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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-15

The scalswags who represent Georgia
in Congress are very anxious that that
body should meet, according to adjourn
ment, on the 2lst inst. Their reason for
this anxiety is that the National Lsgisla-
ture may redress the grievances Of the
negroes expelled from the State Legisla-
ture and devised plan for their reinstste-
ment. How this is to be done they do
not say, and il will be hard for them TO
tell. Georgia is now, whether righttul
~ or wrongfally will not alter the case,)
3 State in the Union, q sovereign State
with the internal policy Of which Con-
grsss cannot interfere. The people OF
Georgia organized under the recOnstrue-
ton laws, and their organization passing
the scrutiny OF Congress, was endorsed
by the admission Of their Representa-
tives and Senators. There is then no
remedy for this sin against Radicalism.
Congress, as well as the people who
don't like II, will have to bear it, unless
indeed the former see proper 10 act upon
old THAD's principle and, ignoring the
Constitution, rule Georgia scout" again
and reconstruct her. This done, they
may be able to Ok things their own way,
and return the negroes TO the Lsgisla-
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The special correspondent of the Lou
lsville Journal, writing from Washing
ton, on Friday, says he read the Me-
mortal OF the Tennessee Committee
carefully, and chsracterizes it as COM
posed Of ga vile lot Of lies got up as
Radical campaign matter" is usually
gotten up. 1t is merely q rehash Of the
late Legislative report made to
BrewnIow's Legislature. It sets forth
" the dreadful state Of affairs existing
in Tennessee where the Union men are
at the mercy Of 10000 Ku-Kluxes, regu-
larry organized and increasing in num-
6ers daily" 1t states that after the
recent demonstration OF the rebel Gene
rails at Nashville the Ku-KIux organiza-
tion increased rapidly instead Of being
disbande6, ss was supposed would be tie
case from the pretended pacific COURSE of
the Generals" Tie COMMITTEES coz
tinue that Tennessee is abundantiy able
to organize and support q militia force to
suppress disorder, but it would result in
interneeine war and the militia would
De the objects Of hostility to the Ku-
Klux after their discharge, and the fepd
would thus be kept up for years. They
prefer the Federal troops and belisve
their presence alone, in large hunters
would preserve peace; and, in closing,
they say that Tennessee Is s State in
the Union, and they have taken the le-
gal, constitutional mode to appeal to the
President for protection.
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WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, September H-Master o. III.
White of the United States steamer Water :
artI I LIS morning as bearer OF dispatches
Of the late earthquake on the Pssiae
coast OF south America, the most Of which has
nee1 puoished. Master White left africa on
tae Ioth MINING. The report indorses others
BON commander Giles, or the Wateree and
Capt. Doty, Of the Fredonia. Capt. Giles re-
porss that nus YES Ell was forced on the shore At
twenty minutes past seven in Ihe svsninS
But one OF the crew is known 10 rave bean
ioAt teongn several are missirg. they having
Deeh sent aSuo!e TO render assistance. and nave
not returned. The crew of the Waferae rsreain
on board during the daytime. bns ae tha-a IL 3
gontldueo reeoTienee OF tbs stocks, and the
FeruN1ah corvette, America, les broadside AZ
most directly in front Of her, and III another
ssa should occur toe Wateree would he
cfasAeo, precautions are < to nenove the
ohlcsfs Snd crew on shore for the night. AL,
IGiral Tanners rrport is dated TS1joo IN
board the steamer ~Powhattsn, August m
and s.abss bhab he would sail the next dav for
africa, and keep on a stTonS bea1 81 800 =
while there, so as to be able 10 put To sae on .
moments warning or the approach of any dam
ger. hs haQ mao an interview with thu Prezi.
dent OF the Republic on the 2O,h. and r,rafFsSad
MS ssrYices 70 take down proyisions- stores
nolses 20 tns extent or the eauacffy oflis snfo'
ISsfe ~ not VesDge Of the Fredonia len. Tha
last seen OF her she was being earriad aroan6
Island OF AioNsona, where she must hava haen
erusne9 70 pieces II would cost more b the
Original Vaiue o. the Materee 20 extrcate her
ana the undertaking would probahlY ~ rsa
less, as the ship is much straiaed th5,eb ~
nun Is perez. me bodies of Acting Master
Argan aad uTe OF the crew Of the Fredonfa
have been washed ashore. Cant, GIL Is rnaSins
arrangement for their burial. The toIlowinS
only, of the officers and crew Of me Fredonjs
remain aiyei Capt q. w. Daty, Paw Mssfer
w. W. Miuisms, Passed Asst Surgeon NJ |
Ter Master August Eomer, <"N
Cspt.Doty informst TIE Navy Department. nm
Ter cate OF August 10th that he thought IL hest
10 remain at AnSu to look out for me rem &C.
me crew and give them decent BURIAL
The Secretary OF War has directed Gansra,
Hooker to repair TO New York citv- ana 1890.
or examination before the Rstirins BOARD
Dtstriet Attorney Courtney remains here. He |
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, September Observation-Disclosures
ing reports OF a further postpOnemant. the Re
publican demonstration is in progress here.
Three companies OF infantry are stationed al
the custom-horSe, and other troors are dis.
posed oftn different parts OF the city.
A strong body OF pollce are also accompany
ing the procession. The procession was one
hour passing q given spot. There were only
three white clobs in the procession, numbering
less than three hundred all told. There was
but a thin sprtnkIing Of whites in the rest OF
thr procession. The prominent feature was a
wagon containing negro women dressed in
white, decorated with flowers, representing the
States.
b following are specimens of the inscrfp-
tons on thet r2nsparencies Tammany Hall
the hall OF ~tratJors; Remember Lincoln, Men
enough have been murdered Seymour M ans
slavery; Remember Fort Pillow; No compro-
mise with rebels; Let US have peace.
Strong delegations from neighboripg parishes
participated The saloons ciofed at an early
hour, in compliance With the proclamation Of
the Mayer. The whites generally remained In
their houses.
There were comparatively few on the streets.
Considerable apprehension has been felt OF z
d~lsr tais evening. and elI the small
firearms on sale in the retail stores were bo1ght
up to-day. There was bat little mHsic in the
procession, and the streets alsng The line of
march were remarkably silent. The Demo-
Gratis universally agreed to remain away from
the club rooms and Off the streets.
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NEsg g9RA.

