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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04
Condemned Out of their Own Mouths

The New York World revives the following
resolution adopted by the Republican Con
ventlon when Fremont was nominated Out
| OF their own mouths the Radical criminals
are condemned. Their acts for the past two
years in the Southern States have been pre-
cisely those which in the following resolution
they describe as ''hi.h crimes against the
Constitution, the Union and humanity and
"atrocious outrages." The Radicals have
committed these crimes and Outrages moi
against Territory, but against sovereign and
coequal States in the Union. Wrongs of this
KIND they pronounced worthy of ''condign
punishment Yet knowing and condemning
the wrong, they chose it for their course, and
now ask the people to reward them for their
crimes by continuing them in power. Here
is the resolution:
Resotced, That while the Constitution OF the
United States was ordained and established by
the people in order to form more perfect Union,
establish justice, insure domestic tranquility,
provide for the common defence, and secure the
blessings of liberty, and contains ample provi-
sions for the protection of the life, liberty and
property of every citizen, the dearest oonstitu.
tional rights of the people of Kansas have been
fraudulently and violently taken from them
their territory has been invaded by an armed
forcs-spurious and pretended legislative, Judi
cial, and executive officers have been set over
them, by whose usurped authority, sustained BY
the power of the Government, tyrannical and
unconstitutional laws have been enacted and
enforced-the rights of the people to keep and
bear arms have been infringed-test oaths of an
extraordinary and entangling nature have been
imposed, as a condition Of exercising the right
of suffrage and holding office-the right of an
accused person to a speedy and public trial by
an impartial jury has been denied-the RICH. OF
the people to be secure in their persons, houses,
papers and effects against unreasonable searches
and seizures has been violated-they have been
deprived Of life, liberty and property without
due process Of law-that the freedom of speech
and OF the press has been abridged-the right to
choose their representatives has been made of no
effect-murders, robberies and arsons have been
instigated and encouraged, and the offenders
have been allowed to go unpunished- all
these things have been done with the knowledge,
sanction and procurement of the present Admin.
istration, and that for this high crime against
the Constitution, the Union and humanity, we
arraign the Administration, the President, his
advisers, agents, supporters, apoogists and access
series, either before after the facts before the
country and before the world, and that it is our
fixed purpose to bring the actual perpetrators Of
these atrocious outrages, and their accomplices
to sure and condign punishment hereafter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04
SECOND DEGREE.

Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CURE is pronounced by dys-
peptics to be the only remedy that will surely
cure that aggravating and fatal malady. Any
druggist will point you out instances where the
most wonderful cures have been effected and a
single trial will convince the most skeptical OF
its great merit June27-1y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

wi WISH" said an irate lawyer, "you would
pay little more attention to what say" ~
am" answered the witness, paying as little as
/ can"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

MAGNOLIA WATER.--A delightful toilet ar
ticle-superior to Cologne and at half the price.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

II Y GRIGGS, Drsggist, bookseller and statener
1Ls Ottawa, ILL., Sign Of Coed Samaritan second store in
Nattingers block south side of Court House SQUARE
M KNEUSSL, German Druggist and Apothecary,
WI (whoesas and retail Main st., Ottawa Importer Vi
Drugs, Chemicals. French Cognac Brandes. Wines. &C.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04
What Colfax Amounts to.

The quincy Herald thinks it would be task
that none of his political friends would volun-
tarily assume, to undertake to tell what
Schuyler COlfaX amounts to, or to show that
he amounts to anything. Leaving that job to
his friends, the Herald proposes to tell only
what Colfax has saoorn to, and has sworn to
do if elected to responsible Office. At South
Bend, Ind, in the summer of 1854, he Joined
the Know Nothings, and voluntarily and free
ly took the following oaths
FIRST DEGREE
In the presence of Almighty God and these
witnesses you do solemnly promise and swear,
that you, Schuyler Colfax, will net vote, nor
give your influence, FOR ANY MAN, FOR ANY OF.
FlcE in the gift of the people, unless he be AN
AMERICAN BORN CITIZEN, in favor of Ameri-
cans ruling America, NOR IF HE BE ROMAN
CATHOLIC.
SECOND DEGREE.
In the presence of Almighty God and these
witnesses You do solemnly and sincerely swear,
Schuyler Cofax, if it may be legally done, you
will, when elected or appointed to any official
station, comforting on You the power to do so,
lemoce all foreigners, aisehS, or Roman Catholics
from Office or place, and that you will IN no case
appoint such to any office or place in your gift.
The national Republican., 1868-12-15

