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REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Made at Waltz NJ, SIS.


u TIE BEST.
III made Oh ID. best principle 10 frame Is eompos
cd ~ SOLID PLATES. Noiar can interfere With the
harmony Of ia working and sudden thork dnnagr
IT, machinery Every piece Is made ohdc and finished
by machinery gtsef famous y ~ novelty we'll asi or
its eaeeiyeBcss) anl Is Therefore properly made The
watch 81 what sll mechanism should bees acct RATE
SIMPLE, STRONG AID EcOSOMIcAL. Except some
high grades easily ~ general ose foreign watches
ar chiefly made ~ ~oucn and boys such watches ars
composed u several hundred Isges screwed sud ,ci
together and rquire constant T.Jair iotep them 80
ans Kind aforder Aiipesans haveerriyd san cret
Ielpcs and -Engiis Patent Levers ar, perfectly veil
aware of tie truth ~ this siatemrut
AZ the beginning ~ enterprise moFe ianian years
asa Il was our first object 10 nake o Thoroughly rood
low priced watch ~ he mioa % take hc place u these
foreign lmposilions-tae rtnts u foreign factories
which were eatrey BasalsabIa "a lome ahd peTtttiy
wortblcss everywhere.
Hos vel W. have accomplished this mas 81 undtr
stood iruiu the fact that star maHg yeafs . pule
trial We nov make MoEETiiAN oNEHALfgF Sill
TIE WATCHES soLDIETHE rAlrEDsT4TEs.a ad
that 10 otbcr hare ever egeH such anfrrsl satisss
ton. While lhs department u or basaess 9 eyntibn
ed With increased feiih, ~ .ter work, we are %
present engaged IN t4e manufacture u watches ~ 60
very HIGHEST GRADE KAoWS TO tiikbAodL
TRY uheqa4ladty anything hlthcrtamad i9 ouftaiF,s
and unsurpassed ~ aas tag % ale World fH his Par
pose have o.. snps aeIllties We lssr erected 81
addition oar main lgii3is expressly ~ tls AfaheA
* our buslness and haze flied eith he best ssrkpeH
10 our ser3ic Eea maeHias ana appliases bare tscn
constituted which tfara Aeir avrk sin aataRae
q ieAcy snd asaetnrss Tie eloIsst aud aosi pprgT
- msiersl. oply ar aayd $50 ela'lshs egnpafai
between ll slaae u our wok aaa te aafai iuiartsd
ehronsiastsgs vs. o. noi gFefead y 80 ~ RateAes
~ ~ g.oaey Ties foreign wslehes tai Do assert
nitsu fear q contradiction tbat ~ tae saHf peae
oar prDiaet j. aeaap ara5iy Superior Alaar astfAes
q vhatefef srads sre fully Warranted 4ad tbs aaran
tas i gaea at al times hssBst asflts n al
parts n ths world.
CAUTION -Ihe pabie sre aattunaa q hay oalB a
respectable Asaera ali Frseaa aslais ri#fas sia %
prosecuted.
papRlkS kpplEI0k 4 On
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Persons wishing T. Advertise IN any
part d the country can send their or
dels 70 Alrssas. GEo. 7. RoWELL &
co, Advertising Agents, % Congress
Street. Boston, or IS Cedar Street, New
York vho arc authorized to contract
for al Newspapers la the United States
and British Provinces, at Publishers
prcgs
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oRlsTADoRo s HAIR DYE,

piihaal .li.pisa ihaskaa, lalndag ,hr ammeuts
Nausfie.lted tt > cHWTkD0lo 2 A4aar iiouso
Nsw lega ssabg 90 Da-s',. AWui by II
las uaEasss
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Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bit
READ Ep .E $, s0gTHwORTu LETTER
gyspat Gf'af CsH v q


