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The New York herald., 1869-08-26
THE PRIZE RING.
Tue Alien-e;nilsgber "NsiiI'-aeturu of the
Stakes-The Proposed New Fight--N.nich
Between Coyne and Reurdon.

lFrom the st. Louis Republican, August gsl
meeting was held az Charley GgIlaQuer-g salnoo
on saturday afternoon to draw up articles for new
hght between Gallagher and Ailcn Il was the in
tentton 10 night within fifty miles Of Cincinnati in
Ten days Allen having accepted the proposition OF
Gallagher. "
Tue friends OF both pugiists were present I'm leroa
numbers. Both men had their money 10 Iay .oSyS
but when the matter came to the point no fight was
agreed upon. The dispute between them was Inc
pace Where the hight should come on Allen wanted
10 ngnt WITHIN the distance named or CncinnstI i
Datagher objected to TINS and wanted the fight 10
TAKE place in Canada. An agreement upon this
oe!ns Impossible, Gallagher proposed that each 20
ou vi thls city IN hack, with two men, to fight tits
noInlng Sunday. Alien declined this and the par.
ties separated. ~
Ihc stakes in the late fight werc returned ana the
eAcurHion money divided In the evening at McCooe's
sai9ou. Inc excursion money amounted TO 81 ,GT6
anu sla was equally divided his, with the stakes,
sgVV slue, made the amount received by Alien
ei,Vo' gallagher also received the same amount.
=, ine sluc'cs were signed for fight between jim
'oyne aha fatsey Reardon iof $500 side aud ex-
sursion money, to come or on the 24fh Of Novem-
n'a, uer, Wi,nin nlty miles OF Cincinnati. Fighting
weight l42 pounds
,,dinne anere was some conversation about probable
ha,chss, but no others were arranged. Gallagher
vcis W ueht Aiien Tor $1,000 sIde In Canada aud
,vs & ~, name the tme. IL IL not probable that they
VIII hghi Tor considerable time
inere ~ no hight coming on between Ed. O'Bald.
WIN ahd Joe Wormald,
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CLEARED.

Guion. ~" 'N' "'P'"' "Hhams .
s!epsmshp Malta r), Hane' Liverpool via Queenstown
s,esInsh,p Virginia, Kennedy, Galveston VIA Key West,
steainship ssragosaa, Ryder, Char,eston-A Lesrv
,otenmship kebecca Clyde Chichester, Wilmington, Nc
Brown. '' ">o-A "'ps &
steamship Ashland. Crowel, ,Bosiou-w CLYDE
steamship Aeashnei, Rector, New Bedford-Fergusou
snip Escort, Whitman, biverpoois Thompson's Nephew
Brunn. Z"
ket-Slocovich Il TO. ~ MOI
Brig Regoo dsll, Gareiuo, BRISTOL Robinson Co.
Brlg Gugemo uiaD Trapani Penartb Roads orders
Brig = Smith, Dodge, Vera Cruz-Miiler 4 Houshton
Esrella * Co. e'''As
Brig . E Kennedy, Simmons, st Kitts-J s Inrraham.
Bris Morning Light Hochklss, Arroyo-L W r Arm.
sGhr Henry Leblanc (Br), Harris CsrhasenaD do Cas-
sehr Dentro'a ,Brl Roberts narbor IslnndJos EneaA
schr 0thello, t!dridgc, ualveston-C Mallory Co.
schr y BfAmhai, StrOut Savannah
scbr N Richards, Twins, Chares.on-N !, McCready
Co.
schr A johnson, Wills, Washington, NC
Scbr Dernar Iank, Newbern j l. Davis.
5chr July Fourth, Cobb, Boston-H W Lori Co.
Schr Ella 'anc, WATSON, Bridgeport.
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BURGLARY AT WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Fifteen Thousand Dollars Worth Of Property
Stolen.

