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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-02
V.,v VorR -morIIe,.

NEW YORK. NAY
Cotton Irregular, duh and unsettled; SO
SIC for middlfng. Flour-StRte and western
dull and prices declined 59l0c; 81 S096 50 for
extra Stale; s. SS@9 Is for extra round hoop
Ohio, and 50 809l2 50 for trade brands, mar
ket dosing heavy, Wheat-DuIl, heavy and
2aSc lower: 81 Is for Milwaukee Club; 81 $50
for old amber Michigan; and 81 IS for old No.
l Milwaukee,. Rye-Dnll at 1So for western.
Barley and Barley MLlt-Dull. CoKn-DulI:
mixed St9S8c sound or In store aud delivered.
Oats-Dun and lower 4294Sc for new west
ern; ST9S9c for old do. WniSky-Dun at = D
az 261S, with trifIng sales. Codee-Remains
Inactive; only small sales from iobbetS hands
at previous prices; stock OF Rio Coffee 1852
fair 70 strictly good refining IS t01<9l09SS Cuba
l0E9ll2s. Porto Rico l01<@ll5<; stock to-day
HOY hhdS. $40 hhds MelAdo, 9,764 boxes.
LIE, IN bags. Enthusiastically at former f1g-
uresi Porto Rico 6S9T5cS Cuba MuscOVado As
Csc. Petroleum-Rather more steady; 268
261<c for crude and 429ESc for refined In bond.
POIk-ro-day more active and excited;
regular; S2898 50 for old mes; also 100 bbls
prime new mess, sellers and buyers option,
for May, June and July, at 81 z582S stock
of old and new pork May lst, 1896, ~ bbls
against, same date last month, 90 Dig bbls, and
Same date last year, 81 ,7A bblS. BeeECon-
tinues steady al Sl6SD 50 for new plain mess;
S2lR2i so for new extra meSsi sock of beeL,
old and new, May lst, q, 81 bblss same date
last month, q ISL bbls, and same date Last
Al 60 Bacon-Quiet at l51<c for short ribbed
middles. Cut MeatS-WlIhout change; 1l9
l2c for shoulders and l69I71Zc Tor hams
LaId--ReaVy and easier at lT54@9z<c. But
ter-Stendy at 259I5cloF Ohio and fU@60C Tor
State. CheeSe-Dull at l6922c.
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The Drx Goods Trade.

NEW 1ORks april u.
The advance in cotton goods to-day has
steadled tue Dry Goods market very consid-
erably, and a Inlr trade is doing at last week 8
prices. Brown neutrality-suspicious. "A SO
inch, @; Appleton D SO inch, Il Appleton E
"a inch, Ii; Atlantic a 81 inch, 2211S; Atlantic
V33inch, IL; Augusta 20; BOol h F 50. 18; Booth
o ~; Dwight A So 10; Great Falls II 81; Great
Falls s 81, 10; Howard "A ~ Indian Head 20,
u: Salpnin B 36, y; Salenia Z q: Salenia o so,
.; Ianark 20; Lowell o 80, so; Nashua extra
80, ~; Ludlow A Is; New lInrket A SO %; Pa
CHIC A 81, 22IS;; PIttsdeld A l6; Porter Mill B
81: Salmon Fails -; Shawmut %, pig; Stark
A 49, -; stark NJ So, 10. ShIrting, bleached-
BaFtlettis SO, 30; Bates Xxx 50, 10; do BIB 49, 30;
Bay Mills 80, 81; Canoe III; Columbia A g,
2gIS; Forestdale SO, 81: Hill Sem Idem 80, 81;
Home 80, 81; Hope 80, 80; James 80, 80; Lang
don S6 %; Lonsiale SO, 50; MasOnvilIe 80, 81:
New York Mills 319I71z. Prints--Amoskeag
Is; Arnold 10: Cocheko 10; Dunnell's Il; En-
piTe lOI5; Freeman l5c; Garner & Co. lSg;
Hamilton lSc; Merrimnc D lOc; do w zoe; Pa
cific l9c; Lancaster loo; Victory l5c; Loudon
mourning Ice; Spraguo's froclks lee: do. fancy
IS: VANS ltta l2%. Hoop Skirts Thompson
crown, Boulevard trail, 81 O09l %: Bradley s
duplex elliptic SZ1S9sl o.; Meyers, Xxi wide
tapes BSgI II. misunderstanding IS; Port
land liz; Victory Is; Washing ton II, Cadwal-
LADDERS farmer and mechanic IS; New York
NIIIlS6i; plow, loom ana anvil ~; Richmond
Az; Jacqunrd's diaper ext n unoleached 81
RXfTa blt5lcleai Al: COlOFed dHTnaSk AZ. q
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New YORK cattle MARKET.

