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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-14

thO PuohS oSce o' oPpOeto aAStAt VIZ cSSeo
and Treasurer's returns in the Depart.
ment on the LIST Of September, 1868.
II. MCCULLeCH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times Republican authority
makes the following additional statement:
By comparison of the public debt
statement of September |, with that is
sued the first of August, the debt bearing
coin interest has increased SO, 1880.
The debt bearing currency interest has
increased 81, 1875, $50. The matured debt
not presented for payment has decreased
S., 433, 96l 80. The debt bearing no in
terest has increased 1852, 02O. The
bonds, lawful money, issued to the Pa
cifc railroad companies have increased
So, l04 900, making an increase of the
total public debt of 1861, 52S 20. The
amount of coin on hand in the Treasury
has increased SO, 100, 983 2s. The amount
of currency on hand has decreased ST..
573,2S7 A, making the increase of the
whole public debt, less cash on hand,
Sl2,079, 1872 SO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-14

EMPLOYING RADICAL NEGRoEs.--How
many, are doing it A gentleman in
formed us on Saturday evening Of certain
Democrats, who depended on the patron,
age and friendship Of Democrats for their
living, who were doing this thing How
many hotel, clearinghouse, restaurant
and saloon keepers, and sportsmen, are
employing negroes Who vote to keep
carpet-baggers the masters of honest
men, and perchance rob and murder OF
nights into the bargain 2 Should those
be supported in public business who feed
and give aid aud comfort to our enemies,
any more than those enemies themselves
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-14

THE FEsr1rAL-The St. Peter school
house festival comes of this evening,
and will continue during Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday nights. This festi-
val is given by the good people, that
money may be raised to complete the
building of tie school house which is de-
signed for the education of the poor chill
dreu OF the parish. Nothing demands
our charity to grsster extent than this
object, aud SHOULD be pstrOuised BY every
true Christian ami well-wisher OF eur
country. Let every one turn ont on The
occasion, and give What they can afford
10 the noble object Of education.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-14

A DIsPATcH to Levy & Sharpe, from
Can't J. B. Davis, states that the steamer
Liberty No 2 will arrive this evening
and leaves tomorrow for White river, in
place of the steamer Commercial
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-14

LrxDrs srREKr scHoOL-Mr. ThveAii
viii open school on Monday nsrf, the
18th inst, in the same room formerly oc'
CAPPED By him in the pablo school hOase.
Terms moderate. H W
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-14

Buy A Coon OsE OR NosE. Many alb
solutely worthless sewing machines are
now before the public, to purchase which
would result in nought but disappoint.
ment and vexation to the owner. A cheap
sewing machine generally proves dear
bargain. Grover & Bakers have stood
the test for many years; thousands are
in use in this vicinity, and but one opiu-
ion prevails as to their worth, the ad-
vantages they possess for embroidering,
braiding, hemming, ETC., and their won
derful simplicity renders them the best
in use. Memphis office-325 Main st. l6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-14

THr Varieties theater opens this even :
ing with a new programme, which prom.
ises to be one Of the most interesting Of
the season. This is the only place in the
city where the public can 90 TO spend .
pleasant evening The curtain will rise
precisely at eight o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-14

Now is the time to get your sewing
machines for fall and winter use. The
Wheeler 4 Wilson machine is by far the
best machiue in use, and sold at 256
Second street. Terms so easy that the
49, ~
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Good Hats and Caps cheap, fall
sty les now ready at wheaton a. Co.'S,
100 Main street. IL
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FALL AND WINTER STYLEs.-Having
occasion yesterday to visit the house oil
Johnson & Vance, in the Brinkley
Block, Main street, we were particularly
impressed with the taste and elegance
displayed in the manner in which the
the establishment has been fitted up
The 6rA are at present opening their
FIRST importation Of fall and winter goods,
carefully selected by Mr.. Vance, who is
still in New York with view to addi-
tionsl purchases. Those Of our friends
wishing to be sufted will consult their
tastes BY selecting from this stock.
Messrs. johnson d Vance, themselves
gentlemen of taste, are prepared to fur
nish their patrons with the most stylish
Of everything in their Ina Give them q
call. I
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DEEDS. Leases. Bills Of LsdinE. DrAJ
Tickets, and AL kinds Of Blanks for sale
q ibis Office. J
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PlsoHALL HOUSE DRAwISG.-Certifi-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had in
Memphis Of Mr.. E. s. Plummer, 2l2 Front
St; W. 81. Passmore & Co., 260 Second st.,
and at Geo. Pattison & Co.'s bookstore,
3l73 Main street. Circulars containing
full particulars furnished on application
to either of the above parties. l25eodt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-14

