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Members OF Hook and Ladder Company
No. ], are requested to meet this evening
at halfpast seven o'clock, In half uni
form, for drill. By order of
b. LOEB, Assistant Eoraman.
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Wanted,

Small farms for sale or rent In order To
meet the demands.
City business promptly attended to.
ia. II. HOSACK, Land Agent,
feb9dlw Austin street, Dallas.
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WE RETAIL
CHINA, GLASS
And Queensware,
AT Wholesale Prices.

We ask the citizens q,
Dallas and vicinity to wrl,a
to us for prices of anything ~
In our line. 1t viii cost W."
nothing, and You will saye
money. We have n full stool
Of China In WHITE, GOIn
BAND, and DECORATOR
Also, everything in Glass.
ware and Queensware. You
can buy a full set as chean
from us as you can buy a few
piecesfrOm theretail dealer
Weguarantee everythingto
be as represented. Remem.
Der that we wai& your trade
and will deal honestly with
you, or not at all. Special
prices to hotels and restau.
rants. Now OH hand a large
line of DINNER, TEA and
Chamber Sets, very cheap.
Send orders direct to
MILLER & STEPHENSON.
5O4 N. 4tF st., st. Louis, Mo,
oct3o-d&wly
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rioo,ro.vanor and sInhurIo palhs

DIR, j, y, Coleman hna removed his baths
the W MT room, drBt door OF the Cosmopo-
Titan Hotel, where he win be pleased to see
his friends and patrons. jnn7dtL
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For Dallas and county, aud every county In
the state. Can asssers Of either sex are snc.
cessful, and are making s2OO monthly. All
Agents must give security IN that amount.
Iun6dtf DALLAS Il. O. BOX 6Ss.
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Metropolitan Now. Store.

st. Louis Daily Times, Republican, and
Globe-Democrat-seven papers q week-de-
livered to any part of the city FOR THIRTY
CENTS, in advance. Corner Elm and syca-
more streets. jan30-dtf
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Prescriptions most carefully compounded
at reasonable rates, both night md day, ut
the Market Drug store, $40 Main street, by
Il. y. Essen LOHR,
German Pharmacist,
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Wanted.

AT the Dent dairy II good dairymnn. Also
Il good cook. Apply on premises, or to
febSd4t W.B. D0NOHO.
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70 Douglas, Whitney Il Co., proprietors OF
His Majesty's Steam Candy Works, Dallas,
Texas. Greeting:
You are hereby ordered to reduce the price
of pure home made candies, and sell the
same for forty cents per pound or three
pounds for one dollar. Herein full not under
penalty OF Royal displeasure.
BOGHARlB,
Lord High Chamberlain.
OFFICE DOUGLAS, WHITNEY & Co..
DALLAS, February =, 1875.
Through respect to the King-To Bogharib
Lord High chamberlain:
In obedience to the order of His Royal
Highness his loyal subjects cheerfully COM
ply. DOUGLAS, WHITNEY j. CO.,
Steam Candy Works.
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All kind of Hair Work done on short no.
tice. S,IRASON.
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Surgeon and Physician office, No. 4O7 Main
street, up stairs, Room No. 8, where he will
be found at all hours, both day and night.
jap2l-dlm -
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200 acres of good land, mostly prairie, lying
on the waters OF Mesquite, ten miles East OF
Dallas, offered for a few days ut 50 50 per
acre, by WE. LYTE & co.
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Lamar street.
fnn23dlm H
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80 acres OF land, on new street car truck, for
sale for cash notes by IL. Ii. HALL.
febSd4t
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Private Boarding, No. l0i Lamar street,
between Ross avenue and Hord street. First
class boarding, and all the comforts of a
home. Jan9C-dtf
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Dealer In Hides, Wool and Furs. Pays cash
for Dry Bones, Steer, Buffalo and Deer
Horns, Wax, Tallow, Etc. febldtf
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Leave your orders for Mardl Gras suits
with Hamilton II Co., 4O1 Main street.
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Highest price paid for Human Hair.
=. IRALSON,
5i4 Main street.
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aith OF February. 1876.


