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New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
DIED.


BBTTsIn Brooin Thursday April lS Mrs Lsia Bets, .se
friend. Of the hmi rs,pectf9l, invited .,s.
e funeral from her lat. r'sdene between FAeaea as
BLUSTon Wednesday the h inst, Martb, wife Of GsOrgsw
The friend, invited 20 attend the Church ofh.
Divine Paternity Of Fory anhs and hhas 1.-THE Rev Dr.
ChApin's), on Friday at o'clock
DAvIBs-Hugh Davies native Of Wales, aged u and
months
DUTCHERon wedu.dy April H. FAuuis G.h.m youngest laugh
The relatives and friends the family nd to attend the funeral
from the Church Of the Atoneneo corner Of Tweneshss and
10 Iarryto.n ior nerment.
DR GRooT-Ou Wednesday April H. at the residence Of Mr. ~
Heal castsion IVES. Brighton Staten .d Frank MARKHAM
friends invited attend the uOsral Friday
April II, at 12i o'clock p. ~
DE PRYSTERIn BrOOkne Mass Wednesday the ith insa
wife Of A1gustg, De Pyssr and youngest daughter 'A
viii place Albany Sunday the 18th n.
.p & II = s % 'ss sssSo :, ter s I
The sSS % &. & Pc % as g sf'ts ~ saRv
marrow (ssurday April H. at2i O'Clock m Trains ea'' foot
Courtlandtst / O'Clock p IN.
PRAssE-suddeny in Jersey City Tuesday April 49, Of heart dis
ease wrn. H. Priss., u the sss year Of hn age ,,,
hs funeral from bic late residence Gnd. Friday sner
noon. al o'clock
HARRISON Wednesday the tih iust Bsi'ey sdOw Of Nathaniel
Harris. are respectfully invited fuues Pd.J he
lfth iDst at O'Clock from her late resdsSes' DO ~
HARRou Thursaay the 18th ns Anne wdOs Of william Hare.
Hoics Of tas funeral iu Saturdays paper
JoHSsoS-oP wsd3s.ia AgIlt M"y B. the only d."sA''f"
I'll relatives family respectfully invited 70 attend
tle funeral services late residence, No o. Seeonte. on sap
day, the 18th inst at 2 oslOck p
LUNMUssudeuy Brooklyn Of scarlet fever Thursday April
eldest daughter Of Franklin H. and Sarah A. Lunnas
aged II yea month and 10 days
No Is Saturday Apr H. z O'CLOCK
Salem Mass, papers please copy
hoULTON-on Thursday April IS 1859 Hannah r. wife OF James
Noulton % N. the Gath Of her
friends Of the family respectfully invited to sttens
residence Podhamave. between fi
and Scob MOrnania n " Sunday afternoon al O'Clock
Oneida Co, N T., pa2en please copy
ST FRLxOn Tuesday April H. 1862 Anna asby wife Of@'
late John st. Felix.
The and funeral Friday the
hOm her late residence No 2l9 Raynondst. Brooklyn
TAYLoROn Tuesday the 18th nst John Taylor In the 9Th rear
his
Fday afternoon iasL at o'clock without farther invita-
will be sken to Marble Cemetery for inteFmeat
THoMsoS-on Thursday 18th inst, Orange Valley J., Joha
Thomson. IN the 5Th Of his
The friends Of the family respectfully invited attend
his residence OF bis brother. VIM Thomson, No III
We, TweHtythrdL, SATURDAY afternoon at ocoef The
will inferred In the family van, In the Marble Ce@etsp
See0ndst
wITHERsPooN-on Wednesday morning. April H. ME I,a"
Funeral xoS his late residences. No. Sc Pery, Friday hs ah
ipst at 1 O'Clock D. m.
wHTNgY-on Thursday April IS Daniel whitney ia the 80 y"s
bis
The family respectfully invited 70 attend
residence Of bis Ne ST. Lakespaes ~
Sunday. tbs 18th inst, at o'clock p N.
Boston PApers please copy
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
,.rvsr EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoxpOy April $3.50 nCOn'G. close a. s9 I nSnsy ,na
,on. RAILROAD stocks steady aud unehangd kns Railway "i
M poi, Central Railway, sol -,.
pIp,, Aprl i6-Tbs Is stesdJ Renss IL &c ,.,,
IIySKrooL April lS-4;3O mCo.son- hdaneg opiaha .t
utin O,lssn. l2ld bales Whest has Declined 10
% s Whits aud e7a83 for No Red Western Other
B.sa unchanged Provisions and Produce unaered tone aDa
qI"snoS APRIL $3.50 mTalOw IS S9dBl per eSttspirs Iur
pentno 81 033 Linsed OIL tN tan sugar o" anu h'e'u
IsrWsSr, April a-PsrOsum queti STANDARD White @s''A
francs ,,.h.nrei
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4 New "Pinchinzo Tuck Measnrer and Creaser fo,
Sewing Machines.

