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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26
BY Lee b Goddtn,
.Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
lib Main street.

CRANE fDWELLING AND LOT, ON
1T SOUTH SIDE OF LEIGH ST., BETWEEN
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH, FRONT
ING 23 "a FsET AND EXTENDING BACK
100 FEET.-On WEDNESDAY, the 30th instant,
we viii sell the property above described, occu.
pied by Mr.. -, and paying good rent.
TERMS At sale. y.
day OF sale. = ~ 49,,
no Il S+zs IS LEE q GODl)lN, Aucte.i
NT ARSHAES. SALE.-By virtue Of a
Ifl writ OF rendi,iont exponss issued out OF
district OF Virgins, the 10th day Of November
1870 win offer for sale at auctlon for cash, on
TUESDAY, November 18th, at !: O clock NJ fhe
SCHOONER "Startled FaWn,'f her TACKLE,
APPAREL, BOATS, and FURH1TUEE. Ths
vessel may be seel sc the basin, near nth street
where the sale will take place. eE& sfssss.i
o'sN DAVID B. PARKER,
I no rs-lotI U. 8. Marshal
= :
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EDGAR's STRUGGLE,

EDGAR's STRUGGLE,
A STORY FOR CHILDREN.
Beautifully illustrated by Richmond artist, and
by Richmond author. Price, Is cents
SUNDAY-sCHOOL TICKETS, red and blue,
rs cents per thousand.
CARDS WITH TEN COMMANDMENTS,
LORDS PRAYER, &C., for Sunday Schools,
$3.50 per hundred. -.
Any of the above per mail post paid on receipt
of retail price. MCCARTHY & ELLYsoN,
no2s-4t s14 Main street.
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By s. II. Cover.


POSITIVE SALE OF OVER SIX
= THOUSAND p9LLARS, WosTH IY OF J
H HpHhER SAFE. 6FFIcE FURNiTURE. &C,
AT AUCTIOk.-I shall cell without reserve. at
the s9Je a Ho S on KS:
s s1[ Ii FISTgSEs e. , s9ntsi u
therein Y BE- Sc
now In use Of the latest series.
.' ALSO, 3D..
BI.AGKBoARDS.
.''.. STATES, CoPY;BoooKSSS,p
LETTER. sf Gsni a PsN NsT &C.. fArES'
iarly adapted for the use of public and private
schools. -. sfa,,,. 1885,:
STANDARD and Mie CsLLANEoUs BOOKS
In greas variety.
i, mediuu-s,ued M1L fi;iSs SAFE, nearly new !;
SOLID W "a VT DESKS
sSTH2aeahb shs &c.
The STORE 0IIE, FIX ) II embrace the
Handsome GLASS SIDE CASES, with
beautiful cornices SIZE.
COUNTER $40 W CASES,
The entire stock, &C., will be offered In one lot;
and If not so disposed OF will be sold In detached
The whole will be held for private sale previous
70 o''' "a A ''0'. SAMUEL Il. COVER, Auct'r,
non-m 81 west Baltimore street.
TOR SALE.-As executor under the will
II of Ralph Dickinson, decd, am authorize 10
SCI hs en5 sstse e9e Fss
the 5s fair tS % ss g SqG' E ssfaGa
Ralph Dickinson, decd, consisting OF ~
Crops Of C366N' t PATS E2sDDhh' HAY
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D - =. GENERAL SHIPPING

