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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-06

EDITORS LEDGER: Il is quite amusing
10 Iisten TO the old Organ Grinder play
ing variations 10 the old tune Of Aattsry,
the food Of fools. 0ne fne Sabbath
morning, not long ago, the sweet and
soothing musician slruck M: Koop-
manschssp, you dirty doli, o how we
hate you'll" A few days after the tune
was changed to: 20 my pretty, pretty
Koopmanschaap, how we love you !"
with long rigmarole of screechng notes
laudatory Of Ainslie, Koopmanschaap' 8
apent. Then followed, in the same key {:
"Chesp Labor, theu art darling, tu-ral-
ural-idof and now comes buzzing on
the breeze, with an occasional swell:
"Cheap Labor bah bosh l-thou art
TIE curse of this lowland climel' to
which is added the lucid and cheerful
chorus Of: "Ram.a t-'em s-bugaboo, whip
away-my-boy 10; bari.kari, pitch-and-
tsr-ye, feather-n.a-buDg goI' 10 which
all the blowing and blatherskiting aspi-
rants for aldermanic honors and small
tokens of Friendship join. Play on,
sweet MINSTREL amuse the enraptured
and idle crowd, it costs the poor city
only thousands year Continue the
variations, and harp on cheap and dear
labor ustii Chaos comes again and Night
wraps her appalling mantle around us !
But in the midst of this clsmor it may be
worth the workingman's while to borrow
the words of Ancient Pistol and ask the
Organ Grinder: "Under which king,
bezonian az Verify the poor in pocket
must have no eyesiRht or understanding,
else they would have requested the
Organ Grinder to play little tune in
praise Of the Aldermen who so gene
rously ordained protective tariff for
produce-dealers and prevented fstboat-
men from selling cheaper to house.
keepers and tradesmen's wives, in oppo-
sition to the principles of free trade and
the strongest plank of the Democrat
platform. But no, they are satisfied with
the soothing melody of Equal Rights
to ALL" which actually means nothing
but is the pleasing clsp-trsp with which
demagogues amuse the masses. There
never has been phrase so frequently
quoted and seemingly so little understood
as that which appears in the Declaration
of Independence: "All men are born
equal" Ask Barbour Lewis who are
tie people and, basipg his argument
upon this assertion of equality, he will
reply: "The negroes who vote the
Radical ticket" Ask an Alderman who
is tickling the ribs of the workingmen
for the sake of their votes and putting
out bis tongue in derision at them behind
their hacks, and he will answer: The
hard listed toilers Of the country" Ask
Puddingheaded Plenty, and he will say {:
"The bankers the brokers, aud the
moneyed men of the land |" Ask CALI
ban Candlewax, and he will exclaim:
1.-THE politicians and paoe-holders !"
Ask John. Donovan, and / should be
much surprised if he would not say
"The Gsyoso Gas Company So the
Organ Grinder plays his variations. and
we laugh at them and pay for them
Yours, etc., Taller.
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ReIl4fOus.

David Walk will preach at the Linder
street Christian Church to- morrow q
log am, and u pm.
Rev. Dr.. D. e. B irns will preach at tht
FIRST Baptis. Church tomorrow at am
and 7 pm.
Service at Grace Church at 10 CLOCK
and communion at II o'clock tomorrow
morning by the Rector, Rev ]. Car
michael
TIE NEsToRIAS.-This reverend gen
tleman will preach tomorrow morning
in the Second Presbyterian Church, cor
ner of Main and Besl streets, Rev. De
Witberspoou, pastor At night he will
preach in the First fresoyteTiSn Church
corner of Third and Poplar streets, Rev.
DR.. Bowman, pastor. Sltjsct: The
Sufferings and the Persecution of the
Christians iu Turkey" Mr.. Bogdan,
himselfa native from Turkey. is an au-
thorized agent from the Greek govern
ment to solicit aid for the relief of the
women and children of the Cretan
Christisnsy therefore. BY the generous
and christian consent of the pastors and
the officers of the churches in which Mr.,
Bogdan will preach tomorrow, in each OF
them aa appeal will be made to the con-
gregatious 10 behalf Of the Cretan suf-
ferers.
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Death OF Young Elliott.

