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NEW YORK.

New YORK, October T6.-Fhe World
says: "Tha Democratic party evidently
has been Injured by the asPersions cast
upon it through the IndiseEeet letter Of
Blair to Broadhesd, which has been sue
cessfully used by the Republicans. 1t Is
simple justice that the party should be
cleared of these aspeTsions, and the party,
as a body, has no other Means Of clearing
Itself of the jmputation than by futile
contradictions in its public journals; but
there are individuals who can extingnish
the calumny in a moment and silence it
forever, and this should be done II we are
to win the election. Thisis q plain time
for plain talk, and we hope we have
spoken intelligibly enough for those
whom it most CONCERTS 20 take our
meaning"
Tbe Herald says it has been decided
TO withdraw Seymour and Blair and give
the nominations to Chase and John
Quincy Adams. Belmont and ether mem
Hbsrs of the National Democratic COM
mittee, it says, will meet Seymour at
Utica, to-day.
All the Washington specials this morn
ing state that there Is q movement on
foot TO withdraw Seymour and Bisir, and
place Chase and Adsms, or Franklin, In
nomination by the Democrats.
A Valparaiso letter OF September 10Th
states that great fesr prevails that s dis
astrous earthquake, ike that of August
last, Is about Ia revisit Chill Ss the same
circumstances that preceded the terrible
calamity in Ecuador have bsen observed
for several days. The people OF Vaipa-
raise have, IN consequence, voted Tor 3
patron Saint aud elected the Savior.
a Lima, Peru, letter Of September 2Ssh,
says that shocks OF earthquakes are still
felt in ATiqutDa and Aseea, bat q elti-
zens are SO thoroughly ruined further in-
jury can't De inflicted.
An occurrence Of the yellow fever was
apprehsnded ST Lima and Gallo, and
strict sanitary measures have been IL
troduced.
Balte has issued q proclamation par
50niug all the officers whom Canzaco had
5snishsd, returning them to their rank,
suj giving them their back pay. This
includes Prsdo, the deposed President,
@no has been eXiled in Chilli since the
surrender Of the garrison Of Humati.
There is nothing new from the seat OF
war.
Both Wormald and O'Baldwin were
arrested this am. q they were about
leaving for Rsckeris Island, to engage in
their contemplated prize fight.
Three hundred thousand in gold was
awarded to-day by the Assistant Treas
urer at 49, IS IG0@57. 100. There were
bids for ever three million.
Government stocks tO-Gsy were very
active and buoysat with aa advance OF
one psr cent. throughout the whole list.
The Commercial reported to-day that
Seymour sent 8 letter Of d~eclinRtiOn to
Belmont.
The Democrat Gays Gov. Seymour has
written q letter placing himself Ia the
hands OF the National Committee.
The Congressional Committee continued
their Investigations into whisky frauds
to-day. Several witnesses examined F.;
Buckley still contumacious and negleets
to produce any papers OF give any ins
formation.
The bail of McHenry, accused Of per-
jury in the Rollins conspiracy case, hiss
been raised TO 5000 to secure his re-
appearance.
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MoRE FIGURES FROM THE BUREAU
OF sTATISTICS.

The rates OF taxation in the United
States in the years 1860 and 1883 viii be
given in an Interesting table, now In
course OF preparation by the Bureau OF
Statistics At Washington. The exact
figures, supported by documentary proof
and going into minute details, will ap-
pear in the tables when published. The
rough estimates are as follows In 1850.
the Federal tax paid by the people Of
tle United States, was S56. OO0, 900; the
Safe tax, S24 600, 600, and county, town,
special, and ether taxes, s54 000, 900
msking a total Of $4,000. 900, or about
"a 81 for esch individual. In 1858, the
amount OF Federal tax was $500. 100000 Z;
State tax, s75,0O0,000, aud the county,
tswn, special, and other taxes, SZ76, 0Oe, :
e00-making q total Of 1851 200, 600, ors23
fJr each person ia the United States.
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AYD RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS, October &c -Arrived-City
OF Cairo aud McGnI. Daparted-Belle
Memphis, Mississippi andPauline Carroll.
No change il river.
LOUISVILLE, October 16.-Departed-
Silver Moon and Minnie. Arrived
Argonaut. The river is falling slowly,
with four feet of water in the canal. The
weather is wet.
CTNCINNATI, October 16.-Arriyed-
Aiaek.
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By Telegraph.
THE TICKET.
Nc Change In tins Democratic
Ticket.
Seymour and Blair for Pres
iGeDa.

