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no PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

ITO PIiILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEWYCRK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Though Trains daily tlrvs deuos An
Philadelphia, two IN SowiOrk -
Double Track The most improved EquipmenL aud the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safsty.
on and after July z. 1879.
Express Trains leave NewYOfk via D9sbrosses Cort
lgndt street Ferries ~ follows:
4s30. $50, 62O 40 iEited ii n hi $3.50, O. O. 7i30
$50 and 10 sunday 80 and mi 8, o. 1890 $50
ami 10 o. ~.
0as "Brookyn with all through trains
JeTsy CITY. scrdinE speedy and drec, transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel
RetufDing trains leave Philadelphia 1901 800 s5B T.
7i55 eS0 and IA iLmitod Express, i30 p nj g L.
a5O and 7S5 on Sunday. 20l 3i20 BOO S;O0 and
8 so a. nj I. fiS6 y. m,
Ticket On lSes-No, 529 and sli broadway No. ! Astor
House and foot Of Desbroster and CQandt-ss No Court
BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot of Fulton Brookyh
Nos ia ll0 ana lis hudson HOboken. Depot Jersey
City IMMIGRANT Ticket Office, No BatteTyplaco.
FRANZ THOMSON, J. 4. FARMER
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agst
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

pFCORDFD ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Doane 70 samuel Constant sSOs
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FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Connections Leave foot Libertys- Tor Freehold aS
1:4h Il.45 q. nl. 1, JI5. Op. III
NEW-YORk and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ roIr<n riiiiNdf1, iiN ~, porrrV
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON Avn pHIIAnEIpUIA

EXPRESS TRAIN TINE TWO HOURa
opa At $50 % 7 o. 3 u ibeys 1876 t9T ' 4 s a 7s pi e
Leave Thiladelpnia from Station Pha and Reading Rail-
Iad Third AMI berK-sts 7I5. s;l5 10 ll;30 m lis
Leave Tentou or New York at lao Monday 6:4O
sl3 ghO lc4O m. l2;lO, 10 a. $40; o:l0; T. m
=. trans from New-iork TO the 7;45 las IN
SnXY ou m pi cave NeW.York AMI Philadelphia at
g. IN $40 IL n m Leave New-York or Trenton at m
tso m Leave Trenton az ~ M W. s; .; n 6,ig p n and
fion Brooklyn and - Ine Depot, Jersey CITY. n ~ o,
Tickets for sale al oc OF LdplHs,r nos ~ 4yi' ~ !;
Colrrf.si - Annex Office. i-N ~ nsi Brooklyn Bag.
ii. +. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
PENNSYLVANIA RAiLROAD-Great Trunk
Line United states Mail Route On and after July
T. 1873 trMns leave NeaYork via Desbrosses and COrt-
lsndt street ferries, as fo'lows;
tAiIess f0i Harrisburg ltsbuTg, the West and South,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. a. NJ, ana $50
For wi amsport Locklaven Cory aud Erie q; $50 D.
connecting CORY Titasve Petroleum Centre
the %! hcgi'as Wiil.anspoti and Lockhayen. a.
ton xnres o Iu lnaa rar3r cars daily except sunday
sao M a and ID p % 'i sIay w. 10 'suAr @ " $50 and
Express fer PLiledeha iiSo 800 $50. D. 90 Limited
andsa z, g. 1880 $3.50 aud 10 p. EmigIani
1901 ~.
/ FrCspe May. II a. IN. aad D. N.
Jsonis 81 srookiyn with al fhrouc oh
trans ri Jcrs5 Ciy aoringa speedy direct transfer
rraEs AIiiSe~fom Pittsburg Coos. lO40 a. m 1910 pm
daiy ana $50 o. m. d:20 aaiy except Monday IRON
Washin gton aud Baltimore So M Soe 4.5J. 1910 p.
IN. sunday. SO a. N. From im%icpia, i5u. G;oo,
Gi5 go 1910. ll3o 4 m a5o 800 800. $50 and
1910 D. m; sundsy $780, 600, $40. 1910 ll:3O IN. go
ieset onlccs 90 and ai4 Bro.away No Asior House
Brookvn Annex Depot, foot Of Futons, Brooklyn Nos.
III ic and HudsOG-st HobOken Depot Jersey tif >
Emigrant Ticket Office, no. Battery.pacc rne Nav
Yor TIansr COMPANY Nil call ioi d eIrck baggage from
ho'eis IN" i'Ss L. p. FARMER. GEM Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
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Ere Cream.

