davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-08-22

BEEF FCAT1IE-There was lager atttu,tanc.
OF tuy:re q: 1le !aE tG-ly tnan Is usual On sat-
n:r!a1s, there hcinC !i!,eral lurn-on II Shippers,
t.tecEs, aEi cttF hntcaeFs, amt, y!..a fair de
u.eca ireM a! scure~. The supply, tap1.h large.
';si ts's ErDr. oppressive, A!l pEr4l1u5 ra.- WIRE
Nc xc'i snsfa!ne' =. ail aIouE As co:np4s.L WITH
ta2 change IN tar ti:llit5 1T tas -ce fai.xrte-t,
lt1l!.1n- COT men, and inferior Erats as hereto
tori. constituting The great nulk- Fat s1nvoit,
:A'pplE2 ssst r were waited. ami I few hundred
hraH would have found eager purchasers at full
tr7ecs, htS none Of this sor offered.
ard fs+se were taken at sa77aa6.3, chiefly on
I1tths urVh and Clestlnah account The major
lH!ilon q The Transactions. however. were at
lT!ces ranging .luwuwan! sr,n 4s5l More than
tnr.nalf The offerings were TeN2s, but there was
Eucsf demand for this class Ut stock md holders
ssnciiensea 20 dtIaeulty IL k:sp!ag prices ~,
10 cllnice, ftafat.e1. 4 few extra fund buyers
ut sst5G9asiH. Grcg0iy. sttasief L Co. realized
thc o!ite1tc quotation tor acsr l0a.t averaging
l.ef1 rs Stock cattle were also quite nrtre, anu
Prices were urm at fL0A4a.e5 for averages or from
20 TO 1.0s0 ne Some light, th!n lots werc clnseLl
out Ut :s,snaa'5, While few sEoorn. thrifty
themselves Al $40 fOr thia Texas, 10 Ss-D for
cEG!ce Int COWS and neShy STEERS aMi oxen, chief
y at range Of $LcoaLIa Several dravss were
market closed etcaty ut thc ancxe.1 quotations:
Clos.SG FK1cES
Choice Bceyes-tlnc lat, Mcn.fornetf
; to 3-Jear Old steers and averaging.
rrttnr Deevrz-Goo,, wel-fltted. unels-
formed steers, averaging 1,13ot 1,a9
Fair Grattss-Falr steers, IL iii nssh,
,ave.agt,s 1,loo to l.sod roun'is ....' essaa. IS
Medium Class-Medtun steers, ,an,l go-d
cnss: foT city slaughter, averaging sO
s.:cl cattle~comnon. cattle, :ia IN '.is decent
Eush, Averaging scUtc ,u:l pounds. 1rAla22a
IEie:!OE-f!Sht anil tl,ln cnws AMI steeta 30e4l30
, 1870-08-22

EE1EEF-lNt SUPPLY Tas slE1l-{f1t1}s ~
c.lrts ht1Eg ntlEetl 10 512 heat-ttut the wants
tt sn., n were iS"; anu the oiissiaSs proved su.
ru material ehalge, though fnr thin lots suuc con-
ssttus WIFE male. Fat mutton sheep so.,t welt,
It'd sBuse wou!tl lave foUna purchasers lu,l they
r., Tt4l. We uupie at k&.0ttA:.M Iur SnuI to
enc c., s. Aela:. - for common II tn4suEi au al
II frtC1 - sm,f heal ffr Sfnfk Eht.+.n
, 1870-08-22

