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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-08
Il. MCDAvITT,
Mayor pro TEN.

A communication was received from
Mayor Leftwich, asking an extension OF
his leave of absence, and referring to his
recent visit to New York and Washing
ton-the loan he had effected 10 the for
mer city and the steps taken OF the ma
tionsl capital for restoration OF the
Navy Yard property.
In a communication FROM the City
Controller, he expected to be able to sub
nit full and complete statement Of the
CITY finances in few days.
The resignation of Alderman Peck, Of
the Tenth Ward, was received and &C
cepted.
The regular monthly reports Of the
city officers we're received and 6led.
The City Attorney reported that three
very important suits had been deter
mined 10 favor Of the city.
The original prOpristOrs Of the city Of
Memphis instituted suits for the reeov-
cry Of the entire navy yard grounds, en-
hr.cine seventy Eve acres. Also, for al
hat portion Of the public landing lyiDG
north Of the navy yard and extending tc
Bayou Gayoso. These two suits in
yolvsd 70 the city At least 100000 o
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-08

HAYS Coal CoMPASY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 2S7 Main street.
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FLEE.
A Dwelling House burned
I'm the Suburbs.
Marrow Escape Of the In-
49, mates. r.sr.,ps r

Between two aud three o'clock this
morning. a two story residence. Near the
Memphis Association Coarse, owned by
Mrs. Henrietta s. Bowen and occupied
by Mr.. s. Cooke, was entirely de-
stroyed by FIRE. The origin Of the
flames is unknown. They were first
discovered by Mr.. Cooke, who was sleep
log with his wife and infant in cham
Der to the rear Of the building, and when
discovered had made such Roadway that
Mr.. c. and his family we're barely able
to escape with their lives from window
in the apartment, leaving behind
them all their clothing, except that
on their persons at the time. Had
their escape been deferred five min
utes later they would probably have
persisted in the attempt; and as it was,
they were enabled to save nothing Of
their household effects. The building,
which was valued at $500, was insured
in the Washington, of New York, for
S25O0 Mr.. Cookies loss is estimated at
$4,000, upon which there was no insu-
rance. a. a..lnM WI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-08
BOAR DING .

GFN .vLEMAN AND WIFE CAN OBJ.
a ~ 10 ard IN a private family. within Two
bacts Of q, Nurt Square. Address Q. l.. p.'
this office. m
DoARDTNa. -0Ns PLEASANT :.SAI r, Fk RSsSd
" room ts' Emily. Also, q few day boarders.
Terms moderate. References exchanged. Ap-
nly at No. "a Monroe etreeL:
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FUNDING BONDS.

The message closed as follows: must
congratulate you on the improved imam
cial condition of your city government
Though much has been accomplished by
your laudable system of retrenchment,
we have yet to provide for the past due in
terest on our time bonds. While arrange
ments have been partially made for our
accruing July interest, it is necessary that
something should be done to settle that
which is past due, and to do this. | re-
commend the submission to the people
of an ordinance to be passed by you.
proyiding for the issuance of $500, 600 OF
funding bonds, to be used in funding our
past due interest at the same time that
we commence the payment in cash OF
that which Is yet to fall due.
- Z McDIuI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-08

HOWELL, WooD & Co.,
q 1872 Main street, Southern Palace.
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rREsrlssRRs AND souATTERs.

| wish to call your attention to tres
passers and squatters on public property.
The Promenade is all needed for the
benefit of the commerce of the city, and
should not be used for the private benefit
of any individual 1t is now filed with
most disgusting shanties, which is tres
pass on the right of the property holders,
particularly those doing business onFront
Row, and If those people are allowed to
remain it will involve the city in endless
lawsuits, and you are under as many oo,
legations to furnish building lots to all
the rest of the inhabitants as to those
who are residing on.the Promenade. 4
therefore recommend that all persons re-
siding on public ground be ordered to
vacate the same, and all houses to be torn
down. IA W8ttff8 Lifb NSU
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-08

PrrrsRuRo and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, Office 247 Second
street a. r1.1arg1 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-08

II. B. PAoKRB-No. l Pittsburg coal
No. 1881 Main street. gY'rUUT 81
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MCCLELLAN EOUs.
Commercial Hotel
RE-oPENED, ~
Corner Jefferson and Front SIS.

