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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-31

CHARLES ROBINSON will hear something
to his advantage if he will call on Jones
Bros, No. 8 Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-31
WANTS.

yxrANTED-A PARTNER. WITH $1,000,
w 10 engage in . good paying business:
Apply to d. REED. Real Estate Agent. SOsH
Second street. 10
IN ANTED--TO EXCHANGE Gao. ACRES
w of good land. in hirh state Of cultiya-
Goods. For particulars call on T. B. HAYNES,
or ". p. BATES, at 2s Front street. 1867
WANTED-A SITUATION AS. BOOK.
w keeper or saIesman, by gentleman OF
many years. experience and an extensive ac-
abundance. Grocery or commission business
preferrcd. For particulars refer to Longley,
Mulhalland & Co., No. 800 Front street, Mem
phis Tennessee. Ino
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-31

SPACIOUS. AIRY ROOMS. CLAN beds,
- beautiful and qulet loc1il.S 49,.
800 Soala 40 vel % select rooms. 81 me
h3 sss = N' a. I. SHAW. ProErisser.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-31
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

NiBsrssrrPI AND TENSrssrK RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. $40 Pm. 4:l5 pm.
Sardis accom- n, cx, Sunday, $3.50 An. boo Pm.
Freight. north = Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
south-Mondny. Wednes-
day and friday----...-..- $3.50 Pm. 6;20A.M.
MEMPHIS AND oHARLKsron RAILROAD.
Through mail, daily........... 600 Pm. 1910 Pm.
Through express. daily-....i0:i0 Pm. 1880 pm.
Someryille &C. save Sunday SIS An. 300 Pm.
Corinth &C., save Sunday. 800 AN.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LouIsyuLE RAILROAD.
Day Express-.....,.........-. HlS An. 200 Am.
Night Express................ 3:l5 pm. 400 Pm.
Railroad time Is Is minutes faster than city
timc. Ticket office, No. 2S7l< Main street. De-
pot. head Of Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-31

Fruit CANS. at 1886 Second street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-31

In response to the above call, / an
nounce myself as the Democratic candi-
date for the Office of magistrate of the
fourteenth civil district, election to.mor-
row, August lst. JOHN NORTON.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-31

EDITORS AVALANCHE: If Mr.. John
Norton, constable of the fourteenth civil
district, will allow his name used as a
candidate for magistrate of said district,
he will receive the support of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-31

GoLp pens rspOinted At s2s Main St. {
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-31

HAYS Coal CoMPASY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, Wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 223 Madison st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-31

Money 20 lean on ceIiasera's AZ sss
Mnfn street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-31
FINNIE e. BUCKHA M,
GROCERs. FOR CASH ONLY.
500 M ain q rect.


JUST RECEIVED. ASSORTED SIZES OF
% Dig muzzles; also, Refrigerators- and Ice
Boxes. at the lowest cost prices, at
JOHN l.. EIOHBEkGS,
I35 1911 Main street, cor. Washington.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
WASHINGTON.

wA.nissToH, Sept. 3.-Accsunts frsm
Greece say he Crstan insurrsction i. Aol
ishinI. The Turks ere nearly discouraged
and u is with grsa, difficulty that they can
continue the contest, while the christians
are flushed with gu cess and Infatuated
with the recent massacrss to desperate en-
terPriass.
Commissioner Rollins telegraphed to New
York that he will not appear either person
ally or by counsel, in answer 10 the warra ut
issued TOT his arrest at the instance OF So
hector Blnckly. The reaso for this is an
isistood 10 he AT entire absence Of facts ON
hich 10 found a charge against him. The
Evening Star saws that the President and
Secretary McCulioch seem TO be greatly IN
noyed at the proceedings, and the presiden,
sent bis Private Secretary TO Mr. Rollins to
explain that the affair WAS mono OF the
Presidents instganon and that he regre,
ted It's occurrence.
Depu y Commissioner Harlan also de
clincs 70 Ne'y FORK in obedience to the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosroS, Sep. .


