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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-14

Y. NJ. l. d. cLuB OF MrMrms.--Ths
members Of the Young Mems Iudepsn-
dent Democratic Club Of Memphis will
meet in the stillman Hall at eight o'clock
Wednesday evening.
BY direction Of the President.
r. NJ. McKIE, Recording Sec'y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-14

MISSISSIPPI AND TKssEssEE RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
Now Orleans express. daily. 2i0 Pm. f:lb Pm.
Sardis accom- n, ex. Sunday, $3.50 AN. $3.50 pm.
Freight. north = Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday,
south-Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday............... 1886 pm. 600 AN.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail. daily........... 600 pm. l2d0 M
Through express daily...... 1910 pm. ll:s0 pm.
Someryille nc. save Sunday s;25 AN. 800 pm.
Corinih ac., save Sunday. 600 N.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
pay Lxpress-.............. elb AN. 100 AN.
Might Express. 3l5 pm. 400 Pm.
time. Ticket office. No. 2S7lk Main street. De-
pot. head Of Main street. -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-14

LoYGwoRTH' NATIVE WISEs-GoLDEN
WEDDING, SPARKLING CATAwBA, STILL
CATAwBA, 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 Il Co. cod l60
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-14

CoScoRDIi GARDFS.-Ano,her grand
soiree is announced to come of at this
favorite suburban resort Wednesday
night. Music, dancing and Refreshments
will be the order Of the evening. III
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R USSE LIS !
DISpENSARY, INFIRMARY
DRUG 8 TORE,
~ an ,rx ru
Nos. 40 and A. North Court st.

DR. RUSSELL'S DISPENSARY AND IN
~ Urinary, the largest and Oldest institution
of the kind in the Southwest. established in
1859, pleasantly located Mt Nos. 40 and AZ north
side Of Court Square, Memphis. Tenn, is open
for the reception Of patients desiring treatment
same. Patients also treated ut tho office or by
letter, II desired.
DR.. RUSSELL is acknowledged by all par
ties interested as by far the
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-A SAND BARoF 1S ACRES
j Of land, containing sand Of all grades and
river bridge, accessible by land and water. APP
NV 10 T. GRAVES,
AZ Memphis Cotton Press. No. 1Si Madison
street. IL
EOK SALE.-I OFFER FOR SALE THREE
IT lots of the finest business pronerty 10 the
city. For particulars. apply TO THOMAS II.
COOKE. 279ll Main street. IlS
NOR SALE.-BEAUTIFUL LOTS, FOR
i gardening or building. from one TO ten
acres. will be sold, leased or rented very low.
Perfect titles. W. A. WHEATLEY, Col!ec.
Tor, corner Main and South Court sts., Bethel
Block N-l2
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HEREASDo ROAD PEOPLE, LOOKS.
NJ Guest, Hernando road, has fine
stock of family groceries. Save time
by purchasing there. II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-14

r osT~cERTIFTcATE 10. 70 FOR TWEEN
Nv Shares Of Stock (S500) in the Memnhis
and Charleston Railroad, dated May %. 1854.
This is 10 notify the said Railroad Company.
and all whom Il may concern, that will apply
~ my NEWTON FORD.
Tennessee los l23 ;
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-14

DR.. HEwITr has returned and can be
found at his Office, as usual, No. 81
Adams street, aud residence, 237 Ala
bama street. III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-14

A CLEAN SHAVE for l5c. at Il e Edo
RADIO, As Jefferson street. ia
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CAsH.-Persons wishing to dispose of
diamonds and watches, can call on NJ
Pump, No. ca Jefferson street. liz
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New Hats-a new style nj Leidy q
Co.'s, Hatters. opposite Court square.
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OWNER wAxTED-FOra sum Of money,
found on Union avenue. Apply to i.
V. O'Brieu, grocer, or C. Jacks n, drug
eisi, CeE:rAl Point. ll4'
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
ct thia Office. I
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WHITE MUsoUIro BARS, at IS cent:
each, at 233 Main street,
l03 + RICE IL EgGEL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-14

