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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-11

DURSUANT TO A PROCLAMATION AMI
i writ of election TO me directed by His Ex-
celleney, William @. Brownlow, Governor Of
the State Of Tennessee, bearing date Septem,
es the @ @ Mi Gpsp thf bsp pos SoR 5OS
October 1866. for two Representatives in the
General Assembly fthe State of Tennessee, to
I'LL vacancies occasioned by the resignation Of
Walker; for. Judge of the Chancery Court Of
Memphis; for Judge of the Law Court OF
Memphis; for Judge of the Criminal Court OF
Memphis for Attorney General Of the sol'ci-
toral District composed of the Filth, Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth Civil Districts of the
county OF Shelby, Tennessee Tor Clerk If the
Circuit Court OF Shelby county, Tennessee; for
Mayor OF the city of Memphis, Tennessee; for
two Aldermen for each ward in said city OF
Memphis; for City Tax COLLECTOR; for Tax Col
lector on Privileges; for Wharfmaster of the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee.
The following named gentlemen are ap-
pointed Judges and Deputy Sherifis to hold said
election:
District No. 1-R. W. Bond. W. E. Gather,
j. H., Lipphe, Judges; lhos. Epperson, Dep
district No. 2-Daniel Corbit, H. P. Thomp-
son. s. R, Lignon. Judges; W. p. York, Dep
uty Sheriff.
district No. 3-Charles Crenshaw, g., R.
uty Sheriff
bistrlct No. 4-Wm. Stoveall, James Carroll,
F. Hester. Judges; N. NJ. Satterwaite, Deputy
Sheriff
District No. 5-Engine- house No. 6-John
Turner. Thos. Foley. Patrick Conroy, Judges
John w. Taylor, Deputy Sheriff.
Engine-bouse No. SO. ID. johnson, William
Chase, Lewis Amis Judges 5. l.IMorgan,
% District No. 6--H. b. willerford, Sam. Allen,
Wm. H. Sneed, Judges; u. W. Pryor. Deputy
District No. 7-E. Pulliam, J. B. Mercer,
ames Holloway, Judges G. NJ. Bartlett. Dep
ty Sheriff.
district No. 81. Mills Thompson, Robert J..
Chester. +. p; Thompson. Judges; r. r. Pey-
District No. 9-M. Rodgers. Philip Jones. NJ.
L, Williams. Judges; W. II. Webber. Deputy
Sheriff.
si sheAIR4R. AIRR'"hi'e > uds''i James MOORE Deputy
District No. ll-wm. II. Walker. W. c. Har-
rison, J. H. Townsend. Judges l.. A. Rhodes.
District No. p-Twm. Connell, Thomas Hole
man, J. ". Elan. Judges; Doyl Pearson. Dep
district No. ls-w; s. Walton. I. LeamOn.
james 8; Bailey, Judges c. F. Stephenson
DistIct No. .i4-Engine House No. 2. Shelby
street John p. Tobin, Joseph Chambers. L..
a. Walcott. Judges. T. A. Hamilton, Deputy
Engine House No. Nv. W. Jones, Thomas
o. Smith, Jessee Moore, Judges james H..
District No. i5-R. IL. Glisson, DIR. Thomas.
J. b. Danburry, Judges W. B. Cotton. Deputy
Sheriff.
District No. 16-Elbah Brooks, J. II. Good
lett, W, Moon, Judges; Wesley Moon, Deputy
Sheriff.
District No. III. Massey. W. S. Smith.
- Corlis b. Judges; Erwin Oakley. Deputy
Sheriff.
Deputy Sheriffs. Judges, Clerks and voters
will be required in all things to comply with
the law of the State defining and limiting the
eieetive franchise.
Deputy Sheriffs will make their returns TO me
at the Sherif7s Office. in the 6reenlaw Block,
on Second street, Memphis, Tennessee.
p. M.iWINTERS,
IS Sheriff of Shelby County.
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suffrage in the free States, every one
knows that | am not afraid to express
my opinion. Everybody has a right to
vote and pay his taxes, and whoever is
governed by the laws has a right to make
them. was in the Pennsylvania Con-
vention that amended the Constitution,
which put in the word white and disfran-
chised large number of voters |
voted against it, and while every other
man put his name to the Constitution,
that it might 60 down to posterity, re-
fused my name, and it is not among the
signers, for was not proud of the instru-
ment, and am not now. This question
may be thought little in advance of
the age What is this world but world
of progress I? and what is the statesman
worth who is afraid to fight in the front
ranks. The liberty of the world is not
effected. Halfthe world is yet in chains,
half the world is yet under kingly gov
ernment.
We must 60 ahead, and though | can
do but little, shall do what | can, and
if, when l am dead, there sprouts any
vigor from my bones and my grave to
help forward posterity to proclaim the
same doctrines of universal liberty and
universal suffrage, and universal olsen
thralment from kings, / shall be satisfied.
The Goddess ofLiberty is represented
in ancient statues as a very nice little
goddess, but very small. / want her to
grow-to put on the habliments of ma
ture age-until she can embrace within
her folds every nation, and every tribe,
and every human being within God s
canopy Loud cheers. ! care not
what you say of Radicalism; these are
my principles, and with the help of God
| shall die with them. ask no epitaph
i shall have none--but | shall go with
a pure consciousness of having tried to
serve the whole human race, and never
having injured human being.
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DIR. j. P. DRoMGooLE

