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Memphis and White River
REGULAR THURSDAY PACKET.

Uy8E steamer JOHN s. MCCUNE .H
will leave Memphis ENER1S
THURSDAY at 5 o'clock pm, commencing
Srnfember the 9TH, connecting at DuNalfs
BluH every Saturday morning with hallroad
train to Little Rock, arriving at DssArc AZ Y
O'Clock m, Augusta at lOp.m., draup Gisze sun
Sav mo-ning. Jaeksonpir, sunday al IL o'clock
M me RfcCune being very light draft, Will be
sbIe 10 20 through TO JacksonPOrt and Paro-
auette Bluffs at al stages OF water.
". JAY JOHNSON,
auso LARRY HARMSTAD, Agents.
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BIedehsd MusliRs, LonsdaIe, Black
stone, New York mills and other favor
ite brands, for sale cheap to the trade at
Menkin Bros. tU se10 2t
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Hfy Barrels Harrison d Pbstegs
Flour received, and at reduced figures,
by Reilly & Ready, corner Of Main and
Exchange streets. sec II
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ZOE
FOR NEW
FOR vICKsBURG.

FOR VICKSBURG.
st. Louis and vicksburg independent Accom-
mediation Packet
FOR Helena, Frlar's Point. LaeOnia, Ma
pOIeOn and Vlelsburg.
Frazer, master
This elegant passenger packet @
viii leave &assA&
THIS DAY. 10th inst, al 4 Pun.
W. JAY JOHNSON, Agent,
selOIt. Star Whariboat.
Regular st. Louis, Memphis and vicksburg
Packet.
For Helena. Gaines Landing, Euniee,
Lake Providence and Vieksburg.
.Frazer, master
This elegant passenger steamer A
will leave AzsNas
THIS DAY, lOth inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD & co, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison sts.,
selO 1t or Wharfboat foot Mooroe st.
Regular Memphis and vicksourg Tuesday
Packet
For Helena, FFisE's Psint, Napoleon,
Eunice, Gaines lending. Greenylle,
Lake Providence and .
Vicksburg.
ST. PATRICK. .-..........~.G +. Huls, master
w This fine steamer will resume her place
In the VicksOurg trade just Is soon as her re-
ou70 NJ. PYNE.
Regular Men phis and Vicksburg Tuesday
Packet.
FOR Helena. Frlar's Point, Napoleon,
Eunice, Gaines Landing, ~0reenvillei
Lake PTovidenoe and
Nicksburg-
ST. PATRICK-..-.-..G F. Huls, master
This splendid passenger steamer @
will leave as above As&4&
TUESDAY, 10th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO, agents,
Corner Main and Madison streets or
seS 2t City WharfbOat foot Monroe st.
Regular Memphis and Vicksburg Tuesday
Packet
For Helena, FriRr's Point, Napoleon,
EUnFce. Gaines Landing. Green
vile. Lake Providence.
and VicksburE.
ST. PATRICK------.G. F. Huls, master
This new and elegant passenger rLS@
steamer leaves on 8atHkE
TUESDAY, September 10th, at 3 pm.
VINSON & DONAHUE. Agents,
ssS II 254 Front street
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IN TOwN.-We were pleased to meet
yesterday our clever friend, Capt. Ed. A.
Garland, editor and proprietor OF the
Water Valley Courier. He is in town
looking after the interests Of his lively
paper, and will call upon our business
ness men during the next few days. The
Courier is an excellent medium for ad-
vertisipg in north Mississippi.
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mHE undersigned, widow and reliet OF Aaron
J. Jackson, deceased, viii apply TO The county
Court OF shelby c1ul1y, Tenn, at lis OCTOBER
term. 1867, for the a~ppofhtmens Pf commission
en- % pilot and set apart 10 her, doves II The
real estata belonging 20 the estate Of her de-
coasts husbana.
MAEgABET ". JACKSON.
HaLum Z Washington, Attorneys.
Eeutember E.lST. hEes laWaW~
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Georgia State Lottery, for the benefit
of the Masonic Orphans Home. Com
bination Glass No. So. The following
we're the drawn numbers, September 8,
1887:
S-2I-76-63-3-39
FAY q CHANDLER,
General A OaufS M 27 Main street Memubfs-
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RAILRoADs.u
Election for Directors
Memphis and Charleston R. R. Co.

