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By virtue Of q deed Of trust made ! ohsatI
Wagner and Christina Wlgnd, hi III hiA4Es'
dersagned trustee, dated The hHt day VI b
the year 1877, and recorded anong he IsAathtt
records Of Ohio county. Wst VtTtnll . lWdt
Trust Book numbered Il, plse2a, ! SWu
SATURDAY, the I'D day d JusA IN
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. Y. o. ai1 tiI d n
front door OF the Court HoaH d Dab uss;iI
Wet Virginia, In the Oily Il Wbslial NJ d
public suction the iolloWipg derhbd FpfdJ.H
% much thereof a. may h beeslly bpI y
debt secured by aid deed d truEtnd tbtusa5
attending The execution Of The trai, ddNht "a
deed, that Is TO ny, the north bali o. ~ hgsAdH
tiye and the whole Of lot Numbered d q sEri
numbered ok, In the SddIton TO he oil dr. 9
Wheeling known a ChurhllFS tddluen nlsis
two, reseTving, however, all The flhp irsfTsH
John Bruce in his deed 10 The nd CFntil ~
ner dated the 10Th day Of punbr ~ n1f
corded among the public Ind fteofti q aASS
" In Deed Book NUMBERED ., iobo u
THEns on sALE-0nethih, Iod hneasI
q the purchaser may elect 10 pI, M Y y
The balance In two equal IniAllnehbnuE
twelve months respectively, With lniHtttNeE
day Of Aale, the purchaser 70 Sire hhbeAss1
promIssory note for Zach inilLlmtnL tnl1.ut
10 The property sold 10 b rttlind nse1'VA
the paS ment thereof, until pad 10 IHlL
The title Il believed to s GOD teisa1
trustee / shall only convey i1eh nu'hh'sA
In me by the trust deed hlor4id -
GEO. b. CALDWELL Ii9uS.
J, c. HKRvET, Auttloneef,
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I. KENNEDY.
SALE,

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BY Virtue Of two deeds Of tp,,
ChfieuAn Wagner and Christina No ELatT
70 NE nndefIigned trustee. dILed Nv 1SlTA
o. peeember, In The Year Is16 IbSrSus9R ~
The public land records Of Ohp mai SaL6sei
giniA, In Deed Of Tru,t Boof IA IL !,ne W
other deed Of tfuAt made By Chbstst ~ "
we undersigned trustee, dltd m II, 1891
MAY, 10 the year 1874, ADD r,n,d. alld
public land records Of aid cous,S n ntIllttA
BOOK numbered SeTtu. iOio SUI hs
FRIDAY. the !iG day d J.D. IS
Beginning at 10 o'dek Al dSIt,T
iIont door o. the CouIi HoOk q 06b1,5i, W
virginia, In the city d Rb0isF, m ,yINA
auction the following doenbI eroeg,,
CITY, o. 70 much thtfeoi n mai i bars.2, -
The DEBT secured By Md dedI ii t,ns, w
expenses attending The execution d IL ,rS..i
ated py aid deeds, but Iublet toIl I'M an s,sI
mentioned below Of The hoth hii6 NJ !
o. TWO thousand dollar Sih lntaGt ~
March I'D, ISL, I'LL paid, b. lin, n 49,
trust irom Chretlln Wager al y,
DuSeh, trustee, dated MIfrh "a, ia
Cd among the puhlie land nortid m SS,s
10 Deed Book Numbered 81, pEt n. thTsr.,
! will sell ~ Aforesaid the ido1iaFjSssJs
perty, OF % much thereof ~ nD : pSssSI
Aforesaid: The eastern part q DE rorS IN
lot numbered seVtnty.nine, ttatd d ~ ~
ode Of Main street, "tentrt WhelkI N y.
fronting thiItJ-thfee feet on The ~ ~
~ and unnllg NetULrdly d tfa VA M
iouf Ieet siK iAehes, OF toa pulnt EItJ4Nst N
DIX inches from Main street, I'D IkFis ~ -
ern line Of that part Of the Doth hIld -.
bered seyenty.nine, haeniief nGhnH NJ.
part lot being The s1me pietG EuznImldri
conveyed 10 the nid ChhutiIn ElasTbTJI,
A. Berry and vile and MIlllI LIhaay Il SsJ
dated February 18th, 1855, nd nur5d iSSsS
The public land records Of Oho n1gn.I, Wut NJ.
giniA, In Deed Book No. s., ido3le
Also, 20 much Of the north hl ID nhla,i
seyenty.nine a lles betueo Nth FIst NJ b.
piece Of ground above dtafha4, ~ bdrE n
ame propsrty granted and eefutdb ~ n
Christian Wagner by John UDoGHtl Nd UkT
deed dAled March 80, l6s, md noEdd tnai
aid land records In Deed kok No s. biz n,
The mat mentioned part Of The honAktidh
No. 70 will be hut sold At aid tine nd phA
The title TO the poperty hdsby IINdtNd WI
sold is believed 10 be good, sublNct 70 ID has
part thereof as above, but selling - lrtiS III
only convey such title - % Tatd In nab n
two deeds Of trust Aforesaid.
TKRys oY SLLK-0ne-thld, lbd d nBtk ~
% the purchaser may elect 70 pJ, oh Il knt
the balance 10 two equal lhs6llHah ItEI 81
twelve months respectively With IstHts, tSaA
day Of nle, the purchaser 10 dTs hh bHvtA
promi~ory note for each inItllntbtHsA d. Id
10 the property told TO bSphIne u segrtJk
the pay ment thereof until PAID 10 fall.
SIMON BAER, THEA
CALpwELLd CALDWELL, AttOrpSTi
J, {. HKRyKY, Auctloneet. nj.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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F0R SALE
RARE OPPORTUNITY 70. 4,
Elegant Country Residence

