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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-07
WnlhinE Mnninca.

NEw York, October 6.-The score in the
o'Leary belt contest at a. ", was: Allen
100, Behrman So, Boyle rs, Bran 90,
Brady 70, Brandgeest 05, Brown 81, Cos.
fellow 7S, Grassland 80, Curran 100, Dick.
inson so, Dillon rs, Dugan 80, Edwards 70,
Elson 81, Faber l05, Fitzgerald S5, Fox
l02, Howard 81, Kemmerer IS, Mckee 10,
Mclean SS. McLeavy so. Mahoney So,
Murphy ITO, Perkins 81, Pierce 100, Rus.
sell l02, Spellacy los, TAFT, ST, Walker Ill.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

No further tidings have been received
from Capt. Payne's command, supposed
to be surrounded by the Ute Indians.
One thousand hollow ware moulders at
Louisville went out on strike last night.
They demand an advance of per cent.
Two hundred cigar makers, in session
at Chicago last night, resolved 10 strike Il
their demand for higher wages was re.
fused. 80
The striking employees OF the Louisville
& Nashville Railroad shops, at Louisville,
arranged their differences with the road
satisfactorily and went to work yesterday,
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CHICAGO, October 6.-The markets on
Change to-day we're more active and as a
whole more excited than during any period
Of the late rise. There was strong gen
eral advance IN every article, which
amounted on wheat to about &c, on corn
TO llc, oats lc, pork 55c, lard l0a20c.
Prices were well sustained and closed firm
with fractional reaction. The transac.
tions were immense in produce and provi-
sions, with considerable irregularity In the
speculation. There were no failures.
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LAST DAYS PRoCEEDINGs.

The RishoP's Sermon Other Sermons by
Emineut DlVInes-The Important Ap.
pOlntment8.
MoR0ANTowN, Oct. Q, 1879.
Editors Inelllgeneer:
Yesterday was feld day for Methodism
in Morgantown. The day, though oppress.
lively hot, did not deter the people from
coming into the town by the hundreds.
The Conference "Love Feast" was held at
9A. N. by Prof. W. R. White, and was one
Of the very best that We have ever attend
ed.
Bishop Simpson preached in "Com.
mencement Hall" at half.past ten, Cd Pet.
lilo. The hall was crowded to an uncom.
Portable fulness.
An overflow meeting was held in
"Ohapel Hail." The sermon by the
Bishop was mastery effort, showing up
the fulhllment Of prophecy, but IN.
fortunately his voice failed when he had
delivered but two parts Of his sermon. The
audience manifested keen disappoint.
ment. The breaking Of the preachers
voice was occasiuned by the draught In
which he was compelled 10 stand during
the delivery OF the sermon. :
The ordination OF Deacons took place al
the conclusion OF the sermon.
] The afternoon sermon was preached b.
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General HaWIey at " CIairsvIIIe To.
morrow.

huEEOHs
This distinguished Republican will ad.
tlfess the people OF Belmont County to.
morrow afternoon at st. Clairsville, at
o'clock. General Hawley is one OF the
strong men OF the country. He is a ma.
tive Of North Carolina, where he was
born in 1926. In 1887 he removed to Con.
nec,irut, and has been living in that State
ever since, occupying many prominent
positions. During the war he rose to the
rank Of Major Genera, and after the war
was elected Governor Of Connecticut. He
WAS also elected to the 42d and 43d Con.
gresses: was President Of the Republican
National Convention in 1868, and OF the
Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia in
1876. lie is at present editor OF the Hart.
lord Courant, one Of the best papers in
New England. lie is a scholarly and
strong man on the stump, and has been
noted for the Clearness, originality and
ability Of his speeches. He should have
Il rousing meeting tomorrow at St. Clairs.
vilI,
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Ghe GntelIiaettrer:
orlicr, No.. 9S and "a Pourtssnth Strs"t.
rnE local railtoads are doing q booming

Tnr local railroads are doing a booming
business at all points. The new road be-
tween Clarksburg and Weston Is reported
70 be carrying great deal OF freight, as
also is the Waynesburg and Washington
narrow guugc, the Pittsburgh Southern,
and the Bellaire and Southwestern.
Those who wish TO see what the roads are
doing at this point have only to go down
to the Baltimore and Ohio and the Pitts.
Durgh, Wheeling and Kentucky depots
,ay afternoon OF the week. Capt. Haase
said Yesterday that he had seen nothing
like it on the Baltimore and Ohio for ten
years. An immense amount OF grain has
Leen shipped at all the principal points
along the Baltimore and Ohio, notably at
such points as Cameron. And still there
is great deal OF wheat, corn and oats to
20 forward.
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Ocean steamers.

