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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-12
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netO0fef.

Suntingbon, 30, IL. DeSember. -
Der gilsug Der yBeunipluania Bahu" ibcr,
fubr unO t6otete beute Wor9en sDei 0tannCr
lnnerhalb eiuer Strede BON 13 Ylellen, uenla
LID Dflhael 9ormnn bel 9uuttngoon unO
Sheooor Seitb bel llnionsSurnace.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-12
sofalesrtd,te aus geafAtnaton.
SdldnoItder Mn9rifJ. Gtnbrudt. - Eft
midJtsWGroi9cr RaMbanfaH cineS geaeti
0uS cine metRc T0ute

SdldmoItder Mn9riFJ. Gtnbrudl. - Sin
mtdtsWaroteer Ranbantau etReS IeserS
attf etne nctBe Dame.
gSai blngtont IL. 0e3br. - Gin iunA
ger Uaun, Srunt g9alfer NIT Rameu, BON
@eitdft SapaSierer, mel1er in Dem Sauie
OeS 9rH. permann S6miot, gtr. 2IO, u.
StrnBe, uOrowetltd, 3u D2letbe pobnt, iuuroe
geItern ylafmtttag arretlrt uno uHter Der 4ns
i6uloigung oC8 6ru. uno Der Erau Sdmibt,
auf tbrc Sodlttr emma Sd1mot, ein 4sidbs
RIGGS &tno, eineH ni9tsmiiroigeu Au0riff aus
9eiitbrt gu baben.
- Seltern Sormitta9 grgen II llbr erbras
den orei laugfiuserige @eeuen ben Seott'.
i9en @igarrenlaoen i'm @aptole uno mad,teu
iif init ether Nusabl BoremonnaieS uuo aus
oerer @alanteriemuaren aus Dem Stan6e.
3pet Der 8iebe puroeu tlIr3 oarauf bon benz
Arme Der 9etedtlBfett credit, uno es nuroe
linen elt GROCER &beil Der geuudteu 8sute
mleOer ob9enomnlen.
- Sor9eitern Wittag muroe Erau Sarab
s. 0autS, al Der Z. StraBe, nabe 8trginias
4ueuue, rpobuhaft, al8 lie @arroG Springs"
paiitrte, BON etuem rObuIten 9te9er iiberIa0en,
ipelier iie bel Der Sd)ulter pafte, nad ibrer
8aid)e iu9te uno babel ibr aleIo furs uuo
Helm RIB. 2llS er nt6ts 2obnenoeS IN Der
Sald)e flno, erb0b er elne Sauit, nm ibr einen
9ewalttgen Streif Su oerlsben; Oa bemertte
er IN threr 'Saub cine @elOb6rie. pelfe er baz
fig an iid1 riB. Damn i6lu9 er iein Sptsr
ruieoerbclt ln'S @eiidt, usrieete ibm mebrere
befttge 5uBtritte unO lieB eS eubltb in beiins
nun9slOiem 3uitanOe uui Oer StraBt liegeH.
Dtan bradte ole un9lldlide 6rau, iObalO Ne
BON eintgen 8iirgern auf Der StraBe liegenc
gefunben wurbe, naA ibrer Bobnung, no Or.
y. Z. 2eaA iie III dr5tite 8ebanOluns uahm
mn fbrp YSPrIPiiitu0on dfdff itnhpNPnfitdN
erfldrte. 0as geftoblene @elo 6etrdgt etma
$26.50. Der Shauobube trug eii.en oiinnen
Safenbart, brauuen leberrod unb einelr ft11att=-
biqeu, bnr4l0Aerten 6ut. 8ts i,bt 1T bic
Boli3ci ibm nod nrht auf Der Spur.
- Bcter NcJtamara, Der tpo9lbetannte
8auunternebmer, iiber OeiIen &rantbeit, bic
ourf ben SiB etneS Mannes perurIa6t purbe,
MIR Dor eint9eu &ageu beri6teten, liegt in
auBerit trithdlem 3uitanbe oarnieOer; man
be3melielt, oaB er NIT oem GebeH oauOn tom-
men miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-12

Sarato a, q. q, II. 0e6ember. -
Sas. s.. Brigbt, Shubmeliter Oieies @ountns,
1T ieit lebteH ROntag yta9nlittag ue-i1wun.
ben. Setue Samtlte uno 6reunOe geben Su,
oaB er uanlbafte Summen unterI6la9en bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-12
@r6n0e.