LUSSELL'S ICE CREAM is the best. Every
body praises II prices reasonable established 1881
2 Bible House, opposite Cooper Institute
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~ American girl; well recommended competent IN either
cauacity a. warcssI understands al
about children, city country moderate Call al
20. Uthave. near lotl-st
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ONE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR TO WORCESTER Limited Tickets 81.
GOOD SUPPER the boats SO steaners leave
lIer 49, North River, daily, at $50 D. NJ. 80,
Steamers uf the NORWICH LINE leave samo pier daily,
u u. sundays, Boston. MOr-
cesier sc. and for Portland White Mountains daily.
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Grlp tuanie0.

woman medically educated wanted for
~ ladies department Of rstelass sRnitaTum. Address
HEALTH, Tribune Uptown OHice, l,25S Broldway
XEyANTED.-A Thoroughly reliable young man
w as bookKceper. Address DUNCAN l.23S Broadway
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bridgeport, and all points on HOnsatonic
u and Naugauck Ralrosfs Fare al steamer Bridgeport
leaves Iarnesp daily Sundays excepted at ll'3O m
aud bridgeport at Ia .
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7 ruIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

EIInII, lItTr OF PissTNGTE TRATN- March
80 1873 dpots loot Of Coriandt and
lD9 P Pm, m, io asi' ;isto ;arsroy Din Ashland Wilkes
bare Scranton and TuuAAannocA - .,,
NO n u Nqht Express daily for Easson. Bethlehem
Allentown. Mauch Chunk WilSesbarfe kmrh Ithaca
GENEVA Auburn Rochester Buffalo, niagara Fails and tue
"N'- ROBI SAYKh, Supta and EngE
General Olce Church ana COrilandf-ss
II
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Ciip Real Cetate tor bale.
Brocklpn Real gsiate for Sale.
Gonnirp Droperip for Sale an0 20 lft

Fine Country Residence, Westchester
"A County, six aorcs all complete COS, So SeuYorS
sold egaftcss offer wanted; ~ mhu'os iioH
Address J.. o. Box 3,lst Cliy
u pR6pfHTY f6R SALE and RENT FURNISHED and
unfurnis,edl. EDwARD +. HAMILTON, ~ I1nest' and
opposite orange depot
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE with thirty
- Ave acres go%i lsnd In sas Se rooms
besides bath room closets ana large garIe.
SShG %StsS by 1SS crssk anu ApSy to H. l. STONE a5 broadway
COUNTRY SEAT.-Up the Hudson River
y Rarosd Duchess County, so IN nne orser near
detot ornamental grouads fine lands stock Sci oOnpete
easy terms. Address COUNTRY SEAT BOX Is AilDune
ofaoe.
TOR SALE at TARRYIOWN-A private
residence 10 minutes drive from depo $50 feet above
tide water the and 10 acres Of land also billiard
house cardencrs cotiage Sc for $4,000. J. NELSON
LUOKEY & co.. 1928 Broad way, \. y,
NOR SALE at sacrifice. TO close concern
Extensive mills shops cottages tenements VIII steaa
business also adjacent quarres and Land u ydye
near Rul4nd, Nt. For particulars Apply 70 HENRY L.
BEEKMAN, trustee, 50 Pine-sI, New.1oiA.
EORSALE.-"W Wlldercliffc" at Rhinebeck. on
east Of the Hudson late residence OF Mary hutnr
rd arretion deceased contains 60 Of land Photo
graphic views of rycr and mounsin scenery ana nous TIo
the Rev A. IL L NJ. Exr HLiLebecki FRANCIS T. GAN
BETTsON. EGr, ~ Brosdst n. w. OF a. IL LUDLOW -
CO.. Pinest, y. y
EOR SALE or to LET.-Furnished or un-
above N,wbuIg residence and farm of MI! acre
cu acres Woodland aspbernes balance lawn gar
laundry second floor one Of the handsomes'
views IN the state -. ..-..o, ,.-....o,.
90 Frankiinst
ORANGE, n. J.-Houses and Country Seats
10 lei ana for sale; great variety; also farms and Dlu
sg lots. BLACKwELL BROS. Gas Broadway aoomo ..
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M FTTEIIIlII IlT|.TTT-7I
Ieuckcn Chris W a. II Orormann No % Prlnce-st
years fog annual rent O. :
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NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DUIyISIoN. U ,n ~

