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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-15

partures:
Victor No. 2, Haile's Point.
j. d. Perry, White river.
I City of Alton, St Louis.
Olive Branch, St. Louis
Rubicon, St Louis
Agnes, st. Louis.
White Cloud No. 2, St Louis.
Blackford, St. Louis.
Darling, Cincinnati.
Maggie Hays, Cincinnati
W. r. Arthur, New Orleans.
Baltic, New Orleans.
Bengal Tiger (towboat), N. o.
Lena, White river.
Hornet (towboat), Louisville.
MT Kate Kinny, New Orleans.
Departures.
Southerner, New Orleans.
White Cloud No 2, New Orleans.
Rubicon, Vicksburg.
Hornet (towboat), Vicksburg.
VA W. r. Arthur, ST. Louis.
Baltic, St. Louis.
Bengal Tiger (towbost), Pittsburg+
Silver Moon, Cincinnati.
Olive Branch, New Orleans.
Guidon, Little Rock.
Kate Kinny, st. Louis.
Boats in Port.
Darling, Maggie Hays, Altoona, City
of Alton, Agnes, Blackford, Victor No.
2, ]. d. Perry, Cleaner.
,m Boats Leaving To-Day.
Cairo and 81. Louis famous,
feet and fanciful craft, known as the
City of Alton, is the regular packet this
evening, leaving at FIVE o'clock Capt
Elem. Calvert commands, aud Frank
Banksmith is clerk.
Miscellaneous.
Additional particulars in regard to the
destruction of the Won Phul will be found
in our telegraphic report.
The river at st. Louis is reported fall
ing, with seven and half feet to Cairo.
The Ohio is falling at Pittsburg and
Louisville, with seven feet nine inches in
the canal. The Arkansas is reported
stationary, with four and half feet to
Little Rock. White river remains in fair
condition.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING. We respectfully
ask our steamboat friends to call and ex-
anime the specimens of fine steamboat
printing daily executed at the PUBLIC
LEDGER office. Our prices will be found
to compare favorably with those Of Gin
cinnati or st. Louis, and to be greatly
below those asked by other city offices.
Bring your orders directly to us, and
save the commission charged by parties
who take in work they are not prepared
to execute. ]
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THE CITY.
MEM HIS:
Thursday Evening. Nov. Is. 1866

LOCAL NOTICES, inserted among the
reading matter, will be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
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We always have a full line of Couryo
sier's kid gloves. -,-..,
IS RoBEsoN, MITCHELL Il Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-15

TEN ACRES OF CoAL.--Briggs 4
Peterson yesterday received twelve
barges of coal, containing $50, 900 bush
els. Ten acres of coal. The thought of
it is almost enough to make anybody
feel warm. t.tf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-15

Fl. B. PAcKER, Pittsburg coal, Office
No. 1904 Main street. 1873
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The place to buy clothing is at Robe
son, Mitchell d Co. 8, 272 Second street,
opposite Court Square. tol 65
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If you want job work done 60 to Z. Il.
Brown, Third street, between Adams and
jefferson streets. 65
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FOUND.

J1OUNp-POCKET BOOK. OWNER CAN
have the same by describing >and paying
charges. Call at SO Bcal street. U5.
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WAsTED.-A white nurse girl. Inquire
at 344 Main street, or lS6 Desoto, three
doors south of Linden. 66
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-15

THIS afternoon at three o'clock, Mon
sarrat & Montgomery sell at auction some
valuable property near the corner of
Adams and High streets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-15

