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HARDWARE AND FLOWS.

Public Sale OF $4,000 a-
ores OF Improved Farm
ing Lands in Cabcll and
Putnam Counties West
Virginia:
'JNHE undersigned Special Commissioned
l. will on the
3oth Day of Dec ember, 1857. f,
at the Front Door of the Court House OF Cabell,
County, West Virginia, proceed TO sell ut Pub
lie Auction, to the highest bidders, all Of the
lands of John Morris, deceased, in Cabell and,
Putnam counties, West Virginia. lying upon
the Guyandotte and Mud Rivers and their wa,
ters, and along and adjacent the Turnpike,
Road and on Big Hurricane creek and its wa
tiers, and will continue said sale until compile.
ted. 81,
The said lands will be laid Of and sold IL
small farmsto suit the convenience Of pGrchs-
sers.
Those wishing to purchase hnd boter,...go
and examine the lands previous to the day OF
sale They can call upon James r. Norris.
Teay's Valley and upon james Felix, Surveys
OF of Caboll county, N Barboursville, who will
give them any information necessary concern
ing said lands.
TEXANS VI SALL'-Unc tnltu VI hio Pu''1
chase money in six months, ono third in twelve
months, and the residue in eighteen months,
with interest from day Of sale, taking frem tho
purchasers bond and good security for tho
payment Of the purchase monoyand retaining
a fen upon the lands as fulther sCcnrity.---
The notes for the lands covered by The Wild
ew 3 dover will DO made payable at her death
without interest, The title to these lands 10
clear and unqucsLionablc. ,...
- JAMES II. FERGUSON,
THOMAS b. KLINE, |
dec 5-Ld-5w, Special Commissioners. '
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Conservative Convention, you will well
remember many Of tnen us having bOcn
celebrated leaders in The urmies Of Irea.
son. or ctrmpiopsfn The rebel Congress,
OF members of The cabinet Of JEFF Davis,
or members Of the Virginia Legislature,
anil John Lotcher among them. You
lind in this gathering Of ex-reboIs,-
Generals, Colonels, Gap !ains, Lionteoan's
mud any quantity Of private soldiers
men from whose cory hands the insIru.
ments Of slaughter have just been strick-
en-, by the loyal armies Of the Republic,
met hero in one great grant concIavo
10 concoct schemes by which TO thwart
the efforts Of tho loyal Congress and tho
loyal people, to restore again bacbsIid-
den State, to its proper position in the
Union. Who Isl in this country, that
do not remember such names MS r. NJ.
T. Hunter, John Letcher, Gems. lmbolen,
Borock, Marmadukc, Taeafaro, and q
score of other prominent men in procip'
ilating and leading on tho rebellion
These arc The kind of chafactef9 who
met tho other day in he ancient capital
Of tho Southern Confederacy, and with
closed doors, as at another Convention,
held in tho same ely few years ago.
and il secret session have hatcbcd from
the old added nest egg of treason, a
scheme by which to foil the Congress
ional plan of Reconstruction, and render
the cotton of the loyal State Convention
II nulIiy. VIII, this conviction on their
minds, aud after hearing he once groat
but now sublned II NJ. 7. Hunter, de
liver himself of Il speech, this grand as
tho desct ndants Of a noble I
ancestry, the F-F, vs., with little
sprinkle Of Pocahontas, dispersed and
have gono to their quiet homes, and il
would BE- good thing Tor themselves
anil the State at large, if they would
taxa The advice Of Mr.. Huotor. aud SO
to work filling the ground and developing
the mineral resources of the Slate Ind
Io. political matters for which they have
proven to tho world tia! they have neiIh-
cr the capacity, nor the honesty, alone,
for they might as well attempt 10 bottle
up the wiads Of heaven as TO attempt the
of the Congressional plan Of
Reconstruction and tho return of tho
.oturn of the rebel States unler that
,Inn, to the Union.
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To our pATRONs.

Two or three weeks since, Wo sent ou
, bills in the paper, TO all those who wore
indebted 10 this Office for ono or more
years subscription, AS yel but very
few have taken any notice Of them =
Some TO whom We sent bills are worth
their thousands. but still thoy fail or re.
fuse to pay f,r their paper, This may
DO nice thing for them, but it is a Sc
we're thing on US, We now extend the
time Tor paying up "orroatagOs" 10 the
February Court. AT tina. time We shall
strike from our books, all who have not
paid for their paper, and thoir accounts
will be placed in the hanls of legal Off
GERS for collection, and besides the name
of every "deIinquent at that time, will
be published together with the amount
each one owes US II there are any who
do not wish 10 have their namo held up
TO public gazl, through tho columns Of
our paper, they had better como forward
and make Immediate payment. We have
determined to adopt tho advance paying
system Tor our paper, and do not want
any more subscribers who arc unwilling
10 pay in advance, We trust that we will
no. have to speak this way through our
paper again, but that oil indebted to US
will settle up The "old score" and pay
for another year in advance. Our sub.
FcribOrs must learn that i! takes money
to publish newspaper. We have to
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and labor, and consequently must have
money.
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The Austrian lriga.e Nevada is on its
way 10 Europe with the remains of Max
imailian.
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Mr.. Greedy declines Tie Austria ms.
zion.
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TIE VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC CON
YENTION.

