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The Return to Specie Payments-T Ele
YaliOn OF & reenbaCkss

The Return to Specie Payments-The Ele-
Ya,iOn Of SreenbaCks.
From the N. Y. Times.
The value OF the pound sterling, or English
sovereign, expressed in Federal money, is
S444 in England and 81 95 in the United
States. Therefore, when exchange on London
is apparently s. per cent. premium in New
York, il is really par. This is not exactly
correct, but it is nearly so,
The price OF United States FiYe-twenty
bonds (of the issues OF 1862 is about "a
cents on the dollar in London in gold, and
about 100 in in New York currency. These
prices are nearly equivalents. Thus, to "A in
gold in London, add for exchange 7-beiug 81
per cent.-and We have 81, the value of The
bonds in coin in New York. To 81 add 2S-
being 81 per cent. premium on god-and we
have 100 as the currency value of the bonds
in New York.
Now, suppose Congress should authorize a
new issue of 5 per cent. bonds, the principal
payable at the pleasure o! the Government
after ten years, equal in amount to the entire
public debt, greenbacks inclusive, such new
bonds to be expressly payable, principal and
interest, in coin or its equivalent-trse from
all tax and without abatement-aud permit-
ting any holder of any outstanding United
States debt, greeDbacks inclusive, to eX-
change the same, dollar for dollar, for such
new bonds-would these new bonds sell
at 80 in the London market Would all
outstanding United States debt, greenbaoks
inclusive, follow, and thus DO worth 80 ia
the London markets And if SO, how would
it work in New York? As 90 in 2on ia Lon
don is equal to about 9S4 in coin in New York,
bonds would, Of course, be worth 9S5 in coin
here instead of ST. as now. How, then, about
greenbacks2 With gold at "a, they are worth
about rs cents on the dollar in coin; but green
backs, being equivalent 10 bonds, must advance
to 9S9, or, in other words, we should be sub
stantislly at the specie basis with our cur
Iency-natiOnal bank notes following the
gIeenbacks.
But will Congress pass such an act as has
been proposed Why not Is it too muot
to ask an undoubtedly solvent but embar
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BOARDING..

MO. 1921 GIRARD STREET, CENTRALLY
~ located, within TWO squares OF the Continental
and Girard House--An unfurnshed
sFCoND-sTORY FRONT ROOM,
with fTsI-clsss Board.
Vacancies foF Gentlemen and Table BoarderG
Reference required. 9l
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COPARTNeRsHlpS.

DlSSOLUTION OF PARTN NERSHlP, THE
IL pattnership heretofore existing between the un-
ueIsiR "a snd JA MIS- CASE DEN, under he name
of BAILEY q CASCADEN, having been dissolved
by The death Of Mr. Cascadeu, all persons Indebted TO
said Inn are requested 10 ms Ike imu ediate PAYMENT
lht having claims against said finn % present
them for settle NJ nt JOHN r. BAILEY,
Surviving partner OF Bailey 4 Cascaden.
JOHN 7 BAILEY will continue the BAG BUsI;
Nj at he od stand, n r. ooruer OF Ma ltK TT aud
WATER Streets, Philadelphia A. D tnstu9t*
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PROPOSALS.
d X . P o s A l. S.