Our styles are the latest, and stock
the neatest i'm the city. Leidy q Co.,
Hatters, opposite Court Square. III
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MEETING OF lsRAELITES-A meeting
Of all Israeliles of the city Of Memphis
and vicinity. irrespective of party, will
be held at the Memphis Club Hall, on
Wednesday sevening next, at half-past
seven O'Clock. for the purpose Of cons;d-
ering the merits of General Ulysses s.
Grants order No. IL. ia
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Spicer 4 Sharpe.
aos MAIN STREET,
pRovINE BLOCK.

EREsH ARRIVALS
Mess Beef, for family use; Mess Pork,
small clear, for family use;
StonewaII and Harrison Flour, fresh
IOt---ps-Price Reduced !-csa
Whitaker Hams; Davis breakfast
Bacon; Davis Star Reef;
Teas, Teas. Tcas---trie choicest kinds,
Green and Black;
FRESH CRACK ERS;
Choice Cream Cheese, also Young
America and Pineapple Cheese;
>Dessicated Cocoanuf, for pies and
puddings. Try it!
Brandy. for medicinal purposes; we
have the very finest, pure
French Brandy, at rea-
sonable price;
TAM ARIND
Canton Preserved Ginger. Prunes,
Anchovies, Fine Salad Oils, Chow
Chow. PfccaIiIIi, WRInuts and
other Crosse d blackwell
Pickles. A full stock of
ali Goods i'm our Line.
sPICER q SHARPE,
No. 3fs Main street.
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NorIoE,-Lawyers, physicians, dem
lists, surgeons, architects, civil engineers,
and all others who are exerciGng any of
the taxable privileges enumerated in the
recently passed acts Of the Legislature,
are requested 10 come forward imms-
diately and pay their license, or warrants
will be issued against them.
JoHs LOAoUE, Clerk.
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Go 10 Leidy's ana my the best Hats
I'm the city, opposite Court square.
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IRISH linen, very low, at 233 Main
street flOO-t1 RICE & ENGEL.
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Tax Payers, Take Notice.