LONDON, October 6.-steamers Celtic and
Hindoo, from New York, arrived out, >
BosroN, October 6.-Arrived: samaria,
FATHER PolNr, October 6.-Arrived:
sarmatian, from Liverpool. 3
NRw YoRK, October 6,-Arrived: An.
choria, from Glasgow; Gallia, from Liver
pool.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October GA large meeting was
held yesterday in the circus grounds Of the
Champs Elysees in favor Of the Franco.
American treaty Of commerce. A resolu.
tion was adopted inviting President Grevy
to appoint three commissioners to study
the situation and report to the proper
Minister, and, II necessary, to cooperate
with any commissioners who may be
nominated by the United States.
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HARTFORD, October 6.-Quite full elec.
ton returns make 1t certain that the Con.
stitutional amendments providing for
biennial elections for the legislature and
extending the term OF Office OF the judges
Of the Supreme and superior courts to the
age OF Is years are overwhelmingly defeat.
ed. The towns generally elected town
officers. The returns, as far as received,
are encouraging TO the Republicans.
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OTTAWA, October 6.-The extra Of the
Ga:ette, published to-day, contains an or
der Of the council further prohibiting the
importation or introduction into the Pro.
vinces OF Quebec, Ontario, New Bruins.
wick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward
Island, Of cattle from the United States.
No time has been specified.
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More Gold 1han 1hey want.

WASHINGTON, October 6,-The sub
Treasures are all supplied with gold and
are paying 1t out freely on current obliga.
tions, and treasury checks for called
bonds are being paid by the Assistant
Treasurer in New York in gold, through
the clearing house.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Yellow Fever News from Memphis
and Vicinity.
straws Indicating the Result In Ohio.
The Demonstration Of the Irish
Tenant Farmers.
-Four Large Meetings Showing the
Feeling
Of the Farmers Toward tho 0ppres-
slve Landlords.
YELLOW FEVER.

MemphIs-NOon Report.
MEMPHIS, October 6.-Three more cases
have been reported, Caspar Zimmerman
George Rubsch and Henry stoIlO. Three
deaths have occurred since last night,
Thomas W. Green, Alick Perry and Lille
Ingram. The last named died four miles
south OF the city. Rain Is threatened.
Three more cases OF fever have develop.
ed at Buntyn Station. The persons striCk.
en- are Minnie Faley, Mollie Kennedy and
Dudley War;. The last named, colored,
the Howards sent to nurse the sick.
Night Report
Sixteen new cases in all, seven white
and nine colored, were reported to the
Board OF Health to-day. Among those
reported this afternoon were Mrs. Ann
Verne and Willie Verne. Three addi.
tional deaths have occurred, Robert Rem.
shed, at Wilson Station, two and one-half
miles southeast OF the city; John Joyce
and John Brown, the last named colored.
The following whites were supplied with
nurses to-day by the Howards: John
Gowen. Ida Bowman, Henry Holly,
Claude Q. Cuftins, P. o. Keefe, Harriet n.
Schreyer and Hugh D. Kelly.
Donations TO the HoWards aggregated
1921 O..
Weather continues threatening.
Jim Humphreys, colored, was stricken
with the fever this afternoon at Buntyn
Station, where six people are prostrated
with the disease, which seems to be
spreading in that locality. Mrs Thomas
Cubbins is dying.
Frank Braunon was arrested this alter
noon for violating the quarantine rules by
bringing seed cotton TO the city. His
trial is set for Tomorrow
Rain began falling at 8 o'clock tonight.
Ed. Volmar Is not expected to survive
tonight.
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NEw YORK, October 0.-The steamer
Queen, from Liverpool, has arrived.
The steamer City OF Berlin, from Liver.
pool, brought $3.50, 900 in gold coin.
HAvRE, October 6.-The steamer Labra.
dor took out 100000 francs in gold for
New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-07

A BRIGHT and happy face peeping out Of
a baby carriage, is sure sign that the it,
tie occupant has not been doctored with
opium preparations. II your baby needs
medicine buy bottle Of DR., Bulls Baby
Syrup. 1t contains nothing iniurious,
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NEw YoRK, October Elm a norther
lasting six days, on the coast Of, Tobssco
Mexico, twelve vessels were wrecked and
two seamen drowned.
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GENERAL NOTICES;
SOH0oL sUppLIFs.-pRoposA

