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T T. HUMPh HEfs,
BROKER, AUc710NEER AND CoAAzS
SION MERCHANT
o,1ps Of REAL EsTAlE sTouEs. BONDS, sE
ouRIrIEs AND PERSONAL PboPERIY
ATTENDED TO.
30. a7 BKoA DIST II
CHARLESTON. 8. @.
REFRRENoEs-
gon. BENRY RUI>r ". J. mAaRArB. Esq.
General JANIS CONNER, T. B, WARlN0, ESQ
October
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EXTRA TRIP TO SAVANNAH.

~N-A THE ELEGANT STEAMER CITY
S6,sr1sl77Rs POINT, Captain GEO. E MCMILLAN,
Will leave Charleston for savannah On WEpHRapAT
LvgNNa, at O'Clock.
She w.lleave Savannah fe Charleston every THURS
pAY AFTERNOON, atl O'Clock. :.
For freight or passage, apply TO 80. ..
j. d. AIKEN & CO.. Agents,
Mays South Atlantic wharf =
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Spffial uotifts.

~A CARD.-THE COMMITTEE ON
Hbeg TO acknowledge with thanks
the receipt Of the following Prize Presents, I'm addi
ton TO those already published Of April 3oth, May
lst Sd, 4th and 6th) now on exhibition at Mr. Won
sANTEN's STORE, No. 229 King.street:
One bottle DR.. Cohen's Compound Arnics Lini.
msnt and ene bottle each Toothsche Drops, British
Cough Balsau,snd Neuralgia Drops, from, and man.
ufactured by, P. MELVIN COHEN, N. D., Cohen's
Medical Depot. No. 500 King-street.
One case Wine tsauterne) from D. PAUL & Co.,
Importers of Wines, Spirits, Teas. &C.. No. Al Broad
street, corner Church.
One Colts Revolver, with Belt and Am munition,
from THEODORE D. WAGNER, Esq.
One pair each Blinds aud sashes from j. a. HALL
l. Co.'s Lumber Depot, northwest corner Of Market
anil East Bay streets.
One Engraved Silver Covered Goblet from the New
York schuetzen Corps
One Double Case Gold Hunting Watch from the
Jersey schuetzen Club.
One case Panknin's Hepatic Bitters from G. f.
PANKNn. Apo,hecary and Chemist and Msnufactu.
rer Of the above Bitters, No. 12s Meeuns-street.
Mayo A. NTEMANN. Chairmln.
SCONvENTION.-T SEVENY-NINTH
Annual Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in South Carolina will meet In st. Philips
Church, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant
Divine seryice will commence at Ten O'Clock A. N.
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BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

A~An THE STEAMERS OF THIS LIN:
MSHESFfr2 are appointed to sail on the follow
LIINflEkkzHo ing days for BALTIMORE durirg
the month Of May:
FALCON, Captain HoRsEY, May 9Th, at 21E O'Clock
PM -
SEA GULL, Captain DuTroN, May 11th, at s O'Clock
Pm.
MARYLAND. Captain JOHNSON May 18th. at 10
o'clock A. M. -.
FALCON, Captain HoRsEY May Goth. at / y o'cloc.,
Pm
P. m.
MARYLAND. Captain JOHNSON, May esth, at 10
O'Clock A. II.
AT Through Bills Ladiug signed for IL classes Of
Freight to BOSTON, PHILADkL PHIA, WHINING.
TON. DEL, WASHINGTON CTTY, and the NoRTE-
WEST. .l-
For Freight or passage, apply to
COURTRNAY TRENHOLM.
Mavl. Union Whsryef. ~
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Shipping.

