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T-ELEGRAPHIC

NEW YORK, November 2-Cotton rather
more steady: sales 20y0 bRles. Uplands 25E
FIour, superfne s. SOa6 30; Whisky quiet Rice
nominal; Cone firm Sugar h,m, island uE9
IIz Wheat qdiet; Corn 81 liGl Is.
Money active; lightegJ of the season; sterling
dull 5s99%; gold $685. new Iennessee6 OBJ.
Dry Goods market generally qoiet ous STEADY,
apart from cur advance OF &c per yard IN the
price Of Lancs ter prints, by aEents, out some
goor styles 6eing sold atll%S2, which is below
market price for flesh patterns. Woolens very
dull, except styles adopted for ladies suits and
stockings, which are ac.iye-fuu prices.
Rev Orleans farkeE.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2-Cotton nrmer
middlings 2c4934 sales sou receipts W.; ex-
ports 1922 sterling 4454G45A New YORK sight
4 discount; God SAS344 sugar, receipts IN
creasing, prices droop-ng, -goo1 eomnon l2z5
fair I2L, yellow claT1heu 4%G5; AOleSses de-
clined, good 20, prime and chores oOgS Flour
more active; superdne s. 70, choice E9gl2 =
Corn, light supply, new sJes4ta, 9-d u We
Oats Quie 50 Bran steady, 81 70 Hay scarce,
S309S0 50; Pork, stock iigot, hrn, So 30; Bacon,
market nearly bare, shoulders l4%9l&z, rib
sides lsH, cIsas 1914 Lard, prize scarce, jo6-
hing tierces l98'gH, key NIG22i Coffee, prime
Rio I6Z9lG4, gool 159l54.
Louisville a-k
LOUISVILLE. November 2.-Ssles 80 hhds. to-
ba~cO at s. T56U 50, lug to Medium leaf Mneat
81 39B2; Flour, superuae $3.50 5li Corn, SVgsS
froId, $3.50 for new Oats 50955; Rye 81 500
/ 81; Mess Pork 81 Lard ~ Bacou,~ shoulders
49,. clear lib SIDES y, Gear sides Es4SIS;
Whisky, raw ana free 81 G35Sl o.
81. Louis ara
ST. LOUIS. November 2-Flour, super1ne
$ z535 IS: Whest, fail 81 9O52 %; Corn S995;
Oats $3.50; Pork S309D so Bacon, shoulders
lST, sides IT9I7A; Lard 20; WHISKY 81 Is.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, November 2-F1our, duh and
farcily s. 25aT 50 Corn 969Sl for old, new COG
80: Oats 5745S; Cotton quiet, Z% Provisions
quiet; ard I5H9l8; Gleeu meats ~, l09l2
bacon. shoulders 81, sides I5LgI7H, ssms l59
l6; Batter S49S7; Eggs 1880; Cheese 1918.
Foreign
FRANKFORT, November 2-Bonds firm, 1874.
PARIS, November 2-Rsntes opened at ;0GS0.
LIVERPOOL, November 2-CotJon firm, sales
1890 bsles lniddling upiands L1Sd; Orleans
IlHd
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III IT oUTAEn VOTE y

Cut out the Democratic ticket st the
hesd OF our first column and vote it. By
doing 50 you sid in relieving the country
Of the curse Of Radicalism, Of the bur
dens OF 3 too heavy taxation, of the i'm
moral incubus that Rzdiealism entails,
in the shape Of Outrage, murder, robbery
and arson. Vote the straight Democrat
ic ticket and no other.
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NOTICE.
The State Of Mississippi, Tunica eounty-Pro-
bate Court, october Term, 1855.

The State of Mississippi, Tunica eounty-Pro-
bate Court, october Term, 1865.
i r. Hunt, Executor o. Ell N. Driver, de
ceased, en- his application for discharge from
his said trust.
To Julia b.. Driver. Sarah Z. Hunt, Julia 7.
Hunt, Giles i. Driver and his children: VIM,
Driver and his children /; Allan Steixsr and
his wife Penelope and their children VIM.
Nichols and his wife Sarah. now deceased,
and their children, and all other persons in
terested in the estate OF said Ell ID. Driver,
deceased
You are hereby notified to appear at a term
of the Probate Court of Tunica county, Missis-
sipoi, on the second Monday In December next,
said dnsl accounto f the said William r. HUI.
as Executor as sfsressid, should not = ~,
proved and allowed and the said-E- 1890 ~
charged from his said trust.
81 order OF saao CON-. october S, 1853.
g- ]. NJ. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
oeis AWAY ~ IT,. WOODsON, d. G.
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WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, November 2.-War-
rants amounting to S2,375, 1872 so in coin
passed the Treasury Department to-day
and were sent 70 various points TO pay
the semf-snnusl interest on registered
and coupon ive-twenty bonds which
fell doe on the LIST inst.
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For Congress, Eighlh District,
j. W. LEETWECH.
TICKETS.