The kLoUlsIANA ELEcTIoSs.-S. b. Packard,
chairman OF the Louisiana Republican State
Committee, has filed in the War Department
reply to the report OF General Rousseau.
giving an account OF affairs in that State dur.
ing the recent elections. Mr.. Packard charges
IhAt General Rousseau failed to use all The
means at his command to preserve order and
pioteet citizens at the polls that there were
M3 scI regi@ents Of soldiers at Ship Island, sub.
standing the lAtter's statement thAt he h al ies.
onaI hte hundred men at his command. Col-
1nei msds hseIer, Of General Rousseau's staf, has
nthar tIhJjatet ~ statement, setting forth, among
psItment used every means ia his mower 10
two SnSdrss sJens A. and that there were but
whom We're rea9iTed 10 az NuST1 ship Island, all OF
The national Republican., 1868-12-15
MARRIED.

DE RUssY-HUIB, In Petaluma ,California, by
States srtiliery, to Miss LispA T. Hris, Of Pets.
luna No cards. -
BURRows-TBACHUM.- On the 9th Of No.
BunRows to Mss sUsls TEAcHun. both OF this
city.
BRCKRr-DELANBY.- On the 10th instant, by
CTS r. DELANEY, both Of this city.
The national Republican., 1868-12-15

THE DENocRArIc JOURNALS are ominously
silent upon the Presidents message. It is a
habit Of Democracy to worship tho rising sun
Democracy never allies its fortunes to a do.
cIining dynasty. 1t wOrships the successful
asPirant for power and place. Hence II now
courts Gen. Grant.
The national Republican., 1868-12-15
New Publications.

From Blanchard Mohun, and Jos. Shil.
lington, We have the latest number Of Har-
per's Bazaar
From shillinston, We have dodsy's Lady's
Book for January, and doctor Jacob" by
NJ Bsrtham Edwards published by Roberts
Bros, Boston.
The national Republican., 1868-12-15

HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,, has returned home
after q brief European visit. Mrs Cooke and
Mrs. Huntington went to Europe in the spring
Of 1858, and spent tho summer in Switzerland.
Early in the fall Mr.. Cooke Joined thsm, and
ell have returned in good health, reaching
here Saturday night with Mr.. Huntington.
who had met them in New York, when they
were welcomed at the depot by large number
Of personal friends. The announcement Of
their safe return will be received with pleasure
by this entire community, where Mr. Cooke
is known and honored as one of the most
publie-spiritsd citizens Of the District, ever
ready to aid with his great wealth in every
good work.
The national Republican., 1868-12-15

IT Is A NOTORIOUS FAcr that tho whisky
ring has robbed the Government Of millions Of
dollars and yet 50 far thore does not appear
to bs power enough in the judiciary to bring
these thieves to justice How long is this to
iast' David said, "AIl men are liars" Had
ho lived In those days he might have said, all
men are thieves.
The national Republican., 1868-12-15


NEW YORK MARKET.
Arm; higher rates asked y PsS% CENTS. sussI
firm; demand fair Cuba 1ll4Gl2Ikc.; Porto
Rico 12@ls9to. Flour dull and unchanged /,
Southern to.25dl4.60. Wheat dull, and nomi.
nally M.oe61.o2 Corn quiet and steady at
All0. Oats quiet and steady at 79lx cent?.
Rye quiet and firm at u .60Ql,65. Pork quiet
and 6rm at 2sgs0tpa575. Gold 1881.
. araaHa=-.= BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Dec ec-1A-BRBADsTUPFs
was but little inquiry this morning for Flour,
and the only sale made on 'Ohsnge, so far as
we could learn, was one OF 200 bbls. common
City Mil Extra AZ ts. .tIn
Wheel was in fair supply this morning, but
the market was tnactiye, although prices were
steady. Sales were reported Of low grades
red az tip0fp2; medium grade do, st t7l6Q215;
good to prime do. at t2.2s, t7.s5G2.40, and Of q
few small lots white at ~ .soQ2.to.
Cprn was active, and the market for II steady
and frm. The receipts were $4,000 bushels,
and IL was all sold at from 90 to 9s cts.
Prorfsions. Tho market Is very Hrm In tone,
but there 10 little doing, the stocks aud receipts
being still very light. At the West transao.
tons are very heavy, and the markets strong
and buoyAnt, under an impression that the
crop is largely short. There 10 no bulk meat
on the market, and indeed there is none as yet
fully cured, and no reliable quotations for 1t
can be given. Bacon Is firm al l3Ifl1l3k CO nts
for shoulders, 1BIffplT cents for rfb sides, l7@
1Tl1 cents for clear rib do, and hams we quote
at ft6ls cents for old, and 1920 cents for new.
Lard Is now held drmly at 10 cents, and we
quote mess pork firm at t2s per bbl. Dressed
hogs are selling to-day at lof510A cents.
The national Republican., 1868-12-15

