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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-28
SORE THK. ar.

Keep your throat we. with the Ba!sam
taking little aud often-shu you will
very soon hud relief.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-28
TIE LANDS OF THE BIBLE

new and Intensely Trsnsps.
in
Ist FEkfitRs GLASS VIEWS" which have I spsnd1
sssoh. nEnis for Frhs Of - Ia
views 10 swfr'iaad ;he Rhine sestisnd wales,
sIEkEaacofEs We very largely, sses
s'esk OIL fAs e.H sitiss ct the
rHoIo0kAFHIc ABUMs--Our Manufacture Of Albums
a a'o0shoa the esas. superior quality asd ssssy to ~
s, - m are made Ssasrv and styles tesse
sssSs sessfs making their purchases
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-28
II First premiums,

We're awarded in one month over al compel.
itors. The American Organs are superior in
their great fullness aud completeness oftone
and elasticity of touch, and are finished in ths
highest style Of art, in Enamelled OAK, Wall
nut, Rosewood and Jet.
~. w, Kx1xBA1xa.
68 Washington street, Chicago, III.
J. L. STEWART, General Agent,
Tana City, lows.
), s. KBEnMART.
Agent 1t Toledo,
- MI ,risrs pro q pit , 6llsd. -
AZ. - 1873 '. az -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-28
ROV|LZNs GALLERY.

l!C respectfully announces 10 the Citizens O
o!edo and IAn4a City 10 call and pass al
our or 50, in he pleasant recreation Of Bow,
ing. he proposes 10 keep place where til,
most fastidious may come and roll gam.
If ten pins. The Ladies are respectfully in
sited to call, az the game is very fashionabl,
the Fast among tie fair EEK. :.
Dec 18th, 1868, voni9.f II. FRts,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-28
FOR GROUP,

The Balsam will be found invaluable, and
may always be relied upon in the most
extreme cases.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-28

and is truly all tina. can te desired for Every
VARIETY Of Sewing.
Every person in quest of q Sewing Machine
should ny all means examine and test Ii $
-'er fam',p Semiay Kachme before max Ing a
purchase. II will he cheertully exhibited and
insruc' rs given By competen, ate Jan,s at
TIE Davenport Office. No. So Brady street.
Y. EMERSON. AGENT,
Toledo Iowa
loieds. July sre.-on30tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-28
From Rec. I. r Hrd Avn, xsrsis G. 10
Aesrs. Strong I Asmstrsrs, Drsls,.ss
.CLERG YMEN.

The Rev. Isaac AIKEN, Of Allegheny
testi6es that it has cured him, after 81
other remedies had failed.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-28
CfiRoMos.

CfiRoMO9.
Ihese BEAUTIFUL pietn.es htsrsfsAsl
80, nv rs'nnsrs fsoa
tswsst les - $500 - ~" y
=. Oh. T. ANTHONY 4 CO.
SOL BnoApwAY, N T.,
Importers and Nanufrs Of Photographs MatszialA
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-28

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-15
luslenD.