EXCURSIONS AROUND THE HARBOR,
~ THE FINE, FAST SAILING AND CON.
~ FORTABLY appointed Yacht ELEANOR
AAwtll resume her trips to historic points in
.6the harbor, and win leave Government
Wharf daily at Ten A. n. and Folr p NJ
For Passage apply to THOMAS YOUNG,
December ID Captain. on board.
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VIA BEAUFORT AND HILroNHEAD.
TBRoU0H TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
~
ON AND AFTER NAY 1sT
PASSAGES RE D q c E D.
To Savannah. .S3. To Beaufort. ~.
r- THE sTGANEk PILOT BOY. GAP.
ssaSzH TAIN FEM PEoK. VII leave Accom-
mno5aHon Wharf every MONDAY and THURSDAY MORN :
rHa at o'clock
Returning will leave Savannah every 1uEsDAY and
fAirAA "o''''' ., JOHN FERGUSON.
An112a Accomm cdaron wharf 4"
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~ CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
OR PURE LIQUOR OF JUMPER BERRIEs.-This
tayorite brand Of PURE LONDON CORDIAL GIN
has stood the test OF time, imitation, piracy, high
tariff aud unfair competition, and still enjoys con.
stantly increasing sac; showing that true merit
does not always 60 unapprec,ated.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN
Is offered to the public perfectly reliable speci
n,tu all cases Of DISEASED ysdoer and Kidaeys. 1t
acts directly on these gans, with direciness and
speediness, which render 1t Invaluable to persons
suffering from Gravel Diabetes. inaamed Bladd er,
scanty and highly -colored uroe. and In all cases
where, from Whatever cause healthiul diuretic Is
required.
Ladies' subject to painful ulmeostruation, can oy the
nae OF CORDIAL GIN few days previous 70 ana
during illness obtain Grea, relief In such instances
II sbou]a be taken with sugar aud warm water.
As tonic and beverage this GIN Is unequalled' as
II possesses none of .be he,dlche properties to be
found Ia those poisons, now too frequently sold un'
der the names Of Gin. Brandy Whiskey, &c.
JOHN F. BENRY. sole Importer,
No. Il Park ROW. New York.
For sale in Charleston, South Carolina, oy DR..
q. BABR, RAOUL l. LYMAN. W. a. sRb1NE' a'
W. AIMAR, ED. s. BURNHAM aid A. W. tcKL
ECO. tuthseo~3mos D&o Feornsfy 20
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EDI,TO, ROCKvlLLE AND ENrEH-
PRISE.
THE 8. EAMER FANNIE, CAP.
1rens.ast41f555STAIN ApAIR- will leave Accommoda.
t{on Wbarf every WEDNESDAY, MORNING at o'c.ock.
Ratnrninv. leave Edlsto at 10 O'Clock on ThuRsDAY.
JOHN FERGUSON.
Anr, % Accommodation Wharf. ,
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April G

BOR SAVANNAH.
n-A TIE STEAMER AT0R
,uIeesf3EES SCAPrAINsW. T. MoNBLTY. will saf
trom t:ha leston for Savannah on SATURDAY EVE
MING, ats O'Clock.
RETURNING.
viii ieave Savannah for Charleston on SUNDAY
AFTERNOON. at { O'Clock.
For treight or PLssaIe, apply to
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

SIGNIFICANT CONVERSATION WITH sENA.
TOR SUMNER.
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TOPLEAsURE PARTIES.

To PLEASURE PARTIES.
-~S TIE STEAM YACHT AGNES.
having been pl ,ced In Hrst rate order,
can be bad BY pleasure parties to visit spots In the
vicinity of the city, or for EXCURSIONS AbOUT
THE HARBoR or any similar service by applying
70 u. Mesars. T. D. CLANCY CO.,
Mayb East Bay-street.
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FUN THE UH nuAAN 5OIfVn1 NH1rS = 1so
BY STEAMER.

-w-A THE FINE STEAMER FANNIE,
Captain kD,m, Will leave the City
from Accommodation WHAT WEDNESDAY, rHURsDAIr
and FR1pAY, 1t the hours OF 10 A. N. and IA so P.
d., and P NJ, landing passengers at the Pacific
Hsnufacturiug Compauy's new. Wharf, Ashley
River, within zoo yards OF the grounds.
Last Trio. returning, win be at p. NJ On F1I.
DAY the tw last return trips will be At and 10 p II.
Fare, 25 cents. mayt
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~~S THE STEAMER EMILE. CAPT,
cP. C. LEWIS, will receive freight THIS
DAY. at outh Commercial Wharf and leave as above
To-MoRRow FndsyJ MORNING. 7th instant, at Q
o'clock.
Returning. win tesve Gsorasta~'n on -MosnAy>
MORNING, 10th inBrant, NJ uuyught.
All Freight prepaid.
No Freight received after sunset
SHACKELFORD & KELLY, Agents.
May6 No. Boyces Wharf.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

