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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-04
MhoIesnIe Grocers.

Among the many large mercantile
houses in the city Of Memphis, none
stand higher than the extensive grocery
house Of "a Us
aUl NJ. L. MEACHAM a CO., iaa
composed Of N. l.. Meacham, j. b. Pos
ton, A. W Roberts and Il, E. Meacham.
These gentlemen are well known as en-.
terprising, energetic merchants. Their
business is exclusively wholesale, and
they are ready to supply retail grocers
with everything in their line at the lowest
market rates. Meacham h Co have
nothing to do with cotton or commission.
They have just received a large and ex-
tensive stock of sugars, mc'lasses and
general grocery goods, which they offer
10 the public at Wholesale prices, which
defy successful competition, Their
place of business is at No. 0 Union
street, where they will be pleased to see
all customers.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
BOATS LEAvlNg TODAY.

New Orleans.........W. r. Arthur. p. m.
Friar's Point. George W. Cheeks p. IN.
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| New Orleans.......W. X. Arthur......-.4 y. IN
/ Frisr's Point...-~.GeOrge W. Cheeks p. IN.
RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS.
The river is falling slowly here, and is now
fully thirty-one feet below high water mark
point not reached before in many years.
There is seant eight feet on the shoals above,
and but eight and half feet over the bars
below; an improvement is looked for, how
ever. as the river is rising six riches day at
Cairo. The Ohio is declining at Evansville
and Louisville. but rising at Cincinnati. to
which point navigation is now open. Pros
poets above Cairo are not very encouraging
even If the ice should run out there would not
be sufficient water to float the smaller boats.
/ Pour feet is the channel depth below Liberty,
and three and half feet is reported above.
The Arkansas is rising rapidly, with about
six feet through to Little Rock. White river
is falling, with about FIVE feet of water to De-
wallis Bluff. Business is somewhat dull to-
day. there being but few boats in port. The
weather continues clear and cool.
By Telegraph.
LoUIsviLIE, January 4.-There is four feet
four inches in the canal and two feet four
inches over the falls. No ice running. The
river rose two inches last night.
The new steamer Phil. Allin raised steam
yesterday, and worked her wheels easily with
but twenty pounds. Captain Jim Lee is salts
fed that she win ''get away" with anything
In the Friar's Point trade. She will make her
first trip on next Monday.
/ The steamer Travis Wright burned at New
Orleans yesterday.
The George W. Cheek, Captain Mark Cheek,
departs at 5 pm, to-day for Helena ard
Friar's Point. and makes AL the way land
ings.
Ii was rumored yesterday that negotiations
were pending for the purchase Of the A. J.,
White by parties who will place her in the
Eunice trade.
The W. R. Arthur, Captain Brolaski. will
pass down at pm. to-day for Vieksburg,
hatcher and New Orleans. She is a No. 1
steamer, and offers superior inducements to
passengers and shippers.
The Thos. II. Allen is the regular steamer
for the Arkansas river to depart on Friday
next.
The Belle Lee win be W to-day and departs
io-morrow evening for New Orleans aud the
bends,
Nat Green says the Richmond hasn't made
a cent this season, and wants Il understood
that the tine clothes worn By himself. Cook
Creighton and John Langlois did not come
from the earnings Of the Rieamoni as sug-
gested BY a morning eotempoary; nor were
they captured at the recent Gre a 81. Kouis,
but were Christmas Prsseats from the en-
ployes Of tie tGat.
me river ia risins and the ice getting =. ~,
At St. Lei.
Tie Mary Boyd and nightingale are due
from the Arkansas,
b e telegram 70 Major John D. Adams Ne
lesru that the Arkansas river e rising nearly
twelve inches per dayat little Rock.
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TwiIed Satin Striped Poplins, % yard
and hangeabe Popins, yard;
Double width Apaccas all colors Is yard;
All Wool White Blankets only $250
All Wool Blankets heavy only 81
Genuine finish Lonsdale Domestic Is yard
All colors Striped Silks 81 yard
Fair lily Black Silks 81
and Flanns, o ~
Fannels Brown Beached only 10 yard
Red Flannel Cloaks,
Sheeting, IS yard; -
Brown Domestic, 81 to ID per yard
All Wool Shawls each; .,,.
All Wool Shawls only 81 80 each;
Stamped Boulevard Skirts only IS each;
Balmora Skirts only each;
Ladies' Black Cloth Coaks from 81 to 30 so;
All Linen 81 Table Cloths, 372 each;
All Wool Printed Table Covers only Is each
and White Knit Undersh only 374
Men and Womens Hosiery only 81 dozen @
y Hemst liner Handkerchiefs cents each;
Larges size LawnH andkerchies only cent ach;
Good Apron Check only 122 cents yard;
tstC hidrens Wool Hose all 10
Corsets so cents EACH
Towels, warranted Linen, cents each
English Merinoes, all and
All Wool Plaids for children, only 30 yard;
Men and Boys only 20
Ticks Hickory only II IL
We sell good White Shirt 70 So
ate u Figured Delaines a cents.
Ladies Shawls for $5the best sold in this
Kid Gloves colors
Furs and Silk Cloaks
in this market.
a We make Boots and Shoes warrant every
Exclusive Memphis the Grand Utility White Shirts and
Underwear
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United Hebrew Relief Association
Annual Meeting. HI