~ Leave New.YOrS Pior X No foot Kector-st.
sTEAMEii5 ST. JOHNS nd JESsE HOYT.
Long BraDch Higblands &c, 5:51. $3.50 a. l0l BID
b05. ..
Toms River Tuckerton X " and Philadelphia j;jU NJ
Vinc.aHd Bndgcton and Atlantic CITY. l:OJpn
WarcrOwn and Cedar Creek &C. 5.i' D. IN.
SUNDAYS for highlands ana Long Branch 930L n
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DROyIpENCE LINE TO BOSTON.

Il via r. evidence Direct. - -
A FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY 40 MILES OF RAIL
IHE FAVOkIrE PALACE STEAMENs
MASSACH SEITs, Captain Rsy Allen. ,,..
49,. 90, RHODE ISLAND captain Jesse Mot-
leave m daily (SlBdays excepted fOm Pier 20 Norm
River QOOt Of WaIIenst
PasSCu arrive IN Boston nj NO lnternelAtto
landings between NewYOrk ana Providence - -o-
saterOOms anu tickets at Nos 3B3, 3yi t91 ana
e4. Br0adw at Metropolitan and Fftl Avenue oeis ~
~ anu StS v ASH IL iOusf BIuDklyn Also, lchets sy AZ
oil hoei ana principal Offices and ai all oihces Oh Wes
coti Express Company. - o. ,,ococ,, pr.,,
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MRS. G. w. HODGES having reopeDed the
IsE atge aud c0mmodons house. has large ard small
fanics and single aentlomen house aud table
first-cias.: terms reasonable SOB West .9thst.
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Virginia Gs Old

Vlrginia Us UIu
l.OOD.......- 30
Virginia Consol ~
y maturcd Coup
1000 ..-.-.- % =
Tenn Us old ~.
10. .OcO-...-.- oo1
Louisiana Con
1000. ......s5.. 81
Frankfort a ko
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EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Land
/ Cozzens West Ponr, Cornwall Noweure Marlboro
Milton Poughkeepse EsOpu- connecting Win Ulster ana
Delaware ana Wahkii Valley Railroads Steamboats, rs
". BALDWIN ami TlIOMA CORNELL leave DAILY al
D. m Pier 80, North River, foot OF HarT1sonst . -,
Except SATURDAYS, when the steamer Thomas cornell VIII
leave O'Clock m. CONNECTING Win E'c1s Tram U"
d. latDr md ~
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FALL RIVER LINE

steamers DRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave New York
dailv snrday Included until September li: rom Pier 2S
North Iiiver loot Muriay-st at 13O leave BrO0kyb
via Annex al 8 D. m, Jersey city, 4;bO y. m
NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND TIE FAST
Steamers NEWPORT aud OLD COLONY, from Pier 2S
North River, daily sundsys excepted at y IN rare only
ONE Limited tickets good only ON steamer on
v ~ date and connecting train which Leaves Newport at
$40 next morning arriving Boston at 1880 m Tickets
snd state rooms obtained ony o.cC on Pier 30 North
River. and on steamers. bOtDi-a' q lEON hAb' Ast~
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A PRIVATE FAMILY living in own house
n 0lr furIished consisting OF hve rooms
AMI bath 10 eontcAeu. Address - West l2ths
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rJ'HE OLD RELIABLE STONlNGTON LINE