The CONTEST for the United States Senator
ship of Minnesota lies between Messrs. Ram.
sey and Donnelly. They are both Pennsyl.
vanians, or what would bs called in the slang
phrase Of the day, carpet. .bagger,." Mr..
Ramsey belongs in Harrisburg, and Mr.. Don.
nelly In Philadelphia. They are both worthy
men
The national Republican., 1868-12-15

Gov. HOFFMAN,, says the Albany Argus, Is
to be inausurated with a most gorgeous do.
monstratiOn. This Democratic sheet declares
that 1t will be brilliant. We suppose hs will
enter Albany with great eclat. aud that the
band will play, "Lo, the oonqusriag hero
comes"
The national Republican., 1868-12-15
DIED.

,EDwARDs.-op Monday, the i!th instant,
Mary Edwards. aged 10 ycars and ii days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are in
corner Of NJ, at 10 o'clock this Tuesday morning.
FOwLER,-0n the 18th instant. att O'Clock, a,
n. Mrs: RLizABErH N. FOWLER, in the SD year
The national Republican., 1868-12-15
loBPIoIAL.l
DEPARTMENT OF sTATE,l

DRPARrAgST OF STATR,l
WAsHIEdroS. December 10, 1855
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. George +. Seward, the
Consul General the United States at Shang.
hal, OF the death, on the 18th Of September,
1868, at that place, of GEAIdto DRMETRI, a
seaman belonging to the American ship Anna
Kimball.
The national Republican., 1868-12-15
TNITED STATES PATENT OPFICE.

ITNITEp STATES PATENT oPPICE,
On tho petltion of osSiR willis, 81 drssiey. SIS
srsatsa hm Sn aEo th hs dsy ST'SRslSR patent
Improvement 70 cement ~ Centrifugal Water Wheels
othee on the 2'd day Of February next. ANY peT
sop may oppose this extension. Objections, depo.
oniee twenty days before the dsy q hssSinsA 'H''
dsl5-w5W Commissiorsr al PStsni.
The national Republican., 1868-12-15
Pianos and Music.
CTEINwAY a SONS PIANOs.

We have disposed Of four Grand PIANOS Of
Steinway' make within one month,
and have Just received twp more. -
AlsS isys5l gPEtGnHiTs a1a Es5sS
which we offer for sale at catalogue
p.iees: p, We have also on hand well selected
Purchasing exelusively for cash, In connection
M MI.th small expenses, we think We can offer reli |
modating terms. aud request purehasers to give us
call. W. O. METZEROTT Il CO
Hamlin's Cabinet Organs. dei2.st
The national Republican., 1868-12-15

f~-NOTICE. - THE COMMITTEE
~ ON EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES
will be present at the Female Grammar school.
room Of the Second district, on Fifth street near
r. saturday norning next, the 10Th instant. at 0
for appointment as teachers in the public schools
W. J. MURTA0H, Chairman.
decl5-H tChronicle and Star j
The national Republican., 1868-12-15
Special Notices.