DHILIp gARvIN. TAX COLLECTOR
i for 1867, has been selling lands for the tax
Of 1867 all this week. and will finish to-day. at
the Circuit Courthouse door. Tax Payers will
bear in mind that a PENALTY OF FIFTY
PER CENT. will Immediately accrue on all
lands sold. either TO individuals or the State,
and rigid legislation has recently been enacted
against those who fail to pay their taxes. The
Collector will be engaged for week in making
out his report OF sales. during which time he
will aecommadate those who desire to contrib
ute their part in the support of the govern
ment ll5
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HAYS Coal CoNPANY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, Wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 22l Madison 81.
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FRUIT CANS, at s36 Second street.
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To WHAT BASE USES MAY WE COME
In pursuance Of the order issued by the
Commissioners, yesterday, the Sheriff
indicted Mr.. Powers into the Office Of
Trustee. He further took little Mickey
before Esq. Griffith, to answer the charge
of embezzling county funds, seeking
to abscond to the detriment of his
su reties, etc. Mickey asked time, and
was granted until two o'clock to-
morrow evening, on condition
that be should furnish $4,000 bonds for
his appearance atethat time. Not being
able to procure this sum before sunset,
Mickey was ANONYMOUSLY marched
of to the county Jail, where he
spent last night. He was let out again
this morning, however, to renew his
search for bordsnen, but up to noon the
chances Of bis passing tonight, also, in
stroHg quarters, was very fair. Indeed,
chow are the mighty fallenl"
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DowS Sac CoMEs Owing to the
scarcity of greenbacks, l have from this
day reduced the prices for tonsOrial
work as follows: Shaving, twenty cents,
or six tickets for one dollar; haircut
ting, forty cents; shampooing, forty
cents The best oils and bay rum will
be used as heretofore. Four good white
BARRIERS in attendance, and the coolest
saloon IN the city. Call and convince
yourself II. G. HANPE,
Proprietor Of the 0sertoa hotel barber
shop and bathing saloon. ll3
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SCIENTIFIC AND FoREIGN.-Tbe Selen'
tific American, Belletrisiiches journal,
Neuer Yorker Zeitung, La Semaine, lie
Courier des Etats Unis, lie Monde Illus
tire, LEO d'Italia, and Irish, Scotch
and English weeklies at Emmons 10
jefferson and 1893 Main street. Also,
the Rural New Yorker, American Union,
Southern Home Journal, Days Doings,
Harper's Weekly, New York Ledger, and
the daily papers Of New York, Cincin-
matt, St Louis, Louisville and Chicago.
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Money to loan on CoIIaferaIs at sss
Main street. COT
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FRUIr CANS. at 1876 Second street.
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SHAMPoorNG cheap at the EIdorado. Ia
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cAsu for feathers. 2s2 Second st. Il
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LINEN table cloths sold very low, at
loot RICE 4 siEL's'
THERE will be meeting of the con-
servative Democratic citizens of the Fifth
ward, in the old Criminal Court room,
Second street, on Wednesday evening,
July Is, at eight o'clock, for the purpose
of organizing ward club.
JOHN P. ToBIY, I. W.ODoSSoLL,
]. c. Hoist, W. N. WILKINSON,
N. J. WIGGIS, w. L. IHURNoSD'
r. H. M. CocKRELL.
appeal and Avalanche cspy.1
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JOHN LoAGUE, Clerk.
July u, 1868. ia
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WnTTE Marseilles, from auction. offered
at bargain. [lOO-tl RIcs a ESaFI.
GoID peas rsPOin,sd AZ Is Main st. I
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Mrx's British half hose. lover than
ever sold before. RIcE & Ex0KI
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at 233 Main street. RICE d ENGEL.
RopE-MAKING IN Observation-Disclosures
few of our capitalists are aware how
small an investment would be required
to establish rope factory in Memphis,
and how well the business might be made
to pay when once established. 1t is
worse than nonsense for us to ship cotton
North to have it simply twisted, that we
may have the privilege Of paying two and
three prices for it when it has been re-
turned. after having passed through the
twisting process. And yet there are
thousands of pounds of cotton rope
and Irvine yearly manufactured
from Southern cotton, to supply
the Southern market with pillow
lines, clothes-lines, and the like. Nor is
there any reason why Memphis should
not manufacture other as well as cotton
rope. The raw material formaking ma
nilla rope is mainly obtained from Mex
icO ana iabueu III NeN L Urn NJ tuc inau-
ufactories, freight and duty paid at about
eight cents per barrel, and made into
rope at less additional cost than two
cents per barrel. and then sent here and
sold at twenty-five or thirty cents per
barrel. The difference Of cost between
getting The raw material to Memphis
and that Of getting it to New York would
be trifing. and we see no reason
Why it should not be manufactured here
for at least what the manufacture there
and the freight between here and there
would cost A single factory Of such
character in Memphis would supply the
local mssket and open up a new and
profitable trade with neighboring points
viii not some one. then, having the
means, look further into this matter, and
IL found 10 be as We represent, try the
efperimentf We enteTtaii no doubt as
10 The results that would attend such an
enterprise II Il were once pat on foot.
Mrx's British half hose. lover than
ever sold before. RIcE & ENGKL.
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The Port of Memphis.