Pursuant to notices announced in the
various papers, and in response to the
glowing aud fervent appeal of our deeply
lamented Rabbi, S. Tuska, contained in
his last discourse, the annual meeting Of
the aboye-named association was held
last Sunday afternoon at Memphis Club
Hall. The attendance was very large,
and highly gratifying to those laboring
in the holy cause of benevolence. ~ "
The President, Mr.. Loeb, opened the
meeting, and gave comprehensive re-
sumo of the objects of the association,
its labors. charities, struggles, obstacles
and needs. The report of the Physi-
clan, DIR. Armin Szerenyi, exhibited the
fact that during the past year he had
paid 287 house visits to the sick, and is
sued 1863 office prescriptions, all gra tui-
tously. From the Secretary's report it
appeared that during the year the sum
Of $2S68 SO had been disbursed by the
society, as follows For relief, $3.50 "a;
transportation to distressed strangers,
1926 10; fuel furnished poor, 1858; med
icines, $63 so; operating expenses, Sl85
IA. Besides these least disbursements,
considerable charity was disbursed in
the way ofmeats, medicines, etc
The society then elected, by acclama-
ton, the following officers for the ensu-
ing year President, |. Happek; Vice
President, J. Sartorius; Secretary, Ed
ward Goldsmith; Treasurer, L. Levy
Board of Directors, .Messrs. A. Loeb, N 3.
d. Menken, s. Halle, E. Alderman, u.
Freiberg, j. Rieser, L. Kremer.
A unanimous resolution of thanks was
rendered to DR.. Armin Szerenyi, Messrs-
Theo. Hoerner, A. Renkert and j.
Speed, for their charitable efforts in be-
half of the association. Resolutions of
thanks were also rendered to the retiring
officers, and one of coincidence to the
family of its lamented dead, Rev. s.
Tuska
The association enters upon the New
Year with every prospect that success
will crown its charitable efforts.
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NOR RENT OR sALE-ON FIVE YEARS
X ttime. several houses and thirty suburban
lots beautifully timbered.. Applyto
l28fi W. r. HARDIN. 247z2 Second 81:
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A New Orleans Judge fined drunken
man fifteen dollars Cor assembling little
newsboy the other day, and gave the boy
ten dollars for his share. Since then al
the newsboys in town are getting as
saulted.
A wise young man once thus advised
an indiscreetly love-lorn friend: Say
what you choose, but don't write love
letters You can get out of anything
you say, but if they have the papers on
you, it is all up with YOU.
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)TToS STATEMENT.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, |
MEMPHIS. January 4. !
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We are authorized to ammo UNI inpcii IN If
AMIS, JR.,. as a candidate for Co tIon. jan
the Third Ward at the ensuing elet te
uary 5th.
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PUBLIC NOTICE,

