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--s ~ ~ - - - = NEW u DIX, NOV. D, -
middling uplands. Flour dull and Som1ion
grades O94oc lover $40 Z59llyz6y for sound
common extra State; 81 768l2 IS for eTtr1.
round hoop Ohio, and Sl2 SO6Sl4 so for trade
brands, market closing quiet aud heayy
Whisky quiet. Wheat dull and common IL
54lOc lower; 81 1902 42 for No. Chicago and
!MiiWaSHRee, the latter price for very good res
IeGted Mllw9pkee; 81 1893 IS for choice white
Mlchlgan. Rye nominnlly unchanged. Bar
ley opened Snrm but iclosed heavy and de.
cllningt u 90 for inferior ChIcaso 81 l9 for two
foWed state, and SI078lOS for Canada West
IN bond. Barley Malt quiet. Corn dun and
29Sc lower 81 A1<9l 24tOr shipping mixed
western atloat and IN store, closing at 81 2IJS
81 ~ and white western az 81 2B0L30 Oats
l@2c lower lO9T2c for Chicago and AiIlwRu..
Waukee, and 72573c for State. Coffee steady
put quiet. Sugar steady; Cuba lO1%@Il1%c.
MOlasSeS dun. Petroleum heavy; 23C for
crude ana So1S@361zc for refined in bond.
Pofk heayy and lower; 81 2S9H 9J1< regular
ana cash for new mess, closing at 81 80 TeVu-
lar, and S2A SO925 . for prime; also 400. bbIs,
new mes at S27@21. p seller for November
aud 81 20 buyer for last half OF November,
Besi nnchnnged, at previous prices. Beef
hams quiet at 81 II. Bacon dull and lower;
LEG iii1Sc t9T C9mberlarld ent and l59l51Sc for
ior shoulders and l591 Nc for hams, Dressed
HOG easier; l0lS5 lie for western. Lard dun
and lower, mt l3z<9I6Nc. Butter steady NJ
O934c for Ohio, 35944c for State and 66G55c
LOT orange county pals. Cheese quiet 81 nc.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
By Telegraph.
Spirit OF the stock Market.
I,s po..,. n,cn., .,t, NV ny, YoEK; Nov

a.N
The Posts money article says iae-
Gold Is lower to-day and continues so easy
for delivery as to be lent without or even to
per cent to haye Il sF 9i e Ioan 9l @
Is rather more quiet than for day or two
past; still there Is very little offering below 6
rate on which Is 5. Discounts are less active,
and choice paper passes at sol per cent. The
stock market opened glOriouRly, and QuotR-
ton were lower. Governments were more
freely sustained, except for 7-SOS, of which
some lots sold alta fractional. After the regu-
lar board the quotations were, New York Gem
trail leO1S; Erie SS5<; Hudson Is; Reading
Southern 0lsz; Pittsburgh 925<; Northwestern
69; do preferred 10; Rock Island l09IK; Fort
Wayne 1881; Ohio & Mississippi certificates
on London are quoted at Os55@lO9; for COM
merclal 1O914 9l091SS; for banlkejs' do at short
sight llO349ll0S. t.= ,r.s
Money, though less active than last week
as respects the demand for loans shows more
hrmneSS IN rates. Western banks are begin
ming TO draw down their balances TO q tnOdeF-
ate extent, and there is some movements OF
currency southwark. The accumulation OF
paper which has naturally occurred during
the rise in the rate OF interest," has caused
more or less pressure for discounts, and the
banks md they can employ their means in
dlScount1ng prime paper at 66R7 per cent. This
upward tendency in money has produced q
Whicn the bears are attempting to augment
by throwing stocks upon the market. The
market yielded at this mornings board un-
der this sort of pressure to the extent of 10
q per cent, and more disposition was shown
TO put short contracts. Governments are
quiet ana rather weak, sos Of all issues be-
ing about lower. Foreign exchange is still
quiet; bankers are asking about u per cent
advance upon the closing rates for yeSter-
gay . man, nut buyers do not seem disposed
proved supply!of cotton bills and IN unex-
pectedly light demand Tor importers.
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some of d. Lord,s coupons turn up.

Some OF ID. LOrtl's Coupons turn mp.
NEW York, Nov. 9.-NIr. Frank Hill
ton, gold broker, doing business at
No. Wall street, was arrested this af-
ternoon and conveyed before Justice
having attempted 10 get cash for eight
coupons of S. 900 each, which were ad-
vertised as having been stolen from
Mr.. Lord. 1t appears from the evidence
that boy named w. n. Hill was sent
by Hilton to the ub-Treasury office at
noon and presented the coupons for
payment, whereupon he was immedi-
officer. Mr.. Hilton was committed for
examination in default of forty thou
sand dollars bail. $50 .-s4rsi las'tEt|
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LATEST.