AcoUIrTED.- Dowdy, on trial
for larceny, was acquitted in the Grim
inal Court yesterday.
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IL you want yonr nantes and CRATES
set, 60 to Z. II. Brown, Third street,
between Adams and Jefferson streets. 65
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8 Our Jon OFFIoE.-The PUBLIC LEDGER
job printing department has been lately
supplied with the latest and most ap-
proved patterns Of type, borders and
presses, and is better prepared than ever
to accommodate the mercantile public.
Our prices will continue to be the most
reasonable in the city, while our work is
guaranteed to give satisfaction. We have
the only complete printing Office in the
city, ard will continue to give our Gus
toners inducements no others in this
market can afford. Call and see. t
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On Five Minutes notice. you can have the
most delicious Buckwheat Cakes ever made
on earth, by using Morgan's self-Rising
Buckwheat, 448 Main street. rs
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RooAs RoBBED.-Several rooms we're
robbed of sundry articles of clothing last
night. A man named Powers, at l56
Causey street, suffered four hundred dol
lars worth
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HouR OF CHANGE. The Chamber of
Commerce have passed a resolution
making the hour of change from II ] to
l2t o. clock.
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PoLIcK CoUnT.-First District, seven
teen cases-seventy-four dollars col
lected. Second District, twenty cases
one hundred and FIVE dollars collected.
Sylvester Morris, a colored imitator Of
some Of the meansst white men in Mem
phis, was fined ten dollars for whip
ming his wife.
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WASrED-A lady who is good cutter
and filter. To one who will suit will be
offered good business opportunity, by
applying at 1924 Main street. GA
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If You want to sit by good fire, go to
L. H. Brown and get your CRATES set,
Third street, between Adams and Jeffer-
son streets 90
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Official Drawings Of the Missouri State
Ho Lottery. - zee
CLASS No. 642-DRAwN Nov. IA. 1866.
Al, "a. 49, r. II. 90 30. 70, SO. g. "a, %. 8. As
EXTRA CLASS No. ei3-DRAwx Nov. Is. 1865.
q. Is. %. 80, As, 70. "a. IA. IS. %. "A, 60, S.
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BOARDING.

DoARDING-BY THE DAY OR WEEK,
ID can be had at 1oi Market street. 14T
DOARDING.--A FRONT ROOM AND
Is Board in a private fan lily for gentleman
and his wife. without children. can be lad at
29S Alabama street. Reference given and re,
quired. r tll .lLl 10 Oh
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARDING..
L Three elegantly furnished rooms. with board
for gentlemen and their wives. and day board
for FIX gentlemen, can be had by applying at
No 1888 Madison street. Best of reference re.
quired. %
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raising subscription from the cotton
growers in the different sections Of
country.
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If you want an overcoat, buy.sit from
Robson, Mitchell & Co, Ayres Block. IS
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FRENCH fur beaver business sacks, at
Robson, Mitchell & Co.'s Ytf Go
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As the twinkling stars 20 out one BY
one in the golden lustre Of the morn, SO
the once popular perfumes of the Amer
lean market have faded into oblivion be-
fore the superior claims Of Phalon's
Night Blooming Cereus '-lhe standard
perfume of the Western Hemisphere. =
Huntington Democrat 65
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ten dollars and costs, Jones being dis.
charpad
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The ORPHANs.-The annual fair for
the benefit of the orphans will commence
on next Monday. The wants of one
hundred and twenty little ones bereft of
parents are to be provided for by the lib
erality of our citizens, who have hereto.
fore contributed so generously for this
good cause. The appeal of the ladies',
in behalf the destitute little ones, will not
be in vain, for those who have lost pa
rents and relatives are regarded as q
common Inheritance, and everybody
should contribute to their welfare.
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WASrED-Three good carpenters i'm
mediately. Apply at 432 Front street. Ga
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A BAKGAIN FOR CASH-A LUMPING
"a TRADE"-Fiye head of cattle, ~ head of
hogs, farming utensils --plows, names, spades,
shovels, axes. etc.--l sx-horse wagon, hne
turnip patch, sweet and Irish potatoes. corn. az
10 lS bales Of cotton-more or less, all for sale.
Also the farm for rent Tor II months from Janu-
airy ~. Possession given now. All guaran.
teed. Apply at LEDGER Office. o.
NOR SALE.-ANY ONE WITH SUFFI-
Il cicnt capital, and well recommended, can
purchase q one third interest in hrst,clsss
Drug Store in Memphis. inquire at 425 Main
street. for particulars.
For RENT, CHEAP.-A large and well i'm.
ished Basement. Inquire IS above. Is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-15

