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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-03
BAnLsr-Gaowrso IN Trssrsssr.-The

BARLEr-GRowIso IN TKSsEssEr.-The
following appeared ina hate issnecf m
Illinois paper, the Lake County Patriot
"wm. H. Besley, Esq, Of this city, Wis
tied Memphis last spring for a season Of
recuperation. Having an eye always to
the useful aud practical, he took with
him a small quantity Of fine barley that
was raised Ia this county last season BY
Mr.. John Rouse. This barley he sowed
on lot owned by a gentleman Of Mem
phs, with whom he was visiting. A few
days since be received letter from bis
friend saying that tho barley duly
ripened, an unusually large yield and
was harvested on the 10Th day OF June
or considerably less than three months
from sowing. A fair specimen Of the
grain was inclosed in the letter, a head
Of which we had the pleasure of examing;
It is about three inches long, Of the six
rowed variety and contains about forty
as plump kernals as we have ever seen.
Mr. Besley pIowed about seven inches
deep for his sowing, and MANFRED the
ground lightly. This extraordinary
growth and yield shows what proper
culture will do on that soil, and also that
something besides cotton can be made
profitable in Tennessee. We may add
that the grain referred to produced
a yield Of forty bushels to
the acre. The productiveness of our soil
as compared with that Of the North, and
its adaptability to the raising Of sll vari-
cites Of sereals, must in time do more to
fill up the South with an industrious and
wide-awake class of farmers than all the
immigration societies we can organize.
When this fact becomes generally known
there will be no necessity Of coaxing Ia.
borers to settle among us--they will
come of their own accord and in thou
sands.
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DEMooaArIo MEErIsa-In view Of
the fact that tomorrow, Saturday, 4ih
inst, Is our National Independence Day,
and that on the same n standard bearer
for the National Democracy will be Sc
lecied at New York city, do, therefore,
recall the notice given Of a meeting al
the Exchange. building, on Tomorrow
evening. and appoint the same for next
Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, at the
same place, when and where -busipg
assenblage is expected. 49,
NJ. ID. l. STEWART. Chairman.
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

MISSISSIPPI AND rxESKssKr HAILRoAp.
Arripe. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. 2;40 Pm. 4l5 Pm.
Sardis accom- q. OK. Sunday, $3.50 An. 5:30 Pm.
frr,eht. north = Tuesday, n ~
Thursday and Saturday,
south-Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday......-...v... 1885 Pm. $40 AN.
MEMPHIS AND cHARLRsTos RAILROAD.
Through mail. daily.......... 500 Pm. 1910 Pm.
Through express. daily-... 1910 Pm. 1880 pm.
6omeryills nc. save Sunday s:5 AN. 500 Pm.
Corinth &C., save Sunday. 800 N.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILRoAp.
Day Express...--......- sl5 An. 100 AN.
Night Express................. 3:15 Pm. 400 Pm.
time. Ticket Office, No. 2s7l< Main street. De-
pot. head Of Main street. IU = ~ y F..
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TnE GREAT Fouaru or July TREAT.
HOLLANDS SPARKLING BEvERAGs.-This
delicious drink is now before the public.
Give it trial, and be satisfied that n
more favored aud delicate draught could
not be offered We highly recommend
the above. 1t can be procured at all
the picnic grounds. All orders left at
the office, No. $50 Main street, will be
promptly executed.
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MExPnIs CIrr SAvISes INSTITUTION,
This long established banking house, al
the corner Of Jefferson and Front streets,
continues to do general banking BUSH
ness, reeeiYe deposits, and deal in gold,
silver, exchange, Government paper and
uuourrebt moneys. Mr. s. H. Tobey,
President, and z. c. Kirk, Cashier, are
both gentlemen Of high personal charac.
ter, great financial ability aud expert
suce. and emineutly capable Of conduct
ing safely and successfully the affairs Of
the Iusiitutiou.
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LITTLE Weeks BoSD.--Up to noon TO.
day little Wick had failed to comply with
the order Of Judge Reeves, requiring him
to appear and give "such bond as the
conrt may deem good and sufficient"
Since his failure TO convince the court
that PIT. Hughes was good for SAC, 1000, he
seems to have abandoned all further
effort and to have despaired of obtaining
such security as will be taken. In the
mean time, the Judge remains mistaken
in his determination to have such bond
as will secure the county and satisfy
taxpayers, or declare little Wick's
Office vacant. Touching this subject,
G.. w. Heiskell last evening took
occasion to call the attention Of
the court to the supposed insolvency
of Mr.. Hughes, in reply to which the
Judge remarked that by the time he was
through with the matter, he felt assured
the public will be Satisfied.
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MKnPHs CLuB The officers of this
club are hereby notified to attend a
Board meeting on Saturday evening. at
eight o'clock. Members in arrears will
come up and show cause why they should
not be expelled. BY order Of the Presi-
dent i+ LAW. WAxLER,
Einannial Secrefarx
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Go TO Guest's-Hernando road-for
fruit preserving jars and cans, cheap for
cash. Also fine sugars and syrups, and
everything in the way Of family sup
plies-all OF the best quality. LOG
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SHAMpoorNo cheap at the Eldorado. ia

