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FOB vICKsBURa.
Msmphis and Vicksburg Packet Co.

For Helena. Frisr's Point, Napoleon. Green
Vile, Nicks5urg and al Intermc-
aiate Landings.
DIS Berry, Master
This new GnG splendid passenger II
steamer viii leave as above ~
SATURDAY, September 18th, and every
saturday thereafter az 5 pm.
The DesAFc ha8 been thoroughly repaired.
shippers aud passengers can rely on her re-
naming in the trade the entire season.
ELLIOTT & MILLER. Agents.
sel0 No. 2 Promenade. foot Of Jederson rs
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THE Grand Lodge of f. and A. NJ.
of Tennessee, viii hold its Annual
Communication at Nashville on Mon
day, October 1. The Grand Chapter
meets on September ., and the Grand
Council will meet Immediately after
the Grand Chapter. The hall of the
Masonic Temple, in which these Grand
bodies meet, has been considerably
enlarged and improved to give ample
room and comfort to the many Breth-
rem of the Mystic Tie who will assem-
BILE in Nashville.
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HOTEL, STEAMBOAT, RESTAURANT
AND OYSTER SALOON KEEPERS will
find Worcestershire Sauce and To-
mato Catsup by the gallon, and Jel-
lies in six pound cans, at John Lilly's,
No. 351 Main street.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
CHEAP.-Store keepers can be sup
piled with any, desired quantity of
wrapping paper, cheap for cash, on
application at the APPEAL counting
room.
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H. WADE& Co, 297 Main street,
two doors north Of the Peabody Ho-
tel, are extensive wholesale and retail
dealers in School Books, Sabbath
school Books, Law and Medical and
Miscellaneous Books generally. They
are large dealers, also,in Blank Books,
Writing Papers and Envelopes.
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Independent PASSENGER Packet.
Q oscEoLA

For Bradly's, Pecan Point, Richardson Land.
ing. Randolph, Fulton and OsceoIa.
THE new and splendid passen- H.
l ger packet HAMILTON. W.A
Z. Master; Frank donternnfn
(lerk, Will leave for above and intermediate
landings, commencing Tuesday, Sept. Htis.
and leaving Memphis every Tuesday and Fri-
DAY, a. 3 o'clock pm. This boat was pur-
chased expressly for the trade, and VIII ruu
the year round, and viii guarantee t. lalp-
pefs te % their 1ustDess with ~proH1vtness
and dispatch The captain viii give his per.
eoua4 atter Rto dlifng OF orders.
For neieh vasaake apply to
Eli OFT & MILLER. Agents,
RIP WALT q Gu, Bradley block.
MARIIE WALT eco, ~ Fronts st
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Twenty-Five thousand dollars to
"a on collateral at Bob GrindFod's,
43 and IL Beal street. Ellen Grinalrod,
proprietor.
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SHELBY CIRCUIT COURT.
GEO. W. REEVES, JUDGE

For the information of attorneys,
parties and jurors, we will state that
the next term of this Court will COM
renee on the Monday J, the 18th day of
September.
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CoRNs! Corns! DIR. Lindoman is
still stopping at the Overton, curing
corns, buni0ns, bad nails. All that
are troubled should not fail to give him
a call.
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BILLS of Exchange on all the prin-
eipal cities Of Europe for sale in sums
to suit at First National Bank, No. IA
Madison street.
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II. WADE 4 Co., 297 Main street,
call the attention of merchants and
book-keepers to their large and choice
stock Of Blank Books, Writing Paper,
Envelopes, etc.
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ALARGEassortmen of Calicoes-the
best patterns of the season-iust
Opened. HERLOG d BRO.
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THE members of the Irish Literary
Association are requested to meet at
their hall this morning at 8 O'Clock.
p. d. BOYLE, Secretary.
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A lot of striped Dress Goods, at
unusually low rates. Come and price
them. HERZoG S BRO.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
ETC., of Wiggans q Thorn, Manuiaetur-
ers, 233 Main street, Clay Building.
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WASTED-An experienced sales
man. No others need apply.
HERZOG & BRO.
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THE German National Bank of this
ity sells foreign exchange on all the
principal cities of Europe at New
York rates.
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ehancerl Court.