ny Farm, consisting Of lh!ty
uonAl pike. II 10 also well lin MA eetsetSE
purposes, A. good Orchard, tonS.-St nisdEai
Peais And quinees, l. on he pl'cS g IfEI
Frame Hsu.e Of 10 ROM, II n AttstaI
water on both eOon. The H., Z Pslse1 zti
~ ne Elm Grove Street On S II lhsAai
hempneld Railroad, being Ioais5 H.is d
ton Of the lAtter. N"d &hIr a.
II not old at printe ILs b.sor, sI,r,,.
yune !olh, u VIII b then Oaded Al psNSShglI,
sharp. ~ eekst D. i,
For further Information enquire on n,
at any time, Of the andGniSSSd. VI 'A' Fsuhs
myte P. KINvpn,
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n ron SALE.
moi AALE.

Tho tsostory BRICK Butnes Houss, No. 100
MEketequlro. Hm bean occupied u . Saloon and
viii b Q good Investment 10 the purchaser.
Terms OaIy. Goodr0EIons for selling. Enquire Of
W. q. HALLER 4 90,
my2a-eod iOls hlfket Street,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

%sTrfadelphIA AecommodatIon.-This train only
runs between Wheeling md TriAdtlphla
tDaily northumberland Accommodation.
tSteubenVille Accommodation.-Thls train dur
log the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Boll1lre, stopping when requl.
red at sherman House, RtnaTlle, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill,
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DIcTURE FRAMES u.b
O. ,lss.nt style. 10 EOe3y I'D Gq I'D n
VI DesIgnL Ain, the M I'D ~
FINE STERL E SSSSSSvGS
7.,,,sr With , ssnpi.'. y, 4 ,ss;TaTb
EUTCHLEY music ANDA
Jti
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CHOICE STRAWBERRIES,

Prcuf the Paxton farm ismvbeny HIlD near
WelIsbuIR. Thess berries are pronounced By
Judges 70 be exceptionally hne, and lovers Of the
truit may b sure Of getting Il fresh, a. II will b
picked on the day Of shipment.
3. J. sMYTH,
J4 Garner Market and Fourteenth stA
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I ELLIfRlTZ,