THE Stockholders in the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad COupaa are .uoLnaI
fnatthe annual election Tor nine DiretlorUf
aid COMPANY wiltbe held at the once offhe
Company in Memphis Tenn, and Huntsville.
Ala on "Wednesday, the lith day Of seplem-
Der, 1884, ... |F-
Stockholders VIII be passed free for one cay
before and until one day after said election
upon exhibiting their certificates Of stock 70
tie Conductor. Go. robertson,
auD ID Secty aud irea-E.
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NOTICE.

Z WILL Amply a. the next term ofthe County
Court Of shelby county for the appoint
nent OF Administrative Of tie estate OF Mi
O'Bnen, deceased
d. s. G~RIFFTS, Attorney.
Memphis. Tenn, September6 SCI lot
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Bledched MuslinS, Lonsdale, Black
stone, New York mills and other favorite
brands, for sale cheap to the trade at
Menkin Bros. sel02t
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w n Il r d
AgENTS-To Introduce our new patent
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE rice
SIS. Il uses two threads, and makes
me genuine LOCK STITCH. All other low
Driced machines make the CHAIN IlI-H
zach agent furnished with a copy Of Letters
Patent. Exclusive territory given. send LOr
efrTuIarz NJ. Nj. BEACH Co,
Tv7 SIN 24 Second St, Memphis, Tenn.
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EMMoKs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street, and 1893 Main street, have received
the Police News, Police Gazette, Harper's
Weekly, Day Book, Round Table, Scien-
iifc American, Gleason's companion
London News, London Weekly Times,
Weekly Herald, Welcome Workman,
New York Observer, Scottish American,
Rural New Yorker, New York Weekly,
New York Mercury, Army and Navy
Journal, American Union, True Flag,
German Leslie, New York Era, Courier
Des Etats Unis, |anderer for October,
H~orticulturist for September, and dailies
from everywhere. Call at EmmO1s q
Son
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w
Wanted as partner in the Dry Goods ana
Produce Business at Observation-Disclosures county,
Miss, ayOung man OF moral, sober, industrious
bushes habits. with q cash capital OF three
thousand dollars. TO equal the other interest.
McNutt Is q good point for a cash business OF
$1,000 10 $1,000 ten 70 twelve thousand aoI-
lars sales annually, with a hattertng prospect
Of the business decreasing every year 1 nave
a good s~torehouse, and The only stand ID lhe
place, Immediate application is desired. Ad-
drsss THOS. X. NELSON,
aug 7r McNutt, Miss
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FDVCGTR YOUR CHILDREN!

naoROTGH Training Rsquiredl W. Z
II Verdis Seminary for Young Ladfas, Nash
Jiile' Team, the Leading school in the South
s-s1eh spoken 1t The FIsneh Tahlef Open on
snd aGer MONDAY, S~eQtal1her ID
suN I'm NE WARD, Principal
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W. Goodyedr's Steam Straw Hat and
Bonnet BIeachery, 35S Main street, Pro-
vine Block. sep7-3m.
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$1,000 REWARD!

OFF1cEM MEMPHIS BoARDoF U-NDERWETr'Rs,l
MEMPHIS, TENE., June 4, lS67.
TN order to more eneetualIy suppress ineer-
diarism within the city Of Memphis, a re-
ward OF
Two Thousand Dollars
win be paid by the Memphis Board Of Under
writers 10 any policeman or ether persons who
snail procure the arrest and legal conviction Of
any person or persons guilty OF firing any
premises insured by any Of hha Insurance
Companies comprising this Board.
fa4tf BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
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KANTED.
M AN 4 ID

SITUATION, at a moderate salary, by an
A experienced BOOK-kEEPEh- Address A.
~ TnrE-Rnw 70
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Nsw French Oints Cateos just re-
ceived at Menkin Bros. selO 2t
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observation-disclosures the short but
severe storm on Friday night, the light
ming struck the grain warehouse of
Messrs. Black, Cameron q Co, Charles
ton avenue, doing but little damage to
the building. Mr.. Black, who was sit
ting on an iron freight truck at the
time, received a severe shock, which
rendered him ~senseless for some time,
and confined him to his room for a couple
OF days, but we are glad to learn that he
is rapidly recovering and expects to be
at business as usual in q day or two.
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FOR A