The follow ;ug nominations Tor State OH
GERS have been made by the Democratic
convention: Governor, John q Adams,
oi Quincy; Lieutenant Governor, Reuben
Noble. Of Wesrt-i; Secretary of State
I harlcs Bumblec"mb; Treasurer, Henry
Arnold 4 iams. Of Auditor, A. J. Devereu1
OF Salem; Attorney General, VIM q. En-
dicotf, OF Salem.
J. G Abbott OF sion and John X.
Briggs Of Sheffield, were chosen Presdeu-
tlal electors
Loud calls weTe u de for speech from
Adams, but he nnt being present, Judge
hhptt bntn .dtir scl the Convention
ulog zinr SIS mour and Blair ahd ch4rg-
inf The Republicans with gros. cxtraya-
gancc in mans.iag The inancial deb, OF The
gov, rnmeut
The resolutions reported and adopted de
mapl the return ;u the limitations aud re-
qureneris ot To- constitution; charge that
The Died raiiy !! d, - rcrpe,uqt,. pos.
II ly ihe negro Y lf.ofthe Sou i; denouuce
the caERr, slanal reconstruction policy ~
uns'a esmaniike, i.cuious, contemplihe
unconstitutional 40 revolutionary; declare
gold and silver IT, Only constitutional
legst tender, complain OF the extraysgance
= The Republican party; recognize VISION
n rtru'atlng the sale Of liquor, but deny
thu responsibility for The license law; ,ieprc
cate delraction from Grants fame, bu'
thinks tie country nj is not succt s.iul So
diets but wise and thoughtful statesmen
endorse the New York PLATFORM; compl,.
ment the soldiers; enioeizc J. =. Adams
&c.
The Convention dissolve 1t 4 o'clock
with great applause i9r Seymour and
Blair
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03

In the District Court Of the United States for
the District Of Iowa.
In the matter of Palmer l. Cone, Bank
rupt
To tho creditors If said Pslmer l.. Cone.
and all other pertons interested.
You are hereby notified that petition has been
Alsd in said court. BY Palmer L. Cene.
Of the city of Davenport, IN said dstrict.
duly declared Bankrupt. spen his ewu besi.
Ntioo, under Get Of Congress, entitsld s'an Act
70 establish . uniform system Of Daakfuptcy
throughout the United States, Approved March
I'd. 1857, for . discnareg md esrt,AeaGs thereof
from al his debts, prsVAle undsr saAd A.
and that the hearing on said petition II aesie :
I'd Tor . o'clock A. NJ. Of the eth day u DE-
tober. \ D. 1888. ~ chambers, before said
l. Court q Ksekuk. in said District, when and
where yon may attend snd show cause IL aay
YEN have. why the prayer 81 ssid petition
should not BE- granted.
ssYou are hereby further notified that the o ana
third meetings OF the creditors Of the said
Palmer l.. 06ne, for the purposes provided in
tie 21th md 2sth sections Of the
said act ef Congress of March 9nd, 1867, viii
be hsn on the 29th day of Sc, TENDER. 4. D..
1865, At tbs hour Of 10 o'clock A NJ. Of seid
day. before the Hon. y. N. Price. Register
in Bankruptcy. At his ONCE, the city Of Dsven.
pors Scott County, Stu Of Iowa.
Jxo W. Inosrf Atty. Sept 3, 1853.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03

CHICAGO. Sept "A collision occurred
last night about one mile north of Minooks
station between two freight trains on thu
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
disabling an engine and several freight cars
The debris took fire and three cars were
consumed
The number of deaths liz Chicago for las
week was two hundred and twenty, same a.
the recediny week
John B Davidson. late clerk in the em.
ploy ef Chss b. 0rvis OF this city, has beer
arrested in New York and brought here
charged with running off $4,000 worth oil
his employers goods.
Out of 62S head of cattle inspected n,
The L nion Stock Yards during the past
week. only seven were condemned 40 Dis
easec.
s. L. Vaughan, proprietor Of laundry
here. has cloped with woman of bad char
ae'cr. lie left wife in destitute circuni
s'snees. and she stss mpted sel..iestruc,ior
The Billiard match for The State champ
onsh p ia beng played tonight at Crosby
Muse Han, between Jasenh Vermeuleu,
te present champion. and Henry Rh;mts
The game is 100 poinis MP At1l clock
the score a'ooc: Ne,menlen, s42; Rh,nes
600
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
Few YORK

