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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-20

was accidental, and all owing to the wild
horse he was driving at the time. He
was excused before court.
VARIETIES THEATER-As usual the
performance will 60 on at the Varieties
again tonight. Mr.. Broom has most
excellent company, who inever fail to
please the audience. His stars always
shine bright, and cannot be dimmed in
lustre by any other place of amusement.
The Hon. Mrs. Yelverton will give
reading from the poets at the Memphis
Club Hall, Greenlsw Opera House, on
the evening of Thursday, 2lst, at eight
o'clock. Tickets one dollar, to be had at
the principal book and music stores and
hotels 10
The GAYETIEs THEATER. man
agement of this resort of fun has selected
with great care and judgment most tai
ented company. The music and dancing
is superb, and the comic poets keep the
audience in one continual uproar of
laughter. The curtain will rise at y
o clock this evening.
RUNNING WITHOUT LICENsE.-The habit
is getting to be quite common for hack
men to run their carriages without the
authority from the city to do SO. Several
were arraigaed this morning before the
Recorder, and made to answer for so
doing.
A. E. FRAYKLAND No. 1877 Main street,
will sell on Thursday morning, at ten
o clock, notions, hosiery, fancy goods,
sundries-sll irst.elass, AMI fresh from
importers hands.
No PATENT No HUMBUe.-But go to
No. ~ Madison street, Qesoto BARBER
shop; bug one bottle of stud for one dol
lar, that will give gray hair original color.
Cream of Flowers will kill daHdruff.
One bottle, 81. l22 !
WILLIAM WATSON, Dentist, has again
to the city after an absence of
some msnths, and again offers his pro-
Fessional services to his friends and the |
public generally. Office with ]. B. Was
son, No. 3l8 Main street. loot
NorIoE.-Tbose requiring an architect |
DR. civil engineer will find Captain ]. 81.
NcClure's Office, stillman Block, corner
Secovd and Madison streets, Charges |
ICES
EXAMINE McAleny's patent India-rub-
Der Truss, at 27s Main street. Is
FINE fresh shad received every day by
express at Victor D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson
,treet. l23
CRYSTAL Palace Billiard Hall has re-
iuced prices to fifty cents per hour. III
CARPETS and furniture for thirty days
It greatly reduced prices, at AIes, Bess:;e
Co.'S, se6 Main street, l26
MERcHASrs wanting cotton ties can be
furnished at q very low rate at Swift's
Iron Works, l96 Main street.
is JOIN MASoeuE, Agent.
RExovrD.-F. Henniger has removed
o No. 40 Monroe street, between Main
md Second. Boots aud shoes at cost III
Dr.. ]. d. STILLNAS, the most success
al physician in America, in sll chronic
diseases, may be found At l9s Main st I
DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds Of Blanks for sale
4 this Office.
OLD HArs made new at Ss4 Main St I
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Scientific American.
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Every public or yrprivate family
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The yearly numbers Of the Scientl
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'THE RURAI, Il Tie leading and Lar

THE RURAE is the leading and lar
L gest circulating newspaper of its
class on The contihent- superior in val.
ue and variety Of contents and beauty of
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science and art, education, youth 3 read
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with Illustrations, tales, essays, music,
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The Rural New Yorker il q national
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and West, North and South. It enll
ploys the best talent iii all departments.
Its corps Of editors, contributors, &C.,
comprises many 0f the best farmers,
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In brief, the Rural is ably edited,
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Practical, scientific, useful, moral, In
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FARMERS CHRONICLE.
1859.
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RURAL ECONOMY,
Published at Athens, Georgia.
WINS W. L. Jones. a. 4

Atttf .HE
With a large corps Ofable Contri-
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PUTNAM'S MAGAZINES.