TIAs RETURNED TO THE CITY. AND
IL for the present. again offers bis protss-
sional services 70 his friends a5d the public
generally.
Ofice. 423 al the Drug Store, on the corner Of
Beal and Main streets, Memphis. 81
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C0NsI6NMENTs SOLICITED. PROMPT
" attention gwen 10 Al business entrusted 70
our care, and orders for Provcnder and planta-
ton Supplies filed nt shortest notice and at
lowest rates. Al orders left Al % Front struOt
viii be promptly attended %. al
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- SherlH oI shtIuy OUuhly.
COTT ON GINS.
&. CARVER co.'s COTTON GII

DLANTEkS and Others wanting Cotton Gins
i will take notice that We are Sole Agents Tor
the Southwest to sell the
E. CARVER co.'s COTTON GIN.
And keep n supply Of all sizes on hand.
Also, the best Portable Cotton Pres made.
Will make 500 pound bale by the labor Of two
men in fifteen to twenty minutes.
Also. Portable Engines and Horse Powers.
and al sizes Betting, at manufacturers list.
our uniform price for Cotton Gins Il s. per
PERKINS, LIVINGSTON A POST.
aS Main street. Memphis. Tenn.
Nv p C0RRY AGENT. a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-11

THE OFFICE OF THE MEMPHIS COT
L ton Mills is now at the house Of Schoolield
4 Hanauer. 256 Front street, where a full sup
ply of 0snaburgs, Cotton Yarns, Rope. etc 4,
constantly on hand. W. b. WIGGS,
as Business Agent
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J. R. ANDERSON. J. w. GAY. n. NJ. BUdHEh.
ANDERSON. GAY 4 BUGHER,
Cotton Factors, Grocers,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 338 Front Street,
Corner Of Union,


4
We have this day associated with us in bust
ness. Mr.. II. M. Bugher, under the name and
style Of Anderson, Gay and Bugher.
ANDERSON * GAY.
DEAR SIR:
We would respectfully call your attention to
our card above. Having been long engaged in
the Grocery and Cotton FactOrage business in
this place, with superior facilities for the trans
action of the same, and an intimate knowledge
of the wants of the planting community, we
feel confident we can conduct your business to
your advantage and entire satisfaction. Our
GROCERY DEPARTMENT, with the in
creased facilities at our command, together
with our long experience in the trade, we can
guarantee TO our friends and customers full
and varied stock, which will enable us at all
times to fill their orders promptly and at the
lowest market rates. One of our house will
devote his entire time and attention 10 the sale
Of COTTON. Having a thorough knowledge
of the same, and being sellers only, we can at
all times obtain the highest market prices. We
are prepared to make advances on Cot n con-
signed to us. All consignments of Coz. on will
be covered with Insurance in our open policy.
unless otherwise ordered. By strict attention
to business, We trust to merit a COZ finuance of
the liberal patronage already extended US.
Soliciting share Of your business, we remain,
Very Respectfully,
ANDERSON, GAY Il BUGHER.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, September /, 1866 30
A. y puRnrTr Arcus n c.upRptr
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-29