Sron. N..Y., IL. 0fSember. - =. Or
9an's 9Ssberet Ill @ranuille murOe geitern
Abeno ourd 6eher I'M Sstrage BON $4,000
beA6Oigt. Der Sdaoen lit 5um GbeIle burA
Sertderuug geoett.
0etro,t, Mtt9., II. Deg. - Die 6abrit
Der SS. GenlpIs & Comp. 3u Ntoutague,
0tib., fiel beute oen Sammen gum 8aube.
Der &erlnif mirn nuf 100000 aeih1bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-12
Selegrapbiid)e Sepei9e,t.
T8erd1te Der N5iocirten Brefie. fir ben 0eutIdoe
9nlanb-gepe(Dsa.
ste id,tpepiidle @nlar @rpesftfpta.

Ste id1tpeotid)e Bolar : @rpeSttton.
6ran5tsco, IL. Se3or. = gBau.
filffdnger, Die neuli6 uomSolarmsere bierher
famen, ber.6ten, paB eaS, mie iie 9lauben,
grDbere Der Babr5euse ber ihrpebii6en Gtoro,
pol Grpsoltion oberbalb bes Sf &aps bonn
Gtis eiuseihloiien let.
Git, per56tpmnSener &eoaftemr.
gBoobbnrn N.sS., IL. &eabr. = ISM.
E.@ibbs, Rebatteur bes n@louceitersGOnntp'
Democrat" reiI'te am lebten Samfta9e bon
bier mad, philadelphia ab, unb ieibem fehlt
iebe 9ndridt Don ibni. Seine ansebSrigen
ilno lebr beiorgt ual lein SAtdial.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-12
seIbifut OrosVeriltd1 clues 8anfs
Gsr3fiOetttett.

&leoela no, O., II. Oe5br. = @ine De.
psidbe aus Sinblag, O., melbet: y6.B. Sage,
@r. BrGfibsnt Der v9auccd' Saotn9S' S'Bans,~
murSe geiteru Ntorsen nit ourAihoiienem
Sopfe in Ietnem Sette gefuaben; etn entlnoc'
mes Bt1tol lag uebeu ibu. Man saubt, oaB
er III 6olse Der @ei&ditsoerpidelungen Der
errpdhnten Banf Selbitmoro 81 begeheu uere
iudte. Gs if MIR 9eringe auaf6t auf ietne
Rettuuq uorbanoen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-12
9este 9epcId)et1 ii6er 0em gfttrttt.

prtn9tle B, WdIi., IL. OeSbr.-
Su @onnan 1T in 6olge BON 0ammbrit6en
uno ueberi6memmungen S4aben i'm See
TRACE bon mebreren SauienO Dollars eutltan.
ben. Sn g8etbroot unO gBbatelb fnO ale
8riideu, opie UieIe @ebduoe 5erftGrt. Der
Serluft betrdgt nabe an $4,000.
9arrisburg, Yeuni., IL. 9eSeuber.
- Ser Susqu.bauna 1T bis IL ubr 1ente
abenO nm 18 SUB seitieseu unO ftctgt nod
INNER. Der nieOrlg gelegene 5tabttbeil itebt
inter gSafIer, Ino in oeIen 6abrifen lit Die
Ebdti9teit eingeitellt uOrOeu. Die Suieln I'M
6lufie nabe Der StuOt fEO uoafanOis uutsr
8aiier.
Bel BiqiamspOrt, tpo Der 6lub % Sus
b0ber, alS gen6bnlth, ltebt, baben bic Sc
tpGiier jest angefan9en, 3urid;utreten. Sn
Der Otahanop Wuo SbenanbOah @egen6
itno OIeIe aoblen9rubeH inter 8afer geeet
mOr0en.
Barnegat, RS, IL. December. pie
8arfe - og8ilbelmine," pelde arl 4. DECEMBER
l:ranoete, lit in 6olse bes lesteu Stnrmes
gan5lt9 BON Den Bellsu Sertritmmert moroeu.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13

