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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-25

AT u meeting held by the Tanners o.
Wheeling on Saturday, Jan. 90, 1870, il
was unanimously agreed that hides and
skins received should BIZ in the following
condition:
Green hides are those which are sent IL
just rs they come from the animal, never
having been Saltcl and free from horns
sinews, md tail bone; part cured, are hides
that have been suited, hut not long enough
To he thoroughly cured. Green sailed nrt
those that have been sailed and are thor
oughly cured To cure Il hide thoroughly
will require from IL To 20 days, according
to the thickness Of the hide and tempera
turc Of the weather. Dry flint Is thor
Oughly dry hide that has not been sailed
Dry sailed Is a thoroughly dry hide, hav'
ing been altetl while green. a greer
sailed hide Is understood to he thoroughly
cured, free from salt, dirt, meat, water
horns, tail.bones and sinews; and before
being weighed all such substances are re
moved or Il proper reduction Is made from
the weight, and when the head skin llang'
to the hide by narrow strip it Is cut Of
before weighing.
AL bull, stag, rainscll, cut, badly scored
grubby or murrain hides arc called dam
aged, and 80 nj two cents per pound les'
than good hides, unless they are very bad
" cut or damaged, when they are classct
III glue stock ut a much lower price. Al
hides TINT are motll-catGn, Sun.hlrncti ol
weathcr.bGatcn, are called damaged.
The present prices are us follows:
Calf skins weighing under 10 lbs. 50a
Is cents; Call skins weighing from 10 to
Is lbs. 12 cents per h.; Kip skins weigh
ing from 10 to Is lbs. 10 cents per H..
GrcUn hides FREQ from horns. SinewS and
tail bone, Z cents per H.; Bull hides under
rs lbs. q cents per h.; Bull hides over Is
lbs. 5 cents per h.; GrlIbby ind Muraiu
hides 8 cents per ID.
To Mkc effect on Thursday morning
January eth, 1870.
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In order to make room for spring goods,
Forgcy begins now to sell his present
stock Of Boots and Shoes at very greatly
reduced prices. All seasOnSble gOOlls, too.
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Go AND hear Rev. W. Is. Watkins lee
turc on the anglo Saxous" tonight in the
Fourth street NJ. +. Church at y O'clock.
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If you want IL good smoke, so 10 +
Bookings Pharmacy, and buy one Of his
real genuine impaired Ldmnd Cigar"
They are good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-25

NOR RENT-STORE ROOM ON N;s:t
L wrsi side Of Main street. opposite j. $. liii
Rhodes & Co.'S Dry Goods STORE. formerly Al1Ass
occupied by OxtOby Il DuiIIrId. Possession given
IN lit Of April next. Inquire Of ........
Ian2O j. I.ASDFRIED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-25

By RENTING, md applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner & Co,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-AS TRUSTEE
L for NJ. 4. McSam,N and by her direction,
Will on THURSDAY, FEH. 30, 1870. NJ 10 O'Clock 4,
~, OffOr for RalG al public auction NJ the front
door OI tho Court House, tho EUnth half Of lot
No. lOg. situated Oh the west SidO Of Market
street. Centre Wheeling, adjoining tho residence
Off. j. Snyth.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
jan S.P. IIIl.pRETH, TElsLce.
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nor RENT-TWO BRICK ~
IL IIonscR on tho south side If Quincy Viii
street, hc,wrWn Sixth md Seventh, each 43aAs
containing four rooms aud kitchen, with cellar,
yard, SC. Possession April lst: Apply to
JOHN 4. WHITE,
Ian9O At Berger & ITOiimAn'E. ia Main u.
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TIM lecture on tho "AngIo SAxOnS" to.
night will I've introduced with music by the
children Of the Sabbath School.
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TOR SALE.-TIIE UNDER. ~
IL signed OllUrS for sale Lot No. Il, In sNiiii
EIhlNtNd on the corner OF Quincy and Sixth stA.
ThrrU Ii q good Brick and FHIne lIuusr Un tho
corner, coniaInInga rOOms with water and EaS
Throughout, aud one Of the best collars In the
CIty. There Is In connection good stable and
carriage hOusr. On the south end Of the lOi
there Il n grUd Frame IlOusU, with dvO rooms,
TFUniIng uW Sixth street. This Is u very draIrA'
hlC location. PARTIES Wishing to purchase will
please call ut s. J. lIoyd'N Wholesale Shoe Store,
No. 50 Main Street,
nOv2.tf ". 7. WAGMAS,
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TEv. ". B. WATKINS Is u native d
Wheeling, an Island boy" and rising
man. Go mud hear him tonight
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FOR RENT-THE STOREtSA
u ROOM. No. y Main street, opposite iti
the baltimore aud Ohio railroad Depot, &thNs
and now occupied by Geo. ". Robinson. Pos
session given April IsI, 1870.
MnIO JOHN REID.
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TOR RENT-THAT LARGE ts:sst
IL and desirable house On lIGmpdcn Nh
street few dOOrA above tho Catholic CG, 2.tAl'
Ihetlral. now occupied b. Samuel j. Boyd. EII.
Possession given April iSI, 1870. Apply %
Ianl0. JOS. IT, WILDE.
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HOUSE FOR SALE-A BRICK tt.::r
IL House containing ELK rooms. pantry Aiii
and cellar, with gus throughout. situated 4sal-
OIL tho wCst side Of ChAplIne street. below First
Apply TO ALIEN. u: FoRHEf'
jAnli IS0 Main EtfrHt
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UUR KENT.-'rHE TWO STO. ttsHN
Il RY Brick Dwelling on Centre street, It'll
between Filth and Sixth, now occupied by II.
Nj. NCAzOy, containing eleven rOOms and good
cellar, with gas throughout aud water IN Kitchen
ian9l ROBERT LUXE.
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TOR SALE.-A GOOD TWOSfE:A
-I-RtOry Frame House with eight rooms MI
aud two p0nIrics 0n tho north aide Of Mon s1kt'
roe street. with full lot 0fTnumd. Gar In every
room. WIN be sold on easy terms.
lNn2O |. IRWIN.
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New Advertisements.
Steamer Julia No. 9.
For Rent-WarehOuSe
For Sale-Fine Property.
Auction sale Of Fine ChrOmOS.
Roofing and Paving-IIarlan l. Bow
man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-25