N6h 1O3k4Af may Il Z
Business on beef cattle during thb whole OF
the week has been pretty actIyel notwtth-
standing the unfavorable state OF the meat
market prices ruled in favor of the seller.
Sales in Albany to New York butchers
reached 2SS head, while IN Begin Hin, SIS
head, and in Yorkyille 81 head were sold TO
city butchers in the forepart of the week.
Sales at all the markets reached 500 head,
leaving for Mondays market 5000 head, In
Guiding n head lett nom last week. On that
day the market opened firm and about 3S9Ac
higher. and closes to-day little better than
last week. Prices range from IL to l1c, and
some few choice at from II to lSc.
Milcn Cows continue very dull; no sale for
any but the choicest, which are taken by
private persons.
Veal Calves md also no favors, with q
large supply; prices rule from &c for poor to
lie for choice.
sheep very frm and with fair inquiry;
prices Improved closing for wSoled as high rs
exc, and for sheared as high as SIC.
Lambs little lower ranging from 10 to l6c.
Swine opened nat, but closed nrm at 109
l09sc for live corn fed, and l29l29sc for dressed
do.
Receipts this week aggregate 5Sg9 beeves, 81
mich cows; 2e8, veal calves Ii SIG, sheep and
lambs, and $50 swine, being an Increase over
last weeks receipts OF cows, and ia decrease
OF 1853 beeves, liz calves, 493 sheep, and HISS
swine. g-
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anirIt OF me stock Market.

NEW YORK, May ].
The Commercials money article says the
dullneSs In the 81 ock market continues, with
SIN n Temporary weakness in prices. The
partial break in prices yesterday appears to
nave had the double effect of draining out
sellers option yesterday, and buyers option
this morning. It Is understood that Mr..
NcCullOch has addressed a letter TO the Ways
and Means Committee, requesting legislation
loan free from liability TO federal taxation, in
the hope that such exemption would faciIt-
ments are rlther weak under the offerings OF
the amount returned by the Scotia The
German bahkers are free sellers, and are ask ask
bid by the brokers at l0l1z; l0-i05 nave al
ready lost per cent OF the fictitious I'D
9F5<. Money continues vety abundant; the
up town banks are oneHng TO brokers at
per cent for nXed time; the general rate on
demand, however, Is per cent Discounts
are quiet at 51z@7 per cent for prime paper,
and TISd9 per cent for names ranking good.
Foreign excnange n1se st ;11 9I
demand from importers, and one OF the lead
ing drawers of francs and sterling declines,
produce bills. Prime bankers 60 days sIer-
ling Is quoted at 1851 9l0e. The gold market
is easier; cash gold g more plenty, and the
rate on borrowed gold has declined TO per
cent per annum at II per cent per day; the
lowest point touched during the morning was
Considerable Interest is awakened by the
discussions relating TO the new 0 per cent.
funding loan. INTO which It is proposed 70
consolidate all our outstanding national Sc
cuFitIes. both those OF shorter and those OF
longer dates. The plan Is very favorsbly re-
cetved, and eventually u VIII no doubt be
realized.
Several notifications 1.-THE plan have been
suggested, and some OF them, We learn, ARE 70
be Submitted to Congress. All the promoters
of the I'VE per cent. loan seem, however, TO
agree that the bonds must run at least ~ or
preferably 70 years absolutely, and that they
quarters It is uTged that these bonds should
be exempt from taxation But many Of our
financial men seem 10 think that their eX-
emption Is unnecessary.
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New York money ana stock market

