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RAILROADS.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Trsins between WASHING w 90
E2s Ahs f6ETI hSS T ffs - -
WEST are now run a. follows, via:
FOR BALTIMORE
NJ snS ssg%9 S and sss $50
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
and SO Ss and eascPf sunday at and $50 NJ
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 700 and $50 A. NJ: and $40 p. N
FOE r B sqHPia6R
Leave at = A. n. and $50, $40, and soc
Le.v. q. r i9 n M sns s. sGh .nS s!so
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily except Saturday and sunday, at IA
On SAT- saturday HhS e Al A. M, sad ssor.M.
On Sunday at $50, and 500 p; NJ. only, con.
10 Wheeling, Psrkersburg, &c.
Through tickets 70 the West can be had at the
day. Also, at the Oompanys once, 400 Pennsyi
vsna avenue. Passengers purchasing tickets al the
gage called for and Checked At their residence tsssr
the SeS s1d Pr s9s ssssss a..
ysrtisement of Through Line"
il: WILSON, Master Of Transportation
noS GEO. S. KooSTZ. General Agent.
V'HRoCGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
Skw T0Ek. AMI IN :
r WASHINGTON, 1853
lrslns petweea MAsHlSGT0H and HEW YOBB
FOR NEW YORK, tritaon eA1ngs Of oa,s
Leave daily Except supdsyl at q. m, and 1870
and p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday AZ . q. m, and I2:lt
and $40 y. m.
Leave for New York at 300 D. M. ana PhfIadel
phia At $40 p. m.
Sleeping cars for New York on ,. N. train only
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New YorK, on
Boston can be had At the Station ONCE ali hourp
u the day. Also, at the COmpanys Once, No. 40t
pennsylvania avenue. Passengers purchasing tick
cts at the AyeRue ONCE can there arrange 10 have
their baggage called for and checked az their resi
dence taken to the depot, and put into the baggage
car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement 10,
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annspo-
lis and the West.
il. WILSON, Master Of Transportation
u. Nj. COLE, General Ticket Agent
noS GEO. 8. KOoNTZ. Agent, Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.
Rf GREEN a WILLIAMS
- AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, southeast corner 9TH and SITS
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE LOTS AT


TRUSTEES SALE OE VALUABLE LOTS AT
a BY virtue Of a d-ed Of trust. bearing date the
26th day Of July, lSi9, and duly recorded in tn.
and Il, No. H. folio 49, and BY Of the party
ssenrsd thereby viii sell at public auction, the
clock p. m all those Lots In the city OF Wash
LanSe5 Sdson x lots one and Sq two On Of Pam
ker ision, in square one hundred AMI sixty
feet making IN ali ss6s square feet. i'''' anu
Terms One-thiTd cash: balance ia six AMI twelve
property bearing interest siee down when the the
property Is struck on. Stamps aud yeyaucing at
thin five days. the trustee reserve. the riSht to
resell at purchaser risk and coat
ny.:.estds ekrhN S WfEnihas IT Tssis:
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS.
~ Alctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. 3ls Southeast corner Of Seventh and streets.
TRusTEE.s SALE OF AN ALMOST NEW
HkfHH PslSk HsRsF No. t 65
knspk isLR RkPw kEEsJE ssssEE f hSg
sIvks YEAks.4T AGeTI6ss ONE ~
day %ss 'Tp'i S,s snd Hiss fs
corded in Liber T and h, No. II, foiios 2si,
holder Of Of the notes secured thereby we will
DAY day May o at 90 Secsk B.
all of Lot numbered ninety 49, in Joseph r.
bered three hundred aud sixty five, 1851 said Lot
fronting eighteen (1s) feet the east side of Tenth
street northwest, between street and Rhode Island
avenue and running back los feet to ten (lOl feet
alley and improved by handsome three-stOry
and back yard with elegant pump Of water; gas and
water pipes through building,
money to be paid in cash; said e. 800 of deferred
pay ment to be divided equally in notes each
for the sum of 40O and payable in l. g s. T. aud
years after day of sale, with interest payable
hnaiiy ana secured by deed OF trust on the prem
chaser. 10 of the purchase money to be paid at
the time of sale.
ALBERT Y. rex
JOHN W. SIMMS,S irustees'
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
my1e-eo6ds Republ Auctioneers.
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pY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
- Auctioneers and Zeal Estate Brokers
No. 319. Southeast corner 9TH and Streets

