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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-17
County Rights for Sale on Liberal Terms.

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-17

What law deprives q woman OF her
rights more than any otherf A bachelor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-17

PosroFFlcE, MEMPHIS, TEsS.,l .
March s. 1869.
Arr. Clos'g.
Chattanooga, Richmond,
Washington, New York.
Baltimore and all cities
East and South Column
bus, Ga and Montgom-
cry, Ala: all stations on
the Memphis and
Charleston, Mississippi
Central, Mobile andOhio
Nashville and Decatur,
Nashville and Chatta-
nooga and East Tennes-
see railroads at.-..-...:... n.45 am. IL m.
Cairo, Chicago. st. Lonis.
einsinnasi. Sasanll,sil cHSlsS.1ds, cisve'and.
Pittsburg, Philadelphia
Buffalo, Albany. New
York, and all cities
North and West, at......- Bpm. SPIN.
New Orleans. Baton Rouge
Matches, j Jackson. vicks-
burg and all cities South
at..... o.lo p m. ozU Pm
All stations on the Misss-
sipbi and Tennessee,
New Orleans and jack
son and Southern rail-
roads at.........r..r...-... 3.l5p.m. S.2Op.m.
Louisville, Cincinnati and
New York. and stations
on the Memphis and
Louisville and brancn
railroads. andall kast-
ern cities at.... ............- Jam. Bpm.
Memphis and Little Rock
railroad, Little Rock,
Madison (Sundays ex-
cepted1, ,Rt..........-......- Bp.m. pm.
Marion, Wittsburg aud
Claiborne. Ark, ltri-
weekly Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday. at. 10 am. III am.
Olive Branch and Byhalia,
Miss. semi weekly
Monday and friday. at. 4p.m. pm.
Cuba and Bigtreek, Tenn.
weekly Friday, a.......- loan. IL am.
Lite Rock and Helena.
and all landings In
White river (semi-week-
ly) Tuesday and Satur-
day, at..--...................-. am. pm.
Pine Bluff and Helena and
all landings on Arkan-
sas river ltri-v eekly),
Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. at....~-.......... sa.m. 4pm.
All landings on the Missis-
sippi river south (semi-
weekly. Tuesday and
Saturday, at......-.-........ gam. 4p.m.
All landings On Missis-
sippi river north (semi:
weekly. Monday and
Thursday, at............-..... y am o.SO pm.
RoBT. C. GIsT. P. M.
JOSEPH P. FLYNN, Clerk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-17

What part Of ship is good for
youngstsrs7 The spaSker.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-17

UPPER
the position Of the tubes Tbs above cut shows that
the
while the ends the the cut The Hive
moths other insects from catering It will be seen from the position Of @
edone;aD
faction. Amongth van following
which itself
all moth
dollar
whie quite a these bard times.
without disturbing
taken / free from . nimpur
eIowersec
uniform
beesMU build the bars
moresk bsn ordinary hive
neverd disturbed.
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We ask especial attention stock Of Linens which from the
Justly celebrated mandatory of
j. N. RICHARDSON SONS 4 OWDEN, BELFAST IRELAND,
together for the New York auction but
made for consumption and give entire satisfaction
All we ask inspection these Linens to convince both to
price and quality, that cannot be undersod
WELLS & COLL.
March 7h No. 267 Main Street
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Arrival and Departure Of the Mails from
the Memphis Postoffice-Eew Arrange
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Of setrsl.
We e or
c o Of Hive. Hive rcdTt OF price
W. in
o
For rfurAsr particulars address
JOSEPH a. PARKER,
Agent for the above States and Shelby County.
oFFIOEIs Madison Street. Memphl Tenn where Sees can
be seen In the Hive at WORK.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18

Ndtvfel.
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Ditt etnem q 1T Is elm Wann,
NIT einem Il bcsfelben Beib.
stxRSinas be- &atbleIs IN 81. 109s
DYan8e-S rams.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18

1nnDtbt9e Bpr1t1t.--Dt yro'
letarter bes Dprfes inb auf ben &itter9uts'
felbern Observation-Disclosures perfammslt,
ale Gtnem son tbnen pl6sli9 etnfaQt, bag
ct perseGen bat, fstne @obnnns au ssridl'e~
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.poau piaR Du bsnn ;ui9lteeen? e%ntse9nets
ibm tieler, .wtr Gnp ia allie btsr!'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-26
Cincinnati markeI.