Lar 1fon.. ...-..---.-- -.....-.-.- --.. SO. 1aC
!i''rsthne INN .'-.-.-....'.'...'-...a = s
li:p an.l Hight ':a,:d.-.... .......-.-.., q
= = t!ha 'rA sq11r'.. ....--.. -.---.s.- {
UtAl..... .......-.-....----... We ,
i.aif fvn' and na4t tuul! l!,............ lH7 stc
:.Etet lr.'n csit1tts:ua.. e SKI
$seri lrs'lf, calv1:zrs!-.--... ..,......9l af9E.
Sheet iron, .fHn:aI, ifig's19He
Norway t:aN rods ds-..--.............-..s 49,
TOW s''el, t'es;,'aii- ..-...'..'e..-.''n o.
b: esetles "s'sW sterl,.. -..t: "t3
Spring ant1 t7ra s'aet... ..... I'D "tis
LEATHER-Thesr MS II g,otl demand, anl tue
nlsrket Was rrt. al the annexed quotations.:
AEAtacK-y:'y Il hatt,ss', antsn. so.ssc: @ Sly
sHy H. .s4; Mr. T. s"'zti; 70; O. Np; .sal,: al:
upper. No. :. II, 21tss>c: Country upseE. 20. !.
ii; f,s5 ahns, siss ,oan s ey n2,er s!f
Il lbs, s:ta3sc: rough ur"sr, 1asa1s lts ~ .43ac:
rough upper, iHMsG"sl. .-e 3i'c: t'htcak1 soie. .
OAk-siaus htsr Ole. "a a:s; Philale,pnla s,lc.
i.,s; ktr, No. !. medium. sses 100; sp, htasy.
cad, & It's, ii E4Sai3 F5ench cali, Il hs. 7i.;:s
to: French cali. 20 lbs. S.. .+as ~: FRENCH ett,,
t. 1 r.; eas fnsn Tfssh ss e7! ai5 Es!sons: It,
n *Io.st,' 500; ruseet Innings. = THozcn. = s'&
METALS ASn TIMERS sToSK-rne ,ca.l:
inE crraccs u+.'st werr in NIotlcraf' aaI'i. s'ni
IIN-M In ,.i1.t, IL, 1rXlt, S!1.5': rca1!nc
In, L, s'!.:i; large pigs, +,c: small ris, s3c:
s,.s .i,,. .4e-
.t,rEk-coprrs is':ton.s, SIC: hrazr.E. eve. Il
| =, NC: iin t''iirr 2sc-
snnsI a.., SSrf ss,,.1 a; cask' ''e a'S' 4''-
WiHx-4 tos V: -, aaa .. lt.: 10 aa' Il. 1:c;
~ ~ IaL Aui ~ =. - A14'' 49, ''s Nv -c'
~. sa,.: -: ~ ,r,-, ..
;o-:n, :. - "stt :, ~ us& ~ r!'s @ -.
IT. kes' A.a: g" Z E"s; :sA.s: -. :, -. ~
T.. asE' a';p: uMe Hsns',S S'' 2 AeS' s'."'' uae
| f'IxH: ~ ~. - .,,
otLs--t th,se Iasu .asnrr qhts. .o-las, ALL sse
~ n "tse Minoa' oea MA1el1ar Gaav; N Ms 81 @ y
n ~ 81 i,,:na.s .asi o!'' ~ ,at}.t &
N1o: aas on, NT -; !anS Y Ms ~. 1890 ~
~; * e.. I,ssn, c,' =, ~. n..,.
nFe!A w - s.ans .e,.., ~ ~. :, -
1oS II IN =, SG cs.fs. "a fhts ~ a. IL m
| Eli 1~o+-s0te0 ~ '''7 ~" o. |''"'
M M,7ors-s,,es ah,,s =, = m. IN hr1s a,
hu Nj i. 1.ms5ils .u.
! 'EsME 80. ~ .1,- n.asrs c,,-lc,s a,
ia ~: - .,oz IN nj ~ I, -. i. = IN a, q n,
ipt!IrRY~saies 10 ctx,ps ehi:xcas 1t Aso;1
Ge"r 1 a. .. arcnn. ~ - M r,soo rnrSeTs n
e'oi's secse A. s7"'e'4 wy 4ae"' 81
'@pIcr n, r,e,t., ,rvs ,n,t t,c, nr,r at for,n.r
,,rte". Inr,,tna I ~ tnnc. nntst,n, s.sae.
hanscon. % s. aGsSe: PatSs, sxtssxc s''
oAE1Ine j.: ,,,'; 1u,s- eo1 pslsss Iere
1t.::.,s Fnnch mo,iic', azSLr. pys.t.,r i
T:smtse.s .IEs.: Ei,tx Gsr;ns,,, rnt,sed -:
- srr.a i,r1ar7s, Snsa Isan Essj.e ,eIs
n,or iss1;c. c.s,i!, mn;,ssS fiis1sc. ijass.
W. y sor.a t1aIas alas'haa' ~ = na:ss ~,
g., ear uases tua GesGan r,t ;nst-
s""; - shc' Hayes Primrose, sE3s.; VIE
| :es's sta! isatr1. 7HGSic: Nrss!ey's star. &c
, 1870-08-22