To ADVERTISERS. proprietors Of
the Theatrical Bulletin take pleasure in
informing the public that they will here
after issue the GreenlaW Opera House
Bulletin. Advertisements will be in
serted in both sheets at the same rates
heretofore charged for one No other
programme will DO issued at the Theatre
or Opera House, and the advantage &C.
cruing to advertisers by having their
business laid before the audience at both
places of amusement, is worthy of con-
sideration. Orders left at the PUBLIC
LEDGER office will be attended to
promptly. 60
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Marriage and celibacy.-An Essay OfW
ing and Instruotion for Young Men. Also, dis
cases and abuses which PROSTATE the vital pow
es, with sure means Of relief. Sent free Of
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FOR SALE.

DARKROOM AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
gain can be had by applying at this office. l6Sf
no YOUR INTEREST. Il HAVE FOR
| sale 800 cords Ash Cord Wood. 2 yoke
Oxen, and 2 Wagons, with the privilege Of cut
ting from one to ten thousand cords. which /
wish to sell Immediately. Apply 70
-" III, ~ DIR. d. q. JOYNER,
Cotton Wood Point, Ark, foot Of Island 81. ;.
N. B.-Best wood yard site on Mississippi
river. Selling 100 cords per week at So 30 per
cord %
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Special Notices.

Special Notices will be inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
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AUCTION SALE.
WE WILL SELL, ON SATURDAY,
Nov. II. at PM. on the premises,
TEN BUILDING LOTS.

Situated on Mosely and Leath avenues, and OPP
posite the residence OF Enoch Taylor, Esq.
This is beautiful property. and but short
distance beyond the Chelsea Church. and in one
of the best and most rapidly improving portions
of the suburbs.
The lots are large. and front on wide avenues.
Each lot will be staked out and designated by
flags, SO that purchasers will see the ground
they buy.
Terms liberal. Sale positive.
MoNSARRAT & MONTGOMERY.
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
% Irving Block.
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THE best assorted and cheapest stock
Of shaker flannel, silk and merino under
shirts and drawers, at Robertson, Mitchell
& Co.'S. 65
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION

once. No. 1s Madison street.
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COMMON Law CoURT.-Censiderable
business is transacted in this Court every
day. Besides the final orders published,
large numbers of introductory orders
are taken, and altogether about fifty
cases day are disposed of. The fol-
lowing are the final orders yesterday !:
Choteau & Edwards VS.. Martin h Co.,
$293O 35; Mcfarland VS.. Humphrey,
$lO83 go Union Bank of Tennessee VS..
Jones ct al, $3S73 "a; Hitzfeld VS.. Still
man ct al, $43l rs; Lehman h Co. VS..
Page ct al, $677 81; Homes VS.. Hughes,
dismissed for want of prosecution !;
Campbell VS.. Lothrop ct al, submitted to
arbitrators Lynett VS.. shelton & Co.,
dismissed at plaintiffs cost. ID
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New MEMPHIS THEATRE C2dirroy-
once or, The Man Nth the Wdr Fir
tures was produced, for the third time,
at the New Memphis last evening. 1t is
an excellent drama, very interesting
The characters are cleverly sketched,
belong to actual life, and give considera-
opportunity for display of fine acting.
Mr.. Adams "Jean Vaubaron," like all
his personations, was given in correct,
life-like manner The Mons. Rodile"
of Mr.. Wheelock was, undoubtedly, what
the author intended it. Mrs. flanagan,
as Martha Vaubaron," could not have
done better; and, indeed, it seemed as
if the entire company were vieing with
the star, every character being rendered
so truthfully. Claircoyance viii be re-
peated again tonight. All should seeit.
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Boots. shoes. Hats. Notions. Hosiery and Cent?
Furuishinr Goods 81
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TO RENT.
A SMALL. FARM.