Il FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
IN, from Pier %. North River loot Of Jay-sti
Special limited tickets. GOOD ONLY on ki5 A. m con
meeting tTain at StOOlngiOn, sold via this line from Ne"1 oiA
10 Boston ioI u
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oh WEST 27th-St., second house west %
Broadway North side.-Choicc rooms each floor
single suite extra IN size and appointments
low.
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| STH-AVE., No. 287. - Having changed
- hands put IN perfect order for families wish
private tables for The Winter year: rooms Tor single
I emf. .IIeIl
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" BETWEEN NEW.loRK AND HANKk:
Pier Company new ~ North River foot OF MOrtOnst
Travellers this line avoid both transit by English ra
GiscomfOrts OF the Channel IN
boat -, q, .,,
CANADA, Frangeu ednesiey Sept t5O M
INPIiA ~ ~augier w educsdav. sept. 10. II
ST LAURENT. cluesday sep. . a. IN.
(lpcls trc, of Pans. amounts 70
LNrIs UE ELNLAN. AEeL-. 80. % Hrol.MLy.
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Fine Country Residence, Westchesiter
n Copntv six acrrs all complete cost fSOOtOi VIII ee
sd re Sacss an offer wanted, 40 minutes from
- a. Row
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-22
Personal.

W. h. Butler, of Tennessee; Ralph
Kahn, Of Shreveport, La, and L.
Loubrie were visitors at the cotton
exchange to-day.
Jim Barnes was presented yesterday
morning, by his wife, with a young
fireman. This is the first addition to
the department since we have been a
Taxing District,
S. A, Summers, Tennessee, L. Gates,
Arkansas, 7. A. Gleason, New Or
leans, Andrew Johnson, Tennessee, and
r. G. McCarley, Arkansas, were visi-
tors at the cotton exchange to-day.
Mr.. Columbus Hurd, for many years
a leading and very successful business
man of Wittsburg, Ark, but now a
citizen of California on probation, is
in the city ameng his old friends on a
visit.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-22

New York SUM-
When the house of representatives,
at the dictation of the executive de-
partment of the government shall
surrender its right to annex to appro-
priations for the support of the army
such conditions in regard to the ex-
penditure of the money as it shall
deem prudent and proper, then it will
prove false to the trust devolved
upon it by the constitution, and will
have thrown down one of the main
bulwarks erected by the fathers of the
republic for the preservation of the
liberties Of their descendants. We
should gather instructions from the
teachings of history. The house of
commons has fought great battles in
memorable epochs. Since the day
when James ii abandoned his throne
and fled before the Indignation of his
people to a foreign shore, no British
sovereign has dared to veto a money
bill which originated in the house.
Shall the citizens of a republic be less
mindful of their liberties than the
subjects of a monarch?
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of the clergy to use every exertion
possible to increase the circulation
and the publications of the board of
publications. Adopted after several
efforts OIL the part of members to
speak at length.
The recess hour, 1890 o'clock, ar
irving, the assembly adjourned until
2:3O o'clock this afternoon.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
In yesterday afternoons proceedings
Of the Cumberland Presbyterian as
sembly the report of the board of
publications was the main subject
considered. 1t was decided to offer
the Cumberland Presbyterian weekly
newspaper to new subscribers for two
months at twenty-five cents, and the
Sunday-school publication called the
Gem for the same; to Sunday school
clubs, four cents each also decided
to continue the Gem in its present
size, giving text, questions and com
ments, also discussions that will afford
the means OF answering the questions.
1t was also decided to open a teach
ers' department in the Cumberland
Presbyterian, with discussions on
lessons. 1t was also decided to make
all ministers agents for the paper,
that its circulation may be increased,
by which its debts can be cancelled.
The board of publication was also
authorized to sell the printing Office
fixtures, publishing machinery, and
other appurtonances, providing they
san contract for publishing periodi-
Gals, papers, and other ma tier cheaper
than by keeping up a regular printing
office.
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The Tendency of Fashion.

