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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-27
MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS RIVER
PACKET COMPANY.
United States Mail Line
PAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

ER0M AND AFTER THIS DATE THIS
E Company will run THREE boats week in
the Arkansas river and until the completion
Of the new bosts. the following boats VIII con-
stitute the line:
THOs. III. .Pritchard. master.
OZARK. Blasedell. master.
GUIDON...-...........- ..--Clay Rice, master.
EDINBBRG, ..................- Yerkes. master.
Leaving Memphis every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at I've o'clock g.m.; making
connections at Little Rock with the Company's
light draught packets;
VAN buren,, .-.-........-. Borland, Master.
AMERICAN, ......-. Chapman. Master.
FORT SMITH. ...............N GLAND. Master.
For all points above Little Rock. as high up
Through bills Sf lading svep for freight 4, TO
Louisville and Cincinnati. :,
Freiehts delivered at destination, at all
STAGES of the river. without delay,
Any person desiring to ship by this line from
Arkansas river, should have their goods con-
signed to Memphis and Arkansas Rive
Packet Company" at Memphis. (ofdcs 304
Front street. Mosby Block. Those shipping
and Arkansas River Packet Company" mouth
of White river.
The above Company are now building two
new boats for the A arkansas river, which will be
finished about the 1st of October. thus securing
to their patrons a reliable tri-wsekly line in
high or low water.
All persons who ship goods to the care ef this
Company, at Memphis or mouth of White
river, must send bill Of ladinr to the agent to
prevent delay. JOHN ID. ADAMS,
W. L. GRAHAM, Agent, President.
304 Front ST.. Mosby Block. ct
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-27
Medical Notice.
SIMMONS

eral costive, ssmeti
The head is troubled
sen satinn, considers
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-27

and at other times yer
Liver Is generally th
Cure the Liver with
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-27

WE SOLICIT OF MERCHANTS ONLY
w an inspection Of the largest stock in eur
line ever offered in the Southwest.
We can and are determined to offer such
inducements that Memphis shall not be second
to any other market for Boots and Shoes.
FRIEDMAN BROS.
5-r6 295 Mar street. Memphis.
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Terrible Collision on the Western Pa.
cific Road.

SAN Francisco, November ii "A
few minutes past 9 o'clock this morning.
the eastward bound train on the West
ern Pacific Railroad. consisting of eight
cars, including one sleeping car, collid
ed 81 Aaimc,ia Ferry, with . train of
four cars, near san Leandro- Both
trains were going at the rate OF twenty
miles per hour. The engines are com
plete wrecks. The cars were smash ed
and driven through one another.
The Western Pacific train left
promptly on time. but the morning was
SO that the engineer found it difficult to
see any distance ahead. On arriving al
the switch where the Western Pacific
connects with tie Alameda road the
train was slowed, the switch tender was
questioned whether the Alameda train
had passed, and answered All right; go
ahead
Soon the trains came together with
terrible crash. The frat passenger
car on the Western Pacific was driven
through the smoking ear, and other cars
were badly damaged.
The number OF killed and wounded
is variousiy estimated al ten to fifteen.
and thirty to fifty. It is impossible to
ascertain the correct number at pres
ent.
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DAYTON, November 15.--Colonel Will
liam NJ. Smith, formerly Colonel Of the
oFifty.second Indiana Railroad Resi-
emcnt, we'll known by railroad men all
over the country, died here to day.
Colonel Smith at the time of his death
held several positions on different roads
ar Hon. Robert Walker died in Wash
ington City, on the 1ltl.
FIX. Governor Wickiiffe Of Kentucky,
died in Maryland, on Sunday the It'll
inst. @
The New York Herald announces that b:
Butler, j Lester Wallack VIM. Florence
George Francis Train and Tom Thumb, each
wears . coat with brass buttons
The GENTLE Reporter of Utah, " ants Mrs
Stowe to come out there and write up some
Of the Mormon households, where high officials
marry two OF three of there own niecos.
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Acknowledgement.
kICHMONI

RICHMOND, IND, Nov Is, 1869.
Received from the Security and Lori-
lard Insurance Companies, CT New Y ork,
and the Liverpool, London and Globe
Insurance Companies by the hand OF
their Agent, William f Bell, the aggre
gate sum of Si77O,82, being the fall
amount of my claims against said Com
panies for damage to my dwelling and
contents, by the fire Of Oct. 18th, and
acknowledge the speedy and satisfactory
adjustment, and prompt payment of said
loss, and also take pleasure in recon-
mending the above Companies, and their
energetic, reliable and eentl enanly
Agent. VIM f. Bell, to the notice of ali
OF my fellow citizens who desire to eff
feet insurance on their property.
JAMES Now KINNEY.
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In Remote Settlements of Untold Value