A. B. GOodbsr mas returned /, ON tie
East.
Misses Elsie Shepard aud Ollie Cox
left last night for a visit of two months
to Nashville.
Misses Fannie Logan, Matte Watson,
Joe Coles, graduates of the State Female
College, left last Aight on the steamer
Hard Cash for their home, Jacksonport,
Ark.
Major Bart Harrington, Of Friar's
Point, died at Bailey Springs Tuesday
night, where be had gone in search Of
health. He had many friends here who
will regreat to hear of his death.
Sam NJ. Gates is a candidate for
county register. He has been a resident
of Shelby county for ~thirty-tight years ,
and is IN honorable, upright man, and
every way qualified for the place. He
rs been unfortunate in business, and
needs the position. See his card in our
announcement column.
Wiggin q Co 3I8 Main street, are re.
ceiving daily, by express, new and beau
tiful styles Of summer hats. They have
the best stock in the city at low prices.
Call and see. CIT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13
An EmInent Vereinrinn.

Among the arrivals yesterday was the
president Of the American Advent Mis-
sion Society, Rev. Miles Grant. He is
in his ffty.ninth year, end is remarka-
bly, hale and hearty. He travels a great
deal and rarely uses a sleeping car, as
he claims there is freer ventilation in the
ordinary cars. About a year tgo he
wrote to the English Vegetarian Society,
which was published in the Dietetic R,
former as follows:
II am much pleased with the bro.
grdmme of your socie y. Were | in
Manchester | should esteem it a priv.
lege to belong to it and do what | could
to advances its interests. | have been a
vegetarian between twenty and thirty
years. | am now in my Ghy.eighth year.
but most persons think me about forty or
forty-five, because | look and feel so
young. do not use glasses yet. l am
coping that | shall not find it necessary
to use them at all. My health is perfees.
| rarely feel tired. After preaching
three tins in one day, ard lie ding as
many prayer-mt etings, | am as fresh at
night as in the morning. Life to me is
a luxury. Ny feelings vary but little
during the entire year. | usually rise
before FIVE in the winter, and earlier in
the summer. l seldom spend seven
hours in bed. l go to sleep in about
three minutes after retiring. l IKE a
sponge bath every morning on rising.
My mind is clear az crystal | am as.
tonished at my freshness. My power of
endurance is considered by some almost
miraculous. | find in no one who lives
in the common way that can endure
as / do without being tired. 1t
was not so when l lived as others do. 1
am fully convinced that this glorious re-
suit is occasioned by my diet and the
blessing of the Lord. l have no hunger
between my two daily meals. l eat
slowly, occupying from thirty minutes to
an hour. | formerly ate the same amount
in five or zen IA Iutes. l enjoy my food
very much. | see no occasion for any
change of my mode Of living, after try.
ing 1t for over twenty years."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13
Young Ladies' in France.

