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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-12

Buy your coal from the Hays Coal
Company-office 22A Madison street.
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II you want value for your money, 60
70 Rice & Epgeps. ]
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Our cod-liver oil is warranted pure
Newfoundland oil. 1t has stood the test
of twenty years experience, and can be
relied on in every particular Its su-
periority over that prepared on our own
sea-shore is shown by the numerous cures
performed by it when the inferior oils
had been tried without effect. The unl-
form good quality Of orr oil has given Il
the preference over the numerous brands
in tie market, aud has elected the highest
commendation from eminent physicians.
For sale BY al respectable druggists IN
the United States. us-sV
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TEE cheapest clothing in the city can
be found at Rice & Engers. T
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
MISSISSIPPI AND TEsEKssrx RArLRoAD.

Arrival and Departure of Trains.
xlssfsaIPrI AND TExEKssEE RAfLRoAp.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. 500 Pm. sos Pm.
Sardis accom- p. o., Sunday, e:5O An. boo Pm.
Freight, north = Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Eouth-Monday. Wednes-
day and friday-.-.-......~. 4:l6 Pm. 700 An.
MEMPHIS AND oHARLEsTox RAILRoAD.
Through mail. daily........... 500 pm. 1870 Pm
Through express. daily-...l0;i0 Pm. l2:0l AN.
Someryile &c. save Sunday s:25 An. 500 Pm.
Corinth ac., save Sunday, 600 AN.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express-............... $50 An. b.3g AN.
Night Expross..................Z 4o Pm. $50 Pm.
Humboldt Accom'n........ 800 An. a:3O pm.
Railroad time Is Is minutes faster than city
time. Ticket Office. No. 237H Main street. De-
pot. head Of Main street.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Conc WEST = Leave Hopehed Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. at 1880 am, and
arrive at Madison az o'clock pm.
COMING EAsT-LeaveM adison I uesday, Thurs
day and Saturday. at 1850 an; arrive at
Hopefeld at o'clock p.m.. and Memphis
at 1880 pm.
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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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H. B. PAcKER-Pittsburg coal and gas
coke-2sO Main (Bethell block. SGT
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FoR cheap furniture go to the Irving
Block. &c
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A CONCERT AND EXHIBITION will be
given at the Greenlaw Club Hall, Friday
evening, 18th inst, by the Sabbath school
children of the Central Methodist Church,
assisted by the best musical talent of the
city. OF this school, at their last exhi-
bitten, it was said by gentleman that
"he had witnessed many Sunday school
exhibitions, in Europe and America, but
this excelled them all" As to those who
have kindly and generously consented to
assist on the occasion, no word of
commentator is needed. Whoever has
heard the exquisite voice of Miss Nora
Bradford must hear it again and again.
Mrs. Brummell, with her rare musical
talent, and others, will give an additional
charm to the evening The proceeds of
this entertainment to be for the benefit
of the new church building now being
erected on Union street. Tickets at the
bookstores-price 81; children, so cents.
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svEEr PoT1rOEs WsSTFp, - Tvc
thossand bushels sweet potatoes wanted
at BOG Front street
6s EDNoxDs, PFTTIeREv 4 Co
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HAVE your CRATES set, smoking CHM
neys cured and paving done. / am pre-
pared TO pn. down sewerage pipes Of any
size. No. BOG Main street.
CO j. L. McALESsY.
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HAYS Coal COMPANY sells the best
family coal, Leave orders at 223 Madi-
son street. liz
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ALL kinds of French and Hamburg
embroderies. We defy competition.
+ RICE & ENGEL.
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ALL the new styles of chamber and
parlor furniture to be had cheap at the
Irving Block. 90
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NoTIcE - Merchants wanting cotton
ties will find it to their interest to call at
Swift's iron works, 1876 Main. near Wash
iugtou street. We wish to close out our
stock of ties, and will sell to merchants
very low. ISL JoHS MASoeUE, Ag't.
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THE CITY.

