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BAILEY SPRINGS
Lauderdale County. Ala.
Receivers Sale.
On Thursday, the sla DAY Of 0eoenbcr, lses

A the hour OF 10 O'Clock a.fn.. At fi,s arc
a ton house Of Royster, Tre1epant Z .o
on the corner Of Main and JeIf8fsJir slsel I.
in the city Of Memphis. I VIII se,f q tha
highest bidder, for cash. the uliCWllg de-
seribed Bonds and Notes deposited by fi. b
Waddel. TO secure his inde1tctin..ss 10 flt.
GayOsO savings IustitutiOn7
Five Bonds, Nos 20 20 "A Inclusive These
bonds are made by B. 2. y a4idefl and Coal-
man Boy d, oafed Nay =. lsl6 and payable II
May, 1872. Each OF these bonds a. lol one
thousand dollars and esel las seven & c0s-
pons, now due, for thirty cioillIs each lEeee
bonds are secured by = deed IA rlSr oi tte
Overfon Hotel and other real eSsaf- 81 tIa
citv Of NeuIBhis, made 0F G. Boz q = Il b. E
SEaadeiI on the I'D 1iuy. 1876 and rCCItft sIs
the Registers offiee OF shelby rsilt Is. .c4lI..
In Bcok No. So. part lst- p5ees 81 -I... s.c
One note, dated N0Vesabet IS it|I|de ot
: b. Robins 4 Co. Tor s5t19. pas l|e ~ e1
of January, 1870 10 thc oftlsr d - =. tf1ll-.
DELL and by him iudorset.
Seven ID EOtes maze BY : " Rollins 8 oc.,
Memphis, NOrf IItler Z, i>ul Tor iiI1i, i--rlI I.
able to The order or B. b. ~ Nsdde., ard s
him fudcrScd. payable - ioilot<s, "a Ir1.1I
months after datei two. az tc1.t fI ItI1siII
date. two. at i've uIont hi.ls sf..r fI.tl
six months after Dale, a. al,5
months after date.
.snQ.c =. Su@d4-
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DIED.

HAzLEWOOD-At his residence, near uba,
Shelby county, on the 5th inst, RICHARD HA-
zLEwOOD, ST., in the 18th year of his age.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, Decembcr
5fA aud sth--First appearance ia this az.
Of ffe popular, beautiiuI and talented
WORRELL SISTERS, SOPHIE. and IREo,f
supported by their New York COfnpauy il
their Spectacular. Rrriasque and Mu-l.a,
= ~kNtTavaganza, the FIELD Oh THE CLOlts
or GDLD-Miss Sophie as Earl Dsrulry.
Miss Irene as Lazy Constance Tire eut q
tainment viii commence with the laUgiia-
bic farce Of KISS IN TIiE DARK.
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MASONIC HGTlCE.

A SPECIAL communication Of Leila g
n Scott Lodge No. 2s9, viii be held Ky
This "WEDNESDAY Evening, Decem-/N\
Der Sth, at O'Clock. for work in + A. degree.
All E. As are fraternally invited.
BY order of X. W. MITCHELL, W. NJ.
S. STIrRNI. SecrelaTN. de8
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City Election Notice

THE following persons are hereby appoint
/ ed Judges. Clerks. ana Deputy Commits
siOners. to open and hold an election for May
or, Aldermen, Councimen and other officers,
as provided by the new city charter.
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coNeREs EssloNAL.


The proceedings of the first day, in both
the House and Senate, were of so unim-
pOrtant character as not to be worthy a
place in our columns. Reconstruction is
likely 10 occupy, to the exclusion of more
Legitimate business, the time of both
branches of the National Legislature. The
''nigger" is still in the wOod-pile
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Or the 8th Of December Next.
Ward Registration Notice.