Boston Advertiser
New materials show the increasing
tendency toward bright %colors, and
the very newest and most novel of all
is the old fashioned changeable silk in
a superior grade, with a polka-dotted
silk in two cOlors to make in combina-
ton with it. AS yet there is not a
yard of silk in the country, but some
patterns have been sent to a private
establishment by the commissionaire
in Paris, which arrived only two or
three days ago. One of these is a
changeable green and gold, having a
golden sheen through which the green
shines, making the most perfect
effect the silk which accompanies it
and which is to be used in combina-
ton az a trimming has over-shot gold
colored satin dots on a green ground.
Another very lovely one has fawn color
and gold combined in the same way.
In everything there is the increased
color very few black dresses are worn
out Of mourning except silk and gren-
adine, and they are lighted up by
embroideries in satin or gauze or by
bows of color.
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A QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE.
The lncendlary Tract Distribution.

This morning, after the opening Of
the Cumberland Presbyterian general
assembly, when the prayer and devo-
tional proceedings had ended, the Rev.
j. g. White, Of Jacksonville, ILL.,,
arose aud claimed the floor on a priv.
lege question. He t%hereupon read the
following
Seeing that some misrepresentation
exists rs TO the circulation Of certain
tracts on Romanism during the meet
ing Of this general assembly, | hereby
voluntarily and Of my own motion
state that | am alone responsible for
their authorship and circulation.
Neither the general assembly nor the
church at this place are in any sense
responsible therefor.
The assembly took no action in the
matter.
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whole the convention has been moved
by a spirit of tolerance and good feel
ing toward all mankind.
The tipping tradeSmen, or saloon
keepers, arc in a stew about the prob
able fate of the Taxing District If
a court decision should remand the
present city back to the State, there
being no municipal authorities the
retail liquor men would be in a fix, as
the law prohibiting the sale of intOxi-
eating liquors within four miles of a
chartered institution oflearning would
wipe out their business, if enforced.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-22

One of the most remarkable things
in human nature is the Willingness Of
women to sacrifice a girls life for the
chance of saving the morals of a
scapegrace man. If a pious mother
can only marry her Beelzebub to some
good, religious girl, the chance of his
reformation is greatly increased. The
girl is neither here nor there when
one considers the necessity for saving
the dear Beelzebub.
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COTTON SEED.
Its Factors and Manufacturers In Con.
VeHtl0n.

About twenty-five leading cotton
seed buyers and manufacturers, rep.
resenting oil mills throughout the
Southwest and the Mississippi valley,
from New Orleans to Chicago, have
been in convention here for the past
three days and will doubtless close
their consultations to-day. Their ses-
sions are held at the Memphis Oil
Works, near the edge Of Happy Hol.
low, and are private, or at least none
but parties interested are admitted to
their deliberations. The general con.
dition of the seed, oil and cake trade,
a division Of the seed producing terri
tory, and schemes to advance the in
terests Of those engaged in the traffic
and manufacture Of cotton seed pro-
ducts are understood to be the main
questions under consideration.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-22

A GOA of paint, in our opinion, i
equalt to any sanitary measure that could
be promulgated. Our enterprising friend
Sol Coleman certainly comedies with us
to the extent of fifty cellars, which he is
investing in painting fAd cleaning up his
popular cigar establishment, 3l6 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-22

Especial attention is desired to be di-
rected to the fact that on tomorrow the
Butler Anderson fund is to be increased
by 1--WE per cent. of the cash receipts at
the Main street dry goods store of Men
keh Bros. This generous contribution
will doubtless attract the general public
having goods to buy toward the house
referred to, as the object desired to be
fnrthered is one of the most worthy that
could possibly be aided.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-22

Miss Virginia Hicks, a young lady
Of Wyandotte, Kansas, was thrown
while riding a spirited horse on the
10th instant, and was killed instantly,
a tortoise shell comb which she wore
being driven into her brain.
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Butler Anderson Fund.

MEMPHIS TENN, May 10, 1873.
Messrs. c.. W. Heiskell, W. J.. Smith and G.
W, Gordon:
GENTLEMEN-Wishing to aid youR
laudable efforts in behalf of the orphan
children of the late BUTLER p. AMBER
SON, we shall contribute FIVE PER
CENT. of our cash sales on next FRIDAY,
MAY 29d. Yours truly,
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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For SALE on Observation-Disclosures of
stock Of dry goods and notions of Loew-
enstiRe Bros. will be closed out extra low,
or exchanged for city property. 10 Union.
70t
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Tyne for Sale.

