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RIVER NEWS.

Z n - - " -
ARRIVED.
Steamer Rob Roy, St. Louis
= Tom Jasper, "
Sucker State, 81
DEPARTED.
Steamer Rob Roy, ST. Louis
g Tom Jasper, "
. Sucker State,
The Phil. Sheridan, Of the n. ". q. Line,
Capt. Davidson in command, will leave for
St. Louis this morning at o clock.
The regular q. s. mail packet for ST Loui,
this morning al ! o'clock. viii be the Andy
johnson, Capt. Asbury in command.
The Davenport, Of the Northern Line. viii
leave for the same place on arrival of the
train from F. Madison at IL m.
Boats due from below to night are the
Harry johnson aud Itasca. They will leave
for ST. Louis tomorrow morning =. the usual
hour
The river At this point 10 rising very grad
uslly about one half inch pss day.
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CoscLuAoH. sssms to 10 from the low
prices ct which HuiskAmp 4 Matlsss cell 6rst
class Boots and Shoes, that they must BE- try
inc TO control the entire retail trade. ~
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7th. All the Teachers are particularly re-
aaested to meet ct the Central Building on
Friday morning next, at 8 o clock.
,apts-4t SAHuEL E. CAREY, Sec'y.
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WAxrrD.-Boafd and unfurnishsd room
during the fall and winter, for gentlemen
and wife, where the latter can hsvs washing
accommodations Addrsss
FoaYNAE Carr CIry OFFICE.
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VIZ. b. ALLISON has been nominated for
Congress in the Third District on the first
ballot. He received ono hundred and
twenty nine votes, Cooley 20, Burke IA
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FoR SALE.-The business and fixtures Of
the boarding house, formerly kept BY Mrs.
Kraf, on Fourth street, opposite the market
house.
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RrMovAL.-John Mayer has removed hi!
saloon from Main street to Third street, mex
door to Johnson grocery. au2a~lv
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VERAoNr.-Ths vote Of Vermont for the
naa4 tan vears hns bean a fnllnva.

An inspection Of these figures shows that
When bosA parties put forth their best sfforta,
= ~ ~ 90 II 1874, the Republican ma
jes9ey = aboat $4,000
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N.w YORK FINANCES.

By Telegraph NV fosf sept.
Money-snpsrAhnndant supply a: lHo per cent
Gold Lower closing at 4a3z The decline Was eaTssd
tv the report that the government was selling
G,vsrnne ats strong. with advance new ssus, cos
,ug barely steady coupou. of 81 lfs4al; do 62lsl1
as< do e4 essn AZ '65 1lssR}I neu 81 y 81 SIG
q; IS sssaN. 10 Avs 5D11
Railroad market opened buoyant. general sdvaao' "
Erie aud market at close sctise ard firm
At $50 the price, American Express a2fg
So Merchants Express 213l4; Western Union Te'e-
graph s4sIass; NYC l2sl4sa7 Eric t7aH Dc pfi
sa,ffa7o. Reading oqis@A; wshash sslSGsl; do pa
TN l1ssala; NJ 8 s5Hial4; c i4altan4s
shdi. prefer ed a5.
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The Gazette says that the prospects for .
Street Railroad in Davenport are improving
slowly. We are sorry to admit but We hope
surely,
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Vol! 2, No. / of j. K. Rickey's Real
Estate Bulietss sssd Commercial Adrestser
10 bsfore Us. Il presents neat and attrac-
tive appearance, the typography having been
very much improved in roint Of style. -Four
pages instead Of one now contain reading
matter, Of which there il an unusual amount
in this issue
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MAsoxic. Special communication OF
Eagle Lodge No. II A. F. 4 A. NJ. this
evening at u o'clock. Work on FIRST de-
gree.
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HousE>K ETPERs, ATTESTIoH!-CaIt 1t
Moore's, l0a Main street, and SEQ the i'm
proved Excelsior Fruit Cans, before purchas>
ins cans elsewhere. septl8d
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Bv Telegraph 81 Logi-, Sept
Plour-Unehsnged 'uIer ssd6 %, y 2aa GO: aA
IS 25ae
Wheat-Duli FIR tes. grades; 81 s5a2 20 for prime
10 fancy red q 25s5 for choice to fancy vhits sprina
dull and heavy At 81 tsa so; choice II IS.
Corn-Urchaug.d. e0Iaa.
o~n-firm.r and higher o2E5f
B.rl.y-s1 50 90 for good.
Pork s.es % %; round lot. can be bapsht It -
Eacon--sfeady an nrm Al ia u r, shonlaeus
lard Quiet; 1sHDis for fierce: lSis&7n Ct ksa
Whi.ky-Hs'd at IL e GAS
cattle Unchanged; 1874
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TANNERS suits complete for two dollars
!. Manufactured by c. Fl. Emerson, Ksokuk
aug27d2w WIN
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PusI!e Schools. The Public Schools OF
the City will open on Monday next. SEPT
It'll.
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Oyrics OF CLERK OF THE DISTRICT CouRr,
Lee County, Iowa,
KEoKuK, Sept. 4sh, 1868. J
The September term Of the District Court Of
aid county will be adjourned 70 the 2sd day
Of November next, 1t o clock ;. N. Parties
interested please notice.
By order Of Hon. Francis Springer, Judge.
CHARLss Dorm, Clerk,
By ER1s ]. LErcH, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04

