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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-02
'a THE Splendid Passenger Steamer
i : COMMERCIAL .s !E7'::c
wM. ]. AsHFORp. C. Master.

Leaves Memphis every Tuesday at o'cl'k p. m.
Leaves Augusta every Friday at 10 o'cl'k nm.
Leaves Searcy every Fridav vt o'clock pm.
Leaves West Point every Fridly ut 6 o'clk pm.
Leaves Des Arc every Saturday at o'clk am.
Leaves DuvalPs Bluff every Saturday at IL m.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-02
p Gayoso and 6 Water streets.

b ESGLIsH bEREGE 81 cents per yard at
Elson's ...f,r .,tlr4 la1t1 we
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speedily arrived and extinguished thu
flames. q .t- .,,. .,.-..,. 5..a1 1t'H
John Lynch aud VIM. Bartlett hav'
been arrested rsleahne fromaMF. j. $
Townsley s residence, No, 2l9 Hefnand'
street JiiI ,I1djhlJ14d Il
The Federal Court, Judge c. F
Trigg, convened IN the court room owe
Mansfield & Higbee's to-day ahd or
ganized. Il ~
'7r--During August 2l76 bales Of cottoi
we're brought to Memphis, and $50 ex-
ported. The stock on hand on the Is
inst. was 1850 bales.yag~ 20
IA heavy rain, the 6rstin five weeks
fell yesterday morning, commanding a
an early hour. The dust was effeetuelly
disposed of f5r few days.
The regular semilmonthly injecting
of the Board of Aldermen wilk be helC
to, morrow afternoon. Several matters
of public Importance will receive atten
ton.
The body of man--name unknown
was found floating ipTWolf river yes
terday. An inquest held by Esq Millei
developed the belief Mat the death wa'
the result of accidental drowning,
i This morning the First District
H u. .
police found two CASKS Of butter in
stable at The foot Of Adams street i
had evidently been stolen and stored
there by some enterprising checalier.-
Judge Conally F. Trigg, Of the
Federal Court accompanied by the
Misses Trigg, arrived yesterday and
stopped At the Gsyoso. Judge 7. !
friends viii be pleased TO learn that he is
in excellent health. --i : I,
Police RESIGNATION. Sergeant W.
r Lincoln, Of the Metropolitan police
= - he ,.nvifion and de
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-02

Police RESIGNATION. Sergeant w.
+ Lincoln, Of the Metropolitan police
force, has resigned his position and de.
signs engaging in other business. Mr..
Lincoln's connection with the force
dates back to its origin. he was an efh
Gent oficer, and We wish him success IN
bis new vocation. Assistant Sergeant
Brown has been temporarily assigned to
duty in his place.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-02
.FfoIFl BENT u'l8s0J
NOR RENT
FRONT STREET OFFICES.

"A few No. Offices in the Mosby Il Hunt Build
ING, between Madison and Monroe streets, 10
, ,Iisii ~. I ~ ,,~oy;r,o "A nnlv TO y va
ie'irop' ''' H'VN' S. MOSBY,
Office No. IS, in the Building;
,{oust 81 1857. u 5-b
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-02

NOR RENT-THR STORE HOUSE, No. 29s
-sNGMain street. Apply on the premises TO
!. EASTLANp y GILBERT. -.,..l4 :,
,TN0R RENT--TWO ROOMS ON AVERY
IN street. suitable for store or snall residence
iH htreet No 32 nuvA H. =
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-02
Y. 3. M ALL LIN Il
Commencing Friday, Sept. 9Th.
For Helena, Napoleon, Red Fork, Pine Bluff
~ Gl and Little Rock.