E1OR RENT-A GOOD BRICK t IN
Il Dwelling House. situated on Fourth iii
street north Of Union, containing eight II.
ROBINS, kitchen and hall; now In thu occupancy Of
'"'"F' {" ~ GEORGE ROBINSON,
I,uLl Receiver
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nor SALE TO CLOSE AN Els. {:st
IL TATE.-Thc RrstclAsS DWELLING Hin
HOUSE, situated on the north east corner = .4NS
Of HAmphen and Sixth streets, now occupied by
Mrs, Carter. ThrrN " nil lot. and the house Ia
IN ~ good condition an the day II was hN!lt;
everything about tho premises In thorough re-
pair. Possession given Uu tho iAL Ol April. 1870.
Apply to i. r. LEWIS.
deci.tr Mcclure House. Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-25

TMosR who over.tax the voice in sing
ing or public speaking will find "BrOc"''
bronchial 7fOcheS" exceedingly useful
enabling them to endure more than ordi
nary cxertion with comparative case
while they render articulation clear. Fol
Throat Diseases and Coughs tho TrOchGs
nrh Of service.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-25

A GENTS WANTED-AGENTS
n. wanted, $75 to $900 per month"; male and
female, 10 sell the celebrated Common SeISe
Family Sewing Machine, improved aud perfected;
Il will hem. FELL stitch. tuck. bind, hraid ana
OmbroIdcr in most superior manner. Price only
SO. For simplicity and durability. u has hu
rival DO not buy from any parties selling ma
chimes under the same name IA OuFs, unless hAE'
Ing Certificate Ut Agency, signed by W.. ~ they
are worthless Cast Iron Machines.
Far Circulars and Terms, apply Or address
II. CRAWFORD + co.
nOvI23m 4i3 Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia, Pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-25

TnE Purrat and Sweetest Cod Liver oil In the
world, manufactured nom fresh healthy lIVcrs,
upon tho Aca shor. It ISptrtNctly pure and sweet
Ask for Hazard + Caswrl'u Cod Liver OIL "
manufactured by
CASwEI.I.. HAZARD / co,
New York.
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DIOR RENT-TIE RESI-. ~.
ID dcncO now occupied by John bailey, I'LL
ESQ, on Sixth street, one door bClOw4ltAA'
Huinptlun; contains = rOumA and hall. Possession
given April lat, 1870. Apply to
lanlU. JOS. l.. WILDE,
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NTOTICE.-FOR SALE. ONE SEC.
IN ond Hand StUan Engine, ~ In Cylinder,
3S foot stroke.
Persons wishing TO purchase can SEQ II running
At tho Wheeling Wagon and Carriage Co.'S Is.
tAbliShmCnt, doors abIvO thu Post OnlcV.
IhniS
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W G.G.G.F.F.S.-FORSA SALE, sas,
Y on the premises. between 10 and IsYF
O'Clock, WEDNESDAY,, FrbrllAryY, 1870 thRt--IA-
valuable Grain, GrHpr and GrHGiug Farm, he.
longing tn tho Cochran heIrA. Of 100 acres. mluE
fINn Bridgeport and Martins Ferry, between
UIkCA Trading 10 each place.
For full description by map, &c. NJ ita many
advantages, call on Il. II. Cochran. at Peck &
C0ehrAN'a law office. Wheeling.
Appraised ut $3.50. JalS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-25

