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the week. he inquired who did, so tina
he might know whom be could hold re-
sponaible. Being informed who Mr.
Randolphs agents were In his absence
he retired.
The aflidavits Of the ladies' who wit,
messed Ryan's conduct at Mrs. Eddins
have been sent TO the civil and military
authorities at Montgomery. We presume
we viii know 10 short time how long the
citizens Of this community are to be in
suited and brow-beaten by this petty Off
cisl. II we fail TO get protection from
that quarter, We viii have 10 rely upon
ourselves for IT. ~ 500
We understand that Rv.n says he in
tends to arrest Mr.. Rar iolph i all haz-
ards. and when BIO does get hold Of him
he intends TO swing on to him. What
authority has he TO arrest Randolph, or
anybody else in this State, for any
breach, or any supposed breach of the
peace, without proper steps being taken
at the outset by the civil authorities2
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TnE wnEAr FAnnsR CosoKRr. IF the
sale Of reserved seat tickets may be re-
garded as any criterion. tho New Mem
phis, on the occasion Of the grand parting
concert Of Messrs. Wheat aud Farmer, in
aid Of the United Hebrew Relief Assoc
citation, to morrow night, will be crowded.
The following varied and attractive pro-
gramme has been arranged:
oyEnrunn-7" Hymn to joy"-cYeOrdIa Go
DvrT@ Holy Mother. guide hisiootsiep. -
Mis- JennIs kIse aud Mr.. Hsn,y Nwsihhan.
Soss- ''Serspalle, with violin oblisaio- Mrs.
keatin and Mr.. hollsnbetg:
FLurr SoLo-pot pourri from "Le Pardon do
Pimrmel Mr.. Farmer.
Piano Duoi "Qui Wyes- Challenge Galop-
Mesars. Wheat and Levy.
TAO Piano and two Flutes-Messsrs. Wheat,
Farmer and Tomlinscn.
The "Concordia Gesangyerein."
VIoIIs Solo; Selections from "Fsust,
soSa; sleep we'll, sweet ANGEL Hablemans
great Tenor-Mr. Henry Nathan.
PIANO SoIO-The pathetic Sonata" Grave.
Alleg,S asitato. AnoAnte. Rsndo Allegro
cr.phs scso @"LuiIaby, my Baby Dear. ;" with
PIAso Soil a." Sparkling Polka" b.
Polka Capriccieuse. souvenir OF Rest
PIANO AND FLuTE Duo-"Blsck Crook Med
iey,"-Messrs. Wheat and Farmer.
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TURNED UP.
The Mysterious Drowing Of william
Ryan ON the 10Th OF Last Month.
HIS Probable Murderer Recognized
by the wife Of the Deceased
and Arrested.

II will be remembered that between the
18th and l7lh Of last month, %m. Ryan,
who was living with his family on fat
boat at the foot Of Beal street, disap-
peared from home under the most mys-
terious and suspicious circumstances,
since which time nothing whatever has
been heard Of his whereabouts. Having
had skiff stolen, he followed the thief
some ten miles below the city, recovered
the skif, captured the thief, and
started home again. Arriving opposite
the city just as a severe wind storm was
coming up, when last seen he was in the
skif midstream struggling with the thief,
who to all appearances was endeavoring
to throw him into the river. The result
of the struggle was concealed by the
storm which followed, and when It had
passed over neither Ryan, the thief, or
the skiff were anywhere to be seen on the
surface of the river. Whether in the
encounter the skiAf had been capsized
and both parties drowned, or whether
the thief succeeded in reaching the
shore after consigning his captor to
watery, grave, was wrapped in pro-
found mystery. Ryan's family waited in
vain for his return, and finally 1t was
concluded that both parties had been
drowned. Thus matters stood up to last
evening, when negro, giving his name
as VIM. Miller, alias Hughes, was iden-
titled by Mrs. Ryan as the party last
seen in company with her husband, and
arrested by officers Sweat and Metcalf,
of the river police. On being charged with
the teft of the skiff and the subsequent
murder of Ryan, Miller stubbornly re-
fused to give any account of himself, and
was committed at the lower station to
await hearing 1t would seem that he
had emily arrived in the city on Saturday,
having been absent since the fifteenth.
Having at one time been employed by
Ryan, there can be but little doubt as to
the correctness of his Identification by
the wife of the deceased, and his guilt OF
the double crime with which he'll charged.
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The Military in Observation-Disclosures
Conduct Of an Officer.
Ernr, he Tueeaiaaoa Mnpitor l.