The sad news of the death of the youth
Harry Elliott, at Little Rock, last Sun
day, has already been published The
following particulars appear in the Little
Rock Republican:
at appears that Master Harry, with
his mother, were on their way to Duvall' s
Bluff from lot Springs, to meet the hus-
band and father, and passed through the
city on that day to take the cars that
evening. Young Harry stepped from the
train for moment, and the cars moving
on he attempted to get aboard, but in
crossing the tresssl work, before reach
ing the hind car, he fell. and was unable
to extricate himself. Although it was
quite dark, the accident was observed by
parties on the train, which was brought
to q rtand, snd young Elliott assisted
aboard. He was taken TO the Bluff and
brought back to this city, and died yes
ter ley morning at the Anthony House.
Every attention was paid Mrs. Elliott
and her son by the proprietors of the
house."
Tue rem aims arrived yesterday on the
steamer Natoms, and the funeral Yill
take place Ct two O'CLOCK to-day. This
is the second bereavement of the kind 10
the family. A younger son of Captain
Elliotts was drowned at the wharf about
three years ago.
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CHAMPAGNE CIDER - This delicious
beverage, of the very finest quality, can
be had at j Deyoto's, corner of Third and
Adams, in any quantity-from one bottle
to any amount you may want-and at
prices to which no one could object We
have tried q bottle of il. aud, If we are
any judge of such things, pronounce il
the finest we ever saw. Mr.. Devote has
everything good, as well in wines. liquors,
ETC., as groceries, fruits and confection-
cries. Call and exs@;ns HE stock, and
try come Of his champagne cider.
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SALAD 0ILs.-"We also placed the
blue ribbon on the Peanut Oil, and take
pleasure IN recommending it to the pub
lie for salad oil, believing it to be the
best article of oil exhibited. The local
of the Appeal is mistaken in saying
that the award of the judges was for
the best specimen of peanut oil exhib
ited," as the above is quoted from their
certificate, and there being only one
specimen of peanut oil exhibited. The
contest was between the cottonseed and
peanut oils. Another error Of the local I;
THAT the substitution Of eo;ionseed oil
for olive, as a salad oil, is new" We hear
OF ons Of tho largest cotlonseed oil fac
tories in the L asst, from which not drop
of its manufactured oil leaves in any
other form than as bottled salad oil. We
do not intend to underrste the value of
cottonseed oil. There is room enough
10 the market Of the world for both; and,
instead of using the miserable lard from
the diseased hogs of the West, our peo-
pie should be supplied with these culn-
airy oils from the articles Of our own cul-
ture Lard was only used as Q ssbsti-
tute for oil because of the high price of
the latter.
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RACEsi RACEsi RACEsi Pools
for the Races will be sold at Overton
Hotel this evening, ana BarBaby, the
Furnishing Goods man, will sell GEN
tIenaen's Hats, Ties, Handkerchfefs,
UnderweaF, and everything I'm his
line, until twelve o'clock tonight.
Call I'm and try your Iuck. Every:
thing first choice. No blanks.
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| bOAlS IN PUhT.
:, Natoma. John Lumsden. Commercial. Thos.
II. Allen.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Freighis for Arkansas are Offering quite free
": There Is also fair movement in cotton
shipments for New Orleans and the East. via
the river.
The splendid passsng ger packet Natoma. Cap
tain WW. Aahfsrd in command. is the regular
saturday White river packet leaving at Eve
Y, N. for all points on White river through to
Sacksonpo5t. connecting at Duy sll's Bluff with
the Little Rock railroad for Hot Springs and
passenger acc ,mmodations. Messrs. Charley
and John Smither. two genial and clever ren-
tlelaen. have charge OF tie office.
capt. u; Dema'.. formerly popular steam
poatman, y. IN Inc city.
>. LIE John LumsdeA, CAPT Josh Tbroop. will
=, Fave at five "a. Ter Evansville. She has 1000
| bales Of cotton TOR Evansville. Msssrs. Owen
| Aayis and Georgs Throop. preside in the Office.
| Abe Marble City, Capt. ack Carter, will pass
| up This IN orning. for st. Louis.
| The City of Cairo, Capt. John Malin, Is the
regular Saturday St. Louis Packet. leaving al
| five pm.
The Mollie Able, ospt. Ban Able, will leave
New Oylesns and the bends. John Leave m
worth il her accommodating purser.
! superb passenger steamer Commercial,
Capt. John b. Dayis. is thu regular SATURDAY
White river u. 5. mail packet, leeYing to-
day at FIVE m. for ali points on White river.
connecting at Duvall's Rluif with the Little
Rock railroad. Messss. Jimmy Thompson and
Charley sharpe, two clever glntlemen. have
chayca vi the othce.
The steamers Richmond. Lady Cav, Virginia,
and CONTINENTAL. will be down tomorrow, for
New 0rleans.
The Pauline Carroll viii pass up this even.
ing for st. Louis.
The Leonidas passed down this morning for
New orleans.
The Emma Floyd will arrive Monday morn
ing from Cincinnati.
The new Arkansas river packet Mary Boyd,
eft Louisville yesterday at noon for Memp is.
she will arrive here Monday morning.
Captain Thad Mirthiin, an old. reliable
clerk. nav on the ate Robinson. will go with
Captain frazier on the Louisville as ehiefcisTk.
Milk. Harry, an A No. l clerk and courteous
gentleman, will for the present give his prompt
attention TO the discharging of boats and re-
ceiviDg on the levee, Milt understands the
business. and we trust our river friends will
consider his claims.
Captain Pat Wheat came around on the Com
mercial. He assumes command Of the Liberty
No. 2. the Tuesday White river packet, and
starts cut with her on Tuesday next. The Lib
erty has been repaired, repainted and return
ished. and is now IN complete running order.
She is now az good as new. and the new coats
Of paint have made her han dsomer than ever.
A new carpet grs ees her cabins, and new furni-
ture added, which gives her cabins cheerful
aspect.
The Spray, from the Ohio river, and CONT
mental. from St. Louis. will pess down this
evening for New Orleans.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-06