ARRIVED FROM Ci1ICA:;o, Aug. i9--Rasks One
nufa, Sweetheart: >rhr Columbian. ,....
CLYAEin fuK G:,ltAfstt, Any. ls--PsnpS Chtca-
go, 1t. Lonis: barks ucs.ntI, Sweetheart: stEr
Dut1,lH,
, 1870-08-22

PITTSBURGH, Aug. aa.-Crutlc Petroleum active
AMI higher: spot, a4c: August, SIC; Win sales.
year, l1r Rtine:i d m; s1:es-1,0d0 bsls August
1t .ihc; i,HG do nj SIC
, 1870-08-22

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, ca th- passian.I's.
t.actf,u nf the I'D tr he;'rE--- " TRtE MAE.
.n':r IL cpn-s1tc tsr .,a StEt t:..' f. sSs;. eE.
vci,,-~ AAt:.s4 HOWARD A>S'tEfA11oS, r. -,
p,
, 1870-08-22

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES

Et.nits tie n'S1lHrn Of cf.iv:-ney. uzai.itts ard
't'tIIz Will tr tEiInI:i.I ri 1.t xc.4 prfr
are wrt-ly nE't fa"rztit EneEn. :'s:r thnl E1t
In u-'. All HwaTahn.s sstst4ftA> OF y" rAse- Dt4:
t:s+ circulate ra st"u sss5 ttrhtfor- !sdss-se
a. L. Etb4ELAt 4 Id, fAMrrrce. M4.4
, 1870-08-22

SaTrnDAr EvES1SG. aug. 20.
The following table chow. the receipts and
shipments ct produce at this point during the
past twenty -four 1,ours:
, 1870-08-22
DIR. Townsend

1s5 Seua flsEf st. treat. an Pirate anf Sexrat Dis.
ea.&, and rtfrrt4 in sht DIxt xEuxnt
nd nl-st.,.:t rA.t- s~n:asl Wt.I1,.. St"s.. r.
ttv er ~ rhitir Af+rsirrs nf kcf. W1ahnttt thd
1s It mercury sr~eial attention. si*sn to Ftm.lt Diff
fen!ti-s Famrstet 4 Adzirc rtut fte4 E-a.l1:atn2
ferr Ind confidential.
, 1870-08-22