D X o o s l. S.
OFFICE DEPOT AND DIS BURsING @. NJ,
HDQS. DEPARTMENT. SOUTH :
49,, ATLANTA. Ga. Nov. 3, 1885,
Sealed Proposals will be received this Onice
un II ~ N. MONDAY, Nov. 2s, 1865. for supp lying
Il Is DepOt with 1' '0
sOoI 90 pounds W EsTERN OATS.
44St0 pCuI ds corn.
/, UOO'O pounds IL NOTIFY HAY, baled,
10000 bounds 81 RAW Daled.
Ga and Corn to be of prime quality. sound, free
nom dust or art, and put up In good strong sacks.
Hay ard Straw ust be well bAed, per ecsIy cured,
and free from weeds, dust. or dirt. The whole will be
subjected To a rigi0 Inspection.
All Forage and Straw TO be delivered In on the
siolng Of Messrs. Gienn. Wright & carr, NJ the
QuarlermasteIs SLorehUuse foot OF Forsyth street,
Atlanta.
Delivery 10 commence January !, 1899 aud to con-
tinue In equal quantities on The nIst day or eRcn
month for five mo- uths ensuing.
Proposals should be made for each article sEPA.
RATELY, and IN TRIPLICATE, with copy OF his ad.
Vtriisem nj attached To eacn, end hear the indO
mCnt In ther Cwn hand OF the persons OF whom
there he at ied tUO, offered surety for the
tahtul p' rfuSmepCe OF the COZ tract, II wardeo.
Bids viii be received for any amount not less than
The ght is reserved to receive or rjec, such parts
II wnoie OF bids be for the best Interests OF
LTe service.
Proposals should be addressed to the under,iguei
ard indOrsrd upon the envelope, Proposals for the
Ueliy. ~ of Forage and Slrew,"
BY order o. Brew Brig.-G II. sax on, Chief Q NJ
Ii j, FARMS WORTH
Prevet Captain and a. A. Nj, U. s. A. in cnarge Of
DeEo. ii 49,
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

ID EOTICE.-THE ERSIGNED
f4aSS would Call tne attention OF the public TO his
SNfzN NEW OLDEN EAGLE FURNACE
SSdS This 10 1n entirely new heater. IL IL cDn-
sucted ss 10 a. once lteli 20 general favor,
being combination OF wrought a. cast iron. II is
very eim pie in construction is perfectly air
ughti selfcleaning having no Iipes or drums to be
taken out and C aned. IL Is arranged with upright
hues as TO produce larger amount OF heat from
sane weight OF coal than any farnsce now In use.
The hS gfOmetic condition OF the air produced bY
my new arrangement OF eyaporation VIII at once de-
nOnttrate that it IN @ ouly Hot Air Furnace that
Will pre- duce PERFECTLY healthy atmos phere.
a oso in want ot mplete Heating Apparatus
would do we'll 10 call and examine the Golden Eagle
CHARLES WI LILA Ms,
Nos. lls2 snu 1874 Ma RK hr Street,
Philadelphia,
Alarge assortment OF Cooking Ranges Fire.board
StoN es Low DUwn Grate3, Ventllators, ETC., always
on hsLd.
n. b obbpg ofaIl kncs promptly done 8 lOS
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OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS
| I,kL,IHA1 NJ lnA = ENl,LI sirnnt r.

IMPATIENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS
l. OFFICE NO lO4 s. FIFTH Street.
PHILADELPHIA, November 20, 1858,
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
Sealed Pros Osals will be received Rt the Office of the
Uhi,f CUmmi siOLeF of Highways until IL oclocz
NJ on MONDAY 23d instr Mt, for the construction OF
s. Sew the line OF Thrgy.fo nth street between
UhCsuuJ aud woodland streets, with clear inside
% tn feet aud with such inles Rnd
holes - may be directed by the Chi7f Engineer Rnd
surveyor The understanding TO he that the Con
sCIoI bhsll take bills pre- pared against the property
fronting said sewer tO the amount OF one uolar
twenty-five cents Tor each lineal foot of front
the balance, as limited by Ordinance 10 be paid by
the city, and he sncr, II alyi TO be para by the
VeIiI.Onefs for said Sc ~er.
When the street 10 occupied by City Passenger
Railroad track, the shall be construcied along
side Of SAID TRACK In such manner as not To OOSruc
interfere with the SAFE passage OF the cars thereon
and claim tor remuneration shall Oe paid the UOn
tractor by The Company usng said track. specified
Ia Act of Assembly approved NAV s, 1866.
All bidders are invlted 10 ne present AT the lime
and place opening the said proposals. Each pro.
posal viii be accompaned by certificate That bond
has been filed TO The Law Department as directed by
uTdinAn'e of Msy 25, 1860 fthe lowest bidder shall
not execute contract within five DAYS after the
work is awarded, he viii be deemed "a declining,
ard will be held liable his bond tor the dliec
between his bid and the rext highest bid Speclh-
cations mav he hsd NJ the Department of Surveys 4,
which will be strictly adhered 70 H
.MAHLON II, DICKINSON,
II 20st Chief Commissioner NJ Highways
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TLnaberisff.

