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A FACT DESERVING ATTENTION

In conversation with gentleman connect
ed with the Treasury department, we learned
fact to-day worthy OF the serious consider
alton OF property h olders and those intares ted
In the prosperity Of this city. That is, that
checks TO the amount of from 100000 to $4,000
per month are sent through the Treasury De-
partment alone, by clerks, for the support of
their families AT the n orth, where they board
them for want of suitable houses at reason
able rent in this city. The fact that this large
amount OF money-upwards OF hsif a million
OF dollaTs-is lost 10 the city yearly should
induce our business people TO supply on a
comprehensive scale the want here shown
The attempts OF single builders seem to fail
- meet the needs and requirements OF
the clerks. 1t would suit many of the
clerks 10 have houses OF moderate size and
moderate rent with sufficient ground attached
10 permit them 10 get healthful exercise in its
cultivation. These houses might be built IN
suburban localities within easy access Of the
street cars. Others not inclined to horticultu-
raj or open air pursuits would be suited by
houses OF the same moderate rent, minus the
rural surroundings and some what nearer the
citJ's centre. We would suggest that some
study be given 10 this matter. as all here are
interested in making so large Il proportion OF
our day time population as the large body of
department clerks, permanent residents
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CABINET RECONSTRUCTION


just now the air Is filed with rumors IN re-
gard TO q general reconstruction Of the Cabinet
The rumors, vague in regard to a general re-
construction, are more specific in respect to
Two OF the members, Messrs. Seward ana Nc
Culloch 1t is alleged that Nr. Seward is sim
practicable" and should be succeeded by a
statesman of broader views. vigorous, practi.
cable. and popular withal Against Mr.. Nc.
Culloch. II is said that he substantially wars
sxainst the interests of the Admins tration
by distributing his patronage amongst
the enemies OF the administration. We
have reason to believe that the President
is not party TO the movement against these
Cabinet officers. Its well known that Score.
tary McCuiloch has not consented to remove
employees in his department. on party grounds.
but this is no new grievance. He has invari.
ably refused TO make political belief a test OF
disqualification for ONCE, and there seems no
reason why this fact should specially unfit
him for position in the Cabinet, lust at this
time. The real parties to this crusade again st
him, are the bank note companies, and Wall ST.
operators, who hope to do better with a more
facile Secretary. 1t is curious fact tn a,
The parties operating to eject Secretary Sc ward
are precisely those who were so hsstle to
Secretary Stanton; and it is possible that Mr.
Stewards "impracticability' means nothing
more than that his advice was adverse to sus-
pending Mr.. Stanton. There seems no reason
to look for any action by The President at this
listers, but there is no doubt that all the mem
bers of the Cabinet have signified their readi-
ness to throw up their portfolios a. any
moment when the President should conc Jude
that he could thereby strengthen bimself
politically.
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TELEGRAMST0 THE STAR.
FROM EuRoPE ro.DAY.

HeaU Rains in Englsnd = EIectisps In
8 0ermany-Ameftean Vessels I'm Russia
Preresatisn of karliament-Msre TresPs
81 for Canada.
p N.fBy Gable to the, Associated sPress.1
LONDON, August l7-2 P. n. The rain storms
sstill continue throughout the country, and the
crops have suffered extensively in some dis
trict
BERLIN, Angus 1.-THE general elections
for members OF the new Parliament OF North
Germany takes place on saturday, August
the first.
ST. PETERsDURs, Aug. 17.-The United
States ships Of war FRANKLIN, Ticonderoga, an
Frolie, forming the European SO uadron under
command OF Admiral Earragut arrived at
Cronstadt from Stsllin last evening. The
usual saiutes were fired from the 'forti6ca.
tons In the harbor an d answered by the Amer.
leans. EE. S,4sg.a t17 s. Ii sssa.
LONDON, Aug. II, p.m.-The English Par.
lament will be proroEuec On Wednesday next,
the 2lst mat. . FL. ,,g-,z ,f, s4sr- y
PORTSMOUTH. Aug. 1.-THE ship.of- war
Serapbis left this port yesterday for Ire laud,
whence she will take a regiment OF national
troops to Que bee, Canada.
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AFFAIRS IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md
The Rockville Sentinel OF yesterday says
TIE august term OF the Circuit Court for
Montgomery county commenced Its session on
Monday last-Judge Berry presiding. The
calling over of the dOckets and the trial of q
few appeal cases occupied most OF the time OF
the court up TO Wednesday evening. We un.
derstand there is much business before the
GRAND Inquest. .a.s ."
Accidental little son OF Mr.. Nicholas D..
OffuIt of this place on Wednesday last, fell
from q fence and broke his arm, and we are
glad TO learn the little fellow 10 doing well.
Sale If Hoiet Property.-Mr. Thomas Thomp-
SON, on T tuesday last. sold his hotel property,
in this place, for S4.75O. Mr. Thomas Dew
ling. OF Georgetown, y. c., purchaser.
['0m,ntfted to Jail-Within the last week one
white man and two negroes have been COM
mitied TO the Jail Of this county, charged with
horse.stealng.
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Mysterious Affair in New Y0rk-Robbery
T and Supposed Murder. .E -