This Invention all fuckers which
are 0BLiGKD AccUauArss Tccxx nh
e ONLY taeker which holds the cloth a aud straight
Tue Imperfect guiing nerpert operators IL makes the
nAk HAND By PISOHsGh aud will the delicate
IADfe IL has CLoTH SNoOrasK
nohk RISING UPON IL the Tuck Marker Which
OIuGs - "
Tbs new FULLER Daruum" polished
Marker the replaced AaAIs
e3; by mail, % 9 - -
FIRST CLASS IrcxSs To Canysssss wanted. W.
DAAsUA' ne 90 Broadway third door bslow Beeskertt
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-Rear Admiral James es ! J.;
in, h,. b,rp ordered command OF the P9smonn
Surgeon Quinn ard SAimate John heioe.
orsred 10 The Ssraogs, Capt John Guest relieved from ~
go snd 10 return bis regular dures he
III SsyJYsrd Leut.C Wahs Detached WoI .ns Ne
s,s.or q i Claiborne Sanaker Samuel W. Iaen are de'
,.ebd m the Saratoga aud placed on waiting One Major "
s g tbs Marine Cops relieved from duty at headquarters and
d for recruiting service and will be the otc os y
Char aJwood The gnson Of Second Asat bogneer
= r. n HalneasTe ID accepted.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16

the Republican majority by saying that if the latter
wanted to stop this kind OF stealing they have the
votes to do 1t. Not day passes tnat the truth Oh
this assertion is not proved Every Democrat IN the
House, except Dyckman and Suiiern' voted in favor
Of tba biu The following Republicans voted with
them and they should be noted as indorsing this
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16

fegsr
The opponents Of the bill wanted to press it to a
vote. but they could not succeed. The project may,
however, be considered dead Even if passed by the
Senate the House viii kin it,
Tie New-York members OF the Legislature are
signing petition to Gov. Hoffman asking him to
appoint John J. Blair ex-menber of Assembly for
your city Fire Commissioner in place Of Mr.. Able.
Mr. James Mclean is the present incumbent
Tie Democrats carried another point this morning
In the Assembly and by the aid of few Republican
votes. voted to take $4,000 out of the
State to buy tho Junction Canal, extending
from the Chemung Canal in the City Of Elmra to
the line of the State Of Pennsylvania, Athens
This is one of the biggest jobs and swindles yet
through our Legislature. The canal is owned by a
private corporation, and the only argument used in
favor of purchasing the canal that the tolls
charged we've eXhOTbitant, and that il the State
bought the work they would he lessened and that
the canal controlled large trade, and would be a
profitable investment for the State To this the reply
was made that the work not worth five dollars,
let alone five hundred thousand. If the canal was
ss profitable as its friends asserted, they could
not afford TO take the latter figure for
It. Messrs Truman (Rep) Of Tioga, and Patrick Of
Chemung were tho principal advocates Of the bill.
Judge Campbell L. L. Smith, n b. Smith, and Mr..
Hustled fought it bitterly. The latter gentleman
marked that whenever a big job voting money out
Of the Treasury came up, the Democrats sodly
voted for II, and then threw tho responsibility on
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
rms p,yKs or RYoLAYp AND FRANCE.