TNHE Registration Offices in the several
Il wards will remain open to
Decen1ber 28, 1860.
As the law provides.
ONCE hours from am. to pm.
JOHN P. BOUGHNER.
Commissioner of Registration for Shelby Co.
Memphis, November Is, 1869.
Ledger COPY. nO30
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AVALUABLE FAP

EONTATNISG IG p acres. e. acres cifa-ed
X and In COCO tiliabie couti b .0n. She 11lai.r5
in good timber, viii be sald by the uud1r-
signed, hrirs o. dush bei elan, 90 tne listi-
est bidder, FOL division, on
Tussday, ihe Iih Of December Ecxf,
Between tl- hours OF u and 2o'clo-z. on fho
PREMISE. Iae improvements ara a1n1d
dive iuE-tCue e., kitchen. smoked cusr. srs-
bies cribs and otLer out horses. Ers,.s-l a-ld
"a the young orchard. row bearing. Sgid arlf
is ii Issted As miles northeast o. hies1rlis ~
the FIRST civil districtln shelby county. tUa
and a-haif miles from shelby Dcno., N. g q.
r. r.. and on the road leading gIurtr-.Tsllo.
TFT.1ls-Hilf cash the balance ou crtdle
of tTelvt months. with G. lien retained.
T. e. MCCl-EllaE.
". r. MCf'LEIL-.N,
n a. DANf.-D$
uOITwf MI Nc ItEt u -, &
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SAlE nE Bie carFK FanY -

ESREE conveyance 70 the. sale a. the rr --r-.-.-
office ON tuesday n.orning o-clociz. all,. r,-
turn same day.
RJYSTER, TREZzF AMT & co.
del A net rs-... ..r-
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AUCTION.
EXTENSIVE ,FuRnITURE SALE

EXTENSIVE FURNITURE SALE
o'clock, OF new and secondhand Furniture.
consisting of PaTior sets. Bedroom Sets Bed
Sfeads, Nardrobes, Bureaus, Tables, Mattresses,
Desks, Office Tables, etc; also. Spring Wagon
aud Harness. A. F. FRANkLAND.
deS AUrffQuapr
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TRUST SALE.
Tuesaay. TIC lIth q !aasars. SD.
SALE OF STOCK.

LING q short horned Durham ball
Aiy creditors especially invited 10 rttend.
del 4. T. GoOgEtlE.
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FORRIGN.t-

SA ' \ y \ II.
SAvASNAH, December 7.-Coiton qul,
2G4; sales so bales; receipts 50g7; eXpd
7iS bales.
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MOA14 Lit
MOBILE, December 7.-t'od0n quiat-Aiid-
dlings q. Sales l5sJ bales; receipts J775; ex-
ports l7is bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON. December lotion duh
Middlings Ei,5; sales - bales; receipts l4t7
exports ceastwise 1895 bales
SAVANNAH
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NEWS SUMMARY.
ny ERLEGRARR.

jas. ". Dempsey.who lostan arm In
an engagement between the KearsArgs
and Alabama, and The last survivor oil
the wounded among the crew, died
last Saturday night at Boston.
WIN. Ploeger shot and killed
Ernest NeSmler on the street, at 81.
Louis, Sunday night, Both were Ger
mans and had been intimate friends.
Improper Intimacy between Neemlor
and Ploegef's wife ls the alleged cause
ofthe act. Ploegst gave himself up.
-Dr. p. Anderson, OF 81. Louis, was
dangerously cut Sunday with a knife
In the hands Of an lnfurlaled woman,
who accused him otgIvipg her medl.
cline 10 cause abortion. Ths doctor
denied the charge.
AN immense 20.lnch gun mado at
Pittsburgh, weighing 81 tons and
throwing q 100 pound ball, was land. {.
ed at FOrtress Monroe. Saturday.
Postmaster General Cresswell met
with an accident Sunday, at his home
In Cecil county, Maryland, while con-
yersing with some friends. His chair
broke under him, falling heavily. BE
broke or dlBlocated his left arm.
DR. Peters, or the LItchheld OBJ
Servatory, started yesterday for Des
MoInss. Iowa, with q new German
spectroscope aud other instruments, for
obset wing the solar eclipse OF August
8. His aSalAtauLs are Prof. Rogers, OF
New Haven, Frederick Hubblrd and
Isaac II. Hail, Of New York.
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The Pilgrim Fathers who landed on
plymouth Rock Dscem bsr 22I, 1870, Il
Is asserted. should not bs poniounded
with the PuTltans who settled the colo
ny Of MASSACHUSETTS, Bay ut Salem in
1923, under q charter from the English
crown. Il Ii. erroneously argued that
the solemn agreement or constitution
signed on board the May flower by the
Pilgrim Fathers before landing, is a
type el the colonial governments there.
after established 10 this country, and
that society In the United States may
be considered as based upon the prlnci.
Piles OF "social cotnpACt." The Ply
mouth colopisIs, however, made many
attempts TO obtain Il royal charter, but
were unsuccessful, and conducted their
affairs without legal sanction, and only
existed by the sutferanre OF Massachu. u.
sets Bay, Al last, In 1902, q new char.
terfw was granted and Massac achusqtts.
with a population ioi 10000, absorbed
Plymouth with a population OF only
1000. It Is also inserted that the PHI
grim Fathers were Independents, were
tolerant OF all religious sects and per
secuted no one, while the Phritans wefe
intolerant perSeoutoraf OF all persons
who differed from them III religious be.
Hl N
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CUBA,
The GensraI situation 1here.
49, 49,. ~