TTTAREHOUSE FOR RENT
w No. 81 Main Street. now occupied Eiiii
by a. N. burke, known ar one 81 the best Hafa'a.
business stands iu the city. Well lighted, aud
private alley In the rear. Apply %
DIR. j.. 4. HILDRETH,
deco Fourth st.. opposite the Court House.
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GheQateltiqetteer
New Advertisements.

TUESDAY, JANUARY rs, 1870.
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STEAMBOATS,,

TOR ZANESvILLE-THE EA
Il Ame passenger steamer iitiis'I'sE
JULIA no. Cant. G. r. STULI,,
will leave FIR thu above tonight 1t Midnight
Freight received and billa Of ladlng Signed al
thr WhAFfbOat until o'clock P. ~, by
Jan3I G.. II. BOOTH 4 CO., Agents.
ClNCINNATI WEEKLY -
~ PACKET.-LraVeA WhCrlIng lIEsS-i5t
every Tuesday night vi Y O'Clock. HtAl-t1
Leavca Cincinnati every Friday morning at u
O'Clock, The new and splendid Hldc.whEeI pas.
GengCF steamer
hHLlNnA ONR,s.s..Es. ~ apt, IAN MOOkE,
will leave Is announced above
POr freight or pAEeagC apply 10
jAuA 7. Il. NONG, AgSnt
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WANTS.
WTANTED.-AGENTs, MALEAND
w FEMALE, for
A BRAVE. PURE BOOK,

As tho y. Y. Independent Justly styles The Phys.
Ical Life Of WOman; Advice TO the Maiden. Wife
and Mother. ByDr. q. II. Saphrys. Just issued;
price, ~ %. The most salrahIe work 0f tho day.
Flrst.clasa In every rrspcCt. Tia" created a pro-
found impression among tho foremost thinkers
aud phIlanthrnp!sta Of the country. Recommend
ed,i II the wartlesI terms. by Henry Ward Beech
or, tx Surg. Ucn'l ". 4. IiammOnd, Rev; DR..
Horace Bushnell. DR.. X. Shelton Mackenzie, Rev.
DR.. Mark Hopkins, and hosts Of other eminent
ply aclauR and cIrrgymrn. Address, 4. HANNA
FORD l. CO., IL West Fourth street, Cincinnati.
IAlRl&w
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Sold by all Druggists.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-27
NASHVILLE.
Horace Maynard and ReeOnstruc'
tiOn--Andy johnson Will mot De
Candidate for Congress. ff et

Horace Maynard ana kecOnstruc'
Cs%diaasey fd aee conrse wi mos 'e
NASHVILLE, August 27.-Hon. Horace
Maynard has reopened the question Of
reconstruction in Tennessee. In speech
at Kingston the other day he expressed
the opinion that if peace prevails in all
our borders, and all classes and condi-
ton of our people are permitted to en-
JOY their rights and exercise their priv
ileges without molestation, there will be
no reconstruction; but if, as had surely
been the case in the past, any portion
or class of our citizens should be de-
tered from exercising all the rights of
freemen by domestic violence, he gives
it as his deliberate opinion that recon
struction will inevitably follow. I. usi :
1t is declared by the Greenville Union
thaAex-Presiden johnson will not, I'm
der any consideration, be candidate for
Congress from his district. ~ sihsa
The larger portion of the wheat crop
in Southern Kentucky and Northern
West Tennessee outstanding in shocks,
has been greatly damaged, and in many
cases effectually ruined by the rainy
weather which has prevailed throughout
this section since June. .i....,. .lr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-27
THE FIELD OF HONOR.