L O X s A L E
One 70 Hsrse Stationary Engine and Boiler
LUNN MALLON,
HlH ngaHHr Efraaf
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LECTURE o-NIGHT.-It should not be
forgotten that the first of the second
series of lectures, for the benefit of the
widows and orphans OF Confederate s0l-
diers, will be delivered at the Tabernacle
on Court street tonight, by Col. George
CAN'T. The amount Of good already done
by these lectures is very great, and we
hope to see the fund largely increased.
The fall and winter is fast approaching,
and those who have comfortable houses
and firesides Of their own, should not
forget the widows and orphans of the
fallen brave. Let the, Tabernacle be filled
to its utmost crpacity. Those who attend
will not only contribute to this most
worthy OF causes, but will enjoy in the
lecture Of Col. CAN'T . rich literary treat,
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.PERsoNAL.-Mr. George r. Rutter, late
president of the Tennessee National
bank, returned yesterday from ssummer
tour to Virginia, and we are glad to say
looks much improved by his trip. AS
will be seen by his advertisement in our
columns elsewhere, he has opened an
exchange and brokers Office, strictly on
commission, a kind Of business much
needed in our community, and we wish
him the success his well known enter
prise deserves.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-10

FINE ENABE PIANO, OCTAVE, nearly
a new, cost over $50, FOR sac at a bargain
Part cash aud part time. Apply 70 n. r, Ap-
peal office. a-ou
Il O r 5 A J. E
4 Hight one-holse ROCKAWAY IN good or
aer. 1pply 10 A. l.. Cummins, 30 Front
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CAPITALS:
STATE on TENNESSEE,
COMFTROLLER's OFFICE,
Nashville, August D 1901. J

sTATF or TENNESsEE,
CnNrTROLLER's OFFICE,
Nashville, August d ls6I.
L q. W. BLACKBURN. Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the UNITED
ColPASy. located at Baltimore, in the
state OF Maryland, has produced TO me
SafisfactOry evidence that said Company
md complied With all the requirements
81 the laws Of the state OF Tennessee In
posed on insurance companies, and I further
eertirv that GEo. W. l. CROOK, AG ENT OF
said Company, has also complied with the re-
duirements Of the laws q the state, made and
provided in such cases Wherefore, said UNITED
ETATEs frs AND MARINE INSURANCE COM
PASY has authority to take risks and transact
the business Of Insurance in this State. at
Memphis, Tennessee.
q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn,
GEO W. CROOK,
General Insurance Agent,
au30 I'm ZS% Main street.
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EOTTHE-

EHY wife, Polite I. Davis, having Left my bea
M and board without my consent, all per
sens a. e hereby notified net To credit her upon
suS4 laV4Ws JANEsB b. DAVIS.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
CELEOT and Cheap BOARDING

A FEW DEslsABLE ROOMS, either fur
nished or unfinished, to rent, with board, to
either gentlemen or families, convenient to
business, within one square Of Court square,
and at the most reasonable rates, at No. $40
Second street, near Madison. Day boarding, 50
per week boarding and lodging, S per week.
ie2ff
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WHITE LABOR WANTED.-We insert
the following letter from q farmer in
OseeOla, Arkansas. There are many
openings in the surrounding country for
industrious white labor. This Is only one
of the many letters We have received on
the subject lately:
"TheFe is a want for an almost indefi-
mite number OF white lsbOrers, with and
without families, for farming service, in
this county, with fair remnnerative
wages. It is complained that the negroes
are unsteady, uncertain; and, in too
many instances, unworthy of favor.
Persons wishing to hire or rent good
lands, would do well to come to this
county, as we intend to abandon the ne
gro and his associates"
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MnfIeP.

4 WILL sell my lower Plantation In Tuntoa
county, or eYchang IL for otber good prop
or Ieass Il hr The next year or for q series
Of years. IL is one Of the highest and best In
be bottom. about ~ miles below Memphis
tyl9 n A.. WRIGHT.
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Lock GAME.-The famous lock game
has been revived. A negro named Am
hrose Coleman beat & cOlOTed brother out
Of a ten dollar note at the Memphis and
Ohio depot yesterday. The police got
wind Of the affair, when Sergeant Brown
took after the cheat, who gave him a
lively run for it, but by the assistance of
a well known NJ. D., who happened to
be driving that way, Ambrose was cap
tured secreted under 6 house, and fur
nished with roons at the proper place on
Adams street.
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FOR RENT.