CHOICEST family supplies Of all kinds,
at J. DeYoto's, corner Of Third and
Adams streets. %
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$500 Reward!

x,Acr,s HAVING RECENTLY BEEN DE
thao,aSsl which leave little doubt that DR.:
7. Hooks, who was found on the morning, o.
snc iysn will give the above reward for the
an,aesion and conviction Of the murderer;
y detectloh anu W. 8. b. BEAUMONT,
,.e+ srs't METROPOLITAN Police.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-14

MosEY to loan on collaterals, at CT
the reliable 1923 Main street. I VA4
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THE Southern Hotel will be fully
opened to the travelling public on the
18th instant. 1t has just been reftted
and furnished in every department. The
proprietor, J. S. Smith, will keep first
class hotel, at rates reduced from So to
50 per day. The planters patronage is
particularly solicited. II
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WANTS.

rTIANTFD-A TAILOR, AT A DYBINg
w and CLEANING Fstahlishment. uApply at
70 NO. H0 sE.oND =. VIZ 4. :
TITANTED-A PARTNER. WITH CAPT.
ness. Address MADISON STREET, with , true
IL. - '~---lN 3ra wNa l%
w ANTED-TO EXCHANGE, FOR I'M,
w mr., we'd city property. about two hundred
snd fifteen acres Of land. with good crop on
obout seventy acres Of ths same. Address ) I.
~ ID d TON AZ 176 Front street. 2be
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BAR Fixtures for sale.
% GEo. w. MILLER, 1856 Main street
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IMPoRrANT.-Now is the time to have
your CRATES set or repaired and your side
walks paved. Leave orders at E. f.
Risks, or call on j. L. McAlenny. l3
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TRI.WE EKLY LINE

mOWtFs
WILL FORM A TRI-wEEKLY LINE
w between Memphis and White river, leay-
ing Memphis every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY. at 5 o'clock p.m.. connect-
ing ut Duvalls Blnff with trains Of the Little
Rock railroad for Little Rock. u OF Springs and
all points in Arksnsas. Returning will leave
Duyall's Bluff svery MONDAY, WEONES-
from Little Rock.
Commercial, Capt. John Edison. leaves Mem
phis Tuesday at O'Clock pm. Liberty No. 2,
Capt. James Rice. Thursd ~ at 5 O'Clock I'M:
Mayfower. Capt. VIM. j. Ashford. Saturday
at O'Clock pm. O o. d. bills will be taken
for responsible parties by the line, as hereto
force without any charge being made for col
lection.
The steamer r. W. Brooks will run In con-
nection with this line from Jacksonport to Po-
cahontas on Black river. making semi. weekly
trics.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon us during the past three years, we hope,
by strict attention to business, 10 merit q con-
tinuance of'the same in the future.
JOHN b. DAVIS,
Sup't M. and W. X. Packet Company.
LEVY 4 SHARPE. Agents,
SGT No. 250 Front street.
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RUSSELL & DoDsos's, PIG Second st.,
is the place to get painting done cheap.
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! ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON R. B.
COMPANY.