THIS wELL.KNOwN AND POPULAR
i Hotel has been refitied and newly furnished
throughout, and will open en- THURSDAY,
MARCH 8, 1868, for the reception OF guests.
The. table will be supplied with the hest the
REYNOLDS. the well and favorably known
steward, formerly OF this city. but more re-
Gently Of the Exchanqe Hotel. of Richmopds
Va, will be = hand. with corps Of sttentive
ourselves 10 make our guests comfortable and
at home, and have the Old Commcrcial again
redeem It's character as one Of the best Hotels
In the city.
Schedule of Prices;
Day Board, per month-........-..$y00 0 Nlt
Board and Lodging. per week...... IL 90 gar
Transient Guests, per day........... 2 SO Il.
Capt. b. d. CASTLEMAN will be found In
Wv ALLEN BROTHERs,
"a r. Manngera-
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.OITY AFFAIRS.
Proceeding Of the board Of
Mayor and Aldermen
Last Evening.
Message from the Mayor, Re.
ports, Petitions and other =
Business. ati

The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
met in regular monthly meeting in the
City Hall yesterday afternoon, the
Mayor and quorum Of members being
present. Much important business was
disposed Of. The following message
from acting Mayor McDavitt, touching
city finances, was received and placed
on file. A ~
To the Honorable Beard Of Aldermen;
GrSrLENES wish to call your at
tention to the following subjects:
STATE OF ASSESSMENTS.
The assessment of city property is now
complete, aud as soon as the books can
be made, the tax collectors ought to be
collecting the revenue i would advise
that committee be appointed to fix the
rate on the assessment, and the amount
10 be levied for school purposes. The
Board Of School Visitors ask for an ap-
preparation from the city of $40, 600,
which If allowed would cause much DIS
tress as this tax has to be paid in money,
and would be little more than one.fourth
Of the revenue Of the city arising from
real estate. N y
The Legislature lately, in granting
amendments to our revenue laws, author
ICED you to assess onefourth OF one per
cent. on city property, to pay your semi
annual interest on city bonds-this
amount to be collected in currency. l
apprehend an attempt on our part to
carry out the provisions of this law would
cause great delay and trouble in collect
ing taxes, for note of Ike city In the
hands Of a taxpayer would, to all intents
and purposes, be valid Offset. Your
committee in framing such amend
nents as were thought desirable to be
asked for, canvassed the matter very
thoroughly, and were fully satisfied that
no act Of the Legislature could compel a
holder Of "city scrip" or vote tepay
Eany part of their taxes due the city In
currency, and therefore asked for such
loan to apply to our next years assess.
ment. The payment Of our semi-annual
interest should and does interest every
good citizen of Memphis. 1t ought to be
our pride and delight to see our city
credit as high as any other city, and l
have abiding confidence We will be ena-
bled to pay our July interest.
TAX ON PRIVILEGES.
There are grave and just complaints in
regard to the taxes or privileges. They
are regarded by one class of our mer-
chants as very unequal in their bearings,
"and by all well wishers Of the growth
and prosperity Of the city to be too
high in general. The lower you can
place the taxes on your merchants,
the better you will enable them to
successfully compete with other cities
It is a lamentable fact that the
merchants of our State and city are
burdened with taxation far beyond what
any other State places on that class OF
citizens. / would recommend that
committee be appointed by you. and that
a committee of merchants be asked for
from the Chamber of Commerce to confer
with your committee to regulate and Fix
upon tariff of privilege tax, such as viii
be just and equitable, and as near salts
factory as may be.
TREsPAssRRs AND souATTERs.
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OF the Kind in:ihs Southwest. We employ
none bat capabls WOrknsn. and turr cut The
best Of vOrk;Ai the most reasonable price.
wHrrMORE a co.
nj Ne. Madison Il.
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TELEGRAB TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.