Miind,en, I. Suli Ser 8remierminiiier, Siirit
SohenlObe, bat on Die fremoen Wfdhte Elm Circular
iiber oas oiumeniide Goncil erlaiIen Gr maht
ale Staaten ,parneuo auf Die gsiabren aufmerf=
lam, seaen pelhe lie Ih wabren ioaten uno osutst
Die Gntibeoungen i'm ginae!nen an, tuel6e oas
Gonciunl in Setrsff oer unfeblbarteit hes Yapites,
oe5 &irleneiaent5ums un) anosrer Buntte BON
poltiidem Gbarafer, mD9l6er 9Belle erlallen f6nn-
te. uno glaubt, oaB aue Staateu. IN Del1en eS GI.
thQten 9iebt, auf's 5tefIte pon ben Werbanolungen
bes gorcs beriibrt ueroen uno cine gemeinI6aftli-
DE Stelung benielben aeaeniiber einnehmen uno
ni6t in 3Weifel in getreif ibrer qBuensmeinung Su
lalIen. .r
Gin iddnbli6es 8erbreden. aus srier.
16 Suni, miro bsrithtet: vSn Der yfad9t pom l3
Suni, Inn ubr. fon,, ipie ods yGurambureer Wort"
berbtet, ein Snoloiouum in oen YfarrboT BON Sos
itert, Den eben5i9ldhrlgen altor Suplume 3u bitten,
ct 1nDge f6nea su einem &rdnfen fOmmen, oeen
Namen sr beieldnete: Dos Saus ble,es onaeblid
Sfranten lieat etwa 20 bis % OtInuten pom Yfarr=
bauie entiernt. 5lemlib ein|am an Hanoe oss Sri
nepa!oes, Dberbalb Hameloingen; Der 8es oortbin
fiibrt an manhen enlamen, unbetrllihen Stellen
porbei. Ser Yiarrer mahe lih sleid auf, 5inoe=
te Die Saterne an, be9ab tb IN Veglettung ienes
Subjects 5ur Glrde, nabm bort Die sacramento unc
nit elnanOer gineen lie oann Dem uermeintliden
Eranten9auje 3u On Der gde bes Saues anse=
fommen, idlus jener asrl ben Yaitor nit elmer Nrt
Die er bel jib trug uno beren Stiel er bis auf 2j
gsntimeter abseitnittsn bate, nieoer. Ser Taa
Der 2aterne pefte oen.Sobn bes Sauies auf, uno
Oa bisier gum Senitnr bnausidaute lab er, baB Sc
manb am GOd iber Den 8ooen fortgeldleppt ,puroe
gr rief ienen Batter, uno oa Seoe berauseiltsn ia.
ben iie oen WDroer iber bic StraBe quer ourd oer
gSalo flieben. Nahoem Der M6roer Dem ebrmirs
oigen 8relie feds iduere Bunocn, wob ale t6ot.
lid, ON Gopfe nit Der art besebradt botte, idlepp.
te er i'm 5ebn Oteter melt burd Elm &artoifelfelf
nno BON oieiem nod sebn Weter melt in Elm Gorn
felO binen, Inn BORT feline @reueltbat 3u poaenben
5ier mar es nun uo Der Moroer peri9eute, Der Ya.
itor aber beiuuBtos gefunoen wuroe. Nur Elm ein
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Glnctunatter Marftberiht.
Gtuetnuatt, ben 10. Suit 1869