NBw YORK, Aug. 7.-Some few days ago
the steamer Vireil arrived at this port from
New Orleans, and anchored In the North
river. opposite pier No A. On Wednesday
I he police reported that a robbery of some
Sl600 worth of property had been perpetrated
on board the vessel during the absence OF the
mate. Last evenin G the steamer was obser we'd
TO be settling in the water. An officer of the
nation, that the ship had been deserted by the
crew, and on board was the body Of a dead
man. 1t was not possible to ascertain the
cause OF the leakage of the vessel, or OF the
death of the man. The coroner was noti fed,
and will hold an inquest on the body o.day,
at the 2Sth precinct station house.
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FINANCIAL


The amount of Fractional Currency received
at the Treasury Department from the printers
during the week ending to-day was S505,0DO.
The amount OF currency for warded during the
same period WAS as follows, To the Assistant
Treasurer at New York, Sl60,O00; at Boston,
S1Uo.uC0: St. Louis, S2o,OGO; TO National Banks
and others, Sa23, $50 6S, total, Si4s, s963. Dnr-
ing the week So, e5O.UC0 III notes were sent to the
Assistant, Treasurer's at New York, Boston and
New Orleans. t.a
The amour MT of sec urities held by the Treas
urer OF the United States in trust for National
Banks. reported ts-dsy. were: For circu iating
notes. S3i9,649, 600; foI deposits of public mon
eys, SIS, ISL $50: total, S379,437, i50.
TIE amount OF national hank currency is
sued during the week was SS235G making the
total amount issued up TO dale SO 3,653,S'6.
From this is TO be deducted the currency re-
turned, including worn. out notes, amounting
to Si,G65.0l5 leaving in actual circulation at
this date S29s, 9ee.S6l
The amount of fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was 1856, 957.s5
The receipts from internal revenue to. day
We're S5s7. 53i.G7: making the total amount for
the week ending to-day 50 264, 91O.l8; and the
total since the beginning Of the present fiscal
year, S36, .625.U6.
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AN IMPORTANT PATENT CASE

The patent held by Messrs. Watt and Bur
CESS, tor making paper out of wood and other
vegetable matter, expires on Monday next and
those gentlemen have made application to have
the same renewed for seven years. The ex-
tension OF the same is being opposed by large
number OF printers and publishers, on the
ground that it will serve TO keep up the price
OF paper. and that the petitioners have b ad a
fair remuneration for their patent during tho
past fourteen years. The machinery and ne.
cessary apparatus for carrying out their patent
within the past few years have been perfected,
and should the patent be extended, an i'm
mense sum OF money can De made by the
patentees. The ease has been fully argued be-
fore Commissioner Theaker by Messrs jerks
and Stoughton for the petitioners. and M essrs.
Harding and Coomes for the opponents. Com.
missioner I. will deliver his opinion on MOE
day morning.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. August 7-Noon.-Flour. The
market for old flour is tending up; receipts
500 barrels. Wheat, quiet and firm; receipts,
9,672. Corn, lag cents better receipts, 202, SIS.
Rye is advancing. Oats steady. Pork lower.
Gales ct 500 barrels, new mess 23.l5aS23. Is.
Lard quiet, at 124al3H. Whiskey steady.
Barley and Peas nominal. Cotton quiet at
Is x for middhng uplands. FIeights quiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-17

DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LASD.-The Commits.
sioner OF the General Land Office has received
returns showing that 5,595 acres OF the public
lands were disposed of during the month of
June last, at the following local Offices San
Francisco. CAL, 3,s3a acres: Humboldt CAL,
$50 acres: Olympia. Washington Territory.
l,240 acres. The greater portion OF the land
was sold for cash, and the remainder taken for
setual settlement and cultivation under the
homestead law.
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APPoiSrnfHT-Mr.J o. Shannessv, form
eriy chief OF the Loan branch at the Treasury
Department, has been appointed chief of the
division o. accounts 10 ell the vacancy caused
By me death Of +. M. Melne.
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POLITICAL COMPLICATIONS AT BALTIMORE
1ti now asserted in Baltimore, on good au-
thority, that those at present holding Office In
the'city and State, including Mayor Chapman
and all municipal officers, will protest against
the legality ano constitutionallty OF the exist
ing Constitutional Convention, and will refuse
II surrender their positions, even though the
new Constitution is ratified, and others are
ing their rights in the Courts, so there are po-
Iltlcal breakers ahead,
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THE CHHsAP8AKR AND OHIO CANAL-The
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal matter being un
der consideration in the Maryland Con vention
yesterday, the section In the report OF the
Committee on Public Works and Corporations
authorizing the trustees, under the mortg age
OF 1884, to cast the vote Of the State at tue meet.
inss OF the Canal Company until the year 1884,
was stricken out by vote OF 80 10 20 Various
substitutes were then offered but none had
been acted on up to the close Of the morning
session. The Treasurer of the Com pany 10
now pay ing At the Office of the com apy In this
city the in to rest on the funded interest OF 1883
up to this time. amounting to ten years inter.
est or copper cent on the same. A considera.
BILE amount OF the preferred bonds OF the Com
pany were sold In this city yesterday at37
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FINANCIAL.

The August Uompoand Notes, which ma
tured on tbs 18TH itstant, ana of which about
$780, Gasoo arsnow outstanding. are being pre-
sentAd at the Sub Treasury in New York more
freely than were the 5une and July issues on
maturity. Thursday about S70O,0oo were re-,
deemed, and the redempuons yesterday aggrse
gated about $4,000 900. A lArge propotion of the
amount presen ted appears to have ceme from
the Interiors banks. The Sub.Treasury ispay-
ing the notes partly in legal tenders and partly
10 bank currency SO that the redemptions will
be attended with aprcportionate reduction in
the Iega! tender reserves of the banks. It is
early yet to anticipate the effect of these re-
ducnons. Money sulf EXHIBITS extreme ease in
Wall street Discounts sho W steady increase
Of activity. Governments were unsteady yes
teray morning, but rallied. Gold is quiet, and
the customs demand set off by the sales OF the
Treasury. sfsas rA4.. qat
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED OR STOLEN.-One White HEIFER
CCALF, with Red Spots. Short chain neck
Three months old. Liberal reward if returned to
l.. HOLLIS, lexington Farm, Boundary Road
an F-3t
A LADIES PORTMONAIE, with various con-
"A tents iii it, found on Massachusetts ave,
at the corner OF 4th street, northwest The owner
by proving property and paying for this publication
will receive 1t by induiring at MIR. JNO. II ELL ;.
Shoemaker. on 4th street, n. W. auT-3t*
&HAWL LOST.-The coIored boy who was seen
OF Jackson Statue Square, at Is this morning, by
at the store of KING 4 SON, :. King Place, /" and
Of law. PawnbrOkers please notice loss. aIj-3t
TAKEN UP ASTRAY, on my premises one red
Il horned COW and a CALF; Cow had short tail.
The owner Will please come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges. and take her away.
DANIEL SULLIVAN,
au 1857 street, between l4th and 18TH
G. n REWARD-Strayed away. on the 10th in
SIU slant, two COWS-one red COW, hip shod;
the other red COW. with a white face. Both had
bells on. The above reward will be paid for their
return TO GEORGE CARLL, Butcher, corner of X
and eth streets east. au l5-3ts
TAKEN UP ADRIFT OFF OF Blackistone,s
4 Island, during gale of wind on the 2d inst,
ONE SCOW, which the owner can have by proving
property and paying charges
CAPTAIN PURSELL,
ST. between eth and Sth SITS. ..Island,
Jy 30 2aw3w Washington. DC.
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@ln Louisiana, South Carolina, and some
other Southern States, ss far a. heard from.
the blacks far outnumbcr the whites IN resis.
tration.
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1he Atlanta Opinion Intimatss that Gen.
erai Pope may shortly issue m order requiring
jurors In Georgia to take To q test oath. 80 s,si
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SFrom Shillington, Odeoa Building, we
have Petersons Ladgs Magazine for Septem.
her
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THE HORSE DEXTER Mr.. Bonner paid
S5O0t1 for his horse Dexter, instead of $50 900,
as reported yesterday.
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Sfrom Shillineior, odeon Building, We
have froak Lssfte's Lody's Aosa,iae for Sep.
TENDER.
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SThe Mark Lane Erpress, which 10 the
best CT English authorities as to foreign crops.
gives generally unfavorable account OF the
crop prospects In England and on the con !.
tinent ssse rzr.a.,.+s ~ 81.
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The MEXICAN LEGATI0H.-E. Plumb
Esq, Secretary OF the Mexican Legation, will
leave This city In a few days for his cestiua.
uon. Mr. Plumb, on his arrival al the capital
OF Mexico, will alss discharge the duties of
Charge d 'Ahaires in addition to his legitimate
engagements as Secre.a-y
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THE WHITE HoUsB-A number Of visitors
were at the Executive Mansion to day, all Of
whom had an interview with the President.
Acting Attorney General Buckley and Genl
Rousseau. the commissioner TO Russian Amer
lea, each had an interview with the President
this forenoon
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The NORFOLK NAVY YARD.-Commodore
A. H. Kitty on Tuesday last assumed COM
mand OF the Norfolk Navy Yard, having been
ordered there to relieve Rear Admiral Rowan,
v no has been ordered to command the Asiatic
SQUADRON,
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PRICE FIFTY CENTS.