BY telegraph CIEoIsEATI. Nov. IS.
FLouR-Dull bat unchanged.
WHEAT-Dulif No. ], 81 o..
CoRN-Scarce and higher; old sold %
81 o.; hardly any In markets new sold a.
85c, and IN demand.
OATs-Unchanged and dull, with sales o.
47a54c.
RYE-Unchanged.
BARLEY-U Unchanged.
CoTToN-Dull at 23szM24c.
TOBACCO Less Arm, hut unchanged
sales OF "a hhda at 20 4O9l7 80 for iugs 20
medium leaf
WHIsKY-DuII and prices dropping, with
small sales az u Oh, but was not saleabie ~
better than CSC, cash, az the close.
HOGs-ln large supply and the market
duh; sales at sl09iO 80. the latter rate for
extra large: buyers he'd back, and this af-
teruoon quotations. were pretty much
nominal: receipts II 500; the receipts for
Tomorrow will also be large.
GREEN MEATs-Lower and Irregular
sales at Il149I41zc and l51zc for shoulders,
sides and hams.
MISS PORK-Nominally unchanged.
BULK MEATs-Nominally unchanged.
Labelled az lS9lszc, but the market
was quiet.
BufrER-Firm az 80935c.
EGGs-In better supply Al 8yd40c.
OILs-Ltnseed, steady at 9DMBZc. Lard,
advanced tosl 479l 50. Petroleum, S8g5Jc
for refined.
GoLD-l2fz buying.
ExoHANGE-Stea6y at 1s9l-l0 per cent
discou int buying.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-26

PITTsBURG. November q. Weather clear
and pleasant Monongahela feet 10 inches
on the Glass House, and rising slowly: 6
feet at Brownsville. No arrivals or de-
partures-
LOUISVILLE, November 25.-Port List
Nightingale, to Arkansas River: Camelia,
Columbus 70 CINCINNATI; Swallow, GIN
cinnau TO New Orleans; Mountain Belle,
Cincinnati 70 Evansville. River rising:
1eet 10 inches IN the canal, and feet o
inches on the falls. Weather clear and
amount OF freight Offering.
CAIRO, November 25.-Port List.-CIara
Scott, Evansville packet, III pm; Rubi-
con. Vicksburg to st. Louis, II; Bengal
Spray. Cincinnati to Memphis. am.
sam. Brown, Cairo 10 Louisville, B am.
Della, Ohio River 10 Yicksburg, 10 am.
BurK esviile, Nashville TO Cairo, IL a. M.
Oetavia, 81. Louis to New Orleans, 4 ann.
Shreve, st. Louis 10 New Orleans, I'm.
Colorado, st. Louis to Vicksburg, am.
Bon Accord, Mound City 10 st. Louis,
a m. The river has risen inches. Cloudy.
Mercury 50o.
ST. LOUIS. November 25.-The weather is
clear and warm: mercury 609. PoIJ List
Arriyed--Marietta. Missouri River: Great
Republic and Continental, New Orleans
Milwaukee and Minnesota, 81. Paul; Ale
gheny Belle Ohio River; Harry Johnson,
Keokuk; Champion, Cincinnati; Belle
Memphis, Memphis; Robb and Tow, Lii
nois River; Pretender, Musoatiue. De
Orleans: Harry Johnson, Keokuk; Lumi-
nary, Nicksburg; Dance Lexington and
Kate Robinson, Cincinnati. The river
is falling slowly, but the Missouri and
illinois Rivers are rising.
NASHVILLE, November 25.-River fall
ing, with "a feet on Harpeth Shoals. The
weather is bright and beautiful. The Ella
Hughes mas arrived.
MEMPHIS, November 25.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River rising. Departed
IOrena with 400 bales cotton for Cinciu-
natl: Lizzie Gill, McGfll and Atlantic, 81.
Louis; Commonwealth and Thompson
Dean. New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. November s5.-Arrived
olive Branch. Departed-Mary Houston
and W. r. Arthur.
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Ia this country we have at different leas
sons on the year the tcmuorafufa of three
climates. Our Springs ana AutHmuH have
a HoftnesB aud mlldncga That belong only
20 the Tenn pornt0 Zones our Midaummau
are torrid, and our Mldwintnfa almost nroa
tic dn their rightly. IufHo chnnHrHt in t
vOlving variation 0f from ninety to ono
hundred degrees 81 Fahrenheit during the
year, are upon the whole conducive tu
tail upon ua some dlstreuinR complaints
which can only be escaped by tho exercise
OF due care and tie ufo on a proper anti
dOte when the system la nfodihpu1e0 ln
contract them. The chief and moot Hu-
nOylng OF these disorders N dyapeuain,
once supposed 10 be fucurahlol nut Whtoht
since the Introduction OF HOaIHlihh'i
STOMACH nITIEEt5 now about twenty
years ago, has proved 90 be- q perfectly
ImnmMgenhle disease.
In the spring and Fall, bus more oapc-
claliy IA the Eali, tho aYmDtomH uf dgH.
pepBln arc nenoHNg aggravated. Tho proc
fuse expenditure OF the animal uuial
under the burning sun 81 summer ia ADJ
TO leave the stomach weak and imdol1ut.
digestion. It requires "a touic which win
rouse &c from fff lethnrgy, ana hra0o aud
fmVlgorato without Irritating on inNnmlnH
A.. This tonic has been provided iu Che
wonderful preparation which bias replaced
in q great measure Oh tho old palilanve1
the false ldon that the disorder could not
be radically cured. The success uE HOSE
HErrERB BITIER8 in nii TIE varieties
Of dyBpepsia, mcute on chronic. hna efectua
ally exploded this fallHrY, aud tt Do now
recommended az "a specific for iunlnnnLium
by some OF the niuat eminent mcmbcra OH
the medical profession.
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BY Telegraph. ST. LOUIS, Nov. -.
ToBAeco-Active and firm at 8QlOLo for
Tugs, and 1O1S@I2l&c for dark lear
Cotton Uncnangedi small sales Of low
grade az &c.
HEMP-Demand limited; sales OF un-
dressed 81 1901 IS, the latter for choice.
FLOUR-Dull with only local ard order
demand: Fall superfiue sold a. bz04 70
Xxx 50; xxx g 6016 90.
WHEAT--3f65c lower for Fails nothing
doing ia Spring: No. 2 red Fall 6Ig503c, No.
I ditto 95c9el O6, choice white 81 2JGtl p.
CoRN-Dull, lower and unsettled; new
mixed bulk 73c, yellow 74c, old mixed 83c,
choice old white 9jc, new white sacked SIC,
choice old yellow Csc, prime 70 choice old
white 9Tc9el %.
oATs-DGn and dropping at 45c in bulk,
49a51c for sacked
BARLEY-Dealers apart, and but little do.
ing, prime Milnesot4 81 %, and fancy
Missouri 81 20.
Rhythm at 75Q763.
WHIsKY-Decined Sc; selling 81.
SUGAR-Qniet at ll9l55<c.
PoRK-Duii; small sales at t30
CUT MEATg-Dry salt meat dull and low
er; shoulders l21<9l21sc. clear rib lie, clear
sides l61Ic.
BAoON-Only small sales shoulders l01Sc;
sugar cured hams 2lc.
LARD-5OO tierces prime steam, seller one
half this month, and the remainder 18th
Of Decem Der.
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THE MARKETS.