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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-11

The bill was then referred to the
Judiciary Committee by the following
vote:
Yeas-Abbott, Anthony, Brownlow,
Buckingham, Carpenter, Chandler,
Cattell, Coukling, Cragin, Drake. Ed
munds, Ferry, Gilbert, Hamlin, Har-
ris, Howard, Howe. Morrill,, Norton.
Nye, Patterson. POmeroy, Ramsey,
Rice, Sawyer, Schurz. Scott, Stewart,
sumner, Upton. Trumbull, Williams,
Wilson, ami Yates-34
Nays-Bayard, Boreman, Cameron,
Casserley. Corbett, Davis, Fenton,
Fessenden, Fowler, Grimes, McCree-
ry, Mcdonald, Morton, Pratt, Poole,
Robertson, Ross, Sherman, Spencer,
SpragUe, Stock ton, Thayer, Thurman,
Nlekers and Warner-25.
Sherman offered resolution for the
appointment Of a joint committee Of
three Senators and five Representa-
tives, to continue during the For y
first Congress, with leave to sit dur
ing recess, to examine into and report
upon the expedieney of recognizing
civil service. Laid over.
Williams moved to take up the bill
to strengthen the public credit so it
might come up to morrow as unfin-
ished business. Carried-yeas, 36;
nays. Is.
Adjourned
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NEW YORK.
Immense Hotel being Erected by A
+. Election OF Union Pa
cllic Railroad Directors.

NEW York. March 10.-The cleo
ton of Union Pacific Railroad Direct
ors, which was to have come off to-
day, was stopped by an injunction
issued by Judge Barnard at the in
stance of James Fisk, Jr. The votes
had been cast before the injunction
was served, aud it simply precludec
their being opened and couuted. The
Board agreed to adjourn to Washing
ton, but subsequently reclnded its
action. Under the circumstances the
old Board hold over, aud is with two
exceptions the same as the new one.
Judge Barnard has issued an order
for some six or eight of the Directors
TO appear before him to answer for
alleged charges of contempt for the
process.
General Grant has reappointed as
Government Directors of the Union
Pacific Railroad. JOhn Black. OF New
York, and Jesse Williams, of Pennsyl-
vania. and appointed as new Directors.
Hon. Mr.. Price, late member of Con-
gress from Iowa; Mr.. Harris. of
Springfield, Massachusetts,, and Mr.
Webster, late aid de camp to General
Grant. from Illinois. All these gen.
tlemen were present at the Board to
day. d.
New YoRK, March 10.-The ship
James Foster, Jr., which LETT Liver
pool on the 10Th of December, arrived
in the low,r bay. Monday, having lost
four passengers and twelve of the
crew by the ship fever. Nineteen of
the remaining passengers were sick of
the fever, and sent to Wards Island
| Hospital.
Mr.. A. I. Stewart has begun the
erections OF an immense horel. having
a front Of 200 feet on Forty.eigbth
Avenue, amt 30 teet each on ThIrtv-
/ second and Thrfy tn rd = reefs. The
| first floor is t. be rtn 4 ior Aores
/ and the properly Is tu s.,. ia3uaced ia
the interests of wui king women.
| Board will be turns hei as oheaply
as possible, and the recommendations
will be excellent A quarter of a
million has already been expended,
and it is expected that the entire work
will cost over two million dollars.
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Sc. LnuIs Market.


by Telegraph ST. LoUIs. March TO-
ToBACCo-There is "a better feeling and
more doing. but prices are unchanged.
CoTrON-NOthtng made public; middling
nominal at 2sc.
HEaP-Prime to choice new undressed
81 459l 50.
for sUperfine; IS l59B6 3 for * S5 1907 %
for Xxx; IS O1d9 90 70 XXX, and $40 GJ.S
SO 80 for fancy.
,,ricas but medium and low grades are fiat;
1trlrtlv PRIME to choice red sold at al q O.
u =: prime TO fancy white 81 4SGsl 80;
nrfng is lower, at 81 Z4Q5l y Tor choice
;'oEN-Very dull at 6S97Oc for choice TO
fancy yellow and white.
ATS- Dull and lower 1T 64l5b513c -,
RARLEY-Unchanged, ranging at y oO9
RYE-Inaetive and unchanged, at 81 3e@
81 b.
PohK-Dull; it IS jobbing at s3l 239@I %;
iouud lots would bring over s5l o..
BULK MEATS-Po cked clear rib sides sofa
at be, a decline Of 14c; clear sides l61zc.
RACON-EaSg tor buyers at 1870 IOr
shcu ders; 1870 for clear rib, and l4c for
LARD Dali at Is9Is14c for steam, and
ISlsse lS1sc for Kettle.
CATTLE u L changed, with a fair dem and
for the better qualities; prices range at
3QTI4c for common to extra.
HoGs-Range at Sgl01zc for light to
heavy.
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HAVANA.
The Situation In MexIco-Summary
executions FOrbidden-PFIsOne
TO be Tried at the City of Mexico.

