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. ANSEIrpIIs, July :.
II Tx Ed.oy cf 7ae Chie1~a T1i1unt:
1.-THE notice Of the failure OF Jadd { bracketi II
Jour paper OF tat 9th from s.. Ea2t} Is rntrua
They n2e eo1nt and reu4olc.
D, MORRISON, AaEoy.
r. j. D4xpwIS,
Cashier EtAtH National BAnk
, 1869-07-08
NINTH NATIONAL BANK. NEW YORK

NINTH NATIONAL BANK- NEW Y0Rk-
L<tte5J ross tAt fftsd<el.
NEW YoAk. Sor, Ia, l56d.
HeA-r H<7rIrg. Fa1rr2 4 sA<rus1*. .St-r FaFk:
GkNfLHHx: Your f4ror q tie s1tu ulttnao u T
hand In rrpy tnfof7u you that tho ock On DIT sAic
Il The ofnnf Q! our aae. four uea were actively 1t
work aad four 9tbe5 aen vert at,oos ssstssne h4ad
Ling the TOOLS md taking thc TO the 8hpp to 1hlzp
&c. tht work being oye,loot ID hy eEpfenced sA!
fnaksE re workmen Werc .s:t.e nd sns;sete wc.s-
u asou: nianiEhL vhrn they got into he s.lr-
<1uyayed theee nt hseaas4 aeesss t. the snntfnts
exulA get tn toont- than your naen would
The inpresseb lett eu nly Mid - n fAvo1 Of yot-
Eow ban 1 did he5aFr thts t.tA q h qual1eA
Youss frspecf1I{-,- ,n,ro
President Ct the Etuth SatoiA BAnt Of the City q.
, 1869-07-08

New YoaK- Ma7tA r. 1871.
HtAsrs. Ee17.n9 4 Co., No. FL Aroaarop:
GE11NE1: Fui hate sirrady been well informed
through the eofumcs Of the daily parefs Ct the dr.
ttratc atseuIpt MADE upon mopcy vault and The
hte aud buFKlAf Il. SAFE uade By you for bank
uilf, md pfosidrd With beArr docss aad TIE best at
Ioe1s the .ttaapt upon the walt was suecessful.
The rosue4 tuecetded ID unde11utni1G tbe sha1 by
afetne tunn-l stnr te~rntJ fer loaE under the Ad
urnn I.1kr salr and st removing tht front part Of
the hcA.! s:uoe found which IN
meat hey eatht th iarfe rAs.tone hieh formed the
laskaeSr VI kEsss p"Tcr And the Interior q tho
Your tate nav became tt sreat ront Of stt.rk: aud
hraxe1y dld il 1e.i.t eseEy eat helatos ,esu e. en;
tht tpcts sod fnftnuEJ cf the frbtxt4
The trst g1cAt AIN bte.E 10 tr IL drill into the sAe
bull 11t1cafh f6tlc t}tJ 3iea made ia tie rtt
ealaF: t,se h,Edcced insn f~g'nns tss eentzt LAns
pnH pcd 70 dl4stet The <ate, and eudt1so1ed 20
furre ths sro1s framework *pa-t: After Erovnk one
hsr and partially cutting OF another they Esse this up
erd al further Ailols proved EA1iihf Our
further sdd for the tensdt ct the public and to your
credit that. h8d they succeeded In keinE rough
the outer est:cE ehtE Of the t2fe which they aid MT
o. th:,r me,r .hekntr.s # metal stnl ,snaRra a.
sseaee tha ttr single By witch they wcse 40
When the kysst reroueese If there burrs.r s.e
.id,Et The sp2oEtnn!,y tn wefk fns S:t1faaS nicht
tcae 10 ter oAAstson and the tkt?l and inFenuty dt
played. Ee have Etaton TO feel proud Of SelE sale
We sieh q st1 IL ltsE. sais y q q
Ind We get moved you p ~ bye he ad one
Ii t1tlhx. ), VAN OlAEH.
Prr11teut Q: TIE ScW York Exchange Bank
, 1869-07-08