EROM KuROPE TO-DAY, ny CABLE.
Napoleon anasnS his SoldiePs--The War IN
-tsss Central Asia. ,FI7
CRALons, FRANCS, June 27.-The Emperor,
Napoleon, having received . congratnla.ing
address Of the soldiers at Camp De Ohalons,
sent on the occasion Of the anniversary OF the
paffle OF Magenta, has arri we'd here, ia accord.
encs with his then expressed hope, TO be soon
He was greeted with great enthuslasm. Yes.
terday he reviewed hts troops and was apps
fently pleas ed with their various evolutlons
ne Viii depart to-day for the palace at Fon-
ST. PErIRsBuRe, June 27.-The govern
ment 10 in receipt of later dispatches from the
scene Of war in Central Asia. No Aghtiug of
coneeQ uence had occurred since the last ad.
vices. The Russians troops still occupied
LoNDoH, June s7-Foreuoon.-Oonsols for
money, 44a9&; accounts, 9lHa94%; u
s-Ys, 73ki Eries, Ex; Illinois Central, 1Ol x.
. 81. snAsKSosf, slu .lJuns S-forenoou.-U. 3.
PARIS, June 27-Forenoon.-The Bourse is
dull and rentes are quoted At 70f nc.
LIvERPOOL, June 27-Forernoou.-Cotton
1rm;Saies Of 1-O00 bales. Breadstufs quiet.
QU1ENsrowN, June 2.-The steamer Cuba
LcHDoN, June s7-Af.ernoon.-Copso,. for
money, %xae4x; accounts, 9k; u. s. 5.2O's,
134a13k; Eries, 45K; Illinois Central, IO1 n
FRAnKpoRT, June 27-Afternoon.-U U. s.
5-2U's, 77xas72.
LIvTRPooL, Juue a7-Afternoon.-Cotton
quiet and steady; sales OF 10000 bales
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DURING the week ending to-day there has
been received At ths Treasury Department,
from the Printing Division S562,OOO in frac-
tional currency. and $4,000 in notes. The
amount Of fractional currency forwarded dur.
ing the same period was as follows TO As.
slstant Treasurer at New York, e2OO,OOO. at
Philadelpha, S2c0, 1000; at Boston, Si00,OOO. To
National Banks and others, Si69,lls; and
Se5,372 IN notes to National Banks
The United States Treasurer holds in trust
as securities for National Banks at this date
were as follows For circulating notes,
&34l l.62l 800, and for deposits Of public moneys
49,, a., 1856.
The amount Of National Bank currency is.
sued during the week was s99,l76. Total issue
TO date eSte,Se2,05i From this is to be de.
Quoted the following amounts, viz:-Mutila.
ted bills returned, SS,0S5 9a2 notes Of insolvent
banks redeemed and burned by Treasurer,
SS22,2H; leaving in actual circu lation at this
date, &299, 9,973, ,9O5.
The amount of Fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was eiOe,1OO.
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LovF.FIAsr AND vERDfGRIs-The whole.
sale poisoning Of an entire religious congrega.
tiSn at Napierville, IN, while celebfating q
love feast- " calls attention 10 the odd benets
OF the peculiar sect called indinerently Tunk.
err, or Dunkers, 0f Dunkards. The meat pre-
pared for the agape Of this church of Tunkers
had been allowed TO stand all day in Q copper
kettle, till the liQnor had become tainted with
reached the ckurch' ahout I30 Were snffsr;ne
excrueiating pains, and 30 were considered dan.
gerous, but finally recovered. The Taukers
are brapch Of German Baptists, 90 strict In
thflr close-communion principles that they
Will not commune even with irregular Bap.
fists" but insist that the candidate for immer.
sien must be tumbled forward and not dipped
Backward, and that the immersion 10 good for
nothing unless performed three times in sue.
ceesion, being once in honor of each presou OF
the Trinity. They neither take oaths nor fight;
they celebrate the Lords Supper, with the &C :
comPanying love-feasts, the washing Of the
feet, the kiss Of charity, and the right hand OF
fellowship. They also anoint the slck with
oil for recovery. t '.r.
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IBy Bankers' and Brokers Telegraph