.,!ss Qtnctnnatt, ben IL. Suit 1869.
Mssl: sasssfssnss s4,eo-4.7s; ertra s5a5as.7s;
800 500. Spmmermeenmebl S5,75-e,25 fur betss.
8pratb uno 9ufahr Nno mmer nod lst unb tros itpa-
mar ubrissns AM StbIulie Hau.. -
@osssnmsbl. - 8upts au ss75-6,a5.
Aet; en-. Rp. neuer rotber gBiutsrpstsen S.aO; No.
sl.25.. Srmmerpeisen Ll5-,25 ie nadp Guatat. BE-
FER weiBer s. ,4o-l so. .,,...-
9rnescnsn masn, um fur bsSeusnee Sstsdse adufsr
Bslfaturn.-@ @emifates surn Tin assren) 77-7s ets,
unemiihtss wsSes 1880 gts, eiaaItes bras uit mssr
Satsr. = 72-74 gts fur bsFen. Steiner pessr (srFer
Roaaen 81 1,lo-l,15 fur beftsn.
9erte. Sur neue Sen iudg srtsrserfts murbe Sl.5o
ssrlangr, aber nur 81 rs pfertrt. .
Mali. - ysitse somn.srssrFsnmas s,s5-2l5; fur
5srbfssrtenmaIs s2.l5-2,25.
aartoffslu @sus s1.75 per srI; BET antunft. s.25
aus benz Stpre. Itte $2OU-2.50 per 8rl.
8wisbsln. : Rsus $4,000 per Sri. s..
BUtnsn. gs9Dhnlite sl.vv-I 80 per YuiAt; aussr-
psu. = sls.oo-2o,oo per aOnns fur !oe seprestss BE,
antunf uno s23 msbr aus bsm Sture, 2Oies Dassn
MsbporI. ss2 1873. 90 far gttp
sd MALI. lsA Gents lnr beltes.
Gs:; se,Htsrts saiatn 2o14-2l ets. Country saatea
snttsr. Central osio 1926 Gts. @sasra msfsrs,
Rale sFsrn asfass l4-l5 gts,; 8aetrrs adfs 1917
Gter.- 1919 @ts. per DuseuS far frtIdse. ..4
Samen.-Sl Slaasiamsn $500. Saafiumen 6-61s Grs.,
psrgfo. 8ss Sop 3 40 per guiael
Sud 9a9r ets blasas issas'is s IS % goSt so s s ss
s ssas1 s Msasssassr e. "
ss osns o os Ss Ssrsssr 5ss s So
SolOsn sprup 1875. DsrlsIts in asss g. .lo1s,a5:
ss5a5 sS sst"s s: ys:ss! sss 'ai 's
-I75, &eats SCOT 1.4v-l so. gains s2-s5 sts. sBst
gtIs sstrosau( s4msraI)5o-6e S1s fur SO. aao $3.50
Sale Country lo1z-loA Gts.; eits II gta, fir ss'
ftmct,enen. ..
y SaumwDlle. - 80 &Ia. fur pelte Wtppltns. ...
pab.o $50 ets; slsstsmaltsp aamm-
lnssmaiasns Sammnuus) $40 Gts; 9uasb IS 40 Gts
bOpftn. - Dstlt9er sutsr lo-la Sto; BstItasr DO.
gBaas. - s5-ss gts. fur teitss ssltss.
@erberrinbe. = Bette Dat sl6-i6L.
gsessn s7.i'ss, stS y per gts u ,r,r.
-oH Gts.. trodsn seal,sns l7le ets nas aealssne
Is sis; gs srans sl5oess5 tEodsn ssa'ssns sl.s'-
Gil - gearcsal 8eansrp w: yer aonns, $4,000
1900; Iu asa 90 46oo gpareDal Din $4,000 Stons gpal
SGnaerg s4 oo4sco gtons gssl tu &c oo4coo M s SoD
Marame s55.oO gop gIalt Gar gBbesI s6o.oo-6a.o 90;
gurm's sl,Od-i,o5 per gentnsr; Ssrap (@ub) Sl,25-
s1ansentiisn s1s ets; yer VS; eiisaslsa lamsr,ta
ts ss $s{ss gsshssi is s;s g.. s! i,a M ss7 e.
G5eidirrlsSer 4a44 ets stirtins 4547 gents Ruusb
5arnsb s7s9 gsnts; aablsnss sl.4o-l,se fur eines-
s5oooSooo per gassnS. aipsaats s7oHiso per ussaS
3aumleber $500 per Dusenb. er
M iGs sis 6e.Sel s er ss gs,
slsO-2OO g8tistpfdsr 81 4ll so fur ssnDbnliae unb
Slso.2 20 fur ssassbaaosns Saa,a aisrses 81 60;
45o; Glisesnpias s20o-2lO; Glad Satbarrsls $500
! sis $3.50 per 9ussnt.
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ihrer Sfaiie. uno aud an Sdlaud-, unb Saten uno
Setter Gompasnien ertbeilt meroen.
Man bot. BOB bic frepiliisen Geuertuebr 'Gpn,-
pasnien bieies 9taates bieier Ginlabuns in boiler
Stdrfe s5ose leiiien tuerben, ba Wopfsr bereit it,
lie heraliCh niIfDn,men All heiken.
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Mitttuoh, ben %. Suli 1869, Inn 12 l1br Mittass.

