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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07


No. 4 sr,7r sr saw iorE Autn' e.. lr.
PNY SUPP rs .-SEALED PROPOSALS On
a da,r.-,-l vn D., received by DE- unee.-..ea ul,l !
Uu,,t sl,. Arn,. SUB, -Ct ,IuLs % be- oc-sefa ia
NT 1906 S e. SLVI-; o. PRIME MHss-,f %, r,
es' " fl ,oop'd o.. or '.1 b,rr" VIZ ~i J91 117y l,f
Bild.r. vi e eA.l nrf posA Ns iafei -ni ar oldi ''
NE por. % be rres-aa 'icL r.'an y-'l' '' @ be- '''d
1905 b,,..1 So quality et,a -rrr6le s,s','a S. iu' ~
an bIsu1. u FLOUR ss'c,f ~ t'r'ng o. .sfF IT,
s- q saod ippug order "l round hoops n'4
sG. lo0 VOID primo NEW WHITE BEANS. well .el''uod
srd ty b. packed soot 1i- vel coo a'ea l' TO
80. 900 pound. soodLi ir T. b. made By b.. 10 i ny
froa god ll-...'. .iee -. -, ~ ,, ,,,r ,a,,.,s
pc ~ . .r aad 70 c vel, died e2r, 9,Is 90 ,
Only IRON Ciae o. Whpsy h'c lio'.t Is" - ..-'
saI.'sl.'s aid 81 O unio,m II. .I,.
,l der Vues peer e 'e 'oar h o.. uey tc 70 De- up
Iooa tut dstnc,s the lrd md qualify Of vinegar o-'i
T- tor. s.e esa.i.l FOR immediate d,s,y ,..,
s4cpss 4 forr. ,ss md Sop must be delivered
prsd dory Or ust be a'aehet 90 e'eh e'
so t.l. Est bia to 6i't o,'nj,rs ~ a -o..
vrt-1 guaranty o, tao fasnof in' utnet rt iuIo. o.,
r,,, % e above ID BE- eI.s3 .s be daly 46aed ae,os
% - tuo puipo and cena'n,l, s e - M. store ropd
& be- furnished. shall be- executed If required ,. -
vel the u.ac o. con. vs shipping mars to =, Lr'h &C.,
designated nut Sc f rsr.ed 90 osery package All o.e ''a
,nc,e 4 in.rocon by uof-ssnl packer. o.pr,,r
e' i,r On ths ar Of y. .er Their o,e.ea q-a'y al
e2aol s,a e., ,,ae'y II ,, poo b. r. from
u, gai., on tle p.It OF tle iurci s,-.rs ~ ,
Tie four beans vircrii dol e Pc in'prc'ei 500
q delivery end con teErS pa. ''' Iii t ,,,.4
'5' me- erpsctsl od ser oo4 sos epra's
Ut.tsd state. uutl required 'uipneui. ,.,.
rcossdr euseopr - Tessei to t4 uneesi "a
a.
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I4y a. %. t-r Fsvs f0ta Ecs Yor bosnd D.
Ar De- 9f l .rf - scir O. " 0ire. for
Clf.c pa at h4ard sealn u4ci 0r0 hsJnad who tsd
tir4 very .H.t,.
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marble HlanirIs.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
vi 70 purchase MARBLE MANILs Of hs latest design. sery
-. ss1 Jdsrs y beaspgt up "a ne county Cut h ous
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior in
w appearance more durable, hal the pes Of marble b.
STEWART, COS nth bet s1h d einsS
a. ID UTLAND MARBLE C0."-West Rutland, w.,
III rfoducers aui wtolestir Drnef3 IN FLO AAhhLh-
BAXTER MANUFACTURING Coz" satn =. D. Wsprste
Dealers ~ sawed Marble Of every drsorNn .u pc Aa--pd
no - DTOs4 o., kos14 w. 81
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rs.s.....5.o2 Set........lo9l Moon Res.1vi
NArEE THIS DAY
s-nGY loo..5.It Gov - Hell Gute,.-..tJ
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ClornrSC rrp0r 80 rYLNiIL an VAL
pn1ftpiLpuTA. hu.. !. lFb.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received 10 thc Ok
= noe OF Amy Clothing and Elurare. i ts city. uii ~,
DAY ne Oh init ior slypy.ns tAc 5,tr5am Arsenal WI" .'
fIl wine complies. T.:
? nrs PI.TPOf fUi PAPER -1riJuc.e.
ftun PETROLEUM PAPIE, = ~ irtlt-
cr.lDes which can br seen o. % once.
-. bad must ruar6necd be- tFo oYp1lpf l~ln WIGS
firnst fe inu.i appended e y ah 80 100. ' f
GOOD security the nlo1ui n'oeo D. F' '
fuucti0n.ry The Unfod stbt-s 49,, ,.---
Js from defau ng hne those i 10 not iy f
v With the requiem Of Is adVeIcle val no pc '"p'd
ssss form, FOR proposals. sabscn- te toms Of 10 rs-t'v 70
i- on Each bid be- hsd 4isr a lfs ON f n9
e. fes do not sahrlre ta -iniy OIL o. t"'r' 40"
wi! .ag proposal - considered wci do.s 90" sc'J c-io g.
" si~ .8ity e. be- dslycsaed vl ten day. hon date o.
sssrt.
Bv osder OF Irssrf - lstn ,sl.'a ".
rTs,s1 Mrsr A. q ST. a. Army. Eecat'e taa Inspecting
ofceE
rINO CORPORATIONS, CONTRACTORS &c
A I,ge stocE OF imported Scotch Ei 11rd sote s,@e
Pipes Brllclss &c.. nom y 10 rs inct's c.te.'
Too. Gordon Na.oa. Nll Gr,eHoIie OscI and fi- ltf
BAH Bn1k Scotch and 5Ouf-Bndse f.f. ll-@ c,nslh} %
Also manufacture of Drain Ppcs. ifof1 TO j. "'
Agricultural Dian Tile, &C., 6r . tr...--
pcsot No ~ Pelri.str Act. f0Ik
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California fDincs.
EURNER Il Co,
DEALERS IN
PURE CALIFORNIA WINES.
No so CEDkR,ST
NEW YOCK