NEw YosT, September lion Saturday eve
ming forty head OF Illinois eattte We e shipped
On the stsamer Fhhal lying in East river. for
e7nud During the night aaa esriy vester-
day morning tn rteeH OF .Lhen died. The re
msi1der We're then removed to TIE rende-fEg
dock, win II the owner was directed by Dr.
Harris t. drive them to he Quarantine yards.
Yestcri2y at ths Howard M.s5io the Water
greet formations wee q scessed by the Rev.
Mr.. Ysn Meter and others. John AL u he
" icksd man IN New York F." VINO, together
with a new onvsTt namtd John S.Ocum, from
Water street aIse, during the SEE vice went for
ward and were ormsHy prayed f0r, and con-
gralUlated and encouraged ia their d W course
by the ladies aac gentl men present.
open air preaching WIS hsid st tbs Five
Points last evening, and an uuruty individual
at a window, near az hand, Interrupted the pro-
ceedtugs by singing ~"Champaiga Charlie"
he was quietly dispatched by tue Police.
TIE Henry C~h2npery brings Panama dates to
tha otns and Sill,c4S IN tire Asure. The news Is
ent one day Later, and contains nothing sddi-
Eional IN regard to the great earthquake, Gen.
klpatftck is passenger.
the Star and Herald say that Col. CIR gsby, q.
> Speslal Inspector, has written to SScrtta-y
AcCuIioch, advising the removal OF Consul
Rice, at Aspinwa1, for mRlfeasAnce in Office,
and charging him with black-mRfling. etc. The
Herald says the charges are usfounded.
Australian 0dVices to the ID ute., have been
received at Panama. Political affairs are quiet.
Az extraordinary rich quartz mine has been
d severed near Apher. The cotton crop has
satisfactory.
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FInsr moon ROE RApIcALrsM.

