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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10

Ell PAso WASHED AwAY.-Late
advices from the west confirm the
fears that were entertained at Frank
lin at the time the stage left that
place, as published in our paper of
the 2Sth ultimo, the Rio Grande hav-
ing continued to rise until it reach
cd an unprecedented hight, wash.
ing away nearly two-thirds of old
El Paso, destroying the numerous
fine gardens, extensive and widely
celebrated vineyards, etc. Th e
church and the few houses situated
on the same elevation ofground. are,
as we understand, about the only
portion of the city that was not
reached by the impetuous, devastat-
ing torrent. El Paso is one of the
cities founded a. an early day by
the Spaniards, but never before was
the place visited by such sweeping
flood. The suffering which will re-
suit from this misfortune will be
great, as the population, like all
Mexican cities, was composed large
ly of poor persons. They are scat
tered up and down the river at the
ranches and in several towns in an
utterly destitute condition. On this
side of the river the damage, owing
to the nature of the soil and the ell
ovation, was not so extensive
Franklin, especially, is situated too
high to ever be endangered by riss
in the Rio Grande. Fort Bliss, a
short distance below is said 10 have
been utterly destroyed-not even a
vestige of Il now remaining. The
river probably now occupies its old
bed near the hills back Of the fort
We have not heard from the towns
and ranches above, in the Mcsills
valley, but fear the freshet has caus-
ed much damage in that section al
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
W-YORK, WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER I6, 1867

tion" for the rest was thoroughly, heartily; gent
ally, national and patriotic, mtersPSeised S tigeT mere
of such volnnn and yipor as evidently fab
bereastod the indigenous walters There was only
one break in the fullsweng harmony, dIB when ws
SEMI to that toast stuck dry in throats, till but
tered by the suggestion that it. was 6i0dSi Offered + to Tas 1hs
cheerfaiV cheer iT drank and 6urrahed to it. Among the
brief speakers of the evening were Judge Ason Sl
sev Srnator Doolitte, Capt. Baldwin OF
the NayV' who brought out loud calls for
Mr. Read again and his poem Of the Dtqre th ana sha
hama and the Kearsarge: correspondent Bufnm OF
The NeS York Herald, the Rev. Dr. Eldrige OF the
American Paris Church. Then there W vas ba %ndd
hVmn to friendship, Auld Lang Syne, and of some OF
the popular Of our late war espeSfby s fs
mSbty choral sough and swell of faith and hope and
victory. Ills soul is marching on
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, oct. l5-Noon.-COnsols for money, 9ls;
United states 500 bonds II 5l6 Illinois Central Railway
fnares 7 Erie Railway shares. 4Gg Atlantic and Great
Western Consolidated bonds, 2l4.
Aternoon-Consols for money %; United States Five
Twenty bonds, II 5I6 Illinois Central Railway shares,
ia Erie Railway shares. 463 Atlantic and Great West
ern Consolidated Bonds, 2l4
Evening -Consos closed rather weak at 93E for money
American securities closed at the following rates United
shares 72 Erie Railway shares 464 Atlantic and Great
Western Consolidated bonds, p
ties for the issue OF 1852, 7S4
AfternoOn-United states FyeTwenties for the issue
EvenugUnited States bonds quoted at 7sI for the
Issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL Oct -Noon.-Cotton firm. The estimated
sales today 1900 bales Middling Uplands 5lGd
Mddling Orleans, 1llCd. Breadstufs firm. Corn
IS buoyant and advancing sacs at 4 per quarter for
Mixed Western Wheat a. 40 per GENITAL for Red Western
and IL FOR White California Barley, sc y co 70 for
3 ca for See 55 20 se for Extra Prime
Mess fOrk 200 TOR s; city Prime rim Mess Me Bacon
Cheese, 50 q cwt fOr Mddling American Rosin, y
cwt. for Common American aud ~ for Medium Talow,
453 2 cwt: for American. Spirits Turpentine, q y
cwt. Petroleun-Splrs ~ per gallon, and Standard
White. li6.
Afternoon-Cotton quiet sales to-day 1900 bales; Mid.
ding Uplauds, 51Cd; Middling Orleans. 1ll6d The
advices from Manchester favorable. BTeadstus
rather more quiet Corn has advanced TO 44ls Wheat
IS for Red Western and III for White California. Barley
nOIa az OsVs ~ ~ e~s, ~ DeSi 10. "a ~ a.
Bacon, IS Lard, 55I. Cheese, 52. Clover Seed 4s g.
Rosin for Common, and l2l for Medium. Taow, 1913.
Spirits Turpentne HI6. Petroeum-Spirits, ~, and
Evenng-The Cotton market closed stronger at slight
hdNance on an grades The Following are tne authorized
quotations: Middling Uplands, 8Sd Mddlng Orleans,
sd The sales Of the day foot up 1900 bales. The
Breadstuis market closed quiet Corn easier, closing
with decline OF Cd per quarter; New Mixed Western,
9S Wheat steady at l5 Tor Red Western, and III for
California White. oats 3lO. Peas, 81. Barley nominal
Cheese, 52 COverseed, As g. Spirits Turpentine has de-
elned Cd, and is now quoted at 27 ROsin-COmmOn.
20 Medium y Tallow 45 3. Petroleum, ! 2 for spir
It's, and for Refined.
LOSpoN, oct. Is NOOn.-No y Dutch Standard Sugar,
3c Linseed Cakes, $40 IS per tim for feeding. Lnseed
Ul, 449 l0' per tun. Whale OIL 43S per 252 gallons
sperm OIL, fll6 PEI tun.
AternOOn.-NO. ~ Dutch Standard Sugar 25 G.. Cal
eutta Linseed, 6s g. Linseed Cakes 40 10 Linseed
Ol, s40 lO Whale Oil, &3S. Sperm Oil, GIG.
markets.
ANIWERP Oct. l5-NOOn.-1he Petroleum Market is
eteady al 574 francs FOR Standard White.
At,enOOuPctrOleun. 57t francs for Standard White.
EVenng-Iho Petroleum market is weaker closing al
% francs; ~ centIBcs y bbl for Standard White
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
EUROPE.
THE ROMAN REVOLUTION.

