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

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The first
meeting of the Chamber of Commerce,
since the election of officers, was held
yesterday, and was well attended There
have been several commendable inn
provements made in the hall, the most
noticeable being the converting of the
stage into a reading room, where the
Memphis dailies and those of other COM
mercial cities are on file. The New York
cotton and gold quotations, as they ar
rive, will be posted. After the meeting
had been called to order, President
Cooper made q few remarks on the du.
ties of Memphis
Mr. Cooper reported the result of his
recent mission to Washington. He said
that he had been granted an interview
with the Secretary of the Treasury, and
had detailed to him all of the difficulties
aud embarrassments growing out of the
recently enacted law relative to the as
sessment and collection of the tax on
cottor The Secretary had admitted to
him that the law was impracticable, but
in view of its being an act of Congress,
he could not set it aside, or hold it in
disregard. Mr. Cooper stated that he
suggested TO the Secretary remedy for
the evil, which was that each collector
should have an agent to represent himin
Memphis, and this plan was at once ac-
ceded to. There is now, therefore, no
difficulty in the way of cotton coming
from the third district of Mississippi,
which district embraces the counties of
Bolivar Calhoun, Chickasaw, Coahoma,
Lafayette, Marshall, Monroe, Pontotoc,
Pamela, Tishomingo, Tippah, Tunica,
Tallahatchie, Sunhower, Desoto, Yalo-
busha and Itawnmba He said there was
already an agent representing this dis
trict, located in Memphis, by whom all
cotton could be assessed and taxed after
it had reached this point. He hoped and
expected that similar arrangement
would soon be perfected with the officials
of the second district of Arkansas. By
this means the taxes could be paid at his
office. The several railroads have al
ready been instructed with regard to this
matter. With view to correcting
misapprehen sion, he would also state
that wagons could bring in cotton as well
as the railroads.
Mr.. Cherry requested Assessor Cooper
to publish list Of those counties of
Mississippi and Arkansas from which
cotton can be brought under this arrange
ment, which was complied with.
On motion Of Mr.. Stratton, the thanks
of the Chamber were rendered to As
SCISSOR Cooper for the interest and action
he had taken in the matter, and for his
interesting and satisfactory report
Mr.. Townsend, from the committee
appointed at the preceding meeting,
made an elaborate and interesting report
relative to the subject of freight and in
surance, which was adopted.
Mr.. Hainer moved that a standing
committee, on the same subject, be ap-
pointed by the chair, to report from time
to time, which was adopted, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen appointed such com
mittee H. Hainer, D. 81. Townsend, F.
Mahau, J. ]. Rawlings, W. M. Earring
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To Messrs. Elder. Higbce. Fenner Malone,
Mitchell. and other voters of the Fourth
Ward:
GENTLEMEN My excessive modesty,
coupled with my belief that private
station is the post of honor, caused me to
hesitate before giving my consent to be-
come candidate for Alderman from the
Fourth Ward. am no aspirant for
State, County or Municipal honors. If,
however, the voters of the Fourth Ward
choose to elect me, | will serve them to
the best of my ability.
Respectfully yours,
n p. BOILING
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ron RENT.

NOR RENT.-BoARDING HOUSE ON
the corner of Second and Monroe. with
furnishings complete. Apply on the premises
Immediately. %
HOUSE TO RENT -TH 4 STORE HOUSE.
Ill No. l62 or No 4. Exchange building, Pos
session given on q Q 18th inst. Inquire OF
SO j. j. STEELE AZ W.
NOR RENT.-ONE OF KNABE'S. BEST
IL Pianos None but responsible parties need
apply. Apply at l0l Jefferson street. 80
EOR RENT--AN OFFICE, NEAR CORNER
ID Monroe and Second streets. Apply TO
DENIE, JOINER q kIRkLEY.
81 No. "a Madison street.
nor RENT = ELEGANTLY PAPERED
IL Cotton Offices on Front street.
A fine Lawyers or Physicians ONCE on Sec
ond and Atoms sts.
suit Of 6 rooms on Jefferson 81.
Sleeping room in Webster Block.
Store. with 6r0oms. on Poplar street.
two tenement house on Dunlap avenue
close TO terminus of street railroad. VIII be
rented as a whole or separate.
large three-story brick house on Court 81
POOL 4 STRATT0N,
Rental and Real Estate Agents,
rs No. l99 Main street.
NOR RENT.-CENTRAL BUSINESS Of
II fees Two OF three first class business oili-
ces for rent, in the Mosby Hunt building. on
Front street between Madison and Monroe
fs7i ofdeei IS over 10. 90. IN the BINDING:
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English Female Ritters