Wrfsfs uasuTGa a ssnf
aaatsDfa IS aves mr pls-af5 ia stt inE i11r
MAI m th1ee ~ etheuf 50 i8sof 81 fouf etJeeIl pr
rsfatHH Sa4efa years 81 rgsiarIer oH ita uaHk. &C
4 Slataaru ffef HHa 81 Gloss application - sfa,atE
ateR had I'D fbasau2hig cFhagtfE4 Hy HrffoAs .}t.
i.a sna undermined mF health th1t ba1 blcsfaS q
MARTYR a. drfpspsia aAa nervous headaebe recurring
al short Intervals. snd GafyiHg gll kbaun friutt -
tar Matctia NEEDLES. BIRD cgme O. ihe caHe.Htlap
that nothing bat total chsnze 81 ferdeucf aug pHf
saits waNld nsaore ml health NhHn y ttead RECON-
mcudcl Hestrtlrf' Bittcfs procured bottle 40 sli
experiments "a required bus one botieia convince hf
ttt fbaA found n lart ;ht v bt combination ~ rtfa-
,s4lgs Tie relief ID afUues. ma ha- hceli complete
h X nap some Ttsu since ! ar3 ulei Hpsles' Z
Ntars sgd ID +, hsft lasi a1N that hlFe found tA
,gs.,+4tIgr IN ma II el8ae rs By u is Stahoara
kssaNs Cordial VITA Bs. aud even as silmniaht H.
ne q better DIAN anything cleo bni VIC N-t y - Ml
nervous hslious1ad drePrpic egrea rom igfff atNh
4, tuithtthe nWAat Nave bow said wiz lega ih.
dstaiic IN nervous invalid 10 sure remedy ! saaii
hatp daHe sulnr good.
remain, gentlemen respectfully YOURS, -
II D n r. soUTllNORTlL
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srRANGE RI 4 rRIE.

livery youaz is8p awa gentleman iu 'he lnte,l
states can heaf sgmclhsae ffff much e. their sd
vsasaet ~ return aa.i iireo q charge by address
SOC ,he uHdt7sieHsi taose tasng csfs e beina
hsmbuase sill otlFc s. IS, aaieiae t3is carsl.--
All ashcft e4si gcsse adlrcs hssg aloaieni servant
THoS p CHAPMAN,
laf ssl Beaa5w Aeu York.
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Western Vermont Bal Road.


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MOVING N0EFH
n.ttfrsIu Is.s.. Trg 80 S 60 a N Nah H.sHtolfaa
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fFaiua g., HatHaEfat NsHtEst.f = Ai.aat, cess nf
hafe aul Nan4ftaI sst4e a4ft
Arestuag.s ssn train bsizFs t1gt Z G. Il N.t
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so 5srtst. aui s psN.asa1 Information hg3'N A'
Obs atHc.- al d. ine
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E,oad and Fire.


No mRicr 81 vhat an8esitlAa l.H' if h4if @ vtl'k.
sss - hlsrd nsy % e sbaaer asapcrh ana perfect
iynstrsl lAsk Brown accomplished BY one aP-
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-28
DROF. DE YAUX'S
ORIENTAL FBAGRANTiE, on