~~.S, THR FIRST GLASS: IRON SORRW
ME&1YSs Steamship MARNORA. B. n. Rob-
ZEZGJbGTf5E~ 1NsoN Commander, having por.
-assese9- ton of her cargo engaged, will sail
on or about 10th instant.
For Freight engagements, apply to
ROBERT MCRE co.,
Boyce's Wharf.
q. A5N. B.-Insurance taken by this vessel at
fve-eighths per cent. May4
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FOn PlILADELPHIA AND BUsrON
REGULAR EVERY THURSDAY.

-~h~ THE STEAMSHIP PRO.
Nk9S1fIS METHEUI. Captain GRAY. wIlleave
IE5KilYSsdH North Atlantic Wharf. on FRIDAY,
u-vrSI5e566- SIe6- may z, ct O'Clock P. NJ.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN & lHEO GETTY,
May1 North Atlantic Wharf,
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THE GALA DAY.
The preparations for the parade and display
we're in keeping with the go-ahead spirit
already described. The City Council-whioh,
bv the way, is composed Of active men. and
presided over by live specimen Of Young
Ameri "a, in the person of Mayor Hulsey, an
e1-Confederate colonel-had appropriated a
sum OIL money ample for all purposes. and the
c,tizens generally co-operated with the Fire
Department to give to the occasion all posi-
BILE ectd.
At an early hour. flags, bunting and banners
of all descriptions, mIny Of which bore words
OF welcome, were displayed from public and
private buildings. a corps of workers were
also busy in removing stones and otherwise
putting tho streets in marching order. Trans
from Augusta, Macon aud Rome brought other
visiting companies. and crowds Of people oam;
from all quarters 70 enjoy the scenes Of the
day. The only dnwbaox was the WIND sno
dust. One played pranks with the pettlcoats
aud the othersnsde havoc with the organs O.
at leas, four OF the sanses-wearlng, smelling
tssling and seelng-in a manner not CALCULATED
to develope strong spirit ofpiety.
| THE PROCESSION
| Was formed at ten o COCK and moved in the
foll.wine order: Frst. music; then came tht
Chlef Engineer and ASSISTANTS Of the Atlautc
Department, escorting Chief Engineer Ma
than, OF Charleston, who, IN his blked-sweet
potato-colored coat VII b broldcloth covered
| individual on each side, locked like solemn
admlr,l, ion poilt ID parenthesis OF black
The Atlanta papers first ca!l.d him "haLd
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FOR NEW YORK.
REG UIAR LINE EVERY WEDNEsDA P