Members Of the Democratic Party in
the Eighth Congressional District will
be supplied with Election Tickets, in any
quantities, on application to JESSE W.
PAGE, Jr., W. r. Hunt, or Rny other
member Of the Democratic Committee Of
the County Of Shelby. Headquarters,
SdIlmsn Hall.
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WHEATON NURSERY
Established in 1910.

LARGE variety OF Ornamental Trees,
"A ShTubbery. EvergTesns ana the finest va
rietles or Eruit Trees; also, q full assortment Of
Hot House Plants and Flower, and everything
usually fonndi 10 2 hrsJ-ciass Nursery, which 1
offer LOr sale at GREATLY REDECED PRICES.
The stock on hand having accumulated for
the last few years, it becomes necessary, on sc-
count OF a want OF room, TO dispose Of this sur
plus. which 1 VIII offer at greatly reduced
prices, and cheaper than any Nursery north CT
south OF this point can possibly furnish them.
They are the EeiectfOna OF the late DR..
Wheaton, whose lOug experience IS the best
guarantee OF their being not only whas they
are Tepgessn ed 10 he, but as being peculiarly
adapted to the Southern climate market for
which he devoted ais especial study.
Ia ad ltion to the above, l have q very large
stock Of ~agnOliss, witch l can offer at greatly
reduced prices, and which viii be carefully
packed for transportation By an experienced
Ca aiusues, with prices and any Information
wanted, viii be sent on application to
WADDY THOMPSON.
7. o. Box 10, Memphis, Tenn.
Terms cash or city aCC2paELcgS. n0y3 fAWif
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, November 2,-The Govera-
meDt announces that the force OF irsor-
gents lie rapidly decreasing. Several en-
gagements have taken place wherein the
Tevolutionists were worsted.
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xEw ADvERTesEn'NTs
=. q. .. Fl.

THE Daughters OF Rebeccs Benevolent So
1 eiAty will hold thair regular meeting on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, November 4,
1888, at 4 O'Clock. The regular meeting which
usually taxes place TUESDAY il postponed TO the
ahove q ne on account OF the election,
By order OF the President.
n0v3I ta MRS. MARgU5JONES, Sec'y.
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Bankrupt Sale of Real Estate.
Monday. 1eth Kovember, A.p., less,

To the highest and best bidder, for cash, at the
'front.' entrance of the U, 5. Courthouse, Wal
dram Block. No. $50 Main street, Memphis Ten
nessee. b etween the hours of 9 o'clock am. q
4 O'Clock pm. and commanding at IL O'Clock m.
Of said day, all the right, title and ~irteres.. legal
and eouitable, belonging 10 said Bankrupt on
the ID aay OF March, 1858, IN and to the follow
ing described real estate in the county Of
Chrtstian aud State OF Kentucky, being the
real estate belop gtDg 10 the estate OF Or. L. G..
Tuck. deceased, the father OF said Bankrupt,
and consisting OF a tract o; land said TO con-
tain 1000 acres. more or leks, situated in the
southern portion OF said county, 10 miles south
from Hopkinsville and one and one half miles
east from Lafayette, the said Interest being the
ing TO said ankru as heir, subject TO the
Ufs-estate OF Mrs. E. NJ. Tuck therein, and
Amounting to about l65 acres, more or les.
ociz2E VIM. Y. CIRODE. Assisnaa.
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Tuesday, 1eth DAY of November, AID. 1855,

