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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09

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a. commuuipaw after sales O. 10 caT p,Hc es1 anu a
49, az those pens viz; by I ~ sso, 100 az 70
49, stE 90 head 81 D. &c.. lgo on - ~, Trce IN ~
~ ~ Seo ~ "a nj 70; I92 coarse % o. S % ~ ,s N
70 ofo, TeS ~ "a b sic Is Of ~ 10 w. o. ~ 80 % ~
Stc' hRso W. AT FORTIErH-sr a., ,os
1,1,iotf sold Is5 State sheep ~ 10, NJ 49,
Hume is0 of iO3 70, &C.; 40 OF l0I 10 sto ~ I. iS,
TO- 80 No. 40 and $50 Canada, llss b ssC; 81 dy
gan ~ 6 sheen 70 10 7tc.; 1877 DO, w 10 Ssc' 90 &
boid lt0 Coarse Sc: 43 do lambs 7fs 10 Va 90
lda IL Igo and 100 do, 100 n 9sc. Will - on On
meky IV Ry McCraw Reid i6l state shee ~ ~ oyS'
ihe Ioe ~ To- 203 do s3t 10 &c. ana 49, oot "' A0o
u do' - 10 ~ 'THF WEEKS SALES.
AT FORTIETH-sI.
~, Hanna a Flliott-5, POS head, at g 50 each
~ = Eirbv-3OOs at 81 II per head. o-o -, ,,.,,
a. Van Vert for Ashbury & leIoh Lew He"o' "'0i
ss Ry skIcCiraw & Reddish, at $ 40 eaeh'
D' AT COYMUNIPAW' H., 4, a, ..ob
poui & pi6cock-4gOs sheep averaging 20 q eACn'
and varying iIGn 53l head at IS rs EACH or
20 nc, Per 70. - ,,,-reo,, CRY
,,,,,iHt = AL Sheep averaging 90 81 each
Ps,t are averaging about 81 S3 TINS % ,h sor,s az
Receipts OF 1912 are JusI aDou r,oaS shon on
CIV III and there is little change IN prices SnOusn
Iressed we're weak Change TO-DAY az ,di,,ic se
Dressed sSc for prime Live are "@I } lO ioY car
t az FoSteth.st to-day; car ONO 10 70, VA III
70 M lie car H. $50 10, and cars 90 ~ 80 -
a5a~ were s9 cars live arrived yesterday "hN '0"S'
mostly to slaughterers.
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PmLABELPHlA March Mdlng Uplsnl 2si NddinE
iSs Sc Is 81 Rr SSS 81 Soh We, K1r gs
~ & s. re Rs co s5ss 5 W.s "a ga a. RS a
sssdy At S. Corn dua s5d droOping sales 2Oeo 6nh yellow.
BUSINESS Petroleum quiet sSd a1sisSs'd WHISKY dai !.
& S'5 q sS6 s s a6 si e. ssSsI s 8
Sie ~ r EIIs - 20 W S psr1 % S99
g 80 Cay Mia Family % I5062, Western sapsrtus IS S5s
y Red az y 6 "a is''t cs 5s sS TS saS.
Me- Ps - Oss ss AZ 5oe75e RJs seua a. 81 . asi s.
Clear s lee sbos iss HAM! S5Ssie tira qs :. zoe
81 81 10 G Ssh s'T S. sy1s Wheat s. amber
Re esdg "a &c isos e8 Oats sal and g1eh.Hgsd
bsEisSl ''V P''' and unchanged Dressed Aos dull
~ HS1gssa Nasl sOur active Choice Muns,ots Goa
tr@sI No J. 81 ~; Ne 81 os Oats 1.sisrG Ea " See
sg Ps,aSss aust sd s bs asy qI d sc e
a., @ g - Receipts for .go dsysl0o bids Rouf 2tOo bush
IO rye sbSnsSis2aS Sss Four 100 bush %hsat V''D ''
ss S,st9 MARE as SgsSs ga; ss steady . 90 5 Spring
active and sny sogns cOEss Ivsaeed IL eonss.
~ 'i s,., o.. d. ala 'qs so@i9. :, sc Rye sr
Pee qasi an9 ews s,lss car le's Canadian al 81 81 On The seS
08ge HhTss DIM sales 70 bGh - esy Mes Lard p
HassTial change Shes laii Mosdsy. "o's "i'0Ou'
., 81 RED s''H i 81 Corn as saI. ss% e. ss wb
ssa sbesd Bye dali At 81 eel a. Oats du At 6sde7e or Eo
~ cos ;. qs, ssS 1'1 e'T Fs,: s' sS ~
Isasse Bah Meats trms ne s G An 's &c., az
bds le a. tc Bseon fFm NiIh Gng ssi.s on ss An
as' o. eaiote bed At ie btsr; Clear Sides sold CisaT
~ sssaasr' hsd a. iSe sales At las Bsag Haas
oswseo y March s-Fom tsn and unchanged Gales 800
80 81 - ior 70 Spring. % for Amber or White
70 of Doebs kIir1 Wheat qsss bat unchanged No Mwaa
- Oab 81 ~ No 2lbeegO btsg 81 4Oi White CaBada 81
% quef No /. Rsrisy
90 kJs sse,,s CsrS Meal 81 vs. evt lsd STEADY sbOrs
ei sliptAh. $50 and A6dlngs, ee RAlTosd Freigh
-feur u BSaten 81 05t kssYo &c. aud 10 Albany Gle
LoUnsILLz, hsrch eT0baceSsaea Of ~ hhds Lugs 70 Old
ssttsE ssee9 Cotton ne h..s Porn s5l o. Isrd Rie
hsoossbaEldes l4s Clear BIB skies l6lr Clear sdes 1io
aloaf es0SG WHEAT 81 sDel ~ Oats C20osc Com e 165c
bye 81 G0si 60 WhiskY. Szs.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE AARKRT-MAreh g.
8 Cattle EstFe asd fTef sales $50 l00ee B1tya
Peanayyspa and Western see for fair good 81
U1ie for Sheep anehABFed tts 900 head
SAFE n Hog dsli Gass so bead Al sSsS6R sut.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