Accident Insurance atI5 Madison 81
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VIII TIM ORE & CO.,
No. I3 Madison street,

THE PUBLIC LEDGER rs SERVED TO
i City Subscribers by faithful carriers at
Fifteen Cents per Week. payable weekli
10 the carriers.
By mail. Eight Dollars per annum, or
Seventy-6ye Cents per month. In advance.
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LAUNDRY oprIcr, 40 Jefferson st.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

NissIssIPrI AND rxSSEssrr RAILRolp.
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COLUMBUS, O., IN URsDAY MORNING.

mously against the soldier and
in favor Of the statesman Jack
ron seceived but zone vote, and that
in the county Of Oumberland;N that gave
him the small majority Of 1876. He en-
tered upon the administration, Of affairs
under great disadvantages; but his de-
terinined hostility to the old United
States Bank, from which lie withdrew
the deposits, and eventually caused its
extinction, his vigorous foreign policy
Eonlquestions raised by European, Pow
|ers,, such as the tripartite treaty for a
joint protection, by the United States,
England and France, of all existing lin
Bterests in America, that Louis Philippe
was at that time pressing through Minis
ter Cass, andhis prompt action in~dis-
missing refractory councillors and bring
ing his Cabinet into harmony with his
own views on all great issues, gave
jackson saatheld upon the affections Of
the people that heinsver lost hss1 omod
'm In the contest between him and Clay
ia 1882 the cries, were,s Jackson and
gold, and aOpposition to banking mon.
|opolies." In that contest Maine sur
|prised the country. ? She led off in q
popular reyulsionof sentiment that swept
the, country. Ehe canvass was conduct
ed with great energy by both parties,
but resulted in the utter rout Of the Clay
faction and the entire electoral vote was
thrown.for jackson, who, four years be-
fore. had been repudiated BY her peo-
ple.", 7c ~, ,zae,le 81 9., 81 g. 2 p
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FRANKLIN COUNTY


The Democratic Executive Committee of
Franklin county announce the following
township meetings. and hope that the COM
mitteemen in the respective townships will
make the necessary arrangements to secure
q good attendance:
FRANKLINTON Saturday, August %, at o'clock
P. NJ. CPole rising.) Speakers-E. 4. DeLany
and Colonel l.. Baber. s7t vs1=1fsfp rrt.---
ALT0N-Saturday evening" August 20. at TX
o'clock. Speakers-ColonelJ. y. @. Groom and e. f.
DeLany. aFom - s5uaM5Gl .-il.s II f .s1.rfa ID
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES evening. August 20, at
II O'Clock, Speakers-Colonel l.. Baber and Tom
,HII,LIARD'S STATION--Saturday evening. Aug.
20. at 7h o'clock. Speakers-Hon. r. Hutcheson
and John G. McGufey. 70 S9cshnu0G Ha d5N
Saturday Ieyening. August %,
at TX o'clock. Speakers-Hon. George L. Com
verse and Colonel Il. B. Wilson. = -57 -9l1l
BLACK LICK--Saturdayae evening" August 20, at
TX o'clock. -Speakers-E. b. Eshelman and Cal.
4. Mann. y ~ls s-ll Ls- OF i2arIQ
GEHANNAH-Saturday evening, August 20. at TX
o'clock, Speaksrs-C. Loewenstien and James
ZIRKLES SCHOOL HOUSE,. Montgomery Town
snip Saturday evening. August 20. ,Sreakers-
General j. h. Geiser and Col. G.. 3. Innes. ~ q
.G3Ti2 s2dJoHN G.. THOMPSON, Chm q
w. s. HUFFMAN, Secretary. 0srHa
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. The vote, as given in the journals Of
he day, showed athe following exhibit:
Jackson's majority. !. D.. -,