WASHINGTON, October I6.-The fol-
loving IS In answer 20 a dispatch from
this city asking whether a proposition
for a change ia the Democratic Presi-
Dental candidate was prompted by the
Democracy Of New York:
NEW YoRK, October Is.
To Jonah j. Hoover, Esq, Washington
No authority or possibility 80 change
front. Ali friends consider &c totally i'm
practicable, and equivalent to d~isbsnding
cur forces. We IL New York are Tot
panic stricken.
lsizneaI s TILDEN.
AUGUST BELMONT.
AUGUST Hell
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, October 16.-The State
Central Executive Club unanimously
adopted q resolution presented by Wade
Hampton, indorsiUg the letter to Rose
Grams. The sense Of the Club is decided
" in favor Of qualified negro suffrage.
An address to the people viii doubtless
De Issued Ia q few DAYS,
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VAS EaENGT1N.

WASHINGTON, o 'to5sr 16.-Oaly four
Senators and eleven Representatives
we're present to day. The officer OF
each branch Of Congress has announced
an adjournment until November 10sh.
Gen. Hooker has been plseea On the
ro'irad list, with fun rank Of MsjoY-
General.
SIR. voorhees, has ~telegrsphed hither
taa5 he Is elected to Congress by 100 ma-
jority, and Mr.. Hendricks defeated for
Governor of Indiana by probably 1900
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

WORCESTER, October 16.-Ths Demo-
Gratis ofthe Eighth Congressional District
yesterday nominated Henry II. Stevens
for Congress.
The bodies of five Of the men who were
buried in the central shaft OF the Hoosaie
tunnel were recovered Yesterday.
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s,E. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, October 16.-Gen. Blair
arrived here st noon and denies thst ne
has resigned, bat says he has written q
letter expressing q willingness TO with
draw should it be considered essential to
the success Of the party for him to do 80.
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THE WEEKLY Pamela STAR

rs PUBLISHED IN A SECTION OF COUN-
L try entirely fributaIy t@Memphis. and has
a circulation unsurpassed by aRy other me
dium of thatktnd IN North Mississippf. Mer.
chants and business men ge1efelly VIII hnd II
to their advartsge TO advertise in the<SrAR,
Address PAMELA STAR,
oS Panola. kiss.z
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 16.-Furtber
official returns to-day confirm the sue
GERS Of the Republican State ticket by 9
msjsrity Of about 1000.
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FUNERAL EoTIoE.

WooDWARD-The friends and acqusintan-
ces OF Achilles and Julia Woodward, are In
ylted 70 attend the funeral OF their daughter.
sALUDA, aged ten years, seven months and two
days, this afternoon at 81 o'clock, from theft
reyidencs, No. los Washington street. Service
by ReV. DR.. White.
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Se.9nS DtssT1ct-I CLEREyESOE, Of Rgoz.
T7Hrd DtsiIct-E Il. JAAES Of Hduilt0H.
FAlrh District-A. 4. STEELE Of MGrshdH
I'm DtSfuct-E @ CAHlLL,g DdUldSgE.
SsZsh Disfz4d- WALLER, Of Wdygle.
S~veafh Dlstlcf-H.J TURNER Or LGUdsrdGs,
Eghth DDtgIct-E. r. VAUGHN, Of HoglrOOd.
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spring 29Sc higher. Corn s5dsS. Oafs Ga55.
Pork sl 50. Bacon, clear sides 16M9ITz shoal-
ders lSAalSz; hams 1890. Lard ta9Dk.
Whisky 81 27@I %.
ForeIga Markets.
LONDON, October Is.-Consols efz; 520'z
.73Z.
PARIS, October I6 -Rentes coz &c.
LIVERPOOL October l6.-Cotten quiet and
sieldy; sales Ie,00; middling uplsDds l0H;
Orleans lid. Sales of the week $4,000 bales;
whereof 1900 bales were for sxport and IL 900
for speculation stock on hand 40T 900; Ameri-
can 5000; at sea 10000, American 7Oe0.
FRANKFORT, October 10 -Bonds active, TE4.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
RATES oF ADVERTISING.