bales Gotten 1881 hush Wheat y48 husn bo
ba Malt q huah raH. SEED 2lQ osb Beans ~
Back
op hb FOur sue bags Foar 43 pEFi Crude
hhA bDlA
orpsse 3 bbs Tar bba ROSA ~ pkg Beef if pigs
t Meats so bEea Lard so kegt Lard "a PIGS Ahhes Afo P
Ialow ~ pkFG Dried fFuit ~
pIEG oil Gale q b Copper Is bb wois iS sSE Egg la
Ies and Tobacco 20 bags Cotton
seed 81 pEss Rice 25O boIss starch SO bags Peanuts -
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financial.

OyyIOs PITztBURoH F0HT wars. CHicAso RGiIwATl
CoNPlIT. PlfTtBUHgB. Fsk 20, 1868
IHNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock and
a BoedhoNsu " the PITTSBURGH. PORT WAYNE AND
CHICAGO RAILWAY COhPAHI viii b. held ths okss Of The
SesptsJ "a Ne Cy ofPabuIgb ct ~ oeoet Of WRDHEs
DAY Ath d. 1855 psposs ksGsR considering
pss repent o. The for hs
sfs 81 e Beard Of Dests for four the place
1'ss Ssaas'ss whose tern Of ssTTies sLgrsa b law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09