To every intelligent reader it is well
known that Under the reconstruction acts
Of Congress, the late rebel States were
authorized 10 register all tho loyal male
ci!iztaa residing within the limits oteaCh
respective State; and that when in the
judgment of the General commanding
the District, il was thought proper TO
hold an election upon the question Of
holding Convention TO frame a State
Constitution, tina. said General cont
manding should order said sEection, fix
ing the time therefor. In accordance
with this act, Gen. Schoield issued his
order 10 the registered voters of the
State Of Virginia, that said said election
should be held, and the result was that
the loyal people decided 10 favor Of a
Conveu'icn. This question then being
setlled, an order was issued for r to as.
sembie in the city of Richmond and
proceed al once 10 form a new Constltu-
ton 70. the govetnmeul Of the State
But strange 10 say, as soon as the de-
featod rebel element Of the State, saw
the inevitable determination Of events
f., it proceeded al once to call another
Convention for the purpose of embar.
fassing, SO far as il wa 10 their power
the proceedings of the loyal Convention
which had beOn brought into existence
under a constitutional act Of the natona
Congress. II this is not downright re
bellion against the lawfully constituted
authority Of the nntion, we would like Il
know what is. If the whole procodur,
in this case is not as divergent and in.
subordinate rs that OF South Cnrolin
which declared the State oul oil III
Union, then rebellion is loyalty and 10y
atty Is rebellion. But that tho reade
may have some conception Of the polili
col character of this rsbeIlious conclaye
We will notice the status OF its leadn,
men, ltyOu will go back and oxamn
into tho character of these men, VIII
FIRST conceived the idea, aud who issue
tho call for this Convention, you wi
End that they woro the leading spirits /
dragging Virginia into the whirlpool q
rebellion, Many Of the samo Spiri
+. tnat coueoetod tho scheme Of secession
ere engaged in Niling the STANDARD Of re
voit against the proceedings Of the 10y,
gouvenion, And when you look owe
tho list Vi names promiacnt before III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS,
On Wednesday, sept. 96th. 1S09,
Al PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
Or at the Institute. Riverside. n. j.
SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.

] Cash Present. .)4000
/ Cash Present Observation-Disclosures. 10000
4 Cash Present ............ ............. 10000
1 Cash Present ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
. Cash Presents OF 81 ,aOU each. .......... 6,O00
Handsome Country Residence, Stable,
Grounds, &c, Germantown, Philadelphia, 5000
| Double Residence, three-story brick, Cam
Coal Depot, Offices, Sheds. Ground, with
business established. No. 1914 Washington
Avenue, Philadelphia. ................. 1900
Ground. Fruis, Be. 10000
l Thrce-story Cottage. Lot. &c ............ 1000
% Valuable building Lots. kiverpide, $SUeach $3.50
y Elegant Turnout Family Carriage, Span Of
Horses, Harness, &C., complete. .......... o.D0O
10 Valuable Building Lots Riverside, 500 each 5000
Beautiful Silvcr-gray Horse, 10 IL hands
high, sired by the celebrated imported Ara
hian Horse "Caliph;" also, light Road
Wagon. weight 140 pounds, with set Of su-
pcrior Single Harness, &C., making first
class establishment Northumberland. 5000
% Pianos $500 each Observation-Disclosures. 10000
% Melodeons S22S each $500
4 Rosewood Sewing Machines $500 each -. 1,WO
10 Family Sewing Machines, S1O0 each ...... 1880
% Fine Gold atchee y20O each. .......... 10000
~ y az value d 10000
samel's Hair Shawls, 81, 900 each. ....... 800
2Camel's Hair Shawls, 81, O0o EACH. 6,WO
3 Handsome Lace Shawls. $3.50 each. 100
"a c..hm,,e Shawls x.t each 800
81 silk Dress Patterns. $75csch-.. 30
b. CITY Building Lots 81 IS each ......... $40
The remainder will con.ist Of Silverware, Mu-
eical Boxes, Opera Glasses, Pocket Bibles and
differen; artic.e s of ornament and use amount
ing ..oS,VV
TOTAL SSNNsvoS
Ali the properties given clear Of incumbracee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
STATE lTE N =.