F,o,a,nf advertisements hdufng The nun OF TIE
paper, first insertion 81; eoca subsequent tts@
Ton 50 cents per Square.
Advertisements IN Won't or hefat ctoISat Az ce'
per line each insertion
Monthly advertisements, y jeT JTa ana - :"
each addii9ndl square.
zGrerfisemeHts fas71ed tHsTTeS't oeo.
a. nelC each Insertion. -
APPEAL tril be charged oae-SlI1h GddEloaGL
xJ,.ri@e-nerfs fnfrted IN he WEEKLY VIZ Dc
charged hdgof DAILY rates.
IS cents Der line each subsequent enssFuoR.
40 svrnsfenf advertisements, not from regular al
v,-hsers. MUST BE PAID FOR IN ADyASCE
4 Sotare Is ne space occupied By egia lanes o.
sold nonpdTeL
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mARKErs
View York Harkes.

New York Markek-
INV YORK, October I6.-Cotton firm sales
2s9 bales; nPlsads 25%@25< supernns hour
y 009T. whisky 81 25@I "a. Rlce firm. Cof
lee unchanged Island Sugar ltdi21$. Molas-
ses dull. Wheat l92c better. Corn 81 Hal u.s.
Dry ods-PTtn reduced to I2h Augusta.
yard wide, brown sheetings IA; 0Snaburgs
Pcenix l69l7H; Mlliedgevihe %; Americana
stripes HAS; DeniUs is; PspperflI corset
jeans l5M; Cotton dannds I9.
Money active and stea4y; call loans 7; Ser
ling SAa9% Gold J79S7L. DID Tennessee 7O55
@72; new 78<. -
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, October 10 Sales of Tobacco
light; s. 50gI3 IS iugs to medium leaf. Cotton
23%- C,rn, new 50@60; oil 9S9s1. Wheat 81 S.
@2O5. Oats 50955. Rye 81 81. Supernpe four
s. 25a65O. Mess pork S3,8st so. Lard Iesz@S9.
Bacon, shoulders lS75al3l clear rib sides, T6H
@I6I; clear sides lI4@17%i hams lS@M.
WHISKY, raw and free, $50.
Cincinnati Market.
. C~INcINEATI. October lR.-Fanaily -four SIS
as. Wheat 81 ~. Corn Gaes. Oats 5a6ge.
Cotton lower, a. whisky 81 BAL q. Pork
so IS Bulk meats tl<9lL Bacon. Shoulders
Il; sides I549lz. Lad Is6. Butter &agO.
Eggs %.
81. Lou MRrkea.
ST. LOUIS, octobersl6-Tobscco nomiuagly
over, supeihne Flcpr q. o7@6@. Wheat,
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removal.

nNLEY q DUvAL have removed their law
oGhcs to the Southwest Corner OF Monroe
End Second streets. Oci5 fm~
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ELECTORAL TICKEr.

EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTINCT.
For OoHSTsss-----JGHE W.
For EeSor..---.-E ~. ~. VAUGHAN.
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TENNESSEE.

M Prendsza-----HORATIO sEYEOUR.
FOR Ptos. Fresfdeaf--FRa NK =.
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TAILORs.