Citizens, beware where you by
yOurOysters. Call at Headquarters
Oyster Depot, 27s second street, j,
ID. Edwards. am selling the best
quality of oysters. and nothing else.
NV cans are full of oysters, NOT
VIZ" ii2 I'D. EDWARDS.
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For Magistrate.

We are authorized to announce p. BURNS
as candidate for Magistrate Of Fifth Civil
District. Election. December 81. te'
We are authorized to announce b. NJ. LEVY
a candidate for Magistrate OF the Fifth Giyli
District. Election, December 81. lie
We are authorized to announce JAMES
ROSE as a candidate for Magistrate Of the
Fifth District. Election. December 81.
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Rohenlia.

The beautiful Bohemian glass punch
bowl, voted to that most popular saloon
keeper-Duncan MacLean-is most
charming specimen of artistic work
manship The bowl was imported by c.
N. Erich, Esq, for the occasion of the
Masonic Fair, at which the Bay Horse
showed such wonderful game and speed.
The magnificent bowl is on exhibition at
the corner Of Seconds aud Monroe, where
Duncan has the rarest and best drinks,
of every style to suit the palate of even
an Epieurean Go aud see the punch
bowl, the Bay Horse and, lastly, that
popular individual known as Duncan
MaeLean, and you can then say u am
satisfied; have seen the best Of this
yorldl
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EDUCATIONAL.
Park AYenue Academy.

rUHREE AND ONE-HALF NILES FROM
Memphis, near Memphis ana tharicston
raiIroad. Having secured the services Of my
hrnfLe- Tl-sass Miller. n competent and sue
cessful Instructor. / am prepared 70 receive
gixty pupils Twenty bOarders can Be accom-
modatcd. ". l.. NlLLhh, ~. A.
lOl-i86 Principal.
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NOTICE TO PAssEEGERs.

The break on this road has been re
paired and trains resume regular trips
commencing at 1870 pm. to-day
Wednesday,. ga
W. A. S. LrvEENoRE, Geu'l Sup't
. Appeal. Avalanche and san copy tvice.l
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WATCHES.
w AT Q HE : ,

At NO. ns5< MAIN STREET YOU CAR
a find a very select lot Of gold and silver
Eafrhes, which viii be offered for much less
than their market value during the next week
Also n complete assortment OF spectacles oil
the improved style.
qq-112' IN. NOkis.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
COmPany's q. 5. Mail Line.
PALL ARRANGEMRNT

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. SEPTEMBER
" 18th, the elegant passenger packets ofthis
Line will leave Memphis for Little Rock, and
all intermediate landings,
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at o'clock PA, making direct connections
at Little Rock with the light drauRht boats OF
the Line for Fort Smith and all intermediate
points, and with the regular United States
mail coaches for HotSprings.
ns- The boats Of this Line were built ex-
prcssly for the trade. and possess unsurpassed
facilities Cor transporting passengers and
freight 10 All points on the Arkansas river
without detention. 81 all stages Of Watet.
0F- Freights consigned 70 this COnyany AZ
Memphis, or mouth Of White river, will be
Forwarded promptly TO destination without
To- io-f IoHN D. ARAMs. Press.
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New YORK money market

By s. P. and A. Tslsgraph.l
NEE YoRS, January 4, ? P.m.-GOvern-
ments are better, with a fair demand. Sterling
exchange is steady at lO91s. Gold is carrying
at per cent. Money il easy at per cent.
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Fnr SchooI WHO'D.