Lo,pos April 5Ths weekly rens Of the B,ui Of
pube this show that tile amount OF specie ln iu wants
bssn decreased e256 900 since the last report Apul
P.E April -Acorng 10 the report OF the omsrs OF e
Tnce published to-day the bullion vault has increased V"
faues during the palt week
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

DUNCAN SARAH No $50 West POuthst, corner sfNusAsre
FRASSB WM. H.. No. I9 GFandst
HARGIs BETSY No. l25 HeBrrst
HART, PATRCK r., No. so West seTenteenth-st
HART JAMES St Pst1cks CathedoL
AREND Dekalbave AdciDhet, Brockft
KRUTINA. FREDERICK, No 31S East Fty-eightst
ST PRLIx, ANNA NJ. NJ, No. 2l9 Raynondst, BIookyn
TORRILHoS SOPHIE EUGBNB, Church Of So Vincent d
Panl
WINNIE DOMINICK, No 25 FOsTtb-sh
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A SENSATION sPouED-CARD FROM GEN.
.. GICKIES

TO the EdiIor Of The Tribune.
SIR Permit me to say that there is no truth
in the story of unpleasant interview between Pres
dent Grant and myself on Wednesday last have never
had word OF disagreement with the President any
subject d. T. SiChLEs'
f,tr- York, April 15, 1869.
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MARRIED.

cONkLlS-boREMUs-on Wednesday April a. al the residence
OF the bride, by the Rev Howard Suydam George CouLp
TO hsrei Dorenns all Of Jersey City No caria
HuRLBUT-LUMIn Newark j. the rsd.nes ofths bndes
parents By the Rev L. Hubut urlbut 10 k M,oaIs
Lum, daughter Of Amos LGm. ESQ,
KBRNOCHAN-WHlrNBlOu Thursday April IS at Tini,y Chapel
hF the Rev Robert H. Merritt assisted by Rev Morgan Dir
Frederick Kenocbaa o Mary Stuart daughter Of late William
Whitney Of this city.
sCHUYLER-HAMLToNon THURSDAY. April u.s. By the R., DR.
Bellows George Schuyler Mary d. Hamilton daughter of James
A. Hamilton, ssq Of Wesehester Co, NY
All Notices OF Marriages must be indorssd rih fal,
IL.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16

The stable of John Barrett, corner of Navy
and Tnlarysts., BroOkIyn was destroyed by hTe last
night Two horses. which In the building, were
also burned Loss 500 The house of Patrick CarbclTy,
adjoining, damaged 70 tho amount 81 Siso u" in'
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
WET INDIA MARKETS.

u.v,S lpr sThs Sugar marks, Is nrn ssles to-day 2C.
ar, based afternoon reals per sroOe Tor NO. l.
H. RehsugsOn London, lid24ger cent premium oa ul'e0
states 90 days sight 10 curency "a, g2i Per cent 'eoao1
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16

mssisanoi Spring Water.-Tbs ouy known remedy foe
No. 335 Broadway N. y. ~ " " "'ss '''"
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realIlng
Tle fnllowino were az neRatives

II is but just to MI COnger Of Albany to state that
he did not dodge the voting in the Decker On
Tuesday he was at his town meeting, 25 miles from
here.
The Broadway Surface people are afraid to come to
a square vote OH the bill. 1t uD for its third
reading this morning but its friends had it laid on
l. l,..1 1l,o f,ll
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FY.pREsIDENT JOHNSON.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, april 5.-ExPrcsident
obson addressed about 800 persons this afternoon from
the balcony OF the Oyerton Hotel. His speech was q
reueti0n Of those made at Knoxville and Nashville
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
Su,riaI grtins.