PIrrsBuRo and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown a Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7
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Rev. B. NJ. PALMER, D. D., has ar
rived, and will deliver his lecture, as ad-
vertised, at Greenlaw Hall, tonight at
II o'clock.
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SrArroSERr.-This department is COM
plete and well selected.
AZ H. WADE d Co.
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Go TO GUESTS, ALI Main street, for
your supplies. He keeps only good ar.
ticles, and sells as cheapas the cheapest.
The very best butter and cheese always
on hand. 63
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diseases, may be found at 1879 Main st. T
RoBBERY.-The residence of Mr.. q.
Crocker, No. 244 Desoto street, was enter
ed last night, by providers, by means Of
false keys, and provisions and clothes to
the amount of over 800 taken. So
quiet and systematic was the operation
that the fact was only discovered on en-
tering the kitchen and storeroom this
morning. Nothing in the shape of kitch
en- utensils were taken, and the move
was evidently carried out by some of the
new franchise" who live by levying con-
tributions after dark, to carry them
through their arduous duties as politicians
during the daytime.
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Guksr, at Az hAiB ssrss;, has the
finest Irish potatoes in the market. New
Buckvlsai -four and the bes; butter IN
the city eS
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SILK velvets and black silk in great
variety at 233 Main street.
RICE & ENGEL
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JUST REoEfvED-A new lot of elegant
dress goods, at 2s3 Main street
RICE & ENGEL.
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RUSSELL & DoDsos's. 27s Second st.,
is the place to get painting done cheap. I
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MONEY to loan on collaterals at No. II
Jefferson street. Ga
FINE FuRs, 1863 Main, d. Kahn 4 Co. 60
OLD HATS made new at 38a Main st. I
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&c TO the Irving Block and examine
the new styles of parlor sets. Sc
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HAys Coal COMPANY sells the best
lump coal. Leave orders at 22i Madi.
son street. liz
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NEW NovELs.-A 6ne assortment con-
stantly on hand. 60 II. WADE a Co.
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We sell the latest and most elegant
styles Of ladies' cloaks, cheaper than any
house in the city. III RICE & ESGEL.
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FATAL SHOOTING AfrRAr-On yes
terday North Memphis was suddenly
thrown into a great state Of excitement
by the frequent and rapid report Of fire.
arms, which was the cause Of the collec-
ton Of large crowd Of people to the
place As soon as the facts could be
ascertained, it was found that Owen
Reilly had been shot by John Cunning
ham. the ball penetrating the back, near
the spinal column, aud remaining in the
wound. Mr., Reilly was also shot slightly
10 the groin and leg. James Stokes
came to Mr.. Reilly's saloon, on
Main street = the place Of the
affrsy-and wanted TO know Of Mr.. Reilly
what his wife had been saying about his
(Stokes') mother. Mrs. Reilly went out
of the door TO talk with Stokes, 10 make
an explanation, at the same time saying
to her husband to remain in the saloon.
Thereupon some words were spoken by
Mrs. Reilly to Stokes, and he at once
drew his pistol and fred at Mrs Reilly,
but missed his aim. At the same time
John Cunningham had his pistol out,
and fred, shooting Mr.. Reilly in the back.
Then several shots were fred indis-
criminately; three Of the shots taking
effect in Mr.. Reilly, who, perhaps, is
wounded fatally, aud will not recover
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Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-PoRRRsr's IT,
SIPER TAR is warranted to cure Cough, Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D. F. GOODYEAR. 80 Second street. Agent.
Price. 35 cents. Not sent by mail. s2-t
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SECOND RACE.

This was for the Peabody Hotel Purse,
$500, three mile dash, three entries
Ooltawah, Little Mack and Jack Gamble.
In order to start the pools it was neces-
ssry to leave Little Mack out, as nothing
could be drummed up against him, so he
was dropped, and 0oltawah and Gamble
sold. Ooltawah was then the favorite at
80 to 20, 25 to 16, 80 to II, 60 to 20, and
55 to 20.
The horses we're off at the call, Gamble
first, Little Mack second, and Ooltawah
third. Ooltawah crowded forward and
took the second place, this order being
maintained to the second pole. Mack
ratified along at Ooltawah's launches at
the three-quarter pole, and in this order,
Gamble being first, the stand was passed
in 2:O4. After entering the stretch on
the second mile, Ooltawah moved up on
Gamble, tapping him between the frs:
and second poles; but here he fell back,
and Mack, who had been held in, shot
forward into the second place and chal-
lenged for the front.
Along the back stretch this position
was maintained, but at the end of it
Little Mack, who had been running neck
and neck with Gamble, took the lead,
and gradually widened the breach, com
ing to the. judges stand at slashing
pace, winner of the dash by a length.
Gamble second. and Ooltawah third.
Time, 2:04-405.
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THIRD RACE.