To the highest snd best bidder for cash, at the
trent entrance OF the U s. Courthouse, Wal
dram Block, No. 40 Main street, Memphis, Ten
neEsea, between the hours of 9o'cloek a.m. and
4 O'Clock pm. arc commencing at Il o'clock m.
of said dan. al the right, title and interest, legal
and equitable. belonging 70 said Bankrupt on
the 18Th dz7 Of February, ICES, in and to the
Scott aDd State of Kentucky, on the waters of
South Elkhorn, consisting Of two tracts OF one
hundred and tweuty-ni1e acre. and nine poles.
andffy-two acres a nd three roods, respectively,
adjoining each other, and lying on the south
SIDE of the Georgetown and Frankfort Turn
pike road, about six miles from GEORGETOWN.
Kentucky, atd bounded on the south by The
IronWorks road, on the west by lands or Mrs.
Kenney, on the north by the said Turnpike.
and on the east by lands Il Jackson, Branham
and Leer. WM. Y. ClRODE,
Assignee of the Estate or Jilson 2. johnson.
Memphis, Tenn, October q, 1858 oc2t
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ST. LOUIS:

ST. LOUIS, November 2.-The United
States Circuit Court made sn order to-
day for the saleof the steamer Great Re-
public, against which quite a number
Of debts are standing.
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saturday, the sth Day Of december. 1sGS,

At 10 o'clock am, at the northwest corner OF
Main and Vance streets, sell TO the highest
oiddsr, for cash, an undivided o1s-half interest
in the following described lot or parcel Of land
in the cisy Of Memphis, to-Wit: The south
part Of block No. q: Beginning at the north
west corner OF the Intersection OF Main and
Vance streets; thence NORTH with the west side
of Main street goo fse) TO a Stake thence west
and parallel with Vance street 80 feet to a
stake thence south and parallel with Main
street loo ieeJ TO the north side of Vance street;
thence east with Vance street l5O feet to the be.
ginning. Equity of redemption waived, and
the title believed 10 be gaod, b1t1 convey only
as Trustee. JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee,
November 2, 1855. nOv3
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NOTICE.

A LII parties are warned against trading for
a or purchasing any notes given by the IN
deTsiqnedt to ELEANOR OYL The ooDsid-
Grafton for which the les were given having
failed the notes viii not be paid.
uovISt
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AMUsEMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER

FUN FUNl Cast your Votes at the Theater
Tonight
Tuesday Evening, November S.-Wm be
produced the beautiful Irish drama. by John
Brougham, entitled TIE aFTATION 10 con.
Siuds with hlCHARD III IN DUTCH-Dfck
Nit 3 Eyes, Robert McWade.
SCALE OF PRIcES-Drers Circle and PaTouette.
u orchestra Chairs, 81 81; Family Circle. 50
lery, . cents.
Doors open at O'Clock curtain viii rise at
quarter TO precisely Box-book open nom
10 O'Clock an. to pm
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FOR ELECTORS.

FOR TIE STATE AT LARGE.
DGE of Fedkley
EDMUND COOPER, Of Bedford.
FIRST DISTRICT,
GEN 4. 4 KYLE Of Hawkins.
SECOND DISTRICT.
JOHN II CLEAENTSON Of Knor.
THIRD DISTRICT.
E. 4. JAMES, Of Hamilton.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
a. Il. STEELE, Of Marshall.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
FRANK p CLRLLL, Of Davidson.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
ELIJAH WALKER, Of Fayne.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
HARDIN TURNER, Of Lauderdale
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
". ~ VAUGHAN Of Hay10ood.
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Bankrupt Sale Of Real Estate,

In the matter OF JILSON T. JOHNSON, Bank
rupt In Bankruptcy at Memphis.
DY virtue of an order of sale entered in the
ID above-named matter, on the 18th day OF Oc-
tOber, 1883, by tee District Court Cf the United
States for the District of West Tennessee, in
Bankruptcy, 1 viii sell, on
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DRyF. EPE having permanently located in
4 MsmpDls, VIII 2 Anew more pupils. In
struetion given IN Piano, Organ and IN Vocal
Music Twenty year, experience in teaching.
Relereuces-ProfessOIs Leo Wheat, Winklsr
and H~olsnberg, Rev. DR.. Wheat, ]. ". Ciapp.
Esq, Mrs. Morgan. D.. F. Boyle, Esq, Col. x.
MeRae, etc: apply at the music store of +.
KaIZenbach. oc0s In
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FALL MEETING, 1868,
OF THE
MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION.
Nov. 9. 10, II, u, Is and Il.
First Day.