Tycoon JAPAN TEA.
i So much a- mired by the recent Japan
csc Commissioners, from whom have nd
letter of compliment for its excellence
T. NJ p. KING 4 SON
King Place,
Corner Vermont ave and I5I. at
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FIFTY YOUNG LADIES,
at the
NATIONAL THEATER,

WANTED-HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING to
w do in good style Terms oderate Shop
near corner Of 18th street and Maryland avenue,
with A. }. WILLIAMS, Coach Painter and Trim
msr. Orders promptly executed, and satisfaction
guaranteed. lauS I'm JN0. b. WILLIAMS.
WANTED-New and Cast-of CLOTHING. old
W GOLD and SILVER, or any other article Of
value, at the old established Merchant Pawnbro-
ker's Store of R. FULTON & Co, soy 9th street,
doors north OF PenDa. avenue. Sole Agent for
SINGERS SEWING MACHINE. de22-ly
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~ The publication OF the naa Wits in refer-
ence 10 a conspiracy to effect, through the aid
of Conover, the perjurer. and his adluucts, the
removal Of Judge Holt from the Bureau Of
Military Justice, has elected denials OF the
truth OF the same from Roger A. Pryor and
Benz. Wood, OF New York. whom the afida
Wits were designed &c impIicate
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BOARDING..

TWO GENTLEMEN can fiud pleasant ROOMS,
4 with or without board. IN private family
where there other boaTders and no chll-
dren. No. 3J- Fourth street, corner OF r.
IL ct
Umpire HOUSE, $50 Pennsylvania avenue
~ Accommodation for 100 Guests-S2 day.
Monthly Boardcrs. two in $50 each
month. Monthly Attic Boarlers, two room,
$40 each. Hot and cold water Baths free.
au l5-lmF
E0R RENT-Several neatly furnished aud we'll
L located ROOMS, with or without board. Apply
at $40 street between ith and 5th. l3-u
COUNTRY BOARD can be obtained AT agree
~ able private residence, with liberal table and
every necessary comfort. Location, Washington
Railroad. convenient to the Terms, $40 per
week. For address apply at the Star Office. Jel3tf
LIABLE BOARD at No. AGA 10th street, a few
L doors north of the avenue. Terms SIS per
month. de left
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AND Also
THE PAYMENT OF TAXES
EXAMINATION OF TAX TITLES.

Having had number of years experience in the
above business. in connection with real estate,
they prepared to offer their patrons the benefit
of their services with prUmptness and on reason
able terms. DIXON i CROSS.
All Ga 81 Louisiana avenue.
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IMPORTANT TO CABINET MAKERS.

Ihave just received a large assortment of Chair
and Sofa SPRINGS; also, HAIR CLOTH of all
widths, which l am prepared to sell at very low
prices. SAMUEL +. SAVAGE,
324 d ST., between 10th aud 18th.
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Government Securities. SIT.
WAsHrFeros, August II, is67.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gsv-
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HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY
description. s. +. SAVAGE,
apl3-f 324 D. between 10th and 18th sts
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EDIOATED vAP0R BATHS