Be it remembered, that the first act of
murderous aggression, committed in
Memphis during the campaign, was the
coward shot, into the ranks Of the Ninth
Ward Democratic Club lsst Saturday
night, in Chelsea.
Let the itinerant eaves-drOppers, sent
South by the newspapers to SANDER the
patriotic manhood of her people, make
solemn note of the fact, that the first gun
fred in this snvsss with an assassin at
the trigger, was loaded, leveled and dis
charged by q Radical miscreant, and
brought wounded to the ground, 2 Demo-
cratic c%itizsn, while In the peaceful as
sertion Of every freeman's right.
First blood" for Radiealism
Let US have peace /!
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1868.

was at the War Department the greater por-
Il "a ofthe day.
The actual difference of loDg itude between
washington and Havana, as demonstrated by
recent communications for that purpose, over
the Cuba cable, Is 5 degrees Al minutes and s2-I0
seconds. The time occupied In the passage OF
electricity between the two cities lis fhirtysdve
and one hundredth OF a second.
Secretary McCulloch had q Lengthy interview
with the President TINS morning, relative to in
teTnal revenue matters.
Binakley also had an interview with the
Presidents.
Senator Morgan arrived here to-day. Repre-
sentative Schenck left Columbus to-day to
cnnault With him as to the adjournment Of
Congress-. e
Joan Surratt's second trial is expected 20
tax place next Monday. To-day sfxty-nfne sub
posnas Tor witnesses for the prosecution were
ISSUED, including bhres new ones; and ninety
six fer the defense, of whom but lew AVE been
heretofore.
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DEaOCRArIC ELEcToEs.

We are happy to be sbie to announce
to our readers that Hon. Edmund Coop
Ell and Hon. EMERSON ETHERIDGE have
been appointed Electors for the State at
Large, by the Democratic State Central
Committee, snd will take the field i'm
mediately. The party in West Tennes-
see should prepare for them, and give
them cheering and rousing receptions
wherever and whenever they make their
appearance.
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IN THE SOUTH.
"Those who wish to understand why
a the national debt is increasing can get
rs peep behind the curtain by perusing
1.-THE following official report Of the cost
"of collecting, and what is received for
" the District Of Beaufort, South Caro-
"linR :
EZpense Of collecting internal taxes siO,6J0 90
Proceeds OF the collection".---........- 4G2 SO
Balance On wrong side of the sheet@~.slO,27 50
"Falstaf's bill was ninety-niue per
"cent. Of sack and one per cent. Of bread,
"and this is about the proportion of
"taxes collected with the amount paid
Into the Treasury by the earpet-blggers
"of the South. Ten thousand dollars
"sre wruDg from the people, and all
stolen by the Radical agents but four
"hundred and two dollars. This Is q
" picture for Taxpayers to contemplate
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SHELBY Comfy AgRICUETURAL
SOCIETY.