JrpoE STRickLlyG. Of Keossuqua. il here
looking after railroad matters
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TINS Fall Style Of silk and cashmere ha's
At Clagett' emporium.
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CITY NEWS.

Foa .ous boys hats and caps 70 10 Tom
Casett's.
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A EAusE YoH SHILLING ORA few days
since, - published in the Constitution, vote
was taken in the old boarding house Of Mrs.
Kraft, the result % votes for Seymour and
for Grant, and The proprietor like wise
man concluded to sell ont as per advertise
men. TO-DAY.
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THosn Who want the latest styles Of hats
Or oaps will do we'll By calling q Clagstts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04

Ar Tom Clagett's you viii End oil the vsrJ
latest styles Of hats and caps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-04

THE Main Street sidewalk, between 9th
and 7th, is very much in need Of repairs or
rather night time pedestrians who are com
PEELED to sraverie that part Of the city, are
very much in need Of new sidewalk IN order
% avoid the expense and pecuniary incon,
yenience Of procuring life insurance policy
We merely mention 1t, and are not scolding.
Ofcourse the city fathers know nothing Of it's
rvaaent condition
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. Meeting 1t Montyoss

Hon. R. b. Gilmore and Sam NJ. CLARK
will speak at Montrose Saturday evening.
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Burrsn-1s to 500 y b.
Esas-15c.
Borsuun-50 to Too per gallon.
PorAross-New ~ 5o@s IS y barrel; old none
in market.
Or,oxs-soc to 81 90 per bush.
TonAroEs-sl 90 to 20 per bush.
LAnp-City cured lqc per h. Country cured
Ice to lie per ID.
BrasvAx-34 20 38c per Id.
| TAxLow-In bbls, II to l21c; loose loc per D.
FsAraxRs-Prme SOC to Csc per b.
RAas-Cotton, Sc per Id.
WHrrE BEAss-Common to good to &5; &C
| CHEEsE-Good country l5c. Factory lse.
Elington's Cider 23c.1r gal.
| BRAx-Dull at 7en per 100 lbs
Fpurrs-Gr een Apples ~ IS to g 50 per barrel
Dried Apples 10 to l2ac per ID. Fresh
Peaches 81 90 70 8 90 per bushel.
Dried Peaches, Sc; mono in market
,ssApEs-l0c per ID. by the box.
|sEEas-Iimothy 81 30 to Is. Glover 10 o.
Flax seed 81 rs to 81 o..
ou.-coal oil ssc. Linseed, raw 81 30, boiled
81 Is. Lard, No. 81 40, No. - 81.
Fish ii 90 to u 10.
I,1vs srocK-Beef Cattle 81 90 to % 90 gross
Hogs, good lots, So to - so gross. Sheep
s. to 5 80 gro.s. vesl Calves from - "
to SO %
BAoos-City cured canrassed hams 2ec, snoui
ders llc, clear sides lSc. Country cured
hams lac; shoulders l24c; sides Is to l6e
PoRK-Mess rs to $50 per Dbl.
} WooI-Tub. washed 4oc.; fleece DO NM
goo; unwsshed, 70 to 23c.
HAY-Timothy choice in active demand at from
, 50 o, to $40 90 per ton. Prairie 50 o.
, to IS 90.
Woop--$5 80 to 80 50 per cord ,accordingto quail
i.y, in good demand.
: HinEs--Green, SO; do cured lec; dry mint 2oe
do salt ! 90 Per ID.
SALy-Lake So 1904 IS. Ohio River IS !
4 en- ieEee.
! gLA.s-sXlo ~ 50. Rates discounted IS to
per cent
I. NAILs-$5 90 rates. II
y Ban IRos-4ac, rates.
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sorrscsed daily BY esov = HusHs. Commits On
Merchants, Second street.l
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For sale,