These yslLlo Wines gaining public igor viii oai'h u5
rapdy Unprecedented ard unrvald popularity
without merit They have only to be fairly tested to ye them he
prefence over sn oer purifier Of the blood te excel al
other wioe, end numerous certificates which hsye voluntarily
been rendered from thc moe. eminent p,c.ls vel o.. or.n
ia every position af proof conclusive o uee Vines ere
useful ia d. c,... Or which they are IocommoudeL
r frotns brands are now offered by They comprise oil e
,af.i.. uoy grown q e State, suitsblt f'r SHE.
Ware. lOok WINE ofiusat straw Color very de.ele rid
Gao favored.
i.,i,7. a..rpcrior wine fot tsbe
ASGilic, rch and natural much sifuirttlf @
valuable in the ck chamber il makes ano whey' and @
Z Gn dessert wine. and well adapted m Communion pu %
Xusc,rri. light colofed hsly aromatic WIG Very slf TO
d.. celebrated Iaksy.
perr.i color tine aa,o and u many e,Pos .1 70
tlr odd v..act Lisbon.
CnsrE ruAspy The ru-o lsti''.i,a OF ogr wines
NIsl HslTlEs --.' yery Agreeable tonic.
i one Of t moe. valuable combination. Of u'oi and an
agreeable beverage ta hss ever offered 60 the public nl
o. bottles were .i throughout the North d1rn thr at o.f y'
and wherever reduced 20 pas proved welcome addition Co Co., 90
v.d table Che family cr.l c lli lc bachelor s'e'pEl
Isls who Llye ,ousa aud appetite aud suffer 'H f'nsa
vomiting and tieucn who don't a. 'r-r "I JOB "e
lore bct'f cf dll,r who's s5-l De- ore tu. '. o f . "f
visions ~ guc..y l.l,ed. o.A- wenns clin aai 'uf
iu from general debility; children q hy Ha'-Tc sua .'ur dJ
por,.e co1s, I, ,I1y T; Eno [ La .o a -,. 90
snc idHfcc WI hadi eae % soc aoi 'iei4o M 'atols
Dc as very lively 'u 1851 ut .aci general .tfen
that IN ol,fine public ,e 'c a b. o. paa
ny, ..ro.e I'D ris a. .f,or Aas, c ca.-y Be- g. .ulr,e
at v pledge ocfsclye to iani- an s F'Hl ''D c'a''i
i b. been s,,rn 70 NEE 5n'-ca ''.. 'r'T ~. . Ed
weak "re. wa t', i-l'5. '- Ds ,.t i. i
.oa 20 WHOM, M r,.l. ,.i lsi oe,a g, b.. "a ''a .''e{
sn,asth uTd'v in .-ai.i aad sh3 ROW vel
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lJori- Warocn's Noiifc.