CIRCUIT CoURr-Jldge Olin.-The MAY
term Of this Court was commenced yesterday morn
ing.
John II. B. jenkins, one Of the petit jurors, was
excused for the term.
b. II. stinemetI, having served within tho past
two years, was excused.
Several other Jurors were excused until Monday
next, and the docket for tho term was called.
John s. Vorhiss against James F. Gibson plain.
tiff death suggested.
Cornelius W. Campbell against Richard Gudgin
Defendants death suggested.
John Donnelly against James Sykes et al. plain.
tits death suggested.
NJ. J. Adler Co. against John Murphy; judg.
meut confessed.
Evans, Homer 4 colloday against Ebbs Yates
judgment confessed.
Jacob II. Smith a Brothers against Thomas p
Jacks judgment confessed.
John Liaolt against Peter Mack; judgment con
fessed.
Edward H. Gregory 4 Co. against J. @. Sets 4
Co.; judgment confessed.
Trust Hahn against Ebbs 4 Yates Judgment
confessed.
Edward Wallace against Thomas Jacks. Judg.
ment confessed.
CRATIC S. clanin against Louis strsb Judgment
confessed.
Nos. 2s, 81, "a, IS, IS, 80, 40, ~, II, and 4s
were placed on the trial calendar for to-day.
A number Of cases wsre referred and continued
until tho next term.
On the appeal docket in the case Of Albert W.
Richards against Robecoa +, Raymond, the judg.
ment of the magistrate was affirmed.
William A. Todd, use Of N. NJ. McGregor, use Of
Edwin III. King, against Julius Viedt. Attachment
on Judgment Of 1921 40 with interest from June u.s.
1885. Judgment against garnishee given.
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HoSEsDALE, PA, May 2s.-A terrific tornado
swept over the lower portion of this borough last
evening. The immense covered bridge spanning
the Lackawanna river at Sixth street was bodily
lifted distance Of six feet in the air. and fell into
the river mass Of ruinS Barns, outhousss, etc.
were demolished Trees and sticks Of timber filed
the air flying like shingles. The course Of the
tornado was first from east to west 1t thsn turned
and went south. Vsering again, 1t finally took a
northeasterly course. No lives were lost.
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LOUISVILLE, May 27.-Tsroll, the murderer,
was captured by citizens at shelbyvills yesterday
and sent here to-day. He received thirty three
shots before he was captured, and 1t is thought
they will prove mortal. A man named Baker was
also captured, but third associate escaped.
rumor prevails that large body Of FsniAns
moved nOrthward from this vicinity tonight. Dos.
tinAtion unknown.
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ArTENPr TO CoNNIr SuIoIDE.-0n Saturday
night Mrs Pumphroy, who resides on First street
south, near Third street west, attempted to kill
herself BY taking iArge dose Of laudSnum. DR..
Amery was called, who applied proper remedies
and she was soon restored to consciousness.
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DUBLIC AUCTION OF sUBsIST-
ENCB PROPERTY
OFFICE DEPor CoMa,ssARr OF SUBSISTENCE, I