And therefrom until our departure, traffic
labor, trade, and all other occupations shall
cease, and Mirth reign supreme.
III. That all LINES OF TRANSPORTATION ex.
tending throughout OUR ROYAL DOMAIN
Immediately cause to be promulgated o re-
duced tariff of rates, for the benefit of all
loyal Subjects who may desire to see our
Royal Capitol on that day.
III. We command the 'rades, arts, me.
chanlcs, citizens and soldiers, societies OF
every kind, maskers, jewellers, prom enaders
and all OF our fun-loving subjects to pass in
review before our royal presence. And
when the shades of night shall fail upon ou-
beloved city, let floods OF light, and golden
fire Hume the streets, and then
The Mystic Jewellers
Appear in gorgeous splendor, and the null
titude gather at our places Of festivities to
add to the p'easuie and glory of our reign.
BY THE KINGS COMMAND, God save the
King
Given under our Hand and Seal, at the
Palace OF Wyamnize, this the 9th day OF
January, 1876, and nine hundred and ninety
ninth year o. our reign.
BY the King Himself: REX,
Attest BOGHARIR,
jan2Sdtf Lord High Chamberlain.
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9ailg Netala.
rupDAILy ItsnALD

Niii he fouud on sale by the news
boys On all trains ~ tho Texas
stands NJ The Legrand, Nan Jncinio
and I.aluar hotels.
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nenffsfry.

Why pay twenty or thirty dollars
for first-class set Of teeth ? Snyder
u Adams are making full upper or
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The Texas Rag Company will pay the
highest price for all kinds OF rags. febSd2t
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Tribute Proclamation.

BY REX, KING OF THE CARNIvL.
CARNIVAL PALACE
February !, 1876.
To Our Well Beloved Subjects of Dallas:
hh0tc pc, That, reposng special confidence
In the Valor, integrity and loyalty of our
well beloved subject,
MAJOR E. W. BAYLOR,
We have caused to be transmitted to him.
through Bogharib Lord High Chaml erlain
OF the Empire, the Assessment Rolls of The
FIJI War Tax, with instructions to collect
the same instanter, publish daily the nam es
OF our subjects who may pay their tribute
to Rex, and deposit the sne xels collected
with Adams e Leonard, bankers, to the
credit Of our War Department..
BY the King HIMSELF REN.
IL is recorded:
BoGHARlB, L. II. G.
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DALLAS. TEXAS,
FRIDAY MORNING :;;;iiIEB. II.
PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Tho largest assortment OF fine Soaps, Tooth
Brushes, Combs and choice Teas Just arrived
at the MARKET DRUG STORE,
$40 Main streetr
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Importer of Human Hair and manufacturer
Of Millinery Goods. 8. IRALsoN.
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Extermlnate your rats with poison pre-
pared NJ the MARKET DRUG STORE,
JanOdam SIG Main street,
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Look out for them The Texas Rag Com
pany's wagons are upon the streets. febSd2t
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All kind of Hair Work done on short no.
tice. 3. IRALSON.
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Ladies' Hair Dressing Emporium Sl4 Main
street.
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BY Order Of the King.

"Mardii 'ras" suits made to order by Ham
ilton Il Co., 407 Main street.
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rrlhnInIn Icx.

OFFICE TAX GATHERER GENEllAL1
OF THE klgd on rms CARNIVAL
DALLAS, TeXns, February 10, l@G')
The following loyal subjects have paid
the Fijl War Tax, trlbutlye 10 rex, which
haH bcpn into The Trenauiyt
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MAJOR L, w. BAYLOR.
CITY BUSINESS.
Attention

Eliot and Cold Baths at Wilson's, No
III Elm streef. decljd2m
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Importer of Human Hair and manufacturer
OF Millinery Goods. $. IRALSON,
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Ladies' Hair Dressing Emporium SD Main
street.
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NJ. I. Lsmp's Lseer fe., man.,

hF' 7. Lsmps LsgeF Beer Depot,
n. Jacob arcssmonh Beer Saloon, corner
OF Main and Poydras streets, has lust re-
eeived a car load Of their Celebrated Lager
nsef' both bottled and In kegs. Orders will
: <e .,-nios,tlx aft.o{fn1 "a - ~ ri ~ -
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Highest price paid for Human Hair.
y. IRALSON,
5li Main street.
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ABrand New Rosewood Bradbury Piano,
Used only one week, for sale at great dis
count. Apply to
CHAS. FRED. TUCKER,
ieb5dl0t over City Bank,
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oetyour prescriptions filled at the Market
Drug Store. $40 Main street.
n. y. EIsENLOHR,
sanso&m German Pharmacist.
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Edict by the King of the Carnival.

