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GentLsmsnthatwant UndershiFts, Whit
Shirts, Socks and Drawers, will find Q
complete lot OF Gents Furnishing Goods
ct M. Kraus Zoos, No. 2ls Main, corner
Of Adams street. where the goods will
be sold regardless of cost or value.
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ST. JOHNS METHODIST Episcopal
CHURCH-Services in the Criminal
Courtroom, GreenlRw Building. Preach
ing tomorrow at II am. and : pm.
Sabbath School at 8 p.m
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THE CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-The Rev. S. H. Ford, ID,
will preach, by special invitation of the
session, at this church. Subjeet-BrOth-
srly Love. The members OF the Tsber-
nacle church and congregation are cor
daily invited Is participate in the
serricns
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GARROTIEG.-A prominent pillarof the
Radical party was followed from the
grand pow-wOw on Thursday night, and
garroted by two men As be was entering
his own gate, and relieved Of a fine gold
watch. How are you aspirants?
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Piano HlRing-&H orders left at F.
Katzsnbach's for me should be in my
name, as there are others who also
receive their orders at his store. See
advertisement. Il. O.. PoINSETT.
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MISREPRESENTATION. George
J. Madden, Adjntant Twenty-hfth In
fantry, stationed at this post, has kindly
favored US with an Army Register for
1867, for which we tender our thanks.
We are also indebted ID Mr.. Edward
Mccormack, Of the Southern Express,
for late papers in advance Of the mails.
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BUsISEss.-we request that our advertising
patrons hand in their favors at the Counting
Room by six O'Clock pm, 10 insure insertion
next day. Obituary and Death notices will be
received at the Composition Room uptO eleven
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For SALE.-By reference to our sd.
vertising columns this morning, it vii
be seen that an elegant ~pisnoforte is fol
sale, on reasonable terms. The instru.
meut is one Of the best manufacture, and
will be sold at far below its value.
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70 Get a Genuine Gcrter Oak SoUe,
90 70 J.. T. Schsbel 4 Co, ~ Main
street. They ars sole Agents-an Others
are limitations. See that the name of G.
r. Filley is on each stove.
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Instrumentation Hickey and Mar
gsret, his wife, were discharged by JUS
tice Miller yesterday, on a charge Of
assault, for the want OF prosecution on
the part Of complainant.
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Paid Linseys, Jeans, Gray Blankets,
White Blankets, Flannels, all cOIors.
Gents underwear reduced twenty-five
per cent FROM last months prices, at Rice,
Gtiy A. 20
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One good CDTTAGE HOUSE, in best repair,
with four rooms. kitchen aud dining room, and
efahies and outhouses, EOO1 clslern, and three
$500 or grDund, on walnut stree, near st.
Arnes Acadsny. Apply 60 lEa Ihnd street
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WORMELEY, JOY & CO-This is one Of
the most reliable grocery firms in the
city OF Memphis, and has been in exist
n perhaps, a. long as any other doing
business here at this time. The gentle
men composing the arm are solid, honest
merchants, aud the stock Of groceries
they keep on hand is unusually large and
well selected. This place Of business Is
on Adams street, between Main and
Second. See card elsewhere.
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GRAND LARCENY.-HenTy Robinson,
cOlored, Vas brought to Justice Blacks
offices yesterday, charged with grand lar
ceny. Like many of his fellows he was
sppf nm
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LOaSddle DOmestics 20 cents per
yard, Cotton Flannels 20 cents per yard,
at M. Kraus q Co.'s No. 2l6 Main street,
corner Of Adams.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PRIVATE CLUB ROOMS
For Fent.

SUITE OF THREE ROOMS (opening into
a each other with oldlng dOCrsl, completely
furnished, on Jefferson, between Main and
Front streets.
ALSO.
A LARGE ROOM, with Kitchen attached.
suitable for a RESTAURANT, In rear OF a
First-class saloon. on same prsmiSeS Apply
at No. IA jefferson street. decI Iw
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EXCHANGE STREET PRoPERTY.-This
morning, At 10 o'clock, that fine property
on Exchange street, in the rear OF Col.
Hulberts's residence on Poplar street,
will be sold at auction by Col. Monsarrat.
This is very fine and exceedingly de,
sirable property. The location is very
healthy and is convenient 10 street rail-
way, good schools, aud within ten
squares Of msrkethOuse.
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The Public is now aware that Rice,
Silk & Co.'s closing Dry Goods sale is no
deception. The inducements offered are
ouch as will convince any n that the
stock will be closed out as soon as posi-
bic.
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WANTS.