The Military in Tuscaloosa-Infamoui
Conduct Of an Officer.
| From the Tuscaloosa Monitor.l
Early on Monday morning, the 9th
ult., Lieut.. L 4. Ryan, in temporary
command of the Federal garrison at this
place, rushed up the stairs and into the
printing Office of the Monitor, with a
cooked pistol in his hand, followed by a
number of armed soldiers, inquiring for
Mr.. Randolph, and wanting to know il
he (Ryan) was to be published in the
paper as coward, at the same time ex-
aiming the copy, looking over the cases,
etc. Not finding Mr.. Randolph, or get
ting any very definite reply to his
inquiry, he retired. On his way to his
quarters he stopped at the banking house
of ]. II. Fits & Co., still inquiring for
Randolph; and at the Office of the Regis.
ter in Bankruptcy, farther down the
street, he threatened him.
That night between nine asd ten
o'clock, this same man moved mp to the
residence CT Mrs. Eddins, and, posting
his men around the premises, be burst
rapidly into the house and into the par
lor, where there were three ladies and an
aged, infirm man, without knocking or
ringing the bell, with pistol in his
hand, accompanied by several armed
soldiers, at charge bayonet, inquiring
for Mr.. Randolph. He was told by
Mrs. +. that Mr.. Randolph was not there.
Another lady inquired of him where was
his warrant To this Ryan made
no reply. he was then asked what su.
thority he had to arrest Mr.. Randolph.
To which he replied, that he NEEDED
no authority to arrest assassins." When
asked how he dared to burst rapidly into
the house of an unprotected lady with
out knocking or ringing the bell, he said
that would have been o signal for Ran
dolph to skedaddle." The other two
ladies, manifes,ing their indignation
at his conduct in q more pointed man
ner than Mrs. E., he abruptly told
them "as the lady Of the house did
not seem to be insulted, to shut up."
Therapeutic daughter Of Mrs. L. re-
marked to him that she lived there, and
that she felt herself grossly insulted by
his conduct" He told her to "swalloW
il, swallow IA he made no further
search Of the hoass, but left hastily,
going out backwards,
These ladies all concur in the state
meu,s tina, the bearing of Ryan, while
there, was more insulting, insolent and |
overbearing than that Of any other man
with whom they had bssa thrown in con-
lset
Early the next morning Tuesday, he
his visit 20 the printing Office
Of the Monitor with bis pistol in his
hand, under bis india-rubber cloak. ae-
b. two Of his armed soldiers,
inQuiring for Randolph and II be vas to
be Published as G coward By him. On
his being tod that Mr. r. vas not there
and did not have charge Of the paper Tor !
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MADAM LEIsE's soiree was unavoidably
postponed, but will certainly come of on
Wednesday evening next.

COMMITTEES MEETiSa COMMITTEES
composed Of the following named gentle
men will meet promptly at the Stillman
Hall tomorrow, August Is, at 5 pm,
when important business will be trans
acted. The following is a list of the
committee: Nv. Ramsey, Marland L.
Perkins, A. Fl. Douglas, W. L. Stewart,
]. d. Danbury. R. C. Church, N. B.
Winchester, F. w.. Register, Edward
Brennan, J. NJ. Flaherty, ]. D. Ruin,
A. E. FARMLAND, 81. d. Buckley, B. B.
waddsll. A. ]. Hays
By order of the Chairman,
j J. DUBOsr
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MEACHAM L. TREADWELL
l. A N ID /!