!. Frame Dwelling Hense, with tenr Feena,
y cellar STABLE cisrrn, nice garden. grapes and u
ssreFy of UT eea full lo AL IA % cena-
.l1a.- frhntln between l3h Ann ITO STREETS Hlt
good frise 1890 hall ca.h, bslsHee oo tiiue, I'm
4sire Of -. IEs-stth
Real Estate AID Insurance Agent,
iule Cor 4th aud hati-sts-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

BY the request Of many friends announce nyssh IS
81 Independent candidate for County Clerk
D.. W BLACKBURN
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F q II = A L. f..

lOk SALE --Luts / auu Z, lii Diuea ~,
Reids Addition. Prizes IS n each lot
Also Lo 10, 10 k pb Cpnrett Street, between
.Stn an 18th sts Title ferfaet. Pr &c slel
Al Lat 4. taif OF Los T. ttaek 40 IL kiIauHrneH Adj
rition to Es ku. tn story fesms dwelling eun-
tanning three lar ciaern. .he md ths rst
f. !tnit u be found In this city on the stmt
GU. n,its lane his property sts Nrn silly occupied
u z, Ward Tito pc iect. Price - 90
FrqTtre Il . TIN kiIh
aus90 Corner ,th aud Maip
s.rOR shLE.-lu II. W. side LOT 10, and 10
side i H. AUD Il II Bds ef lots l, aud
2. MI Ia Bpck laS tie north side OF hsn hst@een
tpa "a llta aI4o, pnafytfet hA I Of u
north tide o. johnson tire sajpitea Ste nrrE
store nos occupied by Al hrmsn Daheh-riy as fio-
Gerry store All the sbey- rrepett, will e. ~ very
cheap Ii applied for soon. T.tle pr Enquire CT
II u TFh E}.k
sug2s Cur. 4th aud Main st. btasnk
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
Chi.ngo Market

cn,n Market
a.rn..,.ohI oHIoAso, eept. 8.
v,..-nr,, ana ...y Rse etpts II pos bbs, shipments
,,,.o
-. a..a 81. d.m.,s. No q II a.: No 3{l S.
s..a,-,s-,.9 RECENT. aas $50 bu.I,. ship
- GRO 40
o.,..,,o M pstzAs. soa ptlt
s-,,,.h .b,nn.nt. ,al 700
oass-ssescy a. '3-Ss
shipment. Ho.1
= p...sn,. ~ -, hu.h .h,,m,nt.,,5
n,k ..,,,. :. n 30 for No9 Rseetpts
-. - .h,,m.n,.as..
.,.,a.. ,cts fe,asn92 10
,s'1o.r
t - s,au,a..7,1a1
-. 10 - Nod
~ $50, a. ~ s.yo u. n
-
: - ----
Chtea8o Live Atocs market.
Nv Tel.srsphl CHteAao, Sept
p,,,.-r.,t,. "a csr.. Hog. "a care sheep cas
| o.,,,s-v,,r. mar rs. xaod 10 choice 5 so &
| - .,octa,. Q a5e4 20
up,,r. "a -hEIu 20 g..,, TO choite ~ 2a
a3,<
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Taxing the Products Of our Own Soil.