VVt TLIERs,-PKUPUSALS
tSr tlrnishipg the Schools Of the City With SUPPLE,
Clerk Oi the BOard anti WEDNESDAY 6!4oSSS
lolh. g. clock p y, The supplies NEEDED com.
PrtSs TSaehSt Esgi,e,s, Cap and legal Cap PSpSr,
9el ". :. HuLLtHIN, C1STt,
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.-PROP0.
- SAILS ior iutnlahlnR he SchOO Of the eity IN
sSlEed q The otee oI the Board Of EduraIion until
WEDNESDAY, OctObeF ltb, At O'Clock +, n. SsIt.
a1t1 BIDS may % made fo' iuFnlshIns; iSt. 20
SCUM o. Ihe Creek ID. The schools North Of
Schools ot the City The right Is reserve 10 Triect
any or A bdf C31Iartor 10 i've boGd With spprovSi
steunty Tor the htthiul Performance Of contract.
oet II. y. HULLlllEN, Clark.
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FOR SALE,

F0R sALE-THE PIANO WAGON
= Of Adams Lucas. Tho running gears arr near.
y new. WIZ 6e sold Rt very low pfieS, To be Scon
1t the store Of C. Y. LucAH. Apply %
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FoR RENT-A NICE BRICK DWELL.
ING, on Main street., Firt wanl. House bas sIx
rooms and attic, With pantry aud bath ruOn, water
and Has thr0uEhOuL Pose SOn given OctOber /. /
Apply to J. C. HerVey, Real Eat 70 Agent, Market 81
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FOR RENT.

T0 LET.-A FURNISHED AND UN-
L FURNISHED ROOM, III Chapline street.
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EoR RENT-TwO FURNISHED
-: Rooms, with or without poa,d. address t.,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19
The Poor Of Memphis.

EDITOR LEDGER-Many thanks are
due you for the kindly notice in yes
terday's paper of the poor ones who
are here and unable to get away from
Memphis, because of the want of
transportation, and as a workingman
whose interests have been identified
with Shelby county for the last thir-
teen years, | now ask at your hands
and that of the people Of our city
that you urge upon those who have
the power to provide some means for
the poor ones who from sickness, dis
ease and other ills have been pre-
vented from having the means to leave
here on. There are now here many.
very many, poor and desolate widows
whose hearts now ache at the thought
of what is in store for them, for too
well do they remember how keen tie
cry Of anguish which went from their
loved ones, when but few months ago
they died from this same terrible fever
which is again about to fall upon
us. 1t would require but a small
amount Of money for any one of
the roads running away from
here TO put on an extra train, say to
Louisville or any other point which is
not quarantined against Memphis, and
thus convey the poor from this city.
Will you not, Mr.. Editor, advocate
this and see if some one or all of the
roads do something to get those of us
who are unable to pay for ~transporta-
ton away from here2 There is now a
feeling of dread among the poor classes
that's dreadful to contemplate for well
do We know what is to be our fate If
we are to remain here. Many, in TACT,
all have friends who VIC can 20 to If
the means of transportation was fur
nished, And as one who has been
here for years | ask that you advocate
our cause until something is done.
When we daily and hourly see and
hear those Of the Weather class ready
to start from our midst at the first
alarm it is not a ~1attering or c%onsoling
reflection to us shat we are fated to
remain behind and fall victims to this
fever. MECHANIC.
| notice since writing the above that
DR.. Porter, with that Kindness which
is Characteristic of the man, has made
an effort to secure some Transportation
for the poor, and that Mr.. Standiford
has stated his willingness to take us
from here to any point in Tennessee
for half rates. This is but poor ac-
commodation to many, for two.thirds
of the class Of people who are too poor
to get away from here can do hetter IN
the large cities where the workshops
and machine shops are open to them
and where they are able to support
their families, Let Mr., Standiford do
a little better aud extend his half rates
to the full extent Of his railroad line
and thereby incur the lasting gratitude
of the poor of Memphis. NJ.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19
OFFICE RdARp or HEALTH.
ovr,~a1o fHpN< Julv 10 1870