There was q very general effort on the part
of money lenders and the banks to put the
bntit was not successful, ana even q iier cent
WIS not paid to such I'm extent as Yesterday,
The decrease in the volume or business OF tue
btock exchange has lesSened the demand for
money, and this operates very much against
any advance on the rates of interest. There
Is no drain of currency at the present from
this point, and the amount OF uneInployed
capital Is very large. There is nothing likely
TO occur in the immediate future TO create any
In the streets are only for effect, and Original
ted with the bears. At the close OF the day
for call loans. The ofierings OF paper at the
banks and in the open market are quite lib
eral, and capitalists prefer call loans 10 paper
and nothing but prime paper passes at Cal
per cent; second grade paper Is dun and dis
counted at irregular rates: The Gold market
most an entire absence OF any speculative
feeling; the price ranged from HB@l48lS
nat and as high ass per cent was paid for car
rytng. The market for exchange remains
dun, and the demand from i'm orters issIight
cotton bills, which do not pass very ireelv:
ban, ask 1922 @l0s7F, but the Volume or
were dull this T. N, and a fracf ion of from Ibe
highet point or the morning. Tho closing rates
were as follows: Registered, 81, llIA9ll45z;
tered, 49, l571<G i571S; DO 80 IlOaIIOI: do IA
lg15S9lg!9{; DO IS gI1S9lG79s; do January
ana July IiIOSSl l04lA, registered, ll0l&;
90 coupon GI0O39lO954; Aug. 1865 l075S@l03;
January 1905 lOJ5S9l O8; June compound a.
li6?49 GIG July do ll81{; August do1151{
G9l!B; October do l145<@l15; December do
llS5z@ll4i May do, '65, liz 9il2116; August do
1l0149 III; September do no. "a fI01S; October
do lUg549llO. After the session Erie was a
great faVorite and T64e TO Sax with large
transactions the heavy decline Of the 1norii5
ing added q large short interest to the market
T Wnlch MllI accelerate an upward turn in
at $50 Pm. At the last open board the stock
market was generally strong and higher
prices were made Throughout call, Atlantic
Mail 1l05z@ll3; Ohio & Mississippi Certihcates
34A934%i Cumberland 561<@67; Boston Water
IoRer S21a4S9a; Cum erland 605E@7O; QuIGz-
SILVER SS(SSS3Ti MRrlpoSa lS5<@14;t WesteFn'
tEal lgz9la)S Erie Sl%@S4AS; Hudson l24If0
I I24 Reading li61<9 lIt7S; Michigan Central
1lS5S9u6i Michigan S0uLheFn 92II0B25k; ILL.,
noiS Central l2I5z@125: Cleveland & Pitts
burBh 9z7<@9GS; Toledo 1lg5<@l2l; Rock Is
laud q Paclne ll01<i Fort Wayne 10g{9IlO.
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Robbery of a RallroaelI Trarp.

FRANKLIN, KY, Nov. s.-The follow
ing are the particulars OF the the rail.
road outrage committed at two O'Clock
this morning, about three and hall
miles from here, by a band of robbers
numbering ten or twelve.
The engine turned over twice down
an embHnkment of thirty feet. Adams
Express messenger narrowly escaped
being burned to death. After robbinq
thelp gers ipf he aggregate OF about
$500 IN money And VI tches, the rob-
beers left IN an easterly direction. A
band of'mena from this Vicinity went in
pursuit early this morning. The rob
beers were blackened and otherwise dis
guised, and were unrecognIzed.
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nc DE-, aoo.l. lInrl.et.

There Is but little change to report in the
Dry goods trade this morning. Brown sheet.
1ngS ana shlrting hre only moderately called
Iori although there Is no reduction in prices
agents are instructed to t1lCe lower figures for
whole lines of goods Prints are very quiet
INITIATING and mills are running in light pro-
auctions with some talk of further reducing
prices. StF1pes and ticks have met a light
demand; for single case there Is no rediic-
ton, but for whole lines OF goods lower prices
would be accepted. LlnBeys and hannels are
arc very dull, - SS'-z,
81 !4oaRfEkss 9Rftis.,T arr r
a. BrGgii sh6stiDts Amoskeos Al "a; Extra
Bleached Shirtin1us-I,o nHlaia eEI<. us
Bank p; Canoe l3%. |' t'N
!, Pri9ts7 7!AerEimaek w q; Pacific l9; Amos-
CampEiSE Washington Is; Victory lS3f,
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Maryland Election.