7an4a 1. Is; rlasiet,. y eri. ssooss..a;
bKogA cGRS1Ssles " \. IN tons prime ne" II
{ ihEEsEEis I'LL e 1t won, 81 be quite die,cnlt to give
CORRECT idea Of The present condition OF '''r
taken as basis hut IN exau:!nasinn os the stoc1s
IN store, and q glance At the record VI r:ausic-
1itns. establishes the fact that Of rally p:1'1r
EOts the supply Il Light, and thsf fnf such tneft-
are sellers 1t any considerable conc esslon ffom
the quoted prices There Is goul .!e1l pf chccS..
at present on hand that L. "ous Of condition"
aud At such prices as buyers are willing to ply.
often at 19se conccs.ton-but our quotations ar.
for prime Ges!s. and lep.esent the pr.ces ra4zss
l.Xc; Westesn Reserve: iia1sEr. 1
CoAL-The arrivals Of anthracite coal continue
Liberal, and inc stocks ut pee.eur on hand uu-
usually lc,c" for The season OF the year, hat deal
err seem Il. have no f-srs OF there heinv an.
sTi sssss ,e sn Ssosa cv s ~ Ia n s
yaaet. The lo'loE!og. are The ruling prizes:
Hss5s ''f s' hs!xs Jsssss. JRssssssss
sGMtzs:o: Erie and Rr.as I'M. $500: Wai.
nut Hill, $500: HtcS!ng Valley. 500; Yougns-
COF:t EE-So Lew feasurs, were .!esslopea
ia TITS m3fe to-day T1x I'm, ds2'n r 1ioEa was
=: soc: 1Ssss4us ita. tasiSh.: cs,umcu Rio.
eh5 A9astC: Euttl ~ fsllfit4 fi5s'H.scs pIItue "
chojcr. :la.ta=eKc: Laruas:a- :aA!as3t:-
tOOt F.Ii.AGE-T.e following are tie no.nlnal
guotattrEs:
Nhiskey haT!els, 1rTn-hou.d.. ...-....-.s ..-a2e:i
Vhtskey barrels wcrd.bouau....- :. 1.s0 i..1s
Pork barrels ............ 1.:ft ~ 81
I,ani sipfcee. .......... ..-........-. l.saIl s.
Fl, ,ur I,ls1,ls, tlat Eu4.;.s, s1-I 81
f1,.i1- ha.ttAs ru,;l,l tfft r~,,..,.... Aid q
CASELEs-Trs:r vas qater- ara IN ,sa's'As
were Et,le latter ttan nnEr!na9: faxt'ur. 12=r:
taliuw (-tcAftEtt- is:4r: schnealers star, 1A3is"
ka rt:f's sftarr. lS'tr: asrhE. l~3le3ic.
DETGS AND tuEMIcALS-Nvc change wa
fa.r in ,.fces to-Aa:. The tIesua12 tl Eno,leEate
, 1870-08-22
CALIFORNIA FRC1Ts-salcs :, boxes 4 la


7sr.
uAY-Ttar does not improve rercepahsy, and
tie general market reuainS weak and unsettled.
We NIKE 10 change IN our qus a.lo s.
S. follows: fin..'thy. pressed. siaESa l6~n; ;
,-acrn. *ic,~ya l:.ss,; prairie, loose. on wagna,
slhOxel3t Tor delivery .i pressed 'lsE. slHft
1.N
u1DEs-Dn.css u,r moving cautiously, laying.
at pr. scnt jst q cucL to sur rly 1'tal aus. IN
att,cra1on ri 10 ser prices by and ~. Holders,
arxast r. in View nf t!s continued light 1ccslts
rcUan urn, AMI generally refuse u
ctncrte ls.i, the quo,e.l ptices We
quote t,.r trl'krr Q'itct. as follows:
tiis erten butchers, 7Ha sc: HErcn aattes, curet
lt.Lr, I1a.; tn tAsF. l0kc: grern 4s,if laa ID =;
.ly niHt, 1s4se> '1y s1lte.1. la.2:G:, srn',:'y,
htrte4l. su' otherwise damaged, tWo-SiitFds
I'Irc: branded. IA = rs,'.: MI.
IRON AND STEE!-We give Tho following us
, 1870-08-22
R RAtfH1ADS
trivial and Departure Of Traits
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
LAKE SHORE & MIcA BID; Az soEr,iEEs Ratt.