hH-I, o. o. F.-9RAND LODGE.-AN
~ Adjourned meeting will be held wEDNES-
DAY EVENING, 10th instant, at o'ciock.
declbN 2. II. SWEET, Or. Sec'y.
e~s T II E ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ tho Proyident Aid Society, Of the City OF
Washington, for the election Of ofeers and trans.
afition Of buslness, win be held At the Council
lhh instant, st7&p o'clock. Afull attendance is
requested. de'6.'d
NlB. "BOYs IN BLUE.,-Thcre Will
~ be meeting Of officers Of the 'Boys in
Blue, District Of Columbia, at the Union Lea que
Bqilding. Fourth noor,) THIS lTURsDAYj EVE.
MING. At O'Clock. Every ofncer 10 expected to
By order Of General Comm,ndl.g:
$50, ALLRN A. GRANT,
delo' Adjutaut General.
The national Republican., 1868-12-15
OPERA GL A q q Es.

y just rseeiysd, by steamer yilie de Paris, Ono
~ ' " q. aETzERoTT d CO.,
dssi2iW No. as Psnnsylyalis avenue.
The national Republican., 1868-12-15
FINANCIAL AND CoMMERoIAL.

WASHINGTON, ID. o., Dec. li.-Jay Cooke 4
90. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
The national Republican., 1868-12-15

f05eB INK II PTCY. .-PERsONs
oS tSs Wishing to avail themselyss Of the benefits
per cent; OF their indebedness, should make their
applications before the first day q January next
AHio5;Pey at Law and solieitorin Bsnkrupicy, city
haii. noy2I-dt
The national Republican., 1868-12-15

fye ADyICE TO YOUNG MEN
o. ABOUT TO MARRY, Y,-Rsssys for Young
nen, on the Errors, Abuses, and Diseases. incl
dent to Youth and Early Manhood, wilt The hu.
VIEW Of treatment and cure. sent by mali In
PP0WAkD ASSOCIATION, Box +. Philadeip6is,
IanaeyNanh sep2l-9m
The national Republican., 1868-12-15
NsC. F. CUAiMINs,

si7 SEVENTH STREET,
AN BOOT AND HOIIsE
where the public may always and WHAT THEY
WANT, and Of The BEST TMkNuFAcfuRR Ell
Second door South OF street and Northern Mnrks al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-06
The Port of Memphis.


The river has commenced rising. At
last accounts the Arkansas was coming
up. White river is stationary, with good
water.
The Welcome is the regular st. Louis
packet for this evening. Captain john
son is master.
The Countess is also advertised for
st. Louis this evening.
The May flower is up for Evansville at
FIVE this afternoon.
The Henry Ames and Louisiana will
leave at five for New Orleans
The Silver Moon is the Cincinnati
packet for this evening.
The Eau Claire is announced as for
Hatcbie river at FIVE.
The Natoma will leave for st. Francis
river this evening.
Steamboatmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the PUB
Lie LEDGER office, our arrangements
enabling US to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West We invite steam boatmen to
examine our styles of work and prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-06

cossrRvArIvE CONVENTION LAST
NIonr.-The Conservative delegates
elected to make county nominations, re-
assembled last night, TO nominate a clerk
Of the Municipal Court, aud district
officers.
NJ. ID. l.. Stewart, Esq, briefly ex-
planned the objects Of the meeting, after
which G. P. Foute, Esq, was chosen
Chairman, and the representatives
present OF the Conservative press were
requested TO act as Secretaries.
On motion Of Capt. NJ. L. Wadraven,
a committee Of three we're appointed on
credentials. The chair appointed Messrs.
M. E. Waldraven, L. J. Dupre and ].
II. Hartley.
The Committee soon aherward sub.
mitted a report, which was adopted.
Balloting being next in order, Messrs.
]. H. Hartley and NJ. B. Trezevant we're
appointed tellers.
For Clerk of the Municipal Court the
names Of Messrs. W. @. Mcclure, Capt.
Gilbert, G. N. Martin, Geo. G. Holmes,
d. G. Trader and A. j. Wheeler were
presented.
On the first ballot the vote stood
Mcclure, %; Gilbert, 10; Martin, o;
Holmes, 4; Trader, 8; Wheeler, 2.
The names of Messrs. Wheeler and
Martin we're dropped.
The second ballot resulted in the
nomination Of Mr.. Mcclure as follows
Mcclure, 30; Gilbert, l5 Wade, !. The
nomination was made unanimous.
For the vacancy in the Magistracy Of
the Fifth Civil District, caused by the
death Of Esq. ]. @. Creighton, there were
several candidates, Ed. Herman being
successful. The vote stood: Ed. Kier.
nan, IL; Warner, s; j. j. Butler, 4;
NJ. II. Reilly, 0. Mr.. Kiernan's nomi-
nation was made unanimous.
For the four other magistrates in the
Fifth Civil District Messrs. John Clancy
]. j. Butler, - Warner and Frank
Jacobs we're nominated.
Messrs T. o. Smith, j. II. Swami, T.
Flemming and F. G. Capers we're nomi-
mated Magistrates for the Fourteenth
Civil District.
Mr.. James Birmingham was nominate
for Constable in the Fifth Civil District.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-06