DENTISTRY B. WATSON, dentist,
can always,be found during Office hours
at his new dental rooms, over his whole
sale drug emporium, No. 3l8 Main street,
and ready to wait on those who prefer
his professional services (only). I
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CorroNADE and linen pants, at 81 rs
per pair. [lOO-t] RICE d ESoEL.

Picnic AND FIsH-FRY.-On The Fourth
there will come off on Hatchie river, near
Busha lake, grand old time picnic and
fish-fry, under the direction of the Chel-
sea Fishing Club, which promises to
prove one of the most attractive features
of the day. The tug Fannie having
been chartered will, with two covered
barges, ply the river during the day, and
convey all disposed to participate in the
sport to the scene. She will leave the
foot of Auction street every hour, COM
mencing at 8 am, and fare for round
trip will be only twenty five cents. We
may also add that full cotillion band
has been secured for the occasion, and
that grounds at the lake have been ar
ranged for dancing if any are disposed
to mingle terpscborean with piscatorial
pleasures. In short every arrangement
has been effected to render the trip one
of the cheapest, and the same time the
pleasantest of the season. los
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SANIrARY.-The following is report
Of the operations Of the Sanitary De-
partment of the Metropolitan Police
force during the past month, as furnished
us by Sanitary Sergeant Smith:
Number of nnissnces reported for the month
Of June. 1868:
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New style straw hats-hats of every
kind cheap nj wheaton a. "a. ~, 100
Main street, Webster Block. Is
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LoNGwoRrH's NATIVE WINEs-GoLDEN
WEDDING, SPARKLING CArAwBA, STILL
CATAwBA, Erc.-The wines from the
Long~orth vineyard and winehouse have
attained a worldwide celebrity for their
excellence, and in purity, fruiiy flavor
and bouquet, they are surpassed by none
in the market, either native or foreign.
Sold by A. Vaccaro & Co. and Forster,
Kealhofer Il Co. cod l60
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LOST.