.rs10u f8L--. ssw
3gwuT ava teitteaH
Th6:New and Elegant SidewheeI Steamer
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-02

omoe. NO. ID Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-02

THE school of5ibe Church ofths Good
Shepherd, in. Chelssa,rwill open lonJ
Monday, September I'd, 1867, upder. the |,
charge Of Rev. James j. Walk aIds4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-02
The Port of Menaph

ON 5Hl+s made new II 362I Sc,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-02

NOR RENT-STORES NO. "a & 3s-PoP-.
Y ia- street. With twelve rooms over rtnenl''
These are ine stands for business; ana ony
few feet from the 0verton Hotel. Kent mnder-i
ate sIraiiifea IN fhp IRpcFR Counting room:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-02

WY RSFFRAMF fwo- STORY HOUSE,
On Ir;,Ssn street, No. 2f2, having eight rooms,
two cisfe =, 4 good stable and large garden'
Apply nj No. 228 Front street. or,,,,,o,,.., ;.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-02
& Z SOB PRINTING. q
MEAT AND ELEGANT

HA)fo 70
N ,I7gWoN 10 y1oloGluncM s
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PETE HARnia lOsta s s yaIleF pprp" ii
morning. Any , one ending Ing; hlHa viii
him a favor by keeping hippaoW
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-02

ROBBERY OF CHuRoH.-A thief en-
tered Asbpry Chapel. sotngt Linden and
fernando streets, Saturday night and
spirited away q lamp, stand cover, and
pitcher aid goblet. .e aiis,sfqs9l o,, Jg,l
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LOCKWOOD d CO.,
No. ~ BROADWAY. NEW. YORK,

OFFICE MERcuhSTs UNioy ExFRHss Co..
so. rs and 3s7 Brosdway NFw.YonE, June 1d 1861
Y1yUE TRANSFER BOOKS of the MER-
1 CHANTS UNION EXPRESS COMPANY sIe.THIs DAY ie.
r t Inc r usr Of ock which all calls and assessments due
~, ~. A.s, MD J. n KNAPP, Secretary.
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

NETWORK, Juy 5, 1901.
Business during the last few days has boon inter
rnpted by the holiday OF the FOURTH but. upon the
whole fair amount of business has been done. Trans
actions arc confined 90 the closing out OF iob lois "
bprng goods and TO purchases OF He'll WOoleBs by inc
clothing trade There Is material change IN the tone
ofprices the small lots Of regular goods ~ r+Nt
wanted, buyer mostly willing 10 pay holders rr-
There -. hOUeNcI, kciy little Disposition Go } -d$ '
speculation Tot the Pal trade ubhrfs s}sr"c car Tee
manufacturers holding considerable Sucks 81 c"uds
ard that they making paiatiOus ior tr Eau
trade aud guently ndlspOsed 20 Dy ~! hing
beyond what they immediately want.
fhe exports of Domestic COttons from this port 10 Tor
egn ports for the week ending July 4 1861 nave been
asfOllOws: FOf the week es6 pigs previously reported
1907 pkgs since January J. 1851 $40 pkgs time IN
1866 SIS pkgs time IN 1861 III pkg; time
1854 5g3 pigs time In 1883 2051 pkgs time
1851 292 pkgs time III 1861, 1855 pkgs same time
IN 1850, g., 087 pkg5.
with moderate stocks standards steady. Indian
Head Appleton A. and Massachusetts, standards each
IOld by agents at 1sc - Wach1setts Amoskeag,
Lawrence &, and stark standards, eaeh l7e a. Med
Ford Ice s21noh Nashua ., &C., ineh do Il, lsc, and
t0inch DO y, &c; lsinch Nachusets, &c., $sinch In
Alan Head 2Clc 40ineh do 2lc; ~ Agawam, ll3c; "A
Dexter hc 5c; A. Green Bay i2ic - MlddleseX Glic
Macon I7c - PatapseO, 1G3c, ana - Saydge l6c.
" Augusta i7cs do. iic - Warrior lGsc; - stand
pd, lie 4f Sraaitcvle re. and Do, i4ni lndan
Orchard ~. 10 .-s- i1I u -. t9rE E'!ts w al nS
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srEcIsL TERN.- Before
Judge BRADY
ANOTHER MINING COMPANY CORNER.
rhn,ras Il Stunt at Geor,e T. R,nnaI and otheI.