PoLIoE COMPLAINT Phillip COIN.
clerk at No 2s7 Front street, has com
planned to us that Col Beaumont, this
morning, required him, under penalty OF
being sent to jail, TO return ~ 90 TO a
negro to whom he yesterday sold pair
Of shoes, the negro, afer thS purchase,
concluding he did not want the goods.
Coin alss alleges that Beaumont de-
nounced him severely as swindler. II
the case is as stated, the Police Comnis-
soner has transcribed his authority.
We are unadvised as to the particulars,
but make the publication at Mr.. Coins
request, who feels much aggrisved at the
trar saction,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-06
General Market.
IurunIraIIr pnIcrs ]

lWHOLEsALk fkiCkS.I
Apples scarce, at 81 to 2 bbl.; Bran dull. at
SS7 90 to 50 90 p ton. Bacon eHsier; clear
sides, l594 to 16l<c; shoulders. 121< to l21<c I;
hams dull, Is to lsc. Bagging nominal, India
and machine jobbing at % TO 23c; hand loom,
l6 to zoe. Beeswax steady at SOC. Butter firm.
Ito 45c for choice Western. Corn scarce, 9Oc
10 81 90 on levee. Corn meal dull at 81 Is TO
4 80 = bbl. on arrival; 81 40 to 50 in store.
Cheese quiet; Western Reserve, l5lS to l6c f;
factory at Ee; English Dairy, II to is. Coal
oil dull, SO to 55c 2 gal. Cement dali;
Louisville, s. to 3 SO; Ro'edale. 81 to
4 so. Chickens active. at SIS 90 to Sc 90
y dozen. Eggs active. at 2oc . dozen. Flour
dull; 81 50 to Il 50 y Dbl. Grease quiet at to
Sc. Hides steady; flint IS to lsc dry saltod.
Is TO lie green sailed, 9 to Joe green. to Sc.
Hair &c. Hay dull. at Sl7Oo to Isl per ton.
Lard firm; tierce l6c; key. IS TO ltlzc in store.
Lime dull, 81 90 to 225 q Dbl. Molasses IN
changed. Toto zoe in bbls. Mackerel dull NO.
l, p Dbl. SIS 90 to 10 90; 2 hfbb 50 90 to so9;
y kit, g IS to $50. Nails unchanged. 20 rates.
Onions scarce, Si0R bbl. Oats duil ~ TO S5c.
Potatoes dull 50 so to $50 per barrel.
Pork active; mess pork SO 90 % q 90 per
Dbl. in store; bulk clear Haes, SO 70 ise;
shoulder. II ts IIJke: haas, ID to l31<e; rib
sides. Is[ to Is1le; rumP pork, 81 to 2 ' Dbl.
Powder, firm; S ? kSs. Rope. nominal; to
q, for machine. shot, s. Is to 50 = sack.
s,sr.h. ouisi. % Sc. Salt, uhchsnged ; do
nestle, s. 8 to 3 50 ' bbl- suEar. firm;
crushed ana powdered. ls to sc; coffee sueAa.
n 10 lss. West India and LouisiAnA. Il 20 lsc.
TaIler. steady At es. TurpontIne, quiet. 7oe.
Tsr. S. , dor. kegs. Tebacco. fancy work nat
sral leaf. 81 70 Is; bright pounds faney. 81 to
l 3; medium. sc 70 81; common. % 10 7sc
snokinE. hns ard fancy, 81 10 3; common.
IS 20 T5c. Whisky, nominal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-06
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
ADJUSTMENTS.

New MEMPHIS THEATER.- at.
tendance at the theater last night was
the largest of the week, nearly four hun.
dred ladies and gentlemen being present
from along the lines of the Memphis and
Charleston and Mississippi railroads.
Mile Leah, who has been i'll for several
evenings, reappeared last night in one
of her charming dances, to the delight OF
all who had seen her before. This
evening is set apart for manager Thomp'
sons benefit. Let every seat be filled,
and the manager who tolls year after
year for the public, be shown that his
efforts are appreciated.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-06
LOCALS IN BRIEF.