- RoxEs FRESH srR!E ,si5
2UU WIN receive ny! ntt6 v,iIly saI.tS
~ 2oG P,s SS1S yei,IsSios d q lIn4 ssEtsEES!.
pySt
GAVE MOSEY-By 6sIlsH BEBEps
- Produce from vi JH~
myG
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DAcos-chatsr Sugar Cured Hlms, Virginia
10 Broakfsst Bacon, Sugar Cured Shoulder Cen
eldeA Plain Sheulde1, ali At current miisst ntsh
fad D, @ LEI, il
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ToUsE FOB sALE-l qsst r. ~ sssiT
V IN soutS Front street, ltLod, 10 s.tt'6
bsddS. HOase contains nlns rooai;
70 III iH s,s sSiIss 90 ali thrrs s19r
ST III teeL, and The ground, vel III
Iefmh eAiy' "FF' john NOtb ~
.,o, South FUn, snss.~
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CALpwELLd CALDWELL, AttornsIL
J. {. HKRvKY, AuctlOneeE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-23

WAsH1yarov. Ootober 3. 1a.m

WAsH1SGToS, October %. l am.
For New England, increasing eloudi-
ness, followed by rain, warmer northeast.
erly winds, falling barometer, followed
in the west portions by rising barometer
and colder northwest winds.
For the Middle Atlantic States cloudy,
rainy weather, warm eas;erly, backing to
colder northwest winds, falling, followed
by rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States colder,
partly cloudy and cloudy weather, with
frequent rains, northwesterly winds,
rising, preceded in the EAST portions by
falling barometer.
For the East Calf States clear or partly
cloudy weather, norlhwesterly Winds,
falling, followed by rising temperature
stationary or higher pressure.
For the West Gulf States, warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, variable
winds, mostly sOulherly. and lower
pressure.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley
partly cloudy weather, frequent rain
areas, followed by clearing weather,
uorthwesierly winds, falling, followed by
rising temperature, and in east portions
followed by rising barometer.
For the lover lake region cloudy and
rainy weather, colder norlhwesterly
winds, rising, preceded in the east por
lions by falling barometer.
For the upper lake region partly
cloudy weather, westerly winds, gener.
ally shifting to warmer s%outherly, sta.
tionary or lower pressure.
For the upper Mississippi valley clear
Eeaiher, followed by increasing cloudi.
ness, possibly by rain. warm ,outherly,
7sering to colder northwest winds, fall.
ing, followed by rising barometer.
For the lower Missouri valley partly
cloudy weather, occasional rain, variable
winds. stationary or higher temperature
rising. followed BY stationary or falling
barometer.
The rivers will remain nearly station
sry.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-23

Nothing is more easy than to
grow rich. 1t is trust nobody, to
befriend none, to get everything
and save all you get, to stint our
selves and everybody belonging to
us, to be the friend of NO man and
have no man for our friend, to heap
interest upon interest, to be mean,
miserable and despised, for some
twenty or thirty years, and riches
will come as sure as disease or dis
appointment. Aud, when pretty
near enough wealth is collected by
a disregard of the human heart,
and at the expense of nearly every
enjoyment, save that of indulging
in miserable meanness, death comes
to finish the work, and the body is
buried in a hole, the heirs rejoice
over it, and the spirit goes
whittier?
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-23

W. Il. Bates, offs c. loot & Co., ar,
rived in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Sam. Bowen, of the Home Insu.
rance Company, came into the city to.
day to open the ofioe tor business.
Mr.. Chris. Hoffman, as a visitor ior
the Knights of Honor in the Ninth ward
aHd Ffteenth civil distriethas performed
a great deal ofhsrd aud useful work.
Mr.. Hiram Gage is back again, after q
long absence, aud is st work for the
Knights Of Honor.
Mr.. a. Dow returned and opened his
store, at 2l0 Front street. last Monday
aud is prepared for business.
Colonel j. J. Rawlings who has been
so%journing in the country, ten miles out
put in an appearance to-day. He looks
remarkably we'll.
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clrsums,auulaI EyIaenss.