a. 49, huNIIOIIteTs ana fsbdI Eslhte BrOKers.
NO. 319. Southeast corner 7th and Streets
HORSES, MULES, WAGONS, CARTS, HAR.
&C, AT AUCTION " "
~ On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at 10
@NoclCck a. m, shall sell at the Brick
- yard of Messrs. West q Lusby, corner of
sOuth capitol street and street south, the follow
good Work Horses, Work Mules, Brick wag-
heEse Cart, Wagon and Cart Harness, Sheds,
WheelbarrOws &C ~'
md other Goods appertaining to making Brick
Terms. Cash. GREEN * WILLIAMS,
m Sd Repub Aucti0nears
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and streets

y huctlpneers and heaI Estate BrOkers,
No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.
VALUABLE TWO STORY FRAME HOusE AND
Lot, ERUNrING ON 8 STREET NORTH, BE
iMEhh OH AMP 7TH STREETS WEST, AT
- On THURSDAY. the 26th instant, at 6
E"H o'clock p. m, we shall sell, on the premises,
sA Lot No. s, in Square No. AL being "a feet
mont by ia feet deep, with the improvements, con-
sistng OF ten room House, with fine passage, water
in house and yard, making il good property
Terms One half cash; balance in six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty four months for notes bearing
interest and secured by deed of trust on the prem
lses Stamps, SC, at cost of purchaser. 300 down
on the day of sale.
my I'D GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE.

NJ" AND skCONp- HAND FURNITURE.
70 MY FORMER CUSTOMERS AND rHE
PUBLIC In GENERAL.
Having taken the spacious WAREHOUSE l0s
pENIA sIkkkI, one door north Of
services Of M. LEWfs BLxCKIsfON,
Co., where win be found . large assort- -
ment Of New and Second hand FURNITURE ana
which will be sold at prices guaranteed to give safis
faction. Repairing, Tarnishing, Upholst erinz and
Psckinf attended 70 ct the shortest notice.
my Sim b. BUCHLY.
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MARRIED.

THOMPSeN-LAWN. On the 23d instant, ut St
PatI.Ck- church, by Rev. Fafher heane, Dr.
BENEDICT THOMPSON, Of Washington, ID. C.,
u Miss ALICE LAW n, formerly Of Baltimore. No
cards. baltimore papers please copy.I
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TUi ICEu ICEm

The public n respectfully Informed that and
after the Sfh Of we shall be prepared TO furnish
10 the citizens Of Washington and Georgetown O
superior article Of PEN0BSCOT ICE, guaranteed
% Be pure, clear and arm, st the lowest prices pos
sfble Orders may be left az the once, 9Th street
wharf sent through the post once, given to the
drivers Of the wagons. marked Independent Ice
COMPANY" fAf bAILki,
N.B-Co.trsets can be made for the whole season
On favorable terms. spzIn
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFrERN00N.

RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers.
- gSuccessers TO- y. O. Mct;uire Co
southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and llth street
CHANuERY SALE OF Valuable IMPROVED
PROPERTY on LOUIslANA AVENUE. BE
TWEEN 9Th AND sTH STREETS.
- Byvirtue Of decree of the Supreme Court
E.H OF the District of Columbia, passed In Equity
-, csnse Ne. ls 9 Docket 10, on the 2sd day Of
Plsinsnts and Compton aefsndans, Tii, os ssni
THuksphY, she 18Th on day h' sM%,se ,s o.
At SD O'Clock ?. M, Lot No, 6. in Square
Beginning at the end OF seventy six feet four
measured west on Louisiana avenue, from the north
east corner Of ssd lot, and running thence on said
avenue east eighteen (ls) feet one ID inch thence
southerly at right angles to said avenue twenty
parallel with 9Th street nineteen tI9J feet one %
inch and three fourths tz) OF an inch. thence due
West thirteen l3b feet four inches and half 81
inch, thence due south twenty hve Is feet point
sixty t6g feet west from 6th street thence due west
eleven Oh 81 feet and thirty one hundredth, thence
hundredths 10 point sixty two ts2l feet due
from 9th street. thence due north four feet, and
thence northweserfy thirty two 81 feet six
to the point Of be ginning. Improved By four story
rooms.
Terms Of sas> One third u cash; the re.idue in
three equal instaments In 8. II, and Is months the
deferred payments to bear interest from the day OF
sale Lien retained; s 100 down on the fall of the
hammer. Stamps and conyeyancing at the pur-
chaser's cost Possession given Immediately if de-
sired: CHARLES Z. HARMON, Trustee.
my6d&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May "a, same hour
and place. CHARLES p. HARMON, Trustee
my2l-dSds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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DIED.

HOLLE. On Tuesday, 18th instant, LRwIE, In
Int SON II Francis VI and Mary q. Hole, aged
year, months and 10 days.
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by COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
~ successors to Jas. q. Mcclure & Col
Southwest corner of Penn ave and 18th street
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

SHoRfrsf AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH.
- rsa he ktck vtond, Ffedricksbsrg
and PefovsS Lsss.-Stesrners leave
sssenth-strces Wharf twice, daily,
- m, excepted , a. 7:ls q. and 7:fs D. m
OHce sll Pennsy Nv ania avenue. myl1-tf
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The Uhlnus.

The Vhlans, Yha aEa creating 50 much
alar9 In Francs BIZ their raids upon
towns and villages, far ahead Of the line
Of march Of the Prussian army, also give
rise TO perplexing reports as to the posi-
ton Of the German forces. The Uhlans
are light cavalry, Of Asiatic origin, and
we're introduced into the North of Eu-
rope along with the colonies Of Tartars,
who established themselves in Poland
and Lithuania. The name is derived
from Tartar word signifying hraye. !"
They are mounted on light, active horses,
and are armed with saher, lance, and
latterly with pistols or carbines. The
lance, from six to seven feet long, is at
tached TO a stout leather cord fastened
to tn. left shoulder, and passed around
behind the back, so as 20 allow il 10 be
couched under the right arm. Immedi-
ately below the point of the lance is at
tached a strip Of gaudy-colored cloth,
designed by its futtering to frighten the
enemy's horses. The early dress was
Turkish, and the regiments or "polks "
we're distinguished from each other by
red, green, blue, and yellow uniforms.
The Austrians and Prussians first Dor
rowed this kind Of light cavalry from
the Poles, and in l73f Marshal SAKE at
tempted to introduce the Uhlans into
the French service, and polk Of
1000 men was organized, but Il was dis
banded after the Marshals death. Rus
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FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1870.

from near Peoria, Illinois, and belongs
TO Mr.. Hamptons family. Subscrip-
tions are being taken up, and officers
wives here are making clothing for
them. Some Of the officers decline to
subscribe, declaring that if the Indian
Agent is so far responsible for them as
to pay ransom money for their delivery,
he or the bureau he represents is respon-
sible for their losses pecuniarily, and
must make them good The family will
start for Peoria in a few days. A few
days before their capture all the other
families at Henrietta had taken the
warning given by some of the Sixth
cavalry, and removed to. Montague,
twenty miles south of there. At
daylight, without warning, about
100 Kiowas, having several captives,
suddenly appeared before the house
while the inmates we're dressing, they
having just risen; the Oldest daughter,
seventeen years Of age, was the first
to see them; she ran into the house from
the doorway where she was standing,
and Mr.. Kooger, seeing the large num-
Der, knew at once that massacre of his
entire family would follow any resist
ance shown, and thinking to conciliate,
advanced fearlessl ! and with hearty
" How, How" extended his hand to
shake with them. A savage, in pre-
tended friendship, seized each hand. and
an instant after kooger was shot through
the heart and head. In ten minutes
more the family we're mounted and tied
on ponies, and when swimming the Wi
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Mediation from the United States.
NUo-Ilts IVa CransaI