Szw fnuK. Ar:il t0 t56a
Hrr.irq, Farre' 4 $h<ru.a.. 80. 81 Hsoaff1y.
F>ts Tn the nIkht If tht III hlt-. cur .tnrn Nj %
Southst,, waf eutettd. 4nd dr<rerasr ticul nnie
by hurs.ts upon ene " yeur tafrs Ii cur counting
rn1n
The key 70 the safe .uhfc kfpt our securities
=, % !sessH iotide Il oHr tre.Foof hook s.tt> The
;hey ua,ned the try 10 hs other sste and opened It.
Eprsnnaiff Ws had s1e uf Eor BarKss Fsoof Bankers
CEt ST Iaide, IN which cur sauahrs Merr de1oeltrd
TIL. the5, wctt 70 osk ii with riu and evidently
ped 70 ~ theff time 11d 10 in vain attempts t. fasrt
their where o1r kes u Kept shov iher
piaas wete 81 mAture.1 Thy tfiea wstans the or
and body Of the Chest md The faithful safe h4s4 er
dcnet fthe labof md .iil devoted q the work All
HaA aAefss. md { & Ill krat sstsfhet,n Nc rrt,xt
th1t Upon opeu1os It found s.chsits utf ssfk
work rsenufn+ t,de13 ~ you
You y Is. p!eat< send The sato ps7rhase' By
enuntnk houtt. and take the oil one 10 shaw that
see fsfes ste stM aEufactnrd worthy nf The name
DAVID D1Wa i co.
, 1869-07-08

PHJ1HC1aH. July 7.-Cs1Ee petroleum aCiet thouEd
tssy f: psttes y hshe1 tnan Je.ts,ts1; sAlea 90
fu1 K I'D; scptEs oT han II t4c yesr liz ha Rs
tced e1Eere.Y dab ind r:ces Hask No tales report
, 1869-07-08

MONTREAL, 1u1r 7.-let,err received nom lei
feraon Davis now II Fzr1s, render Il doubtful u
his health Et'l esef permit bis rtta1n II he re
covers sufficiently 10 permit trAFel he VII epend
the summer !n Canada and winter In Mississippi
, 1869-07-08

tfE1CE OF SLEN Ab*E Mutual l&&
z,.:z. ar.s,g. ,@!7ti 4 Sat,ss.s. ::
spsai5f IL s5e :asii Esstss: ST x5lsh y p;
T. Y men q s!nsaes III r2vsas hesse nd ..saa
ieitd thsm. apd i ~ GsloeI saaa,y morning. stter
sest RSs < = !. t IT, y s
They Eft behind theta iitxo Ias of b!1ks1s lmpt-
ssi @ 1a M
r.,asss stMES Sits osie s !SwSSExp Ss'ssi e.. l.,
ONCE MORE
FHaTIT1I1. ST,r11x ;,r fSSrrxx r.: T ,sxs
Nit ReH"s' tar'e 4 Gu W. ~ cAE'fnat ' fa''
ps,zssss s.s mt aE,usse.:ts, @ :S1 ros %ea:
From the fAets that bare our howrdst, It Ii
t5s1 ssa t. M e &
% s.an riss III @ hsafd IS rs1ssss u tae nesheoihos
- asa !!!.s'ss 8. i, sfsssa
es.i5 ts'stlIsr IT, sh De i :eaT ths.
ers Ches.e Whist you claim for them. Proof
~"AA'' ' j. RALsBACE, Agent
DESPERATE sSTo*2E AzEfHR Sns e R zee oH5 HE5 KENT
THE eFIKdFLEtBES.
- x..~ H4,,.g. zsr7,. S1s.s:es .s s:.s ~ t ~
Ca SATURDAY evening. The 81 e November. oCt b ak
I sPfsssss
{: te S.ai u sni tS.ats q tse 2 fesaa e sa y
enc q Ja7: BufEar Proaf nstca tieh on his ocAhn1
ptesH "a +. tus9s.xaAaie. thes weze to!1cd-
.ad mop o1ta tsp ~ ss O1 ;hs h, ha5
sa4 tsTors - the ial:3. IT, tses - :tseafsed e d
beliad thrsn lazSe aaertpeI. Il fai, enn,istnx of
ste~l ~eaees snd vs1irty q ch14tIs .A-0' '"N
Having of4Aun ID b 1t tHcc lHhlcb u ernp.-s+
sde nh "a dsea4e1 a Il tss
& IS re I'd r. e g
seRits sn5eae saeass Fl .e efsl Is
tnAnns.eturrf Of fAtc And lneks to optn the eate
TIE neestsitstt u The ease Wsss plaiusy grrte9ted
land to rrotprc proper rereon to 9ren cur skte Gu
Ing II Jous Akeney. no suts1Ie person ~ tound
then aIprd 70 anntnes hoGte IN the safe basiDfts whf
&A1es. prston who understood The e6cuee aad Tx
Danafacsu1t. ol locks and : afcs 70 pcffcctiop.
He arrived, and with The afstanee OF the two 1aae
nous for heavy Atrotet with The ledge oPcrt
uous were cnn,aaeneed II TO- \ n. on McpdiJ Ahf
The wGEk continued nueezanHJ til odHck ?; N;
when they Lte4ue too hsed u wosk lanEss+ And ID
Ihr next morning 1t about IN o'cloek, the work wa
s1A1n r.sumed. with the tAUe help nd = Il ! p auc
pf trowlns that auE ptoptEty VA safc HID il heGs
h.xe bern iuEncd u tsyos e shs eshee., =, ...a
81 ~ ,t9s to arrange VI fqE 'e
PEcsiacnt Kent National Bank
, 1869-07-08