TOHN W.. WYATT, .e.t y -,
% =, II: GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COhHIS3IOE MERCHAHT,
40. GOVERNOR STREET., -.-.-r
RICHMOND, Va. PosT-OFT1Cs BOX IL.
FOB LIVERPOOL AsD EzSR
'~,'''"' :. 81 QUEENsTOWN.S sdssE
rNMAN LINE or MAIL STEAMERS, ShlLING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
-. , BATES OF PASSAGE. .'".
Paynbls IN Gold. Payable in Currency.
rirsf CABIN, SIS Storage $50
To london 80 To London -..-....-... IS
70 Paris. % 10 Paris is.d %
the Continent, at 10 odsrste rares-
nor further information spplv s. the Companys
onices. JOHN 6. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New York; or TO
JOHN W. WYATT, Agen:, Richmond, Va.
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A NEW BITTER, and one Of the BEST
"A DIR. rARk's AQUA VIE 4; =, LEE IL ,, BIT II
ali debility OF the stomach, and for general lassi-
tude of the SYSTEM, Sent anywhere On receipt OF
ono dollar. Address WOOD u SONS,
noas Druggists, 9th and Hain streets.
Use COMPOUND ACTEA LOZENGEs
" to relieve hoarseness, tickling in the throat,
COUGHS '"' "'' P. E. DUPUY, Apotheosry,
80 1s - i2T Broad street.
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INITIALS.
Officer In charge Of Sailors Home; Delegates
from Henry county; Senator from Norfolk l..
O.P. /
YEsEELS.
Capt. G.. h. Nelson, schooner z. Richardson !;
G.. T. Parker, schooner Hottie Combs NJ. Car
son, t9), schooner Annie Bergen Caot. B. Rus.
brig Village Beile;r Janice d. seplon, schooner
Virginia Dare. Package-Miss L. Cooper.
:,r,> e. II. VAN LEW. Postmaster. I
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r. TsTsgOF sXDVERTlSED = .LET1ERS5
lIprM.Iy1NG IN THE RICHMOND POST.
orFTCE NOVEMBER 90 1870. :, a.. ,,,,, .,,s...s
Persons calling for letters in this liss WIZ p'esss
L sar A I've rttsed.
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Observation-Disclosures,
y , , q ~ g FggT I,
mes on THE JAMES RIVER. The fasz and
elegant United Essses mai assazasr -
49, u OH cyl VEsTER,
leaves company's wharf ct Rockets for ths
aooye-nanEd p1aces on MONDAYy, WEpNES.
DAYS, and FRIDAYS. &c HALE-PAgT EfX
fOfCL1Ckf M d., and returns on 5TutsdSyS
T1arsdaya. ard setrlasys s.5s..,s 80
meet with STEAMERS for Baltimore ana rpoan.s
Train lsaVea CITY Point for Petersburg on ar.
rival Of steamer. -
Fare to Norfoik $3.50
Excursion tickets TO Norfolk and return -. Iee.
Freight received Tuesdays, ThuRsdays, and Ha.
turdays, for Norfolk. Portsmouth, Boston, Baitf.
more, aud principal landings on Chesapeake bay
and all regular landings on James river, sc EEA.
sOnABlE RATES. Freight received from 1 A.
ID. Till p. d.. $3.50; E,,,sss .ss.... l7 800
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
Il. b. ThTUM. General Al gent
= Sc ~ Il.,gse: Once. Conipany's wharf.
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VNR J.G.CABELL has removed bis resi-
u dspce and Office to No, ee1 Eranklja street.
the same hntIding.sTs W. a. lTsS7T S 90 26-1mA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

IARNETT'S COMPOUND
az 81 VEGETABLE BITTERS.
The cheapest on the market. Only 75c. per bottle.
Just the thing for weak, delicate persons Without
appetite, feeble digestion, &c: No mere baf,room
beverage Children are fond OF IT, Although In
the market only few weeks, the most fa,ttering
renorts have been received and many certificates
volunteered. To be found at the drug store or Or
j. r. GARHETT, No. 6l5 Broad street, and drug
.io l1v. stL..-f#t.. .'rE &c D
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-sxncrror axTrs-r1l',sss .pay.s.
= co-ner Of R.nk and nth streets.