Der JInb III fortfD d6reao i'm sfei,
gen nlo bate beiite Mfittaa S Rllk az
ben SbeaIs oH =
Yin biefigen 2apDunespIas Iieoeu
bic DanIpfeF Nlpba, AIett, QiiD. Sor
lisninnil uno q. Bafer. %
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elmer s2aonng GaIj fabren. : 5
:, gfhvattet iusKosn bic DampibOote
yaleitine iino Bertha, bei0e bon Gin
cinn0ti. q, rsra Il. 8 .ss.
MHgetoiarEe4 ipar 0er &aIisnlan bon
cairo ,iIo bra9te ais SsaGt G6iu.
bella 6gGer " lien Mno @dIgdfbieb.
Die GffdjaEte an BET Fence M0ken
Iitnflta ltebait uup man feet eiusf
1eDeitenDeh Belebting teB GanDeIs
'ail9e9ett oa pie @@i6fabrt nan in
'cHem ganee III. p asa =
.Mr IA
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q orrefp onb e ua.
&taatS SematDr.

" DDtIIe, R,eilll.,
z. %. See. 1867. : /,
Serrn u. 9. 9. afnbsIeB.
Rertber Serr! 9ie Hntersei6neten
erfaden Sic ergebenf, aIs Ganbioaf
fur Die burd Geii9nation bes Serrn
Gu9en Carp enttanDene 8acans bes
Qmtes zines Gtaats SENATORS aufsus
treten, nno mir berpffidten uns, S6nen
unlere ernitli6e llnteritasung anees
oeiben 5n laifen, bantit Sic ertuabIt
fuerben.
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FOR CRIMINATJTT.6iiiI'