Fifteen Thousand Dollars' Worth Of Property
Stolen.
About nine O'Clock last night II came to the know.
ledge OF Inspector waling, who was on duty a. the
Central once. that o robbery had been committed
at the residence OF Mr.. Alfred schenck, who has a
villa on the Heights The information re.
celved was VI very unsatisfactory ma
ture, the only facts ascertained being that
about four O'Clock r. NJ Yesterday the house was
robbed OF $4,000 worth OF silver plate and jevelry
The Inspector at once teegraphed to the Thirty.
second precinct for further particulars rhe de.
spatches sent and received were as follows:-
ea5P. NJ. From S2d. August 26.-Abou. 4 P. NJ. the
residence OF A. schenck robbed OF fl5o worth OF
siiverwArc and iewsIrY.
The question was asked'
1s Mrs. Schenck homo Send all particulars.
The answer came:--
From s2dll AS P. M.-Augus 2o-Mrs schenck and ser.
wants were at home and the thieves get out OF The WIN
dow. e " " ~ WI"
The Inspector was u1tnested to ascertain the
name or the sergeant who Is responsible for the
sooye information, but up to late hour he was an
successful ~ go
,o Ir sehenck Is the well known foundrymsn at No.
40 First avenue
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BERGEN CITY, N. 4.

INQUEST on THE BODY OF FREDgsiC9 LAU- Con-.
INITIAL OF THE PoLIoENAS.--The investigation into
the circumstances which led to the death OF Mr..
Lau was made by Coroner Warren last evening.
omcer Kent tcstlned that Lau said, he would cause
the question TO be made whether citizen could not
Waik Tue sueet peaceably without mOestatiOn. Drs.
lrom tne enects OF the wound inflicted by Fsrrel's
cluo. pr. Avery thought Laus death had been acce.
erateo ~ We impure air Of the prison cell. and
stated that the oiicer supposed iau TO be burglar
Ater Iopg deliDeration the jury returned verdict
.nat f!edetlck Lau died from the effects OF wound
Farrell was immediately arrested and committed
without bail 10 the county lail.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED gy TIE uEeAto sry,.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAogr.
steamship Brunette, Freeman, Philadelphia, with mdse to
ssp Queen Of the East scudder San Frapc:co, May g.
lis w carried away the head u the foremas
proceeded on had very heavy weather on the tbs
crossed tho line n the July "a in lon o. s. days out
psss ss S"s. s" sp
30 q WIN ss IRON sns 60 order vessel
ma ssst ssss5n Fans ys SSssS & s s with
bark ss, John s.s. from Providence ''0''
hide, and q 6s. Sn1 AnEerA' g. Ss days. with
n hrF seSsann orows Barbados IS days. with molasse,
m S asSa sss HAD sns s. sal.
Brig ch,ettsn Br Carroll, fumscoa 10 days. with sugar.
brig Danfed gsr,. aannnson, r.oaco.. Pr. 30 days.
Brig Louisa tsr Tue, cienfucso., Aug 81, with sugar.
rsssr s" q NJ soSsS Ss rsss s2ssr ss A. AeSs WITH
Grsnd scum ksacs With red ss Y% each SSras bound
h'sss ses, fII:i I:s e. w., 70 3, TSsnSSrs
r6 Srds Pond vessel S John ja9iS nS s5s
schr D Kirk, Cole, Alexandria
RETrnNrp Bark riorsncs Baker tpr, Bond hence for
Monsvdeo 23d inst, 24h PM when is miles east OF ibc
for Dnnkk, France carving away head cntwser fore
yard 9sboom, forciopgslsnn yard returned 10
ssrs Amelia s, Gshrag Cf Baltimore Hayuie hence for
Anwep h ns pat back on account Of the crew refusing
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship p.sc johnson, Portland for New York with
Brs Flora as MAJ Pillow Windsor, days. for New York.
Sss STs WIN :Sf:: sPss .a: S:ssr$:sq;
spsrs and spiing q snow a Richardson.
r ssh rs, Sspss o'P' Sable Ss for New YORK;
ssay Ssp:s ss T;o, ;,on. .s
ssar vol.nt acFsrsnd, Naohas, days for Now York,
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sshr BsNis Hssss Bangor II days. for New yorh. wit,
,ass' s's'co; ca.. x.n Bangor. s.,
ssar Hehauasr Turner, Bangor for New York, with ,uu.
Sch A%sr!saa Chief SNOW Roelland vi. New s.asora
os., sSsr SrH;%n. E:mtou. Portland for Now YORK; with
a. ssaI Eys.iS Kelly Portland. day.. for New YORK. with
s Ss a.ss.':s s;:ssss q! e; K. v.!s
Sch schr Pr Pr,sssdens, Bradley, Taunton for Albany:
schr Wells Kelsey Provdsucs for New Yos T'~ sors'
schr EaAJ Bays, Hutchinson, PrOvdsncs for Phsa.,
s sesr Empire, Ep Baker . New London for New York.
M.yn issn os Hsv Nsw 0s
schr sS Joseph, saidmore. New Haven Tor New York
h1assSS New sSs'tYesRRs Y:sRR
ssSr c.Ti s!Sesass S,as1se~u iSst Tor Philadelphia
scSr schr 9Hdy1 ns ws,es@ory s.sm,ora for New Yo
sssr sss sa% ws Rsss e Y
s schr Essuss.s. Msy1 ror, J.gsrsOn FOR New York.
chsuncey 81 john Hammond Port Jefferson 10, Nsw
gty ssys: n, ns .:sq s ~
sssr sssr ss H..Y mSss 3,
ssSI ssSI Jia;R W.,Si wSiIs Ssr,.
ssSr san S: RssSs: e, NV 1S rS
ss$s s coss ;es ri Reassa psS as'
schr Theodore Parker Little, Gen Cove for New YORK
BOUND EAST.
Brig James Murchie OBJ, Grant. New York for shulss
Brig Heath -, New York for Belfast.
Brig & Rose, -, New York for Belfast,
schr Dart. Johnson, Elizabethpor for Stamford.
schr Farwind, Bowman, Elzabethport for Proyticue~
schr Little David, Pryor Port Johnson for New Haven
schr Hannah, peming, South Amboy for Hartford
schr Predmore, Hart, Hoboten for Proyidenee
Schr Ontario. Verri!l, Hoboken for BOSTON,
schr z Flower, Russell. Hoboken for Hartford
schr Highland, Lynch, Albany For Rosyn
Ss,: r sssm ss% SE yss sg sssn
schr Eliza Hamilton Cole New York for New Bedford.
Schr North Star, Lockwood New York for Now London
schr Borden, Hadwn, New Yark for Fall Rirsr
Schr pamsel, Gndey, New York for Oyster Bay.
schr Parker, ~ New York for Glen Cove
Sehr uuion Condon. New York for Camden.
Schr Mary Packer. Spring, New York for Cold Spring
Schr Bartlett, Rikor, New York for Wcbbs Islond
schr Long Island, Doncger New York for Oyster Bay.
Schr Margareita, Wilson, new York for Glen Cove
sehr sehr Eelip,e; semmis, New York for Huntington.
6chr ID Nelson, Feaney, New YORK for New London.
Schr Mary Eliza, Russell, New York for Hartford.
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the BYRON SCANDAL.