Paris Cor. Of Baltimore SUM-
Figure is supreme to face in Paris.
A girl minus the one aud plus the other
is lost to all hopes of a bon part, be her
dot ever so great. No, | withdraw the
dot, for a modem Frenchman will marry
even a face with a dot, and throw in his
corOnet as a make-weight for his absence
Of financial figure. The young ladies
are not pert or self.asserting, as | know
them to be in other places outside of
France. They are not bred to a clutch.
ing wildly at ever straw on the whirl-
pool of admiration. II they are, they
hide it admirably. She makes her char.
acter and person to be seught. She
doc' not boldly go into the matrimonial
market seeking whom she may devour.
The moth RS do all t lis, good dears that
they are. You dance at a ball with the
young lady and find her companionable.
She is not q walking match, muscular
contestant in beefy, boisterous health.
like your young English girl mean
the twenty four.ye T olders of Britain
for under that age there they are sug,
gestive only of the nursery and breed.
and.butter odors. To go to a ball simply
to dance and indulge in motion is reduc.
ing it TO a mere gymnasium. Inter-
change of ideas and waltzes obtain with
the Partisan young lady, and you may
talk by the hour without fear of being
referred to mamma or summoned for a
breach of promise, as you are in Eng.
land uowa-day. The Paris young lady
not only talks, but doel so we'll. She
dances divinely, and is not found spend.
ing most Of her time in the supper.room
examining herself with outlets and
sherry, and in a perpetual defense of her
hunger, with thousands of excuses from
a tight shoe to the dancers" | have
known more English girls driven into
starvation by the ''lancers" than by total
abstinence for a day. Why not be honest
and, as Dean Swift said about the brandy
and water, say you like it," There is
no logical relation between tight shoes
or "lancers" and ham s.ndwiches and
champagne, that | can olerly define.
No, cram is the cause.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13

them not to submit their names to the
Democratic convention have not met
with success. They are on a cold trail.
They ought to devote their attention to
their own business. One individual
thinks he has made a reputation and
character by this political drumming,
and he knows to whom we refer.
Captain R. ]. Black, the candidate for
County Court clerk before the Demo
cratic convention, Is one Of the best and
most eficiet officers in Shelby county.
For the past six years he has been
deputy clerk and master Of the Chancery
Court, and in all that time has been
noted for his intelligence, promptness
and politeness. His character Os a gen.
tleman, his experience in the clerical
duties Of the courts and his integrity
render Captain Black a deserving gen.
tleman, whose nomination would give
uh~exceptional satisfaction.
At the commencement exercises of the
Kentucky military school, on the 9th
inst Cadet r. H. Beard, of Tennessee,
was one Of the contestants for the decla-
nation medal Of the Philomanthiau
literary society. Cadet Beard obtained
a certificate Of proficiency in Latin
grammar. Governor McCreary con-
ferred degrees upon the following named
cadets: Bachelor Of Arts-W. r. Bridg-
forth, Miss. Alfred B. Watkins, Mem.
phis, Tenn. Bachelor of English-T. L
Bramitt, Mississippi. Bachelor Of Com.
mercial ScieHcc-T. L. Bramlitt, Missis.
Iippi.
About ! o'clock this morning burglars
entered Mrs. Thomas Nagle's store and
residence, No. 100 Raybarn avenue, but
succeeded in stealing only 81. 1t is be.
lieved hat the burglars entered the
house for the purpose of robbibg Mrs.
Nagle's brother, Mr.. L. Barton, Of Hel.
ena, Arkansas, who is here for a few
days before leaving for Europe. Mr..
Burton was not to be caught in this man
ner and invites the burglars to repeat
their visit, as he will give them a cold
lunch with bullet plum pudding seasoned
with powder. lie expresses regret that
the burglars we're put to SO much trouble
and didn't get what they wanted.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13
HORSES received daily at FARES.
ID
MnrskA's s. cond Concert.