First Day.
FIRST RACE.-HopeGeI Stake. for tws wear
dash OF a mile subscription so, pIay or
pay, Association adds $50; three or more to MI.
sECoSD RAcE.-BIah City stake, for three
pay, Association adds 500 three or more to nj.
THIRD RACE.-Oveftcn Hotel Purse. s250t
dssa OF enc and quarter miles; free Tor ali
ages.
Second Day.
FIRST RA~GE.-Saloon Purse, $500: mile heats.
SECOND R~AcE-RaiIroad Purse, 500; two
mile heats; free for all.
Third Day.
FIRST RAoF-Aasociation Pursa san. mile
ReAts, Lhres IN nVe.
SECOND RAcE-Brinkley House Purse, $500 /;
dash of two mtiee.
Fourth Day.
FIRST RACE-SHeepstakes; substitution of
so each, play or psy for three year Oids two
mlle heats; Association dds $50; I'VE or more
10 MI.
SECOND ~RAcE-Bankers' Purse. $500: mile
Fifth Day.
FrRsT RAcE.-Post Stake: three ni1a ba.,s.
nee for ali entrance $50, pay or pay. Associs,
tlon o add $500; entrancs money TO 20 70 sec
ond horse five or more TO I'LL.
SECOND RACE Livery and Stable Kaensrs,
Purse, sSU; mils heats; free for all ages.
sixth Day.
heats, three in five.
SECOND INSTRUMENTATION Purse 500 for
horses thst have not won during the meeting /.
70 De handicapped the day Drecedingth race /:
$50 to 90 10 The second horse.
STAKES 20 name and close on the first dav nj
Octoesr, 1905. Halt the money offered IN pur-
ses Will De given for a walk over. Entrance 10
purses, nYe per cent. Entries must De made
twenty minutes after the last race. each day. Al
me Judges stand for the purse Of the succeed
ing day.
re ihe races viii commence at 2 O'Clock pre-
cissly each day.
members can procure their badges OF David
NJ Phlp, secretary, At the office of the Mem
pos ASSOCIATION coarse, corner Of Main sid
Je1ensoh stfeets, over RoySter, TrezeVsnt &
Tickets and batges win be for sale a. the
Oyerton, Worsham n ommereiaI Hotels.
Pools viii ne sold at The Overton Hotel. every
night, ron 2 10 10 O'Clock, pm, and ever
mOrnL3g curing the races from 10 to u O'Clock
a m y h. Raymond, Esq, Pool Seller.
b street cars viii run every ten minutes to
dav.
The Bar and Rsfreshment Saloon will be m
der the management of Mr.. J. II. Cameron.
Anne band OF music VIII be in attendance
each day a. the course. Ample arrdunsnenks
been made TO observe the s~trictest order
and decorum.
COMMITTEES OF LADIES' STAND -Nessrs. II.
SeSssel- Jr, Geo. ;. Robbins, 4 NJ. Drake. Mai.
W Scrusgs, and Mai. Va. Peyton.
JOHN DONOVAN. President.
DAVID II. PHILIP, Secretary. nol-td
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DIS Arcs ..-..-.. IS 50 90 IS l 90 l . IS
Augusts,searoy, 80 70 70 d so 80
Ja~cfsonpoTf,a.- 50 75Im121JO11 30
PowhRttan ,Poca-
sAnd all Way Landings
JOHN B. DAVIS. superintendent.
LEVY q SHARPE, Agents,
ocro # Mo 2O Front Row.
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Dancfna Aeadenau.

DROF. NOOK has commenced his session Q
L Dancing Lessons at his OLD Hall, Dbl Second
; Teet, jefferson Block. For Ladies and Chill
dren, Wednesday and Saturday evenings
GEMS, Tuesday and Thursday nights. PIactie.
ing parties every two weeks. oc22 I'm
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AnN1So THE NEGROES" Let us nave
neace.n saw the Radical papers, quoting
General GRANTS words; and then, by way
of comment, they pass Law armlhg ,.e
negroes of the South. The passage Oh 'ni'
bill shows that Congress has become alarm
cd for the fate of its pets in the southern
States. It fears that the negroes will vo'e
for SEYMOUR and, hearkening to the iaiSe
stories of the scalawags and carpe'-oags''s
as to what caused the disastrous result IN
Mississippi, it hastens to arm the negroes
that tbey NAV not again be compelled to
vote the Democratic ticket. No white man
will employ an armed negro. He would be
a fool, indeed, thus to imperil his own life
and those of his wife and children. Inc
armed pets will, therefore, have good
chance to migrate to Massachusetts ana
take their guns with them. We do not ap-
prehend any danger to our people from this
last specimen Of Radical malignity ana
iendishness.
The President ought to veto the bill. we
do not know that he will. If ne shoulu'
Congress would either have to let 1t dle' OF
else remain in Washington some two weeks
longer, waiting for the ten days to expire
during which he is allowed to keep q Dill
before action upon it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-22