Buy TEEN THERE.-W o. Searcy, NJ.
SO Madison street, is the agent for the
sale of c. S Maltby's genuine oysters,
than which there are none better in this
market. Being the regular agent, he can
and will sell them cheaper than any other
house. He offers superior inducements
to the trade. Call and see him.
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The BEsr IS TIE CHEAPEsT.-J. De-
vote has The best Of esorything in the
family grocery line, corner fLisd and
Adams streets. Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-06

HoME WAsHEE..-This machine appears
superior to any we have sees. Mr.. Wild,
the Secretary ofihe Home Manufs cturing
Company, is in the city to establish an
agency, ghich be has already opened al
2S6 Second street, in the Ayres Block.
Those interested IL tie subject would do
wall m call
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Money 90 loan at so Main Sc. 4O-65

" you want bill-hsads, cards, ciscar
lars, account sales, or anything 10 the
way OF job printing. come to this Office.
where You vail get the very best at the
lowest kind Of prices Give us call
before making your orders. last
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-06

Jusr received, fine assortment Of
ladies', Misses aud rhildreps laced apd
buttoned shoes, in calf, goat, kid and
serge, which will sell ct great deal
less than usual prices. ID. kABS,
No. l69, southwest cor. Main and Pop
lar sfreete 63
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-06

GENTLEMEN, take notice, that NJ. Kraus
& Co, 2ls Main street, corner Of Adams,
are Offering shirts, undershirts, drawers,
cocks, etc, at great bargains. 46-f
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NoTICE.-No bills against the LEDGER
office or myself will hereafter be recog-
nized in settlements, or in any other way,
unless contracted by me in person or on
my written order, &. WHITMoRE.
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To FrEp THE MIYD-Csll on Joe
Locke, 1864 Main street All The latest
fashion. literary. scientific, police, sport
ing and Irish monthlies, veeklies and
daiiies; also, isrss assortment Of books,
stationery, etc., etc.
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GET your +. Y. shirts and furnishing
goods direct of the manufacturers, Wig
gans & Thorn, 233 Clay Building. soft
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B. Rocco, the we'll known aonfectioner,
GIG Main street, has just received forty
casks of fresh and nice Malaga grapes
has also on hand everything nice in bis
line. Give him call. SO
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foR bilious affections, sour stomach,
sick headache, nervousness, etc., use
Goodyear's Liver Tonic. 60
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OLD crow, crow, crow whisky, at Cad
mus sample aud billiard rooms and bowl
ing alleys, Ayers block, 2S4 Second
street, oOl
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Dress GOODS, selling very low, at NJ.
Kraus & Co.'s, 2lS Main street, corner Of
Adams. Az
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PIrTsBuRG and camel coal and gas
coke-Bigley. Mellersh & Co. Office, 278
Main street, Bethel block. Yard, corner
of Madison and Second streets. ST.
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WASTED-A young man, about eigh.
teen years of age, at Chas. Towards, u
Jefferson street. So
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BOAR DING.