We call particular attention to the fact
that there will bes meeting OF this body
this morning at 10 O'Clock, at the Hall Of
the Chamber OF Commerce, which all
our citizsns sre particularly invited to
attend. The business to be brought be-
fore the meeting will be the completion
of arrangements for the October fair,
which promises to be, for a first efort, >
telling affair. We would suggest again,
while upon the subject, that the mer-
chants make up 3 prize Tor the best five
bales Of cotton, the manufscturers and
mechanics Tor something in their re-
speetive lines, the seedmen for something
in theirs, and the livery-stable keepers for
the finest horses ia single or double team.
We bespesk a full attendance and the
interest Of all our readers in this credita-
bic movement to revive 8 most necessary
institution,
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, September H-Between wo and
three thousand Knights Templar from Baltt.
more, Washington, Philadelphia. Louisville
Memphis, Nashville, New York, New Hamp-
shire and New Jersey arrived mere yesterday,
and were properly received and escorted 10
quarters at the different hotels. Other dele
gates will arrive to-day and tomorrow. The
regular services of the conelsve will commence
a. the Masonic Temple tomorrow morning.
The Democrat has a special from Denver,
which says that Bradford, tbe Radical candt-
date for Congress, is still ahead, with three
counties to hear FROM a
A young lady named Carolina F~rienkcder,
living az Ponus POstofice, in this county, was
accidentally shot by a negro on Friday last,
ana killed.
= A poor woman, named Gee, fell from a porch
yestsrdav morning and s05a after died from
the injuries recsfTei. She leaves four snau
lfldrp Ha. UrH- f.E sHr# #sHHHnH H
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Somewhere swallowed u

Somewhere swallowed up in these
amazing sums of money, which stsgger
the mind in the effJrt to realize them,
the amount squandered on the Freed
meats Bureau would reach probably fftv
millions At least, for the year ending
January |, 1867, as estimated by General
Howard, Commissioner OF the bureau,
nearly twelve millions were required.
At this rate, for the TIRES years the bu-
reRu has been in existence, it has con-
sumed t~hirty-six millions; and we know
that q vastly greater amount-at least
fifty miltions-have bsen spent upon it,
all TO keep the Radical party in power.
The rate st which we are going to ruin
astounding sums Of money drawn
by the ~tax-gstherer from the hard labor
of the people, and spent-ean be better
understood when we cay that during the
seOeny-three gears preceding the wsr Gas
recently the whole expendi.
ture OF The Government amounted to Tess
han fourteen hundred millions of dollars,
while the Radical party in the one yeor
Of 1865 spent nearly nineteen hundred
dollars, 81 above stated.
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LTXURIEs OF MEMBERS OF COS-

LUXURIEs OF MEMBERS OF COS
GRESs.
1.-THE miscellaneous expenditures,
" which did not average eighteen MIL
lions under Mr.. Buchsnsn's admins
" t~ration, have steadily increased for the
/" last four years, and in 1867 foot up to
1888, 975, 9fS, more than the entire out
"lsy of the government for any year OF
g peace prior to the war with Mexico.
/" Kuivss, peTfumery, fancy soaps, and
" patent-leather boots, are expensive lux
4" uries. Yet the "%loil'i members OF THE
"SenRte and House must have them"
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FOREIGN.

LoNDoS. September l4-Gen. Dix, It is stated
gave Mrs. Lincoln an eat~ertalnlnent at Paris
on the 5th inst.
Rio Janerio dates to August oath, state thai
the NJ uistry have refused mediation aud will
prosecute the war.
FeIquiza had given hls adhesion to Presi-
dent Mitre.
Ths allied forces were marching against the
-ParSguayans ut Pumbro.
Lopez mad 1900 men st the mouth Of PHI
query.
The Brazilian tron-cia1s had gone to Assun-
ciOn.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 1.-THE treaty
with sOkharah has not ss yet been ratified by
the Emperor.
PEsrH. September H.-Ths garrison IN
Transylvanis has been strengthened In cOnss-
quence of insurrectionary movements in Bull
garia.
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THANKG0Bi

BARBOUR LEWIS, disguised at his fall
ures, corjointly with SMITH, to sell out
to MUM the colored Radicals who sup
port his wing Of the rascally party, has
left the city, much to its relief We wish
him no particular harm, but think if he
stay North it would be greatly to
the advantage Of morals in this, vicinity
and perhaps to the County Treasury.
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CAIRO, September H.-Up-Julla at 10 am,
Guy OF Alton at ) pm- Continental ats pm.
DOWn-Argonaut at am Belle Vernon at
am, 4gsnta at 2 pm, Peoria City at 8 pm.
Kellogg at pm. The river rose eight inches
To-Day.
LOUISVILLE, September 1.-The river is ris-
ing, with 3 feet 6 inches In the canal. Weather
clear and pleasant.
PTFTsBURG, september H-Styer rising, with
3 fsst22 inches in the channel
ST. LOUIS, september H-fhere is seven feet
IA the channel to Cairo. e..
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TROY, N. \.