A font of 500 pounds long primer, in
good condition, with all necessary sorts -
used about one year; suitable for a country
Office. For sale cbeap by immediate
application TO this Office. 89-t
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Messrs. Menken Rrnthnrs.

NOTHING IA compare with Reeds Gilt
Tonic for bilious and malarial fevers.
DIV
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KeiFigeratOrs, Ice Chests, Water
Coolers, Jewett's Patent F1lterer,
Ice'cream Freezers, very low.
oct r. j. TURNBULL., pa Main.
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STYLES OF HATS.
~ CoOIar M COhans.

The Cooler at COhen's,
The MANILA at COhen's,
The VenIiIlatOr at COhen's.
The Derby at COhen's,
The Cork at COhen's,
The Zephyr ut COhen's,
All other styles at COhen's,
2I9 MAIN Mt.
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Picnic.

AT Estival Park to-day and tonight
the Knights Of the Red Branch have a
picnic festival programmed. They prom
ise a pleasant entertainment to all who
may wish to attend, and will extend A
cordial welcome to visitors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-22

TURTLE soup served every day at the
Crystal Palace saloon, from IL until 9
o'clock. Glt
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CHOICE Strawberries received twice a
day from Gsdsden. Kirk Allen Il Co. I74
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GAS fixtures, new and desirable styles,
at j. w. X. Brownies, 25S Second.
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wednesday, nth Day OF Jnne. Ism.
aaid derrne aa fnllows, 'NV" I

the real estate mentioned and described in
said decree as follows: "
Lying and being in the county of Shelby
and state OF Tennessee, In range 7, ~sectiOu .
OF the Eleventh surveyors district. beinr
part of entry 393 in the name of Edwin Hieh-
man, Tor 5OOO acres, and bounded as folhiHs-
Beginning at nm elm ON the east side OF n 40.
foot alley In the west boundary Of n 2O0.ecre
tract OF land purchased by George l., Holmes
OF John b, Rogers and jesse Isler; thence
south ) chains aud Is links To q stake, thence
south lV' west IS chains and 81 links to a stake
IN the center of tho Memphis and GermAp-
town turnpike road; thence with the center
OF SAID road south 615ao east 10 chains and So
links; thence l714o east 81 chains and IS links
70 a stake with black and red oak pointers.
thence west q chains and 90 links To the bs.
ginning, excepting and excluding thereffow
the lt552 acres conveyed by J.C Q. johnson pnJ
wife, Lizzie I. johnson, 10 George W. III s6sr
by deed dated August ID, 1865, and regisfere5
In the registers Office Of Shelby county. Ter.
nessee, in Book 81, part lat, pAees 800 ana ~
Terms Of Sale-Said property viii DO sold on
n credit Of seven "a months with interes,
purchaser to execute note, with nppTovej
security for the purchase money, and n uen
retained on the land " secure the pnymen ~
Inc purchase money. Equity Of redempicn
Jackson, Tenn, May q, 1879.
JOHN II; FREEMAN, Clerk.
ESTES \ JACKSON, Solicitor MA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-22

As a safe and pleasant inyigorant Reeds
Gilt Edge Tonic suits ladies ia delicate
health. dew
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-22

TX quality, purity and favor Reeds
Gilt Edge Tonic is unsurpassed. II has
no equal. DIV
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-22

Wire cloth for door and window
screens at Stout d Co.'s, 35S Main.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-22
For Sale.

A STEAM FIRE engine in good order, a 90.
~ inch saw, Mendral frame and track, saw
iron shutter, sash doors, mantels, CRATES,
store doors and two houses now occupied AS
ticket office and baggage-rooms at Louisville
depot. The houses will be sold alta bargain
as they must be removed Ia make way for The
new passenger depot. Apply to
% sl JOHN REID, Builder, 500 Second st.