YI0UR IND MEAI-The market for Western aad SiAte FioE Is
,ssdJ ami il request The Sogai PANTY sf7Sa are e' 6 aoa
.rTsE'ss &C S58Ss 65 for BIrs State SO oGs7 Is for
Psaey go 2oass o. for he low wee RSi,,. IS 20
s Ia r NSBeos EIasi Sc 0s6 9 for Shipping
Ono IS sT Amber Winter Wheat Extra Indians and
hEga9i ~ 80 s2 So far ST. Louis Extra and Double Extra
Csi Fcur demand and ..esdy sales Of to9 eSS '9a SCI,
a.; ~ u I7 5b At So 75asio o FAMILY grades Southern Fou ;;
active ss Es5H , soo si R4 1 Baltimore and Ccunty
ass and %g GyOTg1 AZ ,, y s5s FiS S M.SI
"a Dssware RYE Flour plenty and heavy; sales o. ~ s
ssSsl Com Meal g sna 'n 9.5 an, a5s S' Msrs cso
B9eLvhea Flour Is ea sd Rsayy a. S g ,e tb. demand is
chiefly FOR export ieghs are loNsroo bush s'sf.s ~ Is ~
sS a. I'm Is for No Chicago Spring store and g diys,sei
els for No Milwaukee IN store Sn9 = 80 81 Ssa 6s tr
White Michigan Bs hy End se civ. s.e, q LIZ s9'S
"a 5BsS state s2as2 oS Oats are bTH and 10 fair dema1d &
49, an "a O0 bush New and Western at IA a75 10 store and
S ,So so At railroad depot Rye steady bat quiet Western
At q ss8si Corn less plenty nuo wt6 Iu,e arrivals s1a
ssSPd 81 New Mixed aeSc and ot DO a. sig
o. wsssp Yellow at s's sosheIp lsVN s. ''' Aha
HAYTbo MARKETS dun and heavy 59a6Oe for shipping and Csc
HRMPGTSs market for al kinds quiet prices without
HibESHBry Hides in lair demand an frGsr PsrHsr
sges ayes 23G1c god Domestic Slaughter l2s . &c
O ti al fS g geod AZ ana asss for Choice : nsy
,.ass 70 The absence ossss merely pobisnscaL StoeEl
Spirits are lover heavy - 4Ses2 IS
for Common STRAINED Tar quiet at - 81! q 80 IS
OILAmecan Lnseei continues steady with moderate demand
O2asI and bb Rngsh DO nominal Crude Fish
que 81 % oT Whale AID - for Sperm Lard Oh steady
at 2 3i4dSl Cpl Menhaden on, 95c .a.
PROFESSIONALISM has been far demsnd Tor PORK to-day prices
the close decline submitted TO- elosing
settled The sales cash aP regaaE are o' se At W 20 ga Meas,
iz50 bills seller April at 3l asa S3 So Beef dull aud
50 bbl Sll0 fl6 Pain Mess and TIA rs
Mess Teree Beef has been in fair demand ard sr sales 100
si6d $R9 for Prime Mess; G30 for India Mess Beef
Hams In light demand and ssy % Of 20 bs Al s2as ~ fer
active bat fgurss; Of 200
Pcd lie Bacon dH Dressed Hogs and
sr closing Irregular quote at l4 3ic for Western and lite
steady better Of hhE
Is sdlse I0tdl9e for Oty l96ise for fair 10 prime
sd Kettle Rendered Por uturs delivery eO tea, th month
Al l9G, sellers option.
PB0LBG6 lover and du isls for Crude in bulk, and 3
l0r Refined in bond. ~. 49,. ... ..T
RICBhsfe ht been rather doing bat at easy rAsei BUYERS
RdBcs them operator sales OF ~ bag
RAngoou 81 d8ic and $50 tea Carolina private terms
SUGARSFbe offerings Of moderate and further obs
refused bat hsei ve little demand from any source FAR 70 g9ea
Sales Of so bids Cua the shove basis
du and unsettled qa0isOn staining aOaHa a. lS@StS er
HsriS
sFFDS-Gnss quiet l55o for Covsr sDd s. go 81
IS for Timothy Rough seed quiet At ~ 90 % % Calcutta
Liusced remains prices fnni quote ~ - - sod
WHsKY-Ths market qHet and heaTy a. 90 dsie ior "sa
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op.rN PROVISION. AND OTHER MARKETS.
VnAA4' ICsrsfallI reported for TIE Tribune -, ,oea

AsHES-The market steady AID medsrst s e. s1 T
CoFFiETbs general market remsus very au' ~, ~ ~ Mime
Ssnt a. oner,tioas beyond immediate wantA NOS Ca w ~
held however and the amount OF sioeA peA'eu 'O
L. ssis h ss and Of undesirable qaalt' ,f,. srr r.v
I m 49, boz. Fsdos but the close Che feeling 5 NV gssi
ACulI bales 20 spluhe ISo 70 speca
4sS bales 10 exporters including 200 bales 10 ISnSHi We
Jl0vrs
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MoNDArs WEATHER REPoRr-sam