....,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,rs-RATTLE AT VEROLI-yICToRY
or rur cARrBALDIANs-THE POPE LOOK
ING ABOUT FOR AN ASYLUM
n, ATLANTIC rE1EGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
FLORENCE, Oct. 15-Moming-The revoiu-
+;onorv hands which entered the Papal States
of different points on the Eastern and Southern
4rorfer have concentrated in FTOsinOne under
the leadership of Menotd Garibaldi, in accord
ance with the directions of Gen. Garibaldi.
The report that MenOtt had been arrested
proves to be without foundation.
Misunderstanding news from the South has
lust been received. A battle has been fought
near Yeroli, in the Province of FrosinOne, be-
tween the Garibaldian volunteers and the
Pontifical troops, in which the former were
victorious. strong detachment of Papal
Zouaves was sent from Rome during the latter
part of last week to prevent the junction OF
the insurgent bands in FrOsinone with the
party under MenOtti, who was reported TO be
in that Province. They were unsuccessful in
ACCOMPLISHING this object, and were obliged
to meet the united forces of the
insurgents under the command of
Gen. Menoth Ganbaldi in person.
desperate fight took place outside the town
of Veroli. The Papal Zouaves were badly
beaten losing heavily in killed and wounded.
The Garibaldians lost killed and 10 wounded
No report is given of the numbers engaged on
either side The news is received with great
rejoicing by the people here.
Ivers town and Bishops See Of the Pontfcs States miles north
east o Frosinone, with population of36J0l
PARIS, Oct 15.-It is reported that if the con-
ditiOn of affairs around Rome should become
critical the Pope will leave the Icity and take
refuge in Bavaria where he has been offered an
asylum.
LATEST FROM ITALY.
LONDON, Oct. 15-NIidnght.-The following
later dispatches from Italy have been received
to-night
FLORENCE, Oct. 15-Evening.-Gen. Garibaldi
has sent out another address from Caprera, In
which he earnestly calls upon the Italian ma
tiOn to arm.
TURIN, Oct. 15--Evening.- has issued
a manifesto, in which ne exhorts the Italian
patriots in Rome to rise and proclaim Re
public.
FLORENCE, Oct. -Evening-Ldter.-Man
people here believe that Gen. La Marmora,
who is in command on the Papal frontier, will
order his troops to cross the line and occupy
the POntifcal territory, and possibly march on
Rome.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
n. uARRIs's WEEKLY LETTER.