OFFICE DEPor CoAA,ssART OF SUBSISTENCE
wAsHISaroS, d. c., May a, 1896, !
Will DO offered at public auction, at the Monument
Grounds, on fourteenth street, In this city,
WEDNESDAY, the 9Oth inst At II o'clock q IN. the
follow ing articles Of subsistsnee Property, viIi
lot Of Lumber, odLl seows and Oars, 8 Brasers,
Desks, Paper Clasps, Paper Cutters, Ink,tlnds,
Rulers, 2 Paper Weights, Paper Folders, Pounes
Box, II Tables, Field Decks, Platform Scales, II
Counter Scales, Beam seales,4 Commissary Chests,
Spring Balances, 2s Liquor Measures, Metal FAu-
Gets, holasses Oates, 81 lin scoops Wooden Scoop
CleAver, 10 Hatohets IL Meat Saws, ~ Meat Hooks,
IS Butcher HALVES, II Butehers stees, Tap Borsrs,
Gimlets, Head Raiser, Hand Saw, Wood Jaws,
! Pump and Fixture II stoves, OIL Stone, Files, s
Pauiins, II Axe Handles, 8 Picks aud Handles, Is
shOvsls, Scoop do. Bright do, Spades, 5 Camp
Kettles, I TrOwels, ! caaldrOn, Joints Of Stove
Pipe, klbows, 10 W. W. Brushes, II Scrub do. Is
Counter do, 5 Sweeping DO, is Rattan Broom., loe
Corn do, l09h pounds Of Rope, Boiler, II Yeast
Tubs, strainefs, IS Tin DlpperS Paddock, SO oven
Pees, 3O4 Sheet Iron Pans, 70 soTApsrp Stoves AN
pounds Of Stove Pipe, A h Pan, 90 Water Buekets,
70 Sleeves, Tin Re1eetors, Lamp Chimpey,4 Lamps,
Coal Holds, feet Lead PIPE, l Hose, cock, and
Coupling, Union Joint, Bread 1roughs, tunnels,
Wood Faucet, 265 feet Iron Pipe, Chairs, Cattle
Scale, 7 Scale Pans, 7 Dry Measures, l Knifs, 2
COoper's AdI.s, l2 Lanterns, 20 Trucks, . Wheel
bRrfows, 2 ,GrndNtones, 2Crowbars, Lard Trisrs,4
Hooks, 2Auaers, Is TIN Cops, 80 Weights, he.
TerUsi Cash, In Goyernnsnt funds, Of the time Of
sale. @. BELL,
my2-A Maj. and Q, =, U. y. A.
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New ORLEANS, May 26.-CottOn stiff; sales Of
1900 balesi low middlings soas7ci Sterling $751;
New York Exchange premium. Frsights TO Now
York I.
The Southern Pacific railroad company promises
the completion Of forty five miles in two months
time.
The Lsvee Commissioners leave for Washington
on Tuesday to ask congressional aid.
Secretary Seward has written to the Governor
that Louisiana passports are illegal and void.
The Texas cotton crop Is less promising.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-29

New YoRK, May 2s.-Erie shares were at 62i at
the second board. There are rumors of troubles,
and an over issue is darkly limited. There is in.
creased activity in petroleum and mining shares
to-day, with general advance in prices.
New YoRx, May 2S.-ThO EzpyeII says there Is
sharp decline in Erie stock based upon reported
call for special meeting Of the directors to morrow
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STRANGE METAM0RPH0SE.
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W., N. a. a, -. ,I,. - = -. =. .,...a.,
Bu, mueb harder IA low. var bs,s Ia
You swAte Turtle-doye you, II ysr'd get some new
clothes "
Wi. ~ 800 vi. -, r,. :" W. .'A0'
=, -, .,I.S'N,,I- $3.50
4. W. So" ~ =. I'M y"
WY t IS" J" Do se'ns ~ Sm"a DfO'hsi'
w.
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III DsoN YLOR


sst PsnnsylyAhIA avenue, doors west Of Ninth street.
wAsHnofoS cirr.
All the new books Of the age rsesiyed Immediately
apon issue from the prsss, and Tor sale at publishers
prices. ...n.. TT TO- =
Imported stAtionsry Aad American mauufsturs o. all
grades and yArietyI ~ the lows.t New York prices
Blank Books q all styles hand, and made TO order
without loss Of time. .l. q.
Visiting Cards printed, and plates snSraS'd In the
latest fashion, y ivy
Al Medical Books supplisd at Publshsrs' rates. -
Paper and Envelopes stained 70 order, APa'u
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SEEING IS BELrEvrNo.-If ladies who do not
use the fragrant sorodont will compare teeth with
those who do, they will In instant more rsa.
sons for adopting II than can DO composed into a
Newspaper paragraph.
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T ARGE SALE OF ARMY WAGONS
i AMBULANCEs, HARNEss, sCRAP-IRoS, &c.
CHIKP oUARTERAAErRR's oPyIon,
DEPoT OF wAsHINGroS,