BY Telegraph NEW YORK, NOV. %.
CoTToN-Opened steady, but closed duh
and declining; sales OF 5000 bales az 25c for
FLoUR - REGENTS q 8oe barrels: the
market a shade hrmer; in fair demands
partly speculative; sales of 1425 bar
aes 81 q SoS y Rad foT % ss 91 STATE
s5 7596 % for extra Western; gG O0a0 40
for white wheat extra; IS 3098 % for
round hoop ONO; s. ~ 55 ~, " for extra -.
Rye -four steady; sales OF 80 barrels at
Cons MEAL-Qulet: sales OF $50 barrels
OF Brandywlne At IS IS.
WHISKY = Opened heavy and lower;
sales OF 400 barrels OF Western az q VOL o.
free; closing firm az the latter price.
WHEAT-keceipts 272 S3l buebels; shade
drmer, with a moderate demand. chienY
speculative: sales $1,000 bushels al 81 ia
i . for No. 2 Spring, the latter an extreme
for very choice: 81 30 for Nos. and do,
mixed 81 q for Winter Red Illinois, and
81 339l - for Winter red and amber West
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Heavy: sales 6,000 bushels two
roWed State at 81: $50 bushels four-rowed
state at 81 20; 40 bushels four-r0wed State
and Lake shore at 81 25.
BARLEY MALT-G uiet.
N-Receipts, IU2,5 Al bushels; market
shade easier aud rather more doingi sales
of 81. COZ bushels at 81 039I 0f for nnsound
mixe1 Western and 81 c99l 10 for soano
OATs-Receipts 1874 bushels; market
about 10 better; sales OF $1,000 bushels nt
64a66c for Western, and CSC for State.
RICE-Dul and dropping; sales or 10
tierces of Carolina at 65zQ75fc.
CoFFEE-Dulli sales OF 700 bags Of Rio on
private terms.
sUGAR-Heavy: sales OF $50 hoRsheads
at lI@ll5<c for Cuba, aud ilhglls4c for
Porto Rico.
MOLAsaEss Heavy
PETROLEU1I-Quiet; sales at zoe for crude,
and 800 for refined.
HoHS-Steady a. 20929c for American.
LINsEED Ous-Dull al 953B0c.
PoRK-Heavy sales OF 4O0.bbls az t2 5Q9
So 20 for new mess; t33 50435 % for DID,
s23 5Q924 90 for prime, and SIS O043O 30 FOR
prime mess; also, 80 BIB 8 new IN eses sell
ier's January, at $50.
BEEF-Steady; sales OF 10 bbls Al % 700
sI3 20 for new plain mess. and 80 UO4iI "
FOR new extra mess. fierce Beef quiet
sales OF 245 tierces az e28 O0428 90 for prime
mess, and $50 O0a3l 90 india mess.
BEEF HAMs-Q ciet: sales OF $50 bbls a.
SIS O00s2l 90 for old and $50 OO833 % for new
cur M EArs-Duii and heavy; sales Of %
packages at 120l218c for shoulders; l74l75zc
| for hams; middles quiet; sales OF - boxes
city az l79l71Sc; also $50 boxes, deliverable
IN Chicago, AZ l4e for Cumberland CUT l5c
for short ribbed.
LARD-A shade easier; sales Of 700 tiorces
i at l81l9c for steam, and i0glg54c for Kettle
/ rendered also $50 tierces steam, on sellers'
January and February, at lS14Ml65sc.
BUTrER-Quiet and steady 81 20H33c.
CHEEsE-Quiet.
FREGHTs-To Liverpool, duh End de-
Ginning
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REV Err ne w s.
Tor Other Rlrer items see znsrd Pa0e.