The best and ha6dsonast ever brought to this
msrkea. Our lriendsAn the pnbljc will please.
accept our tsanks for the hRes4k patrDnaee'
heretofore bestowed upon us. Hoping TO merit
a c~ontsauance Of the same in thefetuTe, we IN
vite them all 70 csIl and examins our stock.
We have en- gagged the services % Major J. II.
RDDIoK, formerly OF ]. III. Naggener & Co.'S,
and he VIII be pleased to see and wait on his
numerous fIiends. sepl6Sm
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FOB THE STATE AT LARGE.
EMERSON ErHERIDGE, of Weakley.
EDHUED COOPER, Of Bedford.
ToR THE
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TRANSPORTATION
MEhPEiS & ARKANSAS RIVER
- -
Packet COuaPa'y.
NOTICE e:

IS hereby given thatsn organization hes been
L effected under q charter granted by the Leg
islature Of Tennessee, November Il. 1886, en-
and Arkansas River Packet Corapany,1
JOHN u. ADAMS,
]. N. TEBBETrS,
NJ LAWSON, Directors.
r. L. HAINES,
HARRISON BLASDEL,b
and Arkansas River U. 3. Mail Packet Compa-
~, Is merged In the chartered company.
JOHN o. ADAMS, President.
]. II. TEBRErrs, Secretary.
Rs- The following boat will each make a trim
a week until the new boats of the Company,
now being auilt, are finished leaving MEM
PHI3 as Heretofore, on MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, at 8 O'Clock pm;
Thursday, srer w. a. caldwell, Raines
Master.
Monday, steamer ozark, Rowland, Mas
ter.
Connecting at Little Rock with the steamers
Van buren,, Fort Smith and American. for an
points above. as high as Fort Gibson.
From the LIST to tho 10th of November the
new boats will be finished, and the Compapy
will then run four boats from MemphEtnrouph
10 Fort smith, giving direct onimunfcation
with all poiHts on the river, the ArkansasrfveF
now being 70 good nsvigsbls condition. PAS
sengers and freignt are put through to all points
on the river without delay, and at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point ON
the Arkansas river from North or Est Of MemSd
phis, should have their goods consigned ~
JNO. ID. ADAMS Memphis. Merchandise
from New Orleans mould be consigned
TO W. W.JOHFSOS, Nhpoleoa, NIX
JSo. d. ADAMS, President.
7. A.KENDIG, Agent,
sep26 S4 FronsEsreet, Masby Block.
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GEORGE ]. srUBBLEFIEID, Chairman.

DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE OF TEN
NESSEE.
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GEOAGE y. LbhAAEAEED OAaAAA4AH
Fru DistreT p BOLTZINGER, Of Greene.
Heagld Distic-L HILLLAA6. Of AH01lNe.
Third DtsfIct-E A.JAMES Of Chattanooga.
Fourta Dlzflct-JH THOMPSON, Of SheIbyJille.
NM DistrIct-K n BROFN. l. P JONES, l.
r. BEACH Il. ROBERTS aud JiNES Z.
DUNLAP Of NGshUlle.
sizh DiStricf-D. B. 4 Of JohngOE lie.
Neneufh LiSt1ct-H.E CUMNINS q Per-
Esohh Distriet-k. D. L. T EART Of Sc ais
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CoRREsPoNDENCE.

G7Tsrsoadeaes, on Public EUeHts, solicited rom
cs7E part Of the UIited StGtes.
ALNSLIE. KEATLEG 4 co.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
K

sIruEDAY mOREIEG. OCr. IL. 1865.
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DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES FOR VEST

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES FOR VEST
TENNESSEE.
FOB EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIC
T. SCRUGGS, Shelby County.
DR.. DANIEL z WARREN, F0Hche G,auy.
y. " McCURLEF, HurfsR0R CJHty.
j. ". PACE McNdiry County.
BROLhS. Madison County.
JANIS p WOOD, HdylCoOd County.
D. C. L LIGHTER, Upton County.
FOR SHELBY COUNTY.
FTLLTARR. HUNT JESSE ". PACE, Jr,
ROBERT GOOD. 4. SEESSEL,
Il. WOODWARD, " s BRUCE
PACL CICALLA.
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Louisville Market.

ST. LOUIS, Octobersl6.-Tobscco nomiuayly
over, Supeinne flcur q. 57@6@. Wheat,
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NEW ADvERTxsEm'NTs

WFhave movsd into cur new aud eapacioas
w StOreh0use las per card al ovel, where we
have on hand, and intend keeping CD, one of
the LARGEST STOCKS OF GROCERIES ever
offered in this market. our stock is well as
sortedand carefully laid, comprising in part
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The Port of Memphis.