'-''>t' +A WIZ '"I '''Ais' HAIL
Dt''as5a* fs1:: s. 5. &. sss sss:s 5s: oss
xa:.: ss..;;i Ss= 9s;f R7sis:;. :;1ttaa
f!lit1r: Acr't. 3,1'< 'fc:E . =,
M att,.r,; t1psts. t'iai',,--- sasE.H .,;m-E
S'3@' ''-;i 49,; .-;;'izs TsiI:. 81. ';""-
e:ia: ~ K9rEs:;:::::-::..-.:: :::;SSsss
tHlc.Gy. BUk..ass:7..% ul7S.t X RAILROAD.
III; a.,; ss a.; e 5:a:z,. ;.s&': saat~1 da. .e'
-. y r. A.! i-.:- .,;:ts .;E;.5
s:s15:it @ M ,s:s::. - sA:1..:5
1s:d:;a sx::;s. a.:::S ::'.s:s :.S :y5.ss
,;s!; i @ -. {:vS5 :si:s
III szss :ss s.ai:5 :r1s Ss!,:. /; ,v<.z: Saa:
da7.
;>r,, !s'e 5!;sI l.; J; i;5!s:i;: :.. .1,.
k..nt; fs;,sa. - sssa7 iss'= 'o5 sr'
~. ::S s::s f.;s.... .ii ia .;sey-
:.,.a.!s E15:ess itAit5...- SIS I'm ::Es-E
x.:.s..3Es g; .zs:s;:: ss iiS2
c-ssES>1. .+@ ts1c>yLs
II :iI5:; 8 ~: g: s: :E
Il Z 81. t
.:sss 60 a;3ss ssi:y = s; :i:;;!:s Sa
si77sHrE1H' tcRr VI: tS4fsE CHICAGO RAIL
A1s- 5SiA + IT, s:tjs.
DJ E1ata..-4..-. -.-.-- HtE AE 3=GA
sss.tS - EiiFfFCz:,.~. FF7.- s:,;s.E ;Mr.S
3sis.ss.o Vi asit kssf;a: s9s5:: s@ t&s.@ ZEE
CHICAGO. ALTON st: rnE1s RAILROAD.
3s5ss.! :!s!f ill., :s;.s
*t:ss E;sa ssSas;. 7ss1 ;;;s:s : s .: s,1
I:sa,,: ii:si :s'sas'' "a sa7e''' sz1s''<' k1*'s
&Iu.grSE Tasst, ;,a: ssaai ~ kiai!
Nal T:sir- Chicago 1!Es-.-- s:n p e sAAH
| CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND + PACIFIC t!LEnAp
n1 n essa t1s a t;,f iaisr1 &C. :.'eE
?=t4 4Ssz9ss:aSa..-..--- .;sss s:1s z ;s:SS11EE
.s Sssa :!;dssl slas' L = e
oEshs. e
rsEsaEssaab saEssabaisais4 sEs!iESsA45!! +: tss!s s.l..
Ill. IT, 5sss
.,:Sss:: .;.ss:' =17e' ''1.D A'''''.
! ,.,r,,.;c / ys:ET1lY'f.s1TEv EaUEnAn.
6 ipsss:t corner s Ss1a 'aa t.scs
81: ;is bSs:s iii; 81 = = i;sS:SS
t:,r,o't ,rd ncrleth F..+..s - p NJ .a:Npn
siissstt S1sssst ks5av..: s:s: ss.s :?:1sas ssss
M;}wankec PasstnFeI 5N7.E- ssnEn
Se. rs.l : GrcSn B.y Ex......:.1, an- .::3F. n
Green Eay Ex@srs.-.---.------' 81" + T. a
soopn1oH,s rAss1seEKs ss :s.:3 S7EANkRs. :. ME-. !. r.
s. EsIs;as1 nsx:a S :I;SI
s65ndsIs ezr4pssA
, 1870-08-22

OCEAN STEAMERS.
PlIlFlC 4As.. 5fEaASHlF luEfAaAe
Thruash L{r= :. Is!itn.7l1 sac Eatcs-
FdRE3 Gi1crLr REDUCED.
se<raera t-are fi- nc u 2..t R.~r: .7,t u r.-.4
a., Al L. oetAS - ~ at.: 1ss. s,+. -T,-,
:asse Gays f.i: 81 -c-..F - ..a LIZ - r.- lYt
AnEust a.-kEtZtlSt. E,rt. Gray. ,z..e.inr wi.a
NuSTAS+. TART pAskt..
uut seaua.rd r.ltds .s.ss ai1a-< ..-A :, 49,,
adElt rR %e.lk@e. A.e.c::.: a. aH- .jAlCr t.s.e
4ucesa1t1tf4 .7r"@, u :l:-.-Rc1i; -. 81.
cpu3.-s >. fa..s7- III. st'- :. IL. v:ss P.-sss
s.trs.: hth a61 -. s.1 Iu.a :a.-y
II 1T torch +. HaE. .;,t-.
FOL. +&Y4@ >x7 s:Et1E
Htfansr: IA PAN aav+rf St1tr,Ihsri :. !e'1.
EsF fEttSat and p4ssaEe ttekes+. nj tuft 1lsr
Ga:!ca, affY n: T.. stIr o1 s7e tTa1. IA. Ee-.~
IT.. View TcEk II. K BfIF Aksr'l 1:t1~s-I u Nrst.
era Akrn:y. eas.- l>-=.s aea MA:.t--e:s, G-!caa-.
t,EA -EsiiE., A<.1..
, 1870-08-22

sr1CES-We quote the market fairly Acuve 1t
10 ner rrtees: AlsPice, so4sSc; CLOVES, 4ss45c
, 1870-08-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARIE

SATCKDAy EvkS1S0, Aug. g.,
The following table shows the daI'y reccpts ap4
shipments Of live stock during the week, up 70
f1I{ inns
, 1870-08-22

DKfn1-Eotre:c Ct Va. basrE ENC SscruAa it,
1ick=: ue T. - bocth ts1H...
Hasi--:-.. --.-:-.r-:: 1:AAL s.JI. "a
-H::aM NcF Yoz1 H1Eft.s.. II ~ L e. t1.Nr. =
t!tiff. Aecats ua-1xt tor-..- H. u. 'fE:l3 L
ttttLI!. t1pEt1s t.iali}f-- a:t3 ?. =. {
EaxS: EIT:c-s.~.-. - p 's7:A r. =.
GhA@J hAIs.,A E-SE-
1st ey2::.t.-.-.--~-..- .--.. AZ "a .sAa. z
, 1870-08-22
LONDON AND NEW iNkK STEsu>l4tr tl1e,
Hates az FaAaaaa Reduood.

I sTAAalEHA @4it. AEKEt.T To t,{3Ni.I.l
| FEussl Prr Nc: Worth River.
| PARAGUAY. "ilLatnt...- .A;sIA;s:
AAte* Of ps-sxsr eaJabta C..:rxEe5. tEst eAlla
80: tterfa<r, .s3 frrnud cabin. S.s}.
Flf~tE Er:T booked &c itkE1c. fu.s Antwerp RIA r..
t:tasn II sstnx ed currency 1ster- -
t"r t1.ts:t and re.s.ku ~ Fly to tlONLASu q
a~viNWAI4- Afrsl.a. 81 soc:3-t, New { ,fk. t
| IaH- WAha4Gf. c1-SCc LASAl- and Ea,.s N -
, 1870-08-22

OH y. Ca1nltnaS.. So
New y. S.t.'aro!lu:la. II

SlNCks NIt1eH ut1!. 1'ut N1H ruIG1l ttfIIIs anH
lcCllne u At&l ptf cent followed "a New fnFk
It. l'Gul Afterwards there was a reaction, aud
;he tuusk.t closed htin. Express stocks .iull.
l'actfr~ steady rnsou stock. 4si: land grants,
II; DIST mortgage. ~. Ctniras, 37t.
, 1870-08-22
SCALES.
FAIRBANKS
STANDARD
$oAd dLEL&


or ALL stcx-
FkHNAIKA,0RF.H! sNr
- 4,d ~ S{4f4A. la, ~
, 1870-08-22

1ne following were tile receipts and shis'
n.cuts CT treadstuirs ard etock during tbs
past week, and for the corresponding weeks
euS;ii.s AZ dated
, 1870-08-22
TCtal. ,sei s:.a -

NEW YoEk. Aug. aa.-N a.t street was feyerssh
at tht: tIellas. tlis tLoruiu1, utiiler the war -
vices. bur a1terwa.ds became dull, until late III
'he afterhiH,u. when cx1;ayaSatIt frp1rtH were
rirru,at.n CT the lru:.taa H.!vaue I. the walls OF
P:.r., anil gr.at tllsa.trrs II the French Amy.
Gut.f c,,-tr1l 4. 116s.., hut fel! to l1s1; the
At lia'.. ,l"clii.1! msa:n ~ ll4.4. recovered 70
1l5 a..u Clcsl.! Z: llss11!5. Carrying :Ites were
u. l,+r ctnt, a. i for borrowers 1-6s pcr cent
at Ia t'tr stEt or call.
The hank statement ii unfavura9le, showing
hravy less lu t!cteslts, Rud the RESERVE lessenetl
.ee2s.
Loans, .ss.A7'2,93e Decrease . .fs.s74,ss7
Specie .....-. e1,s3s, $40 D,crcasa.... 2,s;o,a:6
Circulation. =, SO ,sGs Dectrase..... %, 80
D,'iNeits $50. Aa,S31 AIS nccEtASe..... 9s.3,tsS
Legal tcnhTs. sn.a.3,as6 nec!casc.... lGsa,976
$terllaI exchange dull at 1G91t
l;Atd .lraraueea, fs:a G6'.. .01U.
Governments Hull and lower, the alrlncc III
the foreign rarket being Affected by the decline
III
, 1870-08-22