beAA- We are authorized to announce the
Hon. JOHN HUGH SMITH as candidate for
the Office Of Criminal Judge for Davidson
County, Election, january 4tii 1868.
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stdbtratbs sSsetbaublaaaen.
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Item an5uerfennen. -
4. Gage un6 Bau zines SpriBenbaue
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5. Die unterftiisun8 Der ifaotifaen
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be5I9lib &eouftion Der @erft Saren
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bod, iueIber ben8erfauf elmer 8auIteae
/ fur Elm Sprikenbauies au $35 ben SUB
uno Die G6entung elmer Bauiteae fur
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Ssrr 9telion beantraete Die Serabfes
9ang Der Stalls bon Oh. 2aitenberaer
unb 9ageB. 9ln basl Marftbans .Go-.
Unite bertpielen. 7Re mj
| Cine 8il, melde $500 sur GtabIis
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Wl TIT aus. Vim betflofs
ienen WtlttpOd nurben Die GtaIIe in,
Mdrttbalafe fiir 6as Sabr 1868 ausael
mietbet unb 3tpar tuie folgt:
No. l nnb 2. @bain Soc $50 fir
ieben.
go. 8. @bas. 2ingner $3.50.
go. 4. g. @herriG $15O.
no. 5. s. %. Coleman $3.50.
go. 6. Sobn SIS. Coleman $3.50.
ato. z nno s. $. 6. Sentins u. Bro,
$3.50 fur ieben.
SO. /. Geo. OoubIebab $3.50.
go. 10. M. s. Waiors $3.50.
SO III. SIS. 8. 9eb6inger $3.50.
go. 10. q. Mfaiors $3.50.
go. 10. Sfaac 3acroir $3.50.
b go. IA. M. Seftb $50, a5i q
go. Is. gbriitiail 9otuers $3.50,
SO. Is. q. s. geasIeb $50.
SO. II. Sames 2drfit1 $3.50.
SO. Is. Srant u. Sacobs $3.50,
SO. 49,. S. $. 8ris3ar6 $l50.
go. 90. Sacob G1utt $50. 4saa
~ SO. 81. @ns. gBdrner $50. s4a
r. go. 22.0. 9oublebab $780, r
SO. %. s. S. @arner $3.50. sz-
go. "a. GbaS. 2aitettberger 1908. !
SO. 25. g8nl. 98arner $3.50.
SO. 26, Gbas. gSarner $I5O.
go. 81. SEQ. Soft $150.
q go. g. San1es Sennatt, $3.50. ,ss
go. %. Stoie, Setter u. Station
= 80. 80. 5. s. Solomon $50. 80
SO. 81. q. g, .SageD 1918.
go, %, Sobn s. @tlifon $205,
$40. 81. L. 6. 2ifbD $1O5.
l. go. 35. Sriber u. @biIore6 $95.
$50. &c. SEQ. Scrugas $95. ssg7
2 SO. 81. Daniel @Iarf 1916.
& SO. 80. Sbos. @baoneu S13O. .
SO. 80. @oH Sageb $3.50. ! III
. go. 40. 8. @eanep $75,
SO. IL. Sames Slim $1O5.
= $50. 40. q. 9. g. 2insIeh $175. +.
$50. 49,, @eorge 8rice $40.
So. A. &obert Gtepar6 5000.
q SO. 45. - Susbes $155.
z So. 46. Snoretu @regorb 800.
2 SO. AZ. Sobn Nfc&inneb S135.
go. 48, g, 9. @bitfett S126. ae,' :.
: Sto.l 40. 8. s.. Sbompfon $1O5.
i SO, so. SIS. 81. Qucas $75,
go. 81. 0ars. Marb 9tapuon $75.5
9to. SO, Sno. 2ignor $3.50. a-fssz
SO. So. SIS. 6tiber $3.50. l'7
! SO. So, 2ouis 2opp $3.50.
SO. IS. q. NfiIIer $3.50.
go. So Suo. 50. Qoiurg 5000. Z
SO. 81. 2ouis Binters Sarb. $214,
SO. So. Martin 5000. e
80. SO. q. @oo6fin S11o. .as
geo. SO. S. Sttenbiae $15O.
gfo. 61.s S. $. firth $1O5.
go. 50. 8. 9. Sifber 800. aasl
SO. SO. Sorbu. McOernlott $11O.I
9to. GA. @artren u. 9earman $175,
&c. IS. 8. 81. 6or S110.
go. 66. Sno. Soug6ertD 1926.
SO. 81. Or. Sarl9 $75.
9to. 68.35ob1 Shannon $135. - a
SO. SO. 8. S. Gubant S150
SO. 20. SIS. Nuitin $13O. @=zss.
gro. Il. 8. 8. Wenefee $3.50.
SO. 70. S. 8. Sooo $1O5.
80. IS. aeiDis Billiams s1s5.
$40. "a. s. SIS. Sau $50. s4s
go. rs. Brable1 $3.50. ia
No. 76. Santes Softer, Sdrb. S175.
go. u. BaIfb $165.
0on ben z Sif@faGs tuuroen S su
70, elmer 81 $3.50 unb $50. / Su
975, (eiefer an Serrn Seins bers
Sie StdIIs an Der NuBetliette brdf'>
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MhtunosboH
Rafbbflte, Gem,
26, See. 1857