For the BOOKSELLERS Purse there were
five entries, but only three-West y
Vaughans Bee Fsrris, Buchanan s
Glencoe FLY and Patton's Theta
started Brady's Agnes Donovan and
Glass Faro were withdrawn.
Before the days sport commenced,
Buchanan sold for this race at $40, first
choice; Farris, So, second choice, and
Theta, So, third choice. Another pool
sold for $40 for Buchanan, $40 for Far
ris and 50 for Theta. Just hefore the
first heat Buchanan sold as favorlte for
$40, Farris, 81, as second, and Theta,
81, as third.
First Heat.-The Buchanan FLY had
the pole, Bee Farris took the lead, but
Theta brushed by and won the front,
keeping it until passing the three quarter.
pole, when Bee Farris pushed and took
the lead from her, maintaining it down
the stretch, and coming to the stand half
a length ahead of Theta, Buchanan
making a fair third. Time, Lbs.
Second Heat-The pools now sold as
solIows, Buchanan had the call at $40
to sle for the field, and $40 to S26, $50
to S25, $40 to $44, $50 to S2l, and $50 to
$50 for the same. No pools we're sold
separately on either Farris or Ibeta'
Buchanan jumped into the lead, Theta
second and Farris third. At the quarter
Farris and Theta vera neck and meek,
two lengths behind the Glencoe. lilly;
but, shortly after passing the half mile
poIe. Farris shot ahead of Theta, and
pressed for the front. At the head OF
the stretch he Tapped with Buchanan,
and came down contrasting for every foot
of the ground. When within four hun
dred wards Of the stand Farris showed
front, and came home winning the heat
and race in 1864. by two lengths,
buchanan second aud Theta third.
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Madison street. GO
TIE New MEMPHIS THEATER. = As
should have been, the New Memphis was
again filed to its utmost capacity on the
second rendition by Mr.. Couldock and
Miss Couldock, of Chimney Corner.
If Peter himself should come up he GER
tainly would mistake himself for Mr..
Couldock, whose delineation Of the char.
acter is exact. Miss Couldock, in her
unaffected way performs to the satisfac-
ton of every one. She does not overdo
her part, but gives us pleasing and
correct representation Of Miss Emery"
We think these plays should be seen
by all the community, as portraying
clearly the nobleness of human ma
ture and its utter depravity and viii
lainy. Perhaps it would have ten
dency to elevate, and at the same time
depose the mean traits that sometimes
Turk in our natures. In the afterpiece
last night Mr.. McWade and Mrs. Cline
brought down the house with roars Of
laughter. Tonight the play of Milky
White will be performed, and from the
character of the piece, we have no idea
but the public will be highly delighted
with its performance. Mr.. Couldock
will take the leading character of " Milky
White" and will be supported by Miss
Couldock.
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DR.. j. d. STILLMAN, the most success
full physician in America, in all chronic
diseases, may be found at 1879 Main st. t
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HAYS Coal COMPANY sells the best
Pittsburg Coal, Office 22t Madison street.
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County, city and police scrip wanted
at Emmett Savings Institution, No. 6
Madison street. GO
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Special Notices.

Bride and Bridegroom. Essays for Young
Men on the interesting relation of Bridegroom
to Bride in the institution of Marriages. Guide
to matrimonial felicity. and true happiness.
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free of
charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box P. Philadelphia, Pa, 20-95
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nARKETs ny TELE1RPAH