r WILL EXCHANGE MY FARM ON THE
north line of Pamela county, Mississippi,
for Memphis property, or for land 8 to miles
Of Memphis. It contains 967 acres, in an OBJ;
long square; fronts the main, old stage ro sid
miles from Como depot. and N miles west Of
Stratton's station. Miss. 4 Tenn. R. R.; five
hundred acres cleared, balance woodland is
susceptible of division into four tracts, glving
Of fence dividing the land into fields and wood
lots, etc. My object is to concentrate my prop
erty to . less number Of counties. If there is
more desirable neighborhood. do not know
county taxes are a fraction under 10 ceHts on
The 500. A diagram Of the tract can be seen
at Messrs. BROOKS & DENNIS, in Clark's
Marble Block, Main street, Memphis,
Gnrmantnwn. Tenn. Aug. 6. 1868. yII-%
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New BooKs.--We are indebted ia
Messrs Cowperthwait, Chapman q Co.,
Main street, for copy of Democracy
of the United States-What IL has done,
What il is doing, and what it will do"
just issued from the press Of d. Apple
ton & Co., New York, by Hon. Ransom
H. Gillet, ex-member of Congress from
that State. 1t is peculiarly book of the
times, for the times, and will be found
invaluable by the political student and
those engaged.in the work of political
instruction through the press and from
the stump. We would commend its pc
rusal to speakers especially.
Messrs. Cowperthwait, Chapman & Co.
are also receiving, as fast as issued from
the press, Appleton's cheap library edi-
ton of Dickens, elegantly bound in
cloth, and handsomely illustrated by
Cruikshank and others. The second
volume of the series, containing Mar
tin Chuzzlewit," Nicholas Nickleby"
and American Notes." has already
been received, and is handsome coun-
terpart of the first Messrs. G., c. & Co.
are constantly receiving large additions
to their stock, which already embraces
everything in the line of school books,
standard novels, the poets elegantly
bound, and large assortment of mis-
cellaneous works.
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JOHN RoBINsoN's GREAT Circus AND
MENAGERIE.-This monster exhibition,
embracing all the talent and attractions
of ten first class shows in one, is billed
for four days in this city, commencing
on the 26th instant The mammoth
tent will be pitched on the bluff, and two
grand performances given daily, com
mencing at two and eight o'clock pm.
A greater versatility or higher order of
talent has probably never been brought
together in the arena, and an exhibition
of no ordinary merit may be relied
upon. 1t is quite sufficient to mention
as among the leading features, the bare
back riding of Cordelia, the leaping of
George M. Kelly over fifteen horses, the
hurdle act of the colored boy Lewis, the
double somersault and four-horse act of
John Nelson, the somersault riding of
Master Frank, the franco and barrel act
of George Sloman, the posturing, aero
batic and contortion acts of W. II. Ash
ton and sons, the leaping and gymnastic
exercises of Boyd, Robinson, Homer
and Barker, and the inimitabe clown
ing of Robinson and Ludlow. These,
with other equally attractive features,
make up the bill.
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New style fall Prints received.
Ia a MENKEN BROS.

LosowoRrH's NATIVE WISEs-GoLDEs
wEDDNo, SPARKLING CArAwBA, STILL
CArAwBA, Erc.-The wines from the
Longworth vineyard and winehouse have
attained worldwide celebrity for their
excellence, and in purity, fruiiy flavor
and bouquet, they are surpassed by none
in the market, either native or foreign.
Sold by A. Vaccaro & Co. and Forster,
Kealhofer & Co. cod l60
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POCKET EDITION OF THE HOT
SPRINGS The Grent General Resf0-
rative fl tho only perfectly harmless
and sure remedy ever presented TO
the world for General Debility,
ChiIIs, Fevers, and all other diseases
incidental to the South. II is free
from any poisonous or noxfous
drugs, and pleasant to the taste. The
best physicians have analysed IL and
indorse 1t. For sale by all principal
druggists.
FORSTER, KEALHOFER Il CO.,
No. 200 Main street,
las General Agents.
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PAscHALL HOUSE DRAwIsG.-Certii-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had in
Memphis of Mr. E. s. Plummer, 2l2 Front
st; W. II. Passmore & Co., 260 Second ST.,
and at Geo. Patiison & Co.'S bookstore,
3l73 Main street. Circulars containing
full particulars furnished on application
to either of the above parties. l25eodt
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We learn that the present very efficient
Board of School Visitors have leased that
very desirable house and lot on the south
west corner of Court and Third streets
for the purpose of locating the City
Female High and Grammar Schools.
The building and grounds will be- put in
good order, and good fence put around
the premises, so that the building and
schools shall be credit to the city. In
connection with this, we would like to
draw attention to the advertisement of
those excellent and popular teachers,
Miss Jennie NJ. Higbee and Miss Juliette
R. Cairns, who propose opening private
schools in this said building, 18th Sep
TENDER next, and continue them until
the commencement of the city schools.
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Conjugal Love, and the Happiness Of
True Marriage.-Essays for young men. on
the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and create impediments TO
MARRIAGE. with sure means Of relief, Sent
In sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p.
Philadelphia. Pa. f7-IR
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ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.
Murphy's fluid wash blue, sold by the
pint, quart or gallon, at No. $50 Second
street -. l42
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Excess of floating debt over assets
now due city only-..........-.........S las,