BALTIMORE, Nov. S.-Gov. Swami
was called upon at his residence last
night by large body Of Conservatives
lating them on their victory. he said
the question ofthe removal ofthe Com
missioners would now be settled bv
the courts, and also that Judge Bond
would be held to strict accountability
for his action.
Returns from Allegheny county in.
ried the Legislative ticket. The Oonsti.
tutionaI Amendment against the crea.
ton of sinking fund for the support
of the public schools, has been adopted
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Flour dnll and declined ,1OaI5c.
Wheat losed nominal at decline of
9alOc.i y lOa 2 IL for MOI and 81 S8ISa
2 90 for No. 2. Gorhtdull and declined
311a4c, closing at 951zc for No. and
81 zza92 for No. Oats declined 3a4c.;
sales at 449zo for No. i and F43a44c for
declined 25c, Hogs moderateIV active
at decline of25a5Oc; So 75a7 62Ilcf for
common to good. -,
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Another Cholera Cargo from Eurobe

New York, Nov. S.-The steamship
Florida, which arrived from Havre at
this port to-day, had % deaths from
cholera in the passage. Five of these
were sailors belonging to the crew.
from the disease, who will be immedi-
ately transferred to the Illinois. Among
the passengers were ten cabin passen-
gers, none of whom were taken i'll. The
Florida is chartered by the French
Government to go to Vera Cruz for
troops, and merely touched at New
York TO land passengers. Action will
be taken on the subject by the Board OF
Health at their meeting this afternoon.
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.-.sAI osaeEo llaEHea. ~ ,


Flour steady at $40 so for No. /
spring; Sl4 O0for red winter; Si5 90 Tor
white; SIS 75E916 90 for Xxx. Wheat
dull Corn quiet zNo.s i Illinois, 81 ~
Barley steady 81 0l5<995c. !, Rye ouiet.
at 81 26 for Canada.
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NEW RoRK, Nov. 1.-The World has
the following special over the Cable:
into her E1Gits during lie month nsss enst
ing Friday, gold to the value of 9aO,9 $50
pounds. 7 The increase of the week
after deducting payment, was 243.995
pounds, american bonds ruled this
morning at 6Sa6a1 Erie shares are 20,
lower. - - Tttl4IifY 7-11fg5fsi llBnsffI -
I4rYERPooI.,e Nov. 6.AEYentng.l 1.-The
petroleum market is quiet. The cotton
market opened Mt the rates Of last even
ing: New Orleans middling l5jl. ~
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ToIenoMnrEeI

- ttif .4Fil5fT 1,l.i TOLEDO, HEuy.6. :
Flour quiet. Wheat, winter ana
spring, 1c lower; sales netg white GfIchl
igan az So ambeE 81 50 to 2 s55 no. i
Spring -. Corn 3cz, lower; 81 TO 1 O8
1or, 80. mixed. Osts 30 lower at soc.
t Lake heights tikn; pe on corn 70 BuE-
siai& - gl-.fs7.fr
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BA1rfMoRE, Nov. 1.-THE Aabeas COR
when Judge Bartol adjourned the case
until Two clock permitting with tho
consent of thetc counsel for the.old Com
missionersS the parties to- be unr64
strained until the court should meet at
that hour. 55ssy =, 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-09

NASHVILLE, Nov. S.@GOV. Brown
lows message was received In the
House to-day. 1t discusses the qnes-
ton Of negro suffrage, and thinkscer-
tain designing men, with the comm
vance OF the President, are endeaVor-
ing to overthrow the State Government
and asks the prompt action of the Leg
iBlature thereto. : Nil ~. :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-09

GoLpHHrs, o., Nov. Sat meeting
to-day of the. Ohio Det1ocratic Stata
Central Committee 90 WAS resolved to
hold a State COnvhnti6 on for the nomiy
nation OF . Governor and other State
Officers on the eighth Of January next.
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New York Money ana stool. l1arEsa

Money moderately active at 596 per cent.
Sterling exchange dull at 1O91<.
l4B, and closing at 1867.
Government stocks without decided
change; U. 3. $40 coupons, 1865, 1O75<; treas
uryi second series le6; do third series lb5R.
Stocks stronger; Ohio & Mississippi Certlfi-
Gates 3iA; Western Union Telegraph 5l1S:
Quicksilver 5S Atlantic Mail lllf New York
Genital -12O3S; Erie S311SS; do Preferred 81;
Reading ll63s; Michigan Southern 90; CleVe-
land & Pittsburgh 0ZI6; Illinois Central l2F1<;
Chicago Northwestern 5G1<; do preferred
7g55Si Toledo 1903; Rock Island AO%; Toledo,
Wabash & Western 521{; Chicago 4 Alton
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RInn.N