WV. c. AruAx. Of Wrtherille. Va.
CEn. STUART. formerly with Menken Bros. x Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-17

HENRY H. LEEDS MINER AUcrIoNRfRs,
II WI sei By auction On Thursday December 70. ii n
O'clock their salcsroon No - Liberty street large and
select stock Of hrs class Wines bandss CissrA 10 With
oh rsserva knn ungpcuAp herssfsor
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ELRGANr BOOKS AT AUCTION -LEAyTrr SIRE.
IL BEIGH CO. Ascsionecrs, 49s Brosdway.-rues-
day snd Wednesday. Deccmecr - and H. 1t four
John Lafarss E,q soa.i.ns q an exceedingly choice
Miscellaneous works many Of them In superb
FINDINGS. Thursday. Friday and Saturday. December
order Of Messrs ~ Appleon Co, beng choice selection
from their large aud extensive stock Catalogues ready
EDWARD scTIENCR. AUCTI0NEER.
~ BROvZEs. GROUPEs. CLOCKS. BISCUITS. PA
RTANS. &C.-Continuaton ssle, o-morrow, BY EDWARD
sCrENCK az II M ut his salesroom, 90 Liberty street
Also elegant and varied assortment of ladies'
WORK BOXES GLOVE AND MoUCfI0fR BOXES,
NECESSAIRES. SRGAR HOLDERS AND CASES
To which special attention 10 called with regard 10 Holt
davp tea
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4 UCfION NOTICE. SAMUEL wYnh 90. AUG.
Ex6NIF6ENT Ho1sEHoLD YURMITyRE,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THIS DAY lMONDAD
Sale Commencing at III O'Clock At the elegant Ave
story brown stone nansion West Sixteenth street.
between FIFTH and Sixth
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE,
covered brocael and reps Eageres Secretary Bookcase
Centre Tables Encogneurs Cabinets, Turkish Reclin
ing Chairs soas Velvet and Brussels Carpets Pier Man.e
Artistic Bronzes magnificent rosewood Pianofore, rose
wood walnut Bedseads Bureaus Wardrobes en- suite
Sheets Clocks Vases Chandeliers Hasand Stair Carpet
Extension Table, Buffet elegant sets Ruby and Crystal Glass
ware Silver Casters Spoons Tureens Salvers, Dinner
and Tea Service, Table Cutlery Linen Sofas. Chairs,
Shades.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-E. ROTH. AUCTIONEER.
"A AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOX
HOUSEKEEPERS AND THE TRADE.
OVER Ala ono WORTH OF

HOUSEKEEPERS AND THE TRADE.
OVER $1,000 WORTH OF
elegant and geneel Household Furniture at public auction
this tMondayl afternoon, O'Clock. al the large resi-
dence l9 Clinton eighth street, Sixth avenue
consisting OF magnificent rosewood Pianooe Stool and
Cover all modern improvements fun and half oc
tave richly carved legs and three beautiful Paror
Sus covered with richest description Of French satin
artists Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets rosewood
ktageres style Of Louis XIV solid black walnut Extension
Table, Buffet and Dining Chairs to MATCH Oval and Pier
Mrrors black walnut Suits covered with haircoth and
r9Rs oAoE walnut ana rosewood Ssdseads and Su
Vases, Glass. China, Silver Ware, Cutlery, &c B-Re
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