Money and Gold-Money rather more
active ut 8 per cent Sterling ExchRnge-
Firm at 1857. Gold-IFregular and unset
tied; opening at 12534; advancing to I257 and
closing at l2t5<.
Government StoclSs-NIore active and 4
better; $40 coupons %, 10l5S; 1910 coupons
9I5s; treasury 75lIOs 1919.
Freights TO Ltverpool-Dull and without
decided change.
State StoCksGTennessee6 Is sOl<.
StockS-Strong; Erie 74I<; Erie preferred
TX; Reading l0S%; Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Sl7S, Chicago q Northwestern $50, Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago IS; Western
Union Telegraph 81; Michigan Southern 731S.
Atthe4 o'clock the stock market continued
extremely dull: New York Central 8ll55E: Erie
7414: Hudson ll0H; Reading los; Michigan
Southern %; Caution 565{; Quicksilver 5i1s;
noIs Central ilg5z; cleveland & Pittsburgh
SIX, Chicago and Rock Island l2311E: Chicago
& Northwestern 5S5G; Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago 9S3S.
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--LATEST VA ouEENsTowN
Miscellaneous Nena.

NEW YoRK, May 1st.-The Herald's
special says casual conversation to-
day between Secretary Seward and a
gentleman from Virginia may throw
some light on the formers opinion con-
corning reconstruction and Mexico.
Mr.. Seward said he had lately re-
ceived u letter which had been forty
days on the way, advising him to act
cautiously in the French and Mexican
imbroglio because of the strong proba-
bility of commencement of HOSTILE
ties between the North and South. The
writer assured Mr.. Seward that so far
as Virginia was concerned he need have
no apprehensions. The Secretary re-
Piled: Nor SO far as any part of the
country is concerned; the country has
had enough to last it for long time.
An intelligent and virtuouS woman
who has taken the first step in life of
shame never ceases to deplore her mis-
fortune, but an indolent, ignorant wo-
man will continue to take many such
downward steps as long as she lives.
Such country as Mexico may be
given over to political revolution and
war, but a victorious, enlightened and
exemplary country like the United
States will not be likely to repeat such
folly very often. i5
In view of the approaching hot and
sickly season in the capital, rooms are
being fitted up for the President and
his family at the Continental Hotel,
Long Branch, New Jersey. The family
will probably repair there early, leav-
ing the President to follow on the adj
journment of Congress.
The public debt statement to be issued
in a day or two will show decrease OF
about six millions during the month of
April.
a memorial, from Assistant Marshal
o. Byana and those employed under
him, was presented to the House by
Mr.. Darling, asking for change in the
awards recently made by the Secretary
of War for the capture OF Booth and his
company .conspirators. Great dissatis-
faction very naturally prevails among
those who, feeling themselves entitled
to share OF the reward, find they are
entirely ignored.
The Times special says: The dis
patch of last night to the effect that the
Senate Committee on Commerce. had
unanimously agreed TO report the name
of Mr.. Smythe, for conf rmation as Coll
lector of the port of New York, turns
out 70 be at least premature, although
Thought my authority was worthy OF
credit. The Chairman of that Commit
tee, Mr.. Chandler, was o-day canvass
ing the feelings of the House members
OF the New York delegation, a few of
whom are not favorable 10 Mr.. Smythe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-02
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Boston Wool sIarket.