rHr STOCKHOLDERS IN THE MEM
mis- and Charleston Railroad Company,
are notified that the annual e,ectiqn ior NM nv
asfrs' ~ tbe Company in MEMPHIS, TENN,
and d UNTSv LILLE. ALA, on
"wednesday, September Ie. 1865.
Stockholders will be passed free fer one day
before, and until one day a,ter sala e e
the Conductor. $40
by oraer VI '"' GEo. ROBERTSON.
10 Secretary and Treasurer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-14

IA nIssrssrPPI AND TxNxrssxE RAILRoAD.
7---- ',-'7'17 7 - Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. 3 00P.n. sos Pm.
Sardis accom- n, OF. Sunday, $50 AN. BOO Pm.
Freight. north = Tuesday. $3.50 -
Thursdsy and Saturday, fttat
south-Monday. Wednes- 81 tu.
daysn Friday...~--.--- Ais Pm. 200 An.
~ MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RArLRoAD.
Through mail. daily.--..... 500 Pm. 1910 Pm.
Through express daily-.- 1910 Pm. 1880 Ply.
6omeryille nc. save Sunday SIS AN. 800 Pm.
Corinth &C., 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-................G lo An. 7:O AN.
Night Express............-... 3:15 Pm. 400 Pm.
Railroad time Is Is minutes faster than city
time. Ticket Office. No. 237l1 Main street. De-
pot. head of Main street.
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To NicoIson Tax-Payers.

,,ue OWNERS % MANY THOUSAND
Il feet o.. property taxea havins a og s.T.,ss
~ - - -, desire 70 be defended ID tse'f
css,s En- .nit. with those air. d combine .s
~ sirsipe heir ne ,es and cemplyins Nth ne
terms arresd on To ~ can 90 20 ny I'm s,.s ~
l1rs sps ~ 81 ~ sou-s OF ana 10 an.
b order Of the Asaociarsrs
F.R. GRACE.
COLEMAN bQIp,
lN w.
-l WM. fARRIf.
"a Executive COMMITTEES.
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The south memphis school,,
FOR BOYS.
oIR Her.nando Strees,

PRINCIPAL:
P.L. MITCHELL. A. B. I. Q. D., First Class
British Teacher; First Science University
Scholar. Dublin, and First Classical Mas
ter Lynn College. Manchester.
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TIE bar and fixtures for rent at Linde's
Park. IA
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BOAR DING

GOOD DAY BOARDING AT FIVE DOL
(J lars week with lodging SIX dohars ~
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OLD HArs made new at 3s4 Main st.
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w. JAY JOHNSON,
General Steamboat and Freight
Agent,
No. = I.2 Madison ST., Memphis, Tenn,
AGENT FOR

Messrs: Cobb. Stribling 4 Co.. manufacturers
ofAgricultural Implements, Mill Machine
~, Steam Engines. etc., Madison. Ind;
ALSO, AGENT FOR
The Mississippi Valley Navigation Company
Of the South and West.
~ Subscriptions for stock in the above COM
pany will be received and certificates issued.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-14

HAYS Coal CoxPAsY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, Wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 223 Madison ct.
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Boys and Children's Hats and Caps,
fall styles, now ready, cheap, nj
Wheaton d Co.'s, 100 Main 50. Il
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GUEST = fernando road keeps the
best family supplies Of all kinds, cheap
for cash. I ~ ~ A--. IL
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LOST.

= oST or STOLEN. ON SATURDAY
nieht, my Pocket;book. with contents.
about fourteen dollars IN n1 mSse Thos Laon
al for i've dollars, was either lest or stolen.
ANY one leaving said pocket-boek at this once
will be rewarded BY MRS. II. S. ROPER.
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THE MISSES BOWERS' SCHOOL.