GhancerS Court.
A. ALsTOS, cLERK AND MASTER
The following bills were fled yester-
day:
Taylor, Mclean & Baldwin vs. Muir
ply ct al.
Same VS. Talbot ct al.
Same vs. Larkin ct al.
Same vs Hutchins.
Same vs. Pope ct al.
Hsllum, Trustee, vs. Price ct 81.
Barton vs. Bedford.
The Clerk and Master will take an
account to-day in the case Of Dimmick
vs. Hurlburt ct al.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list of letters
remaining in the Memphis Postofice
and not delivered by carriers yester-
aay:
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RrFFLED Sailors Collars to hand.
HERZOG 4 RRO
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sTEAMBOATs
FoR RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Paekst Cs.-
q. = Mail Eiae-For Pin Blu1. Little
Rock, Hat springs and Fort Smith.
". A-gAL1WE L. ube HAYNES master
This splendid passenger sJssmer -
vii leave fcr fhe above On ~
WEDNESDAY,, 18th inst, at pm
T.. A. KEEDiG. Agent
Eeplf 3A Front s.. MosDy BlOcE.
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Our Alpaeas, for thirty-fve cents.
HERZOG 4 RRO
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New GOODS opening.
HERZoG & BRO.
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FOR WHITE RIVER

Sgssd, Safety and Corserl--EHioft Line.
Memphis and White River q. 3. Mail Packet,
For Helena. Frisrs Point, Devalls Blur,
Little Rock. Hot Springs. SeRrcy. Des
Arc. Augusta and JackEOnpOrt-
LEGAL TENDER----John p. Elliott, master
This nrst-cIass side-Wheel pas IT,
enger steamer VIII leave as ahOFeA
EVERY TUESDAY. at o'clock pm
Connects with steamer Motlis Crate for al
points on Upper White and BLACK rivers.
ELLIOTT 4 MILLER, Agents.
Promenade ard Jefferson Sts., opp. landing.
aug1
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LARGE AUCTION sALEtll Of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, etc, this (Tuesday)
morning at 10 O'Clock, by
GOTTLIEB & EZEKIEL,
Corner Second and Adams streets.
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ParannaIs-

Mr.. ]. W. Vogeli and family re-
turned yesterday from a trip East.
-Rolph Saunders, Esq, has return
cd from a visit among the mountains
of East Tennessee.
Gus Signaigo Is in town. He
don't seem to be much in love with
the action Of the late Mississippi Con-
vention.
We had the pleasure Of rN.eting
Mr.. Bowen, editor Of the Walden
Times, yesterday.
Maj. J. J. Murphy Is again at
home. He has visited all the Eastern
cities and the trip has recuperated
him very much.
Sheriff Curry left for New York
day before yesterday on d trip partly
business and partly pleasure.
Col. Won Zenken, a Prussian Off
Ger who commanded a brigade in the
Confederate army, and was distin-
guished for his galiantry, is in the
city, stopping az the Peabody Hotel.
Capt. Boyd, Of the ST. Charles
Hotel, New Orleans. f0rmerfg crd-
nance officer on the stat IA
@Gauleyp Reynolds, Is u
his way South.
GER xoUB Ffsa
ard IcE IL Charts
81 Jefferson street
The ssslg,le tn as GOTTLI
WE eaaa Orld sght sells
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II. WADE & Co., 297 Main street,
keep on hand all the Books used in
the Public Schools, and sell them at
small advance on their cost, for cash.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.-A line Of Al
paeas, in beautiful shades, at thirty
five cents per yard.
HERzOG & BRO, 294 Main st.
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Look at Herz6g's Alpacas fortharty-
fSe cents, and you'll buy some.
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r apHE o committee oi-rar & Baker
ViD~ been
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NEW GooDs misunderstanding
new every day. Prices very low.
HERZOG & BRO.
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FOR HALE's POINT.
aALE's pOINT TRI-wEExLY PACKET.

TEENTH oFsEPTEMBRR-
THE Memphis and At. Louis IT,
i Packet 90. viii run their fneEA
slde-WheeI Passenger steamer, s. JOSEPH.
between Memphis and Hafes Pofnt, leaving
Memphis Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evening, at 5 O'Clock; returning, viii leave
Hales Point Tuesday, Thursday and SstuF-
day. az Il O'clock a., arriving al Memphis
early the following morning.
HENRY W SMITH. President
FLEN. CALyEBr, superintendent ~
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.