WANTED Employment by = young
w man, in any situation that will pay a hF-
iug. and where the loss OF an arm viii net IN
capacitzts him. Best preferences given. Gan
be found az Room So.6, No. Is Madison street,
nRnk
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Toilet articles and psrfumery just re-
ceived and opening & full assortment, ct
J. W. Falls d Co., 35l Main street.
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We are selling Goods at panic prices
Call early. Lindauer, Arnold & Co, 81
Main street. novl3 I'm
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The Greatest Closing Out Sale Of the
season at NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, No. 2l9
Main street, corner of Adams.
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Prescriptions carefully compounded by
experienced chemists, at all hours. j.
w. Falls & Co, 35I Main street
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The Residence. No. i9 Greenlaw Block, on
aJ.a,.oa street. containing y rooms in perfect
ode. Apply TO Il :. BROOKS, Of Brooks a
Denis No. ~ Main street now I've
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The Ladies are invited to call and ex
anime our stock. Lindauer, ArnOl do
Co. I'll Main street. nOv13 In
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TOR RENT

7 -,
fweutv a-Ta Of land attacned- II . near the
termlaation Or the street railway, Apply 10
MrE- y. H. COE, on Vance street. cpPosits ~
- MFaAamE NG0a W.
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You can have your light hats cleaned
or dyed the new color coffee brown at
364 Second street.
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MAsoNIC.-At a regular monthly
meeting Of Leila Scott Lodge, held 81
their hall last evening, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
Masonic year: Moses Seelig, W. NJ; II
Cowperthwait, 5. W; Nathan Hoffhei
mer, J. w; II. II. Higbee, Treasurer
Carlton Curtis, Secretary.
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.Or 10 n T.

The -commndiOus and centrally located
RT,1RF M. 247 Main street, now occupied by
shIogg 4 Bro. Possession given on the 18Th Of
Dsesmber. Apply 70
r. D. GOBLET,
es1 Front street.
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Look at u new prices Of Fancy Dress
Goods, Knit Goods, Shzwls, ClOaks,
Hosiery, Balmorals; they are all greatly
reduced, at Rice. Stix & 20.
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FROM Rev. S. II. Ford. LL.D.I

From Rev.S. II. Ford, LLDl
Il Testimonial, Ete.| have much
pleasure in introducing Professor lowell
to the young men of Memphis, and to
the business community generally, as q
gentleman worthy of their confidence
and patronage. Professor Towel has
been known to me for many years. and
it comes within my personal knowledge
to say that, as one OF the professors Of
the oldest Commercial College in Mis-
souri,, located at st. Louis, he enjoyed
the reputation of an accomplished and
most interchangeable teacher. l say thus
much, not less in the interest of the
cause Of education in this city, than as q
matter OF Justice to Professor lowell
himself; for l am fully ~persudaded that in
Professor Towel will be found not oAly q
thorough and pains taking teacher in the
special departments of study pursued at
the DeSo5o Commercial College, but also
an important reinforcement of the pro-
fessiOnal corps of Memphis. | knOwlof
no way in which young men can get so
ample a return for their investment of
labor and money as by %patronizing the
DeSoto Commercial College.
: II FORM
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COUNTY COMMIssIONERs.-The follow
ing is a brief synopsis OF the latest action
Of the Board Of County Commissioners.
A full Board was present.
The following report "a submitted by
Commissioner Hack, and was, on mo-
ton, received and adopted by the Board
The committee appointed by your hon.
orable body, beg leave to report adj
versely TO the petition of P. NJ. Winters,
Sheriff of Shelby county, asking for an
extra force to patrol the county the
committee believe that a petition OF that
kind should come from the citizens wish
iHg such a force with a full knowledge of
the cost.
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Planters buying Plantation Supplies,
sucn as Osnaburgs, Kerseys, Jeans, Blsu-
kets, etc, attend the Great Closing Out
Sale at NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, No. 21s Main
street, Orner OF Adams. The stock
must be closed out, regardless of cost or
value.
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TOR T.
EOR ZEN

GROCERY sTORG, at the Intersection OF
E-.fgr and Alabama strecls. A number one
-tsrT can command a large country trehe.
3-CT-rs On the premises 80 Aiabama street.
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Wholesale Cash Buyers will do well to
attend the Great Closing Out Sale ofDry
Goods at NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, No. 216 Main
street, corner of Adams.
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Great Clearing Sale at Iindauer, Ar.
mold & Co.'s, 81 Main street.
n,vTQ In
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city Scrip TAINTED.