Tho KesF Kaaxupasa&re LesisaatnIe.
CokcoBD, II. Il, July 6-In the seaate, today
the UsusJ bill, making , per cent the Eate OF tn-
terext was indefinitely Postponed. 4 bill passed
tht Eopse TO ta1 al foreign insurance companies
Ecf tcai oo tae hEs.rcs1 doue u taA 3s2se.
, 1869-07-08

LnyFs PnAscd Upon by the Pcnnsyi~
vnnin Supreme Court.
PHL1bKIFutA, July THE Supreme Court has
declared The ReXtsttJ law Tor tbs city consusu.
uon4I. and declared Unconstitutional the Ac1 o!
the last IeGt1latnte, creating the TwtutJ-uinsa
{Qttei1f Dislrtct
, 1869-07-08

The alidinn Troubles Near South
Pnak-Austccs from & encrul Cars
Expedition.
SALT LAKA, July k-AdTices from South Pass
state that party Of Indians appeared near Atlan-
TIC I1tF 1nd Hamilton yesterday, aud droFe away
forty horses. government train WAS attar Sed
by Indian. on Sunday, while roux To Wind
Kiyer Valley. Troops we're sent from the railroad
to the1r relief.
uxAH1, july 6-Adr1cea from General Car1's
expedition oh the Republican River state that the
troops, fnr are unable 10 bring the Indians to
htapd. although skiInlshtng number Of times
, 1869-07-08

New Orleans Market.
NEE OhIEAxH J uty -Easter. utddHnk1
:x; ;azltr 20 1slss; frtrpta q oalee: exports sd
Ink 4. j.
AtoHE1Auy-Gold, 1885,; sterling .is1+; New fo,k
eight \ prtInItEn.
GnIcEEn4-suear qaiet; eomnoen, s3t.9loc: primo
E& 1&c- AalA4se%4 rehs1led. Aac-
RREADs1CTTs-f3ouI dull: turrIhne. 4as5: Xxx.
&f.c3; XXX &d,es Cotn-whlte. &lna2lQ1f- Oats.
Taa:ie. Bfas, u Is.
HA1-Prtut, ~ a. ..
PRoy1aIoSs-Pttf. ~ g. Baron retailing At 1tS
Isl. Lnfa-sieret. eA14e ktE. H4eAEe-
NHHfET-sTtesH&lH-
, 1869-07-08

Death OF a DauEh1er Of General
Albert Pike
MDrH1s, July s.-Issdo.r, your sest dauenter
Of general Albert Pike; Vas fcund dead n r. ied
this morning. Ehe hid rettrrd complaining Of !
nervous heshache, and, from m empty chtnro-
form bottle |opnd beside her, Il II snpposed sns
used Il 70 soothe The pain, and tn her teep had
upat, The bottle uron h<r plloF-
, 1869-07-08