3;ft.;;3 By;W ellington Goddfn, atat1ftfti
Real Estate Agent aud Anctfoueerssi ,i1a
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IMPORTANT TO WEsTERNs,sn
= sH1pPERs. ~

TILE POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
AID THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
49, 3 COMPANIES TROUGH LINE TO
,s.t..t .-.@. 9..F THE WEST 81 ag~.r-.
offer superior Inducements TO shippers OF TO
BACCO, WHISKEy, BACON, CANDLES &c.
to and from the West at low rates, quick time
and less handling than any other line.
10 and received from on board the cars Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company st Locust
Point saving transfer by drays and exposure 70
weather in Baltimore.
Through bills OF Iading given on all shipments
BY WILLIAM r. BEET,
&. my II . :. -.s2 - ARenI
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+: Having unsurpassed facilities In our business,
we flatter ourselves we can pleaee our customers.
To getters-up Of clubs special Inducements win
he offered. ELLYSON & TAYLOR,
81 Next to Dispatch building,
no I'D, swSw1m Richmond. Va.
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DUCKWHEAT AND. HONEY-DRlP
D SYRUP.-o5 sacks V IR G In IA BUCh-
WHEAT, 200 gallons PURE HQNtY-DEIp,
) = go. WIN. G. CAMBRIDGE q CO..
No "a 81 Broad street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-31


BREAD CAST UPON THE WATERS. =
If the Great Providence has not literally
cast bread upon the waters, He has
planted the elements of wholesome nour-
ishment on the rocks, in the shape of
Sea Moss from which the SEA Moss
FARINE is made This new article has
everywhere won golden opinions from
all sorts of people" and the housekeep-
ers of the land generally regard it in the
double light Of staple necessary and a
delicious luxury; for while its use lessons
the expense of living, the exquisite dishes
prepared from it cannot be obtained even
at an extrayagant cost, from any other
source. Scientific committees, hotel
keepers, professional cooks, ladies who
superintend their own kitchens, physi-
clans, nurses, dyspeptics and invalids Of
every class bear witness of these facts.
To this mass of Endorsements we I'M
hesitatingly add our own; and without
fear Of contradiction say that the blanc
mango, buildings, custards, etc., are the
most delicious we have ever tasted.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-31

JOSH BILLlYGs' ALTMAN. - This
unique periodical is out for 1871, and
consequently goes into effect on the Isl
day of next January. II is different
from the allminax Of 1870 in everything
except the spelling. The classical author
says allminaxes teaches us when tew
wean lambs, when tew pay our debts and
how to set hen with elegance and pre-
cision. For sale By Mansford, who has
Just received an instalment, not of Che
hens, but of the allminaxes, Mr.. Mans
ford also has full supply of daily and
weekly papers from all quarters, and
everything new and attractive in The
way of serials and new books, a ~ "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-31

THE name of Colonel NJ. D. L. Stewart
was dropped from the list of the Demo
cratic Committee signed to the address
issued to the people of Shelby county
last Saturday. 1t was purely a typo
graphical mistake. which was overlooked
by the member Of the committee who
read the proof. 1t is unnecessary in be-
half of Colonel Stewart to state that he
is one of the most influential Democrats
IN Shelby county or in the State, and
that he is an active member Of the Ex-
ecutive Committee, and gives freely OF
his time and money to the cause.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-31
Another vers,ca Or the nsarsa's'