THE 6TEAMsEIF SARARGOSSA.
NGU$S Captain G. RYDER, Will leave YAM
LZMkSkiHS defhorsts Wharf, on WEDNEapAY,
May u, 1859. at O'Clock.
Mayo RAYENEL 4 CO., Agents. :,
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ot
friends Of the Palmettoes. One OF The wagers
made by ChaIlestonian was OF q hundred
dollars that the Atlanta would sweep the fold.
and the Palmetto would boat the Atlanta. Ho
won.
The Clinch, Of AUGUSTA, played next, and
threw stream OF 2sIS-1O feet.
. 1t was now late-ai!er Six o'clock; but tile de.
sire to see the Palm stto perform held the large
crowd,kog ether, and 1t was not without diff
Guilty that the polloe could keep the space clear
aroundothe judges. The engine took her
place at the we'll, and the engineer (Mr. Thon-
us Mller) quietly made his preparations.
Steam was generated, the hose laid, and in five
or Blk minutes the water began to como
strong, steady and apparently with most de-
term;ned intent. Few knew her quality, but
all lc oked for the Palmetto to make ut least the
Be ond best venture OF the day. minute or
,wo more. aud. under q full head of power
that made her throb ID every part and aim oct
Jump from the ground in mighty spasm Of
iron strength. the Palmetto was forcing a
stream in successive spurts 25o-6o-65-70
feet through tho uir. Judges and jury alike
traced the falling water when 1t touched the
earth as If it had broken into diamond drops
The crowd could scarcely restrain its impa-
,ience, and only Inch by inch fell back before
the pr, ssure OF police and citizsns, who shout
ed, FAR play for the Pslmettoes, give 'em fair
play"
With watchful care Chief Nathan and Pres
ident Buist marked every sign, and flor
among the judges directed tho elevation an'
course OF tho stream and when at last, With
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revise or term and make new Constitu-
ton for tie State; and no certificate or
other qualification than the foregoing
shall be required by the judges holding
said elections
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted. That in
submitting the question Of Convention
TO the people, they shall have written or
printed on their ballots the words Con-
vention," or mo ConveDtion;" and If
the number Of votes cast for Conven-
ton be greater than the votes cast against
Convention, then there shall be Con-
vention.
By the reading of the above it can be
seen that we are called on next Saturday
TO vote for or against the Convention
that may or may not be called. The
matter will be determined in whatever
way a msjority of votes shall be cast. If
the people are in favor Of . Convention
they must vote "Convention;" those who
are opposed will vote No Convention"
Our people should be careful and bear
this in mind on the day Of election. The
Radicals are sly dogs, and will take adj
vantage Of this method to defeat us alto.
getber. w H
We hope that every one will turn out
on the day of election next Saturday,,
and give rcusing vote for "C.nyen-
ten and the Democratic nominees for
the same.
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WAsHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, December l6.-Postmss
ter General Cresswell received cable
telegram on the l4th, from the Postmas
ter General at London, announcing the
execution by the British Postcffice, on
that day, of new postal convention, b
come in operation on the let of January.
The articles of the convention were
drafted al d executed at Washington on
the Sd ins'.
TheSenate yesterday confirmed no nom
nations but merely referred those re-
ceiyed yesterday, including that OF Judge
Hoar for Associate Justice of the Su'
preme Court, which was sent to the Judi
ciary Committee without action.
Brownlow said in the paper read be-
fore the Senate that be had constantly op'
posed Johnson and been faithful to the
Radical party, as his acts clearly show
Cooper, an Old Line Wing and the
elected Senator, would yield hearty
support to the present administration
The paper further recited, in defiance, the
authors who attempted to arraign him
for On alleged betrayal of bis party, and
expressed the belief that those who had
already cast lots for his political estate
in expectation of his death, would be
sorsly disappointed. The principle,
which had guided him in the administra
ton Of the affairs Of Tennessee, would be
faithfully adhered to during the Sena
torial term to which be had been elected
=.
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Special Notices.

A Man Of a Thousand "A Consumptivs
Cursd.-Dr. II. James. retired physician Of
great eminence. discovered. while in the East
Indies. certain cure for Consumption. Asthma,
bronchitis. Coughs, Colds. and General Deta
~. Tho remedy was discovered BY him vaen
his only child, daushter, was given up to die.
His child was cured. and is now alive and well.
DESTROYS Of bened ing bis fellow mortalei he
will send to these who wish it the recipe. COD
tanning full directions fer making and success
fully using this remedy. free. on receipt OF thei-
names, with two stamps 10 pay EXPENSE
There Is not single symptom Of Consumption
that 1t does not at once take hold of and cissi
pate. Night sweats, peeyishness. irritation o.
thenerves. failure of memory. difficult expee
toration. sharp pains in the lungs. sors taICati
chilly sensations. nausea al tire stomach, ina.
ton of the bowels, wasting away of the mus
eles.
The writer will please STATE the name OF 'al
paper they see this advertisement in. Address
CRADD0CK & CO.,
sl-ll6s 1882 Race street. philadelphia, Pa
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arrENrIoN. nEMoCRATs

L is al important that the Democrats
Of this State should read carefully the
following sections Of the bin authorizing
she people to call a Convention:
SEcrrox Be Il enacted By he Gene
raj Assembly IF The STATE Of 1eRnessee.
That every male persou not convicted
and rendered infamous for crime, Of the
age Of tEeniy-one years, being eiti.
zen Of the United States sD6 q citizen OF
fhe county where be may ofer bis vote,
s,r months next preceding the eay Of
slse'ion. is hereby authorized to assemble
on the third Saturday Of December 1859,
A the several places Of holding election
10 The several counties, aud vote for or
aeains, calling Convection 10 smend,
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Misfsrtune 10 a memphiar.