Nc murSAhb zee
Estival Park was filled last night to its
utmost capacity with the elite and beauty
of our city. The audience was greatly
pleased and rose to the highest pitch OF
enthusiasm. We hardly remember Of a
Memphis audience ever being more
pleased by a musical entertainment than
the one given last night by the De Muir
ska combination. Mile De Murska, the
brilliant star Of the evening, was the cen.
ter Of admiration Of every lady. She
was in splendid voice. Her rendition of
Casta Diva, and the aria from St. Bar.
biere were masterpieces Of sentiment and
vocalization. In answer to repeated
encorei she sang Coming TAro' the
Rye" aud 1.-THE Old Folks at
Home" her sweet and most sym
pathetic voice rendering addition
al charm to those old familiar
b illsds, which electrified the audis c..
The duo of Crispino and La Comare,
with Signor Susini, was the GROWING
triumph Of the concert. Signor Brignoli
sang his numbers delightfully."-, aud when
recalled he sang a beautiful serenAde,
Dormi Piu," and the popular b Had
Goodbye, Sweetheart" al he olly can
sing it. Signor Susini was in superb
voice, and his rendition of the aria oil
q" Leporella," 10 Don Giovanni, ELECTED
great applause, but declined an enc ore.
His acrDg was irresistibly comique. Mr..
Maxim, With his brilliant baritone voice,
was received with a good share of az
plause. His Rocked in the Cradle Of
the Deep" was very much admired. Mr..
Hill played very finely Schetzo o.
Chopin" and his piano accompaniment:
deserve very high praise.
On Friday the very amusing and
charming opera, Don Pasquale, will be
produced, aud Mile De Murska will ap.
pc + for the first time here in opera. The
opera is we'll suited to all the artists Of
the De Murska troupe, aud we doubt moi
that the park VII BIS crowd to morrow
night. On Saturday night De Murska
will appear in her most celebrated
scenes, in which she reigns supreme
THE Mad Scene Of Lucia and 1.-THE
Shadow Song of Dinorah" Besides, @
conoeri will be given by Btignoli, Susiui
Maxim and Hill. The sale of seat
began bliskly this morning at Peters.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13
THE CITY.
Thursday Evening, jane IL. lszS.
The Dollar weekly Ledger.

The DOLLAR WEEKLY LEDGER is un-
qu~estionsbly one Of the most enterpris-
ing, leading and newsy journals in the
Union. Subscribers will be guaranteed
the latest and most reliable reports and
editorials upon all questions affecting
the social, national, political, agricul-
tural, manufacturing and scientific Ques-
tons Of the day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13
To the Editor of the Ledger.

Why is it that Mr., Reilly refused, al
the cauCus last night, to submit his
claims, with those OF John j. Duffy, to
the arbitration of his fellow rishmen2
Now the Office of County Court clerk is
the only one the Irish ask, and as Mr..
Reilly reius ; to let his fellow.country-
men settle the matter, why should he at.
tempt to repr 'ent the claims of the
Irish eitizens2 Mr., Duffy is the man
who represents the Irish. He was willing
to submit his claims to the caucus, and
thereby let the Irish DELEGATES decide
between him and Mr.. Reilly. The con.
vention by nominating Mr.. Duffy will
reflect the true wishes of the Irish citi.
ZEN of Memphis and Shelby county.
VERITAs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13
FARES sale stables, So Union.

PATRONS Of a is' lass hotel jus.N
consider themselves entitled to comfor
able rooms, a bountiful bill of fare, and
courteous treatment in the office. All
these, combined with a notable degree o.
elegance throughout, are to be found ct
the C%olonLade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa.
s.H&f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13
WHITE GOODS!
Notice.

ANY parties having claims against the
firm Of L T. RISK & Co. will please pre-
sent them at once to the undersigned at
800 Main street for payment, and all per.
sons indebted to said firm are requested
to call at same place and settle their &C.
counts to wind up the business.
IS L. TIFF RISK.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13
MENPnIs, TENN.. juno Is. 1s7s.