Another Version Of the Be"rbak'
story.
Cor. Of New York Evening POST -,
III TouRs. 0etober1. 1879.
"A monster canard is fldtterihg about
the city to-day No one really believes
| II, although a. fewutra Reds pretend q
ely treason" and TO demand degrade.
tion and punishment for The alleged
defender. PGenerel Bourbah has len
Metz, passed through the Prussian lines,
and is now in England. II seems that
soon after the Empress arrived at Hast
ings a French gentleman managed to
get himself presented TO her Majesty,
| and by the profession of inordinate sym
patty with the Bonaparte dynasty TO win
her confidence. The name Of this person
lis not given, but report says that he en-
deavored 10 cpersuade eugenie to
draw up a manifesto against the exist
ling Government, and even to re-
turn TO France, where, he represented,
an enthusiastic reception awaited
the exiled lady. But Eugene persist
emily refused, on the ground that the as
sertion of dynastic claims, would only
rV'1f"s~N II lrl' - 4 ii II ~ -.
tlont when tne de,ense u, inv ,Loiy,
against the ,nVa Ts snoula pe sne omg
tnougnt OF AZ. ~. Sae'
enangeu M 'acs,ss, Sppeaa.,s ~ ~ III ~
v,nceu py me sou"u ,ku,ne "o. "a n
Empress anu n,'el iew ua! aS' L;s ~
N the heign9ornoou an no. Eun0 ms -,
tennoh ol g1,ns ~ re- 'ne -;
"iin !n1 ~ pl p';aoa
gra''a.eS himself W." I;m she !; nh,a;n
riai, ne lounu no ui.icul'y ~ Ip,.ans
rom sne pGy us Ino.laPI H. s a;rn3 :
nls ari. .L - so AZ ~ ~, -, nav
across ;no eaV M, a NJ 81 well % nr;so "
pLon's az ,; ~ Ell, n "ss;nrs
aOSus w Ns.s ON pai f ~ $500
NI.n,ng 'nJ ho was G .nrs I'I popr
geh.ienea Inen r ssuoy uenvl 49, l'V ~
pakl arri'eu !" a onlsu, TS., WIZ '"o
Empress s..a nJm 'e AZ Fmn. uapo", os
srea. esS" - Jas.h sn az ,i Pc
lrlgns1i os ~ " ~i@ sr n adp 20 he
au w. VI onI a.a. IIe oap npprh laoLod
IN D'e r. anu IA hars,d &c sor ,Vv now
Upon nun T 20 G" az .a. ~ so Sor ~,
u .n: 10 avne ea nr"a. go, n nf
sis pu,n' o y, % ha;nm thss 50, o ,naonod
-
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s.some People Will Give Up TO their
rYt- Chfldren."-

Henry Ward Beecher in N. Y. Ledger.l
William, stop that noise / say-won'
you stop2 Stop, | tell you, or I'll slal
your mouth.
William bawls little louder.
William, tell you'll amt you going
to stop2 Stop, sayl If you don
stop I'll whip you, sure. = At@- ~ 3
William goes up fifth, and beats
time with his heels.
al never saw such .child-he's got
temper enough for whole town; I'm
sure he didn't get it from me. Why
don't you be still2 Whist. Whist
Come, come, be still, won't your Stop
stop, sroP, sayi Don't you see this
don't you see this stick2 See here nowl
(Cuts the air with the stick
William, more furious, kicks very man
fully athis motherLgrows redder in the
face, lets out the last note, and begins to
reel, and shake, and twist in most spite
full manner.
Come, William come, dear-that's a
darling-naughty William come, that 1
a good boy; don't cry, p-d-o-r little fellow
SAINT ab-o-o-s-e you, tall ehl Mas little
man want a piece of sooger2 Mas little
boy got crampi poor little sick boy,
etc, etc. 2 y ~ - ~ - = :
William wipes up, and minds, and eats
his sugar, and stops .ra az
AFTER SEEM. minister is pres
ent, and very nice talk is going ON upon
the necessity of governing children
Too true, says mamma, some people
will give up to their children, and it ruins
them-every child should be governed
But then it won't do to carry il too far
if one whips all the time II will break q
child's spirit One ought to mix kind
ness and frmness together in managing
children" n $50 ~.
~ think so, said the preacher; "firm
ness first and then kindness. "
Yes, sir; that's my practice exactly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-31

81 900 REWARD is offered by the pro-
prietors of DR.. Pierce's Alt Ext. or
Golden Medical Discovery, for medi-
cine that will equal it in the cure Of all
severe lingering coughs, liver complaint
or biliousness, and all diseases arising
from impurity of the blood, as eruptions,
pimples, blotches and boils. Sold by
druggists. Pamphlet sent free. Address
DR.. r. V. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y. [57&w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-31
s.,o rne,,uoueut BaIIroads.