AFRAID OF JoHNsoN.-The Radicals OF
Washington passed the following among
other resolutions at their ratification meet
ing Monday night:
Resolved, That the proposed ADJOURN
ment of Congress until December Will De I,
practical abdication of its authority, anu
the surrender of the public safety into the
hands of the men who first organized rebel.
lion, and finally procured the murder OF
Abraham Lincoln, and is virtual invita-
ton to the President to consummate the I'M
lawful purposes he has repeatedly and DILL
cially proclaimed"
What a President He is as terrible to
the cowardly scamps as was EARLY's army
a few years ago.
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TIE CHASE MOvEMENT.-The Cincinnati
Commercial of Sunday makes the following
strange ncement-namely, "That
"even on Saturday there was rumor that
" the CHASE movement is not yet ended. A
gentleman of this nelghborhood, who Is
appointment as a Democrat and CHASE
oman, expressed the opinion that sEY-
MoUR would decline the nomination, and
I" that the Executive Committee (BEIMoNT,
president,) would make CHASE the candl-
"date and he protested to have knowledge
sufficient to give his opinions weight
" greater than that of mere presumption or
conjecture"
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RESTORING CIVIL AUTHoRITY.-lt is dis
gusting to be compelled to write again ana
again of the devlish hypocrisy of the hadl-
cal crew who are plundering our country
and stamping out every vcstige of constltu-
tional government. HOLDEN, who, as Mr..
JOHNSON says, " writes himself Governor |"
of North Carolina, has nominally had oil
the power of the State turned over to nm
by General CANBY; and in solemn phrase
and mock sincerity it has been proclaimed
that the civil is superior to the military au-
thority. Yet HOLDEN calls upon the mill
tary to put this man out of office, and they
do ito put that man into Office, and they
do it. This Is reconstruction North Ca
rolna is to-day as truly under the govern
ment of the sword as is Virginia, Texas, or
Mississippi.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FIFTY-CENT DRESS GOODS reduced to CSC. per
yard;
FORTY-CENT DRESS GOODS reduced to s5c
per yard:
THIRTY-FIvE-CENT DRESS GOODS reduced
to CSC. per yard;
TWESTY-FIVE-CENTD DRESS GOODS reduced
to zoe. per yard; a like reduction in all other
price DRESS GOODS;
TWELyE-QUARTER LINEN SHEETINGS at
Sl.5O per yard, worth 50;
PILLOW-CASE COTTON Gorty-two iuches
wde) at 2Oc. per yard, worth Csc;
BLACK ALPACA at 3Oc., worth SOC. per yard;
TUCKED, SIIIRRED and PUFFED MUSLlNS
at 75c,, worth Sl.25;
CHECKED MUSLINS at leg. 90, and 25c. ;
MOURNING LAWNS at l2t, lss, and csc. per
yard;
DOMESTIC GINGIAMS at l2sc. per yard;
SWISS MUSLIN at 2oc.;
NAINSOOK MUSLIN at Csc, worth 35c. per
yard;
DAMASK TOWELS at $3.50 per Dozen worthSo'
HUCKABACK TOWELS 1T il. so, 81. IS, s2 % ana
$?.75 per dozen, worth 81 81. so, 80, ana - per
dozen;
CRASH TOWELLING 1T l2lc., worth lGac. per
yard;
WIDE HUCKABACK, for bath towels, at SOc.
per yard, worth ioc.;
BLEACHED HUCKABACk TOWELLlNG al
Csc, worth size. per yard;
CHECKED LINEN DRILLING at CSC. per yard,
worth 37Ic.;
HEAVY LINEN DRILLING and DUCK at CSC,
worth CSC. per yard
BLACK BERAGE two yards widel at $l.5o per
yard worth So;
HANDSOME TUCKED and EMBROIDERED
SKIRTS ut IS, worth S.;
GILT HEADBANDS ut IL, l5 and CSC, usual
price IS and Soc
RUSSIA DIAPER at So, worth 50 piece;
THE GENUINE INVISIBLE HEAD NET AT
Csc, worth Soc;
DUCHESS KID GLOVES at SIPS 4 pair, the
cheapest glove In the market;
Isle GAUNTLETS at zoe. Il pair;
Isle GLOVES for ladies At l9.c., for children at
loo. II pair;
ALEXANDRA SILK GLOVES-white, black,
and coored-at &c., worth 75c. pair;
TWISTED SILK MITS for ladies and children,
at Csc. Il pair;
BRIDAL QUILTS, large size, at 81, worth 81;
WHITE LINEN DRILLINGs and DUCKS at all
prices.
A full assortment Of
WHITE, BUFF and PRINTED MARSEILLES +:
Infants FROCK WAISTS at Soc, 75c., and 81;
Gents Isle GLOVES;
ENGLISH HALF HOSE and HANDKER-
CHIEFS;
Extra fine ALL-WOOL FLANNEL, one yard
wide, NJ 6oc. per yard, worth 75c.
SASH and BONNET RIBBONS at low prices;
MARSEILLES TRIMMING, DAISY FRILL-
ING, MAGIC, RUFFLE, and CROCHET
EDGES at just half the regular prices
WINDOW SHADES, NOTTINGHAM LACE
CURTAINS, and CURTAIN MUSLINS at
panic prices;
All kinds of PALM LEAF. SILK, and LINEN
FANS at less than GOLD VALUE;
Extra fine ENGLISH HOSE, equal to Isle thread,
at 49, per dozen, worth So; and many other
bargains.
Purchasers of DRY GOODS can depend upon
finding all articles usually kept In frs-class es-
Establishment at the LOWEST PRICES by calling
at LEVY BROTHERS.,
l547 Main street,
nearly opposite the market-house.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
Goods sent by express. Cash on delivery.
"
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Shall we never have done with that OLD
humbug "Admiral FARRAGuT," as ne IL
calledg We suppose that there have been
twenty thousand dollars worth of kilograms
Gent over the Atlantic cable concerning hls
whereabouts and his doings. He is GER
tainly making the most of his little Vlcto,
ries. It is as CARLYLE says-the World
will have its heroes and if there are no
real ones, it worships sham ones. FARRA-
GUT is the nearest approach to hero that
the Federal navy turned out during the late
war: and so he has to stand for the genuine
article.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-22