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: @eine SerreHI Sn 8eonttportur,a
Sbrer an mid erganeenen Mufor6es
rlln9, erlpioere i6 Sbhen, Dab id auf
Sbren Runf@ germ bic paeante GteIle
annebmen iperoe, ipenn i'd eriuabIt
peroen follte. Nfeine beften Oienfte
lo!len metreH Naitbaraecn au @ebofe
Fe9en, tpenn fie mid fur 0as 9tmt
punldben. sq y - uF.gsHistS
wYnT>l Grgebenft
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6arul SM llerlnietljfll.

sil.e felf Gmfe Wnrmi but mellen pon anlbS
~. ~ sfFgttea MAssAnit TIT eefals att
sase,ssa Or. &ndfH,
aps0 By ees enlhmsE Hns 5sFerToH ssrats.
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NnSperfn,lf.

= S9 peahnGttge, 6as 80 ef ferfpH+ &Gnsa IN
Pen 9frrM 9a!iM8 G4BRpfa0 ain @oarbltafniTs sss
lalteH ptfe, Dtuie ans3npergdufen gdS SgGEere er.
~ cycI5n REED.
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FOR ATToRNEY-5FNERAL.

Dgl. We are authorized to announce Cant
4, ?. TUTHILL AZ o Candidate for ATTORNEY.
General Of the Nineteenth Judicial circuit
Election Saturday, january 4th 1893.
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bar, our abbolung bereit He9enben
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: s.EaA - - 4offnteiter
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@ SSir bnbelt ilmfer 6e=
fbGftslOfal na6
$40. Isl @berrD Gtra1e,
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gang iteben sFtbbIeburaer's
9teffanratfptl, perleA..
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iiber bic beborfteben0e @abI zines @es
nerals GnmaItes biefes Gircuits fpre>
den. asii sga>@s
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
No. We are authorized to announces Il. u
PEABODY, Esq. as candidate for the cf,ce
OF Attorney General. Election Saturday, the
4th Of january 1885,. ia "a az :.
FOR ATTORNEY-GENER Y (
D@6 We are authorized to announce d. w.
Classic as candidate for the position of Attor.
ney-G General for the Davidson County scircdit
Election Saturday, January 18th 1865.
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announcement or Candida1es.

FOR CHANCELLOR. 49,
pA. hereby announce niyselg a candidate
or Chancellor Of this Division. Election Ian.
uary 4th 1858. asa
dz11 HORACE III. HARRrao~ +.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-03

Bon ben z Si@ftaus uuroen S au
$25, elmer 81 $3.50 un6 SO. 1 An
1919, (eiefer on 2errn 9eins bers
mietbet. 4 fffgfF'g 81
0ie StaIIs an Der gtubehfeite brat5>
ten ieoer $50 Mlietbe. aw
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-03

Judges, H.Austins No. Austin. William
WWoore. Clerks-W iilfarn Austin Jr, Richar
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-18

IMPORTANT TO MERcHASrs.-Messrs.
Toof, Phillips 4 Co., Stratton, Goyer 4
Co, Keel q Co, Harris, Cochran q Co.,
Schoolfeld& Hanauer, Farripgtop& How
ell, Brooks, Nicely 4 Co., r. s. Taylor d
Co., Clark, Ely 4 Co., Galbreath, Stewart
& Co., Newton Ford 4 Co., VIM. r. Moore
& Co., Joiner, Lemon 4 Gale, Meacham
& Treadwell, Walker Bros. q Co., Rice,
Silk & Co., Meyer & Co., and others: !
request that you meet me at the Cham
Der of Commerce, on Monday morning,
at 10 o'clock, as wish to communicate
to you important intelligence as to the
State tax on merchants.
Respectfully, W, Y. G. HUMEs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-18

Glsnorrp. "A gentleman, stranger
in The city, about taking the train for
Georgia, was garrotsd near the Charleston
depot last evening and robbed Of bis
carpet.sack and his wallet containing
about tssniy-four dollars in money. He
was surrounded by the rascals while stand.
ing apart from the crowd who were await
ing the departure Of the train, aud before
be could give an alarm, his baggage was
taken from his hand, his pocket-book
ditto, and the thieves made of. The
gentleman reported his misfortune
promptly at police headquarters and it
is thought the garroting party will be
captured.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-18