UQtlWDO9, oeH 20. yuIt 1908, uW IL A9E u(ttId1ss
ansenpmmsn.
0sea0te Brife mus brei Spannunssn BON ITO yus 9dn-
senmae lin The eear) taben. ubrpea lS us unb uepe-
1 auf ieeer eite ub brett (n the clear bic Anaebrte
itnp mad benz 5us 9dnsenmaB su maben. Ole 8ieie mn
fen senaue uno tno ginene setsnoe mad benz MaBab
3pn auf etnen 5ue au cnentu 9e3ethnfte yldne unb
Speclfationfn elnrsiten. 9as Nauermerf Der @runb"
naurn Ibutmeate unb Yfeile mus aus Serediser anae
9rbei semat uns in Cement @0rtei ssles rsrben Die
Stsiubruen iein, uno nab Der Rube IS Gubtf ue tn
bic @auer sslsst enidieeli Der auten Der 9suns unb
@uffnbrun9 Itbfren nnb anntmbaren @runbaaen be-
;obli Derben; Die Yfeer nne ete Dete @auer (Ibut-
,ment) mun nit ld,weren 8alfiteinen Den Columbus
9rhusn er sehlt Grip rappsb) ~ereen unb np mad Der
isbte Saube an aeoaer Srnde mus seeesen une 56en"
pber Wiseidnbol Der been Sualitat iein. eoer 8eter
bat bic Sprmri answseben mad peer er Die Sarfe eines
beabiatsn Bauts edleulirt bic rDprns" 0af iu nitt
snser as 2s0 Ytune per ns ednsnmaB uno has rSrut~
sewtb", aushleBt9 bes Seri1ts Der Brads brs'ma 10
bod bertne Die Beter pplen bic tursete 3t anasber
in elder ae bic yrnfe Splsnben tfnnen. Ineebets, Bis NIT
ben trin eeeebtnen Mneeutun9en nt ubereihmnen,
ben nt 1T Betrat geloaen uno aut Anasbptt muen NIT
oennsenber 9arante peeben en sa Der Contract int Sal
uue eoe sine @nssbote, @ldne unb Speefeatiunsn
surhfsupeien, mire rslspirt ae arbsit 1T Der Genstm
auns Der gsunis Spmmiiarc unc bes Saurt SnaenurS
untfrwprfen. aue 3abiun9en peresn ua ben @niddssn
btS SneenteurS 9erat bic 9pnmdre behalten 20 9rg-
cent bis sur Gosneuns 9rhuns unp @anabme Der &rbsit
;uruf.
Mae RETIRE @astunft in g.,us auf bic Contraction &c.
bater Brufe rcer ensener 2bsle bsrbtn, nebr einem
uB Der Gage uub bsr 3uaanss fam rel bsm Snssnisur
in Der County Surveyors Sffee srlanst wsrpea.
..... $. 9. gbparos, } 6ountn
."l gSn,. @ulf, E,mu'Ws,o
afa5 a. y. 90. 2isle, } eo""'h"'''
Svlt 10, tDtwun
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Wfaper II. Goientbal,
Gnmmiiiionss& &anfeute unb Yruourtens 6Gnbler,
r. faufen su bSdfen grsiIen:
Wei5en, Rossen, 8erie, Safer. Rorn, Yort, Woue
II. I. TO-, II. 10.
6alten befdnsis I'm stcrs sorrdtbis
aSaiIsrlime. 2anoplaiter, MebL SaI3, &C., ,e.
I'M shttssn 3uiprud bitten,
UtaDer u. HofenthaI.
gSarehaus an Der 6. 6. 6 II. &. 81. g..
Stunt lo.-3mfw NJ Garbinstun, 8.
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3ur8eahtmng fiirBriifenbauer
@ubitpr's Sffiee, GranfItn County, S.,l
Columbus, Den I. Sult 1869.