WOrlq.s Washington Speclal.J
Amid the quiet which now environ:
the capital there are certain speculations
concerning the probabilities of event:
ubon the next apnearahee at his nos, ot
Eesident tfanf,t Witch 'afe Sdesertng OF
some Consideration. Not hmong the
least of these rs a hint which has been
thrown out in prominent quarters that
the Government will, after the next bat
tie of importanea heiWeen the eentend-
ing hrnllbs in EHroRe, tender Its media
ti6A to the conflicting powers, or, per
haps, signify its Willingness to join other
powers IN Proposing means for q cessa-
ton of the unhappy struggle now pro-
crossing. For the purpose of accom-
plishing this end, so far as our Govern
ment is concerned, it is considered
necessary that there be full meeting Of
lbs pagihsE, githqpE regard 70 ihe as
sistaht Seeretaries, Rha IN the aaJority
of the Cabinet officers, represent al this
time the different departments of Govern
ment. 1t is, therefore, believed that
upon tffe return Of the President, which
his intimates here believe will be on the
.th Sf ssvi menthl this fIlqYins 2 Cabi-
of meeting, there will transpire events
df more than ordinary significance
This belief is stssnglhEhsd hE ihe Ia
preston WHICH prevails IN all circles
that before that date o battle of great
a. decisive stroke will be
fought In France,
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An Illinois EI0pement-AF Faith Iess
Husband and a Pursuing Wife.

The Sandy Hill Herald gives the fol-
lowing account of an elopement from
that neighborhood, which had very un-
satisfactory result for two of the paaties
concernedi
Last week our village was the scene of
an attempted elopement, which has
caused considerable talk hereabout. The
parties Immediately interested were a
married man, L. W. Foote, and Miss
Eliza Smith. 'The course of true love"
did not run smooth in this instance
owing to an unforeseen mishap. Wednes-
day night, letter which was placed on
the window sill of this young, foolish
girl, miscarried; said letter contained all
the little preliminaries necessary for the
successful carrying out of the contem-
plated programme.
Thursday morning the letter was
placed in the hands Of those who after
wards cruelty spoiled the little game, so
nicely arranged beforehand. Thursday
morning, according to appointment, the
gay young cavalier was at the station at
Fort Edward, where his adored indmo-
rata was to meet him, whence they were
to fly on the wings of love to the setting
sun-Chicago or beyond The fair one
was non est A telegram at Sandy Hill
hade her hurry up, which she did, and
left here on the next train going south
The same train unknown to the girl)
contained the lawful wife of Foote and
an officer. Arriving at Fort Edward,
the guilty pair COON net, and were con
graduating each other on the fortunate
turn of affairs and the happy future in
store for them, whom MIRA. Foote cruelty
snatched the cup of happiness from their
| lips in the most unceremonious manner,
by presenting herself to them. A
scene" was the result. The injured
lady upbraided her unfaithful lord
for his conduct, and asked him why
was this thus p He stood there
Tor rather SAT- and by his side was she
who had alienated his biighied faith
from his lagigl wife. a warrant in the
hands Of the officer against Miss Smith
for obtaining goods under false preten-
ses was the means of bringing her back
to Sandy Hill, whithsv all parties re-
paired, Foote included. He paid all
damages Footing the bills has un-
doubtedly prevented any further attempt
at elopement at least for the present
We are free to say that this is most
disgraceful affair for the principals. For
a man to desert his derserving wife, and
leaye hel IN misery aaq wanh while he
picks up with another WOMAN, no pun
ishment is too much. Instead of being
allowed to walk in the streets unmolest-
ed, as if nothing had happened, the
strong arm of the law should interpose
and teafR hin big aRfies ~ 2 hHsaaod
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A Disappointed crsEd-No Hang
fng.