Az a special Meeting of the Executive Compi..es
pipsd.H Ts.y. April l ises h. Ssi9s rs'SlGSa,
presented y l. hsTn. @ ws S sDproT. pips
expressed Prs.den. Grants i1sasEa ASEsss and S,a
Sos Warm sppTov. proposed Fesn!A 70 ss Cor.
,spsos s .oU, 2, s oslsSd rom tn. Law Of the land
Rrd Th. this co%%ss aSs'. s ai oISsu Of saD ss
isS 10 pubic city sIsmphSd in such naues
ss s6sssT SSHs s.s SsTs Darling ana BaBcock
-Par,uant 10 n recent Act Of Congress, Tbsrs will Be
meeting Of the Stockholders Of THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY At the ones Messrs Gldden williams sasse'
po.,O, Mas, At "a m on THURSDAY the al day Of April A D.
1869 70, the ebO. Of Oeer aud for the purpose Of ShAaE
general Ones Of the Company oL'sh A"H0' ''''''""
HsxRy b. H.sNoSD Secretary
,opy uEsRTs SR;. RseelyfS ss Il Fariio~ as S.rYo
case: SsSG4.,. Ss%1 9oaNSSss eaa sSss ss:ss' Ss%.
,s case: E".1ds FH.. w. 1Sd sosPs sIFs.' FANf'"A'
20 cases URSINA and ARGTgsISE .o.,rvs
Fui s:sortm.ns PANcY GooDs, BRUSHES, COMBS. soAPs
Win remove .i Nay premises No COLLEGE
pURIFIRS THE BLOOD and CURES ScRoFuLA and q. ch,Sn.
Dss,s, the BSSS , sSa q sSe Sn Best ssu For
Of remarkable RO.adslis Almanac for this ses
place Baltimore. Nd For sIsS uvxpv
No ii ParkrOw, NswYOrt
A Modern Hosarih In Our Nlidst-H' woaderG % .r;,tA
@ IL cSt.s T Ntt % n. Sgab sd No ss Broad
shaving, &c.
yfoet & Chandon's
DRY IMPERIAL (rIN FOIL),
all 6rstcas deslers 10 vines hsrs
o'"' '"'Ah' ANTHONY 0kCHs
MwYork Apn6. 1873.
P.,snta-MURN Co.. No n Parkros T. Agsnts for sbsar
| ins AMERICAN aud EUK0PBAN PATENTA
T.entykrs years experience
Pan pilsi Of Law and Information free
Extra special Notice.Dr H. sCHsNcK Ses' leave !" IA.
form his patients public that Of his Increased
practice business at his principal Omes In PhiadePs ne VI" "
obliged civ, up visiting professionally .sr the reruf
,itTUEsDAY April 10 Those who wish to eoau bin VIII pe
make note of tl. 10 NswYOrk. No. - Boadst sn
co,ed snsr April 20 Dr. sehencfs ofHo
sgAwHBD TONIC and MANDRAKE PLLS-with iah sfseuoo,
Ruslh German and French be obtained Of DrUg" sha
,,,,,bor. one hOurs for visit will BE- As usual non
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
ASSEMBLY.
REpnHTg

Majority and minority Of the Judiciary Committee as
20 what vote is necessary TO pass Claim bills majority
report that the Canal Contractors claims OF the
nature OF equity bills. and twOthlrds bsadopted
and ordered a third reading creating the NewYork
Guarantee Company regulating the lease OF the stands
and stalls of the public markets In NewYOr 63 to 23-lt
prohibits such leases TO all uOnresdents OF the State
ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
For the purchase by the State OF the Junction Canal by
50 70 So the bin approprates half million OF dollars for
that purpose.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
REPORTS.

To amend tho law relative to arson TO amond the
charter of the International Bridge Company, and a
thorize "a consolidation with any Bridge Company OF
Canada (; for tho safe and custody OF insane
criminals the efecual suppression and punishment
of bribery tho YanderbOig Underground Railroad Dili
which had been recommtted placed on the calendar
for third reading; TO authorize the New-fork ana
Highland Bridge Company TO build a bridge across tho
Harlem River; 10 amend the Excise law to authorize
the appointment OF Commissioners 20 locate an Asylum
for the Insane in the Eighth Judicial District to Oncrcaso
the salaries OF the Judges OF tho Appeals and Supreme
Courts, and OF the clerks thereof. Recess.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16

Al Notices OF Ma
name and address.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-09-03
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

NOTICE il hereby given that by virtue Of the ar.
IN thority vested in me by the Revenue Laws Of
the State Of Iowa, and in accordance with the re-
quirements OF the sane will, on Monday the lth
day of October A. d. 1862 at the hour of 10 o'clock.
A. NJ, at the Court House in Cresco, Howard Coun-
W Iowa. proceed to sell the following described lands
for the delinquent tax due thereon, for the years A..
y. 1864, 65, and g. ..r.-~
"-.. NJ. M. NOON,
Treasurer.
BY. w. NJ. PATTERSON, Deputy.
nrn NJ Inn DS.,.,.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-09-03

t,dDA "a .esl.tai II Is1EaI !
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-07
n,.,ressInr ANNOUNCEMENT.