Troy, September Il-Chas. Dsviae, employed
as a Iahorer on the farm OF T. Van Vauaaksn,
on the Calais road, attempted to murder Mrs.
Van Vaunaken yesterday afternoon for her
Inouey, but did not suec eed. He fed, but has
since been captured. Mrs. Van V. wiz proba-
bly, recover.
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A Democratic Executive Committee
for this county is much needed. Il was
the duty of the District Convention at
Brownsville to have appointed one, We
submit that the county and city clubs
make up this deficiency at once.
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@

BRIrGKPoRT, September IA The nnosttatense
excitement was created here yesterday by the
discovery OF a dsndish outrage o. a highly re-
spectsbie young lady OF tois CRY, by a negro.
The negro was arres5sd shortly after the COM
ma sion Of the on rage, and It was with the
greatest difficulty that the authorities could
PROTECT the sccundlel from the rury OF The ax-
cited people. He was nna1y committed to jail
for trial.
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AIALNE

PORTLAND, ME-, September 1.-THE vote in
five cities foots up for Chamber ain, Sf54 Pills
bury, 5305. The same cities gave Chamberlain
. 43, PiIsbuTy, 1881 before. Radical majority,
4S4g, against 1852 last yezr, a gain OF llS7.
LATER.-Returns from towns give
Chamberlain 1891; PillsburY, l0,zS, which be-
fore gave Chamberlain 93I, and PiIlsbury 74o0.
Republican majority, 4IS6, against 1885 last year,
bafng q gain OF 1929.
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NEW HAREPsHIRE.

CoNCoRD, September I4-Ex-Preside1t Pierce
10 Improve. He Is not yet out OF
1aHgsF, bat the probabilities are siroE giy in IA
yorOf his recovery. g
Ths remains OF the late Z Twin Il Ste ans,
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, n. Y. September IAN unsuccess-
fnh attempt TO rob the Union BaRk OF this city,
was made On last Saturday night. The rob
ibeTs only suceeeced In digging through ths
foundation wall. whiea was hva feet thick,
when they were alsrmEd and hsd-
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, OHuo, September IA Jas. Skin
ner, OF Independence near h6re, WasshOt dead
in his 1--WE house last night by burglars. Jack
O'Neil, q notorious burglar and THIEF, has been
arrested on suspicion OF being concerned in
the sffair.
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CANADA

MONTREAL, September A.-The funeral of
the late Bishop Tilfford, the Metropolitan
Bishop Of Canada. took place yesterday after
and was attended by an tmmense num-
Der o. people.
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VERMONT.

NEw HAVEN September I4-Ths negro sup
posed to be guilty OF the rape Of Mrs. Whitman,
of Brockheld, on the 4tb, which resulted in her
death, Was arrested here yesterday,
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By Telegraph.


LANCASTER, Pa, September 40. J. Diekey
Will probably be n0minatedby the Republt
cans to succeed the late Tha3 Stevens In Con
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PHILADELPHIA.

P~6ILAEELPHIA- september 1.-THE print
works attached TO the Washington manuiac-
turing mills at Gloucester, N. J., were destroyed
Dy nTe this evening. Los, $4,000.
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MARKETS.
New York sEarket.