Ek1fASf, Ne. IulJ The annual neest1k OF
the Maine Conference OF Gntyetsaust ehurchra
commenced here to-d7g, with large atxeadsoee-
, 1869-07-08

CpOE, COBUHN Gu.
3KW4rAfLn ApFENt1aIS6 AdErA
Are nsAovia-i r-e<s< a4fftTfis<eHA Jur TEE 1Rlp
CsE I~sss raiss, 4L, a9sza1s ftt<fe< oas<E'
tAezssats ADtie4sJav all 4SExGFAPEH5 oA AAhAZNKs
II d~t tos gsso1e} tA< T. nzs1tosie At t pNh-
i.kx#s loeek t1zfss.>
Orf7CE r. DE4nHoHx-sT
, 1869-07-08

San Francinro NHskrE
san FnASc.1co. July Flour In faIs demand 1t
changed 8AteA NbtAt-Salrs ct tcw Al aLGk4 Lf..ts
ftt chuiec- Legal tcuIerA. 1514c-
, 1869-07-08

kASsAa Pacific il4ILwAr coxpAyI,t
UFT1cx or Chilly ENoE;xkx, +
PH1L SHERIDAN +. o.. Kansas, June 5, 1s9}
5EALHD PROPOSALS viii be received untsl July
u 1ssp, At tht otnea Of the Chief Engineer kANsA3
PACIFIC RAILWAY CpNP.ASY~-l.te Uasoa Psea1s
Hallway Company. Eastern Df.alou-At Phi Shettdau*
Kantas THE present western terminus OF the rnAdh fa
GRADING and BRIDGING the Flint MYiAou ox
Tie E1ten.loa II the to.d " Denver. Colu12do.
Prodirs and Specifications ot the work mA< b seda
after July it, Il This ote. md II the Oc 81 the Gen
eral Superintendent It LAFrrnce. AAnsaA
-. W, u. GREENWOOD
Eh1et EndneeE, &c. X Eansas Fset1c r T. Q
, 1869-07-08

F1trIKp Markets
11AxxrpH1. July 7-Eycnlnx.
En1t4 Stlte4 bnnAt tl>et G&z1 1t e.
MAvry. July 7-Eseninx.
Gotten elosed 1t I<7t for ira oEdaukiru % spot.
, 1869-07-08

St. LoE1s, July LA despatch nom Greenrf1le,
nlluols, says a man named John Morris, has been
arrested on suspicion Of having murdered lEa
McAdour, on Monday. Ills bopts compared
found on htu ttA the woCnta on Mta- AcAdnur.
and blood wM on his clothes, for
which be could EtFe no reasonable account, He
L. = brotheS-3n-izw al Mn AcAdouE, and Te8&ou
can be assigned why be should hare committed
the deed A majority Of the people helleFe httn
innocent Another u1an answering the description
Of the man Eeen On Mrs- McAdours premises on
the Day OF the nuFsier has been arrested At Wood
bum.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-01

F.W. Louis, late County Commits
siouer, was placed at the bar of the Grim
iual Court yesterday charged on an To-
dictment with receiving two county war
rants on the 28,h Of April, 1869. OF the
respective sums of $1,000 and $!O6, the
same having been previously embezzled
by an evil disposed person named Bar
bpur Lewis. who was the Chairman OF the
Board of County Commissioners. At.
torpey General Horrigan and General
w. Y. C. Humes prosecuted on the part
OF the State, and Colonel John Bullock
and Judge 7. W. Brown appeared for the
defense.
Judge League, Clerk of the County
Court, was the first witness called, and
proved from the records of the Board
that Mr.. Louis, the defendant had been
paid his salary in full in county warrants
and that the warrants in question were
issued to make up the loss sustained IN
NEGOTIATING the warrants.
On the cross-examinstion strengthened
argument took place between COUNSEL
in regard to the admissibility of evidence
showing that it had been customary to
issue warrants to different parties to
make up losses.
The court ruled that such testimony
was admissible, and the witness testified
that such had been the practic.
James Lee, jr., was then called for the
defense, and proved that defendant re-
ceived q $500 warrant as payment on
note of which witness was an endorser,
aud the same was sold by the marshal OF
the Municipal Court on an execution for
1910 and that was all the benefit defend
ant derived from the sale of said warrant.
The case is still on trial.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-01