NrS YORK.
ipat. f.s.ta DfFICg. 40. p " lnism u,
hpIltL is hereby gwen, M accordance with sec
- non o'te 80 piucf hfr g. 1857 ~n.ri IA Act to Re
'fatf g. "aienf onieo the Poo 40 N PEE
500 e.d n OF hsyinr chrr- 81 th- .bss
ir rfs rT.nIrsll 20 slrFfy tia hr following
urtr fpfi affr. survey. u
etaiatofi vl w 'oeted sila DAY. 7scIns
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furniture.

ID rsosd m.nufaet1Te Aso solid Cbesnv aud Wsnu, Ch
,ixssos plan Ornamental. n RAkRlSG IOhts. No 90
Csa.l a. oppodte Mooeer Esablshsd lsiL
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pouuiics an0 Densiors.

DDITIONAL COUNTIES to . and YEARS and
y WOrJNpFD SOLDIERS and me WIDOW. Minor CaiaTei Of
puenis OF Soldiers NO died in the We, Pi yor,
T. 2. HUNT NO 90 'f"'i" " Nes-i'''
A RMY OFFlCERS' EXTRA PAH-lNChEASLD
4 pensions G,r sOLDlERS and WlnOWs-Otcers who're
,rd who were d. htrrsd acf April $780, end those or cory P.Di
90 aser should apply o Information nsAens tie allowances un
4r N s.r..,os Tor disabled Solder Widows WHO have
,i under yesr. should procure ccftnces Apply 10
g.. BROWN a. Co. SOLICITOR ct Csins NO f.fk i.iee
IMPORTANT to SOLDIERS. The Bounty bin has
passed Conrrrs. We shall ui4ie aptcions 1t All iuor
,..'on Furnished col sGGfeIg l. BROWN a Co, Soac-
OF Claims. No. fsTk-r.-ce.
TuRrY NINTH CoNGErss IT, s.
KEPR. sESTArivrs.
WAsHISGTON. D. G.. Juy ~. lodt.)
We acquainted With CAPT. "A Dlnan Military lE A-e1t
city and cheerful commend MIN 10 thcew1 vc ttet
1 and officers In the Departments competent end
GoBr. G. scHrNcK.
Caairnaa Of Committee on Military AG-i''
'uLusBUs prLtSo.
Chairman Of Commi,'ce OF Ceir-
COL GKo. T. LArHAI, ~ O.. ". Va
teu :. :. GsEftsLD NJ. C., Ohio.
a. 40. HUuBALD. NJ. G.. WA
Y. H. c. Ohio.
col n. v "E.LEE NJ c. wa
p a.. la bLOSD, "a. C., Ohio.
=. IL. - Il NAN,
Q.ie Cs7tain A. @. NJ. 4. 5. N.l
Pros,-.toa " Claims against tie United stsns rnI +
Ohccra Official accounts Once PEANSiLNANi4.iN. oI. -r
Willard Hotel, Washington, q. &.
81 viii cole-t County due soldiers under the OF Com
Stc equAziug tolncs also the tlcr extra joy
III cllmlt Jay
Cooke s. Co. or Adams Express Company.
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Treasury Regui,ions under the New sntcrnai
ErvrGue Law.

lie following regulations under rcccut laws have
j.'t been ipomusatd
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30 CONTRACTORs.--Notice Is hereby given that