LOWELL, MASS, Nov s.-The saw
mill &c Sorcr1ss s. Saunders was
burned this morning. Loss $i5, 900; in
sur oee
SAN FRANGsoo, Nov. 7.-I,ateg Carson
City dispatches says that the Gni6n
party carried the Nevada State election
yesterday by about 1000 maioritv.
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l.si,9 MILWAUKEE. Nov. 81
Flour dull. Wheat, $2I5 for No. /,
and q for No. 2. Corn and oats
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B5PPAhS. Nov. 6. George q. Nun
ger, OF Rochester, IS repoTtsd TO be ap-
pointed United States District Attorney
for tie Northern District of New York.
Hice Dart removed. -
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RocHEsrER, n. Y, Nov. s.-rhe
Stave Factory of NJ. d. Dfffensdorf, at
savannah Wayne county, was burnt
600. Insured for 5,UO0. r.. Vi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-09

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 8.-The official vote
gives Gen. Pile ia over, Hogan for
Congress, but should severaH hundred
polls be received, his majority viii be
increased, and Gen. Blair defeated for
tho LegislatuteA The I'd, Ath, 9Th, 9Th
and 9Th Districts give large Radical ma
jorities. Returns from the Sd, Noell's
District, are still too meagre to deter
mine the result. In the 9th District,
Swetzer, GConseryative) Is probably
elected Tbirty-six counties give over
1900 Radical majority. Counties to
be heard from gave Lincoln almost
10000 majority. i.tS aS!t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-09
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CINCINNATI,
Regular Passenger Packet for PITTS.
burgh. Wheeling. and T1nrExeVSh,,-q-

burgh. Wheeling and Parkersburg.
9~ The new and elegant passenger
steaner GREY EAGLE" Capt.
i2AJohn Gordon, A. r, Bunting
Clerk, leaves Pittsburgh for PaEkeHbuTR
every Wednesday and Saturday at II M;
leaves Wheeling for Parkersburg every
Wednesday and Saturday at II n, M; leaves
ParkerSbuTg for Pittsburgh every Monday
and Thursday ut p. M; leaves Wheeling for
Parkensburg every Tuesday and Friday at
a. m.
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon.
BOOTH, BATTELLE4 CO.,
oo4cE q I'D Steamboat Agents.
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Missouri Election.

ST. LoUus, Mo-, Nov. Nearly
complete returns give the Radical tick
ct, in this county, about 5000 majority.
The official vote of the First District
gives Gen. Pile 2OS majority oyer Ho-
gan. Returns from the interior are
still meagre, but enough have been re-
reived to show that Newcomb (Radi-
ieal) is elected in. the Second District by
about 800. Returns from the Third
District favor the reelection of NoeIl
(Conservative.) Grorllly CRadicaD
In the Fourth District will probably
have 5000 majority. McClurg Is re-
elected from the Fifth District. The
Sixth District is doubtful, but, it is
thought Van Horn, (Radica1j Is re-
elected. Gen. Loan (Radical) was re-
elected in the Seventh District
by large majority. Not enough re-
turns have been received from the
Eighth District to indicate the result.
In the Ninth District, Swetzar (Con-
servative) is probably elected. Frank
Blair's majority is reduced to six. His
election will be contested by Brans-
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The Election In Lewis %.
Special 70 The b1telH0eTco-
MEsToN..W. ". "a

The Board of Supervisors of this (I.ew-
is) county have thrown out the vote of
five precincts. The entire Union ticket
is elected by 70 majority. -
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The Latest News.

BY Ell @ RAPH.
by the Union LIne.
ONES eoEnsF If !. Main "a ana Mop4ds ttresis
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PLABFER PARIS. -E577TTI 10
IN BBLs. CALcD PLASTER, FRESH
jS2S P.o.HLDRErH BRO,
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ZIG People'sll Bal1Ir.