The additional arrivals and departures
last night up TO midnight. include the
Fayette, to Henderson and return; Alpha
and West Wind, to Cairo; Tarascon, Lou
isvilIe and return; Falls city, Louisville
to Bowling Green; Robt. Moore, St Louis
to Cincinnati; lie Claire, Eastportt to Louis
Vile.
The Alpha lit out early in the afternoon,
intending to fill engagements below.
The West Wind took out a tremendous
trip.....-..The great Tarascon arrived at 8
o'clock with fine "trip, ana many of our
citizens hocked on board to admire her
transcendent beauty. she has been treat
ed to a magnificent new carpet the whole
length of her cabin, and in her new white
dress of glittering paint, she presents
spectacle of which her officers may well
feel proud. She went 10 Henderson and
returned at midnight. AS the Tar4scon
was feeling her way over French Island,
she struck lump end swung. The Falls
City was following her closely,
and as the Tarascon swung round
the two boats collided, the Falls
City having her jack staff knocked
down, and her stationary tenders on her
larboard side nearly all the way back torn
out. The collision was purely an accident,
and the result of the singular character Of
the river at that point. The Tarascon was
not in the least damaged, and the Falls
City Will be readily repaired The
Robert Moore and LeClaiTe had mod
crate trips and did but little busi-
ness here.-...The Edinburg is still aground
at French Island, and IN such a position
that nothing short OF rise viii relieve
her.....-..The river is ftil rising above. At
midnight last the weather was mild and
nearly clear, but there are strong indica-
tons Of rain. On Wednesday night the
moon was surrounded by a large opaque
circle. which is considered favorable for
rain.
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DEBATING SooIETY.-We learn that
a Debating Society has lately been
organized in our city, and the mem
bers propose to discuss grave ques-
tons during the Winter, and also
intend to admit the public to hear
the ideas that may be advanced by
the " discussists." The first de-
bate has been set for the evening of
December 9Th, at Marble Hall. The
subject for that occasion is:
Resolued, That universal suffrage
should be adopted in the United
States"
It is thought that this subject will
give as great range of ideas as any
that could be brought up, and it will
be handled by four young men. As
the discussion will be free, and as
there may be a chance for some fun,
we apprehend that when the time
arrives the Hall will be crowded,
from curiosity alone, if no other cause
should attract the people.
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aeW YORK cold and STOCK MArAtt

By IeIegraph.I NEW HOHH, N Vs ..
MoNE1-steady at 5g7 per cent. on call
loans.
STERLIHG-DulI at $685.
GoLD-LoWer; opened az l2556 and closed
at J245<9l2f16. The carrying rates were 4
per cent. currency TO per cent. gold. The
ctearauces from the Gold Exchange bank
were Sl2s0JO,0O0 The Sub-Treasurer to-day
sold one million dollars at I2j I3-lO0a
125 SLIGO.
GoYERN1I KNTs-H Heavy IN sympathy with
the fall IN gold, and the decline was accel-
Grated by tile continued sales on the part
Of private investors and financial fnstltu-
lions The prices made today are the
lowest since last Spring. The Quotations
are Coupons OF 81, II71s9ll71$ DO. '62 Il45S
Mlls5z; do. '64 ll2HWtl21S; do rs ll8a
1895 do. new, ll59lI5I; do. '87 ll51z9
currency 0s, i071kUl071<.
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EarODqan MarKeI.