NEW York, september 2ud.--a large
conveotion Of Germsns was held here
his forenoon at which resolutions
were adopted demanding The nomination
OF John :. Iotlmsn, By the Democratic
convention. as n meiter If right. and as be-
ing the only man who could command the
eefman vote Of the state, irrespective OF
party.
The Democrat STATE Convention was
lied 10 order AT room ~ samuel j IildeD.
ehaitinan oil the safe Committee. For
temporary Cherm.n, Hon. Ii o. Cheese
poto, of ontario, was chosen, who made q
/ briei speech. A committee on permanent
9fganlzasinns was appointed. A platform
committee was appointed and the conven-
tion took recess iii O'Clock p. IN.
Zen. Rosecrans viii remain here a day or
two longer.
NEW York, Sept, "A correspondence
took place recently between Mr. Seward
ana lord Stanley. through the nedium OF
Mr. .oran, American Charge d'Af4irs u
London. and Mr.. Thornton, British Envoy
=! Remington, IN the subject Of the Fee
man psisOners, Warren and, Costello, who
are ns'urAiixed citizens ofthe United States.
Inc main points Of the correspondence are
thtse: Seward writes Moran request TO
read letter - Lord Stanley TO the effect
that NE House Of Representatives passed
resolution rtqnesting ne President u take
proper measures 70 secure the release OF
Warren anC Costello, convicted and sen
fenced In Great Britain for words ard ac-
uons spoken and done IN this country, and
nc tbc 'eiurc urges tho unconditional sur
render # these prisoners.
Lofd STANLEY III reply through Thornton.
says As regards the imprisonment Of
warren and Costello, the allegations on
which Seward requests i8r their release,
mat lhey were convicted and sentenced Tor
words spoken and acts committed in the
Onit'd states. rests on he total mscon-
ception oi the facts The prisoners were
convicted of treason and felony at the Com
mission Court Tor the county Of Quinn
me most prominent overt act insisted upon
and proved against them, that they had
come over 10 Ireland and cruised along the
coas, with intent TO effect landing OF men
arms III ireland. and in order TO raise an
instruction against the Qieen, the evil
dence adiuced against th, sc prisoners in the
course oil uai, OF words spoken. and acts
committed by them in the United States,
WAS given IN strict accordance with the
rules ut war as part Of the testimony con-
victing them with Fenian conspiracy, which
had existed in the county OF Dublin.
NEW YORK, Sept. "A letter from syria
in the Post says the Turks have committed
another act OF vandalism in Crete The
olive crop, which promised to sustain the
halt starved Christians Of Hersc isle, has
been entirely destroyed, tha, the women
and children may be forced by famine to
yield 10 the Ottoman power
The Turkish commander in-chief has also
issued orders Tor the head families to bring
back to Crete al refugees, under penalty
OF confiscation OF their goods and effects.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
News
HI -EEEaR.EFY.
KEW YoRk.

Nav foRK, Sept SO. Baldwin anc
wornald YESTERDAY sisncd articles 10
prz. fight. within AZ weeks. Tor 3 600 Z
-lde.
Over one hundred custom hsuse ofscsri
we're discharged this week
ALsasr. sept. g The Dem cratic State
Convention rssstemb'cd ysstertay after
noon.
A Committee on Rsso,otions Was ap.
| pointed, ami permanent organization va
psrssc ted by the selection Of Robert Earl
| a. President and 10 Vice Pfssidsnts and
| Secretaries.
On taking the chair Earl made . con-
gratulatsry speech upon the favorable
prospects Of the Democracy.
A committee was appointed TO nominate
Presidential Electoral ticket. The con
vention then proceeded 10 nom nate q can
didats for Governor.
A letter frsm Hon. Henry c. Murphy, d.
Ginning the use Of his name, was read.
Hon. John 7. Hoffman was then nsmina.
ted for Governor, by aeclsmstiop.
Upon proceeding 10 Nominate fer Lieut..
Govsrnor, Hon Salem Morris, Of Brooklyn
made soms sharp remarks relative 20 the
sTa,ping propenai.ies Of the Tammany
Ring. which created considerable sensation
A {. Beach, OF Eric, va, then nominated
Lisat Governor. by reclamation, and the
adjourned TIL this morning.
ALHAar, Sept The State Democratic
Committee, in their platform adopted rcso-
luiions endorsing the Democratic platform
aud Tho nominees, and urging that the
registration and excise laws be applied to
tbs whole state.
Gen. W. slocum and Dslos Dewolf we're
chosen Presidential Electors, together with
one from each congressional district. The
following nomination were also made:
Canal Commissioner, o. Bacon Prison
Inspector. d q. McNisl Clerk Of Court Of
Appeals, T.. .. Perrin.
Resolutions dsploring the death Of Pstsr
Caggsr, passed, and the convention adiour-
ned SINE die with three cheers for the can
aidates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
MASSACHUSETTS.