Wore prepared specially for the above class of
diseases and complaints. and with confidence
we recommend them to all who may be suffer
ing from any OF the diseases and ailings of fe-
cy., No female who has been and is suffering
with chronic female complaint, should fail 10
be cured by their use. 1t invigorates and
srouses the whole system. and restores nature
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Sword. Torch. Cou,nass i,

Those who are willing to kill you with the
sword, burn everything in the South with The
torch. and divide our lands with the compass,
shall they prescribe and prepare all your Pills
your ToRics. your Chill Medicines, your Cough
Syrups. and your Female Medicines, at a time
when better ones are prepared in the South ard
offered yon by your own - kith and kin 2"
BY THE POWERS ABOVE. exercise your
own Judgment. stand upon your own dignity
and buy from those who are qualified TO give
satisfaction.
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STYLISH CLOTHING. Robson, Mitch
ell & Co., 272 Second street, have re-
ceived their fall stock of clothing, and
Young gents and old who are DESTROYS
Of setting off their figure to the best ad-
vantage should call, inspect and pur-
chase.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Office. No. I3 Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
Nj &c NJ Il Ii -:
"Wednesday Evening. Oct. 10. 1866

LOCAL NOTICES, inserted among the
reading matter, will be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
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PITTsBURG CoAL-Brown Il Jones, Of
fee 247 Second street. Branch office
374 Main street-R. C. Hite, agent. AZ
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BoARDINc

DoARDING.-FAMILIEs CAN OBTAIN
ID board by applying at IS Union street.
Also, day bOarders. References given and re.
Qnired. %
BOARDING AND L0DGING.-ONE GEN
ID tleman and his wife, or four young men. can
be accommodated with good board and nice
room. Also. several day boarders wanted ~
No. 406 Second street. 80
DOARDING.- OR SINGLE
ID gentlemen can be furnished with pleasant
APARTMENTS. furnished or unfurnished, board,
With or without lodginr, BY applying at No. 50l
Second street. bet. Madison and Monroe -
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with single jet The light, sifted
through series of transparencies, falls
on the stage "as the sunlight falls ON
the EARTH The flooring on the stage is
movable. "The movements Of the sun
are initiated on all points Of the stag"
Charlotte Champion was recently
married in California to a son of Estelle
Mcdonald Potter. This is her ninth
husband. we believe
S. Morgan Smith, the colored TRACE
dian, from Philadelphia, has played
"Shylock" at the Olympic, London, where
his engagement was TO have terminated
on September 10Th.
The Webb Sisters succeeded Mrs. d.
P. Bowers and Mr.. McCollom at the
Louisville Theatre on Monday last APP
pearing in The Husband for an Hour
and The Young Actress.
Lolita closed Il two weeks engagement
at Woods, Cincinnati, on the 29th ult.,
pocketing S2UUO clear
Vestaoli was at Troy. New York, last
week, doing "Gamea
Marie Zoe opened at the Opera House,
Troy, for two weeks on Monday last
Daniel f. Bandman opened at the
Arch, Philadelpiia, ION Monday, in a
new play called Destiny
That fine young American actor, Mr..
Edwin Adams, closed highly successful
engagement at the Howard, Boston, last
week He made quite hit as jean
Vanhoron in the sensational drama, en-
titled Clarooyance, on he Man NTH the
Wdr Figures. He is at the Metropoi-
tan, indianapolis, this week.
Kate Reynolds is at the Boston Mu-
scum, and Dan Bryant at the Continen-
tai
John Dillon, the Irish comedian, closed
a successful engagement at the Academy,
Milwaukee, on the 29th ult, being sue
ceeded by Mrs. j. H. Allen and Mr.. Har-
kns.
Lucille Western was succeeded at the
Academy, Cleveland, on the ID, by the
Worrel Sisters
Laura Keene's combination are at De-
troit this week, from whence they pro-
coed to Chicago
The Richings English Opera Troupe
opened at the Pittsburg Opera House on
the lst, with Mariana Couldock fol-
lows The Florences are at The Pittsburg
Theatre this week
Mrs Barney Williams and her husband
open at the Providence Academy of Mu-
sic on Monday next
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STEAM BOATS
For New Orleans,

X Z. Master.
TUE NEW AND MAGNIFI- SESSs =
Il hcent steamer X. Il. LEE -
will leave ~ above this (Wednes lay evening
at 10 o'clock.
For freight orpassage apply to
HARRY HARM SrA d AGENT
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OPEN AT ALL HoURs- The Empire
eating house, No. IS Jefferson street, be.
tween Main and Front streets. 80
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POOH y SIKAIION,
Rental and Real Estate Agents,
No. 100 Main street.

