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Mining continued duh and neglected by the
outside public At tho first board Corydon closed &c.
higher than at the time Saturday, selling at
81 TO- smith Parmelee, 2Oc selling At IS To- sensen-
derfer Mining, &C., selling At $40 l5 Rocky Mountain
Gold sold at roc; Edgehlll Mining "a so; New York
and Eldorado, So 20 d. 8o).
Chicago journal of Saturday says Of the movement
OF grain and capital in the VEST
The banks engaged In the grain reported an
tive business and closer money Market but elsewhere
The country banks were checking currency quito
literally and some few rcmttances were sent to Mil
waukee where currency is very scarce. Some OF our
banks received remttauces of currency from St Louis
and Cincinnati, but heard Of receipts from New
York. The demand for money by grain shippers
more active, and few time bills credited up
the usual rate Of discount The mercantile demand for
accommodations continues light. On the 7th proximo
the quarterly statements will become due. No doubt
some preparation will be made to things in good
shape but we do not believe that any marked srngency
will grow out Of It.
Tho grain movement at this time cannot be nterfered
with by any artificial ssriocency. and none know this
fact better than banker Tho receipts Of grain
nearly half million OF bushels per day-requre too
much currency In moving 1t from the hands Of the
former to the seaboard, and tho movement 10 too
tnuous to admit OF any interruption. Furthermore,
the cooking system has fallen into such dsrepute in
consequence OF the outcres raised against IT, that foS
bankers willing to publish that have the
slightest appearance OF having gone through the opera
ton
The monthly range Of the gold market since the
mansion IA thus shown
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The HEBREW NEW YEAR.

Yesterday wns OF the many festivals that take
place every year among our Hebrew brethren, one
which Christians, in fact. keep MP much bolster
ously few weeks further on II tho festival in
celebration OF the Jewish New Year day The shops OF
tho persuasion all coscd the Bowery and Chatham
street did not display their customary busy business
aspects, and although many Jews and Jewesscs partca
larly IN holiday attire, TO be about, the day
like the Jewish Sabbath than what might DO
exactly termed . festival. On Sunday evening, pre-.
cisely At shutdown, the New Year Of the Mosaic law
began, and 1t was celebrated by blowing horn, 10 tell
those who hold unto Se teurts Of Levitcus that they
are TO prepare TO max their peace with the Deity and
70 warn them OF the coming las great day OF all ON Sun
day evening, however these horns hardly beard
without the pale Of the various uagogues at the upper
end OF the city and the practice 10 much oh
served among the best of Jows nowadays as IL
vas In the time Of Aaron.
This fret day Of penanccand there are ten peuiien
ta days before the great festival OF tho Aonemen
kept mp In various wars by the Jews in New York.
We have In our midst sixty thousand Hebrews a. the
present time, most OF whom have German or Polish
nationality. In many OF the syrsgogues the full plat
form Of ihs Mosaic law was observed, in others the
ordinary csisbrs.ions o. the Church Msny lsmss
kept the day in their houses; others again went
out apparently plessurng In order 70 keep up the day
The Jewish service held at most OF the ynsgogues
was OF the most imposing description. The music was
points OF the order OF religion. TO the reading Of
the sacred roll Of the scriptures declamed In deep
tone by the High Priest Interesting and ave inspiring.
There are many curious points Of resemblance and
antthess in Us celebration TO that Of the Christian
New Years day, which will DO kept MP 90 has
been said before Ia much more portcntous
way than that OF the Jews The bells will ring the old
year oct the new the general congratulations Of
friends and families will pass current instead Of the
representation OF the end Of the world and the impos
Ing Of penance. The horn. 100 even will be heard IA
the streets but will be the squeaknG horn Of the New
York rAmn 90 d:scordaut and unmusical and nos the
emblem OF the temples jantor. The Christian New
Years day will usher 10 probably frost and snow and al
the comitants OF winter and Jack Frost; The New
Tear OF Hebrew fellow citizens has brought In the
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punT OF NEW Yuax. SEPTEMBER 30. 1857.