We are authorized to announce Judge
THOMAS II. SMITH q candidate for re-elec-
ton a. a member Of the Board OF hducation
from the Third Ward. te
We IRE authorized 10 announce K. NJ;
MCKEE as a candidate for School Visitor Of
the Fifth Ward. AZ the election Jan. 5: lte
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M,sox1c FAR.-Iast night The attend

Masonic FAIR. Last night the attend
auce vas qsite large and the different
contests for prizes we're spirited. A fine
cake was voted to Miss Leila Scott, and
the beautiful enameled watch was voted
to Mrs. Ben Capers, as a just tribute to
her energetic efforts in the Masonic
cause. George Mellersh received the
afghan at Miss Worsham's table. Egg
noe. rum and champagne punch were
presented in vast quantities by our pop
ular saloon keepers Tonight several
exciting contests will be inaugurated.
Nasic and dancing will be the order Of
the night. Go tonight and enjoy one Of
the most elegant aud successful Fairs
ever originated and carried on in Mem
phis
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FUNERAL of the Late Rev. DIR. simon
Tmakn.

Tuska.
The funeral of the late DR.. Tuska,
Rabbi of the Congregation Children Of
Israel, took place this morning from the
residence Of Che deceased. Tue order
of procession was as fol.eys;
Mf Marshals.
Brass Band.
Committee of Arrangements and Warden, in
carriage.
Congregation Children Of Israel.
CONGREGATION Beth FL Emeth.
Euphratcs and Iiddelel Lodges. |. .. Ii. Is.
Other societies and friepds Of the deceased.
Sabbath School.
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QuaiIs.

Two hundred dozen fresh quails re
ceived by express this morning at Victor
d. Fuchs, Al jefferson street. III
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PrroH PINE KrNDLrNG.-A large guam
tity for sale cheap at 1872 Causey st. llO7
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Piftsburg and Camel Coal, and
Gas Coke, at PetersOn's, I3 Madison
and 1874 Poplar street. sz-.4zs =. 81
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PUBLIC LECTURE.
Notice 20 Ex-COnfederates and the
Public at Large. El

Hon. Duncan McRae will deliver a
lecture before the Confederate Soldiers
Relief and Historical Association at ST
Lazarus church. Thursday evening, the
9th instant, beginning at q o'clock
Seats free, and the public is cordially IN
vited to attend, the ladies in particular
The members Of the association are re
quested to assemble at the church at
seven o'clock. sharp. for the transaction
Of semi-monthly business. By order Of
the President, IsHAN G. HARRIS
J. HARVEY MATHEs, Seey. 100
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5 P1rrsBURG, Camel and Anthracite
coal-Pittsburg and gas coke-for sale
by BIGLEY, MELLERsH * Co.,
1907 South Court and Main
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- nrienns Cotton Mnrke1

NEw OnlEASs. January 4. II $50 a.m.-Opt-
ton is weak but demand fair; sales. 800 bale.
middlings at llsto hssc. = rn TrTr
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PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown h Jones, office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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The wheeler A Wilson seWine Ma
chine has, wherever introduced
proven Itself superior 90 ali other
machines.
A. SUMNER CO.. Dealers.
llsl s.s Second -, Memphis
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New HONEY, also, fresh cranberries,
,oc ather with good supply of family
SOe les of all kinds at ] Deyoto's S, cor
81, rs and Third streets. 4-t
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JUsT ARRIVED. -25 barrels '%en pN,e
rye and buckwheat -four, for sa' ~" y
the trade. d. A. CLAREE 4 CO.. -
10Y 284 Front street.
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CANDIDATE FOR 0FFICE.-Pitch pine
kindling for sale by coal and wood
dealers luJ
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Fury CHOICE DEER just received BY
Victor d. Fuchs at his oyster, FISH and
game depot, Al jefferson street III
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By S. P. and A. telegraph
LIVERPOOL, January 4. p.m.-Cotton is
duh; sales, l5.00 bales. I'd
Middling Uplands........................ as l-16
Orleans ..........e 3-ltdotz
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
PUgLIc LEpeKR oFyrcE