CTIO TRACTORS.--Notice Is hereby given that
10 purgBsucs d ordinance Of the Common Council
>-1s6ed "a follows. 90 Wit
'cw York IN Common Council convened tl Nalu 'tf,t
from street ~ s street. b. paved wh the Acon ieYc
be born ~ tie properly o"ifrs ~
uufl NJ pl III Rs
bay Augu.. lsf the q said pavement
proposal be udoTssd with the ute r WORK 'te ne
bidder date Of its Offering Amount Of security llcd
bidder, will state prce Per square yard Tor tie paveueoi
. I'll - partf.
DID ,o:o. Tor bids can be obtained a. n Office.
THOMAS STEPHENS. ! Cro'on
RoBER l. DARhAGu, Aqueaaat
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I0ENNJUNN.
NEW PENSION Law has jus, been ps..ed rivir- IN
creased pensions Poo have Lost both hands
hsuo the oa Use Of auy Of them also -ycs
rcnsons depe. , fathers, brotte aut othe
r.nsred suitable blanks immediate lppica-
.n any q the pensions Ilce whose pcusons i
fs,s make opy caf0Ds h char.e will be thr e fixed
hy -hc PENSION Law. n Refer by Peraiasion 90 sn'
sst.- NEW PENSION LAW for sslo. Il lsc. each.
CHARLES NETrLETON. No. lli Broadway NeVfork
1.-TWO YEARS SOLDIERS are notified that the
Equalization bin pubi.ed ia tre papers rot corr~
opy l3er elln s9od. Coec, copies u te aw sg be- son
my Office. }. q. htNI NO. 'f' droadWay.
4 United STATES ARMY AGENCY, No. 2i3
Broadway r stair removed No @ b-efeff NeTloTf
aty CAUHON>3iciess aud their h-rs csnsl -lnsi t
rlue soliciting alaias b.rty uadr
laws pased. soldiers q 05l END otheEs tle hers IRE
luii o-c
Information desired heir clams vii De- forwarded
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miscellaneous.