"A Prominent CIrIzEs," who signs
himself &C" in the morning Universal
Negro Suffrage organ, cordially endorses
something that paper said some forty
days ago, mere or less. BE says run
ming party into everything ruined the
Radicals, aud if prac,ieed by Constrvs-
tives will lose for us ell we have gained. :"
This gentleman must have little faith in
the integrity Of the parry aud still less in
Democratic principles We take it for
> granted without argument that the
sound political creed which saved US
asd was our guide to glorious triumph
will do to stand BY through all visclssi-
tudes. Oher parties may have one set
of principles in the hour Of victory and
another for defeat, but the vital princi-
ples OF Democracy, Ike eternal isuih and
Justice, never change. II we we're right
when ia hopeless minority. accession
70 power only affords US 40 opportunity
to ratify he course Of lifetime and
make a public and more solemn eOufes-
.;on Of faith.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-01

terpeIlation on the assassination Of citi.
zens, and demanded the impeachment Of
ministers. The introduction Of these
measures has created much excitement.
and the proceedings we're very stormy
Prince Metternich leaves for Vienna
tonight to confer with the Emperor OF
Austria.
LONDON, November 30. - The mail
steamer from Rio Janeiro has arrived.
Reports from Paraguayan sources state
that only the vanguard of the allied army
was moving toward the new positions OF
Lopez. The main army Was prevented
marching BY want of provisions, the
scarcity being 80 great that the men we're
compelled to eat horsehesh.
LONDON, December Information
from secret agents of the Government
lead to the belief that rising is threat
ened in Ireland. In the Cabinet. the
question of continuing the writ OF habeas
corpus il being considered. Il is certain
that extreme measures will be adopted
ao0p 81 " - fa'+R
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-01
THE IRREvOCABLE FACT.

The Avalanche of this morning begins
a leading article with the point blank as
sertion that negro suffrage is fixed,
irreyocable fact" and winds up BY say
ing:
"Tbere ia no use discussing this cues
lion now. when il can be submitted 10 q
direct vote and decided by the people
themselves"
This is the FIRST tine we ever heard OF
submitting an irr.vocable thing TO
the people, aud the cleerest inference IS
that the Avalanche don't think regro
suffrage is so very irrevocable, after all.
The proposition for truce, on the eve Of
a decisive contest, after gallons at ink
have been poured out by the Aratanche
TO whitewash the niger and smuggle him
through the world as citizen end voter.
elbows healthy letting down. 1t negro
suffrage is so fixed that it cannot be un-
done. what's the use of four columns OF
editorial per day on the subject, and
each ito be continued 10 our next
Oar aslute contemporary gives a great
many reasons for favosing negro suffrage,
Int emi.s General jackson this time.
One reason offered is that the Radical
meiori,y is likely 70 remain in power for
years, and force it Oh the country There
il where the irrevocabie comes in
again. If the Democrats we're 10 power,
and likely TO remain for several years tc
come. then, according 10 this reason
ing, it might be oil right to restrain
Cnffey from the ballot box. Negro
suffrage is g war measure, fastened upon
us by parussps who needed the negro
vote. There was time, but recently.
when one hundred thousand Tennessee
white men we're politically hand-cufed,
and there vas no prospect of relief for
many ye.rs. In this dire extremity Q
few, Who grew faint from long waiting
proposed that il the negro would take off
cor hzrd-euffs, be should remain forever
undiaurbed 10 the exercise of ell political
privileges which he gained by the war.
This was the lesser oftwo great evils. The
negro listened, nodded and said it was
all right. He accepted every bribe,
every drink, every free lunch that was
offered, then straightwsy vent chuckhug
to the Loyal League rooms aud boosted
of what be had done. When voting
time came he violated all pledges, and
the implied contract was broken. The
guarantee offered the negro was not
corcession that he had any right to vote,
but it was the price some we're willing to
give for freedom and citizenship.
1t has been asserted 90 often that
Shelby county has been committed to the
doctrine Of negro equality that we desire
20 see tie question settled BY the people
themselves. Lst them be heard for
once, iasiesd of selfconstituted proxies,
and let the degrading assertion be hurled
back in the face Of it's authors. and our
honest fame vindicated. We urge every
ciiizsn to go to the ward meetings to-
night, and to act with view to the grave
issues al stake.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-01