The sad intelligence reached Us this
morning that General Albert Pixies eldest
daughter was found dead in her bed at 10
o'clock am. to-day, at the residence q
the family, head of Adams street. Last
night, after retiring, she complained Of
slight headache, and used chloro-
form to enable her to 60 to sleep.
Nothing was thought of IL at the
time, but when she failed to get mp at
the usual hour, the discovery was made
by q member of the family that her spirit
had taken its eternal fight. The bottle
Of chloroform had turned over on the
pillow and the contents were all gone.
Il is supposed that death was caused by
the chloroform.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-07

When General Cluseret was arrested
in Paris, one of the officers said to him
he came in the name of the Emperor.
Cluseret sneeringly remarked that he
probably meant he came in the name of
a certain Louis Bonaparte, convicted of
high treason on the 81 of December,
1851, by the Supreme Court of France.
Monsieur lie General" exclaimed the
officers, "how can you dare to insult His
Majesty in this manner2' II know no
Majesty in this world" was Cluseret's
reply, land least of all / bow to that of
the meanest despot living on earth"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-07

" A couple of citizens of jackson,
Miss, have been arrested by the military,
and are held in close custody without
being informed of any charge against
them whatever. They are kinsmen to
Colonel E. M. Yerger, and supposed to
be connected with the Yerger-C Crane
affair" Such is the announcement, and
thus it is, in these miserable days of
malicious misrule and oppression, that
the constitution, the laws, and ell the
dearest rights of the citizen are con-
stantly, wantonly trampled upon, without
exciting" anybody's special wonder |"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-07

We mentioned yesterday the fact Of q
man having been killed on the railroad,
near McGhee's station, night before last,
and gave such particulars as were at our
disposal. This morning we were shocked
to learn that the deceased had been
identified as Tommy Dardis, son Of our
respected fellow-citizen, William Dardis,
Esq. Tommy Dardis was learning the
printers trade in the Avalanche Office,
and we knew him well as quiet, indus
trious youth, who enjoyed the respect Of
all his associates and the confidence of
his employers. On Monday he attended
the St. Peters Orphans picnic, on the
railroad ct the Vance street crossing,
and failed to return that night. The
description we gave yesterday of the
mangled corpse found on the railroad
excited the widest apprehensions
of his family, which were too
terribly realized. They have the SYM
patty of the community. The man
ner in which young Dardis came to his
death has been a subject for some differ
ence of opinion. The Coroner's jury
were Of the opinion that he was murdered
and placed on the track to conceal the
crime. Scarcely any blood was found on
the track, but as there had been heavy
rain in the night this fact may not appear
strange. Dardis danced good deal at
the picnic, and when last seen was slowly
making his way out the railroad. 1t is
likely that he sat down on the track to
rest and fell asleep. lasft
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-07
Big Snake.

The Bolivar (Tenn.) Bulletin says:
A few days since Jim Coubourne, Esq,
farmer near this place, killed rattle
snake on his plantation measuring seven
feet and two inches in length, and four
teen inches in circumference, with four
teen and half rattles. Mr.. Coubourne
had no difficulty in killing this monster,
as he had a shotgun with him at the time
he first discovered it. The stuffed skin
Of this curiosity may be seen at Mr.. Um-
haw's saloon, where we had the pleasure
of satisfying ourselves that this is no
Maury county affair, but sure-enough
snake-a snake which would have been a
curiosity in Barnums museum, or any
other museum.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-07
North Alabama Bar Association.

NOftn A1bDHnhu naH AbnVcAneAvAss
The annual session of this association
was held in Huntsville on the 18th of June,
and it proved to be one Of the most in
teresting meetings that has ever occurred
in that beautiful and charming city.
There was very large attendance of
the members of the bar of North Ala
bama, and in the list we notice the names
of many men who are very notable in the
profession. The meeting was presided
over by General John d. Rather, who
made a splendid impression for the care
and dignity with which he performed his
delicate duties. After the usual business
matters incident to the meeting was at
tended to, the association, to the number
of about seventy members. and their
guests, adjourned to grand dinner,
which was furnished by Messrs. Venable
4 Willard at the Huntsville Hotel. Look
ing over the bill of fare we find there
we're many toothsome viands and comes
tibles that would tempt an anchorite and
seduce the most abstemious recluse. We
find in it, too, many evidences of the
genius of that prince Of buffers, Jim
venabIe, who provided the edibles with
his usual bounty. General. Pope Walker
presided over the banquet with his usual
courtly dignity and grace. With the
customary toasts and pleasures of the
banquet the festivities of the anniversary
closed happily. .n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-07
N o II I Q Il
To Arkansas River Shippers!