The wool market IS firm for all, and higher
for some descriptions OF staple, with large aS'
gregate transactions during the past week
In view OF the reduced stocks,-whlch are
nevertheless much larger here than at any
other point upon the sea board-holders arr
much less disposed to slaughter the commo-
dlty than they have been for long time
past. The bottom has evidently been
touched; consumers seem to be well aware oil
It, and are operating quite freely ahead oil
their present wants, designing to avoid the
contingency OF entering the market toward
the close OF the season by bridging over to
Private sales of domestic for the week foot
up S25,000 MS, (the greater portion being pull
35d62c for pulled. Included are lots OF West
ern fleece Mt 4595Sc for medium and fine:
Michigan and Indiana do at 5O96Qc, ohio do
at 55@62c, 5000 MS New York at Sc, and the
balance Of the same lot at 57c, 1000 ms me-
dunn Ohio, at SIC, 1000 ms Washington Co.,
Pa, ian inferior lott Mt SIC, 1900 Tbs choice
Ohio at exc, 10000 lbs select Pennsylvania
at supposed Csc, 5000 lbs double extra do at
Tic, and some small and very choice parcels
ranging from 6S9721Sc. In pulled, the sales les
Nos. 2and l. 50G55c for supers, and 55962c for
eNtFaS, closing firm Mt these rates. In foreign,
Cape. at range of 359l2 Mestiza is plenty
and dull at 25935c. In Mediterranean, sales
I22 bales DonSkoi on private terms.
The following are the details OF the auction
sale OF 800 600 ms yesterday:
Twelve Thousand lbs fine fleece wool, sic:
lz,Co0 ms do do. 5sci 200 ms medium and
tine fleece, 56c; 500 lbs medium do do, ISc;
5000 MS fine fleece, 55c.
One thousand I'VE hundred ms coarse fleece,
46c; 5000 MS fine do do. 551Sc; 1900 Ibs do do,
5Sc; 1000 MS coarse fleece &c; 5000 ms do do,
M; 2O,OOO lbs fine fleece, Sc; 300 MS medium
Ten thousand ms fine fleece. SIC; 1900 do
do, Sc; 5000 lbs coarse fleece, 455$c; 5000 fine
do, size; 1900 do do, Sc; black do, 3Sc; 10000
S.; 10000 lbs ne fleece, 59ISc 5000 ms do, 5S1sc
bales unwashed Cape, 3lc.-t Bulletin.
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baltimore Iron and Petroleum Mar

1ron-Baltinore Charcoal Iron Is still SELL
ing at SIS for forge, and S5I 50 per ton for
at Sl5947 Tor No. Ashland; s429s4 for No. 2
do, and SO per ton for No. do, at which fig-
in lots OF 10 TO 20 tons. There Is, however,
little or no demand for large lots. Mol Ash
land Is scarce! but No, and are In fair sup
ply. Scotch pig Is selling from the yard at
$50 so per Ton, but the transactions in 1t are
unImportant- -l.5.
SSa4Oc 9, gallon, In bond, at which figures
some considerable sales have been made, and
5S6O0c, free. Benzine we still quote at ls5ac
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BOSTON Shoe and Leather market.

The Boot and Shoe market il very quiet,
and the past week the dullest OF the season.
Western buyers have generally gone home,
having taken but very Ii ht stocks, and are
sending forward scarcely any orders. So far
as that section Is concerned, the spring trnde
may be considered as aDout closed up.
The Leather market Is without visible
signs or Improvement. and all descriptions
are entirely nominal. Hemlock Sole Is sell
ing in very small lots at q 20 3Sc for Buenos
oak do Is selling at IS to 5Qc. including crop,
Rough Upper is nominal and lower at % 70
go for Hefnloclk, and 80 TO 83c for oak. Calf
Skinsa are very dull and nominal at soc to 81 00
for rough, and 81 10 to 81 20 for finished. ~
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MEMPHIS, May This evening a
riot occurred in the southern portion of
the city, between policemen and negro
soldiers, growing out of an attempt of
the officers to arrest a white man, whom
the negroes determined to protect. 20
or so policemen assembled and kept up
a fight for couple of hours with about
$50 negroes. One policeman was killed
and three wounded, Eight or ten ne
groes were killed and several wounded.
The 10th regular infantry were finally
called out. AT ten o'clock everything
80, r,,,;ot 7-- f-5-lsss
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(;hIeaeo market

Flour moderately active. Wheat unset
tied; sales at 81 SOL SIX, closing at 81 IS for
active and declined lie; sales RE 1860 for No.
/, and 4S5Sc for No. 2. Oats steady at 90S3glSc.
Highwines inactive. Mess Pork quiet; 81 W
asked, and 81 259N rs offered. Lard dull at
Ok; Receipts, Hour $500 bbls, wheat l1,50O
bus, corn $4,000 bus, oats $1,000 bus. Ship
ments, hour II 100 bbls, wheat 6i.OOO bus, corn
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ToIedo NnrIxet.
TOLEDO, May ]