Eur AiiwaHtr.. Sh-assxAa, e. LILY. sf-.--~-
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, 1870-08-22

There j. time, too, for those morning cha!s
that tsd.e- delight in :: and to. the enate.,
cmbIoidesie- IN wcretcl, aud bead and silk;
aud for Fes.:r;; Of the summer novels and.
o. late; IN the excitement OF the war news.
11lsic liar e.cn the esu.'ious rernral OF Miss
,!ni's.ach.s T. HeEtcnse." and tbelmore strictly
!i-sorae. and " no less fon,aa'ic. history OF tho
With all his Ssre!sonis fersor and above ii.
the reading OF The ltc Of bisma l." private
ard 1,oii,lcal. by ]. G. L. Hcsekial, trsnslsted
II Esckeueic. and recently rullt~i,cd ly The
lia1pe1s. shh over q hundred i,lu=Eas.ons of
il, The work. This interesting volume Is d.
yi,c.l iu.o four books: sEst. - The Disaa.k
81 Olden Time = second. - Youth, inclclins
tho rs1ratiye nf Bsmark'+ school and college
.ys, university aaa - ll;ts,z tn;Ex te aud hs
ia Hneiness." ut sciat regndrf :" fourth.
the ot LIE : ths Y, e,;se, nee. "a, .s Am m
snd Count" The worth Of the book, IS key
to the remarkable character It pozt!aSs' a.
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, 1870-08-22

'He nullult nhA a1oaou!tsuA VI 1ne 1o1u
whrn the husband provides for lis family
and it IL saia that tao rnau who docs not il
wosse than an cl.-fhcu, indeed, m01o-
sarnv stands fer.h IL j grand Billie doctrine" :"
The last was the mnst unkindest cut OF all.
,.rar Newman. He th4s does not provide for
lis family j. worse than AZ 'ndde!- The be"
slor1noEs do not A. rule Especially IL this tsuo
of tie learned I{cbraist aud controvelsixttst,
F1ofessor l'ratt-
BROTHER cASSoSs PRAYER.
lint The sliscnssioa was not get over. Brother
rarnon had the closing argument for The
affirmative. in prayer whi.h he delivered TO
the an1iencr. in which lie thanked God that
tie Mormnne we1c enAbled to extend the lib
tty to otLtrs that was denied ti,cu-tha. Of
opposing, III their pla:cs Of worship. the holy
ar7l jusi principles revealed from Heaven,
Ac. &c. 1t VA. Thoroughly MORMON tr7cx.
SETTING the r1., 1rsc Of tho closing prayer in
'Elch to den"uuce thc opposition to rolyg'
amy. However. they had been pretty patient
under the most terrible castiSation. aad per:
wenan exclaimed. ''Poor dcvil." as Dr. New.
nnsn left the }1ouse. Int at least cnc- shirl ut
:Le women thowc1, n spite Of themselves
that they were Pleased With his discourse.
NHAT rrA-7 TRIED AND rArIrp TO PROVE.
Mr.. rratt'r Asg,lntn. il tEi-: lie assume.
that the Hebrews we've poIye1mons and mono,
gh1nors. both, when the LAW OF Moses WAS
civen. He then b,.ngs forwrrl ceyta.;, fr4s.
| merits pf this Law. Fune OF which required
marriage In given contingencies, and arc1,ei
| that, ~ these laws arpiied to polySamiets as
| VI Il ~ uienogamists. and that a: these ron,
t1rscncies might eccar 10 well to polyesn;st<
NJ monoganists. therefore rolySsmY was poe.
| itiyeIy commanded by tLa law e.ver Of IAiaet
through whom Goa spoke. Sunpesins hi
| had proved the a sumption on which the argr
! mcnf il bseed-whicf, lle dill not, 1ud coull
| mn n Uoul,I remain to be shown that Their
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-08