T OsT-OERTIFIcATEN0.7s FOR TWEEN
IL ~ shares Of Stick (s500) in the Msmnsis
This Il 10 notify the said p aiilroad Company.
and all whom Il may concern, that / will apply
to the Secretary for duplicate Of the zane.
NEWTON FORD.
Admir- Of Thos. Blackburn. for the state OF
Tennessee. 10 10
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WHITE Marseilles, from auction, offered
at bargain. [l0O-t] RICE & EyGEL.
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HAIR CUTTING in the best style at the
Eldorado, As Jefferson street. ia
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All kinds Of upholstery work done at
No. $50 Second street los
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this office. I
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wHIrr NusouITO BAEs, at IS cents
each, at 233 Main street.
l03 7 RrcE 4 krGEL-
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PIcSIcs To-MoRRow.- Those disposed
to pass the Fourth picnicipg will have
no occasion to complain of opportunities
for so doing.
At James Park, at the head of Vance
street, a .tete in aid of the orphans fund
of St. Peters, is announced, and all past
efforts to cater to the public taste by this
congregation are sufficient guarantee
that those who attend that in question
will pass the day in the very pleasantest
manner possible.
Simultaneous with the above, Ford s
place, in Chelsea, will be the scene of q
picnic, the proceeds of which will be
devoted to the roofing of st. Mary's
church edifce. Father Snyder has been
indefatigable and untiring in his efforts
to complete this place of worship, and it
is to be hoped that sufficient sum will
be realized by the proposed tete to enable
him to carry forward the work to COM
pletion.
The Social Union gives picnic on the
fourth on the pleasant grounds Of the
Leath Orphan Asylum, and here again
those who are present will, we doubt not
pass the day in an agreeable manner.
FIRE IN TIE CouS1RY.-We under
stand that between twelve and one o clock
last Monday night the dwelling house Of
Rev. A. W. Young, living on Mclean
avenue, three miles from the city, was
completely consumed by fire. The FIRE
originated in the kitchen, which was con-
nected with the dwelling house. 1t was
| in the back end of the kitchen, remote
from the stove, and is supposed to be the
work of an incendiary. Mr.. Young lost
nearly all his furniture and clothing, and
also his theological library, which was OF
great value 20 him. We have these facts
from him, and he expresses great graft
tuds to his neighbors and friends, who,
he says, have since overwhelmed him
with their kindness We very much re-
greet a loss which, as he was wholly un-
insured, falls heavily upon him. The
loss falls little, if any, below three thou
sand dollars.
MEHs British half hose, lover than
ever sold before. kIcE ENGEL.
The vARIErIEs.-Mr. White, for many
months past connected with this popular
establishment as stage manager, takes a
parting beneAt tonight, prior TO his de-
uarture from the city. A capital bill has
been arranged for the occasion, in which
the beneficiary viii appear, Supported
BY the full strength Of the company. We
doubt no, the house will be crowded.
LINEN table cloths sold very low, at
loot RICE a hNskLS
EMxoxs 4 SoS received last night the
New York Ledger, Chimney Corner, Pr
lot, Emerald, BsBOv's Review, helleys
Weekly, New York, Chicago, Cincinnati,
St Louis and Louisville dailies. Call at
either No. 10 Jefferson stree, or 1913
Main street, for books, stationery, pc
-.o1;c.l. A. pawsnanera ard ali other
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SOUTHERN HoTEL, CORNER OF MAIN
AND BEAL srREErs.-The above house is
now open for the reception Of guests.
The rooms are large, airy and we'll fur
nished. The table will be supplied with
the best the market affords. We pledge
ourselves to give every attention to make
our guests comfortable and at home
Transient guests, per day, 81 90; day
board, per week, s. 90; day board and
room, 81 to So 90.
GRIoGs d STREEPER,
los Proprietors..
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IRISH linen, very low, at 233 Main
street. [lO0-t] RICE & ESGEL.
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Special Notices.

cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-foRnFsr's Ju-
NIPTR Tan Is warranted TO cure Cough. Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. Instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
d. y. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street. Agent.
Psios. SO cents. at
Copjugal Love. and tho Happiness Of
True harriage.-Es' for young men. on
the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and crate impediments 10
MARRIAGE. with sure means Of relief Sent
In sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad-
dress HOWARD. ASSOCIATION. Box p.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, f7-iis
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EMNoxs 4 SoS received last night the
New York Ledger, Chimney Corner, Pr
lot, Emerald, RBOv's Review, kelley's
Weekly, New York, Chicago, Cincinnati,
St Louis and Louisville dailies. Call at
either No. 10 Jefferson stree. or 1913
Main street, for books. stationery, pc
riOdicsls or nevspspers. and all other
articles in their line.
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Or our first page we have compiled a
directory of business houses, which our
readers will find a serviceablo medium
for giving their location. est
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J.J. MURPHY.
President Memphis Bank.
I, r. FARNsW0RTH,
Cashier Desoto Bank.
VIC. MCCLURE.
Cashier Savings Bank Of Memphis.
MARTIN GRIFFIN,
Cashier German National Bank.
@. P. NORRIS,
Vice Pres't First Nat. Bank Of Memphis.
d. b. M0LL0Y,
Pres't Memphis Life and GEM ms. 90.
d. 4. SHEPHERD.
Cashier Peoples Bank Of Tennessee.
Jos. NJ. MYERS,
Secretary Jackson Insurance Company.
THos. FISHER,
President Emmet Savings Institution.
L. LEVY,
1921 Vice Prps't MapLattaH SAVINGS bank.
MoseuIro bars made in ell styles at No,
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HAYS Coal CoMPASY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, Wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 221 Madison at.
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Chinese Solar Pith hats, Chinese
straw hats, cheap at Wheaton d Co.'S,
100 Main street. 108
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For ten days only, previous to re-
moving our retail stock, we shall offer
great bargains in dry goods.
RICE, Silk & Co.,
t 307 Main street.
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RAoEs.-There will be a trotting race
to rule at the Association Course, on the
Fourth of July, free for all trotting
horses. Entrance fee, $40. Purse Of
500, three horses or more to make the
race. Parties wishing to enter horses
will call at the Opal Saloon, Greenlaw
Opera House. The entrance fee will
close on the evening of the I'd. Pools
will be sold on the Sd. los
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p,,,o L,w Fxy,os,ox-A near