no1RDTNa. II HAVE OPENED A
ID boarding and eatinf house At u Jehersed
street. and ask the patronage Of the pubic:
2S-I0S LEANA KkksRk NRa ".
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IL you want good cid Megibben whisky.
70 to Megibhen g. Bro, 2sl Main street.
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II OsT-A GOLD BRACELET, FASTENED
Il 4 With clasp, lsdg's photograph encased, ana
r1erte with name ally Lewis" Any ne
6ndiae the zane viii pleas report TO s. Mos W
oiieo IS, over s0i Front stest. tc0l
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RIBBONS, fringes, gimps, dress buttons
and trimmings, in great variety, at SEest
bargains, at NJ. Kraus 4 Co.'s, 2ls Main
street, corner Of Adams. 46-t
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HEw BUcKwHEAT FLoUR and the finest
crsnberriee OF the season can be had 81
]. Devoto's, corner Third aud Adams
streets. OIL
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Do YOU feel languid, sore, dsovsy,
with no disposition u SAT, then use Good.
years liver 'fonio. GO
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WM. Frye, portrait painter, has re-
turned to the city, and will in future have
his studio at Haubury's old gallery, 1924
Main street. Orders solicited. A 69
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NORFOLK OYSTERS - These isxorite
oysters reach the Geupnis agent, Victor
D. Fuchs, III Jefferson street, by express
daily, from John G. Sibley 4 Co., Nc.-
folk, Va. I3t
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ADAMS STREET MARKET-FINE KEN
lucky BEEF.-0ur customers will take
notice that we have on hand some very
fine Kentucky beef, and some very fat
mutton. We will endeavor to be supplied
at all times with the best meats that can
be had in the city.
OpDruuprurp a. IN
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SHAwLs and cloaks, at bargains, at M
Klaus & Co.'s, 2l8 Main street, corner Q
Adams. A.
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A WEIg OF BARGAINS rs DRY GOODS.
Strangers visiting tn city should call on
NJ. Krsus & Co, 2ls Main street, corner
Of Adams. 46-T
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Tyou wait good old Megibben whisky,
90 to Megibben q Bro, 28l Main street.
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BED BLANKETS, linseys, kerseys, fan
nels and jeans, at very low prices, at M.
Kraus Il Co.'S, 2le Main street, corner Of
Adams 46-f
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WAVED. Several young ladies to
learn hairwork. Those s!yaady learned
preferred. Apply at the hair store of
5o F. LAvIGNE, 269} Main street.
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BALMoRAL aud felt skirts. very cheap,
at NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, 2l8 Main, corner
of Adams, 40 7
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HorELs and boarding houses will fud
it TO their advantage to be supplied with
fresh meats at the
ADAMS STREET MARKET,
SIT 69l Adams Street.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
IARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
M H NI n III L 80
Saturday Evening. Nov, 9, 1869
THE CITY.

PITTsBuRa and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 1872 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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CoRsETs and hoop skirts. at bargains.
M. KRAUs & Co.,
46.T 2l8 Main street, corner of Adams.
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CLOTHS, csssmeres and water proofs
at very low prices, at NJ. Krsus d Co. e
2lS Main street, corner of Adams. 46-1
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LADIES and childrens' hose, in great
variety, at great bargains, at NJ, kraus q
Co. g, 2lS Main street, oor. OF Adams. 46f
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DENNIS TAYLOR, the cid colored carpen.
ter, will hear something to his advan-
tsge By calling OF this oGce, SO
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HIeHEsr price paid for loose, damaged
and false packed cotious.
MILES 4 Co, 300 Center alley,
70 Between Madison aud Monroe.
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FoR all diseases of the liver, use
Goodyear's Liver Tonic. So
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Dox'r forget John McGraihs sale Of
twenty residence lots, near ST. Agnes
Academy, on Thursday, llth inst.
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LADIES under wear, very cheap, at N.
Krsus 4 Co.'S, 2ls Main street, corner Of
Adams. 46-T
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HArs cleaned, Dyed. pressed, trimmed
equal to new. NJ. CoHEy. 800 Main st. I
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Jordan & Horton, 20 Beal street, kee
the best and cheapest dry wood. AZ
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New York Stock Market-N0v. 9.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph. |
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