A story illustrating the crushing
force of mere circumstantial evil
dence has for its hero a Russian
gentleman Of distinction, who, pro.
vided with strong and tlattering rec
concentrations visited the coin and
medal room of a certain national
institution. The coins and medals
in this collection being to all intents
aud purposes priceless, the curators
are compelled TO exercise the very
utmost caution as to the admission
of strangers, and to keep q sharp
lookout on the visitors while they
arc inspecting the rarest of the
~numismatic treasures. The Rus
sian gentleman wished to seea med
al-say of Constantine Chorus
which was ofgold, of large size, and
reputed to be unique. Suddenly,
while he was bending over it, the
medal disappeared, and the foreign
er declared it had slipped from his
hand and fallen on the floor. AT
ter a scrupulous examination of
every chink and Granny in the
room, the officials began to doubt
the strangers integrity, and init
mated that it would be necessary to
call in a detective and to have him
searched, whereupon the gentleman
evidenced great mental disturb
ance. AS this agitation only con-
irmed the suspicious of his guilt, a
policeman was actually summoned
but, just as the half resisting stran-
ger was about to be exposed tc
gross personal indignity, an attend.
ant cried out hat he had found the
medal. The efigy had indeed fallen
to the ground, and rolled under
one of the presses. The curatort
of the collection, Of course, over.
whelmed the Russian gentleman
with apologies;but they could,notre re.
frain from asking why he had ex.
hibited reluctance so great to be
searched. "For this reason" sale
the foreigner, still palIid and trem.
bling with agitation. SIT has beer
generally asserted and believed thai
the fellow to Your Constantine Chic.
rus medal is not to be found in the
whole world. You told me so, hal.
"A dozen times, this morning. Now
| happen to possess a counterpart Of
this very medal produced it.
as he spoke from his waistcoat peck.
et-"and it was my wish to .enjoy
your discontinue when | proved t.
You that your treasure was no.
unique. But what would have
been my position if your medal h ac
not come to light, and mine haC
been found in my pocket? who
would have believed in my story o
the counterpart" This incident
is strange, but true.
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LEDGER LINES.


There was another light frost this
morning.
Toe death list in this mornings Ap.
peal contained bat one name not in
yesterdays LEDGsE.
Il Brewer, ten miles south on the
He'nando road. says he will employ City
coitou-pickers from Memphis.
A correspondent Of The Appeal, writ.
ing from ~springdsle, Miss, gives US a
killing frost BY the 26lh inst.
The printing Office and bipdery Of S.
G Tool & Co. is nov open and ready for
al orders.
Captain Tom Caldwell, the old reliable
mate ard his excellent wife, returned to
the city yesterday 10 fac health. The
captain will loon be of oa ore Of eor
foe packets.
Andrew Jackson, one of tie eolored
Z1uavsf, accidentally shot himself
through the arm this morning at the
commissary on Court street. The affair
created a great commolion for a moment
or two.
As Nj. J Kohlberg, president Of III,
Howard Relief Association ADD Howard
Visitors, was driving out at the head Of
Vance street this morning, the oulsid,
trimmings Of his buggy took Ere irou
soue unknown cause, and tho top ant
seat were nearly destroyed. Il wal 9
very singular accident.
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After this date, until farther
notice, the LEDGER will not
be delivered by carriers.
Parties desiring 10 subscribe
can obtain the paper AT the
LEDGER counting room fer
TWO CENTs each by PURs
CHASING TICKETS.
As soon as the epidemic is
ended, and the people return.
all our routes will be re.estabs
lihlled
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4 6
Deaths from Noon Yesterday to
Noon To-Day.