PETRo LAMP ExrLosIos. "A negro
servant. employed by a Mrs. Reed, who
occupies apartments In the fourth story
Of the building No. 294 Second street,
adjoining Rocco's confectionery, made
the foolish attempt, about dark last
evening, to GIL a lamp with peiro oil
without first extinguishing IT, Hav'
ing removed the burner and filed
the lamp, she was about screwiDg Il on
sgain when the blaze suddenly ran down
the wick and an explosion followed.
The igniied oil was thrown about the
room and lighted up the apartment
80 as to attract attention from the
street, and an alarm Of ERE was at
once sounded. Before the bells
were rung, however, Mrs. Reed had
reached the room, and succeeded in
smothering the flames before they had
done any great damage. The carpet on
the floor was burned in several places.
but, beyond this, no loss will be sustsined
from the accident Had Mrs. r. been
less prompt and cool in her effort, the
flames would probably have enveloped
the building, il, indeed, they had
not spread to adjacent and more valuable
property. The frequent accidents re-
sulting from petro and other like oils
known 10 be explosive should certainly
serve to warn those using them against
intrusting them to careless and ignorant
hands, if they do not induce them to
abandon their use altogether.
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LINEN towels, from zoe to SOC piece,
at 233 Main street. RICE & ENGEL.
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Money to loan on CoIlateraIs at 3es
Main street. COT
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AWNINGS made to order at No. $50
Second street. 100
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Mas. HAsKKLL's ceSoERT.-Ths con-
cert for the benefit Of Mrs. Parslee Has
kell, which has been the occasion Of
many pleasant aniicipatiOns in musical
circles from its first announcement,
comes off at the State Female College
this evening. The programme, which
embraces selections OF nHneFous favor
lite passages from the old and popular
composers, has already appeared in the
LrDoER. We cannot doubt the attend
auce will be large, and for The benefit Of
those attending special arrangements
have been made whereby the street cars
will be run on The HsFrando street line
until Astsr ibe close Of The enisrtTnpsnt
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Commercial Hotel
RE-oPENED,
Corner Jefferson and Front SIS.

THIS wELL-KNOwN AND POPULAR
L Hotel has been redtted and newly furnished
throughout. and will open an THU RSDAY,
The table viii be supplied with the best the
market affords. The caterer, Maj. WN. j.
REYNOLDS. the well and favorably known
eentiy Of ne Rxchanse Hotel Of Richmond,
Va, will be on hand. with a corps Of attentive
walters. 20 supply the inner man. We pledge
ourselves 70 make our guests comfortablf and
At hume, and have the Old Commercial again
redeem its character az one Of the best Hotels
in the city.
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the lot Of ground described In said trust deed,
ituate. lying and being between Old Madison
and New adison streets. IN tho city Of Mem
phis, being the same lot conveyed 20 said Nor
1885. The title Ia believed To DO eood, bat /
will convey only a. trustee. The right Of rc-
demption Is waived. Sale at p 0'clnck.
GEO. II. HUBBARD. Trustee.
June 26 1873. lO8
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HI ALE Fla II T. .
Attachment suit.