u. Cleared.
Steamship Zodiac Philips. savannah-Murray Ferris 4
ship City Of New York. Thomas. San Francisco-ssmusl
ship sonthampson, smithwick Mobile--snow Burgess
Bark Maria fPrsmS Meyer Brs~snaT hs,ls, Seller co.
Bark 81 Dominique tBrA poane rres.e-Bakcr Day
Brig Mary Srrus, ochemsnn; London.wilson 4 A.mu..
Bns BIsnkhorn tBr). Bienkhorn. Cetts--J Whitney q
brig Alsr Mnlnsn, Eni; E.medos.rewler a Jcvs
Brs Crsassian. Bunker, gos,on,H w Loud Co.
schr Sarah Jane tBrA Tanchon S, Johns NF-J whit.
sshr Xsuvs Yr, Bordase St Pierre tMquelon,-D Starr
scnr Union, Leighton, Brunswick cs.rw xsyhew Co.
scsr osn so Ec tsr sss.
scEr John Ferris s. John, Wilmington, Sc-Thomas
scSr Nancy R H.s.n, Bunker s,len-H W Loud &co
schr z Brslnsrd Wells Hartford--G, K Racket Rro.
sloop Mary Elizabeth, Williams. Harsfosdd Racket
Steamer Philadelphia Tufts, Philadelphia
Arrived.
s-ps IS Queenstown lsth wits mdss and 90 passen.
s,s.m.ap CsIsass r, ca.,,nF Liverpool SEP. q and
q Ps. hence Tor Liverpool ~ " p''''' o''s
% S0Iiy Rer,n Ss. 70 Tap.o
Bros& Co. VIII load for Liverpool.
LAX sV%s'i' aScsy days. with
Brig Thomas Owen, johnson, Euevta Is days. with su-
Brg sevnold Moore, zaxa % days. with sugar, TO
BID fyro yBr), Layton windsor rs 10 days with plas
sesr y Dewitt Cory ss.srde sa ., days. with cocoa
Thomas from philadelphia for Mobile 70 days QUIT 2sd
90 Ion ~ saw Bremen ship Herman. steering r. Has had
Light ~ winds the entire passarc; been IL days north OF
scSs " xccshsn. Cali, Wilmington, NC. 8 days. 18th
from Georgetown, DC for Boston, and obtained one man
from her % assist 10 working the vessel the being
schr Helene, Aven, wilmington. NC. IS days Thoma,
ODonnel seaman, died on the passage Two OF the crew
now sick OF Wilmington fever.
schr u Lowell, Leavitt- Wilmington, NO, Is days
schr Il Cubada, swan, Wilmington, NC.
Schr u Berry, Voorhees, Richs1ond.
schr Moses Van Name, Van Name, Georgetown, DC,
Schr Trueman. oibbs Phradeiphia for New Bedford.
schr q y King Ashford Calais.
Schr Tyler, Smith. Bangor.
Schr Eddy, Hopkins Bangor for Newark
Schr Bengal, stetson, Rockand.
Sckr Villa Lee, Nash RockIand
schr vicksburg. Hall Rockand.
echr Arctic, Haley. Rockland
echr Bar state earle, Rockiand
schr Maggie Bell Hail. Rockand. t N.
N'sN Below. #a
Bark Helena, from Cow Bag.
Brig uonstsnune, from Humacoa. PR.
Capt Charles HAZARD, OF the steamur PhiiIu came IN
from sea this morning, and reports school shp and
the bark ratmos from ~ Thomas he bar unable
% get their anchors the prevailing eas
side the HOOK -|
wind ~ sunset NV.
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At the commencement OF business the marss,
strong and Erie sold to e5 but at the early
Of the open board II declined TO 64K CAS-. At the
nrst regular board the market active and rm. the
largest transactions being in Erie and Now York Central
The latter closed = higher than at the same time
Sat .rday, Eric 80, Michigan Central l, Michigan
n southern, Cleveland and Pittsburg i, Rock Island
u. Northwestern v, do. preferred u, Fort
Wayne X, Milwaukee and 81 Paul preferred " Pac.
&c Mall l. Atlantic Mail u. Mariposa, preferred Il,
Western Union Telegraph was y lower Government
securities were rather dull coupon fvetwenties OF
1862 excepted which declined 4. The issue OF 1895
and coupon en-forsos declined y, while the dealings in
the other showed change but the tone OF the
market weak.
Al the open board at one O'Clock the market dun
and fraction lower, Erie selling at 64 645s. AT the
second regular board barely steady In tone but
prices were without material change New York Central
closed X lower than at the nrst board on Saturday;
Cleveland and PiItsburg u, Rock Island y. North
western II, do preferred Z, Fort Wayne "a TX d.,
Pacac Mail 4, Western Union Telegraph y. Govern
men, securities were shade frmcr, and coupon Ave-
swenes OF 1865 and ten-forties advanced " Missouri
siEes wero higher.
AT the open board at hnlfpast three prices showed
dropping tendency. Ere sold at cas- CTS; New
York Central, lOsH los,6 Reading iolA WIGHT.
gaa Southern, si54; Illinois Central 100; Cleveland
and Piitsburg 79ss; Rock Island, l01S 1929;
Northwestern, AZ; do preferred 651 a e55S; Fort
Wayne, 1OoA Il. d.; Milwaukee and st. Paul pre-
ferrSd. G41. subsequently Erie fell OF TO 05A and
tne general market was rather heavy. but 1t became
rmer towards TIE elose and o'clock the following
quotations were current;-New York Central, l0sL a
1857; Erie, c41 o4H; Hudson River, rs
i2sA; Reading 1919 1o1l; Michigan Southern,
al slat; Cleveland and Pittsbars, Ts4 Rock Island,
Toe Io2Y: Fort Wayne, 1907; Northwestern, AK q
AlS: DO preferred. e3S $50; Pacific Mail iso a
140K: Onto and Mississippi certificates. 26i4 26js
Western Union Telegraph, IS ss@; Milwaukee and 81,
Paul preferred, 6sI.
Tue following comparison Of the prices current at
she FIRST board on September 20, 1868, and o-dav;-
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Wheat was VERY scarce on the spot with but little Offer
ing sud arriving. and holders decidedly nncr and
ask advance Of cents but subsequently lowering
their views materially. The sales about 1000 bush
es a. 50 ~ for aocaei No Milwaukee, 70 arrive. ~ -
for No do o. u for amber Mchgan ~ 81 for white do
with sales about bushels 81 81 II for mixed
Western and ~ 2sk 81 224 for unsound. Oats were
hrn; the sales about 5000 bushels Mt r 76c for
Western the spot and 10 arrive Rye was trfhe more
and very FIRM sales made OF about 72U bushels
at ~ 81 90 for State, and 81 80 for western. Harley
shade lower al the concession, however The demand
was fair. the sales ccnprisns Is 600 bushels at for
unchanged: the sales 800 bushels at 81 90 81 c.
ctorH quiet We have only 70 nots the sale Of
Is baics al &c.
Grrsy Rags were dun and nominal
HAY without decided change. We quote shipping zoe
q 7sc., and retail lots 81 20 sl51
Hors were in moderate demand, and steady with sales OF
81 bales, at sos q T9c
asked. Manila quoted l2c. 12Sr.. gold.
FRrteHrs continued quiet but without mate
rial cnange several vessels to load with grain and pero
lcum chartered The engagements were:-fo Liver
pool S2oo bushels ed To London 800 do
- Cd and 90 bols petroleum on private terms 10 Rot.
BAGS. TO Bremen, 80 hhds tobacco At 22s. Sd ~
I0 Antwerp, 500 packages provisions at rs 81.
The charters were;-A British ship with 5000 bush.
second class 10 Cork and market 500 qrs grain
ID British vessel to direct the Bristol channel
400 grain al S. bark TO Cork for orders grain AZ
~ direct es Sd and 10 per cent additional 70 The Con
nent An Italian bark 40 hhds tobacco Leghorn. 1t
ass. Norwegian hris. 600 bbls. petroleum to direct
port the Continent NJ Be- g. weasel 70 the Mediter
rsnsan. same cargo - The sams rate, and srsmsn BARI
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locx 1864; July 1905, loeX 1861; October
compounds 1884 llsA a il9,.; December COM
pounds. 1884 lls5. . lls's; May compounds 1900,
ll75s 1i7;s; August compounds, 1885, nos llosi
September compounds. 1865, ll5ls il5H; October
compounds, 1855, ll5H 1875.
The foreign exchange market was dull and rather
heavy in tone although steady as to rates Bankers
bills England sixty days were quoted at losH .
l095s at three days, 1924 1927; commercial bills,
1857 100; bills on Paris at sixty days. 5leh 5.i8k
at three days, SIS 5134. Other bills were rated
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Tue following 4 comparison OF the prices current Al
she FIRST board on September 20, 1865, and to-dav:

There was very moderate business transacted in
government securities the counters OF tile leading
dealers owing In part to the suspension Of business
among the Hebrew bankers in ceebration Of
the Jewish feast OF tho New Year, Seas now
being held After being weak during the morn
,nq. the market closed steedy |" the subioined
quo acknowledgement, 1881, 1ioK lioz coupon,
1851. 1los iIoH; sos, registered, is62. losJs
ioe,s: 52os coupon 1861 l1ss 1881 52os, coupon,
1904 100 1895; b-2os coupon 1895, 1925 losh;
sos, coupon, 1905 January and July. lo7Hs lo'Hi
sos coupon, 1887 1919 lo7k; lo-4os, registered,
COZ eon. 10. to's. coupon, %. ssh; Jaus 1905.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Arizona will SAIL from this port on
Tuesday, October I, for AspinwalL
Tue mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close At half past ten O'Clock Tuesday morning.
The Ngw York Naturalization for the Pacihc-wiil
be ready Of haif-pazt nine in the morning.
Single copies. in wrappers, for mailing six cents
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho Cunard mail steamship Russia Captain Cook, will
leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close At the Post Once N
harpast six O'Clock Wednesday morning.
The New YORK HxEALp--E Edition for Europe-win be
ready at six O'Clock in the morning.
Single COPIES in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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HnIGpn., ? o,1,Iock p. hi.