THE THIRD SEMI ANNUAL SESSION
will open on Tuesday. the first OF Septem-
bsr- al heir residence. Jos Monroe street. A
few young ladies can be aeeomnodaisd with
fcrmafion, apply al the book stores OF TO the
prircina.s- 1H-17
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BEST W. R. butter at 35cts. by the
package, at J. Devoto's, corner of Third
and Adams streets %
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NEw FIRM.-We are happy to make
known to our readers that F. G. Huse 4
Co. have gone into the family grocery
business, IS Jefferson street, Postofice
Building. Mr.. F. c. Huse was hereto
fore employed in the pestofice, and his
polite and accommodating manner is re-
membered by ell. He is energetic and
enterprising, and thoroughly understands
the grocery business. This is the place
for the ladies to call and get the choicest
brands of family supplies. These gentle
men have our best wishes.
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FEnrssarrEsl FEErrLIzEssii-soe bar
rsls d3i.ck Liza for sale cheap.
Z No Madiscs street, kemphiA
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PLACE TO Oct A Coon SHAvE-A. r.
Droesher & Co. have just opened their
fancy barber shop, Is Madison street.
where, they have every modern improve
ment in their line to accommodate gen.
tlemen. Mr.. Fl. Haesseg was formerly
employed at the Worsham House, where
be made many friends. Mr.. A. r.
Droesher will be remembered as having
kept the Overton Hotel barber shop for a
long while. He is not only one Of the
best BARRIERS in the city, but clever gen.
tlemsn, who distinguished himself in the
late unhappy conflict He is irrepressi'
Bile, and will succeed at everything be
undertakes. His old friends will no doubt
give him call. ~ $50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-14

VI PrrrssuHe and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. siaa-s 4
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FOR SALE.

T,oR sILF-FOR CASH OR ON SHORT
Hme' = nice little Family Residence, con-
ta;n;ng six rooms. and centrally loca,ed. rnr
T,ytber Information Amply to 3. A. MOORE,
over German National Bank. . Ae
NOR SALEAND LEASE-EL Ant RES
idence Lots and Gardens; In and psar the
citv. low for cisb. "a. M piSa,, BILL
32s No. betnell blocs. !
I0R SALE. LEASE OR RENTA TWO
.torv Frame House, with lot 3712 by $50.
NEAR corner OF Auction and Front sts.. opposite
NJ Conrtv Tail Anriv m rrsrn'ses ~
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The undersigned. patrons Of Madame ID Le,ess
c ss and efficient teacher Of this art css
be found in this or any otherrity, and We take
pleasure in recommending Madame Leiese 70
T NE c1 r Smith, smith, Fw Smith. wB Chandler.
Mansdeld, VIII Bridges, ] II Howell.
Il Nashitt i NJ Hill. eot.b6
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The following is statement Of the
public debt of the United States on the
Let of September, 1868:
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DUPILs STILL RECEIVED. A .sUPE-
rior education guaranteed. Best refer
ences IN Memphis. School hours. 3 am: 70
nm. FOR terms apply at the School. 10.
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ITS ercssdlnely lnrre eirculation throurh-
out the city and Stnte ofsu bainesI ncn Al
excellent epportunlty = make her blEness
known 10 the Thousands 81 6ermA1a living in
his section Of The country 81
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The Public Debt.

Accident Insurance at Is Madison st
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The foregoing is correct statement of
the public debt as appears from the books
and Treasures returns in the Depart.
ment on the LIST Of September, 1868.
II MrNurr aCu
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