White River Line.
THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT -
1 Passenger Packet VIII ieavsE@
Memphis every Thursday ard saturday,
THURSDaTS<
OZARK.----------.H- B~LkIsDeLL. Master
~sEIpRDETS:
NATOdA------J. p Davis. Master
Making close connections Al DeValiia Bluf
with the railroad tor Little Rock, and at Jack
s0nport with the steamer MoLEI dRArz for
The above Company row have In course OF
construction r magnificent side-Wheel steam
er for this trade, which viii BE- completed on
or about the LIST Of October, when she VIII b
put In the line as the Saturdays packet, the
Satoma taking Thursday
JOHN D. ADAMS President.
T. a. EENDIG. Agent.
sell sa FraBt 81. M0sbV Block.
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ST. LOVIs, September
Grand Jury Of Monroe county, -, :
have found indictments against .eil
Coole, Gallagher and Allen, for sANO-
lation Of the State Law. in fighting a
prize fight within that county, and
have issued warrants for their ar
Tsst.
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The albze tn has
efaa orld ght
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George Woods, while riding in
street car No. 3, between Washington
and Adams streets, about half past Z
O'Clock Sunday evening, was severely
cut on the left jaw by some unknown
person who Immediately left the car
and made his escape.
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THE PUBLIC WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAI
l. Patrick Couchn tFor Washington has applied 70
license :c beer and ae a; ia ana 5 knssbrdge road
N.Y.. P.--'"-..cc;s, .,.;,, nIIN;
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L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL Despatch Linz. en-
The steamship CIRChsSlAN VIII leave pier " Eas' iiver
Saturday, November rs, at3 v NJ Ftrs ea.s Ea,sas tau
second, r25 For passage Apply ~ tho sV ihI"N
shIp ticket once 10 Broadway.
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I,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
carn IN rat n a m

GENERAL MEADE,
Captain A. W. SAMPSON,
will be despatched Saturday, Nov ~, at O'CLOCK T. ~,
from pier u North river.
Freight received through rates for 81 Louis Mobile and
Galveston. -
The CRESCENT CITY will succeed Saturday, Nov. 30.
For freight passage having superior observation-disclosures
"f'' FREDERIC BAKER,
20 Broadway.
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PERSON A l..
>~~~~->~~~,>-.-~~-sS>~~-,--,>s s-.s
brandy. j SEE. NOT FOR JOE.

DRANDY-JOsEPu AND HIS COURT HAVE LEFT
ID home with Joe and bis package Cannot call at ~ uai
after the Cotcrie ball. the Garden, Nov 49, Name for Jo
seph At the ball, not at Twenty second street. -
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principal hotels and business marts o. the city Room. car
be obtained In ngy, at the option OF guests TAb
the table d'hote pan
wM. II. FaIRCnILD, Proprietor
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MILLsNE,,v AID pIsnS-uAiS,N.4.
80
PROPOSALS.
( sRoroN AquEDUcr DEPARTMENT.

II
TO CON1hA,TUk scale. proposals.
dorsed with the title o the WORK 10 Nhic Ire te
OF bidder and d1tc or oncrie vii be rcfe,.e. Eis ucS
until ii o'clock A. VI. or Tuesday. EA last or re
ton OF the following CLOCK ysve,rsuis, vz:-Trntl
third street, between Thrill and Lexit ton
rrft street from Fourth g. Madison 1epsck
from Delaney to klnson street; i,isl street from
TO West street Thrtysecon street from fhr fourtt
avenue; Threh street. from tight to Ninth avenue
Lispenari street from Broadway 10 West broadway,
for the q orossvalks ro opposite Sci syth avrns
20 opposite lisa Broadway fiih evenne, st l2.h.
1876 and 1851 stfcc; opposite rs sixth avenue,
West street, from south side Perry u pier "a.
Blank forms of bds and further Information be Oh
ainei Application to the Contract Clerk this once
Rotunia, Park
THOMAS STEPHENS, Crnton
ROBERT H. DAEkAtII,t AeueGnct
GEORGE :. GREENE, } Board.
NFw yoRK, Nov. s, 1869.
/NROTON AorEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRACT
~ orssepnrate sealed proposals. zach endorsed with the
title OF the which relates tho of the bidds,
and the the Offering viii be received this oace
III II O'Clock A. Nj of "Wednesday November a. is6, FOR the
laying Of tho known the Robbins Preserved
Wood Pavement" at price errecan. I'VE dollars and
fifty yard In Fourth street. from Bowey 10
Mnngn street. erdr Fifth street, from the Bcvcry 70 Man
gin street, also for tie laying OF tic pavement known the
sone Foundation Pavement at price not exceeding Eve
Fifteenth street. from Broadway TO Seventh Bids
will be received from slch persons be legally
oraed 10 lay hese pavemels For further infnrma.ion
Apply to the Contract Clerk at this G.Ice.
THOMAS SrEpnENs,) Croton
RDBf I. pAENht.H. Asuednct
GEORGE =. GIFtEnN Board.
RorrsDt, City Iian Park, November III, lae3
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, sc.