t}RhNIhIL, pEANE g. Co.. Manufacturers Of
~ s irrfyd EMp RE GA*luEEEFs ID .4sa A,, 2.5 aid
81 "''-r'-. '"' No go c.ni..t ,ne.r 1'o-a9'iy.l
COPYRIGHTED SHEET IRGN
ROOFS SHUTTERS IND DOOas.
ruLnlSGs ENTIRE
Fa'nilhsd ~ he No,t.,t i.oN BIosg AND CoRRUOATED
Send fr c.rc'i,r..
lust RLcElyED rom raris-Ladies' and Cen
- u.nrl. TRAVELLING end TOILET BAGS TRUNKS E,Cs,
Ss sai WY ri &c., I oi,' 49, ''''' Of '''--'
RFhs. BROWN, Ladies' experienced HAIR
w psE tR by tae ge,l month. reaoulis trr -
,,r.t. re.r So iae'on s7elfe '''i'' ~
TTEsNARD or FRENCH ROOFS.
US ru rp by 'i- 'iOsiLEY IRON BRIDGE and COgRUOA
I'D ROOF Co.. CO to.f1gr'rd SHfe fr1tl ed
CRAM ELEVATORS
contracted 4 tii material of -4eat strength
Ofiee No % S'fau'-
z ! ANuATiAN on COMPANY.
IA No. 10 broaa~ay y. :.
HAsoVs sFEr,i oil .na Y&Tsl G&Rp OH.
Joy ha1f'ii' s'eafnsnir, 'rd Fae'ores
JNATER FILTERS. WATER FILTERS, (stone
w.e g., , o o Of s G,' f5l , s.,s .r4 ne. T
through r of ters natter connecting of llJcrs # bore Dust
Wi s' a.y,- v'aol. repairing viii tcr TO- % gallons
HEN7Y. sralEEG. s.io Nan tc'2s-G. .....
sle 40 ~. o. =, ~. FIJI. ' ST., ny
H. E Esin 600 o,r "r Seer t-'sns through Gle h'r COMES
-iI=sT-1sTF. " s-rsrr--Ts
Copariutrsblp Hotite5.
COMPREHENSIVE.
" Mr. JOHS J4COUEAIN wihd ibis day from our firm.
f.. q. HLMiANAl & 90.
Dr. s. g.. ULNTNiY will continue n the slne tg,.n,s. %
herc.nlor. % N9 B. Wallet. hri Nll.. august l. 1870
We have o. ly formed arreiip forthe action o.,
srncfi $40, H. hoSr -d COMMISSION BUSINESS u"aef lie
JaCOlELIN s. pn C0PrEr.
JOIN j.. JACQUELN.
I..ts o Gle dra oI 4. a.. llrnlneaJ A. Go.
NEhkl W. tOi.iI
TlrrcIy vita Wc.t1u Debller.
H.v'ara. Ar-.'t 'rc Ono. So. p N,v-,
DISSOLUTION.-'Tlc Copartncr,hp heretofore
iPt.i.a.rull.f ti- of rON LIH OSG)Dp PtNbhs-
1us ist. boy d,'set 10y natD .o.-.u Ncu-f hai1i
WILLIAM o. O-tuDn.
WILLIAM IT, ILalLtlo--
COPAETNIESlIlr.-r dcrgnc1 have u
dr lrfl.f CDf.t..r.H Dii.r Go r.i. r tO"Ir O., 'n
COM o. TO- tr1 rltifurf hI.ur H. A o.. and hfotri'
s.4a tOETON.E B.. FOWLER,
WtLL1fM U. t-DUHu.
GFOLGE 81. WILSON
rgVE FIRM ofWILNON - REDMOND is thi,day
..fuiOr - WILSON
WILLIAM EtDNpND. JE
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TO CONTRA CTORS.-SEPARAIE SEALED
PROPOSALS eoeb indonei. with I'D. ~ work hume n pig
al dsse Of oH-rHs vii be vt % tts ,Me ur ocs
m TfuESDAN August lC itb ff te cor-'-i'on 81 t''i'
LOCK PAVEMEhIS IA
N .nth ave. frofa Forty-sccond 10 Fify-eichu-sti
sscopd-lve. from Houston 90 FOuIt-enis--i;
rbiraeutLs- from inrersity.place o. fHst ave.
s.s,ry.st. from G1eelwi 3 20 Neittti
Duane. IT, from ElG.on ~ Wes.-st;
Fn,rty-ars..st. II Eighth 20 Ninth avesi
Dusne.st from Hudson 90 Wesi-sti
rb.ffv.6rst 81. from Fitl'h g. Ninth ayes.
T., sabeth -. flou bay.Td % Orand-st,
Sra7.e g. from Rfc-ieay 20 Net st.;
gi.erker It, FROM Broadway 10 bowely;
Ihtty- foutils. from Gaifd ave. 70 East River. and
ROY 6ti 81. from 3roadv.y 20 E.-ith svc. o. ,
sa5for s1OBBLE PAY ENENl ia ECye nsve from eeith
fTtvegr Tor CrossVaks Fonhavc tine -
.etO e st. Also for the construction OF sewers 4
following sire % 90 Wit:
sreckrf q. between Charles and Perry-si;
,o1oesi between Ei.zsbeih-sL and tho BOwers3
Iro.dr ~ b-t.ge.1 Ttir.ietl and Thirty frsfss
'irh,h.sve be.uoo1 Fourteenth and Fifteenth sta;
'f.tsve brWepl Ehth and Ninth Eleventh ard I"cD ana
'stesath and segs 4eeuthstsi
s4L between snlon md RivusOn, De.acey sHi B1oone
a. iiest.r and D4Fis.91fts.s
'oty.rf.hth-,t "a "a Fourth and flhsyesi go
fdlth 8ud Seventy rlnffsff., WIN
es w Se~or IN Seventy h'th sevefty s1f1 seventy
,ssuh Seven sts ard also foytlisi De
tssn EGb eEing with branches IN fhh Ma9sh
a. ...
THOMAS 81 EPtENs,l Cr1ton
RoBT l. DARRAGH. iAqus1ua
4. ". CRAVEN. boefd.
q,-- ,.rnon Aouciuct Department, August g. litG
rFw
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CH,vBrE,-A 6-Before Justice
BAiSAEn.
Az Ts.LAWYER ~ TBOUBLE-RRSUfr oP BEING
qHgoWS oyIE THE BAR--A FlSf or $500 IN
POSED, AsD TIE EX-LAWNEG TAKEN 40 LUDLOW
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Oriental Bank OF the ORIENTAL bhNk. asie
t, C,s.- I lh- w-k suLne ss.ffa. me- il DAY
% fugr.t lts a, zen 90. "a
lraa- fl
FOL -.- .--..
'oI Iir -.
et- ore. J. A Hat Cathef Gihs
o-at. i.sal al maj NJ ahss- 's,is ~
W - '
s"'' Is,sr = Cnrr.s. r.. Notary Publ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-03