OFFICE FOR RENT
A good once in rear OF Nc. Z Jefferson street
Apply to
ses lw JAMES T. BOURNE & co.
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IRCONvENIENCE-We dislike to find
fault at all times, but it otter becomes
necessary TO do so. There was a time
when the street ears were 3 very great
convenience, and differed by men who
seemed anxious to please and sccommo-
date. But we fear those days have
passed. A case came under our notice
last night where three gentlemen after
hsiling the car Lgreen, No. 29) on the
corner OF Madison and Main streets, had
to run about half q block before they
got on the car. This is not the only
case. Complaints reach us almost daily
Of the bad management Of the road, and
often Of the impoliteness and rough man
ners Of the employees. Should this hint
not be sufficient 10 remedy the evil Other
complaints may lead to the publication
OF the names of the Offenders.
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EOR RENT

F.
That large and c~Ommodious Warehouse cor
ner OF Fourth end Jefferson streets.
AppIy To L. NJ. APPERSON & CO.,
ses i'm PSI Front street.
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L O r r Il N t
Five or Six desirable Residences.
Apply TO r. c. BRINKLEY,
sas eod2u No. 80 MadlsOn street.
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KAVANAGH L DECKER'S
TABLES
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

1rgE most reliable Cushion used on Billiard
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EOR SALE.
Piano for Sale.

A good secondhand BUGGY and HARNESS
little uGsdl will be sold cheap. ABBY 70 ray
Tor. cav q RuLlani. B4 front street or
aus Il ". \. BRUCE a % Monroe street
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! u1HE STEAMERS CONNER L.
CIAL" and "ROWESA" winG
form a SEMI-WEEKLY LINE between Memphis
and White River.
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SHOOTING ON JACKSON STREET.-A
man named John Caldwell was arrested
on Sunday night for shooting a Mr.. Cos
tillO 10 the shoulder. Caldwell alleges
that Costello insulted him while he was
quietly passing along Jackson street,
and on being demonstrated with, at
tempted to draw q weapon, when he
shot him, and afterward surrendered
himself to Sheriff Winters. The matter
will probably be investigated by a mag
istrate to-day. So far there appears to
he some mystery about it.
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6 Little Beck Z. B.

ms AND AFTER TUESDAY, JULY lA, 1877,
" trains viii leave HOPEFiEIsD att an ar
nytng at Ten Aile Bayou at SIS am. Return
Tea Mile Bayou &C 5D0 p M, ard
arrive Al Hopedeid Al G;B pm.
On and SATURDAYS a train
viii leave Ten Nile Bayou 81 SD am, arriving
A. Hopeneld al G5 am. Refuruing-Leaye
Hopeneld az 4 p.mY and arrive at Ten Nile
Bayou At 5;5 pm
The Round Trip Prom Memphis, 81 80.
The FsrrybOzt NEVADA Wi make close
connection with all trains
j. J.. MEIGs.
yl6 Chier Euglueer.
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/ WANTED
10 runt-a House, with 6 or rooms, suitable
for a family residence, within short distance OF
Court square. Address this o1hcei
aus n N.Jsh
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70 r. r h T.

STORES and OFFICES In Bethell's New
Building, on the corner Of Main and S9uJn
Court streets. Apply in tue building 70 I. =.
BETHELL, or 5. P. WALKER, JR., in rooms
Mo- End m4Ll
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Mrs. (. NJ. DawsOn's former Residence at the
head OF Adams street. Apply at No. Is Court
street. up stairs sci W.
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+
TWO OFFICES, formerly occupied by the
Metropolitan Police Commissioners, No Il
Madison street. Inquire at POLICE ONCE, ~
Madison street.
MpmphiR. June 10, 1887. jell u
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NOR II L

u
That splendid Dwelling House on the corner
Of Madison and Third streets, occupied by NIT
A. q. Harris. This House has recently been
reuaintsd and put IN thorough repair. FOR
particulars apply on the premises, or TO Harms,
Hunt q Co.. No 24 Front street se4lW
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LSaFes every day a. PIN, making ciose con
neclon al Louisville with fast ExUre9 trains
on J~enersOnvine Railroad forau Easfcrn efrles.
and with United states Mail Steamers fs- rTn-
e-lnaL ann All clL-.a NOM IA - - -.
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF
sESraA5 sgE5AES5EyDTs5,s 9gsEcEl
and Nashville Express

V'kAINs viii leavsths Depot fthis Company,
Asad OF Main street, until further notice,
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BARTIETT'S
PATENT POLAR REFRIGERATOR
AND
Water Cooler Combined
The Polar Refrigerator

Vs the best and only perfect PROVISION
PRES rRVER In the world, aud VIII keep
49, Ffsh. MIX, Vegetables, Fruits, etc,
io1~er dryer and colder, with LESS ICE than
any other Refrigerator IN use.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-09-27
Ordinance No. At.

An ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled ''An
ordinance regulating and licensing billiard tables
ten PIN and ball alleys" passed June 26th 1867 and
numbered thirty five. -eG
The President and Trustees OF the village of Odd go
Vile do ordain as follows:
SEcTIoN1. Section No. five (5) of ordinance No
thirty five (35) is hereby amended to read as
follows Any person or persons who shall keep
within the corporate linlitso the village of Dodgevle
any billiard table tables or any pigeon hole table
or any table of similar character, and permit any
game games TO be played thereon for profit without
first hav ing obtained license therefor from the
porate authorities of said village shall upon convic.
ton thereof be punished by fine not less than won
ty nor more than fifty dollars, and in default of pay
ment shall stand committed to the common Jail Of
Iowa county # thirty days. unless sooner discharged
therefrom, by the payment OF said fine and costs OF
suit Any person or persons who shall keep within
the corporate limits of the village of Dodgeyile any
bowling sa loon or alleys, and permit any game or
games to be played thereon for profit, without having
first obtained license Therefor from the corporate
authorities of said village, shall upon conviction
thereof be punished by fine not less than twenty nor
more than fifty dollars besides of suit and in de-
fault of payment shall stand committed to tho COM
mon Jail of Iowa county for thirty days unless said
fine with costs of suit are sooner paid.
SECTION 2. Section No eight (S) of said ordinance
No. thirty-fve 1851 is hereby amended by striking
out the words one hundred where they in the
fourth line of said section published and inserting
in lieu thereof the word s'fifty." And by striking
out the word nnety" where it occurs in the ninth
line of said section published and inserting in lieu
thereof the word thirty" .4.
SECTION 8. All ordiAances or parts of ordinances
conflicting with the provisions of this ordinance are
hereby repealed.
SECTION T. This ordinance shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage and publication.
Passed Sep. %, 1867
JOEL WHITMAN,
Attest President.
WI. WRIGGLEswoRTH.
larI-
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-09-27


Mr. VALLANDIGnAM AMONG HIS FRIENDS
The leader Of the Ohio Democracy was
in MaySv,lc, Kentucky, recently, and on
being cal led out submitted the following
remarks:
Here, to night, I find myself in the
house of IN: friends, surrounded by those
whose cheers reach the inmost depths of
my heart of hearts. | thank you most
earnestly for this kind and cordial well
come Only a few years ago, on this very
spot, the man who addresses you would
have been hung had he attempted to ex-
press the sentiments he docs tonight, and
noble Kentucky ladies were driven into ex
lie for daring to adhere to the doctrines of
our fathers Behold the progress of the
nation. Tonight | speak to Kentucky
freemcn-I am freeman myself. Betrue
Kentuckians, cheered by the smile of Ken
The nation needs your example. Across
the river in my own native state, and in
the native state of my fathers-now ir her
widowhood, Il thank God my fathers were
from that grand old Commonwealth of
Virginia, that birthplace Of Washington,
Jefferson, and Madison, of Robert E. Lee
and s oneaoaU Jackson Aye. these Gre no.
5le names, and no loyal aoretch shall close
my mouth .ttona speaking the praises Of
these men, who, however mistaken they
may have been, were thousand times
more honorable and true to the principles
of human liberty, than thousands who call
them traitors. Their names aoilJ li0e IN
history as noble representative men Of the
| nation"
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Meeting Of the Village Board of
Trustees.
Dodgeyille. Sent. 25. ]


Present.. Whitman, President. r. G.
Owens, j. Pearce, j. Bennett, VIM. Harris.
Minutes of previous meeting were read
and approved.
Ordinance No. Al, amending an ordin-
ance entitled "an ordinance regulating and
licensing billiard tables, ten-pin alleys, ,and
bail alleys" was read first, second, and
third time and passed, all present voting
therefor
On motion. an ordinance was passed lay
ing a sidewalk three feet wide on the south
side of Walnut street from Iowa street TO
John street
On motion, an ordinance was passed
LAYING sidewalk three feet wide on the
south side of Valley street, from Iowa st.
to the western termination of Valley St.,
all the members present voting therefor.
Bill No. l07 was presented by Marshal,
and referred back.
On motion. an appropriation OF Sl5 N
favor of Stephen Bennett was made, for
purchasing a pump for the we'll on the cor
ner of Main and Spring streets, and the
Marshal was directed to fix the top OF the
well in a proper manner.
On motion the board adjourned to Wed
nesday evening Oct 9th. 1867.
". j. WRIcSLEsYoRTE, Clerk