ANNV NEANAAA pAAANAtNA
.s.. ..r. NEw YoRK, July 20.
An AmOrloan Just returned from
travelling In Cuba, says the revolution.
nry forces display much more activity
than the Spaniards, aud are constantly
making raids and Otherwise harrRRsIng
the enemy. There 10, however, yery
little disorder outside OF that usuallv
connected with. military Operations,
and private indiduala travel from place
10 place without molestation. sun.
plIea are obtained from the plantatlo ons,
and Rs the country 10 very productive,
both parties have an abundance Of pro.
vhIons. -.
The principal wants Of the reyulu-
IlonistS are arms, medicines, salt, cloth.
Ing and shoes. There 10 no lack OF
men, and the patriots have RmmunI-
tIon enough OF all kinds to last them
many months. They also have arsenRls
established for the manufacture OF
cartridges and repaItIng arms that NAV
become disabled In action, The patriot
leaders state that they do not need any
men from abroad, and care particularly
for arms with which TO equip the large
number OF patriot volunteers constantly
pressing themselves.
Great Inducements are held out 10
blockade running. A fast steamer
such as employed BY the con federates
would have no difficulty In landing a
cargo and In addition to her receipts
from regular cargo OF arms would
mako an immense profit ON medicines,
salt, cotton, cloth, rubber goods and
shoes. and would be given free OF
charge cargo Of sugar or tobacco with
which TO return. s n,a,.. ... ....
HAVANA, July 26.-Accordlug 10 OH.
clal reports the number Of effective
regular troops ON this island Is 80 900,
and OF volunteers 1000. The rebels
state they have six thousand well
armed men Ia the field, besides q mum.
ber Of guerrilla bands. Marshal Ser
rano has Issued an order withholding
the government stipend from the Jesuit
College In Havana, owing 10 lndiscre-
tlon Of the directors.
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GRAIN-Wheat-In good snVcu,aiIvn
request; No. advanced lc, and No. .
advanced lal 10: sales Of No, / dt 81 an
al 3eiS; No. Eat 81 37iI<al Ss; closing un.
changed for No, !, and ilrm at 81 SIX
for No. 2, This afternoon the market
was Iulet at 81 IS for No. 9 cash: 81 869i
bid, seller, August. Corn-ExCItet;
No, 9 GI6Hc higher; rejected o. higher:
no grade la2o higher: sales sf No. 2 at
DSa06c; rejected at S9A0lc; no grade at
s0aS2c; closing at 081 Tor No. 9 This
afternoon the market was quiet ut 95Lc
seller last halt OF August. OAts-Quiet:
sales OI No. 2 NJ G0A7Oc; reIeCisd II G8k
R67c; closing at 69Xo for No. 2. Rye
Dull; buyers Of No. l at 81 l2, and No.
2 Of 81 %. BArley-FiFm at 81 80 for
No. 2 seller last half OF September.
CATTLB-SteAdy and firm at $3A4 rs
for oowsi $0S0 90 Tor light; 50 6OA7 90 for
good 10 choice; " 62hA7 20 for extra
Bhlpping heeVes. -
Hoos-AClIye and Gym at IS OOas s5
Tor light TO fair; i0i0 20 Tor good 10
choice.
.... Toledo.
July 8.-FLoUR-Steady at 1917 60
Tor XXX fancy brands.
GRAIN,--WheAt-A shade better: am.
Der II 62 on spot, and 81 42 seller Au-
gust; No. l At 81 A; white MiohIg gan
regular at 81 10. Oorn-lA2c better, No,
at 9OcaSl; No. 2 at 97c; Michigan $50.
OAts-Held at $50. Rye-Steady Rt 81 10
for No. /.
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BYMAlL,