WAsHIN1ToH, d. c., May 81, 1855
Will be sold at public auction undsr the direction Of
Breyst Brgadier GeperAl @. II. TOmpkius Quriermas-
ter at LINCOLN DEPOT, wAshing ton, D. c., on MON
DAY, June H. Is q, al 10 clock, m, large lot OF
QuATtermssers Stores coma sting Of +o5 Army Wagons,
Is Army Wagons With Hay Racks, II tWo.horss
Wagons, II spring Wagons, 4waterng Carts, Is Light
Carts, so twO-horse AmbulA pees Buggy, lOS4 single
lbs old Wagon Axles, 2S5 lbs Coil ChSin, |, 602 lbs.
Load Pipe 1875 lbs Scrap Iron, b77 lbs Lead, 500
lbs Scrap Steel H. 900 lbs Scrap Tongue Irons 900
lbs Scrap Brake Irons, $1,000 lbs old Horse Shoes,
1000 lbs old Wagon Tire 700 Sash with Glass 1875 lbs
TalloW, Wagon aud Ambulance Wheels wheelbarroWs,
Blankets Buckets Chains Halters, wrsbohea, Anvtla
Smiths Bellows Portable Forgss Planes Barrels, Kst
ties, Stoves, &c. ...-. ..
IL slil FsTVieeabls ".. -rUEa4 @ ..r
The stores must be removed within ave days from
date Of sale. ...' .. ..n
Termsi Cash, In Government fluids. .r
D, II. RUCKRR,
BIT. Maj. Gen. and Chief QuartermAster,
my22td Depot Of wAAhingtsn-
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cTcrSNATr, May 2s,-FlOur unchanged. Wheat
rather dull. Whisky 224 in bond Mes pork in
active demand at S3l,5 closing with few sellers
at s32. Sales |, 800 bbls. Lard in active domandi
sales of LOO tiercss at 22ii prime kettle 2Ii
Gold 1874!
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-29

Excursion TO GLYMoSr. The Ladies'
Mite Society Of Ryland chapel will give an szour.
sion to dlymont tomorrow Wednesday, for the
benefit of their parsonage. A band Of music will
DO In attendance, and dinner and refreshments
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PROPOSALS FOR HEATING FoRD's
THEATRE
cHHr oSAErEHS4sTEn's oTyIoE, !

DkPoT or wAsHINGroN, Z
WARRINGTON, d, q May 2s, 1865.
Sealed proposals Wilde received at this once until
TUESDAY, June ~ 1866 At u o'clock M for the hes-
Ing, by steam, direct radatOn The building In this
city known AZ PoRD'S THEATRE, and the two small
buildings COZ neoted herewith.
BIDS should DO accompanied by plans showing the
manner In which Il Is proposed to do the Eotk, aud
state the amount Of radng surface proposed for with
a description Of the boiler aud Its capacity,
Tho work must be completed BY the nrst day OF sep
tembeT, 1866.
No bids will be entertained except those from persons
who are be In this business and can refer to
similar work which has been executed by them.
Half Of the amount stipulated to he paid for the work
will be paid on Its completion, and the remaining one
half will be retained until the heating capacities Of The
shall have been thoroughly tested ana found
satisfactory. ..
Bddsrs can the buildings and receive
In reference to the work BY applying b Mr.. EDWARD
CLARK, Government Architect, No sos Fourth street.
opposite City Hall, WashinG ton, ID. O. 40 ~ y"
Proposals should be addressed 70 the uudsrsisnsh
plAnly endorsed, Proposals. for Heating Pord fAs.
atre. ~ d. n HliCKRn
Brsvst Nal. Gen. and Chief Quarter sHs.sr.
my2s I'd : ~ n Depot q washios,sa.
TNND d All II A VyffSNy- eS1S,x ~ n, -
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER,
= &C.


wAsHINgroE. d. o., May ~, lsoo }
Will be sold at public auction under the direction Of
Brevet Lieutenant Colone, James N. Moore, A. Q on
TUESDAY May o. 1880 at 10 clock m, At the Gov
eminent Carpenter Shops street, between Second
and Thrd streets, in hi ely lot Of old and refuse
lumber, consisting Of
81 900 n. a. boards; $3.50 n 50 plank; 5000 n.
seAntlipgi $500 r. jost 400 It, timber, $500 r. ineh
sidng; 81 900 r. lumber 5000 W. p shiDglesi together
with lot Of pine posts, old tables, work bsnehs, 3e
&c. - .. u
Tho lumber must be removed BY purchaser within
Ave days (rUm dA.e Of sale.
Terms; Cash, In Government funds.
d. II. RUCKRR,
Brew. MAJ. Gen. and Gu si auHrtsrussstsr,
ap25.4t Depot Of wAshin gton.
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LOUISVILLE, May 26.-Bsnj. s. Board, a ooun.
Gilman Of this city, has absconded. lie Is said to
DO guilty Of forgery and frauds.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-29