Lewis johnson Z Co. quote stocks and bond.
10 home and foreign markets e follows:
NEW YORK, June 27.-First Board-U. S.6's
lsi, coupon, ll7k; 6.3O's, lsos, coupons, u3x;
1884, coupon, ll03; 1858 coupons, Ill 4; 1855.
coupon, new, 1ilx; 69os, lset, coupon. Il3H;
l9ts, coupons. 100 Ii .30's second. lOsx; avs,
third, ION Pacific Mail, lO2; OHIO and Missis-
sipPi Certncatss, 3oh; Mariposa, A; Atlantic
y: Telegraph, AK; 6aicksilvsr, az; Boston
7I1; do. preierred. rs; Hudson, soy; Rssdins,
l0 II Michigan Central f17X; Michigan South
eIn, 0x; Illinois. Oentral. lG =; Cleveland ana
Pits6nrt, 9OK; Northwestern 7Ox; do. prefd.
l06 y; Fert Wayne, l12x; Alton Terra Haute,
4G Toledo Z Wabash, 137 n; Adams Ex., SIX;
Wells, Fargo 4 %. Express. 36x; American Ex-
press, g. United States Express, a.; Mer.
prf'd' l37k; Gold. i40x. Market strong.
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Af1Aikb IN AONTGOHBRY OOUNTY.-The
Rockville Sentinel contains the following:
1ae Weather, Crops and Wheat Hdrrest.-The
weather, for some time past, has been a. favor.
able for the agricultural interests of our county
az could have been desired. In some sections
OF the county the wheat-cutting commenced
this week, and as the wheat il ripening rapidly
eyerywhsre, 1t will be generally ready for the
reaper next week. The crop will be unusually
abundant and heavy. -r|r =.
Hal Herm.--On Monday last terrific storm
Of wind, hail and ram swept over the Chopper
Hill neighborhood, In this county, uprootiug
trees, tearing down fences. and playing the
mischief generally. b -a'
tee Of the Montgomery County Agricultural
Society on Tuesday last accepted the proposal
of 0. z. Muucaster. EsQ., Of this town, 10 fur.
nish the material and labor for enclosing the
Fair Ground for e1,6 600. The contract for lum.
ber for sheds, &c, was awarded to T. W. Stone.
stteet ESQ. The drst of September Is the time
fixed for the completion Of the work.
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FIRE

NEW YORK, June 27.-A fire broke ont IN the
rear OF the sore No. res Fulton street. soon
a n O'Clock this morning. The stock in the
sto,e was entirely d: ,troyed. The los on the
bu lding amounts to $4,000, and the stock TO
abCut a15OOO
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

BURLINGTON, VT, June 27.-Last night a
hand car, containing four men, ran of an omen
drawbridge on the Vermont Central Railroad
at Alburgh Springs. Three Of the men jumped
on the car, and one, named Isaac p. Drew,
went over and was drowned.
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ConNRReIAI INrERsoURsR WITH CANADA.
Senator Ramsey introduced in the Sensse to-
day bill TO regulate commercial interesurse
with the British American Provinces, which
10 intended to effect = revlvaa by law Of the re.
ciprocity relations formerly subsissiog by
treaty. II is not expected that actlos can be
had on this measore duISog the present ses-
sion.
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rs.lay,s Nsw Yssk markets.

