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EROM WASHINGTON.
stevens Bill to Re-establishy Civil Gov
ernment In North Carolina.


BY the United States associated Press.
WAsHINGIoN, December 13.-J. L. AmdAn
official reporter to the Louisiana Convention, and
private Secretary to General Banks was exam ned
before the G. .mmitee to investgate the rot at New
Orleans, to-day.
MIR. Stevens introduced to-day bill to establish
civil government in North Carolina, and enab it to
resume its former relations as one Of the colstitu-
tlonal States OF the American Onion.
After a long preamble, the first section provides
for the holding of O cOnventoa at Raleigh, on the
20th OF Nay, 1867, OF o hundred and twenty loyal
citizens, as elep ates to name OnsJution, to be
submitted for approval, modification, or rejection
tzens Of twenty one yeals OF age, without dis.
nchOn Of race or co or, who can cad or write, or
who own 500 or more, shall vote; Provided that
heretofore entitled vote shall be dlsqulli-
ned from voting IN the said eleatIOG.
Ihe third FectlOn p! oyidCs atthelqual!fcatons of
delegates to The Cons entlOn sLad be lne same as
those required for tho House or Commons, and the
oath to be admin stored, as fol Ows:-
That the Atm OF March, 1864 and all times here
after would willingly have cOmplled with the require
states issueo he Srh OF December 1863 had safe
opportunity for doing been o1ereo that was op
posed to continuance OF the BebeliOn and the esta-
blishment of the sO-called Coined crate Government
and UNI arily gave aid encouragement thereto
but earnes ly desired tie of the Union and
viii hencetorth aihfu y sup port he Cons luton and
the laws OF the United states "
Section 4. The judge administering the oath, ii
lie suspects talsehOod may require other evidence
False swt arInR is declared lorjury.
Sec ION provides for the opening of the polls by
the United States Marshal, who shall appoint
Judges of election.
Section provides for compensation for Marshas.
Section declares The preseLt government Od and
the functions OF all the state officers at an end Sec
tion fhe President IS to use the military and
naval power to execute this law.
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BEFORE COMMISSIONER SHABKEY.-A
man named John LaveIs was before Commissioner
ShaIkey at o'clock, upon the charge Of m.nuac'
Sell, Jghn H. Little, and yogn McCal, United
states Detectives, with in:ont to use the same to
The counsel for the defendant wished to waive q
meaning, but the Assistant United States District
oso v sMo ne had one witness that ne wished to
janis A. Allen sYOm-I reside at No 4cS whar.
know the defendant; / was empoyod br MN to
make whisky stencils Tor himi in the frat instance
have one cut Ike-'t; 1t was au inspectors stencil
with the name OF Sell oIIit the plate here shown
to he witness and he IecoGn zed 1t the one gwen
to him rs a sample to cut the her bv); made
the stencil ate; had conversation with him, In
that would get into trouble about It; he SAID there
would be no danger OF 1t, aud ne gave me permiB-
sion & to come % up there; but he said I., It would
time and he losing his; delivered the plate, out
don't know to whom; sent my boy Harry down
with II, and when ne came back he hanG ed me tho
money, $500; that il the usual cparge for making
a plate OF that kinds l made several plates for
ant. Ia he recognized it as one that he had
cut. Levens a Ked me TO make this plate; he
Old me he had another mans whisky IN his place,
and that he ed to counter let it. and that there
there was nothing wrong IN It; was to 90 down
or five days; when l saw Mr.. LeNens at NO. 10
Granite street. we went 10 the oarres, and
barrel; l took the impression, AMI had the
plate done about o'slocK last sunday evening;
Itashveleu II onlSuLoay evening 10 dr. Leve9s olm-
self, at my house; suppose 1t was about twenty
minutes OF ten O'Clock; he came the house a'One;
he came there in a carriage; he told me there was
gent eman with bim; l forget his name; / was TO
receive $50 for the plate; was paio for 1t BY Mr.
Levens himself; when look thesorder he paid ne
ten dollars on account; on Sunoay night ne gave
me the balance, $20j he SAID the whisky was good,
and he could sell 1t for $66 barrel.
Another plate was here shown the witness which
he also recoenlzed This plate, told him, could
not cut without seeing Mr. Orr, the Inspector OF the
FIRST District, who told me not to cut any more
without seeing HIM. He said 1t was not necessary
10 Mir. Orr at all. promised to make the plate
Tor him then, ana 1 went TO his Office got the i'm
preston, and cut 1t SeveIai her ates were shown
The witness, which he also recognz d as having Cur.
{ n trial.
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Markets bY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, December 3-Noon.-Goid is quoted
at 1879 Sterling Exchange, o.; Signt oils, 1915
Ms FiyeSyeRtles 1852 coupons, 1915 do 1854
All sorts, lO54 Money is in good demapd at per
csnt Inc STOCK Market Is strong VirIna 9s' ee 9y
Western Union Telegraph COMPANY. 49, New
York Central 11lS; Erie Rairoad, 73l Hudson
glyer 122; Reading llo5 Mlcbgan Central s6 NJ MIlSl
Michigan Southern, 82s Rock Island, l05S North
western, 544; Fort Wayne aud Chicago lO64
NEW YORK, December 13 Cotton is quiet, at
345d36c. L our firm; sales OF 5000 Rrre's State at
s7S5Gii; Western, 81 S6a11,76; Ohio, $1,000
12'76i Southern steady; 2 barrels sod at $40 60a
l6, Rye -Four guieti 100 barrels sold at $S 75@
quiet; 1900 bushels SO d. Corn dun; 200 bushels
fold al $l10 Oats quet Beef dull. Pork steady
New Mess, $21 oOG2176. Lard steady at II 2@l2tc
Whisky quiet.
BALTIMORE. December 13-Flour is qu ct; South.
eIn firm. Wheat firm; red SO 10; white, $4,000
S26 Corn activej white, $1,05 Loo; yellow, 985
G&1 Oats steady. Rye $l'3O9l S5. Seeds quiet {;
Clover $9l2I@9 26. Provisions Inactive Ness
Pork $22 30. Lard nominal. Groceries dull Coffee
Pennsylvania, free, % 1902 80,
MOBILE, Decem' er u The sales to day OF Cot
ton amounted to 1000 bales. The demand is gene.
rally actiVej mddIinGs at Og9lc.-clOslng arm
at 8Ie.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPs, |
Thursday, December l3 1866.