The following petition from Nashville
merchants to the Legislature is from the
Nashville Banner, and was signed by
thirty merchants of that city. 1t de-
serves The attention Of our own mer-
chants and the Chamber Of Commerce:
To the Honorable members Of the Senate and
of Tennessee, in extra session now assembled
in the capitol ofthe State:
We the undersigned, commission mer-
chants, cotton factors and grain dealers
in this city, do most respectfully call
your attention to an act passed by the
Legislature on the 18th Of March last,
to amend the revenue laws of this State.
And more do we particularly invite
your attention to the fifth section of said
act, and earnestly request that you give
us your opinion in writing as to the strict
construction or intent and meaning of the
fifth section of said law; and that you
may more fully comprehend our wants on
this point, we would most respectfully
ask your honorable body to state to us
whether it was the intention, in the pas
sage of the aforesaid act of the 18th of
March, 1868, that we, as merchants
of the State of Tennessee, would be
required to pay one per cent. to the State,
and one-half per cent to the county, on
all cotton, grain, -four, provisions, etc,
that we might bsy from the farmers; and
| further are we expected to pay one per
cent to the State, and one-half per cent
to the county in which we reside, on all
sales that we may make, as commission
merchants, for the account and benefit
| of the planter or producer, on cotton,
grain, -four, provisions or any of the pro-
duets of this State.
Our reasons for wishing your views
as to the meaning of the law is, that the
courts have notified us that they would
expect and require us to pay the revenue
on the bove-mentioned products, either
when buying from the planter or selling
| for his account, when we are simply
acting as agent in helping the farmer
to dispose Of his products Now, gen.
tlemen, if it were contemplated that the
one per cent. should be paid to the State,
and the one-half per cent to the county
on the products of the farmer, we desire
to clearly understand it so from you, so
that we may charge the tax to the pro-
Queer in every case, as our uniform COM
mission on the sales of produce of this
State is less than what the tax will
amount to if it is to be paid as the clerks
of the courts now require
Our opinion has been, and is now, that
you, as the trainers Of the law, never
contemplated that any of the products
of the State of Tennessee were to be
taxed when this law was passed, or you
would certainly have so stated it. 1t has
ever been wise policy on the part
of the representatives Of this Common.
wealth to guard rigidly against the
taxing of the products Of this State, and
we are fully Of the opinion that it was
your fixed purpose in the passage of the
act referred to, not to tax any of the pro-
ducts of the State of Tennessee and be-
lieving that you will give this prompt at
tention, we remain your humble servants.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-30
CLUB mEaETIN Gs.

EIGHTH WARD.-There will be a meet
ing of the Eighth Ward Club tomorrow
night, at their club room, at g o'clock.
All members are earnestly invited to, at
tend, as they propose to transact business
of Importance.
GREEYyooD.-Members of the Green
wood Club are reminded that the second
regular meeting will be held Friday
night, at eight o'clock, at the grounds in
College Grove, and it is especially de-
sired that all will be present. Reports OF
committees and new and interesting
business will be discussed. Ladies and
gentlemen from the city are invited to
attend, and are assured that the place is
entirely respectable, and the best order
always prevails 81
TENTH WARD. The Tenth Ward Dem
ocratic Club will hold their weekly meet
ing on Friday evening next, at the Mis-
sissippi House, corner of Main and South
streets. General Albert Pike, Colonel
r. r. Looney, EN-. Yerger and other
prominent speakers will be present.
FouRrEENTH Civil DISTRICT. The
Conservatives of the Fourteenth Civil
District are requested to meet at Louis
Hanapre sschool house this evening at
half past seven o'clock, as business OF
Importance will be attended to.
Resident steamboatmen, and all favor
able to the cause Of justice, are requested
to meet in Stillman Hall, Thursday eve
ming, at eight o'clock, for the purpose OF
organizing Steamboatnen's Seymour
and Blair Association.
HupPERrowN.-The Democrats OF the
Ninth Ward will meet at l.. Correlr
grocery, corner of Huppert avenue and
Poplar street, on Thursday evening,
July 80. Prominent speakers will be
present.
THrRrEEsrH CIVIL DIsTR1cr.-Ihere
will be meeting Of the citizens OF the
Thirteenth Civil District at Park avenue
Church, on Friday evening next, the
slst inst, at early candlelght, for the
purpose Of organising Democratic
Club. All are respectfully requested to
attend. "a
TENTH wARD.-There will be q meet
ing held this Thursday evening, at the
Dunn Place, on the Pigeon Roost road,
at half past seven o'clock, for the pur'
pose Of perfeoting the organization OF the
Club in the northeast section OF the
Ward.
|. CoreRKD DKrocRATIc MEErISG--Ihe
eolored citizens of Memphis will hold
meeting in the Stillman Block on Friday
slst inst. for the purpose Of organising
regular Democratic Club. We earnestly
reouest every one Of that race who desires
70 give peace, fraternity and tranquility
10 the country, and who desires TO pre-
vent war Of races, to attend and Co
operate 10 establishing q Democratic
Club.
Ges. J. r. Sale, Geo. CAN'T, Col. Gee
7. Hubbard, Gen. Wallace aud Orvin'
Yerger are respectfully invited 70 ad-
dress the coIored Democratic Club OF
Fridsy evening next. At shllman Hall
] appeal and Lralaseas please copy
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-30