Al immense swarm Of gresshoppers, 60,
log southwark. passed over Magnolia. HAr
rison county, few days ago.
The Dubuque Herald reports the apple
crop in that section comparative failure.
We learn from the AUDITOR OF State that
the amount Of School Fund Interest appor>
toned in September, 1867. is $55.777 II.
The number Of yonths in the State is 3S4,-
cog.
Work on tho Iowa Central Railroad, bs>
tween Eddyville and the Missouri line is
progressing finely. The Eddyville 7rass
script says 90 miles are now ready for the
ties.
The people Of Boonesboro are talking o
building . street railway from the Court
House to the depot, some two or three miles
distant.
While Mr.. A. 8. Morse, of this city, was
engaged on Wednesday last in thrashing
the wheat, oats and barley raised on his
farm, about one and one>half miles east Of
this city, the ''stfaw.beater'' connected
with the thfashing machine became 20 much
heated by friction thst It communicated fire
to the straw, then 70 the grain. and before
the conflsgration could be checked, the en-
tire stock Of grain collected there. co,npri-
sing the fruits Of the seasons labor was
destroyed. Seven tons Of hay, barn
standing near BY, and the thrashing ms.
chine, the latt owned BY men LIVING III
Dallas county, were destroy ed. The entire
loss was about 81 900. Il falls most Leav~
ily on Thomas and Fletcher Cantril. who
were tenants en- the farm, and thus lost the
11nniEa af A10lEanpos's vsek. -61ats Rsg=
r. Dart. Qui:ksteps; s0oscco q.
ID by r. Kal1arsarnaa voeel, 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

TREASURY DKrARrnsxr, WARRINGTON, ID. c..
April Is. ls61.-Ofice of Internal Revenue -
Having received satisfactory evidence that the
proceeds of the enterprise conducted BY the
Washington Library Company will be devoted
TO charitable uses. permission is hereby granted
TO said Company to conduct such enterprise ex-
empt from all charge, whether from special tax
OF other duty. Z. A. ROLLINS,
Commissioner.
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PtTTSBURc.
MONONGAHELA
Iron w orlEs.
LEWIS, OLIVER 4 PHILLIPS,

MANUFACTURERS OF
CarrinGe and Tire Bolts,
Ehtmbie Ak~ims and pipe 1DOxess
Wagon and Aleim EBO1ts,
Coach mAd Lag screws,
A4unre ard KAexngOn NUTS
Cast nmA vYr0,a Es-On NyashcrSs
Machine 0md GslOyv eSO1ts,
StrOugbe Iron Hinges,
Tuycre irons.
bridge Dolan and CaStln9es
=. X. 4u11co Bars and H v19s{ e
80 : !s'' f'silGsl( lalSS
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a scene with ElltOit..Whas. yor.e.
Thinks Of N CoOle.A Chnll..m. =.
90 COlpurn.