Fran the eiDGinpai Commercials
The AUTHORITIES Of Boone county, Ky,
we're not officially notified thai the Court
of Appeals granted an appeal 10 Blimm,
the boy murderer, who was sentenced to
be hung on Friday last, at Burlington.
They accordingly had scaffold built and
a gFega dug. Two days before the exc
cutiog was 10 have taken place, the
Sheriff vent up 10 fs4nkfort after Blimm,
he having been takep tbefs fqt safe
keeping. II was not until the Sheriff
arrived at the Capital that he received
authoritative notice Of the action Of the
Court of Appeals in the case. In the
meantime the people of Boone county
we're making FsepeFRtions to witness the
hanging. On Friday, Bs 70 are Informed,
quite large number OF perseaS, sho
knew nothing of the Postponement Of
the exssstion, hocked into the county
seat, and some Gf them were very much
disappointed that they weEs 10 he cheated
out Of the object Of a days journey.
Our informant states that Blimm would
have been dead man to-day had he not
been taken TO Frankfort, f0f the feeling
against him was so intense that he ysaid
have been tskep put Of jail by the mob
and lynched.
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The Craddock House, on Ship street,
Medford, Boston-the Oldest now stand
ing in the United States, it having been
built in l632-is undergoing repairs, and
appears to be good for two more centu-
ries. 1t was originally built to protect
the settlers from the Indians, and the
loop-holes are now plainly to be seen in
its walls.
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The number Of human lives already
destroyed by the war in Europe can, as
yet, only be guessed at II is within the
limits OF probability to say at least l50.-
900 men have been, up 10 the present
time, sacrificed in this contest, and many
thousands manned and mutilated- II is
likely that before the conflict shall have
been brought 10 termination. as many
more nnfortunates viii be consigned to
graves and hospitals. If peace societies
we're Of any avail. some efectual preyen-
tive for Wholesale slaughter, npon insnf-
iicient grounds, would have been long
ago discovered.
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RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE ROUTE.
FALL SCHEDULE.
Takes Effect Sept. LIST, 1870.
Time

The train leaving Memphis at / Is pm. runs
daily. The am. train does not run on Sun
day. Both trains run through TO Louisville
without changes. Elegant sleeping ears run
through on the Is pm. train from Memphis
through cars TO Philadelphia, Cleveland, Buf-
falo and New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisville to Baltimore,
Washington City and Boston. Berths and
at the Ticket Office. a571S Main street.
J, 4. BOYD, Superintendent.
Jas. SPEED, Ticket Agent 9-d2-t
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sia, Prussia and Austria are the only
governments maintaining Uhlan regi-
ments, which are recruited from Western
Russia, Poland, and Galicia.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-02

The African troops in the French SER
vice are said to comprise 1900 Iouaves,
1900 Turcos, 5000 Chasseurs d Antique,
and some Spahis, in all about 20, 900.
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LuM BER.
i u NJ B e II.
Laths and Shingles
THAvE NOW ON HAND A FULL STOCK
Cypress, Poplar and Walnut

Lumber. Laths and sawed Shingles. have
also a large stock Of logs am constantly saw
ine. and am prepared % 1ll orders for lumber
nEr Mills and Lumber Yard on Wolf river.
Immediately north Of Bayou 9ayoeo.
lS-ii-i7 q. N. fENABLE.
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ASSETS.

CIrY LIZ ESwoRrH,
Ellie Missouri
HENSLEY Vice President
GEO. A. MOORE Secretary.
iSa9 INGRAM JONES. Notary
TENNESSEE.
CONPrRot ottFR'sO OFFICE LlE.J
Ed r. Pennebake Comr9er the Treasury do hereby seTsk Ins %
yev
Of Of
ED. r. PENNBBAkkk Comptroller Of Iennessee
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BUSINESS HOUSES.