By Cable.l LoHD0E, N0V. lj-LVes
Cons0ls ga Am sflcnu 8eeurlGieH quiet
and steady; 5-21a Of 'd1, bItf DO. 'glt ~
do. 20, $40: 19-f0s 78M; Hrle Hhi Iliuoh
Central 83tfs Atlantic Great western
25Z
FRAlKFoHr. Nov. 2j.--nonds opeded hfm
at 800.
PATHS, Nov. 8-Bourso dull; Rontos
III 40
LIYEnpooL, Nov B.-Cotton steady
midaiing uplands il5li Orleans llls; sales
1900 bales. California white wheat NH bIi
red western, NO. d So 8d. Winter 81 gd.
Western -four 2is 90. Corn NU. mixed
19s "a. CATS ag ca Pork llis 0ds Beer HI.
LAID IN. 90 ccgo Gs. Bacon 6l8 6A ~ lriW
petroleum 90 refined lH 100.
HAvnE, Nov. - Cotton Quiati on the
spot 1896
IsIVGRPOOT. Nov. 1j-NOou. -Wneat uue
chanQeds Bs "a for Milwaukee reds no.
S. 81 california white 81 ga. Corn a3l 81,
Mess Pork UNCHANGED nt ills on. Mess
Beef Scs Bacon g7s CD. Lard Tig. TalioW fal,
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UP-RTvER MAILs.-One of our
friends at Tell City. in business let
ter inquiries about the cause of the
failure to receive mails from Evans
Vile so often recently, and states that
it causes great complaint there. We
understand, upon inquiry at the Post
Office, that at no time has there been
a failure to send a mail by any Of the
mail packets leaving this port for
Louisville. Our friends along the
river, however, should bear in mind
that the unusually low stage Of the
river has at times, for days, prevented
the packets from making their trips,
and they must exercise patience under
such circumstances.
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ChIcago Market,

BS Telegraph CHICAGO. Nov. -.
EXCHANGE Eastern lilo of buying, aid
par selling.
FLoUR-Firm Spring extras 81 1904 so.
WHEAT-MOderately active; sal7s Of No.
at 931<o; No. Eat 691I4S95<c; closiug at bj16
0Sg5zc; this afternoon the market was un-
settled at Sq990c, seller Decemer, for NO. 2.
CORN-DuIl and almost lifeiess; Opening
at zee, and closing st 7sJzG7s1<e for Mo 2;
this afternoon the ms rket was duh az 7BN
G79c, seller December.
OATs-In moderate request sales OF No.
2 at 4llEa42e; rejected at I@89c.
RYE-Duli and Bg4c lower on NO. 2; clos
ing at 76c.
BARLEY-Firm sales OF No. ? at 81 OO9
81 o..
HIGHwINEs Firm closed az g7c.
SUGAR-Firm and unchanged.
MISS PORK-Weak for future delivery (;
sales nc $50 00820 50, cash; s2s 30, seller jan
uary and February.
LARD-l71Zc
GREEN MEATS Shoulders 101<c; hams
I53<c; short ribs I41<c.
DREssEO Hoos-In good demand; mar
ket fairly active aud firm It til 6O8iZ %,
dividing on 200 pounds.
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LoulsVIne Market.
BY relegraph.I LoU1sv1LLE. Nov. %.

BY TelegTaph.I LoUIBVILLH, NOV. .,
CoTroN-Q met; midolinns 235<c.
FLOUR-In fair demand; extra family
IS ..
GRAIN-Steady. Wheat 81 O5gl 20. Corn
S5c. Rye 60c. Oats SOC, on arrival.
HoGs-InactiVe at fl00l0 co. but held
higher; receipts $500 head killed $500
head.
ToBAcco-Flrm; sales Of As hoQsheads az
81 6099 - for new and old Tugs; 50 509l3 90
for low to good leaf.
PRoVIsIOEs-Ner firm. Mess pork, old ,
s32. The market is bare OF old bacon.
Rulk shoulders l3c; clear rib 1870; clear
sides l7c. Lard l6c.
MHIsKY-We ak led al 81 lOX.