-. '. MINIATURE ALMANAC
6:22 6.O0 MOon sea %
SANDY HOOK. 5:is Hell 7.s9
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6buntts for gusin,ss alm.

dbunns for sasfntss glru.
AN old-established BAKERY and CoNFEC-
"A TIosERY oss Of The s,eaE yfass' so' ssss rs 'a
teed ASareai J. \ Il, Tribune yaes ! - ---------
EXCHANGE Handsome and Valuable Lands
or improve Real E near Ess ossA nn Y PslB
d,Nrahe Elnbh ALLsE, no y llhs.t--
EXPRESS BUSINESS. HORSES, WAGONS,
H HARNESS. for SALE has been established ssVen Jara In
qShe Of b. wAss, No "a Drosdsay N ].
TOR SALE, IN a Western oity--A good, safe
~ gS Rs5 Ss,@ s9S is' ,'i: 10 '' I
epsBnI PsTeAn vii be given b sdare1Haf Boz No ss
TIOR SALE-A STOVE and TIN SHOP. Adj
IL dfssi s J. CALVIN. IAitle Fslls n y.
TMPO RTANT 10 MANUFACTURERS,
TRADRsMgH and OTHBRsTs above Invited TO tender Tor
%. supply eo,hsg o. al, hai as, farming
Implements hotEuas rise aud rvo,sr. ns ssd sd
West eui ~ mskoi Oasde TeldsT for bupphsTD
without delay TO BAEDFORD BROWN Pier No % BAs River New
York y
CLATE.-PARTNER WANTED in an cstab-
- shed Slate opefob toe yskBosn Cbapman QuarT ye
Ing bs zane qu,y can p4ass y square, a. PTas o. s =
raise additional working capital Ihqafe Of hbSkL bhhoFE,
Room b, Ma ia Broadway
TINE GREAT EUROPEAN YEL0CPEDE-
Il " THB RAETooER" Orders received STATE AND COUNTY
RIGHTS for SALE Send stamp p dIir No "a. B,o.a-
TI'IIAT Fine 0ld-establshed MANUFACTURE
siSO lppy i 70 9 B HowEs e.. Dsya Room
d I 000-S5 OOO.-A gentleman lately from
D 1SOOO CaihoPiSb ootaE iar halats IN viathkErt
ss aSsdr Ssss.s AZ iStsrss NAY be bad At Is. once q
Won hIBhI Co. No l8 sI'hate between Tssth and B'r
suthr' % ~ ..- no
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SPECIAL DEPosTs for Six Mortt be aia' at Dye
per cent ..
~ The Company sshaisd BY Its Charter Leg' D'POdOy Of
Money paid into Court ..I. ED. ....
~ Company suorsd the Of corporations
suing registering gazing Ctfestts Of stocks Bonds
other sVdtuesi Of debt . .
az To act a. esl Mortgages Of Railroads and other oopsA
eonE
rV- To &C, a. receiver h cases Of Hilgttoa- sd.
ETo accept al Ts rsfsrebee 70 b09 real and
personal estate sonusd the Company by eorpoo
or transferred to the Company By order s Coarb ofRseod
OF BY any suuogHte
r. AZ Guardian Of Estates hcongipgt 70 chilares.
~ To as. a. Rxesnors Admn1tratou Of BSiateL ..
~ To act as Treasurer Financial AGea Of charitable aud rslg
Gus uattuaeRs aud corporations
q To I a. Agent Foreign BIHIs Bhnitr Business hss and
Osrortons having transactions Ia NE City Of BsWYorE
~ RHsnai Agent Of State and City Govsrnnsn apd Of
Couns IN the Of their bupss The financial center Of
oouHtry -
TETANTED-San Mansfield, and. New
sE STOCK sSd B0EDs InthntRoi 1nd Cineissh' Psyloa
Michigan Le Miami Dayton and WsStern Cneunst Richmond
okssS Evansville and orlvtays hsaR6g and Shi5s,.1a
Also s Western and southern Railroad sTOCb tno bOhDb
PURCHASED By WIN. oufsT, No q WatSt p .IH I''.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE HARERT-MAreh g.
Bsf Cattle Eefe asd sales $50 00iee Brtys
Peunyysp and Western eD3te for fair good 90 and 81
D1ic oss for Sheep anebaBRd 900 n
49,
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SENECA MINING COMPANY.-The Annual
- Meeting Shareholders 10 Che sERRCA hhNg (QMthhf
viii be bth q Room No No 70 NsIg-t Ee"YoEi o. MONDAY
epsubg ysr ether business th,t legally tos before
tie Rsstpg --7T ..-7 K u, kiCkARD, sseTeAr
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Rrut.sSiuunl gufitT.
nR. T.. b. FO0TE, author of Medical Com
noa Ssns soasatsd In persos b. LATTER
Ne 100 Of East TusRty sEltbh Oks. hosn
fsn 10 n. hll tp n. Consultation free ...
IRRITABLE BLADDER, caused by Piles,
atturs tts ipTtaBs frequent Iynpoms Of
lAs Lecture - 81. srpssl Class ~ EDWARD
BoI Onss hOars from 70 H. 10 and 10 sssssEs
No. a Fihha ave
DADICAL CURE without knife, caustic, or
Attention from business Sheture Psua Pes Diseases
Ps Ysrs Dssss, and DsiOrns, q s Es he.s Fsc. and
Person Address By letter or psohAlJ, HENRI pAhhLb D.
No iH LATsEtonass hsS-i9rE -
CTAMMRRERS~-Ye can be permanently
cured By JOHNSON Co. No So Bo-s Rooms Eos shdl
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.f h3ffm.ia9 saisd 9noia abs9gQ uLau eds
ah'lJ lE'ot Oh Do etlmIse 9d Oh .G,m 0a.7
- ------ .LL m ncn NH ~. = -a-.-. -
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TUESDAY. MARCH 8, 1864