PUBLIC LEDGER OFPICE,
MEMPHIS. TENN. January 4. 1871.
We have no material changes to note in the
general market. Trade continues quiet. and
prices are generally unchanged. Bagging is
weak, and is sold at 251s to 261zc; corn meal is
in light request at SO Is to So 25; cottonseed is
firm at SO per ton on the levee, buyer furnish
ing sacks; -four is quiet and unchanged; oats
are quiet at so to sic corn is quiet at 81 to 60c
hay firm at s22 so; bran nominally s23; po-
tatoes are inactive at 50 rs to So Is per barrel ;
onions. 81 to 81 80 per barrel; provisions are
quiet and unchanged.
MONEY.
Matters relating to local finances continue
quiet and very much the same as previously
mentioned. Money is rather close, but it is
the general superstition the most pressing time
is over, and with the inauguration Of the new
years business, the market will probably
show more positive evidences of relation. The
demand for loans is sufficient to absorb and
employ all the available funds of the banks.
and rates of interest remain steady at 9 to l.
per cent. per annum. There is very little, il
any, paper offered upon the street, and those
capitalists who were asking from 2 to per
cent. per month short time since would
readily take frst-class paper now at 11Sc. We
learn upon inquiry at the leading banks that
the paper maturing to-day is being met
promptly, and that there are but few appli-
cations for EXTENSION. Owing to the limited
facilities for the shipment of cotton, exchange
comes in slowly; rates are unchanged-% to
80 discount is charged on all Eastern bills.
and 14c discount on New Orleans. Local Sc
curities, stocks and scrips are quiet and un-
changed County warrants are purchased at
6S to 69c, and sold by dealers at 20 to lie. City
bonds are bought at so to sic, and sold at SIC.
Tennessee money is taken at TSc, and sold at
I Zoe. Gold is purchased at 1091l; the opening
I New York rate was l10Ss, after which 1t adj
vaneed 1sc, but subsequently declined to the
opening rate. Government securities opened
dull but steady in tone. Sterling exchange
was steady at lO9ls. Tennessee bonds were
iaiSs AZ iOT Oiu anu csc Tor the new issue.
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New YorK Uotton market.

by .. r. HHu a. IeItBIHpHsI ~"
New YoRK. January 4, 2 p.m.-The mar
ket is heavy; sales on the spot, $500 bales; flu
ture delivery. $500 bales.
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Jusr Received. "A fresh lot Of beai
meat and venison at $. Clements. Z.
Beal street lOs
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II you want goo .,-ao,
whisky, go 10 2z6 Sec, g
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By an actual count of stock yesterday an
excess of 67SO bales over the running estimate
was discovered, making the, total stock on
hand 1855 bales. The New York market was
quiet during to morning at yesterdays quota
tons. The Liverpool market opened dull.
with estimated sales $1,000 bales; uplands.
S f-led; Orleans, s5-l6 to sgd. Sales at all
U. S. ports yesterday were 1900; receipts.
H,l09. BH IEt#Ef|
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STEAMBOATS,.
For ArIkansas River

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co...
s. Mail ,Line-For Helena, Friar's Point
Mouth of White river, Pine Bluff and Little
Rock. connecting for Hot Springs and Fort
Smith,
THOS. III. ALLEN, Capt. Clay Rice.
UNHIS NEW AND ELEGANT IT,
i side-wheel steamer will leave sllssn n
FRIDAY, the 9th inst9nt, at So
pm. .-.fs.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. G. PATrES0N, Agent.
10 No. 3 Madison ST.. Stanton Block
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For Aldermen.