,lhn . nond., a pegso,. liyjpg al What N
Known a. hePoint, near Rhieifh, in'this'
county, came into t6&n yesterday and
LODGED CON n)sipa "A soAi N. Asadap4reH
that the Ku Klux, bad Visited his house
during his absence, tie day previous, aud
threatened his life. As'he 'ieltm'xsAs
danger Of bodily harm, ne requested that
a squad Of police should accompany him
home and arrest three Of the Ku-Klux
whom he could point out to them
Having heard his story, Beaumont
acceded to his request and dis
patched two patrolmen to the spot to
effect the arrest OF the mystic trio. On
reaching the Point, Bond designated as
the parties who had visited his shaniy,
threatened his life. etc., +. M. Hamilton,
John Walker aud John Taylor,
Esq, three old, respectable and
peacsable citizens of the neighborbood.
These gentlemen, on being told by the
officers the nature of their visit, asked
permission 70 remain at home during
the night. promising to make their APP
pearance at police headquarters this
morning and answer any charge that
might be brought against them. This
request was acceded to by the patrolmen,
and true to their promise, the gentle
men this morning paid their respects 70
Colonel Beaumont, to whom they gave a
full and satisfactory explanation OF
their visit to Bonds shanty and
their business with him, which was
substantially as follows: About two
years ago, Bond with two other ne
groes of the neighborhood was arrested
upon the charge Of stealing hogs from
Mr.. Hamilton. The party being brought
to trial before Esquire Stewart, Bond
turned States evidence, confessed to
having engaged in the hog stealing,
and on his testimony his companions
we're convicted of the theft. After
the trial, Bond promised to pay Mr..
Hamilton for the loss he had sustained,
and on this condition he was released.
Happening to be passing by Bonds
house, in company with two of his
neighbors--Messrs Walker and Tay-
lor--day before yesterday, Mr.. Ham
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WANTS.

TUANTED-To EXCHANGE 64o. ACRES
w of good land. in hieh tate Of cultlra-
ton, 10 miles from Faystte pepoti iiW 9r Rsy
orr. p. BATES, At 2ss Front street. I4o-
nTINTFD-A SITUATION AS BOOK.
w Ieener or salesman, by gentleman OF
any years experience and an extensive ac-
ndnna;ytsnce. Grocery or commission business
pprsfsrrei. For psrticulars refer to Longiey,
Mulhelland 4 Co.. No. 800 Front street, Me ias
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MOTTO S.
--~~~-~~~~~~N
NOTICE.

UxpEcrING ToBE ABSENT FROM THE
X, civ for month or moro. anyone having
business with ne. as Receiver q the SsyUso
,, ,sesse cal, ON Mr. @. Dorion, jr. ut ofce
No Is. over SOi Front street. who is fully au.
thorised to art for me as above. All tenants OF
stores and Offices. and persons who may want
10 rent same, will please call on nm i9r
IJl-1d0 W. .---.-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-30

CAsH.-Persons wishing to dispose Of
diamonds and watches, can call on M.
Pump, No. GA Jefferson street. Isl
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DENTISTRY. ORD. B. WATSON, dentist,
can always be found during Office hours
at his new dental rooms, over his whole
sale drug emporium, No. 3ls Main street,
and ready to wait on those who prefer
his professional services (only). 7
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THr Memphis and Mound City packet
Peosta makes four trips to Mound City
daily. leaving at 7 and II am, and 3 and
6 pm, taking pleasure and fishing par
ties of six or more at fifty centa for the
round trip. t.t. ~. ..lr 7
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MEMPHIS FEMALE OOLLEGE.