- Loass narast.
BY Telegraph ~. Lcsts. Marsh .
Four-In god demand kr h~ gals; prizes IN
ehaagei.
whsAs-stsady ed uneh.ussk saiss Of 10 'p'i u =
Hll
Cors--Esster; l49s6.
o,as-vsy AalL @ " 20
Earisy--U1chsnget; cold nj II o..
PFssi asns discharged Dsrk - 90.
B.coH-shouiders ! 'Ls II; clear ssars iet&x iss$
Lard --fiei At l5,80islk NTH IS filtered
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ssss : ssxr Flsgs--s4 90 to $3.50 per 100 lbs.
0c1rxs- choiSs tots wiiIcoonand 2s6 Soc y
gsss-Firm 1t zee per dos.
PosLrav-chieksas. dr'sd, 42.7s to ssa5 per dof;
Turkeys lsiso l!s p ~ dssls s'so p d'i
Sona sru-- Nss. 50 n ase per gallon.
Porarors--se 70 ~ es y bushss.
LAap-city cured lie PER ,. Country cured lbs
To lac pevIh
DusswAx-es 10 SEE per ib.
TALLow--In bills H.; loose Sc res D.
PsArHERs--rrine 5ae 10 sss lss D..
Rtss-- Cstson, 1c per y.
Waire EgAxs-conmon to good to ~; tessse,
BaAx-scaree And ia demand; Wholesale 81 20
pcrles lis
PRurrs--ir.en Apples 81 80 to q Ga per bar
rsi choies Dried 4pplss to ps per ID.
Dried Peaches, 8 10 Toe.
sRsps--T.sssshy 81 Is TO ~. Clover - CO.
FLAX seed " Is.
0tLs-eost ell 45e. Linssed, rss VI Is, hailsd
q 90. Lard, ~ 80 TO 10 Iirs ~ %
fayx sIocx-Besf Cattle - 90 to IS 50 gross
Hoxs, good lots, Is To . IS gsass- shesp
s. 30 10 - % per head. Vest Calves
from ~ 90 10 So 70
BAoox-City eured hams lie, shoulders ls&e
clear alder be. co~stry cured hams ~
to i4es skoailer, } 70 iues sides TO itae
Poax-Mess3 a setvtfs per bei
Woo-Tub washed So To &ee.; fleece 10 hn'
251 zee; unwsshca, IS TO zee
HAY-Iimethy in active demand al from ~ o.
to $iI % per ton. Prairie 10 90 to IS Of
weep-3s 50 to 50 SO per cord according TO quail
ity, dsil.
HipEs-Green, Re; do cured sc dry dint fsc
do saitxl5c per ID.
SALr-Lake s. so to 81 60.
GLAss--sxse - SO. Hates di seesnted IS 10 a
per cent.
NAiLA-$5 SO rates.
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RivEr MaTTgRs The Father Of Wsters
is dresry iee~scspe Of Arctic desolation
now. IN the mist and drizzle, and dreari-
ness, and gloom Of yesterday, be locke lire
some migratory Hyperborean river, that bad
come DOM in some queer breaking up freak
With patches Of dark rolling water, and fields
Of white legged rough ice, md in the defiant
spirit Of the Winter King, desermised 70 re
mt all attempts to invade his prcyiacs With
~ powers of adventurous boass II ean
scarcely be said this season when the ice will
finally break mp. For the ehanaei Is partial.
y open aud the ferry boat ran Yesterday. In
looking ever our 6les Of past years - make
note Of the fsc. that last year, 1867, The ics
moved out February 18th, and on Tie 18th
the Kate kearnay came mp 10 he wharf, tbs
6rss arrival Of the season.
In 1866, The ice went ont March 2, asA NE
steamer !. kesolute,' withthree barrss, came
up and landed on the l,h.
In 1865, The ice conmenced breaking awsy
on the 18th Of February, and 6saliy cleared
out the channel Feb. 2lst The Kate Kess.
uey, and shorty thereafter 1.-THE Wysccndab
came in on the 22d.
10 1859, the lee cleared away spasmodical.
y. 7hr Eagle nsds IL iirss mir y Ussssu
on - 81 q FsAfsasy, - ~ sss1se,
Hsrty Iakasdn - ~ - 80 r. j..
los. - III 37sb. e g
In 1867. the La Crosse got in from belor
on the lssa Of February. and On The 10Th Il.
steamer Warsaw, the irst line packet Of thu
season.
In 1867 on the 18th Of March the clar,
Belle 60. mp as far - Aiexsndria. On the
10th the ice gorge below keokut gavs vay,
and ths Hannibal City, and Afterwards the
Die Vernon. came up and landed.
In 1861, the ice gave way On the 22d Of
FsbraiF :, And Oh The 25tk the Badger Stsss,
tie Eas lie from warsaw, and the Des Moines
from 81. l.onia.
/ In 1850. The ferry beat mads IL i;spt run
March 1st, and the steamers Losisiana and
Dies MONIES CRY, came up ana landed tina,
dAv
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Nslace II DaukrHptcy.