MONDAY, Sept. 0-6 r. NJ.
corrxrThe market for Rio exhibited activity and
prices quite uniform: sois bags Meteor
54 do. ST. Ursula, private Other kinds in
active.
corrosThere but little animation IN the msrke. for
this staple bu, holders demanded previous rates. at which
sales were made Of GO bales OF which 4g taken BY
spuners Subioned are the current auotatons:-
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FtorR AVID GrsiS-Reccpts 20 t54 bbs 70 7s4
do " do and 40 bags cornmcai 800 bushels wheat 1851
do 3t0 do 4teO do malt and 49, d.. barley Tho
-four market continued 70 rule buoyan and firm Tor all
kinds. The demand good. particularly FOR the low
grades for export for which, instances advance
Of loo lie paid for state The advance however.
not general California steady The Gales
about l2co bills Southern trne higher and in
IA demand The sales $50 bbls at quotations,
Rye hOur moderate request at unchanged prices
sales 80 hbs At 81 50 - rs OF the only sales
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TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.

N. 36th ST., 191 IT. E. OF 9th av, Is 8x9ss IS 600
n 56th ST. loo IT. w Of 10th ay, Soxim $500
s 18th ST. 10Y f. W. LIST av I5JxiOo 10. 5000
s. 2sih ST. SO II r. OF Lexington av Msxl0. 900
No. A w. 2lst st. 1898 - 500
s. 10th $50 IT. W. OF sv A. 25x86. .......... 600
f. LIST 18th ST. ~ exl00 1850
No 2l7 e. 38th st. 226x9a =. Is 900
= S5th st, rs IT, OF 81 ay, 25xl0D. 200
T.. 9th 70 IT. n of ll0th st. 25x00 ....., $500
T. Lexington av, 2sS IT. S. .sth st. 24xl0O. 81 800
Corner 4fst st. and Mads0 s9s loo. 900
No 7?0 Greenwich st. lsx76 Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Goth st., $50 It. f. of LIST SIN. xl00 nominal
q. s9h st.. 2S7 IT, f. of LIST l9xlODl. 400
5sh ST., 26s Il K. of L.: 35xl0oi %000
18th st, 27S It. E. OF Sd 22Jxll5 .nomina
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equinoctal gales and yesterday was heard the Last sgi
Of the departing summer

Observance Of the Jewish New Year In Philn-
delphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 80, 1867.
The Jewish New Year rigidy observed here. A
majority Of the stores owned BY Israsss were closed the
entire day.
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II will be by the foregoing that the banks
much weaker IN point OF reserve than they were thcn
II we extend the comparison three previous rear
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-21
sonthorn state Governments.