boa!cs, sept. The banquet Of ,hs q q
eers a she Army 81 the Janvs lsst osenin
vac iiHs AFFAIR, aud pss1ei II IN the mos
pleasant manner WITH sp.pch -s full OF sen
tment and remlnisrencss OF Old army Afe
srmNGriELD, sept 8 Iii amots Shoso
and >almads Qianit.ch, two officers Of high
rank n ire japanese army, who rave at
tended tbs Monson Academy for The pas,
to ears, have been ordered home in con.
sequence of u civil war in Japan. Three o.
tltir cauatfyinen remain nj Monsoon.
freight train on the Boston & Alb my
Eal road broke through the bridge at Rus
sci. LAST night. Just after the engine passed
over, ] 3 cars. two OF which contained kero
senc, went into the chasm; eight minutes
iAter the kerosene exploded. The fire de
stroyed the cars and part Of the bridge
One man was killed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
RsYGha,

Havana, Ssp,. 2 san,vss troop. are
reported 10 have s,ormcd and taken Mira
gave.
brittle had taken plscs at Cape H.ytisn
on the 9th Of Au:u,
Ihs rebels were rspnlsed With . loss al
one gun and many mon KILLED and wounded
lts reported from ST Domingo that tn.
European loan Of e.. 100000 to Bosz has
been negotiated
Tbs severe drought at Porto Rico and
ST Thomas 10 reported TO have impaired
the sugar and ether crops.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
WASHINGTON.

Information received hare to- lay from
New FORK. states that W .trants have beer
Issue hy United States amm issioner GU
man, II the Instance of e0lcitor Binckly,
Int revenue Bureau inc aiing one for the
arfes. D. Commiss oncr Rollins The ur.-
deis' lHjing in the Internal Revenue De.
pArirltn NJ ls. he IS charge with dishonest
uanssc'0n5 with ~ Collector Smythc and
othcr mnisslurcrS he rroce,d ings
against bun sre regarded rs uudea al.n-
Eethrr a., ialse sutmiscs. e4smuch as ex-
Collector Sulyihc " rs rem we'd on his rec
cnmcndaien, aud Hargerls dslillery was
sold under his Instructions III the remain
iug two Persons, one was missed from
service US inspector, ioT cAusr, and the
Other was denied reappointn.ent after a
trial Ct SHY days.
Thcfoliowiug Internal Revenue officers
were appointed 10 10y: Store -keepers-A.
u. Esfaick. Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Garret
W. Loose, New York city y; John X. War
mock, Covineton. Kentucky, Bradford
Knapp, Brooklyn, n. u; Michael Kerwin,
thilad. lphia; Clayton Middleton, New York
city. Gsueers- Richard Ellis, Third Dis
trict, Penn jas. + Morrison, Second Dis
tric', Penn; II A. Otto Hertzog, Thirty
second District n Y; John w. O'Brien.
Ninth District. N. u; VIM. Mortified, Fifth
District. N. Y.
Ger. Orlando Brown, Assistant Commits
sioner OF the Freedman's Bureau, has been
honosubly discharged. He will be retained
In the service as civil agent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
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kNrEsoS w. PET. Phils., Secretary and Actuary
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
VIRGINIA..

Fir. MoNRoE. Ser'. "a riot growing
out OF thefHe use ef whisky occurred Sat
urdsy night q. Hampton. during which y
largr number Of negrces were attacked in
their houses On Sunday company of sol
diers were sent dorn from bere and quell,d
the dtruroance, $sfter firing INTO the
mob. II is not stated whether any were
killed or wounded. guard was left to
preserve order
drunken quarrel at Mill Greek aleo &C.
CURED on Haaurday night. between ne.
croes and <oldiers, resulting in Q sol.
der being shot and wounded. Subse.
quently three of the negroes were arres ted,
the fourth being shot IN the lee whil6 en-
de.voripg 70 escape, necessit,ting ampu,a-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
City Rlection Notice.