Spirituaiisfic Plan OF IuvestiEntion-Win Mrs.
Stowe Endure the Tests
New YORK, August "a 1862
To THR EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
1t is recorded by the Spirituaists that on several
occasions the spirit Of Lord Byron has communl-
Gated to mediums. I respectfully suggest that the
spirits OF both Lord and Lady Byron be forthwith
summoned from the spirit world to prove the truth
or alsty OF Mrs. StOwe's statement. This is grand
Opportunity Tor the SprltugHss. aud nothing snort
OF a revelation from the ''summer Land" will, IN
my opinion, ever settle this question Let the 'rap-
ping'' proceed. Yours, &C.,
A SEEKER AFTER TRUTH.
The New York herald., 1869-08-26
THE AMERICAN CUP NOT TO Be C0arEADsD FOa BY THE
YACHT GAM8aA

70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Please give place IN your columns to the following
telegram from Mr.. James Ashbury:-
To Messrs. SCHUYLER, MOSES GRISNELL and FRANK
LIN OsG0OD, Committee New York Yacht CluD:-
Many and best thanks Tor your courteous and
prompt reply. as cannot contest for the "Cup'
on The basis OF my challenge and letter OF the 206h
OF Juy. lIegret cunDot conlpete Tor 1t this year.
pauntless challenge for 4 race frOfn CoweS to New
YORK mas oeen unreservediy accepted by Cambria
for the lst OF September. ASHBURY.
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SHIPPING NEW
Almanac for New Yorlk-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST rs, 1869.
Herald Packages.