Flonr quiet. Wheat irregular; new amber
ut 81 so; new white 81 60 and new amber at
81 %. Corn firm and &c better: sales at SEC
for No. l mixed; 59I<c for No. yellow, and Cue
for No, i. Lake freIghts dull and unchanged.
Receipts for the past week 1900 bbls Hour,
q, 900 bush. wheat, s. 00J hos. corn, 1000 bus.
oats. Shipments for same time 1000 bbIs.
-four, 5000 bush. wheat, 5000 bush. corn,
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AUGUSTUS Po11AcK,
Sole Agent for the sale of tho celebrated
Steinway Pianofortes.

These Pianos are acknowledged the best
instruments In America ms well as EurOTa
having taken (S2 Ihirty-two firSt premiums.
gold and silver medals ut the principal flirS
held in this country within the last ten years
and In addition thereto they were awarded a
INST prize medal ut the great International
Exhibltton, London, 1852, for powerful, clear
brilliant aud sympathetic tone, VitI excl.
lence or Workmanship.
Every StAinway Piano warranted i've
years Samples open for inspection. and
orders effected promptly at
nv-se,s sor ply AuGg !Jss PoLLAGRs.
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BUFFALO, May i.
Flour drm but quiet. Wheat market bare
Of choice grades; sales Of amber Canada g
g 90; Northwestern Club nominal 1t 81 80;
Car lots white Canada aud Michigan held AT
e 5092 90. Corn du1l ~ IOc: Oats-We stern
nominal at SOC. Whisky inactive and n2mt-
nal at 81 %. Canal Greights dull; oats 10 New
York Sc. Receipts OF cOrn ,611 bush.
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OrMego market.

% v HsNF10 tAE1EI12@
Flour scarce and higher; sales at So 259s 50
Eor.No. spring. $40 759n so for red winter
and SlS9l for double extra Wheat scarce
and quiet; No. Chicago spring is held n
81 70, and No. . at 81 so; other grains nominal.
Canal freiRhts duh; Hour 40@42c per Dbl and
wheat 10c, corn SIC, and oats 51zc 10 New
York. - - 5aas'
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PhiladeIphIa MarIket.

Cotton firm; sales at SS93Ic. Petroleum
dull and drooping5 sales at 2SS@2tc. for crude
free. Flour active; sales 1000 bbls OF western
extra al SlO9I0 so. Wheat firm; taleS 1000
bush. fair to choice req at g 5092 O., and
white at 81 TOd2 81. Provisions hrm; mes
pork S28a2S so. Lard 2Ic. Whisky 81 T92 ~.
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TORONTO, c. w, May 1,-Dr. Gustav,
late of New York city, who attempted
topoison man named Mckinney, here,
months ago, was yesterday
found guilty, and sentenced to Is years
Imprisonment in the Penitentiary.
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CITY Lime for Sale.

crrr OF OWE WaEELise, April %, 1853.
6REsH AND SUPERIOR LINE NOW
j. on hand and for sale At the city lime
Depot, LIST Ward, Market street, opposite
John Armstrong; Lumber Yard, from o till II
a. IN. Also at Depot In 4th Ward, c2rner Of
5th and Zane sts., from to till p. M; and at
Depot in Centre Nheeling, corner of Chapline
Orders for the delivery OF Lime left at this
ONCE promptly attended TO.
apr2e-tf Health officer.
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LnnIa marnef.

ST.. LOUIS. May l..
Cotton denfessed. Flour and Wheat 6rrn
and fiTiFhaneedl Corn easier but NOT quota
bly, lower. Oats heavy and lower az 4OS4se.
Pork advanced g ~ ~ y Jason
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CINCINNATI, May 1.-The National
Convention of the Bella Thete Frater-
nifty, is holding its biennial session at
the Spencer House in this city. Some
fifty chapters are represented.
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NEW York, May 1.-The deputy
health officers reports up to yesterday
morning three admissions of cholera
patients to the hospital ship, and no
deaths since last report. .--y-
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PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-Antonia
Brobst was this morning sentenced to
be hung for the murder of Mr.. Deering.
He received his sentence without any
visible emotion, and made no remarks:
The day for his execution will be fixed
by the Governor of the State.
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TTnwnuItee Market.