NVNAAhf'N AhNNr ""iJ ~ WV
The board Of health of Covington,
Tenn, to-day passed resolutions 10
substance as follows
No person allowed to- 80 into Mem
phis and return into Coviugton during
Che prevalence of yellow fever.
The trains on the Memphis, Pa
ducah aud Northern railroad not to
go south of Second street crossing,
near Memphis.
No personal apparel or other per
sonal goods allowed to come into Gov
ington from Memphis, unless kept on
the train all night and next morning
taken outside Of town, opened, aired
and thoroughly disinfected.
No bedding or other household
goods allowed W come into Covington.
IL any other points become infected
with yellow fever the same rules apply
as far as applicable, to each place
No quarantine yet against refugees
and freight, hut will be soon If fever
increases. w. N. WHITE, Sec.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19
The Electric Light at Saratoga
Too AWfulIY Brilliant.

AWAN hAAAAAAAhLs
Cor. Boston Herald
1t was first used Saturday night
when it was raining, and we had cleo
tric gymnastics with a vengence.
There were bars of nebulous light
thrown athwart the cloudy sky re-
sembling the tail Of an enormous
comet. Spots that were in darkness
were suddenly Illuminated, and this
occurring at II pm, after a call in a
stentorian voice from the operator on.
the grounds TO his assistant in the
tower, had called to their windows
many ladies who had retired or we're
preparing to do so, the light suddenly
falling on those who believed them
selves screened in the shadows of un-
lighted rooms threw them accoutered
as they were into bold relief, causing
great dismay. 1t is said the young
people are in a state of CONSERVATION
lest no spot in the park be safe for
Irritation. Saratoga has never favored
lovers with much seclusion, but now
this electric light with its pranks
threatens to drive them to madness
either by revealing themselves sud
denly at inauspicious moments or
throwing their magnifed shadows On.
light colored walls, revealing the posi-
ton Of each particular hair on his lip
or her forehead in suspicious juxta-
position, to say nothing of claspe&
hands or waists, the sentimentally in
clined will be frightened away.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

A LARGE number of Jewish immi-
grants, according to the Hebrew
Leader, have been received at Castle
Garden. Most of the men were me-
chanics, and every one had a little
money to begin life with here. Some
were going West, and a small party was
bound for the Pacific coast. They all
rejoiced in being removed from the
oppressive sway of the Russian governs
ment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19
DOG MUZZLES
AT #. j.
934 Main Vt. IL
Police Items.

At the Police Court this forenoon
Phil Curtis, the brick thrower, was
fined $25 John Grace, for an abusive
drunk and fighting officer Wilson,
$50; Joe Smith, ugly drunk, 50; Flor
ence Kay, street walking, SO; May
Goodrich, same, 81 all were unable
TO pay. Stafford Ross, a housebreak
ing negro, had his case continued, as
did Mrs. lotteries, for assault.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19
Kingston Springs, Tenn.

only twenty miles from Nashville an the
Nashville and Northwestern railroad.
Fine water excellent cooks and Arst-class
fare, cool nights, accommodations ample,
low rates, entire outfit of hotel entirely
new. Saloon new, with fine liquors.
Ten-pin alleys, etc. 1t il the place at
which TO spend the summer III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

CIRCULARS have been sent to the
bishops throughout the Catholic world
requesting them to organize a monster
clerical pilgrimage to Rome next
Epiphany.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

OWING to the rot which has attacked
the potato crop throughout France, it
is estimated that the deficiency in the
same will amount to Is, 600, 900 sacks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll will be-.
the orator at the reunion of the SOL
diers of the Northwest at Aurora.
ILL.,, August 20. Over n hundred
regiments will be represented.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

LEDGER JOB PRINTING OFFICE
I3 Madison Street.
Every Description Of Printing,
executed I'm a style
UNSURPASSED IN THE CITY.
Our facilities
Are Unequaled by any House.
Prices Reasonable.
Country Orders Also Solicited.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19
DOLlCY-H0LDERS aud the general public
Il are respectfully informed that
MARX & BENsOORF, ls Madison street
AUCTION.

nm Monday, July ., 1879, in front Of tbs
" court-house door on Main street. in the
Taxing District, At 70 o'clock m, / will sell
at public auction, 20 the highest bidder, for
cash. 'ue shoe dy carriage, one set ofharness
anu one black horse.
us i2l MARTIN WTrFPNR0Ra.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19
INSURANCE.