IWCNW8pNs
Captains and Pnses of Vessels arriving at this port will
Pe-.' deliver ali packages intended for HERALD our
regularly authorized agents who attached 10 our Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Preas do not now
collect marine reports attend to the dsvery Of
ssw be seen BY the following extract from the
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March g. 1885,
Resolved, That and April 1865 the
tfsss Will discontinue the collection of ship nevs in hs
nar6or OF New York. Passed unanimously.
Ihe once OF tho HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
owners and consnees the masters Of inward bound
seis Will be forwarded free of charge WE
The New York herald., 1869-08-26

OF such plans In relation to prison reform as win So
cure the desired result.
The conference closed, TO be renewed At Sing Sing
some time in October. The day Is TO oe axed by
General Hammond President OF the Board OF In
spect0rD OF State PRISONS
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SAILED.
Marine Disasters.

Steamships sco,s. Liverpool; Nebraska do Leo, ssvsn,
nah; Saragossa, Charleston.
Wind Mt sunset Sc.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Empire Active.
The game was played yesterday in good. friendly
spirit from first to last and ended with the score
standing a. foIlows-
The New York herald., 1869-08-26

The most severe thunder storm Of the season oc.
CURED in syracuse yesterday afternoon. man
named Purcell, and team Of horses, were Killed
by lightning about mile from the town.
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.
General Framcrs' Association.


This association has been In waning condition.
strike for higher wages was attempted lately, but
II failed, as but moderate amount Of building is
being done in the city at present. aud hence tho
members Of this particular trade became dis.
ncartened. Branch No. or the assocla
uon nelu another but poorly attended meet
lng Iast night at Mnuzinger's Hail, on West
IhIrtJ,second street Mr. b. Noodle IN the chair
Ihe principal question discussed was whether tie
sssoclaton as trade union society, had not better
pe aoanuoned anu The members unite into a pro-
tective society for mutual support In case of SICK.
ness upon vote THIS proposition was negatiyed
~ u mAjofty oi one, and therenpon a conmutes
10 seisie All matters between the two branches
Dry Goods Clerks Early Closing Association.
meeting was held last evening by the members
OF the above named association, at Masonic Hall
East Thirteenth street. The committee appointed to
confer with rms In various parts OF the city 20 &C.
cure their adhesion TO the objects Of the assocla-
ii0n--eary closing-reported that their enors had
been very fattering.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13
Unforfunate Occurrence - A Hack
man Killed by . Young Lawyer.

Mr.. James b. Harris, young lawy or
of this city, in company with another
young lawyer, named K. 8. Mallory,
last evening bargsined with hack
man named James Dunn to take them to
q social party in South Memphis. The
price agreed on for the use of the hack
for the evening was S.. About half
past one this morning the young gentle
men returned from the party and stopped
the hack at the Peabody House. After
getting out of the vehicle Mr.. Nal
Tory handed Mr.. Harris q Eve
dollar bill and told him to settle with
the hsckmsn. Mr.. Harris offered the
bill to Dunn, but he refused to take it,
saying bis charge was ten dollars. Mr..
Harris told him they had agreed on. FIVE
dollars, and be (Hsrris) was not going to
pay him more Dunn then made some
pertinent remarks about being kept out
late and his tariff Of charges. Mr. Har-
ris repeated that the agreement between
them was for FIVE dollars, and he 1.-THE
hsckmsn) had no right to charge over
that amount. To this Dunn made no
reply. Mr.. Harris then said: II don't
wish to have any difficulty with you on
the street; either take IS or not; here is
my card my Office is just below here"
Dunn cursed him and said You shall
not stir from here until get $40. am
as good as any three of you" Mr.. Har-
ris and Mr.. Mallory then walked into the
Peabody House, Mr.. Harris saying to his
friend. ss they walked toward the clerks
desk, +" ] am not going home unsrmed."
Mr.. Mallory offered to accompany him,
but be said, "No, / must have some
weapon" Mr.. Harris asked the clerk of
the Peabody if be had any weapon, and
the clerk replied that be had not. Harris
then looked on the register of the hotel a
minute, and sfterward went to friends
room in the building; but did not.succeed
10 getting q pistol. Ia the meantime
another friend who had been to the party
with him came into the hotel, and at Mr..
Harris request went off and procured a
small pistol. During this time Dunn
used abusive language toward the young
men, which they paid no attention to.
At length Mr.. Mallory told the clerk to
call policeman and have the hackman
arrested but the clerk declined TO inter.
fere. Mr.. Harris then started of. saying
II am going home" Mr.. Mallory
remained standing half way between
the clerks desk and the outside door of
the hotel. After Mr.. Harris stepped out,
Mr.. Mallory heard the report Of pistol.
Mr.. Harris Immediately returned into the
hotel and said: "The fellow attacked
me, and shot him Come with me,
desire to give myself up" Mr.. Mallory
walked with Mr.. Harris to his room on
Madison street, where the latter slept un-
til about seven o'clock, when he gave
himselfin into the custody of Squire Moore.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13
Death of a Wen Known Citizen.