TRAvELIERS' GUIDE.
hudson RIVER AND HARLEM RATLROADs-
Ii Trains for Albany and Troy CONNECTING with Northern
and Western trains leave Few York. via Hudson River Rai
and $40, $50 and r. NJ; and via Harlem Railroad T~en
sixth street and Fourth II A. and Ais NJ
The $50 r. N, train via Hudson River will sundays
Sleeping cars attached TO $50 and IL r. NJ trims On $50
p " train IL also attached sleeping overy day
ccpting sauraya which rough ogdensburg via
4. w. and o. Railroad. without change.
Sunday train Hudson RIVER Road New York 70 Pough.
keepsie and leaving New York At $50 A. NJ and on
Harlem Road. Forty second street Merton and return
leaving New York At "a. NJ
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A UCTION NOTICK-R. T. HAZKLLA AUCTIONEER.
"A TUESDAY. DEC Is,
at l0X O'Clock. ct salcsrocm, - Cortland street.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, "a.
in lots 70 suit city aud country buyers.
Also
tunder Port wasden's inspection for account Of whom
may ooncern,
FILEs-7o dozen Butchers Goodiads Files and Rasps.
CUrLERY.-aiOO dozen Pocket Cutlery. damaged the
voyage Of Iuaportatton
Catalogues early morning Of SALE
&. 7. HAzELL CO.. Auctioneers. +.
81 Cortland street.
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CLOTHING.
A TTENrIoS. THE ORIGINAL M. MARKS. q
emea W OpS0 sces Highest cash a for
&C. c' %a o ss ose o py I've sS
markets Ladies and gentlemen viii be KIND enough 70 sal
upon BY Mrs. MARKS and out Of the cy
A GREAT DEMAND FOR LADIES' AND GENTLE.
mens cast o. Wearing Apga,s Carpets Furniture
pay 2 cent more than e,hsr as,.r Please cali
ps M or s asa DO
A original 2io sna gentlemen can obtain ba
the highest price for their cast on Apparel c,rpe.s
avenue Ladies waited upon By Mrs Mint You win be
Ar% EAST TwELrrn STREET: MAR sRoApwAy-
ladies, and gentemen's Cast on Clothing Ladies waited
upon by Mrs Cashbers
THE TRADES.
A PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER DESIRES a sIrUA:
~ ton hrst class hand reference a. to cspabliy and
A COPPER Plate CARD PRINTER wAsrEp--AT
% smart young Wanted also, at 81 Broadway.
ETRsr CLASS JOB coMPosIroR wAsTED-Ar
y Chas Blooms Commercial Printing Establishment
CIruArroN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ONE
- that experienced workman win please leave
his address In envelope addressed 10 Capt, JeAnson
No. Bowling Green.
rT,o sADDLERs AND AHARNBss MAKERs.-A MAN
above trade wishes 70 be employed In house where they
make job WORK Address A. T., care OF II. Pcot Co.. "
Greene 81.
yUANTED-A PRACTICAL MANUFACTURER TO ACT
~ general superintendent IN manufaeiuring ssao
chnery OF wood and iron, thorough mechanic and have
TO invest and share In the business which IL
thoroughly establishes and can be seen
examination. Call address, stating previous occupa
ton. H. z. SMITH. Is Deg street
yVANTED-Two SLATE AND METAL Ro0FBRs
w Apply At Nsshs tin and metal roonns shop E5 Spring
st. near vsrck
yUANTED-ro 90 To KENTUCKY. A NO. l CAR.
w risec trimmer painter and blacksmith; steady work
and good prices Call Mr. r. Seller, Howard Hotel
"Wednesday morning. at O'Clock.
vUANrRD-A SITUATION, by A FIRST CLASS PRAc
w tcal engineer 70 run an engine o. would supcrntend
has had IL experience Address for week j.
McGurren, Sos Front street Brooklyn, n "
yUASrYp-AN ENGAGEMENT IN A WELL RsTAB.
w shed brewery, by person who has successfully 90
Of the largest br-wses In Canada Apply 10 Frederick
Oliver. y South William Ct
yNANTED-AN EXPERIENCED MINER TO 90 TO
w Virginia and t,ke charge OF mine Apply between
WANrBD-A PRACTICAL KSvEIors hAKER; oNH
w thoroughly acquainted with all branches Of the bust
pcss 70 cot AZ foreman In large usaufr1t0gy, Address
AavslesA boa if Herald oose
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CPEcrAL SALE or FIRST CLASS COPIES OF THE
- OLD MASTERS, IN RICH CARVED
FLURENTINE FRAMES.