NOR SALE.-A LOT SITUATED UPON
L the east side Of Echols street., in South
Memphis. upon which there is q good one-story
dwelling house, The lot is sixty and one hun
dred and sixty-three feet. A liberal bargain
will be given 10 the purchaser of the said prop
s'' ~ ''"''' J.E. TEMPLE,
Office No. 9 Third story. Titus Block, Jefferson
ctraaf u
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LADIES, you can find magnificent
stock of dry goods and cloaks, at Mack
Bros. & Bohm S, No. 26l Main street
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Money Market.

There is not yet sufficient cotton coming in to
relieve the pressure on the money market.
Loans still continue to be effected with difficulty
and rates rule high. Gold is frm-bankers
buying Of az. City Scrip. dull, at about 7Oe.
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CANDIDATE FOR Administrators
those announced as candidates for Alder
man Of the Fourth Ward is Mr. r. P.
Boiling He is gentleman in every
sense of the word, and his election would
be an homer to our city and a credit T.
the Ward he would represent. We ref
our readers to his card published else
where.
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SrovEs.-Those desiring the right
kind of stoves to keep them warm and
use n small amount of fuel should call
and inspect some of those in j. +.
Schabel & Co. S store, 227 Main street.
They are agents for Filley Charter Oak
aud Davis Favorite stoves
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CoME every body, and bring your
neighbor, to Is Monroe street tonight
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WANTS.

A TTENTION, GROCERS.. YOUNG
IA man Of high standing. good moral charge
ter, and fine address. with good business sau ~.
cation. desires q situation as salesman ana ~
sstant book-keeper in a first class grocery, with
a moderate salary. The best Of city references
given. Address X. A.. care OF q. W. ID,
225 Main street. o
M ANTED.-AGENTs TO SELL LIFE
w size Portraits Of LEE Ell, and S SAs,Ss;Oss
Picture Frames, Books, etc., etc. Also. Clark't
Wonderful Indelible Pencils. and various Other
articles. Call on WEBB * TREBLE, 57M
Jefferson street. -
vITANTED.-A SOBER. INDUSTRIOUS
w man for Porter in n Hardware house
Must read and write. To one that Is familiar
with the business good situation is offered
Address Lock Box 1850, Memphis. Tenn. I'
vXT ANTED. PARTNER WITH $500 CAP
w ital. to purchase half interest in light
and gentesl manufacturing business. with a
good custom trade, in which the profits are nov,
$40 to $25 per day. and may be increased. Call
at 200 Front street. 81
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The ROBERT Z. LEE.-Captain Larry
Harmstad received dispai,h 81 noon
to-day from Capt Cannon, thu Robert
E. Lee, dated al Columbus y, that this
magnificent steamer would arrive this
evening and leave at ten o clock to night
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Your house needs painting Let
Frank Pope attend to it He will make
it look like a new one.
COUNTY CoURT-The proceedings OF
the County Court circus yesterday were
quite fanciful, and probably we're never
excelled in this country, or any other.
About the time there was a prospect of
a general row the court adjourned until
this morning. Judge Leonard presented
document this morning in favor Of
holding the court at Memphis, giving his
reasons therefor, and stating that If the
magistrates so decided be would go to
Raleigh, but that Mr.. League, the clerk,
could not 20 with the records, on account
Of the injunction restraining him from
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-10

FRANK PoPE, 46 Monroe street, is pre-
pared to do all kinds of painting in styles
to suit any taste. Leave your orders.
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WANTED-A situation by young gen
ileman, in good wholesale or retail
house Can give recommendation or
city references. Is not afraid to work.
Address -. J. W." at this Office. 80
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A LIBRARY. have frequently ad-
vocated the necessity of Memphis having
a library worthy of her position as a
great city, and endeavored to awaken an
interest in the late Library Association
that might sustain it. But that associa-
ton died, its reading-room is now used
by the County Court, and its books have
been locked up for several months. The
subject of forming public library was
agitated at the Chamber of Commerce
yesterday, and we hope our merchants
will interest themselves in the matter
until it is accomplished A good start
could be obtained by procuring the books
of the Library Association, and the mat
ter should be pushed through to sue
cessful termination.
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Monetary and Commercial
Cotton Market.