LAusDar OrrIor, 40 Jefferson st. !
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Six per cent bonds OF 1s8l...... 2s3, on, 800 90
Six per cent. nve- twenty bonds, 1881, 226,0C0 90
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First Agent for Memphis, 2l2 Front
street. eodl3
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that the Messrs. Wslker Brothers & Co.
manufacture all clothing, without any
exception, which they offer for sale, and
guarantee to sell at prices and on terms
which compare with any Eastern market
in cheapness. Their factory is No. l35
North Third street, Philadelphia, where
it has been located for the past twelve
years. To country and city retail mer-
chants We do not hesitate to recommend
this store, as we are satisfied that they
can be suited, not only In the goods, but
at such prices as to save them the time
and expenses in travelling East, which
will more than balance any difference in
prices, Il such at ell exists; and in our
experience we have found that the most
successful country and city retail mer-
chants we're those who bought their goods
at the nearest wholesale market to them.
Those wishing TO purchase family and
plantation supplies, in small or large
quantities, in whatever qualities they
may desire, can End no better place. It's
entirely unnecessary for Us to say more in
recommending this firm to the patronage
efthe public, rs it is now as well known in
almost eTery family within radius Of
buadreds Of miles around Memphis as il
is known TO them that Seymour and Blair
are the nominees Of the New York Demo-
cratic Convention for our next Presi-
dents, to whom we and they stand pledged
a. frm supporters 10 conclusion, We
wish to say that Nessrs ]. Walker. G..
u. judah and c. H. Myers are the resi-
dent and managing partners Of the 6rm,
. suffcient guarantees that ell will be cos
inetsi. a. hss been done heretofore,
entirely satisfactory 70 ell patronlsing
this establishment
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sWAellH01oH, Dec 23
seersAasy ii McUullocA Ills nornios received
;,i' s;I,;Iss - e. - s,.s::, ,s.:,.s
lnspecsors Of Cpstops hAve' heen nssdersd
10 thas Di1sssee byA Gang of robbers, and an
other Inspeetor named Robt 81. Ryan, badly
wounded. sThe 0emsS of The Killed are Geo,
F. Hammond and W. 81. Phelps
Secretary Seward left tonight for Auburn
accompanied by the British aud Frsscls Min
isters. who accepted IN invitation 70 be his
guests during the holidays.
Chief Justice Chase and family also left
tonight for the residsnce OF Senator Sprssne,
in Rhode Island. where they will remain till
Saturday.
EEw YoRK, Dec %.
A Washington specisl says: u. s.. Trsss>
urer 6pianer 10 wfitingA lstter to the State
Treasured Of Aa1eaakasetlo, in which be will
rrsvie~ Senator Aorson's scheme fos redeem
ing ffesabuEAs.
Il is reported that the President will veto
the Southern militia bill.
The Csep~@a IrNv4~s held soothsr
nsssine this p. hi which ~As hsKoly sassend.
ed. Many cases Of hardship. arising under
State and municipal lisenses, vess fepseeens-
=. Dvet 4salie de1psn63 ,h3 ~ %
sli11& { Ssst = opi3ija lvorSf ajak
ny u ts1t edss a1d takink Il % tHs q. 8,
Spprens Cour4.g A ee1nisass ,wes appoint
ed to consult Attorney Genssnl kvasts
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LoxpoE, Dec. IS.
The Nornisg Telegraph rrints : telegram
from Berlin announding that Prussia haa
sallsd eosfsrsnes Of the gssas povsrs to
t>1resAlH ssesls Asqaestisla bstwpsA TOR.
key and Greece.
Hsd6sld and Baseiy, members Of PArlia-
ments tsso6nt6f = sAGno1aG1 10 Revsrdy
1ohsson requesting Ain se asss the Uai.sd
6tsses 70 sdept s3ssen of penny postage
bstsssu ths tvo coantsiss. Tho nsmonaI
was signed BY hundreds Of members Of Par
iAmlnf. 4Yv
h1hss s1ius f.von lhsI nenoriat and says
u Gos slds1sd desb4lsss oil The msnbsrs OF
Parliament would sign it.
Thefrspors Of the psopossd conferenc to
settle the Eastern oustion is fully confirmed.
The Vienna Pfess. goysrnmss organ, says
semi-oficially that the plan originated with
Rassa,s backed By lPsuss;s, and thai tho
scheme is favored BY Austria and Italy.
ATHENS, Dec. 23.
The government asked of the Chambers
Of Commerce . credit Of hundred millions
drachmss.
Tho Ministry arc still engaged in the dis
cushion Of ~ asans Of dsfsscs Of the ceun-
try, butao formal stsps have yss been taken
in that direction.
BERLix. Dec. -.
PHncs Mostsngrs AAs sons 70 81 Psters-
bNe g 81xA@s sss ssss sMSA
Tho Provincial correspondent, semi.odi-
cial newspaper, says the great powers are
united in an effort to dissuads Sublime Porto
from expellins the Greeks from Turkey
The intended expulsion includes those in
Servia and Roumana.
; MADRID, Dec. q.
! Tho country is entirely tranquil. The
sovsrnment proposes to make material
changes in the Colonial msgistracy.
PAals, Dec. %.
s~nor Olosssa vas to-day officially received
BY the Emperor as Ambassador from Spain.
Carlis, disturbances occurred in Navarss
and II persons have been arrested for par.
.icipating 10 them.
The Monitor to-day in leading editorial
says the act 70 movements Of the great pow
ers give hope that the Diplomacy BY the ex-
erciss q nodera.ion will allay the Eastern
tsoublse.
Ii aSnhlh n1espepsrs say that Rus
- aDpeesss ~ propesisios u Prsssla 70 NJ |
~ tlokbd ~ 1as6 ond 49,. tsths
eesgsssl4 W oniaks Tsftsy sGrseSs didcal6ss. |
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FROA THE SOUTH.