Edict by the King OF the Carnival.
Edict No. 1.
To Our Loyal SubJects-Greeting
hnoW ye, That we, KING oFTHE CARNIVAL
Sovereign Ruler Of the Realms of Mrth
Folly and pleasure, do Issue this Our Edlct,
and proclaim that we Will pay our first an
nual visit 10 our beloved
CITY of Dallas,
And that we may be received with becoming
splendor, We Issue this our Royal Decree:
l. Attended by our armies, our high dig
nitarles, and our household guards, arrayed
In roy al magni tlcence, we will make our en-
keys of the city from our loyal Mayor, on
the
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Letters from Some Of Oar Leading
BANKERS ana Business Men "a The
Lord High Chamberlain Of mis- Most
Blessed Majesty, Rex.
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by the General Council authorizing
such to be done by depositirg scrip as
collateral security. As yet the banks
fight shy Of the security and have failed
to advance the one hundred thousand
dollars at ten per cent. interest, and in
sums sufficient to meet the monthly re-
quirements of the city, The security is
gilt edge in every respect, but last year
the bankers and brokers bought the scrip
from the police and fremen at a dis
count Of from twenty TO thirty per cent.
and theH the brokers and bankers got
the face value Of and interest on such
scrip in due time, By this transac-
ton the boys lost heavily on their pay,
and the city lost thirty thousand dollars
by the transaction. This time no such
losses can be incurred by the city and
men who work, nor will such profits be
made by the money lenders.
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MERCHANTS CAPITAL TAX.

The Collection of the Sunday MAN.
damus Tax Resisted by the General
Council.
AT the Council meeting held yesterday
Councilman Donovan, of the Second
ward, made s/lengthy and able speech
against the passage Of the resolution or
ordinance based upon the opinion o fthe
City Attorney, to enforce the collection
Of fifty cents on the one hundred dol
lars Of merchants capital for the pur-
pose Of paying the sundry mandamus
tax. The City Council passed the fol.
lowing resolution presented by Mr..
Donovan, but the Aldermanic Board
refused to concur and returned it for
amendment. The matter was settled by
the appointment of a committee of con-
ference, consisting Of Councilmen Schei-
bier, Donovan and Kelly. Mr.. Dono-
vans resolution is as follows:
Resolved, That the communication Of
the City Attorney in relation to the liza
bllity Of merchants to pay the fifty cents
sundry mandamus tax was not so in
tended by our predecessors in office, but
contemplated only to apply to real and
personal property; Messrs. Lea aud
Brinkley have eDjoined the city from
collecting their taxes unless the mer-
chants are held liable for their pro rata
Of tax; the city is anxious to settle the
matter on az equitable basis, and as
proceedings have already been COM
menced in the courts that the City At
torney be and is hereby directed, as
soon as possible, to get the rulings of
the court in the premises so as to enable
the city to act by sanction of law, to
avoid further complication.
The total values of real estate and per
sonal property in the city are as follows,
and upon these values the assessment OF
December last was made: Real estate,
$l9,329,666; personal property, includ.
: ing bank stocks, $l,5SO,O37. Total val
ues, %, 909, 691. From this amount must
be taken about $0OO,OOO, exceptions and
deductions, which would leave the totaI
values subject to the assessment Of this
sundrY m~andamus tax ABOUT 1923, 900, 900,
If to this is added the 5000, 900, mer.
chants capital, it will reduce the fifty
cent tax about one-fourth, or about
thirty.nine cents. 1t is proposed that
the merchants and property owners hold
a meeting with reference to the matter
and endeavor to settle the controversy
I that has arisen in the Chancery Cour.
| and in the General Council by coming tt
some understanding, and thereby avoiC
litigation.
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THE CITY.
MEMPHIS:
Tuesday Evening, June Is, 1875.
THE FUND.
The Real Points in the Question.
p-o,a Az AvaIopohn luna 10