But upon cancellation of the 10000
scrip above mentioned, the account
would show the assets TO exceed the La
bilities, say $l46,l50 62, or, in other
words, II the parties owing the city
would come forward and pay up the
amounts due, the city would be out OF
debt, as far as regards everything except
the bonded debt, aud have SAG, $50 81
cash in the treasury.
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CaARITLBLE-0n aud after Tuesday,
the 18th inst, Dr. Russell viii give his
professional services, four hours Of each
Tuesday and Friday, to the poor, Pre-
scripiions and medicines free OF charge.
Dispensary Nos. 40 aud ~ North Court
street. l46
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EVERYTHING in the feed line, at the low.
est market rates, at ]. Collins, 1876 and
1864 Poplar street. LAG
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DKxrrsrRE.-Dr.J. B. W,sson, dentist,
can always be found during Office hours
ct his new dental rooms, over bis whole
sale drug emporium, No. sls Main street,
and ready to wait on those who prefer
bis professional services lonly). 7
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HARD TIMEs.- Housekeepers look to
your interest. Dry cypress slabs for sale
at W. N. Eskin & Co.'s saw mill, shove
the jail, for one dollar (sl) per cord,
for one month. A
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LAUNDRY OFFICE, 40 Jefferson ct.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.

hlsBIsBIrPI AND TEHNEssxE RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart
New Orleans express, daily. 30OP.M. 300 pm.
Sardis accom'n, OK. Sunday, $50 An. $500 Pm.
Freight. north : Tuesday, r. MAfi
Thursday and Saturday,
south--Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday...--.--..- Ais Pm. 700 An.
MEMPHIS AND oHARLRsroN RAILROAD.
Through mail. daily......... 800 pm. 1910 Pm.
Through express. daily.....l0:40 pm. 1l:30 !. N.
Someryille &C. save Sunday s:25 AN. 500 pm.
Corinth ac., save Sunday. 600 AN.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express-............... 9:l5 An. 100 AM.
Night Express-...-......... 3:15 Pm. 400 pm,
Railroad time Is is minutes faster than city
time; Ticket office. No. 271f Main street. De-
pot. head Of Main street. 80 7''.-''
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FRESH Carolina shad and roe herring,
at ]. Devoto's, corner of Third and
Adams streets, $50
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Cry DIsPESsARY.-This public char
ity will be opened two hours daily, Sun
days excepted, on and after the 10th
inst, in the Exchange Building. Pre-
scriptions and medicines free of charge
for the poor. Dispensary hours from 10
to II o'clock.
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ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN MAsuFAcruRE.
Murphy's never failing yeast powder,
sold by the pound, at No. 800 Second
street. l43
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Lex Coin AIS, Porter and " HalEand-
HALF" at the Merchants, northeast
corner Of Main and Madison streets, ten
cents per giasA Ia
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ALEXANDER ERsKISE, M. d.
Dean of the Faculty Memphis Medical
College l42
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CHOICE BUTTER always ON hand
by Il. $. PIummer, gig Front street.
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Special Notices.

cough.-No Cure. No Pay. -FoRREsr's Ju-
MPKR Tar is warranted TO cure Cough. Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. rryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D. y. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street, Agent.
Price, IS cents a2-f
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Go TO Guest, fernando road, for sup
plies for your table. Good and cheap.
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NOTICES.

NTOTICE--HAvING BEEN APPOINTED
N Administratrix Of the estate of joseph
of the County Court Of Shelby county. Tenn,
slI persons indebted to said estate are notified
to come forward AND settle with me. and those
To present them, properly authenticated, with
in the time allowed by Law.
ms ADMINISTRATIVE.
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FOR SALE.
LOST.

r ,OsT-NEAR THE CATHoJIGgH URRGGga.
TACLFs. The finder will be Literally re;
warded BY leaving them at the Memphis and
Louisville Railroad Ticket Office 23I1S Nam
street. .-s--
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SEwrGG MACHINES repaired at No. 1853
Main street. WIZ
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THE RECORD Is PUBLISHED EVERY
Il Friday. at


and is an independent Democratic paper. IL
cirrulates widely In the counties OF Upton.
Lauderdaie, Haywood and Fayette. and i the
hest advertising medium. through which the
rnerrh ants Of Memphis may advertise for coun-
fry trade, TO be found IN West Tennessee.
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms.
Specimen copies furnished gratis 70 all who
~ SAM. p. ROSE.
yu-l5 C0vington. Team.
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THE FIRST BALE.
Washington County. Miss, First i'm
the Market.