y CT fin IN Q of Love.
This celebrated Perfume which has Of late cnamored
The fashionable world abrpnd, possesses twunld
plants known 10 the seraglios and harens ~ The Fast
pnssrs ing the power to create Love, md greatly In
Huence the eectione, producing sentiment uf ouencsH
| 90 uuty 10 Love, even IN The most rowing N ninds
This virtue renders the Fragrantie invaluable 20 PER
sons who feel the absence or loss Of The affections ~
those whose love they prize There Il produccda warmth
Of feeling ia The hearts ~ those whom Il Is Intended
Affect thus promoting marriage and rendering cuuiu-
| EaliiA continued iOy
spccd 81 dispclls an nervous fear awnkons the FHg
gish or diatory lover, quckcns the unappfecatiux
ficrA removes the barhiuuess ~ the maiden dcvcl
path of pgUdsh nature even, aud opens Ia each breast
i little heaFen, To wives who fear feel their hue
bands lose decay. II coinmcnds scfbeyond all word-
To lUNcrH those who would be loved, its fCnt tne
hucucr hourly eXerted with the happest Fesulis its
effects ms Irresistible 70 those who mourn absfTit
dear ono, us aroma comes like soothing balm. No
wulk iu li gloomy, no nature 20 npf0Rth no heart
81 pulaces not to acknowledge the sunshine ~ iis
pteSeucr.
Asa perfume the FRAGRANTtE not only surpasse-
al other preparations Ia luxurious richness, but with
stands che action uf the ntmosphcrp The aroma u del
icaie aud captivates the C0nstautY hestdWibE
10 sweetness Il i ineXhaustible and generously i'm
| part ~ perfume for years.
With this celebrated article helper, fonnr IL
dy gentleman need pine ia single bessednpss. Phi
aud explicit directions f0rus VIII accompany each hot
de- Ths article is well worth the price perfume
alone Price per bottle, -. -Four bottles ptu by mnii
~ eFprcsr prepaid on receipt Of g.
The FEgranne can be- sent perfectly Secure from, g
servdon, and all correspondence VIII BE- considered
strictly confidential Al orders should he nddres sed
| BERGER SHUTS & 60, Chemists, go River street,
Troy, \ the only Agents for tbs Fame ln america.
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ku,as. tIarrs Hafg.iix fr ststtte " ,seAIlh SEQ
ss hssais sta tsf laSt * ac aglssz taa =. sasn
~ - iai4sata- s5ssHN fs5A Aaa tn1fftf asst rHt
sss IL Ma6.sss Msaa FfAft nsiias y iae liaats =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-28

Lovely t.lfts faA Fesdsc IUys s.na ah aiar,k-ta
sassBa4., sA1 IS eeal- aI els taa Fa1 sf'sr FalHsi+g
iafotfs,ira 1855 ul5l ssss 5ea Aalns Mtaa A1aHie
zgA BtfssasaF. Nsa AaFk
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Legal NOTICES.


IS hereby given that an application
1 viii be made 10 the next session IL the General AZ
scmbly Of the State Of Vermont to BE- holden at Mont
pelier on the second Thursday Of October 1850 for the
renewal Of the Charter Of the Bennington and Bratle
horo Railroad Company passed on the tenth day of
November, ls35 with suitable AMENDMENTS TO said
Act.
bennington IT., Aueus; S, 1865.
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noct McComb SAYS Of TARRANT's EFFERNEs-
CENT hi TIER EpERtENT III meets my fullest APP
pruhhiiau having tested &c IN numerous instances ~
l c4se- IL Irritation Acldity the Stomac Heart
barn and Casivcnt.s It has invariably proved med-
cine oi great utility 80 Preparation possessing SINH
isr properties can IN my Estimation compete with "
ana Is Family Medicine # stands uneqnhiled sold
the w5rd over by Druggists.
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aTCAt ITCH ITCH
s@era4eh. scratch, scratch

W IL ~ A4N = yin 'A8ttN
ElL eg.a laE ls II g Esa
Aiss earss SALT BliEtM tLLLAN Cillr
~ AIMS ana IA EEaPaluNS 40 Iiik AAIA-
Price Sc esefk for tsis IS aii druggists.
~ seaatae &c cemis ~ WEkha s POI hfkt
Sole Aeeais 40 Nasa,aetea s'seet. Boston. Z aiA
sas ilawardea bp maa tfea g essaas, y say pan
At the iHsea Nsses.
Uet IS. ts6&. 20 ~.
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ROBBINS. LHPLEInh & Co

NWUDIW3l IT LLfVN = NW8
tcFsgT- F0E THL AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY
8as W8satHEtHA sffasf lsasteAs
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LOR nlLLIOIS DISORDERS
NLGETARLE COMPOuNl

Nothing cH be more productive ~ haHfhese riliS
Their aimazt magic lnrueure is let 81 and tbs
usual aui. ol lhis most distressing disease
-.n.N-A lh-.. L.n-Al.. .r- madn lLnm DE nmr.sl
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~ ETERNAL SPRING
rursE FAMOUS REMEDIES

t8Hnni stay he bf 0 fHnFs sn they can forcs hsfks
and hH.t '.Ul disfssp ibal might ifiumph over NE
set8 aad fHa Young Lst uaBc htFais thfu, bat scss
ihb atHf1 = opportunity that p7tfs Whcn taken
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pRY YoIR TEARS.