Dr. L. ALCAN southwest corner Of nth street
and Pennh ave-, cures Rheumatiem, Eruptions Of
rslysis, Absorption Of Mercury and Female Com
plants. my 4Sm
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q
thinking which they have not heretofore felt
Congress has given them this privilege and i'm.
posed upon them this salutary necessity II
remains 10 be seen how they will use them II
tney can win the battle against their former
leaders after an open fgnt. all may be
well in the future. II not, then not
do not at all agree in the opinion that there
are not enough competent in this District 10
hold the Civil ofhces who are NOT oisfrans
chised i have, think. reason 70 kno " other
wise-but even admitting that II is So il ia
better 70 nave ali incompetent but loyal man in
once; thsn to oave a rebel OF whatever ability
n fact the greater the ability the greater the
danger OF maladmin istration.
The Questions at issue under these Act.
OF Congress are the most momentous ever
presented 10 a people. The result for eood
or evil Will affect all parts Of the country with
more or less force and will leave an impress
upon our institutions which Will long remain.
1t Is easy under existing circumstances 10
win the first victory and reconstruct these
States unoer The acts Of Congress But this
victory is only the beginning of the contest.
and unless II be victory openly and fairly
won, and very decisive in its results IL NAV
prove not only frnifiess. but absoi utety de-
Iuctiye. The problem Is TO perpetuafe re-
construction IN the spirit and on the principles
which can alone assure free Goyerument.
should we effect reconstruction even after 81.
leLcing the open opposition OF the old political
leaders, we stand committed 70 admit the re.
constructed States INTO the Union. Once ad.
miited into the Union, the power of Congress-
over them is reduced practically to the gen
eral power which that body has over all States
Ia the Union.
BY admitting these Sou thern States after
sheneing the old political leaders and nsu
uaiizing Tor the moment old political inf a.
enees, Congress and the people dtsarm th am
selves. The moment admission Into the Union
rs accomplished the Military power Is aus.
pended and with it all restrictions are re-
moved. Az once these old political leaders
and the old political and personsI Influences
VIII resume tneir activity and We nay and
too late that such Reconstruction sa ma haya
made 10 not only not what was nseded and,
expected but what will simply result in a re-.
production CT the same condition or an Az.
sary At slI
Freedom OF speech and of the press, edue..
uon, equality before the law, and in noi,sics,
rights and privileges, are the esse en- lals Of anv
satisfactory Reconstruction IN the South. Win.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-09
The Port of Memphis.

The river is declining couple OF
inches per day, and some Of the bars
hence to St. Louis contain only about
six feet. The Arkansas is very low.
The Cleaner, over due from Little Rock,
is not yet in. White river is still falling.
The arrivals since our last were the
Ezra Porter, Cincinnati; Julia, New
Orleans; Mollie Hambleton, St Francis
river; II. M. Shreve, st. Louis; Mohawk
and barges, New Orleans.
The departures yesterday we're the
Ezra Porter, New Orleans; Julia and
Mohawk and barges, st. Louis; II. NJ
Shreve, Vicksburg.
The popular Belle Memphis is the reg
ular st. Louis packet this evening, leav.
ing at five o'clock. Get aboard.
Don't forget that the Mollie HANDLE
ton, Captain Bowman, will shove out for
St. Francis river tomorrow evening.
She is A No. every way, and passen-
gers and shippers will take due notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
The R. G. Gray will leave for Cincin-
natl this evening. She is light draught,
and will draw through.
Steamboatmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the PUB
Lie LEDGER Office, our arrangements en-
abling us to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West. We invite steamboatmen to ex.
anime our styles of work and prices, t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-09
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UPON THURSDAY. A MOUSE
| colorcd Horse Mule, II hands high aacd
10 r. II years marks, left hind'leg sprained.
and Some sadll marks. Tho owner will please
call at Fashion Stables. prove property, pay
charges and take him away, ,,o,,
fI,AKEN UP.--A s0RREL HORSE, ABOUT
/ AZ hands high, was left with US on the 2}d
Of July, 1867, by A. Ryan. If not called for
before the 18th Of September next we will sell
IL. KICK 4 BRO.
II No. 300 Second street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-09

City Scrip is about So to 81 buying, and
So selling. There is a very limited demand
for County Warrants, the prevailing rates
being s., and no demand. Police Scrip rates at
rs buying, and rs to so selling. In Tennessee
money We quote as the buying rates Bank of
Tennessee told issue), 3d. Bank of West Ten
nessee, 40; Bank of Chattanooga, 10; Bank of
Middle Tennessee, So; City Bank. 60; MCr-
chants Bank. 95 Northern Bank. 95 0coec
Bank, 9; Planters Bank, 9S; Union Bank, %;
Shebyville Bank, so; Southern Bank. 20; Ira
ders' Bank, IS. Nothing is transpiring in
stocks.