LII KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
N SALE Medicines for all diseases Prepared Food for
mocking BIRDS NJ b. DOyFY's No. Greene street, corner
OF Canal
n. B.-Ladies attended by Mrs. DovEy.
birds, DOGS AND RARE ANIMALS-SINGING CA
- narfes, just impored Gold Fish, Globes. aquaris
Water Plants shes Coras hIe lot Monkeys large and
small! r. MUIR, 4s0 Broadway.
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OFFICE OF PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" NEW YORK November o. 1859.
TWENTY-sFCOND ANNUAL ELECTION.
Notice hereby that the election for nine directors OF
the Pacihc Mail Steamship Company will be held the
panys ONCE, Nos 10 ana I'll Wall street, Wednesday No.
vcmber ~, 1882 between the hours lof IL NJ and T. NJ.
ton, Saturday, 9Th inst, at lP. NJ and reopenad
Friday, 18th inst, Al 10 j. NJ.
BY order Of the beard OF Directors.
THEODORE T. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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r AIDES TfiaT LEFT SUITS AT DREssMAKER's, 10
~ BeecAer street. ....d them at Il West Thrernii
street. =. HINES.
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,oroSALs FOR MATTRESS Es.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.


BUREAU on Provisions .sp CLornIsa,,
November ., 1862 v
Sealed proposals endorsed "proposas for Maireses win
he received Mt this bureau until O'Clock r. ~ the 18th
day 81 November 1882 for the supply of 600 Mattresses
3uO the 10 he delivered at Inc New York Navy Yard
co the Philadelphia Navy Yard and Loo =, the Boston
Nay Yard.
Seven hundred OF the be delivered at the View
YORK Navy Yard have cac, AM ths oslsnre
500 arc 10 be delivered without The masssceo
be delivered at the Philadelphia and Boston Navy Yards
must have one cover etch. ,,.,,-.,-.,
Each mattress weigh ten pounds including ticking.
inches in Length and hirtvouo
wide The measure seventy seven inches
In length nine inches III width The hair ticking.
covers must be equal TO tue samples at TIA navy
Yards at New YORK, Philadelphia aud Boston and at this
Bureau. ,,, . "a, -,
one thousand mattresses must be delivered At the Navy
Yard New Ynrk; hundred Mt the fevy Yard Phadel
ph, and the Boston Ssvy Yard within thirty
days and the balance within ninety days ron the date OF the
Ropds with approved security. will be required In
onar,er The estimated amour, of the contract and twenty
er cent In addition Will be Withheld from the or
ph as collateral security Tor The due performances
Of he which reservation will not BIO paid until tbs
contract IL fully complied with.
livery offer nust be accompanied by written guarantee
responsible persons that bidder
bidders will II his their bid DO
obligation within i've days, with good and sufficient gure,is
to furnish the articles proposed.
proposal viii be considered unless accompanied by such
and the Department tho right reject
proposal The responsibility OF the
In which they reside and unless the required
act of Congress is furnished with the PROPOSAL well To
reject considered tho gov
crnment II. T. DUNN. Chief OF Bureau.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL TAR.-THE MANHATTAN
Gas Light Company Is prepared to receive proposals,
upt the 10Th day OF December the entire quantity
Of Coal lar to be produced the works AMI to be delivered
into the wells OF the company for term OF years rom tho
St OF March, 1870 The addressed 70 thc IN
dersgned must be sealed and endorsed io so
Tar They must state the offer FOR the tar az price Tor
each ton OF coal carbonzed vt the worss OF INC
thc quantity OF coal carbonsed annm arou. issvo
tons and the yield per Ton o. coa aoese
twelve gallons The company do not bind W 20 s
the offer OF BIDDER Any lalsns. IA
formation may obtained application 70 soSErh ~
sABgArON Engineer, Manhattan Gas b-nt Company
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FINANCIAL.