MILWAUKEE, May j.
F7Io,rd1iet. Wheat dull at 81 621<al6 3. Corn
Nrnn n i8s. Oats steady al Bic Receipts Of
Hour 200 bbIs.; wheat 1900 bush; corn 900
bush. Receipts Of dQpF go bills; wheat zsIHQ0
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The Latest News
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

by the Union Line:
ONCE, corner Of Main and Monroe street
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crscrsNAr1, May. 1.-The steamer
Gibbins was burned at Nershman's
Lake, between Augusta and Savannah
ton. Vessel and cargo total loss.
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NEW YoRK, May 1.-GoId opened at
125H, and closed At 1851. i.5,y z-45s--s 5.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-03

Row AT A NEGRO BEER GARDEN.
Lizzie Jones, Frank Gardner, Bill Rob
ertson and Fred Dixon, colored folks,
were arrested yesterday evening charged
with misdemeanor, which, on the po-
lice docket means almost any crime
against the peace and dignity of the city.
1t appears that the above quartette Of
blackbirds went to negro beer saloon on
Poplar street, and attempted to clean
OUT the establishment, which resulted
in a fight, during which Mr. Smith
mot john was shot in the side. The
police arrived and stopped the fun
by arrestiug the originators of the diff
Guilty, who were conveyed to the station
house, TO await trial before magistrate
to-day. Lizzie Jones, we learn, was the
wife of John Jones, the proprietor of the
beer garden, where the difficulty occur
red She eloped a couple of weeks since
with a musician named Gardner, and old
Jones not thinking Lizzie worth hunting
after, let her slide without taking any
means to bring her back to his beer gar
den. Lizzie and her paramour, with a
couple of friends, yesterday, called to
see how he was getting along, and hence
the difficulty
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PROPERTIES AND USES.

IN AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FE-
MALES, the Extract Buchu is uneaualed by
any other remedy, as in Chlorosis or Retention.
Irregularity. Painfulness or Suppression of
Customary Excavations, liberated or Sehirrous
State of the Uturus, Leucorrhea or Whites
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KID
NEYS. GRAVEL. AND DROPSICAL Swell
LINGS.-This medicine increases the power of
Digestion. and excites the Absorbents into
healthy action. by which the Watery or Calca-
reous dispositions. and all Unnatural Enlarge
ments are reduced, az well as Pain and Inham-
nation
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RE MoVAL.
DEMovAL.-
CHANGE OF BASE.

Owing TO the heavy and rapidly iHcreasing de-
maud for the Great Southern Preparations,
we are compelled TO remove TO more spacious
building, giving room for extensive manutactu,,
ring purposes. therefore we have leased al ana
423l of the Hughes Block. corner Of Main and
Real streets, where we design conducting a
general Wholesale and retail drug business, in
conn ection with the manufacture of the Great
Southern Preparations.
To our friends aud customers everywhere, We
would say, give US a call. Our drugs are pure.
our prices are low, and our clerks competent
j. Y. DROMGOOLE a co.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT STORE AND ROOMS FOR
X rent-36 Poplar. inquire at q } eiierson. oil
Il i'"' +. A. TYLER.
NOR RENT.-A HOUSE ON PIGEON
Il Roost road. containing SIX rooms. possesa
SION sNe m, innhioV'"''''' S
NOR REM. "A Desirable Residence on De,
Il Soto street. Possession given IN ~ or IL
4. WHITMORE.
IN Public Ledger office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-03

GARRoTERs AROUND, Three men gar
roted negro named James Brown, about
eight O clock on Saturday evening, on
Washington street, between Third and
Fourth. The darkey fought the robbers
and shouted murder" which brought
several citizens and policemen to his re-
lief, who captured one of the garroters,
the negro holding on to another until a
policeman took charge of him and the
third one escaping The captured rss-
Gals gave their names as Martin O Brien
and Joe Daggin They arrived here re-
Gently from the NORTH.