1boss. n s,ont at Georss T aoupaT and other.
The complaint and afiidayts in this snit ehaIgs
that certain persons interested in the Charter ok Copy
per Company stock have made corner on the plannn
II would seem that last Winter Mr. Millspaugh and MT,
they explained had 100000 shares OF u each based on
piece of property purchased for $4,000 and wished hinh
10 take some interest in it, He declined but presente
their application to the Mining Board to be placed on tb
call list, which was done. The complaint then charge
that a customer the plaintiffs named Walter held =
certificate for 500 shares in the name OF MlspaugbS
which surrendered To have ressned in his name
That instead of doing they issued t TO one Ernst The
complaint then charges that having control OF all tho
stock they, in conjunction with the defendant ho,b
petroleum broker caused fictitious sales 70 DO mao %
give the appearance of value 10 the stock that rsy
on being able get Walters 500 shares the pant so
at one time 200 another time 500 shares which he DOT
rowed from one Knevas depOSting the then markes
value with him at " Is per share that three days
the stock called. and under the rules OF the hnm
Board purchased in by the President for the seller ah
transaction was conspiracy to defraud him. and THAI
they seeking to enforce the eontras, on nm o
suspension and expulsion from the Board He thereiors
made the officers OF the Mining Board parties and pro,
cured injunction to restrain their acton Ia the prep
The defendants deny all fraud but the case does nos
now come up on the merits 5at on moaon aud ih
the Court decided involved only the legal lueriic'
cpirary mower on the part OF the plaintiff cons
tended that the constitution OF the Board or wHteh
a member did not contain the power OF expuson Tor =
single failure TO comply with contract, but only for
general failure that II IL did contain sueh Pswrlr ~
could only be exercised after the decision OF o hofa
ton Committee and that submission OF q controversy 70
that Committee optional Ihat no ssIeesich, cous
except other arbitratons, where unless te Gaze aH
been actually submitted 49,
The defcndants while denying tnat there was anything
I'm the Transaction which called for the interyenon OF
court argued that If the transaction was fraud or con-
snirocv Clearly proved n not case where the oaf
could be restrained from taking action The Board Wa
a voluntary association, controlled by rules made
Themselves for their own government 10 was simila
case To that OF partners who should agree that III ne
ydua paper OF any OF them should go TO protest. h
shonld be Excluded The plaintiff thus conffohed ~
rules subscribed by himself, and must abide by them
ne had any make the COmnttee OF Arptr
zOfaD for
Decision reserved a.,
Mr.. T. C. 7. Buckley for PLAINTIFF MY tDtbsb ~" ~
Carter for Defendants.
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OyTcE oY rus ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CoxPANr
NEw.YoRR. June p, 1861
. Z A MEETING of the BOARD OF DlREC'

"A TORS q MS S9mPa9y Pea i, I5' va cpxT = A m At
eyeent tax psd the Isl 81 August next to the hcs o. e
m raid registered the 10Th day Of Jg5 n sh 'a' NC
the July. ami crene on The
Stb day OF THOMAS D. NALhhh
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TIE MARKETS.
lCmealJ reported for TIE TEiHuS