A sSESsMfNf-OPHlR MINING COMPANY-ss COIN
"A per share delinquent 81 December next sale 9sta dt
street.
NEW YoPE, Nov. g. ls.a
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THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE, l.. L-FRIDAY NOVEMBER II,
nj o'clock Y. MSsake $3.50. kurphy's b. CAPTAIN
Smith; b. Danes b. Big dim DIR. Ogle's Pet IN 10
wagons. j. a. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
LNAsHION COURSE, L. I.--FRIDAy, NOVEMBER IA.
IT Match $500 J. MuTphy's Lady Murphy, harness.
y. Daniels m Village Girl, to wagon; 3 in s.
IA CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

HORSES WANTED TO wINTER.-FARM ON TIE
Hudron stables; OF feed and attention
a. lowest prices Apply address sIMONSON JE %
White street.
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COAsTWisE STEAMSHIPS
DaCIrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANy's
Il THROUGH LINE TO
CAIIEnRNIA mn (lIINA

l1ACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CUNPANY'S
IL THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED.
firat Class, Storage,
$40 TO $3.50, sos.
ding TO location OF berth.
These include bcrhs board and oil ncccsaes for
the trip.
stsnners OF the above line leave pier No. AZ North
river OF Canal street, IL O'clock 9Th and 2lst
OF each month"; except when hose days fall Sunday then
the day previous. . .
One hundred pounds of baggage free to each adult Aedi
cine and attendance free =
November 20-ALASKA Captain Gray, connecting with
CONSfIrt TON, Captain
Steamer JAPAN will leave san Francisco December for
NOTICE To SHIPPERS.
For reduced OF freight apply on The wharf Freight
for steamer ALASKA received untf r. NJ Friday No
vember 10 All the usual facilities afforded shippers In col
iecting inland charges, &c. . 49,.
apply the conpsnys ticket office, the wharf foot of
Canal street r. r. BABY, Agent.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
u Company.-The elegant sidewheel steamship SOUTH
will sail for ST. Thomas Para, Pernambuco, Bahia Rio
de Janeiro Tuesday November ~, alta O'Clock T. NJ,
from rier 49, North For freight passage apply
WILLIAM r. GARRISON, Agent,
No. Bowling Green, N. Y.
TINTED STATES MAI. TO HAVANA.
u Atlantic Mail Steamship Company,
sailing regularly every Thursday, at O'Clock NJ precisely
from pier No. NORTH river.
colt MBIA, Captain Il. Van sIcc...-... November II
MORRO CASTLE Captain r. Adams, November 20
S. H. WHEELER, Jr., President,
No Bowling Green
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A-A.-MoHEY TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND MORT.
"A cages ard 10 loan improved and unimprorsd pro-
perry. WASHINGTON Il. NICHOLS,
Counsellor at Law, ll5 broadway. room u.
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lt,oNY. LATE OF THE EVERETT HOUSE WOULD
Il like 70 his friends the American Cub House,
northeast OF Nncrsnh ana Fourth avenue
Saturday evening, November q.
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Johnson for Reputation.

Andrew johnson was sercnadcd short
time since Mt Knoxville. Tenn, and took
advantage of the complimentary circum-
stance to make few unprecedented re-
marks. After assuring the public that the
present Government is engaged in con-
spirlcy to overthrow the Republic and es-
tablish despotism, he added "Therc is
debt owing by the United States, amount
Ing to $4,000, 100000. These men who
are engaged in this conspiracy to change
our republican government into an en-
pirc say that this debt was created to pre-
serve the republic Now, what is assum-
ed? Simply, that we must destroy this
republic for the purpose of paying the
debt, by converting the republic into m
empire. My countrymcn! before God
and this people tonight, would rather
that the republic was preserved and the
debt let 90. loud cheers This debt
was created to save the republic. Now
the republic must be destroyed to pay the
debt! Rather let the government be pre-
served and let the debt 60" [Chcers.
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viii pass into the hands Of the opposition.
This is the first election that passes upon
the administration OF President Grant IN
this State. He and his trusty deputies
have served the people faithfully and WELL
and thus far have fulfilled all the pledges
made before and ailcr his election. Shall
we endorse that administration There is
no possible way of doing so this year eS-
cept by supporting the representatives oil
that administration who were nominated
at Alfred upon the 18th inst, and at Ban
gor.
Old York Is peculiar fighting ground.
Here we find ii necessary to put on our
battle-armor the first day of January, not
to be laid aside until the last day Of De-
eember. 1t Is this habit of industry. in a
great measure. which has 50 uniformly
given us the victory. The most efficient
way of doing this is by n thorough organ
ization in every school-district in the
county.
Let this be done forthwith, and let ms
not prove ungrateful to ourselves nor to
our tried and trusted representatives. A
victory in September viii be for York
county republicans of more value than
what may appear at first sight. Organize
ORGANIZED