A TTWOOD 4 ANDERSON, COTTON FAC
N tor and Commission Merchants. 2yi Front.
DANK-FIRST NATIONAL OF MEMPHIS.
ID II. s. Davis, Pres't; Newton Ford. v. p.
BOWMAN, q. H., MACHINIST AND
ID Scale Factor, 2o2X Main street. Special
attention given to repairing scales.
NITY BANK. NEW BANK. BUILDING.
" 70 Madison street. s. II. Tobey. Pres't;
E. G. Kirk. Cashier.
CAROLINA LIFE ms. Co. AZ MADISON
VI st. J. Davis. Pres't; w. II. Boyle. sec'y.
NANCE 4 ANDERSON. ATTORNEYS
v at-Law, 325 Main street. Memphis.
DICKINs0N, WILLIAMS 4 co.. COTTON
IL Factors. 30 Front street.
EMMONs 4 son. BOOKS. STATIONERY.
II Magazines. etc.. 10 Jefferson and 63 Beal.
EIsHER. AMIs 4 CO., MARBLE-WORKs
Il and Drain Pipe, cor. Adams and Second.
NOEPEL, LEOPOLD, AGENT. DEALER
VI in Organs and Knabe's Pianos. Sl5 Main.
HEINRICH, p. Ii. a BRO. C0NFEC-
III tions. Groceries. Liquors. ETC.. "a Main.
M TcCOMBs, KELLAR & BYRNEs, HARD
Nl ward, Cutlery, etc.. 32219 and S24 Main.
ORGILL BROS. Il CO., HARDWARE, CUT
" lery. Agricultural Implements. Sl2 Front.
nopEsTA Il cAZAssA. DEALERS IN
Il Confectons. etc.. 252 Main. cor. N. Court.
DRESCOTT. o. +. K co., DEALERS IN
l. Coal Oil. Lamps. Soaps, ETC.. 40 Jefferson.
CtTEAM DYERs 4 CLEANERS
- Hanson a. Walker Qate Hunt Hanson).
246 Second street.
HILL, TERRY x MITCHELL. WHOLE,
IL sale dealers in Boots. Shoes and Hats, S2s
Main street.
VXTHITM0RE, E., STEAM JOB PRINTER.
w 13 Madison street.
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For Congress.

We are authorized to announce JUDGE W.
p. BOND, of Haywood county, as a candidate
District; subject to the Democratic Conven-
ton of the District. III
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Is HE A FIREMAN?

From the cievaa.S p,sindealer. Aug. ~.
Chief Engineer Hill il;s morning re-
ceived the following dispatch froa n. 8.
Stewart, of the London (0ntario) fire
depsstweDt: i.
Look for eas Donald Campbell, left
from the London fire deEertment excur-
sion. His father died yesterday. Use
every egertion."
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, %
COnNrY OF MILWAUKEE. go


o
H. an Gaylord Mutua
that
70
AUG GAYLORD, Secretary.
Subscribed and tObefOe me this 10Th & Sf Jnly 1870 n ,,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-02

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
Missouri Valley Life Insurance Co.,
Made 10 The Comptroller of he tate of
On the Thirtieth Day of July, 1870.
HE OF INSURANCE
il
The it capital ssooooo 90
pi~ ..~~
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Tor fhe LegisIaturc.

w. d. Lumpkin is a candidate for the Legis-
lature from Shelby county; subject to the
action of the Democratic Convention. llo2-'
We are authorized TO announce COL. J NJ.
Uower House) subject to the Democratic
Convention. iH-I
We are authorized to announce SIMON W.
GREEN as n candidate to represent Shelby
county in the next Legislature; subject to the
decision of the Democratic Convention.
FlOafer.
We are authorized to announce CAPTAIN
JAMES NJ. HARRIS as a candidate for
Fleater for the counties of Shelby, Fayette
and Tipton subject to the Democratic Con-
vention.
w A. McCLOY is candidate for Floater
for the counties of Shelby, Fayette and Tip
ton; subject to the will Of the convention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-02
STATE OF WISCONSIN. l..
COUNTY OF MIIWAVKrf, 49,


Public Milwaukee, authorized
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this
JAMES HICKCoX
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-02
Memphis, Tenn.

1t is desirable that pupils should bs skteFed
before the day Of opening. Circulars at the
principal book stores and at the school. =,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-02
STATE OF TENNESSEE.

s.
Rd r. gpSele corpIIdl Of the hereby . that M North
complied with all
o
ther certify S.
State provided Wherefore
Memphis, Tennessee. ED. r. PENNEBAkER,