lCsreisIy reported for TEIBUNEi
MONDAY. Julys-We note no change in Ashes, Building
Materials, Coffee. Molasses Oils, or whisky
COTTON-Demand light at 26926lc. for Mddhng Up
FTOfyR ANb MEAI-The sales II 500 bbls. at Sc A
s for sia% y Sia 3 the grades Western
Extra $40 s0aSl 10 for good To choice Spring wheat EA
S5o SS SG anS So sSa g for St Lons Extras sales
Of s5O bills California Flour at sl2Gt4 % for Extras
far Extras and 2es4 for Trade and Family do 400
bbs Southern Flour at s. l0qSlo 70 Tor common 20
Family Extras sales Of. coo bbs Rye Flour at s.
o. 75 sales of bbs Corn Meal at s. SO for City and
FRUiT-By auction $50 boxes Lemons at so cash.
GRAINLIhe sales 1929 bush No. Chicago at = ~
900 bush fair No Milwaukee at s. 2 1920 bush New
Amber Southern at $9dS3 3j 900 bush Far White Can
q o. Barley q aSl 10 for Canadian Barley Malt 50
0$i CO. RyeThe supply OF good is moderate sales OF
and small lots at 81 g. Oats-Sales OF ~ 600 bush at 70
7se for western see for iaDy 9 t6 OF d % G
sound Canadian Corn is also better aud ia brisk demand
Tor the s soae of I @ bush at ssSiooc for Hot 81 o.
"a % for damp 81 030Sl Ot for Kiln Dried 81 a$ " Tor
New Western Mixed 81 O90N 10 f0r very Choice do part
sfocK ol GRAN in New-York and BROOKLYN Ware.
house July g. 1866 wheat ass 45J BUSH Corn, lS 0 DO
Oats 263OO2 do Rye 52OI do Barley lS5.O 40. MAN,
HIDEs-Thc market il very firm but quiet Dry Blu
amos Ayres 2922c., gold MOntevideO 20l a2cl gold
Orinoco aI9ic gold City slaughterSCows l2lc ana
Of I9OO Wet Sailed Buenos Ayres Cow, 20 To- az nic
gold and 800 Wet Sailed RIO Grande OK 10 arrive Oh
pHHYIMarket heavy at sOa9Oc. for shipping. and STA
n 10 for retail lots.
HOPS are in demand at 20, 4Oa65c
HEMP-Mania ia all!c., gold, ,
PROVISIONS-Ihc sales, cash and regular, are 90
bbs AT S 9OaS2 for Mess Pork and small job lOs DO
1t So l2 sales OF Is bbls Beef at slsGS25 Tor PH
Mess and SaS27 for extra do p bbl3. Western Bcci
Hams SIS PkEs Cut Meats at for dry sailed
Shoulders IS0lie. Tor Picked Hams; 40 tcs bagSed
Hams l60Is3c.; 15000 - Bellies OF lOc., and $4,000 10
loose city Sweet Picked Hams nj lJa5!c Bac0nis very
scarce Sales OF $50 bblS and tes Land AZ ltatc iol
No 3aIlsc fOr City l2 l2c fOr fair 10 pine steam
and I2Ic foi Kettle Rendered.
PETOIETM-Crudc, in bulk. l2c., and in barrels,
iG9I7e; Refined, in bond, II. 2Sc for standard White
stock hand 957l bbs Crude and 5000 bbl- Refined
RICEJObbng lots at LA l2ic for Carolina and 9Aa9gc
Tor RaHgOOn.
actual advance; there strong feeling AZ s9i2c Tor
Pair to Good Refining. The Saleb have boon largely 10 re-
aners with fair amount taken by the trade and few
lots go spectators. We note 400 hhds at III
Tor Cuba Gtc clarified do, l2dl5c. fOr Porto Eeo
boxes Havana at lie Refined is firm at i6.alTc TOT
HaTds.
SFEDs-Rough Flaxseed is scarce at o. O. per brsh
TAILOw-Sales OF llj0os d at uianic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

" IN. N,TIOSiL PARK BANK Ner-Iors IN Neylok, n the
Staio Cd Nerierk ne Ia Vie arst MONDAY Of Jn Ig'.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09
CIVIL COURTS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Before judge
BIATCHFORD.
BANKRUPTCY BRANCH.
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed by the follow
Ing: The firm Patrick Devn Il John Hagan, Abra-
ham W. Leggett, Charles H. Mcintyre, Charles BHcLand,
and Henry +. Deyoe all Of this city.
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PRINCIPAL DUE July l. 1900 AND INTEREST DURING con
srRrcroS. ASSUMED BY THE FARMERS LoAN
AND Trust COMPANY AND PAYABLE
At THEIR OFFICE