From the st. Louis lines, Sept. 81
In the afternoon, McCooIe Wis
tied the ST. Lawrence saloon, and in an up
per chamber entertained "a few p.rsona
friends. While here, dim Elliot, sent up
his card and WAS admitted. Instead Of be-
having decently, he began badgering Mc>
Coole, and finally declared that he had H.
right to the championship. McCoole stated
that he had defeated the man who claimed
that tltle 'But," said Elliott, you never
whipped the champion; you haven't VIII p
ped me- McCoole asked, do you want
me to take oil my coat aud fight you now"
No said Elliott, IL would whip you if
you did. | can whip You anywhere" Ne
Coo'e told him he was but boy with whom
fight would render him no credit; and 80
the controversy ended, McCoole leaving his
own room to avoid further insult.
On Sunday Ben DeBar, in company with
McCoole. ca led On Jones ., hls training
quarters, at Shady Grove. They found him
:! tiaS in easy chsir, with hi,
nose plsstered, his eyes discoored, his lip
cit ;.hd suiiering some " hat from his blow
o.. the RIBS After few words Of friendly
consel sation, Jones SAID: "McCo0le, YOU
whipped me on the third round, by tina,
dreadiu! blow on my ribs, and you are the
best ioan in America Yon hit the hardest
htow ii any man have ever stood before
Yes, responded Jim Cusik, Jones train>
er. and sou can whip any man iu the
werl
McCoole declared his intention not to en-
ter the ring again. unless it was to meet Co
burn. his old antagonist, and We are aus
thorized by Ben DeBar, Of this city, TO an
nounce that he will back McCoole to fight
Coburn for $4,000 . side. Oa1er parties
stand ready to make good the same sum
against any man in America or Europe
McCooe will return to ST. Louis on
Thursday, when he will be the recipient Of
cordia! welcome from bis numerous
friends. He, his trainers and Aaron Jones
will takea benefit at De Barr opera hcnse,
when the former antagonists, i, is under
stood. will give sparring exhibitions IN sew
eral prominent cities.
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The RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE
Situate at Riverside. Burlington County. New
Jersey, is founded for the purpose Of grstuit-
ouslv educating the sons Of deceased Soldiers
and Seamen Of the United States.
The Board Of Trustees consist OF the following
well known citizens Of Pennsy lvana aud New
Jersey
HON. WILLIAM b. MANN
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa.
HON LEWIS X. BKOOMALl.,
EA-chief Conner U. s. Mint, and Recorder
OF Deeds. Philadelphia, Pa.
HON. JAMES II. SCOvEL, New Jersey.
Hon. W. ". WARE. New Jersey.
HENRY GORMAN ESQ,
Agent Adams Express Philadelphia, Pa
J. l.. coz, Esq.
OF Joy. Coe 4 Co. Philadelphia.
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The;Aseociation hove appointed - Receivers. 1ess
GKORGE A. COOKE 4 co whose weu known I'D.
teeriiy and business experience viii be eumciens
guarantee that the money eatrusted TO them VIII d
promptly applied to the purpose stated 800,
PmLApxlrnA. PA. May 70. 1857.
r. the f,6aeeys ana Members Of the washingtoo Il
brary Co, n 8. REID. Secretary.
Gentlemen on receipt Of your favor Of Tie 1ssh
inst. notifying a. or eur appointment - Receivers
for your Company, ws took the liber.y to submit
eopv OF your Charter with plan Of your enterprise
to the highest legal authority Of the State. and having
received HE favorable opinion in regard to 10 atty.
AZ synpsthzing with the benevolent oescs Of your
Association, viz the education and maintenancs q
~. ornha, children Of our soldiers and salons q tAs
Riverde Institute we have concluded 70 accept ths
rust. and 70 use our best efforts to promote -
worthy IN object.
Respectfully. yosrs. g.,
GEO. 4. COOKE . co.
Aaars.a All letters and ordes to
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STEAMSHIPS.

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In order that the benevolent object set forth in
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ANY person sending us One Dollar or paying
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ing, Stewart Dart. Quicksteps; lUoscco,
bog presented By E. Ksllsssarass, worth
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steam Weekly from and to
Queenstown s. Liverpool.

The first class powerful Iron Steamships OF the
CUNARD LIN f..
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Carrying passenger. ON one Deck only, will sail from
Liverpool every 1T ESDAY. from Queenstown every
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and Queenstown every WEDNESDAY.
St.erage Passage from New York, $50, to New
York at Low Rates, payable in Currency.
Passenger. forwarded 90 Paris and German pofts
nj low rates. -
For passage apply to p. CUNARD, Steerage ONCE,
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septi2-dly Davenport. Iowa.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-26
The Port of Memphis.

The rivers continue on their downward
way rejoicing. The water is becoming
quite low between here and Cairo. In
the Arkansas there is only eighteen
inches to Little Rock, and twelve thence
to Fort Smith.
The popular Adam Jacobs is the ST.
Louis packet this evening, leaving at s
o'clock. She will take up the Niagara
exeurtionists.
The +. w. Brooks will leave for White
river this afternoon at FIVE.
Steamboatmen can save money by get.
ting their printing executed at the Pun
Lie LEDGER office, cur 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.I I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-26
[City papers copy one week. ]

Our jon 0FFIoE.-The PUBLIC LEDGER
job printing department has been lately
supplied with the latest and most ap
proved patterns of type, borders and
presses, and is better prepared than ever
to accommodate the mercantile public
Our prices will'continue to be the mos
reasonable in the city, while our work is
guaranteed to give satisfaction. We have
the only complete printing Office IN the
city, and will continue to give our GUS
toners inducements no others in this
market can afford. Call and see. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-26
~ Gayoso and 6 Water streets.

JEWELS WILL SHIYE.-Why is it that
the " King Of Chills is taking so prem
inent a position 10 so short timer Not
bottle is sent out on commission, and
yet every day boxes marked I" King of
Chills" are being shipped to Mississippi,
Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Louisiana,
Arkansas, Tennessee and Indian Terri
tory, The people have long needed some
valuable and reliable remedy for chills
and fever, prepared By these who have
bedside experience in this climate, hence
they are using King of Chills," costing
only 81 per bottles
j. p. DRoNGooLE & Co.,
I Projectors, 39l Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-26

SoUTHERN WAGON Factory, 90 JET
PERSON STREET We advise all our
friends who want a good wagon and de.
sire to encourage home manufactures, to
call at this institution, which is strictly
Southern one, and choose from their
large stock of farm and spring wagons.
Prices as low as anywhere in the North.
JAMES & RoosA, Proprietors,
/ 80 Jefferson ST., Memphis.