Werteaeltc gorf6ldee unb 9Idne sum gau einer
Srase. in Columbus Sbp, wepen In Der Auettrrs SfFee
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lelnen Nauf lallen.
- Ser bette 5afeloufiab Der 5rau Grant fit bas
tpelbe 4aus lou BON Yaris importirt nproen lein-
Sonoerbar. oaB Der ipeeiele geld9iber Der einbsm=
| feline s5ttafpreoist geba!ten bat.
Rad Der ginfommenI Iteuerliite bon Gan SSron=
cisco lit Elm Seutlher Der rehite Wtann goliforn.
ens. Claus Spredles, aus 9annoper seblrtig, ge=
senmdrtig prdIiDent Der Sal. Sugar GsTinerp",
Der Dor ungefdbr Is Sa6ren nit menieen bunoert
Dollars ieine Gauibabn in Gan Nranctseo begann,
bat lein idbrlld9es eintowmen auf $4,000 anse.
geben.
| gmisranten=ainber seitorben. Oetroit
8. Suit. = Inter elmer se1tern bier angefommeneu
| norlpegtben Gnll9ranten= Yarte befanoen iid aud
,pet Wliter nit tooten 4nbern aui oen armen
8eloe &tnoer naren tueniser als Elm Satr alt uno
waren ihon lett einisen Stunoen toot. Coroner
Gabil belt ene Seibenlhau uno lisB Die tootsu
ainoer besraben.
Gin nmanberuns bon Mdbden aus gns-
Lamb in eanaoa. Cine canaoiIhe Same pOr
reipeftabler Stellung bat lid Die 8eforoerung oel
Ginpanoeruna Der eneliIhen Mdohen nadD Ganaoc
gum Wlrfun9sfreile erfcren. sic tam fur5li1 mi
LOO Wtdohen i'm alter BON 1871 Sabren an, ois
iammt uno iOnoers pie friihe 5emmeln abgingen-
ater nlbt in Den gbenano, 1onbern in oen Sienl
ais &ohinnen, 9ausbdIterinnen &C. Seiraiben mol.
len lie crit ipdter uno mebrere, Die lofor nit lolder
Mntrdgen bebelist puroen, iollen ernitlib b5ie ae
| WulocH ItllI. w utpsHtUiltUs uV sOetluUYeH
Wa11ington, IL. Suli. = @eItenfe fiji
9rdlioent 8rant uno anbere 8r6ben. =
Oem prdIioenten Anorelu SObnlon fam man mid
nahlassn, oaB er lpdbreno lelner Imtsflbrung als
Yrdloent 8e4enfe angenommen bat. Mls ibm oil
Nepublitaner in Welp Yorf i'm AnTan9e leiner Yrd
| Eoentihaft cine toItbare gqupase gum @eihenf,
MAIDEN po0ten, ihIus er oielelbe fait nit l1nb b6ib
felt aus. ssin yorSdnssr i'm amt iaeint nidt il
lcrupul0s seipeien su ein, tuenieitens bat Maoam
Gincoln es nidt peridmdbt, aus Den bantbaren Sdn
ben Oerer. Die BON ibrem 8emahl Memter erbalter
J batten, Sbalpls I'm Wert6e BON $1,000 ,c. anSuneb
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Bag l1nieren Qbonnenten in W ooiter, Wapne
60, Ohio, Seigen mir biermit an. oab Serr s acob
tnr fir oen 9Beitboten su ibernebnien. Sr. Bring
ger lit BON uns ermdhtist, @eloer fir ben Weitbo=
ten Su erbeben, iopie aud Seiteunsen fir beniels
SEN an5unebmen. Sem friiberen Naenten, Serrn
@eors 8rauned, iasen mir hermit unieren uerbinb=
lidlten Oanf fir eine uns erpielenen pertb9elddb=
ten S)ienfte
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Raferhslt-(an ben gabnbofen.) = Barrel Ref-
faneen &20OO-230O 9nssteab &etfifanstn S3OOO-35O0
per aauslo Oauben (user6tetl fur 8arrss $27OO, fur
SpaSbeabs S33 90 $500 per 1auenb.
sc 0eflhasl- 6hbner Qsbencise) S3,75-4,25 per Dab.
fur alte unb Sl,5O-3,5O fur iunse. -
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Syarnt 5lt perfauferl.

gr punfden uniere Sarm su serfaufen peIde I31 @fr
gano mebr oeer peser entd benen 80 @fer sefdrt
tno uno Der Ne nit gutm Sps benaisn 1T Gin autee
eueS Saus. eine srcBe Seue Brunnen, gterne unp mic
Ser'esenee Suelen benben b auf Der arm. Gbeno ein
gutter Sblt9arten. 0eelbe 1T anoertab Meilen 6I, sou
funft ertbelen
2eutbner u. S1mubler.
Stunt 80. Int ~ gitp Drauerei.
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B1- Sir Sbelbp. 8i6lanb Co.. Obio, bate ST..
Sobn Dieb in Sbelbp, Die @efduisteit, Die Qgen=
tur fit ben Weitboten gu iibernehmen uno miro alle
ihm iibersebenen @eloer uno 8eIteQuuSen fir ben
WetbDten prompt beI0raen. 2m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-26