The irrepressihle conflict between
the two thatts and BOles' OF Elisha
Sprague and Amanda j. Craig, at Chi.
cagO, ID, not at an end, as was stated by
the public press at the time Spragueis
application for new trial was denied,
and the verdict was cut down to forty
thousand dohara. Spragus now says
he don't mean to give 1t up so. He says
he prefers litigation tothe extent OF his
bottom dollar rather than the endow.
ment TO the extent Of forty thousand
dollars OF ian abandoned sweetheart.
He still insists that he can whip his
waite In wild kats, and means to hte 1t
ont until Amanda Is gray. He has Ap-
piled 10 the Supreme Coprt Of Illinois
for a writ Of error, and gives notice 10
Miss Amanda ]. Craig, a non-resILe ent,
TO appear before the Justices OF said
Supreme Court at Ottawa, on the Sec.
ond Tuesday OF September next, 10
hear the proceedings, and 10 do and
receive whStsaid court shall order.
-one thousand four hundred and
sixty.eight emlRranls. passed Column
bus, o., during the paSt week, destined
for homes In the West. Two hundred
and twelve OF these were Mormons,
bound for Salt Lake.
1T is rumored that Moses Il. Grin.
nell 10 about 70 resign tho CollectOrship
OF New York onacOount OF Ill health,
and the urgent dssIre OF his family.
The Stokes Republicans, In Ten.
neSsee, are evidently becoming alarm.
ed at the prospect. Saturday Poalmas-
ter General Creswell received tele-
gram from Mr.. Stokes, saying 1t was
time for The administration TO speak
out and let thu people bf Tennessee
know definitely whether Stokes or Sen.
ter Is Its representative In the pending
struggle In their State. Mr.. Cresweli
replied, warmly ind0rslng Mr.. Stokes,
and assuring him OF The cordial sup.
port and good wishes Tie adminis-
traLion for his success. go
F. F. Jones, wealthy citizen OF
Liberty Mills, Indiana, dropped dead,
Friday night, from heart disease, al
White Sulphur Syringe, W, Va.
Outing 8 sEorm at Younkstown
Ohio. Saturday, Richard Emery, a
rolling mill helper, was Instantly KILL
ed by lightning, while walking In
bayfield,, near town. A man with
him was paralysed, but Is recovering.
"A German who was injured some
time since By failing over The. railing
along the board walk, has sued the
borough OF South Pittsburgh for So.
900 damages. ~ ,"''ts %"
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New York Cattle Market.
New York. Julv d

New YORK, July 90.
BEEF CArrLE-Count up slxty.nlne
hundred and nine, for the week, With
$3.50 fresh bulloCks on sale TO- day,
Illinois gives 4, 800: Texas 1910; Ken.
lucky and New York 130; Ohio 2OO. Sc
many Texans reduces the duality and
causes q slow market for all but the
best cattle. Fat droves sold quickly
at l5al6c, and some extras at l6al6Ifc;
medium brought l4c, and thin Texans,
OF which many remain unsold, went at
9A91fc 10 l2c. A drove OF 100 Texans
averaged 'l0c; 40 OF Z cwt., good ranged
from 12c to 13c; with 80 OF OK cwt,
at 13c. A lot OF 100 fat Illinois steers OF
N cWt. brought H. 70 to 1711fc; 90 Ken.
tucky steers OF 7H cwt. l411c TO lBc,
Most OF the cattle are selling at Com
munlpaw. ' '''' 10 '..
sHEEP-Total number Of sheep, 29,-
900. with 5000 arrived to-tlay. Sheep
scarcely as firm, while lambs have de-
cliued; fat sheep ure worth 7c, medium
%, poor SO. Lambs-Vary from 7, SH
to l0c, the supply being nearly ex-
hausted In jersey. Several cars OF
sheep remain unsold; sales OF car, 90
b, 7c; car, SO h, exc; car, II ID, 5I<C: car
Canada lambs, 6S III, 9Hc; Car State, 60 b,
exc: lot OF 48 ID cullS, 7I1c: car Ken.
lucky, 81 b, 20. ...... ...-II :.
Hoas-SIeady, with a total Of q, 200
for the week and 8, $50 to-day; none are
selling alive; dressed are 'firm ut l26c,
making them worth loo alive. .-.,
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GheGetelIiastrrtr.
NPAIN.