Old Thad. proposes to wind up all the
provisional governments of the Southern
States at once, and let in the hood-tide of
Radicals. We shall see how be will fare
in this attempt. It's we'll that he makes
it The South wants to know the worst
or the best, whichever it is TO be. IL
Congress is bent on running not only the
South, but the North with it-why,i it has
but to 90 on in the reconstruction policy,
which drives from the Southern Govern
ments every particle Of respectability,
capacity and honesty. We can be
worsted but little The North, however,
may fall long way. The aggravation
of the causes which have disorganized
Southern labor and spread over the
nation a serious doubt rs TO the fates Of
the Southern States, will recoil With
intense force upon every Northern inter
est, and bring on degree of embarrs.ss.
ment and distress such as has never
before been known in this country. Will
Congress DO this ? We shall sec Rich.
Dl0Hd Dispatch.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-21
Mobile Races.

The fall races began at Mobile on
Monday, under favorable auspices. The
weather was fine and the attendance
numerous, although but few ladies graced
the stand. The first race was dash of
one mile for the challenge plate, for two
years old, for which three colts ran. The
winner was Cottrill's b. E. by Daniel
Boone, dam Maggie G., by Brown Dick.
Time-2:55i The second race was for
the Battle House post stake, for three
year ODDS, mile heats. CottrilPs FLY,
Jenny c., being the only entry, she gal
loped over the course and took the prize.
The third race was the Alabama stake
for all ages, mile heats, 500 entrance,
5000 added by The club, for which four
nags were eutered-b. b. Joe Johnston,
5 years old, by Goodwood, dam Judy, by
Sovereign; b. b. Dallas, years old, by
Second Sovereign, dam by Brown Dick;
Black Crook, years old, by Daniel
Boone, dam by Albion b. b., aged :,
Jack Gamble, dam by Boston. Dallas
won in two heats. Time-l:5l2, l:54
Between the second and third races
Messrs. Broadnax and Cottrill invited
the crowd to partake of champagne,
which was cordially assented to.
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LIABILITIES.
ssssssssf Iil
Loss by Portland Fire, July 4th

TSNHE total amount covered by the Etna Poll
J cies on property destroyed or damaged Is
$206,S5A. on which salvage will be about five
per cent. Our total lOss will not vary much
from 100000, and was promptly adjusted ana
paid. This sum is five per cent upon the Com
pany's assets figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last year.
or proportion equal to q $500 loss for COM
pany Of Si00,0Oe assets
Tho necessity for insurance and the value OF
wealthy, strong corporations is forcibly IL
Illustrated by this FIRE. Several weak insurance
companies are destroyed. Portland has
population Of S5O00-Was handsomely built,
mostly fine brick OF stone neutrality-suspicious.
and screened with UPWARD of 900 shade trees
bounded on three sides by water-indoed,
literally, almost rising from the ocean--aRd
with a steam Ere department-yet II has $lO,-
000,OOO Of property consumed in a few hours
upon holiday whom its people are least oosu-
pied-irom the very Insignificant cause OF
conteuptible frccracker.
Remember the trifing origin Of Eros that
sweep away In a few hours the earnings o.
years Consider your best interest and give the
Atna Agent call if you need proper insur-
sucs security. Pay fair rate Of premiur1 foI
q good and genuine article, and with these
lightg and experiences before you, procure
your insurance with shrowd Judgment
Applications for insurance promptly attended
10 BY IL. A. LITTbE TON \ CO, Ag'ts.
No q Madison street.
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Gen. II. II. Lee.