DIR. HARRIsS WEEKLY LETTER.
Registrar Harris notes deaths in this city, last week
including GJ in the public institutions. In Brooklyn, the
nunber was 1q including II in the county institutions
and IN streets beyond the city limits The death rate by
darrheal disorders has fallen to less ha oneegnt ana
nv foul air causes quarter OF the Total mortality IN
both cities The mortality among chdIch ndcf nFc years
OF age was $40 per cent in New YORK, and 2s's per
cent In Brooklyn ana Dr Harris cnases ths hihu OF
ufantcide" 10 faulty domestic conditions ana bad diet
The iufammatOry and cOngestiye maades are aJ TINS
season the predominant causes OF dea ana consttu-
tona and foular diseases equally dlyide the residue
omttng 81 caused by dcyelOpmenta disorders ana u
deaths from accident negligence ~ SIX wards OF
Brookyn not a death occurred from foulair malades
hut IN the filthy Sixteenth and other unceay wards the
death rate Is still high from prerentdOfe causes
NO FURTHER RELIEF REQUIRED.
The yellow fever in New Orleans has abated.
No further relief contributions are required ....I
THE YELLOW FEVER. ..............
MEMPHIS, Oct 15-The yellow fever here is
ahat,np and the excitement subsdlng Many persons
have left town. and others who had made preparations
IN leave have abandoned the idea There were twenty
four and seven deaths up 10 hVo loMy Ine
saws no deaths have occurred there during the past ~
hours. -.
MOBILE, Oct 15.-There " ere two interments
from yellow fever today. -, 90 /,
fever during "a hours ending this morning
GALVESTON, Texas, Oct. 15-lhere were only
o new eases OF yellow fever yesterday and only four
intsrmcnts during the past ~ hours
CHOLERA AT MALTA
WARRINGTON, Oct 20.-Our Consul at Malta
under date September 49, reports That the cholera had
broken out at that place.
Au'TINY ON sHIPBoARD OFF FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 15.-The crew of
IA, ,it, Ioseuh Clark, from Baltimore for Panama,
such0lcd % Ges Point Cbetapeake Bay have mBtnied
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
rrr awI rug
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
MAR YLAND.
PARADE OF COY. swANN's MILITARY.

FNNNUF OF NONs
BALTIMORE, Oct. 15.-GOv. Swami, with his
staff to-day reviewed the First Division OF the Maryland
National Guard, Maor-Gcn Bowerman commanding
The review took place Broadway, accordance with
the programme. There in line two battalions Of
cavalry three companies OF artillery without guns ard
nine regiments of infantry, comprising from 5000 to 6c
men, They are parading BaltimoTe-st. which il
densey packed with people TO witness the military dis
play which is a very brilliant one. The Guards present
ine solderly appearance, and are marching Ike yete
rams Shouts and cheers and waving Of handkerchefa
greet them at every STEP The day bright and spark
ling one and the city a very gay and joyons APP
pearance. Not an incident has occurred to mar tho
pleasure Of the holiday, in which all classes are heartily
Joining, and the throng is immense
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, CAL, Oct. 15.-The Tehama
FIGURING Mills at Tehama destroyed by 1re to-day
Loss, $4,000.
The steamship idaho sailed for Honolulu today WITH
valuable cargo and $4,000 in treasure.
The ships Herald Morning from New-1ork and shooting
Star from Alexandria Va, have arrived.
The Flour market is firm and holders are unwilling 10
sell AT the recent advance IL is quoted to-day at 25 ass
The Wheat market is excited; Cable telegrams quote
california White at III heavy sales at 81 5O closing at
81 5OdS2 IS. There indications OF combination TO
break down the prices. Legal Tenders, 7O4
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. SHERIDAN.