Messrs Mhoon 4 Co., commission
merchants, 254 Front street, received,
this morning, the first bale of new cotton
of the season. The staple was grown on
the plantation Of E. P. Tyroe, at Leota
Landing, Washington county, Miss, and
thence shipped on the 18th to this
city, where it arrived yesterday. 1t was
stored in Tobin, Lynn & Co.'S ware
house, No. 81 Jefferson street, classed as
good middling, but up to noon to day
had not been sold. 1t will, of course,
bring fair price.
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PIrTsBuRo and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown a Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. lHIl-- rrI I
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cEOrEsr family supplies Of all kinds,
ct J. DsvOiO's, corner Of Third and
adams lso'
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HAYS Coal CoMPASY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 223 Madison at.
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stored in Tobin, Lynn & Co.'S ware
house, No. 81 Jefferson street, classed as
good middling, but up to noon to day
had not been sold. 1t will, of course
bring fair price.
The c Observation-Disclosures SATUR
DAY NIGHr.-The Central Club Of Shelby
was eloquently and fercibly addressed
Saturday evening by Gen. j. R. Chal-
mers, and the following business was dis
posed of: A resolution, indorsing the
nominations of the Brownsville District
Democratic Convention, was adopted.
Messrs. R. D. Baugh, P. M. Winters and
R. A. Thompson were appointed COM
mittee to devise ways and means in aid
of colored speakers to go among the
freedmen of the State. Messrs. Passmorc,
Scruggs and Chalmers were appointed q
committee to confer with Mr.. Montague,
who proposes to give a benefit at the
New Memphis Theater in aid of the club.
A resolution for grand mass meeting
of the Democracy in September, and in.
viting the attendance of Geo. H. Pendle-
ton, Dan. Voorhees,, Joshua Hill, Alex.
Fl. Stephens, Frank P. Blair, Howell
Cobb, T. A. Hendricks, and other dis
tinguished politicians, was adopted. A
committee of two was appointed to ex-
tend invitations to these gentlemen.
At a meeting of the Democratic Club
of Greenwood, Saturday night, the nomi-
nations of the Brownsville Convention
were enthusiastically ratified, and the
following committees of the Club ap'
pointed Executive Committee-Philip
Tuggle (Chairman), A. A. Burleson, ).
Y. Cummins, II. Clay King, W. G.
Hogan. On Enrollment-W. F. Kim
ball (Chairman), J. W. Quonitchette,
Henry Clements. John Rodgers, Fred.
.Goebel. On Badges, Banners and Pro-
cessions-J. Il. Taylor (Chairman), c.
S. Collins, C. W. Montana, Noah Partee,
Lucas Clapp.
The nominations at Brownsville were
also unanimously ratified at a meeting
of the Ninth Ward Club, and at meet
ing of the Democracy at the Point, FIVE
miles north of the city.
NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN RAIL
WAY REoPEsED.--We take pleasure in
announcing the reopening of this popu-
lar route to Nashville. and fesl sure that
all visitors to our State capital will ap-
preciste the following most excellent and
convenient timetable: Leave Memphis,
via Memphis and Ohio railroad, at I pm;
arrive at Nashville at GAS am. Return
ing, leave Nashville at 5:l5 pm; arrive
at Memphis at 9l5 am.--just the hours
to suit business or pleasure. Elegant
new coaches, polite and experienced off,
Gals, sure connections, besides being
twenty. nina miles shortest, makes this
by far the most desirable route.
d. B. CLIFFE, Receiver.
f. S. RICHARDS, Gen. Sup't. |
l42 ]. D. MASKT, Gen. FIR. Ag'L |
DExrrsrRr.-Dr.J J. B. wilson, dentist,
can always be found during Office hours
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Total flostins liabilities. .....-.sl.iiO.n7
AvAILABLE FLOATING DEBT.

Amount due from Ledger balances,
being amounts due city. In part.
for Nicelson pavement, and now .sri
due 10 tho city from respective
property holders and balance
from sundry parties...............-.S zoo. sol ~
Taxes due for present and past as
smsments ,affer deducting amount
ceIsd..... :. ~~ 1885 %
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AIexandre,s Kid Gloves reaaeed g
81 ss. lIfl MENHEN bros
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Considered by those who have used them 70 be
the best in America. They can with pleasure
refer TO numerous persons in the city who have
them 10 use.
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Upton WEEKLY RECORD.

SAM. p. ROSE. Editor and Propri'r.
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