PRovrDENcE, R. l., May 27-Ths Union foundry
at Central Falls this city was burned to-day.
The loss is 81, 900; insured for So, 500.
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FIREs,-Atfve o'clock yesterday afternoon
an alarm was sounded IN Georgetown, FIRE having
been discovered on the AquOduct bridge. The en-.
ginss eItinguishsd the flames before much damage
was done.
About eight o'clock fire was discovered In a
stable on L street, between Ninth and Tenth. The
engines were out, but their services were not
needed.
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7 UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.
C,B. CHURCH 4 co.
Desire to call special attention OF the Carpenters and
Builders wheelwrshts and CoAehmAkerE, to their eI
tenrye Hnd we'll selected assortment OF all the various
kinds Of Lumber, consisting in part Of
All Sizes Of white Pine, Poplar WALNUT Oak Ash and
Hickory.
FRAMING,
White Pine, Spruce, Hsmlook, Va. Pine, aud Oak.
FLOORING.
White Pine, Spruce, Va. Pine, Eastern Shore and Oak
SHINGLES.
Cypress, White Pine, Spruce, aud Cedar.
FENCE RAILS. POSTS, AND Pickles.
Bills Of Lumber cut to order at the shortest notice.
@. b. CHURCH CO.,
mys.lm Cor. Maryland ave and Eleventh street.
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Adjournment OF the Tennessee Legislature.
NASHVILLE, May 2s.-Ths Legislature has ads
journsd until Nov. 8. Fu|
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The WARRINGTON SHuTzRs CoRPs.-Yes.
terday the frat grand festival of the German Target
Association or Washington shutzen Corps was com.
menced at tho Park on Seventh street. A large
number Of persons visited the grounds, and great
interest Is taken in tho affair. Among the prizes
are two rifles, one valued at 500 and the other at
$50, q magnificent silver set, china set, silver
forks spoons, &c.
The procession was formed in front of the Ger,
hardt Hotel, on Pennsylvania avenue, yesterday
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-29

MERCHANT TAILOR,

474 fOurtesnth Street, opposite wiliATd'a Hotel
Wishes to Inform his friends that he has ust received
full assortment Of French Bpglsh and Domestic CloIhs
aud CAssimeres Of the most fashionable styles and
color and ho Nonld be pleased to serve then on the
most reasonable tsrmS and at the shortest notice.
k0.lm
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SALE OF WOOD ASHES.

SALE OF WOOD ASHES.
HEADouARuRs DEPARTMENT ov wAsHrsaros,l
OPPicE OF CHIEF QuAkrERnAsTER,
- wAsHINaroS, d. c., May %, 1885,
VIII be sold At pablo auoton, ., the wood yard one
mile north Of Alexandria the Washing on and Alex
sndris railroad, on TUESDAY, May ~ At q O'Clock D.
aquantty Of ASHES, Of boat quality the remains q
Government wood destroyed BY hre on the alst last
Purchasers will DO allowed dye days to remove prop
erty. "
isrn'i Cash, in Government funds:
N. l. LUDINGToN,
Colonel and Chief ouartermsster
my2s.a Department Of washipgtou.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD.
- mos avn OTHER PROPERTY AT FORT ELLs-
HsADoRs DEPARTMENT or wAsnrrorox,
oRYIoE CHEF ouARrHRMAsrER,
wAsHNoros, D. c., May %, 1895.
VIII be sold at public auction, the premises under
A. O. NJ, y. g. A, on FRIDAY, Jane l, 1886, ct II
o'clock m the following described Frame Buildlnga
located at Fort Ellsworth, Fairfax county, vrgnlAvIs
Two oficers' CHARTERS, 2txl6 feet. IN.
One Omeerz' Quarters, 24xl2 feet
Two Barracks, LOOKED feet.
One Ness house, lO0H2O feet. ....
one Guard house. 36Hl5 feet.
one Guard house Wing, l4El4 feet.
One Ordnance House, lpxl3 feet
Also, at the same time and place for the Engineer De-
PATtnent' the Timber, Lumber &c. belonging to said
The military guard will remain on the premises ten
days AFTER sale, az desiTedD and purchasers will be
allowed hftsen days to remove property.
Ruildings will be sold sipgly.
Terms Cash, in Government funds: . ...
N. l. LUDINGToN,
Colonel and Chief ouartern Astsr,
my2s1 Dept Of Washington.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-29

EoR SALE-A VERY STYLISH BAY
IL PokY, years old. and warranted . and has
been used a. lady asadale horse the last two yeArs
Inquire u the Metropolitan Railroad Stable, .
seNsntssnth street aAd New YSIk avenue,