Cotton Market.
To-day the same dullness. which character
lied the market yesterday. continues. There
were few sales mnde in unimportant lots.
Though the market is very dull. yet we do not
feel satisfied in changing our quotations of yes
terday:
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RIO THE VOTERS OF MEMPHIS: [
again announce myself candidate for re.
election 10 the office of Mayor of the city,
pledging my undivided attention and energy. il
elected. TO the interest of the people.
~ John PARK
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r p. Boiling

CHRONIC DIARRHCEA AND DYsEETERY
Thousands, returned soldiers and others
are suffering from these diseases, against
which the usual remedies are useless
but for which DR.. Humphreys Hom@o'
pathic Diarrhea and Dysenteric Spe.
cities, are sure cure. They are harm.
less Medcated Sugar Pills, but are a sure
thing for these diseases. Single boxes
Is cents, 6 boxes for 81 %. Sent by mail
to any address free. Send to
HuMPAREY's Homeopathic MEDICINE
Co. G351 562 Broadway, N Y.
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ALDERxAS OF THE FOURTH WARD.
Mr.. ]. W. Fisher is announced as a can
didatc for Alderman Of the Fourth Ward.
he is good citizen, and would make
an excellent alderman. II the next
Board is composed Of men like him, we
shall hear little Of the corruption that
has disgraced the present Board and Sc
cured Il an uuenviable name throughout
the whole country.
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Council MEErISc. There was an adj
journed meeting Of the Board Of Mayor
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CoME every body, and bring your
neighbor, to 10 Monroe street tonight.
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EVERY MANS WIFE,

A ND ALL FEMALES, OLD OR Young.
"a married or single, who are troubled with
any OF the following complaints should at once
be cured: '''''
Mysteries, Sick Headache.
ralpltatl0n, Pain in back and side.
SSm9tnerlng Sensation, Pains in head and loins.
SSoiu ieet and hands, Falling OF the Womb,
r Menstruation, Difficult Menstruation,
Oniorosis or dreen Sick Leucorrhea or Whites
ness, swimming of the head
Nervous Trembling, Extreme restiessne.s.
liberation of Womb, Mechanebolv
Uyanan Disease, Kidney Diseases
Wakeinlness, Pallid Cheeks,
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NATURES rarest floral perfume has
been caught and Gagged in glass. In q
bottle of Phalon's Might Blooming
Cereus" is concentrated all that fancy
can conceive of refreshing and exhilara-
ting fragrance Bucyrus Journal. 81
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A Card.

FREE LUNCH at Is Monroe street to
night 3
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Mail and passenger trains leaving Mem
phis at Gas am. by city time,
connect at Chattanooga with trains
for all important points in Georgia,
East Tennessee, Virginia, North
and South Carolina. Passengers for
points south of Grand junction, and for
points on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
either north or south of Corinth, leave
Memphis at Gas am, making close con-
nections. Express train leaving Memphis
at l45 pm makes close connection with
the Nashville and Decatur Railroad
for Nashville, Louisville and all
important points North, East and
West. Time to Nashpille, Is hours and
As minutes. Baggage checked through.
Through tickets and information can bs
procured at Is Court street 81
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DROMG00LE & CO.'S
King of ChillS.