BUFFALO, Oct. 15.-Gen. Sheridan returned to
this city from Niagara Falls at noon to-day. He was
escorted from the Falls Depot to the Exchangest Depot
by small procession of carriages. headed by band OF
music and one company OF Infantry. MajorGen. Barry
and Mayor Wells occupied the carriage with Gen. sheri
dan. A..
CLEVELAND Oct. 15.-Gen Phil Sheridan passed through
this city Columbus aDd the West this evening
lie met nc the depot by an enthusiastic crowd and
after thanking them for the welcome and with cheers
for the Little Hero" the train started of
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
ANNUAL SESSION OF THE PRESBYTERIAN sYNoDs
OF INDIANA
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 15.-The two Sy

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 15.-Ihe two Syn0dS
OF the Presbyterian Church Of Indiana concluded the an
nual sessions this city last night resolution saying
that the speedy organic union OF the two churches Old
and New Schools is emnenty desirable, was passed in
each synod by almost unanimous vote. state Con
ventiOn OF the Young Mems Christian Association Is m
session i'm this city Ii Is largely attended by representa-
tves OF the leading denominations and great interest
is felt in its success. Gov. Baker presides.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
THE VEST INDIES.
PORTO RICO.

DEPLoRABLE STATE or THE FINANCES.
HAVANA, Oct. 1j.-Advices from Porto Rice
70 state that the finances Of that island were IN
deplorable state. Flour IN abundant supply. The
war steamer Isabella CatOca had sailed for Cadiz.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
VENEZUELA.
A REVOLUTION IMPENDING.

HAVANA, Oct. 15.-Advices from Venezuela
OF the oath September that the olgarchy had
been annihilaed 10 is feared that new revolts will oc
cur and the militia is being organized 10 resist future
revolutionary attempts. strong Government has been
formed of which Gutierrez occupies the position OF Min
ister Of Foreign Affairs The following new duties had
been impOscd: On Coffee, 4ic; on Cocoa COO.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
MISSOURI.

THE STATE BONDs-EXTRA SESSION OF THE
LEGISLATURE.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 15.--It is now said that the
Fund Commissioners OF this State have ordered the OFF,
GERS of the Bank of Commerce OF NewYork to apply tho
State funds now in their hands the payment OF the
past coupons the State bonds The balance 20 tho
credit of the State in the Bank OF Commerce is over two
and a half millions.
The eeBersOn Cfiy Times saws Gov Fletcher win call
extra session Of the MISSOURI Legislature about the lst
Of December.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.

IMPORTANT TREASURY CIRCULAR-EXCHANGE
OF 7.30s FOR 5-20s
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The following was
issued this morning:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Oct 10, 1867.
The Department is prepared TO give 500 bonds of 1867
in exchange for $40 notes. the interest TO be charged on
the bonds and allowed the notes up to the time OF
conversion the notes to be forwarded TO the Assistants
Treasurer at NewYOrk to the Department here at the
risk and expense OF the holders the bonds to be returned
at the risk and expense OF the Department.
III. MCCuLLOCH, Secretary Of the Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

SOUTHAMPTON, oct. 15-NOOn.-The steamship Ham
mOnia, Capt. Elders, from NewYork on the 5th inst
arrived here 10 o'clock this morning route 10 Ham
burg
AfternOOn-The steamship Bremen, Capt. Meyer, from
EewYork the Cd ns arrived at this port about noon
to-day route 70 Bremen
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. l5-NOOn-The steamship City Of
Antwerp. Capt. MrehOuse, from NewYOrk on the 9Th
Inst arrived here this morning the way TO Liverpool
BREsT, Oct 15-AfternOOn.-The steamship ST. Lau-
rent OF the General Transatlantic COmpanys Line.
Capt BOcando. from NewYork on the 5th inst arrived
here this forenoon the way TO Havre.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