Fool makes blood blood makes the body. If the
blood be pure, the body is healthy. So if we are no.
in health, we know impurities are lurking about
which must be removed and the sooner the better
Braadreth's PUs oil the systeD, ,elics ma
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The wonderful cures effected by Brandreth's Pills
have arrested the attention enlightened phys icians
Upwards OF five thousand use them in their daily
practice and two hundred have given their written
testimony to their innocence and value AS cleans
of the bowels and blood.
Their untold value is to those living in settlements
where doctors can only be had at great expense.
For if you are sick, you have only to take one or
more doses of Brand, eth's Pills to get cured Full
Directions are with each box r
Soit by al Druggists. PIC073 Il
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On Thursday, October 2lst. at Whitewater, Ind >.
by Is. w. Addleman, Esq, Mr.. Rob-rt NJ Clark and
Miss Sarah H. Davis, of Newport. Ind.
On Thursday the 4th inst, by Rey. G. W. Miller.
Mr.. Clay Bowen 70 Miss Mary II. Sater, daughter of
DR.. j w. Salter, all of this city.
At the residence of the brides parents, the 11th
OF Nov, by Samuel Maxwell, Mr. Joa!, T. Bliss, to
Miss Lucretia Wait.
At the residence Of the brides parents, Buffalo, n
Y, Oct, Goth, $50. by the Rev. Is. d. Marshall Mr.
Frank K. Hess, of Richmond, Ind :, and Miss Char
lotte Burch, of Buffalo.
On Sunday evening, by Rev. C. W. Miller at Cen
trail Church, Mr. j. 3. Irwin to Miss Lizzie Tarketou
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Comfort and Bliss. or Pain and
AoOuy

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TIVE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
THREE MONTHS GRATIS

This 'cheapes. and best of the Literary Week II, a"
is Offering uneIuallei inducements TO new subscri-
bers.
In the first paper of October it commenced a brill
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HE POST also gives tine GEMS THE ENGLISH
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NEW SUBSCRIBERS for 1870 will have their
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until the large extra edition of that date is
ms VIII be THIRTEEN IN addition TO the reo
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ID e A Il III 5 .

On Friday, October 18th, at ) IL o'clock, at her
residence near Whitewater Sarah s. Elliott wife Of
Daniel Elliot and daughter of Joseph Moon, aged 36
years. --t-
On Monday, Oct. 18th, in this city ,iMr. Calvin
Noggle. aged bout SO years.
At Logansport Ind, on Saturday, Nov. sth, Mr.
John Kim, brother of P. p. Kim, Clerk of our CITY,
aged "a years, s months, and 81 DAYS. His remains
were brought to this city and buried in Maple Grove
Cemetery, on Wednesday last.
On monday morning last, in this city, George
smith, aged about IS years,
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The most complete and handsome lot Of Furs
can now be bought. at prices that will pay, at
Gausepohl the Hatter's, 228 one door East Of
the Redmond National Bank. Ladies will find
it to their interest to call and examine these
Eurs before purchasing elsewhere. His stock
Of Gents and Boys Hats, Neck Ties. and Col
lars cannot be excelled in this city.
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FfSE.-The most elegant collection Of ltal>
ian .;tatuary, is now selling at Auction, at So
Vain Street, Jour doors East of Phillips Hall.
The Auction will t,e from to day until Satur>
day next-afternoons and evenings. The col>
lection consists Of something very rare ard
beautiful, never before offered in his city: Do
not fail to cali ard see them. Messrs, Starr &
Croker are the Auctioaeers, and they never
fail in giving Bargains.
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The Cuban Jun.a arc fitting out an
other cruiser.
The Chicago Wiewam, liz which the
Republican National Cony ention was
held in 1860. was destroyed By fire Sat
nrday evening.
A bill granting the right OF wy thro
the State Of Tennessee 10 the Cincinnati
Southern Railway. was introduced into
the lower House Of The Legislature O:
that State on Friday, read once and re
fer:ed. There is no doubt Of its speedy
passage through b 9th Houses.
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FROM CENTREvILLE.