John Beamish. agent. plaintiff. vs.. Frank rs
ser. defendant. = ..alaal ~
A FFIDAVIT FOR ATTACHMENT HAV-
Of Section $50 Of the Code Of Tennessee. and
attaehUent having been issued and returned
by the proper officer "leyitd." etc., on tho
property Of the defendant, Frank .Esscr. 1t Is
at my Office. in the city Of Memnhis. Tennessee,
on or before the 18th day Of July next. and de-
fcnd this suit, or the same viii he taken for
confessed IS TO him. and the case set for hear
published once week for four succ sssive weeks
10 the PUBLIC LEDGER.
K.H. Gibson. up
June q. 1853. ~. : 'l-''-'-'-7 i oaw l20
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MoseUIro bars made ia ell styles at No.
280 Second street. 10Y
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MATTRESSES of all kinds on hand and
made to order at No. $50 Second st. 100
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NoTIcE.-The fourth of July being
legal holiday, the banks will be closed.
All paper maturing on the fourth and
Sunday, the fifth, will be due on the third
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Day Beard. per month--------..------sQ %
Board and Lodgirg. per week. II %
CT s'1sis 3 S sss,s, Be- ssY,;;; - y
ALIEN BROTHERS.
"a Managers.
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE.-BEAUTIFVL LOTS. FOR
acres. will be sold, leased or rented very low.
Perfect titles. w. A. WHEATLEY, Collec-
tor, corner Main and South Court sts., Bethel the
ri ck W-lZ
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GOLD pens repointed at 1913 Main st. T
Accident Insurance at 10 Madison st.
OLD HATS made new at 1884 Main st. t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Trust sale.

Py VIRTUE or DEED OF TRUST TO
ID mo executed. a, t,psiee. by John Merton,
recorded the 9TH dsy Of Msrch. ie6S In Recnrd
Book No. IS. pages 3l5. 3i6 and siT. Of Shelby
county. Tennessee, TO secure the indebtednsss
therein specified. will sell to the highest
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
NFN.YnRK


The Democratic Congressional Convention
Tor the st Congressional Ds,:lcl viii meet III Jamaica
today.
The Rev. Mathew Hale Smith addressed
Iarge audience at the IaBneiy IA TIC village OF Hemp
stead last evening.
VIM. II. BurIegh esqs,vill address the Re-
puDleans OF TotenSillc =. = this evening, upon the
Issues OF the campaign.
=. +. 6. Gedney, esq, viii speak at Morrisana
Oury c., on Saturday. ITl
=. The New Brighton, s. J.. Grant and Colfax
Snb Will be addressct ,.ls eyculus las the Hon George
william Curtis Seats wll he reserved on the platform
for ladies'.
- Zen. Caldwell addressed the Republicans of
fsINu Oh WedncsaaN evening. a. "A nIeefng which WAS
, ander the auspces % the Grant and Collax Club Of
That place - =
=, A large and enthusiastic meeting of Repub-
Lolns was held IN Dpiou st. AGt Vernon On Wedpes
H. oxehng when exec lent 81 cIes we're made by the
h"h' H. D. Cowles and Col. q. i. Thorpe OF New-York
IA club Of Boys in Blue was instituted in the
seSehth Assembly Dlstrc. iHst eycnIng Temporary
snlIstion was efectodanf nlub adjourned 10 meet
Al me1nesday evening, "a EDu.tPs Ha Thirtythird.
-, near Broadway.
lhe Republicans OF Now Rochelle assembled
saS nsr headquarters on Wednesday evening. and lis
Eo1 70 addresses FROM Mr.. JOhH t. hin Of BROOKLYN,
frederick Prime, Nr. Albert Badeau and Mr. Cullen.
'0s oi New Rochelle.
a, Inc Grant and COlfax Club held meeting
Az eehesaay evening, in their ha Gt Hunters Point
sun eloquent addresses were delivered ,y Col H.
Mt Prince, ana Mr. %uekcI afeeoustructed Dem
ohe ~ Inc hall was nlied b Its utmost rapactv An.
sfahd rally viii be held 0ii tLe nth OF tits month
aSuuge George G.. Reynolds, nominated for
ubiran S ~ ~ .iie. fI Iot. h..-, Cuauty Re-
kry.,sn ,guhy Convention, L, s.llIeI li. honor on
L. an leisDiai gIOGuaa Il t.te el I'll, win ,e.
'0 " VI lho vacancy on the ticket. at The Rcpup.