DOR THE BETTER ACCOMMODATION
Il of the travelling public and shippers, the
schedule of the Memphis and Arkansas River
the summer, as advertised. they will leave
Memphis Mondays and FRIDAYS at 5 o'clock
pun, instead of Tuesdays and Saturdays as
heretofore. Immediately upon the opening Of
the fall trade. the Company will nut 10 q
Wednesday boat. leaving Memphis Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 5 pm.
For the present. there will be but two boats
in White river, leaving Memphis Tuesdays
trade. there will be Thursday boat put in,
leaving Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
as heretofore, thus making daily line from
Memphis to Little Rock and points above on
the Arkansas river,
it6.t JOHN D. ADAMS. President.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-07
Who Bidsg

The Brownsville Bee says: 1.-THE ne
gro sheet in Memphis is for sale, so it re
mains neutral as to Stoke, and Senter
This notorious pap-suck,r wants som'
chicken pie, but the goobernatorial as
pirants, Ring-tailed Senter aud Bald
headed Stokes, don't see it. Won
somebody bid for the POST"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-07

VETANTED--A RELIABLE WHITE GAR
Rocst road, two and half miles from the
city. llo-lz
CUISINES MEN wANTED-wE WILL
II give remunerative employment to good,
active. capable men. as solicitors in this city
and State, or in Mississippi. Alabama, Louis
sanS' ~ MERRITT &WELD. J..
General Agents Southern Department missouri
Valley Life Insurance Company. 2sb Front
luV-lll
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-07
Personal.

Mr.. G. N. Erich, the well-known
quesnsware importer of this city. who is
absent in Europe, has our thanks for
copies of Galignanis Messenger and
other newspapers.
Mr.. Z. A. Benson, who was we'll
known music dealer in this city before
the war, has returned to resume the same
business here. he has bought out the
store Of Mr.. F. Kstzenbacb, at 3l5 Main
atreet
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-07

JOE LocKE's news depot, 1864 Main
street, has the Chimney Corner, New
York Ledger, Harper's BsEar and Week
Iy, Leslie's Boys and Girls Weekly and
his Illustrated, Days Doings, Sporting
Times, Clipper, Saturday Night, Waiver
", Fireside Companion, Southern Home
Journal, The Imperialist, Round Table,
Hearth and Home, Army and Navy
Journal, Freeman's Journal; besides a
large assortment of other week.-Mrs.,
Northern Western and Eastern dailies
and the latest monthlies, base balls, etc.
Give him call.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-07

Diamond cut diamond is the rule
among continental gamblers. The
gambling hell at Wiesbaden lost during
the month of May one million francs
a gang of counterfeiters having staked
large amounts of spurious French cur
rency and won nearly every day. Most
of the counterfeit money remained in the
hands of the proprietors of the gambling
hell, while the counterieiters carried off
the gold and genuine bank notes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-07
Catiar south of Us.

The Sardis (Miss.) Locomotive, of the
Sd inst, says:
Cotton still GENES in from the country.
We have noticed that quite q lot has been
shipped nearly every day this week. On
last Monday some twenty-five bales we're
brought in. There has been good deal
shipped from other points on the road.
Captain J. M. Henderson, our efficient
depot agent, informs us that he has
shipped s, 200 bales from this point since
the commencement Of the season last fall.
Nine Thousand and two hundred bales
have been shipped from this point and
Como. If we can do as we'll t6is sssson,
everybody will get out Of debt and be
once more independent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-07
CITY COUNCIL.

Alderman swayne Appointed Mayor
pro tenn. Tho July Interest not
Forthcoming = Regular Monthly
Business--Taxation for the Forty.
second Corporate Year-LittIe Rock
Railroad stock Ia be Used as CoIlat-
eraI-Meeting this Afternoon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-07
A Rising City.

Brownsville has velocipede rink. The
fellow who runs it has to fight the mack
erels every time he makes his appearance
on the streets. The inhabitants are talk
ing about taxing the animal. or requiring
the owner to take out a license like o
grocery keeper.