We are authorized TO announce b. +. BOON
rs a candidate for the position Of Alderman
from the Tenth Ward. Election on Thursday
r. VAN BROCKLIN is a candidate for Al
,derman of the Tenth Ward. Election, Janu-
airy 5th. ue
MEMPHIS. December o. 1870.
The voters of the Third Ward, who so kindly
requested me to become a candidate for Alder
man at the ensuing election, are respectfully
notified that accept their call, and hope lif
elected) TO be able to serve them satisfactorily.
Very respectfully, cyr
to L. Il. mAChALL.
At the earnest solicitation of friends. Mr.. p.
MeNulty has consented to become candidate
for Alderman from the Seventh Ward lite
To the Cti-ens Of the .Seren,h Ward;
/ most respectfully ask the honor Of repre-
senting you in the next Board Of Aldermen.
te JOHN L0AGUE.
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THE CITY.

1suoa ME M PHIS:
Wednesday Evening. Jan. 4. 1871
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MEMPHIS. january 4. 1871.

We are authorized to announce ex-Mayor
n. ID. BAUGH a candidate Tor councilman
from the Fourth Ward.
MEMPHIS. January 4. 1871,
Having been called on by meeting OF tne
=; 'tizens of the Seventh Ward, held last eve
nj ug unsolicited by mel, to announce hys 1;1
III n candidate for Councilman from sand
" w., d. / do so, with the assurance that II
elect, "a esct TiII serve '"' il. G. TRADER.
E{;,or. Pnblic Ledger:
hd pio announce my name as Q candidate
Cor Tonn silman of the Third Ward. Electioh
January '"' JACOB STEINKUHL.
,nce with the request contained in
'rSo, LA ressed to us in Saturday evening
ine oaru ~ a, 2nounce ourselves as candidates
f, oct;an nj Councilmen from the sixth
Ward "a IA. PARKER.
We are authorized to rnSSunse s HEM ~ tb h.
HUBERT ca ndidate fol- KIN te
Eight Ward. Election on tn '0'"'
We are authorized to ammo 'unee IMAM IN y I IF
AMIS, JR.,. as a candidate for Co tIon. jan
the Third Ward at the ensuing elet NVH' O te
uary 5th.
We are authorized to announce W. me
FOSTER a candidate for Councilman Of
Eight Ward, at the ansnins election. tttcH =
To ihe Cifisens Of the Eighth Ward:
/ respectfully announce myself candidate
for Councilman for the Eighth Ward.
tee JOHN HOLLYWOOD.
DIR. J. p. DROMGOoLE is n candidate for
REELECTION as Councilman OF the Fifth Ward, |
and asks healthy and hearty support on the |
5th Of January next. to
Citizens Of the Fifth Ward: |
/ am candidate for reelection as Council |
man. If you think that have done my duty |
during my term of office, then ask you to in
dOrse the same at the next election.
to MARTIN COHEN.
j. NJ. PETTIGREW is a candidate for
Councilman of the Fourth Ward. 10
j. GENETTE is a candidate for Council |
man of the Eighth Ward at the ensuing mu |
nicipal election. vi"
We are authorized to announce Captain |
MONT. PEPPER and r. p. DUNCAN, ESQ.,, |
for reelection to the City Council from the |
Fourth Ward. y7-t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Enr CaunciImen.

Captain JAMES BACHMAM is candidate
for Councilman in the flith ward !"
We are authorized to announce ex- Mayor
n. ID. BAUGH a candidate for councilman
from the Fourth Ward.
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JET PALACE, 70. IN e'-iao s-'''
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FOR PLANTERS 81,

constantly following
which will be sold CORRESPONDENCE LOW PRICES:
. Bachelors full stock Kip Boots and Brogans
Full lines of Clothing and Hats; .LGlADHlaM -h. ItW
Tweeds Kerseys Beverly Twils Sainets,
Cassimeres, Plaid and Striped Osnaburg,
Heavy Brown and Bleached Domesics, White Liney
AND ALL OTHER GOODS FOR PLANTATION USE
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Go and Sc. the Monitor. pol