The following Tennessee railroads are
advertised for sale at Nashville on the
Sd day of November next:
Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap and
Charleston railroad
Southern, or Southwestern railroad.
Edgefeld and Kentucky railroad.
Knoxville and Kentucky railroad.
Memphis, GAINESVILLE and Louisville
railroad. itlt iV CASH. il W.
McMinnville and Manchester railroad.
Nashville and Northwestern railroad.
Rogersyille and Jacksonville railroad.
Winchester and Alabama railroad.
Knoxville and Charleston railroad.
Evansville, Henderson and Nashville
railroad.
East Tennessee and Western North
Carolina railroad.
Mineral Home railroad.
Memphis and Little Rock railroad.
This is to be done in pursuance Of an
act passed by the Legislature, which ap-
pointed Governor Senter, Secretary Bat
Ter, Comptroller Pennebaker, Robert j.
Mckinney, Francis P. Fogg and Archi-
bald Wright commissioners, with full
authority to sell the interest Of the State
in said roads. Any legally issued State
bonds will be received in payment. The
Edgefeld and Kentucky road, and the
Memphis, GAINESVILLE and Louisville
railroad, have fled applications for an
injunction to restrain the sale on their
respective roads, on the ground that
stockholders would suffer thereby. The
applications were taken under consider
alton by Chancellor Eastmen. The funds
realized from such sales are to go toward
paying off State Indebtedness.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-31

COI.n2ADO.
Miners I'm Trouble.

DENVER, October 3l-Rumors hav,
reached here from Elizabethtown, the
center Of the Cameron Mines, of serious
trouble between the miners and civil off
GERS. A justice of the peace was driven
from the town and his office destroyed
General Getty, commanding the depart
ment of New Mexico, has sent company
Of troops to aid the civil authorities in
enforcing orders 81
Some gold mines, said to be very rich,
have been discovered near Fort Garland,
Colorado.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-31
;o,rnancination N the neeroes, and the

emancipation OF the negroes, ana the
planters and farmers Of the present day.
l'he working blacks of the South seem to
be the first to realize the importance of
farming instead of planting. They are
thoroughly disguised at the prices OF
cotton, as they are too hard pressed to
hold what they have raised, and they
announce their determination to raise
more hog and hominy next year than
ever The most Of the people have
paid all their old debts. or taken
the bankrupt law, and could easily
afford to pass over one year without
raising rowlof cotton, and, in place
thereof, cultivate crop Of corn and
oats and broom corn, raise their own
hogs and have enough to do them a year
ahead and have a surplus to sell. What
would be the result IL everybody would
try this one year? The price of cotton
would go up to twenty-five or thirty
cents, as il was in 1865. We do not ex-
pect TO see any such experiment, for the
people still think cotton is King, But
we do hope to see change Of policy to
some extent, to see at least half the cul-
tivated lands worked in something be-
sides cotton. We will never be a strong,
independent people until we raise the
necessities of life from the soil, and
manufacture such raw material as the
country produces into the articles of
convenience in daily use. Then, the
the cotton raised, will be in greater de-
maud; will not be forced in our market
for money to buy bread, and will bring as
much money as the whole crop now
raised. II we expect to be per-
manently prosperous we must gam
BILE less in cotton, plough deeper, rotate
all our crops, raise our own bread and
meat, grow all the cereals and buy
none, plant orchards and vineyards, cul-
tivate large vegetable gardens nave me
fat cows; yellow milk and butter In
the dairy; lard, bacon and soap grease
in the smoke house; corn in our cribs;
fodder. oats, wheat rye and roughness
in our barns; fields of clover and well
fenced pasture lands, and all the means
that can be employed by an energetic
,selfsustaining people who possess fertile
lands, delightful climate and abundant
natural resources. The sooner our peo-
pie become scientific farmers and aban-
don the ambition Of cotton planters, the
sooner they wiz grow rich aud indie
pendent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-31