NV YoRK. Jnns N.--RBcnr dun ana droop.
ing. Wheat DUH and nOminally lower Corn
lc. lower. Pork dull; new mess e9S.i0. Lard
heavy At 16Ha16x cents. Cotton nrm At 31k
cents for Upiands. Freights quiet Turpsuane
steady ~ l6A16K cents~ Resin irregular At
82,3a42.Q6 for strained common. 80
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ARREST OF A BANK CAsHIRR.-Beardsle
Van Alstyne, cashier and proprietor Of the
Wayne County Bank, At Lyons, New York,
was arrested IN this city q few days since, aud
taken to New York on Thursday by Detective
John 5. Pointer. In March last he is alleged
% have abscoDded with a large amount OF
bonds and other securities, and the bank was
found to be ins0lyent and ruined In conse-
9uence Of sundry speculations, all the depss.
Itors being the victims. Two gentlemen named
warren had s22.0S deposited, and Mr.. A. p.
Police Kennedys hands, who notified all the
police bureaus IN the United States. Mr.
Warren sued out a writ OF attachment against
thirty seven hundred dollars in gold coin and
some Jewelry which was found in the posses
sion of the prisoner, the same being handed
over TO the sheriff by Kennedy. Van Alstyne
IL q native of New York, and IL between thirty.
nve and forty years Of age. Before his disap.
pearance he Is said to have been q fine looking
healthy man; but he is now mere wreck Of
bis former self He states that he lost 93O,OOO,
hrs individual fortune, by the failure Of the
bank, and his uncle lost $4,000. He also states
that all the assets of the banks were swallowed
up by ill-advised schemes of speculation, aud
in this dilemma be used the funds which had
beeL left with the bank for safe kee ping After
leaving Lyons he went to New York, where he
rT'sed loan of S5. 600 on the credit of the bank
and With this money in his possession he took
passage In sailing vessel for Brazil. He ar.
rved at Rio Janeiro, but remained there few
days only, taking passage in q sailing vessel
again for Baltimore. On his arrival here his
excited manner and eccentric conduct attracted
the attention Of the police, who took him into
custody, and by his own admissions discovered
VINO ne was--Bdhimore Sun, 27th.
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THE MILWAUKEE sAENGERFEsr,

MILWAUKEE, June 27.-The first concert of
the SaeDgerfest took place last evening. 1t was
composed OF ~ instruments, a chorus Of 4,OOJ
gentlemen, and SO societies took part in the
rerformance. The hall was beautifully deco
rated.
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DENOMINATION OF HON. WIN. WILL.
LIAMS FOR CONGRESS-.

KENDALLvILLB, IND, June 27.-At the Tenth
District Convention. held here, Hon VIM Viii.
liams, OF Kosciusko county, was renominated
70 Congress without opposition. Resolutions
We're passed endorsing the National and State
Congress-
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MARINE DISASTER.

ST. JOHNS, N. B., June 27.-The bark Enter
prise. from this port for Liverpool, went ashor,
on Cape Sable Island, and will probably be a
total loss
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A WOMAN KILLS HER HussAHp TO SAVE
her OWN AND HER CaILDREN's LIvEe.-The
Big Sandy lKy) Herald Of June 10 says.
"On Sunday last . man named Clark, who
lives near Keeser's Rocks, on Sandy, came to
town and got drunk, went home and began
abusing his family, and kept 1t up until isss
hour in the night beating his wife, threatsning
TO shoot her. the children, or some one else, be-
fore the next day. He put gun into tAs
mouth Of one Of the children and threatened to
shoot him, but an older boy Knocked the gun
away and took 1t from him. He then sent an.
other child somewhere In the neigh borhood Of
his hou se to get another gun he had there, load.
ed, all the time vowiAG he would kill some one.
While the child was gone he pulled his bed
upon the floor and laid down, when the mother.
for fear OF her life, that of her children, seiz-
cd an axe and struck him several blows, the
nrst OF which proved fatal, he not moving after
being struck. ----
The woman and her family were arrested
and brought into town on Monday, and ex-
amined before Judge Norris. The evidence
proved that the act was done to save herself
and children from murder, and they were dis
charged" 49,
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DEATH At SEA.