Louisa Rollins, cOlOrsd. age Is, Mon.
roe and LsuderdAle.
Adelins Louis, 1873 Main.
John Kutscb, Front aud Walker.
Nelson Stephenson, city hospital.
Jennie HswTence, city hospital.
Andrew Woodruff, Horn bake road.
Made Stowe, Raleigh road three
miles out.
John Peterson, age &c. los Poplar,
Michael Griffin,
Patrick Walsh, Father Mathew camp.
Mrs Sheehan, Lucy avenue.
j Rooney, superintendent Calvery
Cemetery, 70 Il. ed
Heury Black. State Female College.
Louisa Winchester, boulevard.
Y Lehman, Raleigh.
Moses Marks, Raleigh road.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Frank YAnhoru is doing we'll
Frank Jones is down with a relapse.
The fever is abating in the suburbs.
PD Crumpa Of John Walsh's, is able
to be out and attending to business.
w BOttO, fernando street grocer, is
back again. 1N G.
Captain Dan Jones, 81 Mosby street, is
convalescing. tAUA0
A child of Rev. ] R Graves is cOnva.
lesciug.
DR. Posey has been sick Of the fever
several days.
Mrs S P Read was reported as doing
we'll last night.
Miss Della Roach, daughter of A J
Roach, OF Union avenue, died yesterday.
Fred Garrison, near the Poplar boule.
yard, was taken with the lever yesterday.
Major McCullough's family, resr
Gsodletts Station, is improving.
The Italian relief committee ackuovl
edges the receipt of $40 from the Italian
society Of Washington, D C.
Mrs Berry, wife Of Mr. Berry, Of the
firm Of Grubbs. Austin 4 Berry, is very
low and not expected to recover
Our old friend. Chris Steiukubl, called
in this morning to tell US be was not
sick, spdhs looked like be might be able
to- do a eoOddsal more duty yet.
Sam Wells was in town this morning
from Raleigh, and reports Esquire James
ColemaR very sick, also his soA Ed; Mr..
Rslston and the balance Of the sick in
the King House doing well. The mill
man, Judd, is considered out Of danger.
A NJ Stoddard is getting stroRg again
his daughter Lizzie was taken sick yes.
terday. There was one death there this
morning, a Mrs. Lehman, Of Memphis,
who died Of childbirth aud fever. The
total deaths 10 date are about forty.
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citizens of the State, which in the
absence of a press favoring the
cause would be necessary to the
success Of the Greenback candidate
for governor at the present time"
This is, simply, absurd and false.
There is no prejudice existing
against Colonel Tillman because of
his having been a Union man.
There are several men in this sec
ton who stood by the Union as
faithfully and efficiently as Colonel
Tillman, and more so, in fact, who
have been elected to Office by the
Democracy, since the war, and now
stand high in the esteem of that
party, Colonel Tillman is most
highly esteemed as a neighbor and
citizen in this county, though there
may be some feeling against him,
politically, by reason of the fact
that he accepted a position into
which he was Counted by Brown
low, and by his votes, words and
actions has always, as a Republican
politician, aligned himself in the
front ranks OF the bloody shirt
brigade of that party. 1t was not
that sort of a Union man who did
the most efficient service to the
Union during and since the war.
Colonel Kellar takes up the obso-
lete battle cry of the Republicans,
and in so doing verifes what we
have believed all the time-namely,
that the Greenback move in this
State is a Republican cat in the
meal.
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A certain New York lawyer had
his portrait taken in his fayorite
Misunderstanding with one hand
in his pocket. His friends and
clients all went to SEQ il, and every
body exclaimed, so, how likel IT'S
the very picture of him." An old
farmer only dissented - "Tain't
likep Exclaimed everybody, Gust
show rs whore faint like %'Tain'tl
30, 'tain'tl" responded the farmer.
"Don't you see he has got his hand
in his own pocket; 'twould be as
like again if he had it in somebody
elsc's.S
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mr., TiIden's Defense.