VIE oder one OF the best vacant lots on
Union street, near the Court Houses. al
assessed tax valuation, payable one-thlrd
privilege 90 the purchaser OF making all the
payments IN City ) nip at50cents on the dollar.
We wish 10 make the sale within the week.
RUNSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO
Evening Ledger and Post copy and send bill
10 ms efce. dec4l Nv
WAN 7 D.
A colorsd man Ashes employment SO Porter
or H-osLler-one that ! can scommended-
h. +. GARTH
. naAn
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FOB HA1LE,s Porxr.
o

FOR CINCINNATI.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
master
This elegant passenger steamer II
will leave c
THIS DAY, 7th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & Co, Agents
Corner Main and Madison streets. or
dec7l IL Wharfboat, foot Monroe street.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
DELAW RE -.-...----CalhOun master
This nne passenger packet wiz ~
leave as abOyt, on C
THIS DAY, 7th inst, at pm.
Is W. JAY JOHNSON, Agent,
dec7 1t star WhaffBosL
Regular Cincinnati Packst-Desn Line.
SAM. ]. Walk master
This nne passenger packet leaves
for the above ~
SATURDAY, 9TH inst, at 5 pm.
JAMES T. BOURNE a CO., Agents,
dec5 p No. Il Jefersop street.
Regular Cincinnati Paeket-Dean Line
sam. j. Waller master
This excellent steamer leaves IT.
Memphis as aosye, ~
SATURDAY, 7th inst, at pm.
LEVY 4 MILLER, agents
deco q NJ Front street.
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Planters bnving Plantation

Rice, Stir & Co. have reduced prices
Of Prints, Brown and Bleached Muslins,
Sheetings, to almost sDti-waF figures.
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Marriage and Celfbaey.-An essay for
young men on tho crime OF solitude. and the
diseases and abuses which create impedimsnts
to marriage. with sure means OF rensf. Seat
sent in sealed envelopes free OF charge. Address
Dr.. I. SKLLIN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association. Philadelphia.
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Coal -RenlOUdL- Coal have re.
moved my office to 1884 Main, where ]
will be glad to see sll my old customers,
and lots Of new ones. H. B. PACKER,
del lw Dealer in Pittsburgh Coal
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II. Rrdus & Co. will offer the largest
stock Of Dry Goods in the city, regard,
less Of cost or value, for the next thirty
days. Call sOOn and secure bargains.
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THE FIFTH WARD.-We understand
that there will be a meeting OF the Fifth
Ward Conservative voters ct No. & en-
CINE house tonight, for the purpose Of
appointing delegates to attend a cOnven-
ton to nominate candidates for city
officers. Rally, rally!
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For pure drugs and medicines 60 to J
w. Falls q Co, 35l Main street.
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The Best Prints at I24 cents per yard,
the heaviest Brown DOmestics at is cts per
yard, and all other goods in proportion,
at NJ. Kraus & Co.'s Great Closing Out
Sale, No. 2lS Main street, corner OF
Adams.
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REORGANIZATION.
st. L0uiS, Memphis &Yieksburg
D. PACKET LINE.

ONE OF the four following hrst N
~ elias gIds wheel steamers Wln
MONDAYS, at 5 O'Clock p m. for NtcksbuTg and
all way landings: Steamers
RUBICON, W. Il. Blake, Master, FRIDAYS;
II. NJ SHREVE r. Carter, Master. FRIDAYS;
COLUMBIAN, Barnes, Master, MONDAYS;
PEORIA CITY, D. Il. Silver, Msster.MONDAIs
Making close connection with Meridian and
Selma Railroad, and YazoO KvsF racksts.
By promptuesS and regularity and strict at
tentiOu to all hnsiDesaen rusted 70 them, these
Packets trust to merit and receive the patron
age 81 Shippers.
boat, foot of MOnrs e street.
LARRY HARMSIAD& Cos Agents,
oel5 II 81 Main street, corner Madison
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FoR xAzoo RIVER. Nv