; As Maine went in this election SO
went the country. The Jackson ticket
received in the twenty-four States 20S.
votes, the Clay ticket 81 and the Writ
ticket Z. If four years at that period in
the country's history could revo1utionize
parties soas to produce this remarkable
result, there is no reason why it should
not be done now, when there are equally
live issues before the people and the
Democracy have as strong claims upon
their confidence as then. a9a--slIJ ! Z
- Passing on, to subsequent elections let
us look at the vote in later contests. In
1860 the State cast the following vote !:
Lincoln Observation-Disclosures. So sl1
Dougias 29, ,093
Dei 2,046
Il Total vote cast :. 100 sls
.-Of which Mr.. Lincoln exceeded Doug
las by 33,11S, and all other candidates
by y124,704.1 .1s1 .oF oviaos son az1od4
In the second election Of Mr.. Lincoln
party lines were more closely drawn and
the vote was for au5d aEaa4 I-7Tft {
Lincoln . 81 sos
Total vote. .106 0I4
+ Add to the above the soldiers vote
! e, 1869, and it gives ths total vote of the
State at 100, ,179, Of which Lincoln re-
eeived 64,795 and McC Clelian 1854, or
a majority of2O,l1l for the Republican
ticket lssssfTHE3 oh giell 18t q. :531
f But in the next three years the vote
shows still more remarkable Republi-
can decrease! 3 The contest for Governor
in 1867 between Chamberlain e Repub-
lican) and Pillsbury {Democrat) drew
out I03,6S4 votes, Of which the Repub-
licans7 received 57,649S and the, Demo-
Gratis 46,035, and reduced the majority
of the former to 1854. :, Here we have
theleyidence Of the waning fortunes of
Radicalism in thelPine Tree State. In
seven years the Republican majority has
been reduced from 24,7O4 to II, 81 A.
Local elections held since this vote, was
cast show still larger Republican losses,
and hence it is more than probable that
should the Democracy enter; into the
canvass with energy they will carry the
State for Seymour. 70 overbalance the
present majority it is only necessary to
change 5,S0S votes An energetic cam
Epaign, in which the merits of both par
ties are squarsly placed before the elect
ors, is almost certain to give the State to
the Democracy. O'na ~ ''oo8 l2i,,. ,''.,
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DEMoCaAT1C MEETINGS.

| The Democratic Executive Committee
for the Seventh Congressional District an
nounce the following meetings: 8 r.
| ssirs .taI, MADISON COUNTY. - e'L -r9C,
MIDWAY, Tuesday September 18th, Basket
Meetingl SeeaksrsMCol: & L.. Baber. E. B. 'Esh.
WEST JEFFERSON. wednesday. rssn.smibsr
18th. Speakers-John b. Thomas and Col. j. q.
PtEASANT,yALLEY Saturday. September 18th.
SpSsakeEss1TEI S TI, d, Esheiman, Gen. Jos. Il. Geiger
cALIF0 kNfA: Saturday, evening August 20. at
McGufsy I and +. Chap%an. n ~ n0mas' 'onn
NEWPORT, Monday evening, August 81. at TX
| o'clock: Speakers-John II. Thomas and George
SOUTH s0LoN. Tuesday evening September AT
| ~ o'clock, Speakers-Hon. George l.. Converse
GARk%Rb s. soh90t iHy5t' HOUSE. wednesday exsn-
Gsctss L. GonTsiss a sna Set Ghsp%Ran
O'Clock; .Spsakers- John Il. Thomas and Colonel ei
LAFAYETTE. Friday evening. September 4, at TX
| 9,elock. Speakers-John d. Thomas and j. F.
OAK RUN TowNsAIP. Whites School House,
| Saturday, September 3. at X O'Clock. Speakers
| john d. Thomas and j. +. Chapman. lf,.s yss
/ uGx in5iM FRANKLIN COUNTY. 9I-EfG3
| BORRER'S CORNERS, Jackson township, Wed
spsatsrs -John' r. Thomas and nc Colonel siU0E. {.
C0LUMBUS, Thursday evening, september 10th,
at IL o'clock; ,Speakers-Colonel George W. Nc
Cook, John Thomas and George l. Converse.
| HILLIARD'S STATION, Friday September lIth
ate o'clock N. Speakers-JChn d Thomas and
IFRANKLINTON, Friday evening, September II. .
at TX o'clock. Speakers John Thomas and G
| Loewenstein. 20 l.-'.i ~
/ WORTHINGTON, Saturday September 18th, at
| Pm. Speakers-Hon. James 4 Hubbell, John ID
5R3Hfs I'd GS ys8n sss9d.y evening
her 18th st 4 SsI0os
Further announcements will be made in
q few days. GEORGE LINCOLN, Chm.
JNo. G. THOMPSON, Sec'y. -.,I.5 -. :,
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2 IL experience an entire success: Simple
Prompt IBnicient and Reliable. iiThey are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular USE
,T go simple that mistakes cannot be made in
using them SO harmless as to be free from dan
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They have raised the highest commendation from
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GERMAN DEMOCRATIC -NIEET
T9aj9d1 bas ;INGS. 7o65 oai 51oqQi
g. Loewenstein, Esq, will address the
following meetings in iGerman:JsmA isao
FISHERS SCHOOL HOUSE. Prairie township,
Thursday evening, August "a.
August 20 -------a.ss---------
LoCKB0gRNE., Hamilton township. Tuesday
PLEASANT RfDGE. Montgomery township
Thursday evening. Sept. 3. -.
GROVE CITY. jackson township. Saturday
evening. Sept.s. 1lsi p, .l1yt soiusIsi 9Ti1
's'i'op' Chm Dem. County Elk. Com,
W. S. HUFFMAN, Sec'y.0 snli9YaI I Vi7l
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DEMOCR ATTIC GERMAN MEET
1- cI# 70 UN(IS a-. EUf- rsg g u