ysasS . 10 give soslss that ~ - dag ~ MseA
/ A. D. 1855 . ssxrsut 10 nsskraysey ws ssssei
assirAt he ssass II JsA.th askord Of asst Nh Lss
opsnty and esAas 81 fuuA hss adIsdxsd i~sk
rutt % bis o~a osx1f.sa fhss Tbs t.su<st Of say
6ssts a. delivery ~ say property h-isssas 70 saon
bsukfpps 70 hiu - hts a.s .a tbs ssss-r II
yeepsst u By hin so<..dasa BY iAs Jhss 90 sss
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era To eAap.s one ss1xahst OF bis ssfst. viii
- Md q the Cons4 70 be kaften Il
Nm AZ Essss Hesns de oac. Of iEs EsSi<t~r in ok
rupicy IN the city Of Ksekak f~. b-fie Joe trsee.
ksxi,tss % the tssh day 81 Avri,, A. D. ttss II 10
s,sj,ek q u q. ". cI.,HE, sa-.
mshI 3xwM By II fstiss. patty
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Notice. RanEruplcy.

THIS 70 gi.s nsfk. fhss cn ths 81 dsy Of Nsreh
L A. is5s, suraat In nankrapicy .red
agasrst the ..tstrs ~ D. u E9stA Dr.. = D,ngh.
psrtrs Of keskas, eenatr ard sfate Iowa.
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asy trDwsy te1ensink to On hhanfsepfs, - lAen -
ipr & d ~. esst1hs Van q e ~ psne.rs3 II thsD
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I'd bankrupss to p.os- thsr d. & and 70 eheose
sse as-ixns esth@lr seafes N2ttn MD the
Coust u napkrsrsey 10 bshslh room 10 III. Rites
ettyo6 Kesaaks3oas. befsss iohn Ance, hs~isier On
he ieth day 81 1 prsl A. d lsp Al 10 e'eloek 4 ~
q. ~. CLARK, UsA
mcht s~wcf ~ r. frtTos, Deputy.
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Our DIS lsuu lErrH,

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then vas iosnt rssoJstioa Ses1ea q -
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.heu,x an she properly which has I'm -
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De bersfaa arising froa ssid aesssSoss
Yesssrky's proceedings e,sasa VII voting
down amendments 70 The State Honss apUso-
p1atioa hill, saa lAA Hosss adjeuuasa y
meet 1t Q o'clock the mosaisgs shsa ore
| hoar shoald be devoted 10 the pfessasas'oa
OF petitions and resolutions, and q 10 Q clos:
/ The State House bill Was to be taken up, saa
precisely at the time Nr. 6pssaer cahea -
Hill. when Mr.. Philips moved an amendment
i "a NE third section, that the appropriation
/ i. ace million, instead Of one and hall mil
/ lion dollars
Mr. Wilson Of Dubuq-e, moved TO amend
| The amendment BY striking out one MILTON
and insert six hundred tAOusanA.
The amendment to the amendment was
| voted down, and the question recafrins on
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1t ten o'clock to-day. House meets q
o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-06

sHyR,rr's SALE OF FuRxIruRE.-A lot Of
YER, 6ne Furniture and = splendid Piano
viii be sold It Sheriff. Sale, at the corner
of Second end Main streets, on Saturday.
March 7th, at 10 o'clock .. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-06

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juAxed IN ksyf n his aon pesfsion frat TIE pay
Of any deos ard delivery Of sEy property belong
irg 10 rucs Bannsps.. n ~ ~ fusr his and
transfer Sf any prpesty b. him |. forbidden by law.
That meeting tfsditprs OF the said baakrupt
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bic q ts. usn ~ hrl6as ~ CeaEtnf HAsfsDtsey q
hsteben ~ M6H Eos ~ s166e& IN bolfS oftAs
ksx-ter 10 Bankruptcy, ID IN ety Of Ksekak, Iowa
bssc@ John Hruee ReslsE, IN ths 18th day Of psil
A. 1893. 1t 10 O'clock 9 n.
D. W. CLARE UsA.,
meh3r3sWsd ~ d RslNs, Dsrsty.