For Yazoo and Talahatchie Rivers, As far up
As Eharkey'S.
Myrtle --.--.HARDTICE master.
This neE and splendid steamer A.
viii leave Eicksburg TOR the above -
and all intermediate landings,
EVERY TUESDAY EVENING at O'Clock.
Steamer Dan Able connects with the Myrtle.
All freight u consigned to her at VlcksUurg, viii
be received and put through without delay,
FOI freight or passage, apply to
VINSOS a DONAHUE, Agents,
noy29lm 81 EroRTstIeet-
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FOE NEW

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular New orleans Saturday Packet
BART master
This splendid passenger steamer @
viii leave Tor The above on u
THIS DAY, It'll inst at 5 pm, and each al
ternats SATURDAY thereafter during the en-
tire cotton season. Particular attention will
De paid - way and pl4ntalOa business.
Jas. T-BOURNE & CO., Agents.
dsc4 I'm No. u Jefferson street :
Regular New Orleans Packet.
Brooks master
This splendid passenger packet H.
Will leave fOF the above WC
THIS DAY, IN inst, at 3 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO. Agents,
Corner Main and Madison sts-.
dec7 IL and uity Wharfboat FOOT Monroe Sc
For New Orleans.
WALTER B CE-------Crap master
This new and splendid passenger IT.
steamer VAL leave as above on ~
liz DAY, 7th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO., Agents,
Corner MAN and Madison streets, or
deeTlt MhaFfo0at, foot Monroe street.
For New Orleans
BART Harrison master
This elegant passenger steamer a.
viii leave ~
SATURDAY, 7th inst, at pm.
JAS. T. BOURNE & CO., Agents,
decj 81 NO. Il Sederson street.
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FOR SALE.

z . r A L E.
sfsipwav a sons Seven Octave PIANO
oeariV new. and OF splendid tone, viii be sold
IeaS FOR caEh. at Nc. l0l Adams street
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new brick Beanes House, three stories
Asvb with cells auc al necessary improve
T1s8ts iust completed. a. 10. Huwarts Row.
Also. Tue WheaLiey planfatl9n, eight miles
south Of Memphis. betWeenihe uFer q a horn
lac road. Il contains coo acres Of fertile
omen land under good fence, with improve
DI-uts located so as 90 make the pisce su-cspu-
Ne ~ division into three tracts OF 30 ACRES
earb This B. one II the bet places In The
country. suitable for grain or cOtlJn-grOwing
or FOR a stock farm.
strs-f. or - Weaver. or The plantation.
uaEr.Hu
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Great Inducements will be offered to
wholesale cash buyers of Dry Goods, at
NJ. Kraus & Co.'s 2lS Main, corner OF
Adams street. 1t will pay TO look at this
stock.
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Old Hats made new at 1924 Mai
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Dry Goods cheap, cheaper, cheapest
at Lindauer, Arnold & Co.'s. nOl3 I'm
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An excellent new DWELLING HOUSE al
Central Point. near The Street Railroad. rive
Rooms. Kitchen. Servant room ana an con-
[e-ferees AnpIv 10 r. sTITH.
Ar Infect. irving Block, "a Second street.
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Read the advertisement OF Lindauer,
Arnold & Co, 81 Main street, corner
Monroe. nsyI3 I'm
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CTRAYED OR L

ON Saturday. the 31th, from ia front OF my
OHIO. No. l. West Court street. an IRON GRAY
PONY. about 5 years old. fourteen hands high,
hoafs a little rag eeten from an nId FOUNDER.
me. ". LOEF
- No. NA NJ est NnuTN.
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RIVER MATTERS.



Yesterday was a cloudy day, sand.
wiehed with rain. After dark the wind
shifted around towards the North, and
indications were favorable for cold clear
weather. The st. Louis papers speak
hopefully OF a rise ia the upper bfissis-
sippi. .Hence to Cairo boats have trouble
with about six feet in the channel.
There was 9 rise Of six inches In the
Cumberland up to the 5th, with more
coming. By q private dispatch from
Little Rock, we learn that rise is looked
for there. The Louisville Democrat OF
Thursday says OF the Ohio; "The river
continues &C a stand, with only two feet
nine inches water in the canal by the
mark. The weather Was cloudy and
heavy in the morning, with q light rain
in the afternoon, followed by a snow
storm, with some hopes that il would
turn to rain, as the barometer was fall
ing aud the Thermometer noted $50. At
PittsbUrg at noon yesterday the river
was falling with tweHty-seven inches
water in the channel, cloudy weather,
d the thermometer at 80. AT Cincin-
natl the river vas about at q stand,
though 3 rise was expected, with four
feet water In the channel at Wheeling
the night previous. The mild weather
will cause the SHOWS to melt, and q light
rise may be looked for in the KGnawha
and Kentucky"
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WHITE LINE AGENCY.
WhiteL Line Central Transit Company via
louisville, J-eRersoaSfIle or
New Albany.