The experiment Of the British Govern
ment in going into the business Of teie-
graphy has not proved financial sue
cess. The Pail Mall Gazette shows, IN
recent article on the subject, that the
business Of telegraphing has declined
since the Postal Department has as
sumed its management, and, 50 far from
realizing the profit Of $1,000 from the
service, predicted by Mr.. Lowe, the Gov
eminent will be fortunate if the receipts
pay the expenses. This expose viii be Of
value here, as tending to strengthen the
opposition IN Congress 70 the movement
which has been for yoar or two some
what vigorously pressed, for the ad9p-
ton Of similar system Of postal teie-
graphy by our Government.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

To the Martyrs Of Liver Complaint,
Among the wonderful medical properties
which have rendered Hostetter Stomach Bit
ters pre-eminent among the health-restoring
preparations of the age. its anti-bilious virtues
are not the least remarkable. No words can
dojustice to its marvellous effect upon the dis
eased liver. Perhaps the simple words of a
eonvalescent sufferer, who describes it as
" going right to the spot" tell the story as
clearly as may be. 1t does go right to the spot.
It operates directly upon the disordered organ,
and whether unduly active or In state Of
paralysis. restores It to condition Of health.
The sickness at the stomach. pain between the
shoulders and in the right side, yellow suffu-
sion Of the skin. cOstiveness. drowsiness and
languor, dimness Of sight. collie. palpitation Of
the heart, dry cough, low fever. and other
symptoms which indicate the various phases
Of Acute and Chronic Liver Complaint. are
one and all promptly relieved, and finally re-
moved, by the action Of this famous prepare
ton. which Is Is at once the best Of correctiVcs.
the gentlest and most genial Of aperients. an
infallihle regulator, and . powerful restora-
tive. Persons Of bilious habit, who use the
Bitters as a protective medicine, win never
suffer the pains and penalties Of Liver disease
or Bilious Remittent Fever. cod
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-31

The Democratic cause will be materi-
ally strengthened by a rally to be made
at Ferguson's Hall tomorrow Tuesday
night. Messrs. Hanson, Kerr and other
able speakers are expected to address the
meeting. Let there be full turn out Of
the unAinching Democrats of the relia-
ble Seventh Ward.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-31

NORFOLK OYsrERsl EPIoUREs, AT
rESTIoNi--Victor d. Fuchs, the prince
of oysters, fish and game dealers, will,
from this date, be in daily receipt of
fresh Norfolk oysters from the best
brands. f f9 a-G si l49T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-31
Gen. Lee. Funeral at ruseumbia

Yen. Lees fuuernl AT IuBeum Ola.
We learn that the funeral obsequies
of General R. E. Lee we're celebrated at
Tuscumbia, Alabama, yesterday, with
impressive ceremonies. A long process
sion, including the Masons and other
bodies, passed through the streets. The
hearse was accompanied by six young
ladies 10 q wagon. They were dressed
in white and wore black wells. Services
were performed by Rev. Mr.. Graves at
the church. A gentleman who witnessed
the display was much impressed, and
describes it as large, solemn and impos.
ing A band Of music marched in front.
The houses were draped in black, and
everybody wore the symbols of mourn.
ing. IL was respectful and beautiful
tribute, ereditable alike to tbs hearts and
tastes Of refined people,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-31
ILLINOIS.
Hotel burned.

CHICAGO, October 3l.-The Jarvis
House and adjoining property was de-
stroyed by fire this am. Loss $4,000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-31
Vacant City Lots

On Shelby street, Alabama street, Second
street, Beal street. Wellington street, Talbot
street, Jones avenue. Rose avenue, Exchange
street, Trezeyant street. Walnut street, Mar
ket street, Tennessee street, Linden street,
fernando road, State Line road.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-31

One Of the French prisoners in Der
lin, who is now earning some money BY
making shoes, is a very g0od-natured
fellow, who, Ike Mark Tapley, seems de
termined to make the most Of the situa'
ton. When tainted by a Prussian as
being captive, and asked what had be
come Of French Boosting nov, he IN
dsuntsdly replied; French Boosting
indeed We said We should be In. Der
lin in three weeks. and here We arel