Weather.
Meteorological observations. as reported to
Us by Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
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CHAPPELL, the man at the postoffice,
has all the latest reading matter, writing
paper, envelopes, etc.
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LOOK at our cheap black aud colored
alpacss. M. kRAUs 4 Co.,
46-t 2ls Main street, corner Of Adams.
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben 4 Bro, 2sl Main street.
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OPfEKHEIMER u 20,
SIT 691 Adams street, near Third.
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

New York Money Market-Eov. 9.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic telegraph
IlGovernments are in better demand and a
fraction better. Sterling Exchange dull. at
108T for sixty-day bills. Gold carrying at 4 per
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River,

River.
Weather clear and cool. The rivers are all
declining. with no improvement in Navigation,
BOATS IN PORT.
Nstoma. John Lumsden, Commercial, Thos.
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Liverpool Cotton Market-Nov. 9.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
Cotton market opened quiet. Estimated sales
for the day. $4,000 bales.
Middling Uplands. ......................... @1f1s
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Cbeapes ndershirts and DraWers
In the city Rt vendig a. Bros. ST
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xxTANTED LIVERY ONE TO KNOW
w that DR.. Russslvs VEGETABLES IN
two to ten days, without the use of medicines
Internally. For sale at kussell's Dispensary,
AZ North Court street. Sent securely packed,
to any address. On receipt OF price w per
bottle l3b-T
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W. O. = H A r. @ Y

w. O. = H A n g Y
Successor to A. Bliss.) Agent for
MaIsby's Fresh baltimore OYSTERS
80 Madison street, bet Main and Second,
Memphis. Tennessee.
Special attention paid to shipping. All orders
IRON ptly filed low to the trade. 46-123
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WAN 8.

vXyANTED-CHAMBERMAIDs AT THE
w Commercial Hotel. The highest price
maid b 81
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Memphis Cotton Market-Nov. Q.
Cotko,, Ia dull 1. :, A N ouoin MI.

New York Cotton Market-Nev.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic telegraph
The cotton market Is quiet. Sales at all ports
yesterday: 1900 bales; receipts, 1888 bales.
At New York. yesterday, 3246 bales.
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WANTED. -Tw OR THIRTY
w wood choppers and 10 or IL white labor
ers; good wages. App y at Jordan Horizons
Wood Yard, No. 20 Beal street. at
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6lt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11
Mlarriaufs.

GCDWokTH kiLBURN Ia Shor,ham
March pa, by r. Bryokins, Esq Mr. IL q. w
Cudworth AMI Miss Achcy KIburn, al ~ Whit
ing.
SOt rHWOnrH- KEILEY In Clarendon
Feb. 18th. by Rev. w. + Herrick j. jay south.
worth, OF Middletown and Della Il. Kelley, OF
Clarendon.
STAFFORD BULLOCK In Clarendon, Feb
goth, by Rev. " I Herrck. Albert II stafford
of Wallingfard, aud France L Bullock, OF Mt
Haily,
SfAtLDiNG LIsNOMR. In Rutland, Feb.
ID, 1869, BY Rev. Leland Howard Arthur +.
spanlding, OF Pantied n II and Abbie +.
LIscomb, of Rutland
pard we'll House, on the evening of the lth inst =.
hA Rev. Leland Howard, Mr.. Ren -selacr Hurd. 81
) ark n j., 10 Mis- Rosina K. Dres r. OF I.a-
", Mass
a ms MARTIN March 81 atthe parent
al hone If the bride, by Rev NJ Field, Mr. Hen
~ j. ldms, OF Wet Haven, to Miss Hannah T.,
daughter OF Isaac Martin Esq, OF Benson.
PECK BLAKE In Montpelier, March III,
BY Rev. DANIEL G. Roberts, rector OF Christ's
church, Ma James ; Peek and My r. Bake,
both of Ncntpelte'.
STOWE MeCREA In st. Adams, Feb Eth,
by Rev. A j. samson, William stowe and Ruth
McCrea both ut Ferrishurgh
MCGEE BELDEN In Flirhlvcn, Feb. 18Th
by simeon Allen, ESQ, 10 eph NJ; zee and Mrs.
Corneiia Beldcn.
EDDY -PATrERSDN In Hydevil'c, Feb.
viIe, and Magge Patterson, " NV 6r2F5. hS''e
DYER hill la Sunderland, Feb 2.d, by
Rev Il. $. Cushman, Douglass III. Dyer OF Man
chester and luez Ill !, OF Sunderland.