THER0UGH Receipts given to New York, Bos-
L ton and New Eng and cities, Ur Cotton snd
other Freights. Qutck Ilme, Low Rates, d
no change Of Cars.
For through CONTRACTS apply to
ROBERp GIBSON, Agent,
Or LARRY HARMsTADA CO.,
dae5 Once corner Main and Madison st,
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NGTICE!

Steiner Bros. g. Baum are deter
mined to give up Business By the lsi
of January. and. therefore, offel
their entire Wholesale and Retail
stock of Clothing, Hats and Gents
Furnishing Goods, at less than New
York cost. This being no Humbug
the Public Will do well to call on
them and secure Bargains. Remem'
Der the place.
STEINER BROS a BAUM,
ass Main, Corr Madison st,
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

For White River-U. s. N.
master
This splendid passenger packet
wiH leave as above on C
SATURDAY, IN inst. at pm. NJ
dec6 q 12 Front street.
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ROR T.

Tse e,egant new building NO. towards
ov due. zoriss hIgh. with good cellar.
apnlvn A. l. MEACHAM,
.-o1fr No.gUuioh street
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Wor.hsm HOpse.
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Il II II A
store Houses Nos. 50 ana 81 Shelby street
Also. q large odce IN the walker block.
Apply TO THOS. H. COOKE,
ocis II Z8E Main street. up ssirs
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centrally located business house on Front
Row. Possssslon given Immediately.
go J. ". PAGE. ia.
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II % H A H
FOR A TERN OF
KhAAS,

grHAT most desirable and centrally located
Hotel. called HOTEL DE- EUROPE"
Tba Furniture. OF every kind, now used 10
tbs HoteL w1ll be sold with The Lease q de-
sfred- For terms OF lease apply ~ the omceO
KENNY q POSTER,
Real Estate Agents., KIT WILLIAMS Block
c-Ig Cornar Second ana Madison SIS.
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STEAMBOATS,

FOR ST. LOUIS.
Menphis and 81 Louis Packet cosapany.
For Cairo and 81 Louis.
- MLA1AeA
This elegant passenger steamer L.
HIS DAY, eth inst1 az u m. d NI
dec II FLEM. CALVERT. supT.
For Cairo and st. Louis.
----.-----.-..--.A. Q. Ross master
This splendid passenger packet r.
viii leave a. above WE
THIS DAY, 7th inst, At n N.
LARRY HARMSTAD O Aeeptz
Corner Main and Madison -. or
dec7l It City WhaTfhoat. iOOs Monroe u.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-07-26
The G. A. r. and II. c..

AT the regular meeting Of Post No. 80, G.. A.
H., (Marengo, Iowa on the 18th of July, 1867
the following resolutions, dcnunciatory of
Horace Greeley. were unanimously adopted :
! Whereas, The New York Tribune, in its
atrocious and insulting libel o.. The Union
soldiers Of the civil war, has placed them in
tic sans category with the periientiary con-
victs and robbers Of the dead and whereas.
in said demoniac libel it has not only insulted
the living but slandered the dead soldiers
thereof.
Resolced, That Jeff. Davis man Friday (H.
60 stands before tie world a near caricature
OF aught man y or honorable self convicted
liar and calumniator, who, like the harlot
from whose cheeks all modesty has forever
fled, glofies in exhibiting the shame Of pans
dering to the passions and lusts Of Southern
cut-tlsroats who starved our companions in
rebel Gens.
Resolced, That never having rendered his
purse to rescue, or still Il dying groan of a
victim of a rebel pest hole. as he did to release
the assassin of orr country and President, it
is cumulative evidence of the hypocritical
philanthropy of Horace Greeley.
Resolred, That the G. A. X. submit their
motives, along with Horace Greeley's to tie
inspection Of candid public.
Resolred, That, having pick cd his company
the &. A. X. are perfectly willing that ii. G.
inscribe his name on the scroll Of infamv.
side by side with Benedict Arnold and Jeffcr.
son Davis, and,
"Donbly dying, go down
10 the vile dust from which he sprang
unwert, unlionored and unsung.''
-lrogressice RtpuJltcau