The creed of the Democrats everywhere
ia ssti-NsEfe Suffrage. Our Democratic
friends who shall assemble this evening
N send delegates to County Convea-
ton. should see that 10 man is permitted
70 attend sheir delibsraiious uqless he is
IN toto Opposed 10 the Africans rigbtio
hold flee aud vote. WsEcuid warn-the
n.r,v Of heresics aud impos,ofs, and to
ie % sbsir guard sgaiOst such. -.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-01
WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGToS, November 3O.-The re-
ceip,s from Internal Revenue for the
month is $l3.l45,57O; corresponding
month last year they we're 50 GAO, 600.
In the Supreme Court to-day several
cases were argued, iscluding one from
Mississippi, the action being to restrdiD
defendants from proceeding to enforce
the collection Of internal revenue on
cotton. Court adjourned until Monday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-01
Q i 4 n
lat Ward-AtK North end Navy Yard.

1st Ward-AtForth end Navy YARD.
james A Newsom. Deputy Commissioner; J
3 handle. Q Dryer, J Clancy, Judges; .
Baush. + I Atwood. Clerks.
I'd Ward AT corner Warrington and
80 Fourth Streets.
George Giilbone, Deputy Cemm' ssioner: r
W Lishtburne. T J Campbell, " ] Chase,
Judges; Thos Joyce. A X Edg;ngton. Clerks.
Sd ward-At Kiernar.'s Office.
WE Barrett, Deputy coramissoner; james
RsoIk " Inc MsK%s0a. .o sis1sI d: Judges
4th ward-At corner Madison and Third
1T Cartwright, Deputy Commissioner; A T
Lacey. p M Stanley, w w Coleman, Judges /;
Dan Kirwan. A HolbiDs. Clerks.
9th Ward At Circuit Court House.
Tw 0'Donnell, DEPUTY Commissioner. j G
w W Gilbert, John b Baird. Clerks.
9Th ward-At corner Talbsrt and Null
berry Streets.
II B Chiles, Deputy Commissioner; A Ci-
CALI Thos Norment. j Halstead, Judges w
II Clark. Sam Moore. jr. Clerks.
7th ward-At corner Linden ar3 Causey
streett.
Robert Good. Deputy Uommis.ionsr: W L
Stewart, w Davidson. l. HArmstad, Judges; Il
Foster. Q Jones, Clerks.
9Th ward-At Church, -Quinby Avenue,
st Monsarrat. Deputy Commissioners; ii b
Holt. d Pante. MeGeoy. judges; Stew
art, Eugene Levy, Clerks.
9th Ward "A, corner Kerr aud Fifth
Streets
WB Gibson, DEPUTY Commissioner. G NJ
Wardrig. Judge: J panbury, Judge; John
Herring, Judge. J @ Handwerker. Clerk: c
sehaper. Clerk.
10th ward-At Africa Bailsy's Church.
WI McLefresh. Deputy Commissioner. T 7
Wright, Judge; W fills. Judge; James NJ
Williamson, Judge. NJ Boon. Clerk; Au-
Ruste Bizien, Clerk.
Election for CenstsbIss and Justices will be
held at the same time and places. DEPUTY
Commissioners will call ct my once and be
qualif d. JOHN p. BQuGHNhR.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-01
FOREIGN.

PARIs, November 30.-In the Corps
Leeislstif to-day the Opposition submit
ted an Interpolation IN propagation of
last September on the action Of the su-
thorities in the Aubin and Ricsmarie af-
fairs and in the troubles Of last June in
Paris. Deputy Nospail submitted an IT,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-01
HAVANA.

HAVANA, November &c. There is much
excitement in commercial circles over
the intelligence from the United States
that Government had caused the new
Spanish gunboats in the New York dock
yards TO be libelled in such a manner as
to prevent their sailing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-01

minutes Of the court; whereupon Hon.
Thos r. Smith was designated by the
Chairman TO perform that duty.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
A. WRIGHT, Chairman.
g. W. HEIsKrLL, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-01
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.