for months together, you. might be the
object for wit TO feather its barbs with,
sarcasm TO cut TO the marrow, and scorn
to spit upon; think on it picture it !
and, if You can, stand it. Then my labor
is lost; for might as well whistle jigs to
milestones as endeavor to save you from
destruction. Some Of you have descend
ed so low as to glory over the idea that
the city will have to pay two sets Of Off
GERS. Well, suppose it has; the tax
payers are pretty well convinced they
will save money by doing so, as it is their
belief that so much less of the public
money will be expended on fast horses,
saloons and brothels as will far exceed
the extra salaries Suppose the result of
your "muddling" to be new election,
you have no better prospect, for the peo-
pie have become thoroughly aroused to
the necessity of sweeping such crowd
as has disgraced the city into oblivion,
that you would be carried down in the
general sweep, without any one ever
knowing you were in existence. Turn
which way .yeu will, there is little hope
for you. Your best plan would be to
gather your soiled and scanty robes
around you, and, bowling with graceful
humility to the headsmau's stroke, pass
into that obscurity your many virtues so
well deserve. ScRUTAToR.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-03
A large stock Of Gloves and Hosiery, at
Drake 4 Co.'S, 277 Main street. 50

The ORPHANS BKSEFir.-0n Monday
evening, at theaNew Memphis Theatre,
our readers will remember, q benefit
takes place for the orphans, who nsed
food, fuel, and rsiment to protect them
against the chilly blasts Of winter. An
interesting programme will be presented
on the occasion, the Webb Sisters APP
pearing in connection with the stock
company. Everybody should buy a
ticket, and if they cannot 90 to the thea
tire and see the performance, they will
have the satisfaction Of knowing that
they contributed their mite to the sup
port ofthe orphans. Money could not
be given to a wOrthier cause.-The sup
port Of the motherless and fatherless-and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-03
A fine stock OF white Shirts, at Drake q
Co.'s, 277 Main street 8;

SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
This company is winning golden opin-
ions from the citizens of the South and
Southwest. tbs decidedly a Southern
institution, and the officers are men who
are we'll known to our people by their
reputation for honor and integrity. 1t
has been doing splendid business in
this city, and has paid up promptly on
the death of several of our citizens who
were insured in it. These facts have
commended it to the support of the COM
munity, who have not been slow to
recognize its merits and appreciate its
advantages. Among its officers who
have won an enviable reputation, we
may mention Mr.. L. B. Hatch, who has
been filling the position of general agent
for some time. His many good quail
ties have made him many friends in the
city who will learn with regret that he
will leave for New Orleans in few days,
taking charge of the agency for the State
of Louisiana. We commend him to our
Southern neighbors as a gentleman in
the strictest sense of the term.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-03
Money Market.

The gold s.srkct i, dull. but a shade better
than on yesterday-buying at IA to l4l,S. and
but little offering. The Government holds &c.,
900 900 gold locked up in the Treasury vsuts
The question lie. what it intend. doing with it
whether it may not be held as a neueleus for the
resumption Of specie payments, or to be used by
spectators and thrown upon the market at dis
erection. thereby bringing individual benefit
rather han public good. City Scrip. declining
at 20. County warrants selling Mt IS to 90
Southern money is dull and rates are barely
maintained. Brokers pay the following rates
FOR State banks: Bank Of Chaftanooga q
Bank Of Memphi, par; Bank of Middle Ten
nessee 90; Bank OF Tennessee (old issue) ~
Bank ef West Tennessee a.; City Bank Of
Nashville Co.; Commercial Bank par; Merch-
ants Bank IS; 0co.e Bank Is /; Planters Bank
a; Southern Bank 90; Shelbyville Bank IS;
Traders Bank % Union Bank Il.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-03