Buy A Coon ONE OR NoxE.-Many alb
solutely worthless sewing machines are
now before the public, to purchase which
would result in nougbt 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 adj
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, 1868-09-18

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, ]. S. Smith, will keep first
class hotel, at rates reduced from 50 to
50 per day. The planters patronage is
narticularly solicited. IL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-18

KESo.-In the Municipal Court yester-
day, in the mandamus case Of o. c.
Woodward VS.. s. B. Beaumont, wherein
an alternative mandamus was issued on
Wednesday last, the mandamus was made
peremptory and final. The complainant
alleged in his petition that he had paid
internal revenue tax as lottery ticket
dealer, and that the police had interfered
with his business, claiming it to be q
keno bank. The mandamus compels
Beaumont to surrender the premises to
the petitioners. The Court thus tacitly
decides that keno is the sale Of lottery
tickets, aud of course the Court knows
herself, as the Court has been there.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-18

.PAsoHALL HOUSE, DRAwIsc.-Certifi-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had in
Memphis ofMr. +. S. Plummer, 2l2 Front
st.; W. II. Passmore 4 CO., 26O Second st.,
and at Geo. Pattison 4 Co.'S bookstore,
sl7i Main street. Circulars containing
full particulars furnished on application
to either Of the above parties. l25eodf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-18
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Nominations OF Onicers for the Next
Commercial Year.

THE COMMITTEE or THE CHAMBER
i Of Commerce on ominations OF ofiicers LOT
the rext commercial year, to be elected at the
meeting on MONDAY, THE 18Th INST.
report as follows:
For President-T. A. Nelson.
For Vice. Presidents-W. II. Cherry, J. y.
Stratton, s. NJ. Gates, W. S. Pickett. +. NJ.
Mahan.
For Treasurer-W. W. Scheduled.
For Committee on Appeals-Wm. r, Moere.
John p. Trezevant. d. II. Townsend, ". b.
Greenlaw, James Elder. John johnson. Nano-
leon Hill. IL -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-18
FOR SALE.

TOR sALE.-A FINE MILCH COW: IN
auire of BU6BY 4 HATCHETT..
- on quneo' ga Front street.
TS0R sALE-T HAVE TWO CARVER COT
n ton Cir Stands; one sixty. the otner esgsst 10y
sawa which will sell verv low n applied tor
soon w. L. VAN DYKE, Agent.
IL No. ll5h Beal street.
NOR SALE AND LEASE-EI. RES
X idence Lots and Gardens. " and near ear the
CITY low for cash. W. A. WHEATbhfs
1872 No. betnell blocs.
NOR SALE, LEASE OR REM on, 4 !. IVA w
,.sr corner of Auction and Front sts., opposite
New County Jaii. Anrly on promises: ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-18
Upton WEEKLY RECORD.
SAM. p. ROSE, Editor and Propri'r.
THE RECORD Is PUBLISHED EVERY
l. Friday. at
Covfngfon. Tennessee,

and is an independent Democratic paper. IL
circulafes widely in the counties Of Upton.
Lauderdale, Haywood and Fayette. and i the
bel advertising medium. through which the
merchsrts Of Memphis may advertise Tor coun-
nv trade, 10 be found In West Ten essee.
advertisemenfs inserted on liberal terms.
Specimen copies furnished gratis to all who
SAM. p. ROSE.
vu-s5 Covington, Team.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-18

DESTIsrRX.-Dr.J. B. WATSON, dentist,
can always be found during Office hours
at bis new dental rooms, over his whole
sale drug emporium, No. sls Main street,
and ready to wait on those who prefer
bis professional services (onlyl. I