The river continues to rise at this
point slowly. All fears of freshet in
the lower streams have been dissipated.
The Marble City, Capt Dan. Conway,
leaves for Cairo and st. Louis at FIVE.
Henry e. Oorbyn and Lii. Penny are her
clerks. ISL.
The Des Arc, Captain John d. Elliott,
W. II. Miller, Cad. Hanks and MattI
Glass, clerks, will leave this evening al
the usual hour for Vicksburg and the
bends. a~ ~ .''P . i'nH @lAa.'. ~"
For White river this evening, the
steamer Commercial is advertised. On
the roof will be found Captain W. j.
Ashford in the Office Messrs. Charles
and John Smitber hold sway. "a
The Governor Allen will leave for
Vicksburg and New Orleans this even
ing at o'clock W. B. Richardson ia
command, T.. ]. Hall in charge of office.
The Silver Moon, Captain Ben Mer-
rilees, j. L. Carter, Clerk, will leave for
Louisville and Cincinnati this evening.
The Molle Hamoleton will start for
Helena and the St. Francis river this
afternoon at the usual hour. Captain T.
R. Bowman is in command; Sam Paine,
7. B. She'll and W. H. Clark, Clerks.
Steamboatmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the Pun
LILO 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.
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Our OPINION ON SEWING MACHINES.
Being conversant with all the machines
ofany note and in use, we hesitate notin
giving our decision in favor Of the i'm
proved Wheeler d Wilson machine, as
far superior to other machines in use.
The agents sale rooms for these machines
is 256 Second street. eoar'ni AZ
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COST COST COsT,--The large and
splendid stock ofBOOTs, SHOES and
HATS--One of the finest I'm the south
ito be closed out at LESS THAN
EASTERN COST, FOR CASH. al
tt. HANDLAN a. CO.,
Z 2z9 Main street.
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ELEGANT silk saques. L. Kremer,l

The ACNE BARBER SHOP has been re-
moved next door to the old stand, cor.
ner of Court and Main streets, in Bethel
block, prices being reduced to 10 cents
for shave, rs cents for haircutting, and
25 cents for shampooing. Call and see
me. [lS-st-t] A. MOTLEY, Agent.
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\ MISSISSIPPI AND TkxsEssKx RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. 225 Pm. 4:l5 pm.
Sardis accom- n, ex. Sunday. WV An. IsO Pm.
Freight, North. Monday, i.un ot.f. III
Tuesday and Friday.
South, Tuesday. Thursday
end Saturday...-....-... 3;25 Pm. $50 An.
II MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAfLRoAD. q
Through mail. daily..."..". 900 Pm. 12:45 Pm.
Through express. daily..-l0;i5 Pm. 500 Pm.
someryills &C. save Sunday 1884. s;oo Pm.
Corinth ac., cave Sunday, 6s0t M.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time. l
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot. af
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express-............... y:l6 An. 1:O0 AN.
Night Express................. 3:l6 Pm. 4:00 Pm.
time. Ticket Office, No. 2s7lf Main street. De-
pot. head Of Main street.
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PorAroEs. -One hundred barrels
choice Peachblow potatoes for sale.
DICKSON CUSsISGHAM Il Co.,
II ftii D ~ Z Howard row.
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REAL and lama lace points, q large
stock at moderate prices, at L. Kremer's.
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3 In the Avalanche contempt cases,
this morning, Mr.. Yerger continued his
argument in behalf of Col. Galloway
and Mr. Campbell, and was followed by
Mr.. Griffin, for the prosecution, who
spoke up to the hour of adjournment, and
signifed his intention of continuing his
argument tomorrow. During the speak
ing of the latter gentleman the white
men present gradually deserted the court
room, and their places were taken by
negroes, ...--.
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OPENING day at L. Kremer's will be OF
interest to the ladies; as they will see
there the latest fashions for the coming
season. Some of the most elegant goods
have been imported by this house, and
we are assured that they will sell them OF
most reasonable prices, to suit the pres
ent hard times. We are satisfied our
lady friends will patronize this house of
established reputation.
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SMOKY CHIMsEYs.-No cure, no pay
If you want your smoky chimneys cured,
leave your orders at s. David's, 48 Mon
roe street. rs
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ExouRsIoNIsrs for New Orleans by the
mammoth low-pressure steamer Rich
moud, will please send in their names by
Tuesday evening, the Oath inst, to s. Fl.
Shock, agent, 0verton Hotel Sl8
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TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP-A RED AND WHITE SPOT
ted COW, which the owner can get by pro-
wing property and paving CHARGES.
WINS T. A. ALEXANDER.
IL 4miles out, near Hernando road.
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FoR leaf tobacco call on E. P. Bates
& Co., No. 276 Front street. Is
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HAYS Coal CoMPAsY.-Best Pitts
burg coal, wholesale and retail. We
weigh on the city scales. No. 2S7 Main
street. 7
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NJ. WOLF & Co. are in possession Of 9
large assortment of new style calicos,
bleached and brown domestios, etc. 7
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Cotton Market.