Police Court was uninteresting this
morning
One hundred special policemen are
to serve on election day to morrow.
Simon Rollins (colored) is under
arrest, charged with stealing hides.
Mr.. John L. Wilson, editor Of the
Chicago Euening Journal, is at the
Overton.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, the distin-
guished comedian, arrived yesterday
afternoon.
Two elegant front rooms, with board,
at ia Court street. Rates low. Refer.
ence required.
Mr.. Joseph A. Nevis is the Con-
servative candidate for Constable of the
Fifteenth District.
John Collins has been arrested
charged with stealing pump chain and
number of keys from Mr.. Yates.
AN opera glass and small sum of
money were stolen from Mr. o. F. Pres
colts residence, 81 Market street, yes
terday.
"A. Marie, under sentence of three
years in the penitentiary for killing
James Malatesta, has been released on
$4,000 bail.
Andy Jackson and Tom Rucker
(colored) were arrested yesterday after
noon for alleged larceny of copper pipe
from the steamer Natoma.
John Bogart (colored) stole $50 in
money and several articles from Mr.
Robinson's room. Esq. Gibson this
morning committed him in default Of
bail.
An overcoat, case of pocket in
struments and other property, the whole
valued at $500, were purloined from DR..
Lit. Bruce rooms, over Mercer x Tally's,
corner Main and Washington streete,
Wednesday night. JOSEF
"A soldier named James Norris was
caught in the attempt to break into a
gentleman's sleeping apartment last
night. He was this morning fined $50
in Police Court for trespass, and licked
up in default of payment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
0. 5. INTERNAL REVENUE Ii,IiI'' SALE
oolLrore.,s o,rlcr. srn Oman. r.rr :,

CoLLEoroR's 0pYIoH, srH Disr. Trxx1
MEnPHIs. March 8, 1s68.
ON THE ilrH INST, AT 10 O'CLOCK AM
" viii sell for cash. at No, q Howard row
tho following property, dsstralned and ieviei
q a the property ofc. II. Gilbert 4 Co. and O.
1lottling Machine;
10 utoss empty Bottles
a29 Empty Boxes
] Tabk;
Liquor casks with faucetsi
ecases Bourbon Whisky q don. bottles In
Ceases BOks's Bittsrs q dorsn bottles in
20 Cases SHEER, Wine u dozen bette. in
tc,ss. blackberry Wine tldOusn bottle. i.
i? Case, Port Wine
10. empty Liquor barrels;
Lot Iinware;
" Cases southern Bitter. q dozen to the
. satisfy warrant Issued Ny Rolfe s, sauu-
ders, Collector Internal Revenue, sth District
Tennessee, on the i2th ~ Nevember. issT
against O. n. Ebbert h Co.. for ,hsir fatal
States license. as Wholesale liquor deaisrs AZ
s42 Second street, for the year ending ths Ami
day Of May, 1868 aud as the property ~ M III
Ebbert for his United States tax on Ma watch
for the year ending tho first a1y az Nav. iSss
Said sale positive, unless the said parties nav
the amounts assessed against ttem. with All
penalties. interest and cost Of dsstraint and
sale. R0LFE s. SAUNDERs.
Collector Int, Rev., 9Th Dis. Tenn.
By JOHN MARTY. Deputy Collector 2.ta
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-06
U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE SALE.

CoLLEcroR's 0Fricr. srH DIsr. TEss.,(
MEMPHIS, March 4. 1888. !
ON THE 17rn INST, AT II O'CLOCK AM.
" 1 will sell at 357 Front street, the following
described goods:
q Gas Fixtures;
20 Pumps;
destrained and levied on under United States
warrant, issued TO me by Role s. Saunders,
Collector internal ne S1s District Ten
his United States income tax for the year
1865. and for his license as gas filter, at S57
Front street, for the year ending the first day
Of May, 1858. Said sale positive. unless said
destTaint and sale are paid.
R0LFE S. SAUNDERS,
Collector Int. Rev., sth Dist. Tenn.
BY John MARTIN. Deputy Collector. 2-td