NEW YORK, June 27-The steamer Crescent
City, from New Orleans, has arrived here
Col. j. Cole, of New Orleans, died on board on
the 22d inst. and was buried at sea.
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cents for Middling Uplands; flour active, and
the market 10 in favor of the buyers; wheat
dull and unchanged; Corn nrm, white &l.iea
fof western and s. cents Tor MarrianS Uo IsrS ana
Pennsylvania; Rye very dull. at SI.5saSl $50:
Pork quiet at go; Bacon firm and unchanged:
LAID nm nchanred, sfg frsr3 g asfff 1sfsf -
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. lk Henry 0tackpolH Of Woodstock,
thet 4)nGA }ost Nh ARt1Aes ana fSll astride Of q
RRe, and Idd HIM eas n -two slicss in the
tWlnklipg p1 AAeyh vaHya "a as~rEsea,
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THE PRIZE MONEY of the steamer Peterhof
captured during the WET by the U s. steamer
Vanderbilt, is now ready for DISTRIBUTION At
the Fourth ARditor's once. 1t conprises about
S9,OU, of which each seaman who belonged to
receive about S2i. ~
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wall strees ro.1av.

: NEW YoRx, June s7.-Stocks active. Gov.
ernments dull Money, 3aA per cent. Exchanee,
l0k. Gold, 140k. Old Bonds l3A; new, az.
vrginia 90, new, So ex.coupons, So. North
Csrolins es, nsw' 76H; ex-coupous, TN.
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BALTIMORE, February 10, 1888.

DHAR eIk: take pleasure In reconmendins
your R0sADALIs e very powerful aite rsfivs'
hsvs sen IL .ssd In two cssss With happy results
-ope case Of secondary syphilis, in which the
patient pronounced himself cured after havins
taken i've bottles Of your medicine. The other q
Of scrofula, Of long standing. which is rapidly
Improving under its use, and the indications are
tha1 the patient VII soon r. have CAREFUL
u sxamihs1 the formula by which your RoeadaIls
70 made, and and il sR xcsllent compound Of a.
terattve insrodients.
Yours truly, R.w CARR, ND.
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INTERESTING RACES IL BALTIMoRR.-As sec.
ond match between the gray gelding Warrior,
the bay eelding Honest George, and the bay
afternoon at Mr.. ID. Stesver's Herring Run
Course. This race was mile heats, best three
in fye, to wagons. The horse Warrior, driven
by j. Peiner, won In three straight heats--time
2.4 I, 2,&1 and 2.43. Mr. s. Nelson drove Hon.
est George, and Mr. d. Steever Mary Washing.
TOD. The attendance was quite large, and the
r0 an interesting one.--SHR to-day. Ff go
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CHRONIC Liver oonrLArur cusrp

This is to certify that vas cured of Ohronio
Live Liver Complaint By pr: L:vrenceS Ro.sdslis,
exter hevlne oeon confined @ my bed and house
o., isI iSsS Tine I'D trying medicine. with.
know Of several Others In THE county cureu6
through the uss Of R0ssdalis, and it can be found
IN nearly every house in my neigh borhood and
- THOMAS rHORN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA.
q POPULAR PRICES.
7 LIEQ AMI GEHTGEMEN

$50 Per Day, Sss Per Week, 500 for four weeks
Omnibus and Baggage Master TO receive Checks
at Station.
OPEN FROM JUNE 1sr TO OCrOBER Isr.
Address LELAND BROrHERS,
Or 3. LELAND CO.,
my A.WAS.8w Metropolitan Hstel
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~ Cattle stealing is the most fashionable and
profitable occupation along the Rio Grande At
at the present time.
- family in Belfast Me-, was made very
sick recently by eating the leaves OF rhubarb
boiled for greens.