vide for their guests. The Caldwell is a new
boat. and one that we feel ne hesitancy in pro-
nouncing enc of the safest and most reliable
on the river. She will accommodate any num-
Der Of passengers. and please them all.
The magnificent steamer. Des Arc. having
undergone repairs, moves out to morrow
evening at five o'clock. for all points on White
river. She looks very handsome in her new
dress. and will be heartily welcomed on the
line by her old friends and many new ones.
Captain Matt. Glass commands. with Joe III
lott. W. L. Ely and Alex. Waddell in the
Office.
The elegant St. Francis will leave to- morrow
evening at five o'clock for Helena and all
points on the st. Francis river. Captain T. r.
Bowman. the favorite. is her commander, with
the ever-obliging gentlemen. Sam. Paine. W.
II. Clark and J. ii. Banks, in the Office. The
st. Francis is splendid boat-fast. safe and
reliable-with officers who thoroughly under
stand their business.
The steamer George W. Cheek. Captain Jas.
Lee. with Stack Lee and b. p Fields in The
office. will leave Tomorrow evening for Friar's
Point and all intermediate landings. The
Cheek is reliable, swift and well built, and her
officers gentlemen and thorough river men,
LEAVING WEDNESDAY,.
The splendid freight and passenger steamer,
Minneola. is the regular "Wednesday Cincinnati
packet. leaving for Cairo. Louisville and Gin
cinnati at FIVE o'clock. W. B. Miller. com
mands. with WIN. Hall in the Office. The Min
neela is a new boat. and one of the best Of the
line. Her cabin is a palace. and her tables all
that could be desired. Did we intend to travel.
we should ask no better companions than her
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-26
DEMOCRATIC MEETIsG,
Appointments of Additional Members
on the County Executive Com.
mfttee.

At called meeting of the Democracy
of Shelby county held Saturday, at the
New Assembly Hall, J. M. Heating, Esq
was called to the Chair, and s. P. Yeo-
mans, Esq, appointed Secretary, it was
RESOLVED, That committee of five be
appointed by the Chairman to select an
additional number of members for the
County Executive Committee, and re-
port the same to this meeting.
The Chair appointed as such commit
tee Gen. Marcus j. Wright, T. Z. Nor
ment, Sam. Jones, Brooks and M. d. l..
Stewart
The committee retired, and after q
brief consultation, returned and reported
the following names ss those of the gen.
tlemen selected to serve with the present
County Executive Committee: F. C.
Stephenson, A, B. Haynes, A d. Hun
ter, 4. W. Caldwell, II. Irbv, II. Town
send. J. E Randall, ]. NJ. Heating, j. o.
Durf and ]. Harvey Mathes.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
s. p. YEoNAHs, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-26
TERRIBLE AooIDzEr.
q. l.. Harris Thrown from his Rug.
gy and Killed.

A gentleman travelling alone in a
buggy was thrown out by his horse run :
ming away, yesterday afternoon, about
eight miles from the city, and fatally in
jured. The people of the neighborhood
found him in a speeches and dying con-
dition soon after he was thrown out. No
one present knew him. Papers we're
found on bis person which proved him to
be G. l.. Harris, which is the name Of q
well known citizen Of Shelby county.
When our informant left yesterday after
noon, the man had never spoken from
the time he was picked up, and was in a
diving condition.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-26

cious mischief. swindling and confidence
game, picking pocket and assauIt,assault
and battery. resisting officer, fighting,
sleeping on street and resisling officer,
and keeping saloon opea after hours. A
heavy amount Of fines was collected.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-26

les CREAM SALOON. Rocco has
opened his saloon for ladies and gentle
men at his old stand, corner Of Main and
Adams, where he intends keeping nothing
but the very best. Give him q call. 4S.t
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New GooDs.-We open to-day our
second spring and summer stock, pur.
chased by our Mr.. Kraus now in New
York, and offer some large drives of new
goods at great bargains. More ladies'
all linen handkerchiefs, 81 rs per dozen.
Gents linen handkerchiefs,$4 per dozen,
worth Sc. Satin striped mozambiques,
SOC per yard. New style striped alpacas,
35c per yard. Mohair lenos, 35c per
yard. We shall receive new goods daily.
M. KRAUs & Co.,
48 t 2l8 Main street, cor. of Adams.
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j A II A NJ a N - j
WHAT is IL? Where is It!

cPALDING's JATAMANsI HAIR RE;
- generator is sure cure tor badness, ana
,,alor. prevents the hair from falling on
and removes dandruf: Il a. speedy ana
eferfual cure for nervous headache. =. SRal.
ding A %. PROJECTORS. Evansville Chemical
WATSON. sMRLsRR A CO.. sIs Main
street. General Agents fsr Memphis. Ism
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SUMMARY.