New York MAFkets
NEW York, September 14-Cotton lower /;
sales 500 bales up'aRds, 2o@2%c. Flour, super
hne, State and Western, S89I. Whisky quiet
but firm. Coffee quiet. Sugar quiet, Ii49l55s.
Moiasses steady, Muscovado 44c. Corn Sl.Io9
I2l. 40
Dry Goods-Heavy brown sheefing declined
&c; brown drills scarce and firm, I7zgIo. A
fall OF Hc. in prints is ook for. Fancy prints
l51Ae.; Mallory prints he; Congress wigans
lkIzc., delaInes 20c.; aIpacs Iusters IKE.
MOney-The market continues easy. Call
loans 3@5c, but chiefly 3@4; Discounts 697;
Sterling S3s991s; Cold 44g4415; old TenDessees
69H@70; new soAg6sz.
Louisville Market.
LoUIsvfLLE, September l4.-Tobacco quiet,
sales % hhds. Tugs TO low middIing leaf at S59I0;
Hart county filters $40 o; BreckinFidge county
cutting Leaf 81. Tue hnt bale OF new cotton.
eIassed as low mlddIing, sold TO day at &c.
Prime hay, On the wharf, SIS. Superf1ne -four
81. No. red wheat 81. Corn, snsiled in sack,
Csc. Oats 50955c, Mess pork SO. Bacon, Shout
Raw whisky, ice, 81 So ~ lt'
l GineTnnata Market.
~rcTyNAr September H.-Famiiy dour
S39S 50. Wheat 81 90. Corn 98eqS1, Wbiskv
bonded zoe. Pork S2seZS Is. Lard l9Le. B0fk
shoulders u12c; sides loci bacon shoulders I3c..
sides Its4c-; mans H92lc. Butter unchanged
81. LOats Market.
ST.. LOUIS, September 14-Tobaeeo dun and
unchanged. Superb ne -four s. S96 IS. Wheat
Sea 80. Corn 9hG59- Oats 52@55c. Pork SO IS.
Bulk shoulders u%. Bacon, sides 15%@I6Zc.,
packed; shoulders 13c. Lard 1870. Whisky
81 "a, free.
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the use or their Hall for sales Of this character,
n we hope it VIII be found a great eonven-
ienee for all Public Sales OF Real Estate as far
as practicable TO be made at that point.
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THE regular weekly meeting OF this Club
i viii be held this Tuesday Evenfng, at 8
O'Clock, at their hall On Main street. AMmem-
bers having torches in their possession will
please return them to the hail, so as to have
Them put in orasr for future use. A general
tuI nout Of the members is requested.
By order OF the President.
seplo IT JOHN D. BEAIRD. Sac1N.
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CITIES
IL BY THE
Memphis & Louisville z. z. Line.
FaN Schedule, September I3, 1868
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN AS

Both Trains eonnec for Nashville.
The 3:l5 Pm connects for cairo ana st. Louis
arriving at 81. Louis ct Lao p-m.n next day.
through Tickets at Reduced Rates.
Can be REQUIRED ct the C0mpany's OEce. zs5k
Main street, and At Depot, head Of MSfu street.
- Baggage Checked az Depot or by the Mem
ph1s City Transfer Company at Hotels. phi
VSts B~esadsnces, or on board boats, to ali p-fn-
c1pal point East and North.
sam. 3. JONES, superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent. sspis
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Auction Sales of Merchandise.

WE solicit consignments of any Description
w OF Merchandise TO be sold at Auction
having one of the most convenient Sales
rooms, admirably suited for tire display OF
Goods, and is one of the most public situations
In the city.
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Louisville Market.
NEW ADvERTIsEM'NTs
Second Ward Dem0erattc Clnh.
Attention, Fifth Ward Dem. Club.

p'HH regular meeting of this Gu will be
L held this Tuesday Night, at their nalI (No.3
Engine House6 on Poplar street. Good
speeches may be expected. sepI5 1t
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CORRESPONDENCE.

r5vyssDoadsnce. on Pubic EuenfS, s0ttsatea from
ere7g pan Of he UHued S5Ges.
ADSLLE KE4TTTG q co.