We ,scr On friends and the public tue shove bon, De
sud srruty The
Railroad obligation offered 1 TINS maitl
; fully secured az iolo"t' 4, M
FIHsT-Dung construction q ycsrs Is sssnneu bJ Ihe i"e
Loan sud TTasi Company. ,r,--, - A.. a.. C...,
SECOND-TheTeatsr by the procreo' o. -u' W =
rv. puuSre1t grant lands amounting 70 ylioo ses Is
rsted that While interest being paid by te In't Yen
nr h.t liz land will accumulate fund for ibe payment 81
he coupons sinking fund Of million "l doiars ad tAt
the annual ALE amount TO more than the interest on Ae
bonds. -, N o...s
TuRD-Tbe Railway Lands Equipment All All PROPERTY nov osha
on that heh NAV hereafter acquired by the Company mas pee
and Irssi Company 10 he ~ them
b.h a. Trustees for hordhbAe with proper provisions 10
secure anil the prompt payment me coupons A. u
e The net earnngs estimated Niu amount 10 o'e ioH tunes
tie annual interest - IT., a..
many N cston ol which that ourtou assumes and agrees TO
pay al nsuniv - a., ,,t-,.t..t 4. vr,.o,.
Iaf,.e and state line, dssue o. 40 miles hihone
II win connect Chicago and E0hN en extension from
Msdu and form Chicago and place 81 Paui aud
% eleven hour IL heal importance eAnnos "e r
ov estimated aud large stwork Of roads esntering al 81
Railways ksst and south There no ncnih
lands Subscriptions have been
uned a.d being made ~ ID the towns aoug the line
Psfs wishing these bor dfabn Investment can Apply 10 10
90 p-r.or by letter
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' NEW. loGi.. Jane Dr.. l3b'
DIVIDEND and ELECTION NOTlCE.-lhe
Rosu az director, OF this COMPANY meeting he n lay ds
cIsorsJ sEN[ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE FER GEN tes o.
, nava on sn Aisr 18th Of july 20 NewoIA y, hS-is
be Mercantile Transfer books vii :, so SCI irgm he sa @
g. at az narmen The W c PlERkkPONI was reelecied
,snt md MARCELLUs MASSEY esq, NcePIcsaca Tor the
ssng year Applications being frequently made by tue lors OF ~
Railroad
s,te y and Rome Railroad Company q eSehass
N m The Sinking Fund Re- tel Bonds OF this
which already been done 70 some TIE Iasafet
i no continue exchange for all that be presented Tor
, urt iLe further action the Board and upon the
,,. ~, per oT psr interest coupons eqnsliled
"'"' We 4 L. ICNGERF0RD ffe,safer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Befor<
Commissioner Osborn.
ALLEGED PROCUREMENT OF WHISKY BY MEANS oF
A FRAUDULENT BOND.
Adolph Asher Nicholas LOsOn, and WIN salem
The defendants are charged with procuring a large
quantity of distilled spirits from BONDED warehouse bw
means OF fraudulent bond The particulars did bot
transpire The defendants gave ball m $1,000 each 10
appear for examination on the 9th Inst
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RECEIPTS nF pRnnIrcE

RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE.
July s-6G63 bbs Flour, $40 bhls. Whisky, SOC sacks
Corn Meal, 1893 bush. wheat. l3i,4i2 bush Corn,
1891 bush oats, 1000 BUSH Rye 5000 bush Malt II
pkgs Ashes, bbls Pork 81 pkgs Cut Meats, 139 pkgs
Lard, kegs Lard. sacks Ocake 5571 bbls feiro-
leum pkgs Butter 1904 pkgs Cheese, GA bills Egga
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Dlpioeno Notices.
OFFICE or TIE GERNANlA FIR ~

NEw.YoRK Ne Us Broadway. )
AT A MEETING of the Board of Directors
n held this day DIVIDEND OF SEVEN PER CENT 81 for ne
ni k of dis Company declared payable Tree OF Government
t.I on aud after MONDAY, the 9Th inst
the same meeting Mr. JOHN kDW kAHL unanimously eed
ePrcsden Mr. HUGO SCHUMANN appointed Sea OF the
Company. htD' "A'n'"'h ''0N'A"
July 3. 1867.
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TkNNEssHFf {
CopPTRoLLYR's OYTIv. Na-HyiLLg, juno J. 1907
rI,HE INTEREST on the debt of the state OF
ernrs.ee falling Ia Jsly, 1901 will be paid Of the
fo'''' ~ g.. " BLACKBURN, Comptroller
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NEw-yORK CATTLE MARKET.

For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, July 8, 1907.
III IS i5i2 22E5 1850 $3.50
These were sold AT the following market places:
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