There was mo1e deposition to operate in
Stocks This morning, and prices were hrmer.
Railroad shares continue the most active on
the list Reading sold at 554, slight advance
on the closing pllce OF last evening; CataWIssa
preferred at 275@zS, an advance OF J.
In City Passenger Railway shares there was
very little doing. 80 was bid for Second and
Third; 10 for Thirteenth and Fifteenth; IA for
Hestonyilie; 80 Tor Green and Coates; and u for
Girard College.
Government bonds were unsettled and droop-
ing. Old 5.2Cs sold at lO74, decline OF /; 90B
was bid for 10-4Gs ll2 for 6s of 1881; and lO5b0
1861 Tor June and Aug ust 7'30s.
City loans were unchanged. The new issue
sold al 99B.
Bank shares, as we have noticed for some time
past continue in good demand for invest ment
at tull prices.
Canal shares were frmer. Schuylkil Naviga.
tion preferred sold at 344GD34}, an advance of g.;
and common do. at 20, an advance of l; So was
bid for Morris Canal; l244 for preferred do; l3B
Tor susquehanna Canal; and Sc for Delaware
Division.
Quotations of Gold-lO4 A. NJ, 1874; IL A. NJ,
1875; Il NJ, 1875, l P. NJ, 1879,
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-
Reported by DE Haven s. Bro No. 40 ). Third street
RFFORE ROARnS
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THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
Specie Payments and the LegaI-TeMde


Currency.
The Hon. e. G. Spaulding, of the Farmers'
and Mechanics National Bank of Buffalo,
having, in a letter to Secretary McCulloGh, ex'
pressed the opinion that the currency could be
moderately contracted $50 as to preserve a
toerably easy money market, in order to De
able to iund the Compound Skies and the Seven
thiTties into long gold-6earng bonds, between
this and the 10th of July, 1868; aud that the
specie standard could be reached with at least
$3.50 900 of plain legal tender United States
notes still outstanding" Mr.. McCullocb replied
as tollows:--
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, De-
cember 7.-Dear sir;-Your favor of the 4th is
received. You will receive copy Of my report
through the Controller of the Currency. 1t was
very hastily written, but is, think, sound ia
doctrine. What we need is an increase OF labor.
II we could have the productive industry of the
country in full exercise, we could return TO
specie ayments without any very large curtan-
ment OF United States notes. NY object has been
TO keep the market steady, and to work back 10
specie payments without financial collapse.
shall act in the future as / have In the past,
with great caution, and attempt no impractca'
BILE thing.
II am, very truly, yours,
"H. MCCULLoOH.
"Hon, E. G. Spauldins farmers and Ne
ch&nics' National Bark, Buffalo, N. Y.n
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The C ontracuon OF the Currency.