1t absolutely cleanses your stomach. arouses
the liver, opens the bowels, carries off the bile
makes permanent and quick cures. never affects
the head, ears or nerves, gives tone to the svs-
tenn, and can be administered to infants. For
all forms of
CHILLS AND FEVER.
whether recent or long standing, it effects
speedy and ehectual cures. Read the follow
ing:
:, BRANDON. Miss. Sept. Is, 1866.
MEssRs. y. LINDsEy 4 Co, Brandon: After
having tTlei the skill Of an eminent physician
Tor months on two cases of chills in my family.
without permanent cure, was induced TO inv
bottle Of Dromgoole x Co.'s Kinc Of ChiIls.
which, am happy TO state, effected an entire
cure IN ooih cases. and c,heerfully recommend
.nn i F. BARSrrr.
STRANGE, INDEED.
That so many men and women 10 mopinF and
creeping about, with their pale and detected
.afss ana sat ,b Sls Eye saSng from day to day
be cured by using one package Of
DR0MG00LE & co.'s
K ING OF CHILLS
If you walk into any Drug Store in Memnbis
and can't get il, tell them 10 send and nroenre
them for you. 1t will cure you after All eise
nus; don't care how long you have had ths
Chills. you can be cured.
DR0MG00LE & CO.'S
AMYGDALlNE PICTORIAL,
FOR all diseases Of the Lungs and Chest for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat! Pneu-
monia, Pleurisy. Brochitis. Asthma, Influenza.
Pain in the side
CIR DUP.
Dry Hacking Cough. 1ightness IN the Chest
and all diseases Of the Pulmonary Organs TIN,
Anygdaline Pectorai causes free expectora,isn.
by cutting the phlegm it opens the pore OF the
skin, relieves the pain and diliicuit breathinr
and gives entire relief to the distressing couch
SPITTING RI.non
Soreness ofthe Breast. Difficulty Of Breatbjna.
Shortness and Catching Of the Breath. CafeT,
rhal Affections, etc. are relieved By h use Ne
do not saw IL viii cure
CONSUMPTIO
But II viii loosen the Cough. relieve the Pain.
canse Tree ana easy expoct0raiion. und sootbe
the troubled and Nervous Sysfegi. Asessf.
and pleasant Cough Medicine for
Children and Infants.
IL u Just the medicine 90 much desired. "a il 4.
~ eAquisiteiy headtiiul and unique prepara-
uon. and ITS enects on the Lungs are truly
YOUR COUGH
should never be negiecied. a. IL nav noon led
70 serious results, and n you will send and pre-
cure large bottle Of cur AInygdaline pe.fn-
raj Tor your Lungs, you viii be perfefflv de-
lighted with it. effects. II i pre1nrea ~ he
regular medical profession
Price, Large Bottles, 81 90.
An assortment Of the Great southern pr
partitions should be purchased by cvery e.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS
Would save much hy keeping = stock of them
always on hand. Fer sale IN Mcmphis Nv
J. p. DhOMGOOLf fC6
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For WHARFMAsTER =" Still they
come" Capt. Ben Garrett announces
himself candidate for Wharlmaster at
the approaching election. He would
make a good officer.
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No Is Monroe street open again.
Free lunch every night. "a
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SPECIAL CARDS.
GAYOSO SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE,
Banking House 10 Madison st.

This Institution organized in lS16, has been
in continuous and successful operation for the
past ten years. 1t continues to lransacta
GENERAL EXCHANGE AND
BANKING BUSINESS.
Will receive Deposits, Buy and Sell
Foreign & Domestic Exchange,
Gold, silver and Uncurrent Money.
SELLS Exchange in sums to suit purchasers,
on London and all the leading cities of the
United States and will make collections on all
accessible places in the South and West.
K. NJ. AVERY, Cashier.
lOl JOHN c. LANIER, President.
IlEISOTep INSURANCE
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE BARRIER SH0P-WELL FIT
II ted up, in good location, and doing, an
excellent business. For further particulaIs
onnIv nj this office. 30
NOR SALEM A CENTRAL LOCATION
i Lease of store, with dwelling contain
4rooms kitchen. cistcrn, ETC., for one year with
the privilege of four, or Will rent store alone.
viii also sell improvements II desired. For
particulars call on No..
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NOR ALDERMAN.-N. NJ. JONES. OF
brown a Jones, coal dealers. announces
himself as candidate for Alderman Of the Sth
Ward nj the coming election. October IL.
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POLICE CoURT.-First district, twenty
seven cases, SIS. Second district,
twenty one cases, 500 70.
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VII DRIED TO ANNOUNCES
w Judge J. L. SWAYNE as a candidate foI
re. election to the office of Judge of the Crimi-
mol Court Election f)cteber H.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZE TO ANNOUNCE
w Capt. DAN. ABLE as a candidate for the
Legislature at the ensuing election. October
~ 1874
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NOR TAN COLLECTOR On PkIVlL-
Il eyes. W. W. JONES is q candidate for
Tax Collector on Privileges. Election, Satur-
day October 49, 1866.
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FREsH arrival ofcloths, cassimeres and
vestings, at ]. Fellows & Bros, No. 80
Union street.
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NOR TAX COLLECTORONP PRIVILEGES.
Thomos Fisher, the present incumbent, is
a candidate for the Office Of Tax Collector on
Privileges ut the ensuing municipal election.
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If you want a sign painted, leave your
order at &C Monroe street.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Yesterday a num-
Der of sci fdcids cases against jurors
at last term were disposed of by consent.
The Grand Jury was organized and i'm
panneled as follows: VIM. r. Moore,
foreman; James A. Swayne, A G.
Bowen, George Schmalzreid, Josiah
Boyle, C. J. Hargan, L. NJ. Walcott, II.
P. Treat H. B. Howell, John L. Eich-
berg, A. J. White, W. E. Jones, c. F.
Chamberlin