.'9s'sai DIT -'qoa7t 1po 10 raasr a9 aalssda
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Dnnfins

AT WIN. EVERDEBL's SONS, No. 1N Fulton
n BAH 1ekets ke lie elegant ayea Mercantile
and Psssy s,esm Job PnnierI -
WIN EVERDLLLs SONS, No. 14 Fulton Ct
d w TLSrRAh JOB PRlETBt6 Aad LAbAL kAEUYA0rUR
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-13
DENTAL CARD.

ITO THE PUBLIC: WE WOULD CALL
i attention to the Card of DR.. A. WKssoS,
especially to the last clause. As the whole
advertisement. hswever. speaks for itself. an 9
bears upon its face egotisu. ignorance and
chariatanism, and regarded by all intelligent
and honorable Dentists of both city and
country as = gross outrage and disgrace upon
the profession, we therefore propose letting 1t
pass with this just censure, further than 70
notice the above clause alluded 10. IN which
the attention of the public Is especially called
TO the name OF A. Wesson. and are cautioned
against mistaking the name CWessonl, or place,
etc. as others of q similar name have often
been mistaken for his, etc. The correctness
of this statement we are compelled, however
reluctantly, to admit. and for some eight years
have most earnestly endeayored TO correct THIS
mistake, by constantly and emphatcsly ex-
planning the common error with many. coca
stoned BY the stnsilarifg of names but we are
sorry to say. Notwithstanding this continued
effort on our part. We have as yet only par;
italy succeeded, for the reason which We Will
here explain. which is this That the said DR..
A. (which stands for AbRerl WEssoS has not
acted in good faith with Us; for, so TAR from
having ignored our name lWassen). or :. b. a
ouent and common mistake. when il occurred.
as he should have done to the contrary, be
has repeatedly. time and again; assumed our
name (Wasson), and operated for strangers.
SSs'p under shi fai,. imPpe..ons, and WITH
very badly performed Dentistry; at that,
fer which we afterward eot the credit,
but he. their money-undsr what sort Of pre-
lenses, We leave the reader to judse. But. 10
conclusion. will suggest that should this
GREAT DocroR "a. Wesson) take occasion TO
deny the above charge. we would here remind
him that this is only ONE, Of some SIX other
charges equally reprehensible and derogaiing
which were preferred " in due form" and ALL
fully sustained against him some time since, in
the MENPHIs DENTAL SOCIETY. and for which
he was duly. and by unanimous cote, expelled.
We, however. more through sympathy to the
Doctor thsn sense Of justice to this commu-
pity, determined never to make publicity TO
these summary proceedings, provided, how
ever, that he (Wesson) would not continue to
disgrace the profession to which we have the
pride and honor of belonging. and have strictly
adhered to this however, after he has been
known since TO assume our name) until the
card referred to made its appearance, AID has
for 10 long been arrayed before the public in
NEST glaring tissue Of false representations.
and savoring of the most stupendous humbug-
gerry. We have. therefore, taken occasion.
however reluctantly, to call special attention 10
the said card. and propose letting this continue
as a standing advertisement so long as the card
referred to Of DR.. A. Wesson remains in this or
any other paper. Very respectfully.
l06t WIN. WATSON. d. ID. s.,
Office with j. B. WATSON, No. 3ls Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-13