Marriage Licenses have been issued to The fol
lowing parties since las. report:
Archibald n Campbell and Maria J. Smith. 30. ton
Frank J. Huber and Catharine Biglow. Cambridge.
Ben ia min Esbeiman and Mary E. Walich.
George f. Smith and Emma Skinner, Centreriiie.
John E. Pugh and Louisa irwin,
Bennett Banner and Sarah Ann l.h0e,
Perry II. Wilson and Miriam NJ Ream. Dublin.
Joseph Hutcliens and Eliza a. Erb, Germ antown.
G.. E. Coveil and Margret Enle rson. Milton.
Jacob L Bnser and Rebi cca VI. himnei, :.
Henry G. Bowvn and Mary II Sal:er, Richmond
W llam Tate and Jennie Banks, -
John Maiars AMI Phebe ieager, =
John i Bliss and I4ncretia Wait.
Martin Fra zier and Rachel II. Davis, Washing ton
MAsoSIo.-IIiram Lodge under Dispensation
ganized Thursday evening, Nov. Iltb, Joseph C.
Ratlf. W. ~; William Dickey, 5. W :; and Eiihu NJ
Parker, J. W.; J. Pritchet appointed Secretary
and c. J. Woods, Sen Deacon. p
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YEAsr-E. II. Citizens furnished us with
some of the best Cake Yeast, we have ever
tried in our !amily--sweet, and it rises like
charm. He keeps a constant supply hand
At all times.
OYsTens Citizens also has constant
supply of Fresh Balti more Oysters.-real,
thanksgiving ones,-by the Can. The largest.
latest nd finest in the city.
Plantation Bitters cures tn, effects of Dyspep
STA AMI Llte Hours.
Better have one pillow goir 6 than two cradles
Plantati on Bitters are an antidote to Change
Of Water and Diet.
Fools and obstinate people make Law ye,s rich.
Plantation Bitters Purify, Strengthen ard In
vigorate.
A kind wife makes faithful husband.
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half
price.
re- @ Eg E E
The attention Of our readers is directed to
the adver tisement Of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part of the Palladium
This truly Valuable Medicines recommend
ed by all who use it. Read the certificates.
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TAX FOR 1869!

VUNIIE TAX FOR 1869. is now tiae ana, for the
IL purpose Of collecting the sams, viii remain at
my office in Centreve,
From October 18th until che Third " ondaY
in April next, f1S7Ol,
When all unpaid Taxes will be returned delinquent
~ On the 18th Of December, ana required BIZ
law to advertise REAR Estate for sale for all unpaid
delinquencies for 1865 former years. and all per-
sons interested requested to call and pay their
Delinquent Fax before that fa te, and save expense.
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FORTIETH YEAR.
G0DEY'S LADY'S BOOK
For 1870.
THE CHEAPEST OF LADIES' MAGAZINES
BECAUSE IT is TIE BEST!

THE CHEAPEST OF LADIES' MAGAZINES,
BECAUSE 1T is THE BEST!
ii has always been the OF the publisher TO
combine IN its pages whatever is useful, whatever Is
eleTating, whatever is pure, dignfed, and yrtuous
in sentiment, with wi atpvcr may afford rational and
innocent anu: en1ent. For its Literary Department,
IN past years. the best writers in the literary world
have contributed, and will continue to furnish arti-
cles Tor the year 1870. Such names Marion Har-
land, Jno Churchill, Louise Dorr, Meta Vctor, Vic
tor, s. Annie Frost, Mrs. Dennsou, and Mrs. G. A.
Hopkinson, cannot be found the Prospectus of
ny other mlgazin,.
BEAUTIFUL STEEL PLATES.
or these the Lady's Book contains fourteen each
year superior Eve challenge comparison to any
published in this country either in book periodical
OUR FASHION PLATES,
Have repu tation for correctness the world over.
EMBRoIpERY Patterns We give freq uently
presentation sheet 10 our patrons containing twenty
thirty, and sometimes forty designs in embroidery.
ORIGtEAL MUsIc.-Godey's is the only ma gazine
IN which music prepared expressly for it appears.
MODEL CoTrAGEs.-The only magazine in this
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DRAWING LEssoNS.-In this also alone.
We have also Chiliren's, Horticultui al nd q
Health department.
GODEY'S INVALUABLE RECEIPTS
upon every subject, for the Boudor, Nursery, Kitch
EN-, House and Laundry.
TINTED ENGRAvISGs.-Th is series of engrav-
ings that no one has tempted but ourselves. They
give great satisfaction
LADIES FANCY WORK DIFF RTHEST.--Some Of the
designs in this department printed in colors, in
style unequaed.
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TURNPIKE TAX, 1869.