p.rs - Faflus arY alraf4rf nf atsf a7r, 30 matter
~ 49, 5s....1tasftg uaiutr. be fatWa rduR wfifieu
fsi,s1r1t 81 thrir cssr ear b. treated scsCiousiy
- n tfsfu ~ perseu. ~tfift eanhagree ehsefYpsi.
Tta ,,rf IN .arrale Testimonials from al paris q
,ts YF8sn ffe Fstr surgeon General ~ the ARM
,syt n hsss e. asmds. gaaaaelct IN Dr. Etaus sbi
f Aadrers
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-01
From Aspy Bsy.

AsPY BAY, July 3O--The reply Of the
President TO the Queen was received
here about 4 pm. on Monday, and viii
probably be delivered to the Queen at ?
pm Tuesday, Greenwich time.
AsPY BAY (Midnight), July 3O.-By
the arrival Of a vessel from Portan-
Basque tonight, further dispatches,
through the cable, from Europe Lave
been received. Several message 70
private parties from England are among
those brought from Hearts Content By
the vessel Arrangements have been
made which will insure nerve, speed AID
frequent transmission from Poftav'
Basque henceforth until tie Gulf esbls
is laid.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
Prom New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July Sl-3:2O P. NJ
The people are pursuing their usual
business ayocations The only place
now strictly guarded by the military is
the Mechanics Institute. The following
has Just been received.
WASHINGTON. July 50. 1855.
To Andrew S. Heron, Attorney General OF
Louisiana:
You will call on General Sheridan, or
whoever may be in command, for suf-
Gcient force to sustain the civil ahthori-
ties in suppressing all illegal or unlsw-
ful assemblies who usurp or assume 10
exercise any power or authority without
srsg having obtained the consent of the
people Of the State. If there is to be a
Convention, let it be composed of dele
gates chosen from the people Of the
whole State The people must first be
consulted IN reference to changing The
organic laws Of the State. Usurpstipn
viii not be tolerated The law and the
Constitution mast be sustained, and,
thereby, peace and order
Signed AxDREw JOHNSON,
President
No farther disturbances are appre-
hended.
Attorney General Heron, Lieutenant
Governor voorhees, aud the Mayor called
upon General Baird and laid the Presi-
dents dispatch before him. It was
agreed hat the Military Governor should
occupy separate Office in the City Hall
The Mayor continues his usual functions,
and the Military Governor viii direct the
movement Of troops in case of further
riOting 1t is supposed that the order
for martial law will be rescinded upon
receipt Of dispatches from Washington.
About midnight last night lot Of
negroes living on Victory street, in the
Third District, shot at some passing
citizens. They were arrested, and one
shot
Cotton frm-sales 900 bales, low mid
ding "a to 36c, receipts for three days,
$40 bales, against 5000 last week, ex-
ports 1898 bales; sterling, 62; New
York exchange, discount to par
gold, l454.
The Grand Jury has found a true bill
against some twenty members of the
Convention, but the writs will not be
executed until the city is returned to
civil Hands.
twenty-five policemen were wounded
yesterday, two of whom have died
Captain Loop, Sergeant-at-Arms at
the Convention is also dead Many Of
the eonventionists, and others who were
wounded, will probably die More than
two hundred arrests we're registered at
the station-house of the First District,
yesterday. Many had TO be carried TO
others.
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From New York.