John B. Jeup, Esq, Editor of the Csncin-
natl Holksfreund, will address the people in
the German language as follows :: ..-
HAMILTON. Wedne sday, September I'd.
DAYTON. Thursday. September Sd. - .3itI ,
PIQUA, Friday, September 4th. aF- h.-.. .... q.
CuLUMBUS, Saturday, September 5th,
MANSFIELD, Monday. September 9TH, .siL -a
WOO STER. Tuesday. September sth. 80 ...--..
CANTON. Wednesday, September 9th. -ii ''
AKRON, Thursday, September 10TH ya.fr -v
CLEVELAND. Friday. September IIth.
NEWARK, Tuesday. September 18th. '53S'
ZANESVlLLE, w ednesday, September 18th.
WHEELING lby arrange nent with state Com. OF
AWest VaO. Thursday, September 18th. tan, 81 -
All the above meetings will be in the
evening, unless otherwise ordered by the
county committees. E" /" S2fHt q ts l2
VIM. Merk, Esq, of the CincinnDti Volks-
freand, will speak in German ui lsmai5rs
AtSSAANDUSKY CITY Monday evening. Sept. 7th.
At TOLEDO, Tuesday evening; September 6Gh.
At BRYAN: Wednesday, September 9th. - Sc .il'
AtDEFlANCE, Friday, September 1lth.; f..- --
Other German meetings will be here
after announced.
-bts1 s--f g.rt3 3ri q, E. F., BINGHAM, =
,...,. Chm Dem. Ex. Com. o.
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.nas .-n n,d ..sGRoCERs.r -. ~ :. :.
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MERCHANT TAILORS.

IN w. .NlSWANDER,
W. Merchant Tailor and Dealer in Gents Fur
nishing Goods. Also agent for the Diamond Shirts,
n i2l South High stfeeE
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e- Gen. Joseph HI. GeIger
Will speak -. --.-... 49,, ~.
At BRYAN, williams county, Wednesday, Sep
-tember 9th. ru1 0ciI.H . fi f'i1-I-| ,''ltt :
At DEFIANCE, Friday. September 11th. ...
Hon. VIM. Mungen and Hon. C. N
I1aInisOn ~"' -'
Will speak with Hon. George n. Pendle.
ton and others a ~ .- % 1i4 e1
AtKENTON. Hardin county, Friday. Sept 4th.
Further announcements of meetings and
speakers win be made hereafter. 20 SOW
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