A MORNING VIsIT.--Mrs, Graham
Kate, where isyour mother this morning.
Kate-She is in the kitchen making
mince pies. Mrs Graham- Why, Kate,
you surprise mel Mrs. Croker told me
only few days ago that she was quite
sick, and not able to be about. Kate
Oh, yes, she has been quite sick; but the
day after Mrs. c. was here ma sent for a
bottle of PLANTATION Buffers, and has
taken it three times day since. 1t
worked like a charm, and ma says she is
better and stronger than she has been for
years. She thinks II the best medicine
in the world, and wants me to take some;
but tit so awful bitter ! do not like il.
Ihave taken itseveral times, but 1t gives
me such an appetite that | tell ma her
mince pies will not last long. Mrs c.
Good morning. Kate. Give my love to
your mother and tell her she is safe so
long as she has PLANTATION BITTERs in
the house. cod
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-08

JUDICIAL CONVENTION. Arrangements
have been made by the Transportation
Committee, appointed at a meeting of
the delegates few days since, for the
delegates to go to Nashville by the Mem
phis and Louisville and Nashville and
Northwestern roads, and ample accom-
modations have been provided. Two of
Pullman's elegant sleeping cars will be
attached to the train leaving Memphis
at l 80 pm. Saturday, running through
to Nashville, arriving at 1870 am. Sun
day. The delegation from Memphis will
be Joined on the line by the delegations
from Upton, Haywood, Gibson, Madi-
son and Carroll counties, for which ac-
commodations have also been provided.
Delegates can secufe their sleeping car
accommodation at 2374 Main street this
o. m. or tomorrow morning. There will
be no extra charge for berths or state
room for delegates from Memphis going
or returning. Returning from Nashville
delegates will arrive at Memphis at 4;3O
am, giving all day for business The
time by this route between Memphis and
Nashville is several hours quicker both
ways than by any other route.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-08

The CONCERT ATTRAcTIoY.-In order
to furnish brilliant entertainment, the
Orphans will be assisted tonight by a
number of distinguished amateurs, per-
formers and professors. Not the least
attractive will be the wonderful tricks of
legerdermain by Prof. Owen, and his un-
tying the Gordian knot, which created
such a furore when accomplished by the
Davenport Brothers. How he accom-
plishes so difficult a feat in less than half
the time it takes to tie him up, still re-
mains mystery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-08

THERE will be an interesting debate
at the Memphis Literary Society Satur-
day evening, at o clock, at which time
Rev. DR.. S. H. Ford will deliver an ora
tio2. Subject. "Greece-her Orators,
Poets ano, Scholars" As the occasion
will be one Of special interest, the pub
lie are earnestly requested to attend.
Admission free. The Society meets in
the Common Law Courtroom, corner
Union and Second streets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-08

RoBBIYG TILL. = Two suspicious
looking individuals, who do not belle
their looks, and ono at least of whom has
jumped the changing more than once,
were brought to the lookup by that ex-
oellept officer, Pat McElroy, assisted by
J. h. Kelly. They had gone into a
store, and while the keeper was busy in
showing his wares to the pretended pur-
chaser, the till was robbed of its contents
by the active thief Being caught, they
we're carefully searched, and q watch
chain and a knife we're found In the
pockets Of one, while a similar frog
sticker and $40 note occupied the
pockets of the other. 1t is altogether
probable that these pals will do the
State some service" Their names are
Henry Lewis and Henry Turner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-07-08

MEssRs. Bore, CHAPS4S & Coz the
well-known booksellers and stati0lAers,
received yesterday large invoice of new
books from the East, which they will
to-day place on sale. They have also a
complete stock of blank books, station
cry, law books, and everything else per-
tanning to the trade. Especial attention
is given by them to orders from the conn