st. Louis Times.I
The SANDERS which have been
heaped upon Mr.. Tilden for alleged
attempts TO purchase hiselection to
the Presidency by the corrupt use
of money in the three doubtful"
Southern States, have at length
extOrted an answer from that gen.
tleman. The rebuke which he
administers to those who have been
traducing him, and the ~refutation
that he gives to all of their fabrica-
tons, and more especially those
published in the New York Tribune
of yesterday, will satisfactorily settle
the question, so far as Mr.. Tilden
is concerned, as to who resorted to
corruption and trickery to cheat the
people of their choice in the recent
Presidential contest. Mr.. Tilden
makes it very plain as to the manner
in which the electoral vote of Florida
was secured for the Republicans,
and corroborates his assertions by
the admissions Of McLin, chairman
of the State board of canvassers OF
Florida, in his testimony last June
before Mr.. Potter's investigating
committee. McLin confessed that
the true vote of Florida was in favor
of Mr.. Tilden's electors, and that
the vote would not have been hand
ed over to the defeated party but
for the pledges of those represent
ing Hayes, that the canvassers
would receive ample reward in case
he became President. The board
did not place its price at such high
figures as to frighten Mr.. Tllden
from its purchase, in case he had
desired to resort to corruption.
A fractional part of $4,000, the
amount reported to have been fixed
upon by the board, wo1ld have Sc.
cured the election of the Democratic
electors; but upon the platform OF
promised reform in the abuses oil
the Federal government, he, above
all others, should have clean hands
in beginning the work. He points
to the very remarkable fact tha
none of the corrupt boards ever
gave their certificates to Democratic
electors; the Republicans received
them without exception, and how
well the faith ofthat party has beer
kept with those who did the dirty
work is attested by the remunera
tive positions which they hold il
the South and abroad. The mos
important Offices in Louisiana il
the gift Of the government are nov
held by members of the returning
board, and Others who assisted hav,
been rewarded according to tn,
value and extent of their services.
Mr.. Tilden reviews the facts tina
are now matters of history in rela
ton to the great fraud, and denie.
having any connection or knowl
edge Of any venal inducements Of
iered by the Democracy to ccrrup.
any electoral vote in the South,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-23

John Varnum is a practical joker,
A few Sundays ago, in returning
from church, be was conYersing
with his wife on the subject Of the
sermon, and remarked that he
couldn't believe saint and sinner
ever dwelt so near together as the
sermon represented. His wife in
timated that they could, and in.
atanced the following casei Haven't
you and / dwelt in the same house
for several yearsg" This was a hard
hit on John, but he wormed out o.
it, and closed the case with the
following argument; eyes, TO be
sure; but did | ever call you q
sinner" Judgment for John, and
no appeal.
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River Items

The Colorado passed up last night with
a good trip of people and freight for St,
Louis.
The Chambers passed up last night
with all we'll on board.
The ]. W. Kinney is the next Anchor
Liner due from ST.. Louis. She will prob
ably pass down tonight. She has a
barge for this place.
The A J, White win be ready to sc
out by the FIRST OF next month.
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FOuI sIander.


Shelbyyille Gazstte, 18th
In his Letter accepting the resig.
nation OF Colonel Tillman as the
nominee of the Greenback party
for governor, Colonel A.. j. Kellar,
chairman, etc, uses the following
remarkable language;
"The committee is made painful
iy aware by the events following
your nomination, that owing to the
preiudices still existing against men
who stood by the Union in its hour
OF peril, you cannot have that i'm
partial hearing before your fellow
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To Oar River Friends,

Two boats will leave St Louis each
week, running as lew as Prentiss, by
which our friends can ship cotton to US
at St. Lsuis or Memphis, and we can
ship them supplies from St. Louis, till
Memphis packets can resume their trips.
Our cotton shed is always open, and
cottoz well cared for.
Hill. FoSTAISE & Co,
September q, 1873. 24t