Don Carlos, the Bourbon claimant 10
the spanlsh crown, having crossed the
border Into Spain, Is making lively
times throughout that ancient king
dom. He Is favored by the clergy who
constitute a powerful element In Spain,
aud may yet make serious trouble.
The defsat OF his pNttlsans near Clndad
Real will be rather damper on Carlos
prospects, though the numbers en-.
gagged were small. In the present In.
choatec condition OF the Spanish Gov
ernment, It wOuld not be surprising II
this Bourbon movement makes Cousid.
cradle headway. In contest between
rival claimants for n crown, Republl-
cans like CASTELAR, can feel but little
Interest; but II It were Il ialr fight (as
we wish II were) between Bourbonlsm
and Spanish Rspublicanlsm, there is
little doubt the latter would soon max Q
an end OF the ancient dynasty In Spain.
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THE CROPS.
Fine Prospects In Illinois and Wis.
cOnSIn.

EAe FtohpectS Ia AIAInOlB ana Wis
cOnsln.
CHICAGO, July 90.
A gentleman who has been travelling
through this State, South Of the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad, says that The
wheat has been gathered, and 10 In ex.
cellent condition. The crop is immense,
fully double what It was last year.
Corn looks very promising, and there
seems scarcely doubt that the crop
Will be very large. Oats, potatoes &C.,
are all that could be desired.
From all parts Of Wisconsin comes
the information that the wheat crop
promises to be very heavy. The har.
vest will be from ten days 10 two weeks
later than usual. All the crops look
equally, we'll except corn, which, Is q
little backward, but should there be no
unreasonable weather that will also be
large. The samo general reports come
from Iowa,
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olTHR New York Sun ls after tho diplo,
mats. II aRys: "a gentleman, who
has served In full rsgimentals at one Of
the chief courts at Europe, has told us
that tho whole amount OF his actual
duty did not average thirty minutes a
week. For this lazy, aimIess, loalug,
gewgaw, aristocratic sort OF thing, we
pay hundreds Of thousands Of dollars
every year. And Il Is all for no object
whatever. except to pension lot OF
Politicians In showy Offices and get
them out fths country" s'"! .-. ,fT':
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THR DRATH SENTENcE.-Thetr trial oi
Ellhu Gregg, indicted for arson, was
concluded at Klngwoody last Saturday
week, the 17th, and last Wednesday, tbe
prisoner was brought Into court Ind
sentenced 10 be hanged on the Sd OF
September, The Journal says that
when the prlsoneywds ordered to stand
up and asked II he had anything 10
say. he said he had-""that he was not
guilty; and then commenced 10 de.
liver regular sermon, as II he was q
constant and good Christian, and re.
quested that 'alf the lawyers, Judges
and all the'ofiicers Of the court should
turn out AZ ministers. OF the Gospel, ;
and showed very malicious spirit Ii
Az MS harangue." During all the time
the Judge was Snnounc cling the sant enco
the prisoner manifested no alarm al Inc
aWlnl doom that awaits bim, but man
iteated q stolid indifference, . ClmIN
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THO cOoiie Trids-VIeWS Of tho I'd.
.Hl 1y crGtaFyl OF the Treasury. I,yoa.ls