We are panied to learn that Mr.. W. 81.
Cody, Manager of the Union Telegraph
office In this city, and Secretary of the
Hiberniau Mutual Relief Association,
died this morning at his fathers resi-
denoe, in Hamilton, Ohio. he was
about thirty.three years oil !. During the
late war he was telegraph operator at
Gen. Brsgg's headquarters. Both in the
army and as private citizen be was be-
loved BY all who knew him. His numer.
Gus iTisndp in this city will deeply deplore
his loss. He leaves beh;nd wife and
child, towhom the sympathy Of our whole
community will be extended. Peace
to bis ashes. Taken all in all, he was an
honest, good man, % re HaM
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

MURRAY g. RIDGLEY, merchant tailors,
81 Madison ntreet, have received one OF
the prettiest stocks of goods ever brought
to this market They will be able to show
to any gentleman the 6nest patterns for
suits, of the latest styles just from the
Northeast and West, that can be anywhere
selected. These gentlemen propose and
will compete with the first class estab-
lishments in the United States. We
woaid recommend our friends to look at
the stock of goods received and being re-
ceived every day by these gentlemen be.
fore buying at other places. l0-T
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.om which came with the falling of the

from which came with the falling of the
curtain.
This evening Miss Marriott appears as
"Cypthia, = the Glpsy Queen, in FloDers
ofthe Forest All who were able to sp-
preciats Miss Cushmen will assuredly
appreciate Miss Marriott.
BRooM's OPERA HoUsE. Harry Ma
earthly, the unsurpassed humsrist, is
drawing large audiences. The manager
finds him " paying card" and Harry 9
stay 10 likely to continue few weeks
longer. .l.Ll
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

TIE LAsr Ross OF sUxxEx.--Althongh
the last rose of summer has faded and
gone, still there is sweet perfume and
plenty of tobacco, of the best description,
at the vell-stocked store of Kaufman d
Bro, No. Al Jefferson street, corner Of
Second. All lovers of the sweet and
good-and who is not7-will find at this
EN- porium of the weed all the varieties
raised and manufactured in the United
States and Cuba. Cigars Of the finest
flavor 10 abundance, long-cut and short
cut tobacco, and pipes of the plainest to
the most ornamental patterns ksuf
man a Bro. are also sole agents in this
city Tor Dsgley's fne-cut. Remember
corner Of jefferson aud SECOND.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

liz the active pursuit Of pleasure OF
gain, the inestimsble blessing Of health
is too oftsn forgotten, until disease is
firmly seated, and the fact only realized
bygreat bodily and mental suffering. The
liver is the vulnerable point in most per-
sons, and the disarrangement of that or
gan involves almost the whole system,
therefore the reason why under liver dis
ease there is enumerated such Dumoer
of Affections, and we claim the Simmons
Liver Regulator to be remedy for them
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

SHAKEns-J. Devote, dealer in family
groceries, corner Third and Adams
streets, has Just received a fresh supply
Of new Shaker preserves Every one
knows that these preserves are tar sgpe-
rior to anything Of the kind 10 -. .ss world.
Gall and -. some Of them. Mr.. d. re-
celved this mosnIpg . few cakes Of Hol-
in6s cheese, very choice, shioh are going
of briskly. Go snd see hin.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

NoTIcE TO CRY AND CogSTRF MER-
cHAsrs.-Large stock Of staple and fancy
dry goods, notions, bought for cash, and
viii be jobbed at extra low prices. Lin
seys aud jeans. fnll assortment, and be-
low market rates, being bought at suc-
ton. H. LsEwEssTIER & Bros,
80 23l Main street, Clay Building.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