GREFssBoRo, ALA. December II. 1869.
EDIroR LEDGER: Captain c. A. Letting.
well, late of your city, while out with a
party Of his employees after stolen mules
from bic work, pat mp last night with
Colouei Chspnsn, near Jennings ferry,
on the Black Warrior river, Some time
after the party bad retired lsboht one
O'clock a. ~ the stable vas discovered to
be on FIRE, and before ssy assistance
could be given the entire stable of horses
were consumed (seven fine saddle horses).
Il vas supposed to be the werk of an in
ceudlety, Although Captain L. has been
with Us bat . short time, be has made
many friends and az highrtoned, hon.
orable business man, be has few equals.
His many friends sympsthize with him
in his loss of fine saddle stock, Is doubt
less will his friends Of Memphis.
You're, J. D. P.
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Dispatches 70 the Southwestern Press
Association.
NEW YORK.

New YoRK, December l6.- General
Butler has made long reply to Greeley
article calling on him to take prominent
action in removing the disabilities OF late
rebels. Butler says: The Southern
leaders, who misled their communities
aud brought war, with oil it's attendant
evils. upon the country, should be pun
ished AZ examples to deter others in like
cases of offending. / think had sn ex.
ample been made Of some half dozen OF
the leading traitors of the South, espe-
cially those educated at military schools
of the United States and trusted with
commands in our armies, who resigned
their trusts to take commands IN the ar
mics of the rebellion and those who,
being intrusted with places in Congress
or Cabinet, used their places to
hatch treason, fomens insurrectiou,
and maintain rebellion to destroy
their Government; ought to have
been signally punished, and 1t that
punishment had been awarded which
every other Government, in like eases,
has melted out, at this dsv all matters ir
the rebel States, which now disturb the
public peace, would have been sett'edi
and quiet, commercial prosperity, agr's
cultural industry, emigration OF labor
and capital and revivicstion OF every be-
nificent enterprise wou!d have .il!ed the
Southern States, and every insurgent
State would have long ara this been re-
admitted into the Union. All that
remains now to statesmen is TO
see that every safeguard is given to
the loyal and true men of the South,
white and black, who stood by the country
in the darkest hour of its history, and
protection Of person and property, and
equality of political rights shall be as
snred them. Therefore, in any action |
may take in Congress, or elsewhere, l
shall have this end only in view. Butler
wishes the Fifteenth Amendment to be
enforced, and will use all his efforts for
the passage of laws to secure that end
not for political purpose, but for the
substantial benefit of the South.
The Spanish hotilla is expected 70
leave New York to-day. A bold plot FOR
the destruction of the gunhoats By Tor
pedoes was frustrated BY their sudden
removal to an anchorage in the stream
on Monday. 1t is reported thu. an
attempt will be made by Cubans to hntn
some of the vessels before their d'pa''
ture,
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F., AIderman tenth Ward.

Many of the citizens of the Tenth
Ward bling very DESTROYS of having the
fright man il the right place" have
after mature deliberatioD, resolved to
present the name Of Samuel b. Coward,
Esq fos the position Of Alderman. Mr..
Coward Is an old eilis:n, . lawyer by
profession, thoroughly identified With the
interests of the city, and in every way
eminently fitted for the Office; and if he
will consent to run, he will receive the
hearty support OF a
LaRsE MAJORITY OF THE VOTERS.
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FOREVGN.

LONDON. December l6 -KoopmAns-
chap, the Chinese merchant Of San Fran.
cisco, is negotiating with the North Ger
nan Lloyds Steamship Company for
thiris-tgo vessels TO transport coolies
from Chinese poris BY way Of the Suez
Canal to New Orleans.
Uiuguayan government has recalled
al the political exiles except General
Flores.
PARIS. December l6 1t Is asserted
hat Toe Dake Of Genoa will be pro.
c'Eiued King Of Spsin soon after Christ,
mss.
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Attorney General Of the Criminal
Court.