DROWN 4 DILLARD. SOLE AGENTS,
ID ga Frsnt street, have always on hand a
large and varied assortment, and are selling
below Cincipnati prices. Call on them BY all
means he Ore purchasng elsewhere. 9l-l53
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-13
Rim Van Dam.

A very wealthy old Hollander died
here, about one hundred and twenty-five
wears ago, without will, as it was sup.
posed, and his property was disposed OF
according to law Recently, his will has
been discovered, and his heirs have en-
ployed able counsel to get possession OF
The immense fortune of which they have
been deprived. Some of the most valu-
able lots on Broadway and Fourteenth
streets, valued now at thirty or forty
millions. and much other property, are
in question. The suit will rival in i'm
portance the famous Gaines case, and
must impovsrish persons at present very
wealthv.-Nep York special
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]. VIENNOT a. CO.,


GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADvERTIs-
VI ING AGENTS. 1873 Nassau street, New
York. Established in 1881 We beg to call
the attention of advertisers TO our agency. Our
facilities with all the frst-cass daily papers in
the country are second to none. and we are fully
prepared TO offer terms and conditions which
cannot fail to give superior inducements. We
also send advertisements TO all Cuban and
South Amsricaa papers, with whom we have
exclusive contracts. We are the only house
doing SPANISH ADVERTISING BUSINESS.
We can. by special permission. refer TO
Mr.. H. 7. Helmbold. Druggist, 5si Broadway.
New York.
Messrs. S. K. vandu1er 4 Co.. 1875 Greenwich
street, New York.
Msssrs. Han a Ruckel. 2ls Greenwich street.
New York.
Messrs. g. Bruce's Son 4 Co.. Type Founders,
IL Chambers street.
Messrs. Phalon 4 Son, New York.
Phelan a Collender, New York.
Tarrsnt 4 Co., New York.
Chiekering 4 Son. New York.
Railway 4 Co.. New York. Gill
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-13
How a Buckeye Whisky Swell Got his
start.

BLaTL.
From the Cincinnati Times.l
There is an interesting bit OF history as
TO the way in which one of the big whisky
men of Southern Ohio, who is now worth
a million or more, got his first start IN
the world. BE went to well-to-do
farmer. who was known to be an AVA
ricious man, anxious to get rich without
beiur particular about the means, and
withal quite credulous in bis disposition.
To this farmer he pretended to reveal
plan by which he could swindie the Gov
eminent without chance OF detection,
and clear $40 900 by the transaction. de
said he knew where he could obtain lot
of counterfeit United States bonds, go
skillfally executed that they couldn't De
told from the genuine, not even IN the
United States Treasury.
The bait took with the greedy farmer
According to arrangement he was to pay
$4,000 and receive $4,000 in counterfeit
bonds. He agreed to meet q man at
time and place designated, pay the
money, and receive the package of bonds,
which, with the singular credulity that
often accompanies dishonesty, he mort
gagged his farm to obtain the required
$4,000, and waited impatiently for the
moment to arrive that would place him
in possession of the coveted fortune.
"For love-lorn swain in lady's bower
Ne'r painted for the appointed hour
Az / until before me stand
This rebel chieftain and his blonde.
The farmer was at the rendezvous &C
cording to appointment. paid $4,000
agreed upon, and received q mysterious
package with an injunction not to forget
his promise--to open it only on his return
home. When he reached home he opened
the packet, to fad that instead OF con-
tanning counterfeit bonds there was moth
ing in it but an old newspaper his
anger and chagrin can only be imagined.
He consulted his lawyer about 1t, relating
the circumstances, but the lawyer told
him he'd better keep still about It II he
didn't want to 90 to the penitentiary for
conniving to defrsud the Government. |
Aud so he lost his money through dis
honest greed, and the other man got quite
a substantial "stake by a confidence
game that was scarcely more honest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-13
Memphis and Little Rock
RAIL 70 A ID.
OPEN TO MADISON.
Overland Route to Little Rock.

an AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEP
~ TENDER 2, 1868, the train on the Eastern
Division Of this road will run regularly as fol-
lows: ,u,
CONC wEsr-Leaye Hopefeld Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, at 7.30 am, and arrive
at Madison at | o'clock pm.
COMING EAsT-Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs,
day and Saturday, at 1880 am; arrive at
Hopefeld at l o'clock p.m., and Memphis
at 1:30 pm.
Union street at 7 am. Trains at Madison co.,
meet with the Stage ne between Madison and
Duvalls Bluff.
H8- Passengers lea ring Memphis at am.
arrive in Little Rock at pm. next day.
Tickets for sale at all the Railroad Ticket
0fises in the city.
Freights for Madison or way stations re-
ceived by P. M. PATTERSON x CO.. at their
wharf boat, foot OF Union street.
Freight TO way stations must be prepaid.
OPY7cE OF RoAD-12 Jefferson street
8. B. BEAUMONT.
I53-f General Superintendent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-13
GOODYEAR 4 FALLS
Druggists and ApOthecaries
asr Main street walker Bloek,.
Rour door. north Of Nadison 81.

-Four doors north Of Madison 81.
M VOW READY TO SUPPLY THEIR
n rrstor1ers with Drugs, Chemicalf Paints.
Ola. Dye stufs. Brushes. Periumery, Fancy
Goods. etc. etc. 50.
Our PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT u complete
With All fhe necessary appliances. and stocked
liz Pu-e Drugs, Chemicals. Extracts, rerinoid
md aud. and will be cor trolled ~ competent
.-5 r-raesieaI Pharmaceutists- Weinvite Ply
1icians, Planters, End AL persons interested' 70
We Intend makinr the Prescription Depart.
menf. and furnishing fhysicians. Planters and
Ramflisa. 4 specially. -, .-,.,r,
Remember the CENTRAL RhJo- eIOhE,;;
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Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada
AND
Montreal Ocean Steamship Company
Through Freight Line.
FIRST. CLASS STEAMSHIP
Sailing every Saturday 90 Liverpool,
From PORTLAND in Summer,
And MONTREAL in Winter.
Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada

IrHE UNDERSIGNED HAVISG BEEN
i appointed Agents for the above Line, are
authorized 10 grant Through Bills Lading from
Memphis to Liverpool and GLASGOW. The at
which the DELAYS and excessive transfer charges
incurred at the large norts are entirely avoided.
Bills Of aiding contain through rates. covering
ali charges from Memphis to the ships dock at
Liverpool. and low rates and quick time are
guaranteed. Fifteen frst-class Steamships are
now In the Line. making regular trips on Sat
urday Of each week. Freights loaded from the
Carson dock directly into the vessel. .,
and NEW ENGLAND POINTS via GRAND
TRUNK RAILWAY. For Rates and infer
nation apply TO
THOMAS TROUT d. SONS, Agents,
No. eos Front st, Memphis. 19l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-13

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
Through Tickets, at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's Office, 2311f
Main street, and at Depot, head of Main street.
1S- Baggage Checked at depot. or BY the
Memphis City Transfer Company, at Hotels,
private residences, or on board boats, 10 all
principal points East and North.
SAM. B. JONES, Superintendent,
ASA HILL, PASSENGER Agent. 7y-f
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The Southern Advertiser.

IT'S exceedingly large SPECULATION through
out the city and State ofcrs business men an
excellent opportunity 70 make their business
known 10 the thousands Of Germans wing in
his section Of the eountry E-i