FY INe NeW IOfN lISSOC1uItU PFeSS.
New YORK, December ia special despatch
from Washington says that, although the new
bill proposed by the Committee of Ways and
S leans lncl.hes 10 E0ntraG.'9h OF the currency
McCulloch, as expressed to members of the
tommiltee, It is still considered very doubtful
whether Congress will adopt 1t.
The temper of the House upon the subject OF
intel ferlng with the present status Of the
rational banks was plainly seen ON Monday,
Hhen it voted down summarlly several attempts
OF the kind that were then made. The PROPOSE
ton % add $2j000, 900 to the currency was not
approved by the Currency Committee, and the
present belief is that neither contraction nor
AN equitable distribution of the currency can
succeed
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BEFORE COMMISSIONER SMITH.-A mln
named Henry Politt was before Comm ssioner
Smith at noon to-day. on the charge OF d5tIlling
without paying the extra taxi
Harry Pauley sworn-rhe defendants place Of
business is at No 122 Dock st eel there is still
there; he has no license under he new law; am
Deputy Collector of the First DIstrIc'; the still
was the back part of The building; it il
connected with the house; the still was not in
operation when went there, tut there were indi-
cations OF it; there was o barrel or whisky In the
still at the tIme there fire burning under it;
l seIzed the place the 4th, and placed two
watchmen there; shaw was the name OF the watch
man the night the night the still was carried off;
visited 1t two or three times DAY; visited 1t on
tuesday, and found the sill gone; saw the markU
where the still went out; the watchmsn was eD
duty when went there.
Cross examned-PolJitt rents the premises and
must be the agent of the man who owns the stl
YOU go through MIR. Pol ltGs place to get to it;
went through the house when went to the stlll; ]
asked Tor the proprietor; be came In and went out
again asked ms wife i she was IN charae of the
cious, ana read The warrant to her; ked to loOE
at the stills she and several others sad there
was no sull there; told her 1t was my duty to
search the PREMISE; l went down tho cellar
went to the back pert OF building and came 10
window which was pam ed, ana 1 couldn't sec
through II asked for the kew OF the still, but his
wife didn't know whet her he carried them wi b
HIM, or where he kept them; when went TO the
place found it fastened.
Redirect eXamnation-Whe 1 went into the
cellar found barrel of liquor there. and seized
the next day vent down 10 look at IL, and found
the liquor had been taken out ard water substi-
tuted.
MIR. Orr, Deputy Col ector for the First District,
testified that the def ndant had no license under
the old or new law.
The defendant was bound over in $1,000 bail for
his appearance at the next term of the United
States District Court.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.

Colonel GalJagher's Funeral Arrest OF
Thieves and PlckPOckets, Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH 10 THE EVENING TELEGRAPH J
BALTIMORE, December 13-Colonel Gallagher's
funeral yesterday afternoon was largely attended
by the military, members OF the bar, and Custom
House oticla 8. and 1t was highly imposing.
The new Police Comm ssoners have ordered the
arrest of all vagran and idleIs, including persons
suspected of being pickpockets and thieves,
John Ulare's trial, Tor the murder of ,IroVe OF
Garlic O.. is now PROGRESSING.
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"A complete set of American coins will be
sent to the Paris Exposition. We are glad to
learn there is some coin in existence.
"A Leipsic journal is entitled Neue AN7ee'
yaeine ZeitzohriT fur Thedter Und Musk. 1t is
edited by Herr Yourig Won Arnold.
Red Jacket, when he gave his blessing to
a friend, hoped he might live where whisky
was less than two shillingB quart.
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TO-DAY's FINANCIAL AND CONNER
CIAL QUOTATIONS.,
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, ETC., Etc.
By tie NeW York associated PIeGs.
GREAT BRITAIN.

By tie NeU JOTk 4ss0cidted PIe2s.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Arrival Of the steamer Bremen"
SoUTu lNPToN December l3-Noon. Tue
steamship Bremen, which lett New York De-
cember l, put in here this morning, and soon
after proceeded to Bremen.
Dreadful COIliery Explosion.
LONDON, December l3-No)n.-A most ap-
palmg explosion occurred in colliery in
Barmsley, in the county OF York. The loss of
life is frigbttul. The bodies Of over three hun
dred dead have already been taken out, and
many others are still unaccounted for.
The "BOliVaro no PrlVatccr She ~
Claimed by the Colombian Minister.
LONDON, December l2- Evening.-The steamer
Bo'iUdr, seized on suspicion of being intended
Tor Feniau man-o-war, has been claimed by
the Minister of the republic OF Colombia as the
legitimate property OF his Government. The
BOliUGr is the vessel which went to Laguayra in
charge OF English officers and crew for delivery
10 President Mo ;queras Government. The crew
there insisted on being retained in the shin,
which was refused; they thereupOn left the port
with her and returned to England She will
now probably be handed over to the Colombian
Government. The excitement in reference to
her has died out.
Fenians Leaving for America.
CORK, December l2--EvenIng.--A large num-
ber OF Fenians have embarked at this AMI other
Irish ports for America.
FRANCE
The Empress EugcnIc to visit the Pope
at Rome.
LONDON, December 13-Noon. The Empress
Eugenie has finally decided to visit the Pope at
Rome.
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IfnIY and Rome.