To Colonel james Cslemsn, Superintendent
Western Union telegraph;
GRENADA, MISS. November 30.-Yal-
lobusha county gives 1850 for Dent. All
glorious, beyond expectation. Water
Valley ard Ccffeeville ore gone for Dent.
We wish you were here to help US.
T. j. FOSTER.
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GOODYEAR i FALLS,
Wholesale Agents. 2S1 Main ct.

From the Philadelphia Evening Tsleg raph.]
We advise persons having diseased hair to
use Professor Christy's Celebrated Hair Lotto.
1t is put mp in bottle and box. Ladies who
once use Lotto discard every other preparation
for the hair. as 1t is the best dressing for the
hair in the world. The Lotto never fails to re-
move the worst cases of dandruf. and restore
gray and bleached hair to its natural color.
For sale by Druggists, sample bottles sent to
any address in the United States by express for
81. PROFESSOR CHRISTY 4 CO..
No. I'll Chestnut street,
4l-104O Philadelphia. Pa.
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No Cure. No Pay !-stone's Tonic Syrup
cures Chills and Power, or money refunded.
Sold by M. ROSE. 81 Main street. and GOOD
YEAR 4 FALLS, 281 Main street. 1897
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-01
Constitutional Convention.

UNCONSTITUTIONAL OOuV6HGlOus
T,HE following named Judges and Clerks are
i hereby appointed 4, optn and hold ~ eiec-
amendment Of the Constitution Of the Estate OF
Election to be held ON the Third Sat-
urday tfSth) i'm December.
LIST District-At Stephen English's.
R M Bend. Deputy Commissioner; q w
Thorn. ] Smith. j Hughes. Judges; W
Kicks. @ M Fried. Clerks.
I'd District-At Nelson's. n
wP York. Deputy Commissioner; A Hun !,
Va Ward. " ss Nelson. 6isSE H.n' '''s'
Sd District-At Bottoms Store.
WI A Bell, Deputy Commissioner; j l.
Wynne. N B Sparks, E M Batcman. Judges;
Bepj Duncan, II. ReInbert, Clerks.
4th District-At Old Union Church.
Thos L Giles, Deputy Commissioner; james
Connel, X B Hareld. A McScuth, judges; w
Leftwich. W Carroll. Clerks.
L 9Th District-At Raleigh.
VIZ Mensrief Deputy GGm SsSI TIA 4
W Pryor. II R Fuller. Clerks.
7th District-At Bartlstt.
Ew Coid,yell, Deputy Commissioner: " B
Williamson, w Hamelton. b Mercer. judges;
W Ward. A Mercer, Clerks.
9th District-At snelby Depot.
L McMullins, Deputy Commissioner; VIM
Griffin, Silas Wherry, B English, Judges;
J M Williams. w Thompson, Clerks.
9th Distr1ct-At Baskerville.
W H Weber, Deputy Commissioner; j M
Brooks, w s Baxter. j w Morris, Judges;
W II Priddy. G Nj Strong. Clerks.
10th District AT collierville.
II Jrby, Deputy Commissioner; J M Flem-
ing, Jesse Applewhite, j g Mort, Judges A
S Stratton, ] w Koen. Clerks.
18th District-At Germantown.
L A Rhodes, Deputy Commissioner ! r
Weir. Q Calls, p Wexford. Judges; M p
Webb. VIM Carter, Clerks.
18th District-At Mechanicsville.
d Pearson. Deputy Commissioner; W
Elan, W NJ Moore, VIM Conpell. Judges; M
w BEDFORD. L Lewis, Clerks.
18th District-At Arnold's.
T C Stephenson, Deputy Commissioner; w
L Lunay, w A Dooly, j w Levi. Judges; 4 p
Dooy, G M Williamson. Clerks. re
10Th District-At Whites Station.
] q Harvey, Deputy Commissioner; J II
GoodIett, w X Horne, A w Moore. Judges; A
] Brooks, A g Gates, Clerks.
nth District-At Mcconnell's Church.
I'D Massey. Deputy Commissioner; ] Mas
sey, A M Stout A Roark, judges; I M
Alexander, Rebt Stone, Clerks.