The Real Points in the Question.
From the Avalanche. June 1871
The public will pardon me for a
moment. The Monumental Fund was
raised by small contributions from many
persons, and for the sole purpose OF
building o monument to the Confederate
dead in Elmwood. The public have
therefore a right to know what use has
been made of the fund.
Col. Galloway states that / am seek
ing to create an impression" that | was
voluntarily paying the debts Of other
people without legal compulsion."
He is mistaken. The only point in
ny card of interest to the public and to
myself is made in my statement as fol-
lows:
but for the fact that it has been re
Gently charged, by implication, at least,
that l borrowed the fund, and also used
it for my personal benefit, and that such
reports have impeded the collection oil
additional money to complete the monu.
ment, l would not, after so long a period
since the transaction closed, refer to il
in any way" The injustice that has
been done consists in this: that because
| assumed the payment, many persons
had csme TO the conclusion and ex'
pressed the opinion that | b borrowed The
money. The facts are these:
l. Col. Galloway borrowed the fundir
1866, 1t was charged up as a debt tC
Galloway, Hampton 4 Co., who failed t
return it.
2. Galloway, Rhea & Cluskey, sue
ceasors to Galloway. Hampton & Co.
promised, in 1867, to restore the fund
and they also failed to do 80.
8 NJ. G. Galloway & Co.-compose,
of NJ, G. Galloway and A. j. Kellar-
successors to Galloway, Rhea q Cluskey
promised to restore the fund. The.
failed to do so.
A. A. j. Kellar, successor to M. c
Galloway & Co., promised to restore tn
fund, and has done so
The legal points need not be discussed
In paying this debt ! certainly paid tn
debt Of others, without legal compuI
sion" The responsibility OF borrowin
the Monumental Fund is not or me, bu
belongs to Col. Galloway. Ipresume b
will frankly assume that responsibility
The payment Of it by me is a good def
more than my share, especially becaus
not a cent Of the fund ever passed int
my hands. 1t was borrowed and used b
Others for their benefit. These facts th
public have a right to know, They al
the only poiRts in the case.
ANDREW j. KELLAR.
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A PRAYER Mee1ing ON The Rain.

The other night a large excursion
party left Marshall, Iowa, by q special
train for Eldora. The occasion Of the
visit was q desire Of many to listen once
more to the teachings Of the Rev. Mr..
Graves, the evangelist. On the way,
both coming and going, a prayer.meeting
was held in the cars, the deepest inter-
est being manifested by all, and it is
understood that one or two were placed
under conviction on the way down. This
is supposed to have been the first in
stance on record of a successful prayer
meeting on a railroad train, with souls
being led to Christ while skimming
across the country at the rate Of forty
miles an hour.
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Amusements.

MEMPHIS ThEATER.-Next Wednesday
evening the drama of Ours, now being
rehearsed by the Chiekasaw Guards,
assisted by a few young lady amateurs
who have volunteered for this interesting
occasion, will be presented. All who
participate are well known young ladies
and gentlemen, and this fact invests the
forthcoming entertainment with specia'
interest. Besides, Ours, which is a mill
tary play, will be we'll produced. There
should be a crowded house.
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We had an Irish ball at the hotel, and
the girls and boys were all there. Sup
per was announced at sharp IL o'clock.
Miss Grady, the belle Of the evening,
from Paterson, was approached by one
of the beaux with the question:
Whatll yez hev for supperY' "Sure,
it's quail on toast and some fried oys.
theirs I'll have" mo, yell not, either.
Yen take bane soup like the resth, or
yell rise out Of that and give that to
Mary Ann. That's what yen do
Nep Jersey Herald.
A woman in Cumberland, KY, while
in bed felt something move across her
body. She sprang up, made a light, and
saw that the object was a rattlesnake,
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NAV ORLEANs, juno II, $50.

Sol Coleman. Esq. Memphis, Tenn:
DEAR SIRG-The great sale Of con6s-
Gated Cuban cigars begins on Monday,
June 10Th, at IL o'clock m. You can
secure bargains by being here in time.
Don't fail. l will look FOR you at depot.
Yours, j. B%oMMAL1NE.
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Rana Rail POafrX.

What more consistent, what more fitting name
Could have been given to our glorious game?
Base ball! Indeed the game is very base.
As I've concluded to my own disgrace.
Put me TO catch fair ball on the fly.
I'm sure to take it in" yes, in my eye,"
As we'll / know. for I have played the game
My arm is in a sling, my legs are lame;
My eyes are red and black, and wOei is me;
Ny fingers all are quito a sight to see.
June, 1876. j. W. N.
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General John c. Fizer is confined to
his room by an attack Of infammatory
rheumatism,
Mr.. E. Coll, one Of our leading dry
goods merchants, has returned from the
East, after several month"; absence.
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GAINES INSTITUTE.
Interesting Commencement Exer-
oiBes Last Evening.