FLORENCE, December 13-Noon.-The Italian
Embassador 10 Rome has concluded a dlplo-
matte agreement bet Rcen the two Governments,
the terms OF which are eminently favorable to
Italy.
Reorganization Of the French Army.
PARIS, December 13-Noon.-The Noniter of
his morning publishes plan for the reOrgaui.
zation of the French army.
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From Canada.

By We NelC YORK. associated Press.
QUEBEC, Dec. l3.-Slght fall ofsnow yesterday,
but not enough for sleighing. Two gentlemen
recently fought duel at Lamouraskee. They
exchanged shots without damage, and while
reloading for second shot the police made
their appearance, and prevented further HOSTILE
ties. A cable telegram from Bristol authorizes
draft for $500 sterling for the relief fund,
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Shin News.

By the NCiD York associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 13.-The schooner J,djd
". Pratt, from Nassau, has arrived. The barque
NdUdRnGb, from Nassau tor Philadelphia, put
INTO Nassau on the 4th inst, in a leaky condition.
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The Charleston Fire.

By the NeU York associated Press.
CHARLESTON, December l2.-The fire which
broke out on Bryces wharf az 10 O'Clock this
morning, was not ex'inguished until the
countlng-rooms OF Messrs. Moore d Co., L. S. ~
f. j. Budd, and also the factors, were entirely
destroyed. The property is understood to be
.tIIV in surod.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES.
VIC FCnians.

Ey the United States associated Press.
LIVERPOOL, December 13-Noon.-The Eng,
Nlsh detectives have discovered that there is II
heavy concentration of Fenians at Hull, and
the Government has taken active measures to
suppress any demonstration that may be made
here
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An Offer Declined.--A French capitalist Of
fered to pay 81 900, 900 for the admission fees to
the Exhibition in Paris next year; one-half at
once, the other half ON the eve of the opening
This would have exonerated the guarantOrs from
all risks, but the offer was declined.
Siberia,-Among the acts of cltmency ~ per.
formed by the Emperor of Russia on the Occa-
sion OF his sons marriage, was decree that the
persons condemned to hard labor in the mines
of Siberia for life shall be liberated after twelve
years of serYitude from this time,
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BEFORE BOARDS.
100 sh Reading Railroad. s5wn 81

-Messrs, De Haven q BrOtuer, NO. 10 S0uID
Third street, report the following rates of eX.
change to-day at P. M.:-Amerlcan gold, 1874
6ll37i; Silver bs and i, 1870; Compound Interest
Notes, june 1864, l64; do, July, 1864 154; do,
August 1854, l5l; DO, October, 1864, l4f; do,
December, 1864, 1871; do, MAY. 1865, lie; do,
August 1865, lO4 do, september, 1866, 10; do,
October, 1865 81,
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A WHISKY EXCITEMENT. - About one
o'clock this afternoon, great excitement vas
created in front OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
Office by the seizure by Revenue Inspector Hoar,
of five dIay loads OF whisky, the brands on
which were by him SUSPECTED to be counterfeit.
One o the drivers stated that it cane from q
distlllery, but refused TO give any Of the pax
tlculars.
SO the whisky was taken in charge, and In
spector Mccall was forthwith notified TO certify
TO the genuineness or spuriousness of his brands
upon the barrels.
Collector Sloanaker vas like wise notified at
once, and requested to furnish a sufficient body
of men 10 take charge of the spirits. About
quarter past one o'clock the whisky started up
Third street. On further investigation the
seizure proved to have been improper.
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FRANCE
GERM

North German Conference ut Berlin.
BERLIN, December ia Conference OF the
states of North Germany will NEE, in this city
on Saturday.
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LIVERPOOL, December lS-Noon.-Tbe Cotton
Market opens quiet and steady. The sales TO.
UNCHANGED, mddliug uplands beng quotsI
at 144d.
LONDON, December 1S-Noon.-The Money
Market is firmer ConsOls arc quoted at 49, for
money, eX-diyidend.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The following are the opening quotations.
Erie Railroad, 474; Illinois Central, IA; Uniied
states Five-tWenties, 9l.
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DURIIAM'S RESTAURANT,
N. E. CORNER ELEVENTH and CALLowHIIL,
Cate ofNo. SO5 ohesnut street,)
PHILADELPHIA,