Attorney General Of Inc CrImhnai
Court.
fEpIroRs LEDGER: Without disparage-
lfnent of the claims and fitness OF others
already and may be mentioned for Pros
ecutiug Attorney of the Criminal Court,
the name Of Captain Robert G. William
son, Of the law firm of Parkbam Il Will.
Hanson, stands prominently and favors-
bly for that Office; and If he will consent
to become candidate, his many friends
aud admirers pledge an earnest support.
Captain Williamson is q young lawyer
OF ackuo wledged ability, and is known to
possess those personal qualities in high
degree which mark bin as the very sort
of ian for States Attorney. Firm, faith
fol and fearless, with strong moral prin-
ciples and brilliant forensic powers,
crime in every shape would find in him q
sure and successful prosecutor. With q
high order of intellect, be Is scholar
and graduate ofthe Lebanon Law School.
Though not yet long enough in Memphis
to have become distinguished, he brings
with him the full indorsemeb. of the bar
at Someryille, Fsyette county. where he
was born and reared, as one of the most
tslented and promising young lawyers OF
the State. Besides, the Captain is a tried
aud ltue soldier, and an accomplished
gentleman. he is hereby asked if be
will consent to become candidate, at
the instance Of many friends, BY a
MEMBER OF TIE MEMPHIS BAR.
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ALABAMA.

MoBILE, December l6.-Tbe winter
meeting on the Magnolia Race Course
cemnsDced to day. The first race, two
mile heat. vas won by Carrie Athelon
Time-3.56i, 3:5lt. 3:55t Ctquette came
in second. aud Donovan was distsnced
afer the frat mile. The one mile heat
was won by Corsiean in 1864, Larkin
second and Wisenhunt third.
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Positively No Cure. No Pay.-The follow
ing diseases are warranted cured BY the use Of
DR.. Forrest q Co.'s Juniper Tar:" Cough.
Group, Hoarseness. Sore Throat. Splitting Of
Blood. Asthma. Bronchitis, Lung Diseases,
scrofgla, Ulcers. Old Sores. Erysipelas. Pains
and Soreness in the Breast. Back or Limbs.
Assesses. Burns and Wounds. Piles, Itch,
Sore Feet or JciEts. letter. Ecald Head. Milk
crust, Earsche, Toothaohe, Catarrh in the Eyes
or Hesd, ordinary Deafness and Gathering in
the Ears.
n. B.-The only genuine and original article
has yellow labels, with white imprinted wrap
per. such as has been in use for six years. Take
no other. Try it; II not satisfied, return the
empty bottles and your money will be re-
funded-fity cents.
GOODYEAR 4 FALLS.
1897 Whelesole Agents. 4l Main st.
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Intervention ofthe Chamber Of Com
merce Invoked-The Little Rock
RAILROAD.

intervention ofthe Chamber OF Com.
MERGE Inyoked-The Little Rock
railroad.
EDITORS LEDGER: Why may not the
Chamber of Commerce intervene and
effec, en- adjustment of difficulties Incl.
dent to the condition of the Memphis and
Little Rock railroad? The fortunes Of
the enterprise were never so aattering as
when this last calamity befell its man.
ayers. One thousand practised laborers
were employed in the East, and money
and iron enough secured to finish the
work at cnce. Never did Memphis so
greatly need the augmentation OF her
wealth promised by Western freights and
travel. Suddenly fearful disaster sus-
ponds operations, and there is no
4 Open Sesame TO the buried treasures
Of Arkansas aud the West. If merchants
and shareholders in the Little Rock road
would exert their moral power, and that
which money mny WELD, all these diff
fculties may be removed. In any event,
this matter should be thoroughly ais
cussed and understood by the public. l
therefore hope that President Nelson
will convene the merchants and business
men of the city, that the great misfortune
which has befsllen us may be thoroughly
discussedand understood Whose crime
is this Tor whose blunder?
l.. M. P.