day inst O'Clock M In The gallery store,
70 Liberty few doors OF Broadway invoice OF
hne Copies o the 0h Masters In rich carved Fiorentns
Just received direct from Europe also invoice Of
original European and American Pictures by artists OF
merit They will be exhibition, above, Tuesday
mar al "A
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DAWNBROKER'g SALE-TTIIS DAY AT BELL, 4 I'M
L QRAHAM's, % Now Bowery; 800 lots mems and NO.
Clothing Coats Pants Vests silk and other Dresses
Boots Shoes Ac BY order Of Mrs Cohen, COS Etgth
DAwNBRORER's sALE-JOIIN MORTIMER, AUO.
tioncer rs East Broadway, will sell this largo
sorment OF mems and wouens Wearing Apparel and .
OF articles well worthy the attention Of the e0
others: mems clothing Mt O'Clock. By order Of d.
MECHAN 4 CO., l67 Laurens street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

We ind the ioltb wing letter in the Kec
kuk ,onssifufion:
kaa3uK, Aug. Il
10 Hon. Java ~ lson
DsaR 81 office ~ the newspapers
Tat you are on. tnvsssing again - q era-
diiaic for Representative IN Congress-
About the las. peblc act which you 3 4
vour rsdical asseao ties did in Ccr.~'-@ -
I, vote yourselve6 osch 20 ,housal Io,>
l,rs eNLa pay for BE las, gear Of your .e. IN
of Office.
Your regular oapd lew.ul ssla; :, was
tA,OOO sess; Al miIeags smosSnthsg u
another 81 900. Voc we're entitled 70 &4,>
w, which = On lOrmous sf'asy compared
70 what Clay 81 webslss, and bsoten
drew when they 6eprssehted ths nation in
Congress. Their ennsai salaries amounted
10 hes than q. O0o year. II =, sir, dis
grace 70 America legislation that while
'ou6h msn11se &c ~ Clay end wsbsts !,
should hAse 9see3 I'D less han t2t00Q .
yer, zen and yes| Fsadical associates (Aoald
bavs 6scu entitled 70 5000 and mileage
besides.
Bat vhea You b your associats plun
derets were not bntent vitS the q 900
which he Nv 90 you. bpt voted youi.
ssivss. and took hd brought home with
you $4,000 extra ~ for nine months ex.
Ira work, what slsk can the good people Of
the United States, bho have 70 sweas sud
toA unAse bot ~ To pay you that money
e.i! Jon and your PsOc.a's' in guilt, but
4 IL poe. sstlies n 0ss 60 handred
Anllssa aos thrnnv ~ a~RVice hut vOu 3hn
sssss kAvs ss5sE ga powder, ca6e hsns
lsadsd jevs lib yotr al-eps>en gsins.
Sir, when yos COO into Lsc ceuaty =
make speeches, Who bever you speak, the
ssldisrs vill publicly emand Of yeu. whv
you put them of 9Th 500, and toxn
$1,000 for yourself bovs your lawful sals-
y. - 81 sr or TEE Public.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

Tns Radicals .gs nov sitting that tn re
porte's syobJs(d % 1"odel the grammar
Of President Joiinso9x speeches before they
are prefnyhe's TO Re public. II this were
'sse (shd X is Sot) AZ uot tllese Rad
calls shabby set Vi hllows for having nom
mated and elected : uaA % illiter.te to pre-
side ever what iset1mef to b the most In
ss'ligsat sed .. lpes1e nlite deliberatiys body
10 shs wos'ds Ifgbt bopbie: then they are
'e"s'hiog vtrs.... which horn VI" they
choose x
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01
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