Hon. HUMPHREY MARSHALL made q
speech at the SEYMOUR ratification meeting
in Louisville last week. He said this was
his first speech since the downfall of the
Confederacy, and his first Democratic
speech. AS he looked through the crowd
he saw those who had hunted him through
brier and brake, "but here am in the old
)" Democratic party, and with Gods help,
f." may never be anywhere else"
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DIED,

On Sunday, July 10. 1863, OF cholera infantnn,
LESLIE CABELL, OF Joseph T. ana tir J
fourteen days.
On the elst, RICHARD J.. youngest son OF Hcnty
c. and Jane NJ. Ashby, aged two years, one month";
and nine days. 49, r,,,,,, aro
respectfully invited to attend his funeral ron ln
residence OF his parents, on Twenty-eighth street
near s, at ! O'Clock THIS EeEn,S ~ nc -
ssDearest Richard. thou hast lett US
We thy loss do deeply feel
But it's God that hath bereft us .
He can all our sorrows heal-'
In this CITY. on Monday, July goth, about 10
o'clock p M after a short but painful illness, ~
JOHN LEWIS REY, in the forty-ninth year OIL us
He leaves a large and devoted family ana man. ~
friends to mourn their irreparable loss. NE nS
friends and acquaintance, ana also inc i, a. a.
Mrs Eliza Walden. are respectfully invited 70 at.
tend his funeral from his late residence on IIay
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets ms a.,
"wednesday MORNING at llo'cioch Without
thorn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-22

MARYLANp.-If the HOWARD amendment
has become a part of the Constitution, as
the Radicals claim, Maryland, Delaware,
Kentucky, West Virginia, and all other
States, will lose part of their representa-
tives in Congress after the next reappor-
tionment unless they allow negroes to vote.
The number of negroes in Maryland and
Kentucky is 80 large that this is quite an
important matter to those States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-22
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