HAVANA, March 9. = Telegrams
from the City OF Mexico, dated the
81 instant, have been received here,
by the Vera Cruz steamer. and con
tain the following news: Executions
had become frequent in the country,
and created general public dismay.
On Monday. the first of March,
President Juarez forbid them, and
ordered the officers to bring their
prisoners to the Capital for trial.
1t was rumOred that a man named
May, Of tho United States army, had
been shot, but it had since been as
certained that he had been sent to
Mexico to be tried
Gen. Negrette mad not been found.
1t is hinted that his defeat was not so
complete as reported.
Senior Romero writes to a friend
that the Opposition, after fermentIng
the rebellion, now clamor for a change
in the Ministry. Their motives are
ignoble. They present only the mi
nority Of the nation, and the Presl-
dent herds them not.
E-eobedo had defeated the bandit
Cauales, in Tamaupelius. The rebel
bands in other places had also been
routed.
HAVANA, March 10.-Cholera has
entirely disappeared in the neighbor-
hood of Santiago.
The negroes and mulatoes have
rendered a seranade to Gen. Puelia at
Santa Espirtu.
The Insurgents are burning planta-
tions and scattering general destruc-
ton in the vicinity of Manzanillo and
Santa Cruz.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-11
Chicago MarEef.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, March ..
EXCHANGE Eastern I-I0 premium sell
ing: LILO offered buying.
FLnUR-Duli and dropping; Spring extras
sold at s506 80; ~pring superfne 81 55g4 so.
WEIEAT-Quiet and weak, 5s012c lower /;
sales or No. at 81 l5al ~ for regular and
FREE b receipts; No. 2, 81 lf7s4l l21<; No. 3,
81 039I 0l5I; rejected, S7G9Sc; ciosing weak
at 81 lIIs TOR No. 2. Sales OF No. since
Change at 81 u.
CORN-Fair dem7 and; sales OF new at 5G54
G15714c; no gra te, 5I13g56c: closing a 561a q
5G54c for new; sales of y D. at SIC, May,
and zoe last half April, sellers option; NO.
2 at Gle, seller all May; sales of new since
Change n 56$4c.
OATs-Duu, 1Sa1lc lower: sales of No. 2
ciO-iug al 5354c; sales at 54c, seller last half
of March.
Rye Firmer and quiet at 81 IS for regu-
lar, and 81 20 for fresh receipts of No, ], and
81 lS1z for fresh receipts of No. ,, closing at
The outside.
BAELEY-A shade more active. and I1$a
21ac higher; sales OF Ne . at 81 S2QI s.;
clos ng at 81 81 for regular, aud 81 3 Tor
fresh receipts.
sEEDs-DulI; sales light. at s. g0@3 Is for
Timotuv. and at S9 50 for Glover.
HIGHWINE5 Quiet . { 99c.
PROVIs-ON5-DuIi. Mess pork is 50a75c
lower; early sales at S3) 80: later ri $50 90
closing firmer at SO 00G30 D. Lard inact-
i've and nominal at lSdlSAe; dry salted
shoulders in fair demand and steady at
II Dressed dull: closing at sI2 GOA
Sl2 So dividing on 200 fbs. Live duh: l5a2jc
lower: sales at IS 1913 10 for common to
far; 50 25&9 10 for medium 10 gOot, and
$40 75 for extra.
BEEF CATTLE-Moderatsl active at
decline OF ljd25c; S6 00G6 - for fair TO
medium, and 81 01997 80 for good to choice
shipping steers.