New York, July Sl.-The grade of
the cotton quoted in the above dispatch
was not quoted, but as middling uplands
is uniformly given when the price of one
description alone is given, that is proba-
bly, the description referred TO.
The Herald has the following over the
cable
LONDON, July 2s.-An armistice for
four weeks has been sigued by Austria,
Prussia, Bavaria and other German
States The propositions embrace last
ing peace over the whole continent
The Tribune special dates Friday
night; it says,in the House Of Commons,
Stanley said that the Cabinet were anx
ions to remove any irritation growing
out Of causes connected with the war be-
tween the North and South, and if the
American government presented claims,
the English Government intended TO
issue q Royal commission to inquire into
the neutrality laws.
Gold, 49. Coupons, '62's 1854, 65's
1861; Treasury lO4i. Cotton unchanged,
sales 1900 bales; receipts of the week
from ell parts, 5000 bales; exports TO
England $1,000 bales. Flour unchanged
Beef lower. Wheat quiet Pork, S3l &c.
Lard quiet Sugar6rm. Sales Of Coffee
10000 bags Rio, at lslc in gold. Naval
stores steady; resin, 81 5OSSs 50.
The China's mails leave Boston for the
South tomorrow.
The following are the provisional
charges for the transmission Of messages
through the Atlantic Telegraph cable
from any telegraph station in America
to any station in Great Britain: For
twenty words CT less, including the ad-
dress Of the sender and receiver, twenty
pounds sterling, in gold; and for every
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additional word not exceeding five letters
twenty shillings sterling; and from any
station in America to any in Europe, foi
twenty words or less, including the ad'
dress and signature, twenty-one POUNDS
sterling, in gold; and for every addi-
tional word not exceeding five letters,
twenty-one shillings sterling, in gold
and from any station in America to any
station in Africa, Asia or India, for
twenty words or less, including the adj
dress and signature, and not exceeding
in all one hundred letters, twenty-five
pounds sterling, in gold, and each add'-
tional word Of not exceeding FIVE letters,
twenty-five shillings, in gold. The let
tiers in all words after twenty viii be
counted and divided by five, and each
five, or fractional remainder, will be
charged as word Messages in cypher
will be charged double the foregoing
rates. All figures intended for trans
mission must be written out, and will be
charged as words. Messages for distri-
button beyond the telegraph system, VIII
be forwarded by mail The above tarih
of charges has been received iron the
Secretary of the Company, at Hearts
Content, and will be observed until fur
ther orders.
hi stated that the cholera is assum-
ing an epidemic form in the city, butnot
to an alarming extent A meeting OF the
Board of Health is being held tonight
and extraordinary measures will be pro-
posed for the improvement of the SAM
tary condition of the city. In eonse-
ouence of the neglect of the physicians
to report the cases of cholera, orders
have been issued insisting upon their
stating them. The number Of deaths. IN
the city for the past week were seven
hundred and seveniy-oue, being de
crease of five hundred and ninety-two
from the previous week. Sixteen persons
died from cholera at the workhouse on
BlaekwelIs Island, from the 9th to the
beth of July. A comparative table of
three years of the cholera epidemic
shows a smaller number of deaths yes
terday than on the same day in ls49 or
1854
At the Battery Barracks Hospital mat
tiers appear rather more favorable. An
Injunction viii be applied for TO compel
It's removal
In Brooklyn the number of deaths for
the past week was three hundred and
four. The cholera has not increased, but
no decrease is observable.
The Atlantic cable, and the news that
was flashed over it, exerted controlling
influence in business circles yesterday,
and especially in the grain trade Prices
we're generally unsettled by the fall in
yoId, and currency values were lower
Cotton was more active and frmer
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POETRY.
BEYOND.

DE- 1OAt0s
From her own fair dominions,
Long since, with shorn pinions,
My spirit was banished:..
But above her still hover. in yigils and dreams
Ethereal visitants. voices and CLEANS,
That forever remind her
OF something behind her
Long vanished.
Through the listening night.
With mysterious flight.
Pass those winged limitations; 90
Like shot from heaven their sun voices iaii
Far and departing they signal and call
Strangely beseeching me,
Gliding, yet teaching me,
Patience.
Then at times oh at times,
To their luminous climes
pursue as a swallow!
To the river of Peace, ana lts s9iaclhs snhres,
TO the haunts ofmy lost ones in heavenly glades'
With strong aspirations
Their pinions vibrations,
| follow.
oh heart, be thou patient.
Though here l am stationed
A So ason in durance,
The chain of the world will cheerfully wear :;
For, spanning my soul like rainbow, bear,
With the yoke ofmy lowly
Condition. a holy
Assurance.
That never in vain,
Does the spirit maintain
Her eternal allegiance;
Tho'suffering andyearning, like Misunderstanding
Its lesson, we finger; then skywsrd returning,
On plumes fully grown
We depart 10 our own
Native regions
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From Washington.