day, was to have restored to him certain lands whlch
he owns near Memphis, and which are now occupied
by Freedmen's Bureau officers
The attachment against Detective Baker to BRING
him before the Judiciary Committee, was long since
issued in pursuance of resolution of the House OF
Representatives. The writ was but recently served
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
STANTON AND THE TENURE OF OFFICE BILL.
A Washington dispatch to The Evening Post

contains the following statements
The following is the statement Of the Presidents
views relative the of Mr. Stanton and its pubca
ton here authorized by him Whoever shall take the
place will receive appointment outright Secretary
of War; vice f. NJ Stanton removed for 1t s the
Of Mr. johnson TO make absolute removal OF Mr. Stan
ton under the law IL existed prior TO the passage OF
the Tenure OF Office act which Is held by the
Administration TO be unconstitutional In THIS
opinion Mr.. Stanton concurred when the bill
passed. and himself prepared part OF the veto mes
denying the OF Congress TO pass such an act
The removal Of Mr. Stanton having been accomplished IN
the manner indicated the President will simply send his
message TO the Senate nominating A. B. TO be Secre
tary OF War. by this MEANS it is expected, in case
the nomination is rejected. that possibly Mr. stanton
may be renstated but being out OF office, he viii be
compelled to seek his legal remedy by mandamus or any
other mode If there be any other pointed out by law
This will bring the question TO the constitutionaty OF
the Tenure Office act before the Supreme Court or the
United States for adjudication, and by its De
csOn the right OF Mr. Stanton 70 hold the office will be
decided Under the old law the Executive had power to
suspend removes and the suspension OF Mr. stanton
adopted for the time being out Of abundant cau-
on and in order that this act might also be within the
terms Of the Tenure Of Office BILL but was In the first
instance the purpose the President to make an abso
Lutte removal OF Mr. Stanton OF later II s further
declared that The Cabinet maintains that the Tenure OF
Office bill is unconstitutional.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
lose OF A LAKE PROPELLER.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 15.-The small propeller
yaukasoo on the Eastern shore was lost in storm at
the mounth Of the Kalamazoo River on saturday The
passengers and c,s were rescued, except Two cbui"
of the Rev John CliEe0Di. who were losL
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC RAILROAD.

ST. LOUIS Oct. 15.--It is said that Eastern
capitalists have made propositions TO take the south
West Pacific Railroad the terms OF Fremonts con.
tracts and build IL at This ana other important
railroad interests furnish the reason for the extra
aasgi
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
,,op VIOLENCE IN NAME.

LEWISTON. Me-, Oct. 15.-The Journal of this
nlace learns that mob Of about 90 men tore up tide
dan, owned by r. L. Carnsey OF Sheepscott, Maine,
few days since The rioters alleged that the dam injured
navigation. H..
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
SANTO DOMINGO.
HAVANA.

HAVANA, Oct. 15-St. Domingo adyices of tn,
18th ult report everything apparently quiet.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
THE INDIANS.
TIE PEACE COMMISSIONERS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. ia dispatch from Fort
Larned the arrival there OF the Indian Com
missoners all well They TO push on directly TO
Medicine Lodge Creek where the Grand Council Is to be
bpl
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
A YOUNG WOMAN SHOT DEAD At A CIRCUS.

NlNClNNAII, OCl' ia ulotulpIiNN N'N"'
at Frenchs Circus at Eaton Prebe County Ohio. last
night during which q man named Wm Thomas fired
upon the ring master, but missing him. the bail struck
young lady named Campbell killing her instantly, tho
bullet passing through her heart
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

HAVANA, Oct 15-The weather is very stormy.
sailed-steanships Liberty from ewOrcans for Bal
timorc and Raleigh from New Orleans for Ncw-fork.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
LOUISIANA.
TIE RESULT OF TIE ELECTION.

THE RESULT OF THE ELECTION.
WASHINGTON, October 15.-Adyices received
this morning from New Orleans report that nearly com
pete election returns from Louisiana show fourteen
thousand above the number required 10 call Con-
vention. Only two thousand outside OF New Orleans
voted against IL,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
PAWS. Sept. q. 1867.