Interesting Commencement Rxer-
oiBes Last Evening.
There was a very handsome audience
at the New Memphis last evening to wit
ness Mrs. NJ. K. Meredith's commence
ment exercises, and the young ladies
without exception did their parta admir-
ably. 1t has seldom been our privilege
to see young people better drilled, with
better enunciation aud better accent.
The feur graduates, Miss Looney, Miss
Leftwich, Miss Fletcher and Mics Aber-
nathy, did themselves infinite credit.
I Miss Looney, the valedietorian, read a
most graceful composition. Miss Left
wich also read a very dainty poetical
efusion upon The Mission Of a Leaf"
Miss Alternately wrote upont the Dignity
Of Labor" and Miss Fletcher gave a
recitation hat was as fine a piece Of
tragedy as we have lately seen. Miss
Jennie Wilson gave Mark Twain's Cur
ing a Cold" in a very spirited, funny
manner, and Misses Lizzie Humes anC
Beckie Lowenstein brought down the
house in a very witty little dialogue. Lit
tie Blanca Chapsky gave her grand
mothers poem of Benny and did i
admirably. Mittie Humes gave Lad.
Clare" and did herself great credit. Tn
music was spirited and Gne. One Of tn
best things Of the evening was little 81
sic Wilson's fingers tripping SO expert.
over the keys. Mrs. Meredith rose iron
a bed of sickness to give us this enter
tainmeut, and she deserves the thanks o
her patrons for her pluck and integrity
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ItPuzzIed everybody yester.
day 10 know how Sternberg
was ablet 10 sell Marble Head,
the Boss sc cigar, at that
price. only depot BIB Main.
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JOHN WRIGHT
Glider and Picture Frame Maker.
NM. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ANNOUNCEMENT
For Constable.

For Constable.
7. s, MALLORY is a candidate for ~re-Olec.
ton as Constable Of the Fourteenth Civil
District. S9te
For Attorney General Bartlett Cir
cuit Court.
am a candidate for election to the Office Of
Attorney General Of the Bartlett Oircuit
Court, subject TO the action Of the nominating
Convention Of the Democratic and C0nserva-
ste G. W. GORDON.
For Judge of the Criminal Court.
announce myself as . candidate for Judge
Of the Criminal Court Of Shelby County, sub
ject to the Democratic and Conservative con-
ventions JOHN ID. ADAMS.
SITE
At the urgent solicitation Of many friends,
both belonging TO the bar and among the peo-
pie, / announce that my name will be before
the Democratic and Conservative Convention
to assemble in June next, as a candidate for
Judge Of the Criminal Court Of Shelby county
73-te W. I. AVERY.
For SheriR.
G. r. powell is a candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff of Shelby county, subject to the action
of tho nominating convention Of the Demo
cratic and Conservative party to be held in
June next. 77-te
G. L. ANDERSON is a candidate for re-
election TO tho Office Of Sheriff, subject to the
action of the Shelby County Democratic anC
Conservative Convention in June next. TUT
For County Trustee.
To the voters of Shelby County;
1 am a candidate for 70. election 10 the oficl
| of County Trustee for Shelby county, subjec
to the nomination Of the Democratic and Con
sentative Convention to be held in June next
Nay 20. 1875: L7ltel j: ]. RAWLINGS.
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:. Down she GOes.''

Passenger rates to New York from
Memphis, Grand Junction and Corinth,
all rail-" $26, by the Memphis and
Charleston railroad.
SO NJ. s. JAY, G. 7. and I. A.
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TIE Thompson Dean did not arrive.
l will leave for New Orleans by the first
boat or train today.
Sol COLEMAN.
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In the LEDGER job office can be und
competent, skillful and tasteful pri tiers,
who can give entire satisfaction the
display Of any job of printing. 1851
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Paper your residences.
Now is the best time.
MARCUS JONES,
5Ot No. 1901 Second Street.

GAS PIPES, Water Pipes, Bath Tubs,
Pumps, Hydrants, Hose, etc. Prices
lew. Browne, the Plumber. 263 Second
street, opposite Court Square. Il6.t
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tbs type, material and workmen of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee frstclass
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
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TRUNKS, the best and at lowest prices,
at the Factory, 1852 Main street. 100
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-13

but if the corporation had forty souls,
that would not save it from the thousand
damns it receives daily from citizens who
reside in the suburbs of the city.