ARREST OF Col. BEAUMoyT-As ISTE-
RESTING CAsE.-Yesterday evening Jos.
Lipari appeared before Esquire Hall and
had q warrant issued against Col S. B.
Beaumont, Chief of the Metropolitan
Police, detective f. w. Pratk and a
man named Frank Horton, charging
them with fraudulently and feloniously
obtaining two thousand dollar diamond
ring, nine hundred dollar watch and a
check for nine hundred dollars. The
origin of the case is stated to be as fol.
lows: A few days since Mr.. Joseph Oshei
returned from an European tour, bring
ing with him diamond ring, valued at
two thousand dollars. Upon his arrival,
Joseph Lipari purchased the ring in
question, paying the above price in city
warrants. A day or two only had elapsed
after this transaction when Oshei discov-
cred that the warrants received by
him for the jewel were bogus. This
fact having transpired, Lipari was
arrested and taken by detectives Horton
and Pratt to Colonel Beaumonts office
on Madison street. Here he was kept as
a prisoner for some hours, when he offer.
ed to those having him in custody the
ring purchased of Oshei, gold watch,
and one thousand dollars or thereabouts
in money, on condition that he should
be released. This bride was, at length
accepted, upon condition that Lipari was
to leave town. He was released, and
instead of decamping, as agreed upon
at once took measures to bring the suit
which is now pending. The hearing of
the case was postponed until this even
ing, the accused parties being out on five
thousand dollar bonds.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-03
FOR RENT.

nor REMIT FOR RENTi-A NEW
IL Brick House on Monroe street, four rooms
and kitchen, etc.
A new frame cottage. two rooms and kitchen
on Hill street. 80
A spacious and magnificent residence on
Union street. IL rooms, etc.
Four elegantly furnished rooms, with privilege
Of Parlor, in q strictly. private family on Ex-
change street extended.
Cotton Offices, desirably located, on front
street.
Sleeping Rooms on same.
A sleeping room over Knight Il Southworth' s.
Main street, cheap. :, Ill,
Six rooms, two floors, well adapted for club
rooms on Jefferson street. ,o,,
7sl Rental and Real Estate A yt's. l99 Main 81;
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-03
Travelling satchels, at brakes, git Main

New MEMPHIS THHATRE.-One Of the
largest and most fashionable audiences
ever congreaated within the walls of a
theatre in this city assembled last eve
ming, to show their appreciation of Miss
Charlotte Thompson-it being the occa-
sion of her farewell benefit The domes-
tic drama entitled Rich and Poor was
presented; Miss Thompson personating
the part of "Allce in her usual correct
style, being we'll supported by Mr.. Vince
lock as Conrad and Mr.. flanagan as
Tannehoff" The performance con-
cluded with The T,co BuEzards, in
which Sam Ryan, j. B. Curran and
Lille Eldridge appeared, and sustained
the good reputation they gained at the
Opera House. This evening a splendid
bill is offered for the benefit of Miss
Lille Eldridge and Mr.. Sam. Ryan.
Miss Charlotte Thompson and several
other talented professionals have volun-
teered for the occasion. AS three pieces
are to be presented, every one will, UNI
doubtedly, be pleased with the entertain
ment
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-03

PHILOSOPHY has mapped the heavens,
named and numbered stars, peopled
planets and scanned the solar system as
with an angels vision. Science has
caused new era to dawn upon the
world; by it lightning has been snatched
from the storm-cloud and made become
the post-boy of thought; by it the Great
Southern Preparations loom in majesty
above all Northern compounds" and
continue to smile in beauty and grand
eur through female tears and sighs, and
span with the bow Of promise the dark
retiring cloud of affection. 50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-03

MURDER At 571 Jefferson street,
near Second. W. W. Kingdom, Phil
Kreaig and Mike Parli, late of the
Garibaldi hair.dressing saloon, have To-
Gated themselves at the above named
place, where they would be happy to see
all their old friends and as many new
ones as will give them call; and,
what do you think shave for ten cents
and throw in drink !" SO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-03
On Five Minutes notice. you can have the
most delicious Buekwhsat Cakes ever made
on Garth, by using Morgan's seif-Rising
Buckwheat, 448 Main street. rs

MArRlMoYIAL-Six licenses were re-
turned to the County Court Clerks Office
during the week, evidencing that the
following persons had been legally mar
ried: Alfred Long and Eliza Martin,
Oct 2sth; P. II. Bryson and Mrs. Rosa
L. Ward, Oct 10Th; Geo. F. Hams and
Mrs. Martha Stevens, Oct. 2lst; Charley
Cole and Caroline Woods, Oct 9th; NJ
B. Sossman and Mrs Sarah Greenwood,
May 18th; Chas Morrison and Miss
Anna Maskerrs, Oct 30th.