The undersigned bees leave to inform his former
patrons that he has dtted up first class Restaurant at
streets.
Having had several years experience in the business,
he hatters himself that he can accommodate all who
NJ Az favor him with their pa reDaRe.
His establ'ehment is provided with room neatly
iurpished suitable for either large or smsn DinAer or
He is prepared 10 furnish PARTIES WEDDINGS,
COLLA1lONH, Etc wi h The hest refresh 0ente, and
good competent walters at the shortest notice
Boned Turkey, Alamode Beef and all ornamenth
dishes made to order
s. DURHAM, b
l2lsl2trp ELEVENTH AND CALLOWFIIIr
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FRIGHTFUL LOSS OF LIFE.

Tblee Hundred Bodies Already Recov ,fed
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SrPEEINTENpEST's OFFICE, I
August Ia, ls06. J

CECTION l03. AS AMENDED JULY, ID.
- 1866 of the internal Revenue Law, reads
And whenever the addition to any fare
shall amount only to the fraction of one cent.
any person or company liable to the tax OF two
and half per centum. may add 70 such fare
one cent Ia lieu Of such fraction and such per
son or company shall keep for sale. at eonve,,
nient points. tickets in packages of twenty, and
multiples Of twenty. to the price Of which only
an amount equal to the revenue tax shall be
added.
On and after the ljth instant. in accordance
with the above section Of the Revenue Law.
the charges Of the Memphis City Railroad viii
be as follows:
Tickets in packages Of twenty-.-..-.--.--sl0 --7s
Tickets in packages Of forty. --. : %
Six cents for passengers paying fare on the
cars.
81 Tickets may be bal q Messrs. Bleloek
4 Co., Ward Lesuere. and at the Treasures
osfce. No. 80 Main street
JOHN c. EVE.
aul4-lm Superintendent.
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clowns The general verdict Of the peo-
} pie is that this is the best circus that has
ever visited our city-the absence of the
slightest faint of vulgarity' inducing
many ladies to attend at the recommen'
dation Of others. This is the last night
Of the circus, aud those who desire to see
an excellent troupe of performers should
avail themselves of the present oppor'
tuniy.
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LAST NiGHr OF TIE CIRcUs.-Ihere
was another crowded tent at Stone, Ross
ton 4 Murrays circus last evening, and
white and black, big and little, young
and old, rich and poor, handsome and
ugly, male and female, all appeared
to enjoy themselves with that zest
which is prodnced by witnessing feats Of
daring agility, wonderful horsepanship
and the funny sayings aud dOings Of the
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A POPULAR RESORT. Good Idea
corner of Monroe and Main streets.

SENTENCED. General Stonsman has
confirmed the findings of a court martial
held recently at Nashville, when private
Charles s. Kingston of the 10th Infan-
try. was placed on trial, charged with
forging a note for $3.50 on Major Lewis,
Of Chattanooga, purporting to be signed
by Lieut.. F. H. Rose, of his own regi'
ment. He pleaded not guilty, but on ev.
idence adduced he was found guilty, and
sentenced to be dishonorably dismissed
from the service, to forfeit all pay and
allowances now due, and confined in the
military prison at Nashville for the pc
Rod of three years
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ADMISSION 25 cents at the Good Idea

CHANcERY CouRT.-In this Court, du-
ring the past term, seventeen hundred
and fourteen cases were heard. Many
were continued, and about an equal
number that were continued from last
term were heard and finally set.
tied by the rules. The amount involved
in several of the more important suits
has been as great as one hundred thou
sand dollars, while the amount of sales
during the past term, as ordered by the
Court, has been, probably, treble that OF
any previous term
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NOTICES.

|NOTICE.-F0R THE PRESENT DIR. Sim
I'm may be found at his office
Day and Night,
Corner of Beal and fernando streets. al3-lw.
DENTON 4 MAGELLAN. REAL ESTATE
Id Agents, have removed. during alterations
from their Office on Madison street. to ga Sec
1ond street, up stairs. over W. W. Coleman
grocery store. near southeast corner OF Madison
land Second. auez-zM
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TO ADyERTIsERs,

The PUBLIC LEDGER now has byJdr
the largest circulation Of ANY daily
newspaper published in the State Of Ten
nessee, and offers, therefore, advantages
to advertisers not possessed by any
other journalin the State. This is a fact
which should not be lost sight of by the
advertising public.