rcl1s1 r. rs General Market. ,1a
tf wHoLEsALg PRIoEs.l
COFFEE-Rio, 2562Sc.: Java, 42a45c.
PORK-Mess. $25 50926 90: Rump, $40 O09
20 90 Prime, $40 O0@2l 90.
NJ l5c; Shoulders. l515si4c.; Hams. is54S
FLOUR : superfne, So 5O@10 90: Extra.
81 50@l2 50; Double Extra, SIS 50SH 90 /;
C0RN-white, 90 q Csc; Yellow. eO995c.
0ATS-per bush. $4,000.
SUGAR-Fair Louisiana, 151S9l8c choice
Louisiana, l7dl71<c; Clarified Louisiana. I89
lSkc Crushed and Powdered, 191z e20c.
NAILS-Per keg 81.
LARD-Keg, l71<@lsc.; Tierces, l6@16lSc.
P0TAT0ES-Planting, s. 25@5 50; eating.
81 T5@5 20. I-..g1'
CHERsE-FactOry, l71l@lsc.; English Dairy.
CORN MEAL Plain. 81 25@4 50, kiln
dried "a 75S5 O0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-24

The NEW JAIL.--The Board Of County
Commissioners this morning voted an
appropriation of $65, 900 in county war
rants to Mr.. J. J. Powers, as payment in
full of all claims of that gentleman for
work upon the new jail After much
discussion the vote was put and carried
by four for to one against the appropria-
ton. Mr.. Merriman cast the only vote
against the settlement, and remarked
that he would enter his protest against
the action of the Board in writing. His
claim having been thus adjusted, Mr..
Powers will at once deliver the Jail to
Sheriff Curry, who will forthwith take
possession, -oEA-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-24

New Marriage Guide.-An Essay for Young
Men. on Physiological Errors. Abuses and Dis
eases incident to Youth and Early Manhood.
which create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed letter
envelopes FREQ Of charge. Address. DR.. ].
sKILLIN HoUGHToN. Howard Association,
Philadelphia Pa l3l-vIl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-24

srocE, srOcK.-NOthinE to do. IL you
wish to bay or sell stock, bat 10 20 to
the Arcade every day at 10 O'Clock,
where you can have justice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-24

( CoAL.-Bigly, Mellersh 4 Co., dealers
in Pittsburg and Kentucky coal, 20 South
Court street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-24
BOARDING.

nOAR DIKG.-FIRsT-CLASS BOARD
II and Lodgng can be had at "a Mulberry
street. 1.-THE old Harvey Housel. Owing to the
strineency Of the times. the rates are reduced
Board and Lodging. per month. .....-.-.''.S2s %
per week ,,,,.....--.
Day Board, 49,. w
ies rA'A''' - MRS. v. LEsLIK.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-24

FITr HuEBRED cords best ash wood,
retail price, Sc delivered. TSo hundred
cords mixed hard wood, s. delivered
BIoLEr, MELLERsH d Co,
IL Is South Court