CTWEyTY-NINTH SESSION.
WE SHALL ORGANIZE THE FORMS
w in this COLLEGE, according @ previous
announcement, for the ensuing Sc1ol.stlc 4 eaf
81 Forty Weeks, on TUESDAY, Skpt.lt ~
For Circulars swing full ip.rca.alers apIiytl
lli-lS n. A. n MORE AN. PfirotFaA /
rII II .LNI' 40 - 4
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Good News.
WHITE NOR Ea q OUsE,

GRACIOUS, AIRY ROOMS. CLEAN BEDS,
excellsd by any in Memphis. Those wishing
board would do well to select rooms, a. the
A9 sss Is ni''ns rAPE1d'gf sHIw. PssSr;s.s. |
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EvERYrHrse in the feed line. at the low.
est market rates, at J. Collins, 1876 and
1861 Poplar street ~ fo lag
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading. Dray
Tickets, and all kinds Of Blanks for sale
at this office. 7
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FRUIT CANS, at 1856 Second street.

MEETING OF THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE YEsrERDAY.-Atthe meeting
of the County Executive Committee and
delegates from the various Democratic
clubs, held last evening, the committee
appointed at the last executive meeting
to procure a suitable place to hold a gen.
eral mass meeting, reported through Gen.
Rucker in favor of taking the cotton shed
of E. NJ. Appsrson, corner of Jefferson
and Fourth streets.
On motion, the report was received and
adopted, and Messrs. William Carroll
Minor Meriwetber and Thomas 0. Smith
we're appointed committee to have the
same fitted up for use.
RI. Morgas, from the Sixth Ward,
brought the finance question before the
meeting, and after some discussion, it was
moved by A. E. FARMLAND, and seconded
by G. P. Foute, that the President of the
Central Club be empowered to draw on
each ward and other independent clubs
their pro rata of whatever means may be
required to pay such expenses as may
be incurred by them. The motion was
carried, and after the transaction of some
other business of minor importance, the
meeting adjourned.
DELIGHTFUL REApISG.-Itis treat to
look over the vast array of magazines,
newly published plays, recent novels,
English literature, scientific, legal, horti-
cultural, and osthetic literature, at En-
mons, 10 jefferson and Ss3 Main street.
Karper's Weekly, Bazaar, Lacrosse Dem
ocrat, and the New York, Cincinnati,
Chicago, St. Louis, and Louisville daily
papers aln 10 Itt1
PAsoHALL HOUSE DRAwISG.-Certii-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had
in Memphis of Mr. +. S. Plummerl W.
H. Passmore & Co., 260 Second street,
and at Geo. Pattison 4 Co.'S bookstore,
sl7l Main street Circulars containing
full particulars furnished on application
to either of the above parties. l25eodI
LoxGwoRrH's NArIyE WISEs-GoIpEs
wEDDISo, SPARKLISe cArAWRA, Still
cArAwBA, Erc.-The wines from the
Long1orth vineyard and winehouse have
attained worldwide celebrity for their
excellence, and in purity. frui'y flavor
and bouquet, they are surpassed by none
in the market, either native or foreign.
Sold BY A. vaccarO 4 Co. and Forster,
KeaIboser A Co. cod leo
BurrER BUrTKRll-Ws have in our
preserving rooms one thousand packages
eS aice yellow butter, for sale to the trade
MKMPHIs PREsKRTISo COMPANY,
1870 Under the GayOso House
sOtr UP, soET UF.-DeAlers in The
city and county win fad speciahies fol
the season in boets and shoes a.
JosEPH s. LEyKrT 4 Co.'S,
Corner Of Main and Union streets
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-30

Tux BUxrYS HOMESTEAD is still offered
for sale on private contract, and will NOT
be sold at public outcry. agh
l29 L. v. DIXON, Trustee.