Consolidation Purse-$250; for horses
that have not won @ race during the
week; to be handicapped the day pre-
ceding the race $50 to second horse.
r. B. Cheatham entered b. Q. Baffier, by
Bill Cheatham (; dam by Lexington. i
J. q, Ballantine entered b. nj. Agnes
Donovan, six years old, by Lexing-
ton; dam Little Peggy. by CRIPPLE.
Time 1:50-l.50L.
Worsham House Purse, $400-Mile
heats; three in FIVE; free for all. 800
to second horse.
james Conlisk entered b. b. Larkiu. by
Lexington dam Magenta..-.-........ j j i
Peter Mitchell entered b. b. Elgin, four
years old, by Shelby; dam Lady Bury,
by imported Emu-..........-.............3 2 3
S, Leonard entered chit. b. Rochester.
five years old, by imported Bonnie
Scotland: dam Lady Lancaster.-.". A 3 2
r. B. Cheatham entered b. t. Lizzie
Tomlinson, three years old, by
Rogers dam by Embassador........... 2 4 4
Time: I:5019--1:5lH-l;5lA.
Pool Sellers Purse, $lO0-Mile heats;
free for all ages.
R. B. Cheatham entered b. {. Bsffler, by
Bill Cheatham dam by Lexington.
j. Mcmahon entered chit. IN. Viola, by
Jack Malone; dam by Wagner ....".. ! 2
]. G.. BallantiDe entered b. IN. Theta.
by Vandal; dam by imported Sove.
reign
E. Warwick entered br. f. by Captain
Beard dam by imported Sovereign. 2 dat
Time l:5311--l:5ll2--l;
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River.

THE weather is warm and pleasant, with a
few vapory clouds floating about. and with a
probability Of a day or two good weather. We
again have to report dull day on the levee.
Charlie Goodwin, at the Gas Works. reports
the river here as follows Rose in the last TWEEN
ty-f0ur hours, three and half inches; below
high water mark. two feet six inches. At st.
Louis the river is rising. The Ohio is rising
a; Louisville. with nine feet four inches in the
canal. Arkansas and White rivers continue
70 RE.
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EoArs LrArrEa,rH1s EVENING.

The superb passenger packet. Rubicon. is
announced for Cairo and St. Louis this evening
at Eve o'clock. under command Of Captain
Blake. All. Grissom is clerk.
For Vicksburg and intermediate landings.
take the splendid Mary L. Forsyth Captain
Haney is on the roof. With W. B. White in the
Office. She leaves at Eve o'clock this evening
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
The regular United States mail packet. Wa.
Caldwell, leaves for Pine Bluff, Little Rock and
Fort Smith tomorrow evening at Eve o'clock.
Captain R. L. Haines is in command. with J..
w.chambers and Bob Shields 10 the otice. who
are gentlemen Of great experiences. and thor
ouehly understand how to run toat and pro-
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Exxoxs has received Leslie's Ladys
Msgssins and Pleasant Hours. Demo
rest, Cooley, Peterson, Atlantic, Eclectic,
Catholic World, Lady's Friend, Phreno-
logical Journal, Comic Monthly, Budget
Of Fun aud Nick-Nax for May Saturday
Monthly, Travellers Railroad Guide, The
Spectator, aud host Of other magazines.
illustrated zsskIiss, Northern aud West
ern dAilies.
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BARGLIssl-New Orleans cheap store,
2lOf Main street, offers their entire stock
OF dry goods at greatly reduced prices.
No humbug. 1881 J. PICARD & Co.
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To THE You've MEy-All those wko
wish fu0 cigar, both Havana and do
nestle, can be accommodated at Charley
Towards, who also keeps fine chewing
tobacco. 49t
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We keep the Buffalo brand blacl
alpacas, in all grades.
NJ. KRAUs & Co.,
34-t 2l8 Main ST., cor. Of Adams.
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BARGAINS BARGAINsi We are
determined 10 close out our entire
stock of Dry Goods, Boots and shoes,
Clothing, Hats. ETC., at n sacrifice.
Come early, as they are going with n
rush. VEEDIG IL BRO,
q e26 Main Street.
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NEw lot silk dress buttons, silk fringe
and eolored satins, at NJ. Kraus & Co. e,
2lS Main street, corner of Adams. 34-t
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"ENGLIsH FEMALE BIrrERs is an ad-
mirable prescription for females"
j. A. P. KENNEDY, M. D.,
34.t Cofeeville, Mississippi.
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GeoD corsets-at 81, worth 81 50-at
NJ. Kraus & Co. s, 2lS Main street, cor
ner of Adams. BAT