=
WlLAIsGToH,. Dec. "a.
TAe pise 6eht between Abe sHstes, Of
Philadelphia. and Pete Mcclure, of Peeks-
hill. two ~elf Known rodaBs. to. day. for
$1,000, was won By the former in Eve rounds
MEAPHis, Dec %.
) sIhe Avalanehes Little nnck specisf Of
yeasfda9 sagS. Rfages fspn ths 'eopnses
aniicted With militia continue 10 flock TO thls
cisy,s nd cUnhsn,Iy sh1 repottss Of The out
RACES By the militia.
The report that Geu, Grant had sent off,
Gers to investigate the outssges, wAs received
with great Joy Dy the peoples nfa9f
tsf4@s ~ ! 6AvkasAh, Ga, Dec. -.
There. 10 further trouble. on the, Osee
ches River. Two White 1en we're shot ias.
night BY m asmsd hsdy Of sasgrsos, who then
took poesession OF sheir crope ampunine 10
a60A e6oN So 6arslsd Il %. fhs blsnt.
ere declare sAeg wilhAp compelled to lsuvs
she cuostsg 4n1 ccne b thssSeiiyrsIssS hey
~ protected. II IN f, Il Il AZ
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sssts NV Yoas, Dec. Is.
!. Samuel .Bowiss, Of NE Springfield Rspub-
lican, waa arrested la1t night = The Fifth
AveLue Hotel esd lakea 70 Lsdlov stree,
Jail b. the SA<rs6 % wasr~ns iesued It ibe
instance of Jss Fisk, Who charges him With
libel. Bowles WAS bailed out.
Ihe linss says iLe ietisr. Of epauldipp
and the report Of McCulloch are invitations
to the United States supreme Court 10 de.
eide agaiistfs shs validity Of legal tender acts
at Its present session.
The Tribune says Gen. Sheridan will GER
'asn'y Be sp9 9clnted to command 4 New Or.
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TROA CANADA.

se - foRoxTo, Dec. q.
Ats puhae nsstiDe elaa AieAs % lsar he
report of the Conmittee % confer with the
GoverLnsst % 10 @aestisn Of the Hudson
aud untario ship csnaI, apsechsa s@ses made
By . number 81 citizens coHdemning the &C.
ton Of the Oa.asietSe~efnment for refusing
in receive the petitions 10 iavor Of The pro-
ject. Resolutions .vare passed that the de-
termination of the aoverumsni wss opposed
70 totAeias11ea q ~ erS.iuee fSaG .f38
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FROM CHICAGO.

CaIcAeo, Dec %.
The eighteenth match same Of billiards
for the championship Of America and $500
eside. vas played befs In aSdnink, bs11 sen
John McDevitt, the present champion, and
Willism Goldwait, OF Wiiliamsh1rg, New
York. The Rane was the regular American,
1900 points up, to laat ksr, hoars. asd was
won BY McDevitt, bya score Of 1900 10