In reply to an article headed Picnic
Rougbs," ia the Avalanche this morning.
l have the honor r. p"otfully to say that
no roughs or any other class of disor.
derby persons aver make their hr .dquar.
ters at my place. There is not a single,
solitary saloon in this city that has less
fights or fuses in their place Of business
than l have. Always trying to the be t
of my ability to keep within the limits of
justice, therefore, in denying the Sian.
der in the Avalanche, / only ask for JUS
tice aud nothing else. And trusting that
the above named paper will at least give
me that justice which is due to a law.
abiding citizen, | remain, very respect
fIly, your obecient servant,
G. GALLIYA.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13

Don't forget 10 cali and see
Mrs. MeCullOugh's Imperial
Solf.cOndaeHsiCg Steam and
Hot Air Cooker, the only one
ON earth. Cooks three differ
emit articles On one hole of the
stove. ATT. j. TurnbUll's, 234
Main IT. sat
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13

In the LEDGER job office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job Of printing. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13

QUERY: why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros Seal Of North Carolina
at the same price2' Ceod.xxvii LAG
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13
McGinnis' Magic LinImenf,

McGinniS' Magic Linimenf,
One of the best family medicines now
known. A specific for all affections of
the throat and for collie. Use wherever
a liniment is indicated. References:
Rev. DR.. Waddel, E. Whitmore, Colonel
W. W. Coleman, Jas. M. White, Major
W. B. Waldran and ]. H. Goodlett. For
sale by W. N. WnKEKsoN & Co.,
6Sf $40 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13

Mrs. Simeon H. Smith, of jersey CITY.
is a lady Of distinguished scientific att in.
ments. She has a cabinet, collected bv
herself, Of shells, fossils, ores and gems.
which is worth $25. 1000. She suent two
years in the School Of Mines, Freiberg,
Saxony, and has been down into he
depths of many Of the mines of Europe.
She writes valuable papers on science. is
an accomplished l%inguist aud Is now
translating a scientific work from the
French. She is a member OF the Ameri.
a Association for the Advancement Of
Science aud was the first woman 10 he
mt de 2 member Of he New York Ae.d.
envy Of Sciences.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13

A fnely-dress-d young woman came
hurriedly out of Worthington.strest, yes.
terday, and as she turned into Main,
a against a b refoot ; urcbin, one of
a group, upsetting him. IT beg your
pardon" she said; did it hurt your"
mo, miss" replied the little fellow,
when he recover d his speech; you
may run agin me aud knock me down
twenty times if you want ter" Then
as the young woman passed on, turning
to his companions, be continued: II tell
you, %tellers, il kinder tux my breath at
fust ter hear her 'pologize ter me, bat |
guess / did the right sort of thing after
all, didn't II" "You bet" was the
unanimous pOnse.-[Spring6eld r
publican,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13

The type, material and workmen OF
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee first class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13

. For paints, oil and window glass 20 to
L. NJ. Dean, 38l Main st. Tot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13

For picture frames and looking glasses
20 u l.. NJ. Dean, 3Sl Main at. 70t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13
cAIMAwARE, ETC.

Patent Fly Fans.
Refrigerators,
Peacock Fly Brushes.
Ice Cream Freezers.
Fruit Jars and jelly Glasses.
Water Coolers.
French China Dinner and Tea Sets complets
for S25, at
CHAS. N. ERIOH'S. ST liz
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13
Extra Fine

Imported and Key West cigars at
CoHN's, corner Main and Jefferson SITS.
Chew Golden Rule. SIT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13

For cheap wall paper aud wiadow
shades 60 to L M. Dean 3sl Main. Tot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13

WILSON Sewing Machines and needles,
also parts for repairs, kept by
J. r. ALpRIcU
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13
OAPADURA.

FARES sale stables, 55 Union.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13

Houses received daily at FARES. Q.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-13
254 Second street, Memphis.

-VI VVV"U 'VENVVi WVHIVuIo'
N. B.-F. &. Keenan,, late of Wilson
office, will be found at the above address.
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Peabody Billiard Room,
First.elass in every respect,
Sid Cook, Proprietor. 43t
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John Walsh, Undertaken,
S4l Second st. ext postofice, l4lt
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wANTED.

HOO PANTS MAKERS by A. Spiro. 80
HUI North Court ST., manufacturer Of and
healer in jeans clothing. SO 50 =.
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N0WS-A few dry cows in good condition
~ Address IL" Ledger Office. TAI