PARIS, Sept. ~, 1867.
For the last ten days French attention is
partially diverted from the progress Of Bismarck to
The arrest of Ganbaldi The causes and consequences
Of this arrest deserving the consideration that is
gwen them. though the former arc partly and the
httcr wholly matter Of conjecture. In expressing
The opinion three weeks ago that the old hero had
i9f the moment renounced his expedition to Rome,
mentioned reasons why he should renounce it that
ne had the Italian Government and the French Gov
nment and the Parliamentary leaders of the Italian
Let and Mazzini against him. Ratazzi had three
SsOns for his opposition: il was q sort of abdica-
@ on OF his office as Chief Minister of the Italian Gov
s,9,hent 10 merely reign and let the popular hero
si.aN and govern it's most serious affaTs-inpeTium
E sPoto and again, If il had been consistent with
N mpghny 10 let GaTibald 10 20 on 10 the completion
comm, purpose and if the purpose could have been
"p'Sted, The possession OF Rome AT the present
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
NODTU CAPOTNA

An order of Gen. Candy, dated Oct. 2, extends
the time OF collection and payment OF taxes IN the County
of Cleveland 70 Dec. l.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
REPORTED DEsERTIoN OF TROOPS IN MONTANA.
Sr. LouIs. Oct. 15.-Late advices from Mon

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 15.-Late advlces from MOD
tana repeat the story that two companies of inonhed
militia under Cant Hughes had deserted, and 10 was
supposed they intended depredatng on the roa Deweeh
Montana and Colorado and that sbvU ie"u" h'u pce"
offered for the capture OF Hughes.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
THE AGRICuLTURAL FAIR.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 15.-The time for hold
ing the Louisiana Agricultural Fair las been postponed
TO the 7th OF January, 1868.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
FRANCE.

The ARREST OF GARIBALDI--LOUIS NAPOLEONs :
ISOLATION IL EUROPEAN POLrUCS-MINIsTER
hOUsrIER-THE CREDIT MOHLIER-T BU-
CHANAN READ.
tfom Our sDeeiat Cortes
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
FRANCE
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, Oct 15-Evening.-Gre activity pre-
walls in the Naval Arsenal at Toulon
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16
WASHINGTON.

THE WAR on THE METROPOLITAN REVENUE
B0ARD-UNACCoUNTABLEA ACTIVITY OF THE
LOBBlIsTS-GOV. ORR COMPLAINS OF GEN.
CANBY'S JURY ORDER-SEVERE SENTENCE OF
A MILITARY POST COMMUNICATIVE MARY
INNESTIC
New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 1j.-Gen. Hun
phries the notorious Pttsed confidence man, arrest
at Cincinnati was to-day committed To jail In default
$4,000 bonds await trial for perjury. His true name
W. C. Harding and he was confined in Fort Delawa
during the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-17
Election Notice.

7 s. BLACK. ESQ. AND W. s WALTON,
J Esq. justices Of the Peace in and for the
Thirteenth Civil District. having opened Offices
for the trial Of causes in Another district than
the one for which they have been elected. then
Offices have become vacant and in pursuance
II law Of TENNESSEE, section Eeven OF chapter
NLVI. passed March s, ls17. will.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-17
On september 81. 1907,

hold an election for two marisirates Of Shelby
county 10 nm aid vacancies. AZ Esquire Ar
NOLD'S. Horn Lake road. On the same day,
AZ the Count llousc. IN the city q Memphis, m
the HrecnlaW Block. j viii hold an election ior
one MAGISTRATE Cor he fuurteeath Civil Dis
trict. in place Of ". r. smith. deceesed-
p. ~. WINTERS.
std sheriff n Shelby county.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-17
POETRY.
DEAD vIOLETs.


Lot thom lio-ah, lot them lie
plncked fiowers-dead tomorrow
Lift the lid up quietly,
Of buried sorrow.
Let them lie-the fragrant things.
All their souls thus giving:
Let no breezo's ambient wings,
Mock them into living.
They have lived-they live no more;
Nothing can requite them
For the gentle life they bore.
Which TO up-yield In full store