River.
Weather clear and cool. The river here is
rising slowly. with twelve feet in the channel
The Ohio is rising slowly at Cincinnati and
Louisville, with Eve feet in the canal and six
and half feet on the bars in the lower Ohio.
The Arkansas is declining. with four and hal I
feet In the channel from Little Rock ou', and
three and a half feet above there. White river
continues at low stage.
BOATS IN PORT.
Magenta. Endnburg, Linton. Cora s.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Great Republic passed down last night
for New Orleans. loaded down to the guards.
She had also large number of passengers.
The Liberty No. was taken out the docks
last evening to be locked and repaired.
The splen did passen steamer Magenta, in
command Of Capt. Frank Hicks. will leave the
VIII arf to day at Eve pm. for the bends. She
has no superior in fast speed and comfort.
John Sullivan. an aft able gentleman. does the
honors Of the Office. Frank Smith is on boa I'd
to attend TO the comforts of the passengers.
The swift and elegant passen ser steamer Dan
Able. in command of Capt. James Lee, will
leave the wharf to- day at I've o'clock for Friar's
Point and the bends. Stack Lee, q genial and
clever gentleman. has charge of the Office.
The Edinburg. Captain Yerkers. sails at f We
pm. for all points on the Arkansas. Jack
Cha mbers dictates In the office.
The glasgow Is up for Cincinnati al Ave ".
The Legal Tender. Capt, Gssene Snow. will
be in port to- day ana leave tomorrow for
White zitsr. Joe Elliott and Matt, Glass are
clerks.
The Lizzie Gill and Colorado will be down to-
morroY.
:, The IL diana will pass down Tomorrow for
New Orleans.
The Lorena will be in port to-day and leave
cinnat.
The Mary Il. Forsyth. Captain Luker, is the
regular wednesday st. Loais packet, leaving
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

NOTICE Planters and merchants
are respectfully inrited TO call Nth their
orders for drugs and family medicines
afJ A. J. Smith d; Co.'S, druggists, 225
Main street, under the Worsham House
Satisfaction guaranteed. Al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

COOP quality - bleached domestic,
l23c.-worth l8c.-the greatest bargain
in domestic offered in this city, at J. d
Loewenstine & Bros, 23l Main st. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

Up to noon to-day no statement Of imports
and exports had been made out ct the Cham
Der Of Commerce.
New York Cotton Market October IS
b. Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
The cotton market opened qniet and un-
changed. Opinions differ. but the market books
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

GER your F. shirts and furnishing
goods direct of the manufacturers, wig.
gans & Thorn, 233 Clay Building. 6o-1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

Fos stoves, oils and honse-furnishinag
goods, go to N. Schwarzenberg, 234 Main
street, Exclusive agent for the cele-
brated "Continental." with sliding doors
Ten per cent. on profits ON all sales
errh.ns. FHA lS.t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

A LARGE variety of ladies' baskets and
feather busters. at Schwarzenberg's, 2S4
Main street. 1871
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

JoR LocKE. 1864 Main street, viii here
after sell the New York Ledger for ten
cents instead ofsix- he also has large
stock Of books, papers, and everything q
man wishes in his line. Don't forget Jo-
seph, 1864 Main street, corner Of Jtffer-
son.
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planters, TAKE NoTIoE.-Great bar
gains offered in osnaburgs, domestics'
leans, linseys. brogans and boots atJ. d:
Loewenstine h Bros. 23l Main st. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

Oh Those beautiful Kid Gloves at
vendIg A. Bros, selling for 75 cents
per pair, and everything else I'm pro-
,,o.ssou. 35f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

V1croR D. FUeHs, II Jefferson street,
received by steamer Belle Memphis a
fine lot of Reelioot Lake fish. Go and get
a string. 81
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money to Loan at ass Main s..

Jusr Received, at A. Vaccaro 4 Co. .
324 Front street, fifty barrels and half
barrels pure old rye whisky, from Bslti,
more, distilled in 1860. 4e
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It's simplicity renders its movements so
easy that child can work it IL is almost
noiseless in operation, and for speed and
rapidly of motion excels oil others, as
has been demonstrated thousand times
by competition.