The Peoples Bank. j l..
OELHGT!Gg1Es, Ne: @ MAIN 81, WHEELIHo. y
terest paid ON special tieposfs t4
A9Ess and 3stlls discounted. Exchange
abroad promptly attended IA. f-''--- 2
DIREISTURf 10y saaip4
.ISnn. heldI ~ 81 Christian HesSL = iftI
S.G6cOaS 90 iuf John VOelLIaF gfe-
EA9nl = Boyd, Richard CaFtaF,' } Nd
tgf.o.. - Andrew wv lson..i 4 /. i =, n =,
JOHN REID IoFSrssuif $50
JOSIAH, F. UPDEsRAlfF. Casti'r! fmy6
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ga9raaatsts -

= ;RBLS OF PURE RYE aWHIsRY,
3 SE3rTanted to give satisfaction, and ak
Years old, for sale by O, TH.a ODBERT,
Chemist. s.-El noVl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10
BY TEL LEGRAP PHI
from ALL POINTS.
The Midnight Dispatches.

New ORLEANS. March IA Texas let
ter confirms the statements of the Texas
papers, that the freedmen are contented
and were working well in those parts OF
the State where negro troops had not
been sent, and where the Bureau had not
interfered They are kindly treated by
their former owners, and generally dis
posed to remain with them. Another
letter confirms the report that system
attic preparation had been made fo- an
extensive exodus from the State, had not
the President vetoed the Bureau bill,
Governor Wells and Gen. Candy have
proclaimed ten days quarantine on all
vessels arriving from the West Indies or
adjacent coasts.
The Democrats of this city have NOM
mated John G. Monroe for Mayor, and
the Union Democrats have chosen Mr..
Moore, formerly an old merchant here,
as their candidate.
A serious difficulty between the Mobile
cotton factors and brokers and the buyers
has been settled by committee of con-
ference, appointed by the Chamber Of
Commerce. The points agreed upon
we're that the factors should charge 10
cents per bale on all cotton sampled on
the wharf; the loose cotton to 60 to his
Office and be disposed of for the benefit
of the owners The cotton is to be sold
by sample, and the order for delivery is
to be given by noon the day after the
sale. The factors Ere risk on the cotton
is to continue until noon of the third
ay after the sale, in case of non-remo-
val; and in the event of its removal, the
buyer is to insure, giving immediate
written notice of the point to which the
removal is to take place; also, stating
that the insurance had been effected by
him. The cotton is to be reweighed by
the buyer. before sampling, and the
weights reported on before removal, so
as to correct discrepancies in time. The
samples are to be made economically,
and full payment made to the seller on
the fourth day after the purchase; the
seller having lien on all cotton until
the payment is made by the brokers, who
are in all cases to name the principal.
New ORLEANS, March Cotton COM
pletely unsettled and nominal; sales to-
day, 1000 bales; weeks sales, $500 bales;
weeks receipts, l6,433 bales, against
l2,9l2 last week To-day 1912 bales Of
low middliug were sold at from 4o@4lc;
coffee, 2O!@2lic; gold, 29i sterling: 80 /;
freights to New York, &c; TO Liverpool
l@ad.
GALVESTON, March e.-A eeusns of
Texas is to be taken every ten years,
dating from Feb. c, 1860
TIE motion to make the white citizens
the basis Of representation was laid on
the table. The motion 10 strike out the
word white, was lost by a vote Of 26
to 49. A motion to leave it with the
Legislature to add "other inhabitants
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10
a Light in tho Window.

High on the top of mountain where
tempests fought their bowling battles
waere winds lifted high the surging bill
lows which in times of storm came
breaking their force against the rocky
walls to the ocean, stood fisher cot.
A simple cot, facing the mysterious deep;
II was low of itself, but high above all
else, with but o single window. Here
lived a fisher and his loved. A bold,
daring, fearless man, who trusted in God,
and in the morning went forth to gather
finny treasures from the wond'ous depths
of the ocean, which at times lay in sun
lit smiles before him; amor dashing at
the base Of mis- high retreat, madly howl
ing because his home could not be
reached. In the morning he went forth.
Fondly to his heart pressed he the
watcher left behind With more than
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guidance Of others. When the night
Q ,mes, look abroad and see the lights in
windows kept trimmed BY some loved
one. But not all the windows are visi-
BILE There are those Of the heart whore,
working or sleeping, the light of love Is
kept brightly burning for some one, who,
God bless her. is the fairy light Of life
and love.
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serted In the PUBLIC LRDGET ss items OF news.
But anything beyond the mere announcement
will be. charged for at the rate ti ~ cents per
line.
All bills for advertising are due when con-
tracted and payable on demand. f
E6- All letters, whether upon business OF
+ - WHITMORE BROTHERS, =
Publishers and Propnetors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-10
S4IO,6I3 81

LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID during the
year 1865, in a very marked and striking man,
ner exhibits the solid. substantial. and faithful
service renderei patrons by the Ph1uix, as well
as its ability to pass through seasons prolific Of
confagrations. with honor and profit To those
most interested.