Hh7AANhASHt eAlS ~
The Secretary ofthe Treasury ls In
receipt oil u letter fIom the Collector OF
Customs at New 0fleAnVY 6opSrink lie
communication OF William McCrary,
relative to the 4mpoftationof Coolies
into this country, and asking for In.
structlons from the Department. He
replies that McCrary ID mistaken In
stHLing that, the act, Of February, 1852,
prohibiting American citizens from en-
Raglng In the Coolid trtide, has been
RbrogAted. On, the, 18th Of January,
1867, u resolution was passed unanl-
mously' by both Houses or Congress,
expressing the abhorrehc4 Of the PEG.
pie ofthe United States for tho C6olIe
trade, and In conformity with this re.
solution Secretary McChlloch address.
ed the Collector OF New Orleans a letter
OF the 10Th OF August, 1867, OF which i
copy Is inclosed OF the additional mr..
ticle Ave to the treaty between the
United States and the Chinese Empire,
concluded at Washington, on the 2Slh
Of July last, and which now aw AitS tie
action OF the Emperor. It repudIaIes
any other than voluntary emigfattoh,
and agrees 10 make II . penal ofiense 10
take Chinese subjectR from China with
out their free and voluntary consent.
The Department OF State, by circular
oithe 1Th'of january, 1867, addressed
10 the Ministers and Consuls of the
United States, directs that, the. Consul
at every port where Coolies may en-.
bark, after full examination, that such
embArkation was not enforced or pro-
cured by, trapd but iS voluntary; and
requires that such Ministers and Con
suls 'pse all the authority, lpowat and
influence at thelr command toward pre-.
venting aud discontagihg the earrylng
on OF the traffic referred tolin my way.
" such being lhsfRetsin the case the
Collector ia a1thorIHsd, and directed to
use all vigilance In The suppression oil
this, as the Sectelafy says. "new imbdI.
ticaiIon OF the slave trade, ~ yys,A
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y stokes and senteP--Pr0speet or
.,,, Trouble In.East IenneGSee. 'o

-
.,f " Trouble In.East 1epneISes. .l'
100 o.. .t1 20, ,,."'' NAsRv1tEB, July 25.
Senter and Stokes met at Gallatln,
yesterday, with the usual results.
Stokes has against him In Middle Ten
nsasee the syn1pAthies Of the crowds
who attend the debates, but he holds
his own as gallantly 40 Senter did In
East TenneSsee. Tie candidRtes meet
at Pulaski, In Giles county, tomorrow,
and some fears OF q dlsturbance haye
been expressed, a. Giles county Is a
great Ku>Klux county, In which Re.
publican meetings have already. been
interrupted by loud cheers for Inc Khan,
Stokes alone would probably moi be
allowed to speak ut ali, but being win
Senter, he will, 1t is thought, get q
hearing. ,,, ,.... ...,.,,.,..,.,.,
Governor Sentet was at the city last
night! he was serepAdel at the Stacy
House, and being called out, spoke
briefly 70 q large crowd He declined
to enter Into any argument, but con-
STatulated his listeners on the triumph
Of universal suffrage, md in his speech
Dragged somewhat Of the way In which
he had been using up his opponent
Stokes. The crowd cheered lnstlly al
the close, W Fl. ...r,I.0I .'.-'-.-,r-.,.-s
Serious fears are entertained OF COL
llsion In East Tennessee at the coming
election. The partIsAns OF Gen. Stokes
boldly declare that they will prohibit
kex.rebelp feeently uniawfnlly regis
tered, from voting, BY force II necessary,
and are said to beiarming for the pur'
puse1y a .fsgtryA,, ,,,,,f.,t..rf
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.


HOOFLANDS GERMAN BUFFERS is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II IN compound Of Fluid Extracts The
ROol8, Herbs, and BarkH from which thee
extracts are made. are gathered In DER
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
rom them by scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 70 this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this hitters. TheIe 70 no alcoholic substance
Ot any kind used In cOmpOundIng the Bit
tiers, hence II free from all the objections In
oldent TO tho use OF a liquor preparation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-27

ANEW York paper says: Among
the many WhIms OF America few are
more mistaken or peTverse than that
which forbids the eating Of oysters In
the months without, Ah r. For the
deep.seA 0YRIer Isuin hIs prime In
scorching Julys and brings from The
pale, cool depths Of his abode a more
delightful savor and ermer texture
than the product OF any wintry month
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-27

of SEVERAL prominent, Democratic poll
ttcians are at Saratoga, arrangIng the
plnp Of tho campaign for the fall cleo
tions. It is rumored they will have q
less conservative policy than hereto
fore. and accept reconstruction US an
accomplished fact.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-27

THE findings OF the military com.
mission recently sitting ut Jackson,
Miss, for the trial OF Yerger, have been
forwarded, under seal, TO Washington,
where the proceedings will be reviewed
by the proper authorities before the
decision Of the court is made public.