or virginia, has FINLEY DASHER. Col.
Nath. Adams, Stanton depot, uses FINLEY
DASHER. Col. j. j. Fackler, of Huntsville.
Ala. uses a FINLEY DASHER. g. ID. Win
cheii, of Cincinnati, says nothing equal 70 the
DASHER. Mrs. A. d. Smith, Of Rochester, N.
Y, uses one Of the DASHERS. Col. n; X.
Strong, Dixon, H., pronOunces the DASBER
4 sueeess. DR.. j. NJ. owen. OF Russelville, Ky,
saws IL can't be beat. The venerable editor OF
the jackson Wig, w. w. Gates, does not
hesitate to recommend the DAS VI Err in highest
will try 1T. Retail price, So 90. Exclusive
agencies and good terms TO the right sort of
men with a small capital. Call upon, or write
to, J. A. CAMERON CO.,
31l Main street.
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ExaclIy tI,e Right Sort

OF men can get most favorable agencies for
Massachusetts. PeDnsylvania. Michigan Wis
cousin, Iowa, Missouri, Texas, Louisiana. Vir-
ginia' Maryland and California. Exclusive
county agencies in almost every State IN the
linton. Good business pluck and perseve-
rance. with a hundred OF more dollars cash
capitsl, will make MORE Monty. with one OF
more good counties in sale 81 the FINLEY
CHURN DASHER than many /" oyer-shado W-
ING estabiishnents" with their thousands Of
canitaI. IL YOU don't understand this declara-
uon' can 1"u j. A. CAMERON a co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-21

Isham G. Garland, citizen of Jack
son county, Arkansas, and white man,
has been tried by military commission,
found guilty OF insulting the United
States flag" by calling it niger flag
and sentenced TO be confined at bard
labor in the military prison at Little
Rock until The first 81 January, 1868
Horace Greeley termed the game ban
ner a Haunting lie, waited to tear
it down, denounced it as bate polluted
rag" asserted that il shielded pirate
deck" and bound man in chains"
and for all these little politenesses His
Accideney, A. j., offered him the mission
to Austria
There is fable in the concluding pages
Of Websters Spelling Book of Ny Bull
and Your Ok, which is very applicable
in this connection. In Crosse Democrat
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Fathers and Sons

Win have toilcd an the year long for the "vo-
teri' and tire tax gather. ran, with LEss LABOs,
with vorE PLEASURE, and with cash capital to
he value Of one good mule. drive lucrative
huginoss without rent, insurance, burglar SALE.
arrentances. endorsements or open accounts ~
'csiiior upon the Agents Of the FINLh1
CuTiPN DAsHER, a3i Main street, Memphis.
- j. A CAMERON a co.
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n. w. Caldwell,

Shelby dcpot says no housekeeper ought to be
without FINLEY CHURN DASHER, and
no one certainly WILL after one trial, for the
triHing sum of So 90. Ask Dr. Henry Dickery,
DR.. Love and General J. @: N. Robertson, Of
Hernando, what they would take for their
FINLEY DASHERS if they could not get an
other. Perhaps they would surprise you with
their answers. Rctailed everywhere at 50 W.
More agents wanted.
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trr,s one Of the FINLEY DAsHERs; 50 DO
Capt. N. n. Potter, Capt jos. Lenog, udge
Fori. Tso., ID. ID. Barnes, fsq.. II. A. Mont
romerv. Ffq.. m. A. Burleson. Morris l.
WShk fr1-. and hupdrcds Of Others. They ere
y. A. CAMERON a CO.
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Everybody Knows

The genial "Charlio" Morris. He says the
finley CHURN DASHER beats everything
n Arkansas. John NJ Weods9n: Of German,
Of his noighborbood with the
work of the DASHER, Can't please
your wife and daughters better than by adding
4 DASHER to your household inventory. Only
% W. j. A, CAMERON 4 co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-21

ar tho cby;si;gn Adpocafs; Col. K. Whitmorc,
al he pupLto LEDGER; DR.. X. II. Rivers, Of
me Somerviile Female Col ESQ ; DR.. NJ. W.
philiins- OF tho Soufhera FGrmcr for their
opinion Of the FINLEY CHURN DASHER,
and you will soon own one.
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Eight Hundred and Seven

tS0Tl FINLEY CHURN DASHER sold in ono
week-dl guaranteed. and not one yet re-
turned. "0ld fogies," don't wait for fear that
YOU may possibly DO humbugged. No " YAM
kee humbug." II IL does not perform all we
promise for II, come and get your money again.
j. A. CAMERON h co.