WAsHISGroS, July 3l-The restric-
tive regulations adopted by the Internal
Revenue Office on the 9th OF October,
1866. for the removal under bond, with
out the prepayment Of the taxes, OF
taxable products or manufactures, within
the limits Of the late insurrectonary
S ates, have been rescinded by the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, so that the man
ufacturers and producers in these States
will be allowed to ship their goods and
products without the prepayment of the
taxes
WASHINGTON, July 3l.-A report was
made to the Freedmens Bureau at An
napolis, Nd, of the interference with the
operatives Of that place by the white
citizens. Gen. Howard presented the
report to Gen. Augur, commanding this
military department, and asked for a
company of white troops to assist the
agent in the discharge of his official
duties. General Augur referred the
matter to General Grant, with whom
General Howard had a personal inter-
view. Grant declined to furnish the
troops on the ground that Maryland was
not one Of the late insurrectionsry States
in which the army is required to support
the Bureau; and, moreover, that he was
opposed to the interference Of the mill
tary whenever it could be avoided, as
such interference only tended to increase
the evil it was intended to allay, and ex-
cites the people to increased bitterness
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DOG ORDINANCE.

CECTI0N FOURTH, CITY ORDINANCE,
- Bridges Digest, page lee.
Bel ORDAINED BIZ the Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen Of the City Of Memphis, that here
after, when the canine species. or other ami
mails within the city or its vicinity. liable to be-
come rabid or mad, actually have or are evil
IDENTIFY threatened With hydrophobia. il shall be
the duty Of the Mayor Of the city 10 Immediately
issue his proclamation. publishing the same in
the city papers and in hand-bill form. having
the same posted throughout the city ordering
The owner or owners Of dogs. whether licensed
or not. within the city. TO IMMEDIATELY
MUZZLE OR SECURELY COMBINE TIE
SAME within his or her or their well secured
Enclosures, in manner and form 90 as 10 efeotu-
ally prevent their doing any damage whatever,
By biting or otherEise. to iniure man or beast.
during the prevalence Of such distemDor or
horrible malady. Each and ever person fail
ing or nsglecting 70 comply with such orders
instantly after due publication thereof. shall be
subject, on conviction. to a fine Of not les than
Eve nor more than ffty dollars for the first
oiiense. and Eve dollars for each and ever hour
thereafter that be, the or they may continue 70
fail. NEGLECT or refuse compliance; and II shail
be the duty Of the Chief Of Police and his sub
ordinates 10 have any and all dogs going al
large within the eity. whether licensed or net.
contrary to the Mayors PROCLAMATION or order,
as provided for In this section. instantly killed
and removed AZ the cost Of the owner. II 70 be
found, and ifnot. 10 be removed 1.-THE expense
Of the city. II shall likewise be the duty Of
the Chief OF Police and his subordinates 2 have
all DOS going Al large within the city. without
any known owner, oouirsry . any Of the rrovi-
sions Of this ordiHancs. killed and removed IN
manner and form 70 be from lime 70 tine pTo-
vidsd for b. the Board Of Mayor and Alder
80 JOHN PARK.
Iyls-2N Mayer
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-01

President that the Legislature will be
permitted to assemble without hindrance
on the 9th of August; and also that
Throckmorton will be inaugurated as
Governor. The President has also no.
tilted him that orders will be given for
the transfer of the State government to
the elected authorities.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-01
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 3l.-Flour and whea;
unchanged corn, dull at 62ci oats, 37fa.
44c; whiskey, unchanged; provisions,
active; sales of 1000 bbls mess pork at
s32, aud 100000 lbs. bulk meat at $50
l7.c; bacon, sides, l93c; shoulders, 254c
lard, dull gold, l4l.