have also received the Duplicate for the collec.
tion Of the Tax assessed for the benefit of the follow
ing Turnpike Roads:
Williamsburg and Economy, Section Line, Centre
vile and Pleasant Valley Extension Economy and
Farmland, Dublin and Fayette County, Economy
and Walnut Level.
West Grove Branch Of the Centreyi lille and Jack.
sonburg Turnpike Company.
Noland's Fork. Green's Fork and Dover, Bloom
ingsport and Economy, junction. Green Mount and
State Line, Noland's Fork and Richmond.
10 Persons owning Real Estate along the line OF
the above named roads, notified that the tai Is
now due, and will be collected at the same time
State and County Taxes, and will become Delinquent
if not paid by the third Monday in April, 1870.
80 JOHN SIM,
TREAsuRKR WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA.
Centreville Indiana, Oct. Is, 1882 n32-4w
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Thanksgiving to morrow, and the People will
not fail feel ns thankful. that Al. Reed keeps
Drugstore at the Plummer Corner. and furnish.
zines, etc.
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hed4alladiu',l,
RICHMOND. NOV. i6, 1869.

"HoME CT rHE FgrENDLKss We have
heretofore, spoken in commentator OF
this truly Christian Institution. 1t il
not only All asylum for those who are
indeed friendless, but "home' Tor
many or those Who, from no fault of
theirs, are poverty stricken and need
medicine and attention, go rs to enable
,hem to work Those OF our citizens.
whose hearts are in the right place, feel
a deep anxiety and solicitude for the
early completion of the new building for
this Institution, south of the Park, and
are making preparation for holding
Fair ut the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association, over Nicholson K
Bros Bookstore, just prior to the Holt
days. TO assist in the work. Already sew
eral meetings have been held and every
thing calculated to make the proposed
Fair a complete success, is being adopt
ed. Not less than forty Of our ladies
participated in a meeting on Saturday
last-that, of itself, is an earnest that
an entertainment will be gotten up that
will be both plea ant and profitable.
Another meeting is to be h ED to day
"wednesday at o'clock, and prepsra.
tons for the Fair are rapidly approach
ing completion. The different commit
tees are actively engaged in the wolk Of
soliciting donations. and are meeting
with encouragement that ensures success
to the proposed Fair. 9s
THE r. II. VOTE.-The day for hold
ing the election to determine whether
the People Of this Township will tax
themselves to complete the e. Il. & Fl.
w. r, R., is rapidly approaching, and
our fellow citizens should make up their
minds and vote understandingly on the
question. We have been asked if the
law, (provided the vote is in tue alirma.
tive, gave the Commissioners power to
stipulalc whether the sum voted shall be
withheld under certain contingencies,
ard not having examined it we could not
Of course determine; but we judged not,
We suppose when the appropriation is
made, that it is subject to the order OF
the r. R. authorities, and no provisos
of the Commissioners could chang it.
We nre anxious that the road should be
completed; but VIC want no misunder
s.anding-no draw backs We have no
time to devote this week to the subject,
Int we cannot really sec why tho Town
ships should not HOLD the Bonds OF the
Road, if they furnish the money-be>
come mortgage es. Why not?
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FARMERS HEIPER

EHUM . HOW TO DOUBLE THE PROFITS OF
- THE FARM, and how farmers and tbair .ons
can each make 500 PER MONTH in Winter.
lf,ooo copies will be mailed free to farmers Send
Cincinnati, Ohio 81 -
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Jacob Kern, has the reputation of having
one Of the best Merchant Tailoring establish
mants in the West, and hence he is prepared to
fill all orders for Clothing promptly. His as
sortment of Cloths Cassneres, Vestings, &c.
cannot be eXceiied.
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was cured of Deafness and Catarrh by simple
remedy, and will send the race pt free.
3s-4s MRS. VI. c. EIGHT. Hohokcn, v 7.
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- Administrator Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
II been appointed administrator of the Estate of
William " Miller, late Of Wayne county, deceased
Said Estate il supposed to be solvent.
LEWIS O. MILLER.
s48f ssz&4sssss3~afa Administrator.
Oct. ls, 1889. n32-Sy