THE BEsT Is FIIE CHEAPEST.
London Assurance Corporation.
incorporated I72O.
St1,OO0,0OO. Gold. ; Assets
sTURM a HfasCH. Agents,
aet Main Htrset, Memphis, Tenn.
VIA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

Policeman Wobber, of Boston, does
not use his hands to club, but to
cure, He is a magnetic healer Of
wonderful power, according to the
accounts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

Next TO swearing slamming . door
@ves most relief to an angCS person.
Swearing is the most convenient. how
ever.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

King Humbert, of Isaly, Miss
Annie H. Brewster writes, looks
wretched = haggard, stony-eye and
anxious. The Queen, on the CON-
trary, is plump and happy. Life goes
easily with her-it is her nature"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

Senator Hill and Congressman Ste
pbeas, q Georgia, will be guests at.
ND Orchard, Mass, during tile
season.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

Better bare feet and contentment
Herewith, than patent leather boots
aud a corn on each tOe,-[Marathon
Independent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

Colonel Ley, an American, is in St.
Petewbarg, trying to sell his tOrpedo
~ the government.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

Smythekins says it's old but it's
good-the logical joke hat since an
flesh is grass, new made hay must be-
beet a Ia moved. -[New York Mail.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

Mr.. Bass, the famous English brew
er, has given q fsec library to the town
of Derby,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

OouNTIs KLAcE.-Llouse of 6 rooms,
20 acres of land, plenty vegetables and
stoyc-wood, cut. Corn for table till frQst,
in succession. Rent $25 inol9dipg use OF
vegetable. aud wood. Inquire immedi.
ately ut Dreyfus' grocery, on Old RAJ
'sigh road, for directions.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

A MEETING Of tho knights Of Honor
Relief Association Is called to meet ut the
office Of w I. Berlin, 80 Madison street,
ut 8 o'clock this pm. A punctual at-
tendance is earnestly requested.
JAMES B. Cook,
PFesidput X, af II, II. a.
4, n M~nCAtLpM, See'y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

IN Planters Insurance Building, double and
single Offices, suitable for lawyers or physi-
clans; and double and single bedrooms. All
we'll lighted and ventilated and all modern
conVeniences. Apply Ut Office OF Planters In
surauee Company, II Madison st. @-l56
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19
FOR SALE.

ONE detached portable engine and boiler,
O3O-horse power. Also one .l6-horse port
able boiler and engine, cheap for cash or city
acceptance. W. A. j. SLAUGHTER a co.
I0i-lM
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

HVDRANT HosO-VgRY cnEAr.
1t BRowSE,26s Second It,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

ONE three-horse power engine and boiler,
" In good order. II. SEESSEL. SR.. &
SON, cor. jefferson and Second. loot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

A FONT Of 6OI pounds long prim er in good
"A condition, with all necessary " sorts;
Office. For sale CHEAP by immedi Al esppli-
cAtionto this office. wi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19
TAKEN UP.

mAnEN UP-There are on my place, three
i ana q half miles south Of Memphis, two
stray cattie; one a heifcr, with yellow spots;
charges. ZIG I'LL r. D. PERSON.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19
FOR RENT.

NOUNTRY PLACE-House six rooms, 2
II acres land, plenty of vegetables and stove
wood cut, corn FOR table till frost, in success
sion. Rent s2i, including use of vegetables
and wood. Inquire immediately at Dreyfus'
grocery on Old Rlleigh road for directions
OFFICE No. 9, formerly occupied by the
~ Mechanic and Traders Bank. Safe and
fixtures 20 with the office. Apply TO
Illt q. ID. CROCKETT, Agent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-19

KAHN a FREIRERG.
Linen busters and trunks cheap.
listers for ladies pheaR
KAHN 4 FREgBERG, l2l
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-08-13
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Counterfeit S. United State legal
tender Treasury notes, series Of 1875,
are reported as having been circulated
in some of the towns in Eastern New
Hampshire.
The Claremont union camp meet
ing opens Wednesday, August goth
continues one week. Great prepare.
tons are being made to make thls the
pleasantest meeting yet.
"A young man named George
Copp, aged abont "a, was drowned
near Center Harbor, Friday. He was
alone in a row boat. He was q son OF
Henry Copp of Moul,onboro.
The veterans of New Hampshire
are to hold their annual reunion
and encampment August rs, 26 and
26 at the Weirs, Lake Winnipesaukee.
An invitation has been extended to
the veterans of other States resident
in New Hampshire to participate, with
their families, in the reunion. The
camp will be known as "Camp Nat
Head" and the Governor for whom il