III LEGAL vOTHDS OF THE CITY or nav
: BNrOkr arc hereby notified that ! epsciai ~.
ten VIII Be holden h the said City Of post, 9
saturday Sept. 1oeh, 1885,
esaeae Tie votsss Of the said city TO voes q -
,eIlowng eae.tsons. 70 WITT shall The Ciu q
Devsnpert ectle e eomDroaise it. debts un1se "A
y 800 q ne yrovisoae q IN ct q ~ lstA Gen
erG Assembly, entitled AN Act TO enable Naniespal
see ruoie corporations, at their election to setSe,
sojues ana compound their indebtedncrs and %
provide Tor the Issue Of new bonds and for ne pay
oent OF such new bonds By the levy Of specific tax.
ana Tor the purpose Of altering and amen ding ex
istinG Chartefe and Laws" approved April "a 1855
The answer on the ballot Containing this question
shall b Yes and "No.~ Ifs majority vote eyes"
the said act. =
On the said day poll win be openes in sch Wsrd
IN the said City By Judges and Clerks Of Gecfon "a
- appointed ~ the City Council.
TIE pcsle viii b open to receive ballots q oclk
A. ana aspt opsa until o'clock r. n. 81 he isl-
Let Wa.d-folis q the Hosss q 4. Ie.slaen,e,.
- West Second Street.
ID Ward-POlls ct the noaoe Off. o. 0ofle,. ese.
IT oiF -. and Westefn Avenue
ID Wafd-Pos atthe Court Houee.
~ WaSd-Polls as the City Hall
tn Wafd-pOlls ct the PENNSYLVANIA Bouso.
eeA Wafd-Polls q ths 0ad School House. n Iooe
lN1vsDpeet.
Dsasd ~ is'A az q Ausast, lsss.
JOHN LLllo,
6SeW1ee0stSoss CITY cIssk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
OHIO.

SANnrsxr, Sept 8-Hon. VI. p. Noble
regular Democratic nominee for Congress
from this District, has withdrawn his mans
10 consequence ola refusal Of par; Of the
Democracy to support him Another con.
ventien has been called. which is to NEE,
At Clyde. on the 9th inst, for the purpose
oil selscinga new candidate. Hon. Rob,
Lee, candidate Of that portion OF the party
who refused TO support Noble, will proba-
bly, withdraw in favor OF the nominee OF
the new convention.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
Chicago MARKET.

Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph. Sept. ,.
Flour-Dull and easier Receipts II, e6s bbls;
shipments l2.03S bbls.
Wheat Steady and in fair demand No at
1e2 Ns5 So. Sales No at l7l@173. Re-
CENTS 1913. $50 blu shipments 200 6i2b
Corn Quiet, and lower; No. 0skQqs1<; No.
at s7@9it1. Receipts, al, 37s bu; shipments,
l6l,T06 bu.
Rye ,et and stesdv at l % MOL: l,2l No ..
Receipts y 725 bu shipments. 745 bu.
Earley-Hi CHER; sslablc atl 50 for No. 2 Re-
irts, II 800 bu; shipments, 2,e4s bu.
Provisions Quiet and unchanged.
Pork = % 25d2s.50.
Lard -lsIdla.
Shsul ie,s-llHfl2 rough sides II.
Whisky-Nominal at 70 in bond.
Freigh,s Active; ~ oats; s>< corn W
wheat to Buffalo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03

OR ~. 80 PER HALF DOZEN.
<e k'Aa1e. Is Css. q IBssx.
save ~ al Druggists and Dealers.
gAkkvK's ALMANAC FOR lsss CAS
1aAAF - OtALL D1UOGIs r..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
. =
VERMONT.

brarirorsH, Sept. Returns frsm 1874
towna sivsa majority Of 90 LOT, and net a
Republican gain over isst ,esr Of G, 1go.-
The tsm'inins towns will increase tn, nst
gain 20 10000, and sivss total majority OF
10000.
hrrLAsn, Sept. 3 The Rsppblssn vote
in III to~ns-shsnt one hall VI tho Stat.
sivs Psss, Republican, 23,al0; Edwards,
Ds-nncra', 1881 Republican majority.
lt,9~o. The towns TO be heard FROM VIII
andoabtedl, hrng III, majority in the
STATE az TO So 900. This ne, gain IN the
Iii towne 70 40
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
Cincinnati M arket.

BY Telegraph. Sept. 3.
Flour Unchanged
WheG-Dull, holders ask 9AG52 90 for Nos
and .
Corn Firmer: ear 95996 shsllea 97@9s.
Ry- Firm ut 50
Dat. -Unchadgcd and firm at So
Barley-Unchanged.
Provisions Quiet and limited demsnd.
Mess Pork o.
Bulk Meats-l2ll sl2jS asked.
Bacon Firm at 1875 for shoulders and IL
for clear sides