The death Of young Mr.. Hamlin, who
fell in the duel of yesterday, has filled
his many friends with gloom and de-
spondency 1t seems hard that, in obedi-
ence to a code" which has been re-
peatedly denounced as bloody" and
inconsistent with the demands of honor
and morality. one in the very fnlness Of
health and the sunshine of young man
hood should be deprived of life and be
debarred from its enjoyments The
code" may be denounced with never
so much severity, but it will still obtain
where, and as long as, public opinion de-
mands its observance. By many it has
been regarded as a conservator Of the
peace, and calculated to lead to an ami
cable adjustment Of difficulties which
otherwise would prove exceedingly obsti-
nate in refusing settlement Ii is only
when a party whom we have known is
suddenly cut off that We realize the ex-
tent to which we are drawn in Difference
to public opinion, which not only toler-
ates but enforces a system which laws
condemn and are specially enacted to
countervail. Mr. Hamlin stood high in
the community, and gave rich promise
Of a career Of usefulness He was
but just commencing the practice of his
profession, and babe fair to obtain an
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-27
THE FRENCH LOSS AT RE-
ZONyILLE $4,000.
Resources of Prussia--Three Ar
mics i'm the Field.
EDITORIAL COMMENTS OF THE
LONDON TIMES ON THE STU.
ALTON.
The Prusiian Lines Rapidly
Enclosing Metz.
srRAsBuRu COMPLETELY INVESTED
Prussia will Offer no Diplomatic Ne
gotiation Until the Empire is
Declared at an End.
PRUSSIANS ADVANCING ON
PARIS.
PREPARATIONS BEING MADE AT
PARIS TO RECEIVE THE In.
yADING ARMY.
Prussia will Offer no Diplomatic Ne
gotiatiOn Until the Empire is
Declared at an End.
PRUSSIANS ADVANCING ON
PARIS.
PREPARATIONS BEING MADE AT
PARIS TO RECEIVE THE IN
YADING ARMY.

LoxDoS, August 27.-The official re-
port of Bazaine acknowledges the French
loss at the battle of Rezonville $4,000
men.
Representatives of France, England
and Prussia have signed the ratification
of the Belgium treaty.
The Times in review Of the resources
Of Prussia, states that three armies of
reserve have been formed to await events
in France; one on the Rhine, under the
Duke of Mecklenburg Schweren; one at
Berlin, under Gen. Carstria, and one in
Selesia, under Gen Torresburg.
The correspondent Of the Daily News
telegraphs from Paris dispatch con-
frming the report Of the arrest of Mad
anne Tascher de la Pagerie, upon the
allegation of communicating important
intelligence TO the enemy. The News
adds that the lady is now in duress.
The Times this morning contains an
other editorial deploring the decadence
Of France. The article says that France
in her hour Of trial has no head, Paris
no leader, and the division of power
must soon cease. The Emperor having
retired from the administration of the
sovereignty, the Assembly ought to be
supreme General Trochu is IN extreme
disfavor, and fails to secure the popular
support anticipated upon his accession
to the direction Of affairs in Paris. He
is distrusted by the ministry, and the
Empress reposes no confidence in him.
He represents the second power Of the
nation. The ministry hover about with
an uncertain tenure of power. while the
Paris population are capable Of bursting,
at a moments notice, into flame of ir-
resistible passion. The Times sums up
the situation at Paris as being critical
and liable to a spontaneous outburst of
terrible violence.
The Times correspondence from the
vicinity Of Metz is not apprehensive Of
any decided attempt Of the French to
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-27

To the Edltor Vi 'ho 1cusN'
As our ward meetings to select dele
gates to nominate candidates for the
Legislature take place tonight, ! would
urge upon our citizens the Importance OF
attending, in order that we may send
men who will honor the position as well
as subserve the best interest of our peo-
pie Let us have standard-bearers whom
all classes can conscientiously support.
In this connection / would urge the
claims of Major w. D. Lumpkin, a gal
liant soldier who commanded at the front
until the last flag was furled; who has
the ability to serve us intelligently and
honestly. Let us go to the ward meetings,
and see that men both capable and
honest are selected. DEMOCRAT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-27
PUBLIC LEDGER.
MEN PHI5s
Saturday Evening. Aug. ~, 1870

MIR. Thomas Tardrew, of New York City, is
authorized to act as Northern advertising
agent of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
S. H. Parvin, General Advertising Agent
Cincinnati, Ohio. is our duly authorized agent
to contract for advertisements.
Hudson, Menet & Gay. 1873 Dearborn street,
and Barnhart, Bros. & Co., "a Madison street,
Chicago, will contract for advertisements for
this paper.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-27
OHIO.
Politicei.'

DAYTON, August n General Schenck
left for ten days absence in Illinois and
Iowa yesterday He has not yet ac-
cepted the Republican. nomination for
Congress,
COLUMBUS, August 27.-It is under
stood here that Shellabarger will accept
the Republican nomination for Congress
in the Seventh District.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-27
BALTIMORE.
Destructive Fire.

BALTIMORE, August IA disartrous
fire occurred at one o'clock this morn
ing in the furniture manufa ctory of
Stephens q Son, corner of Low and
Front streets The estimated loss will
reach one hundred thousand dollars
Insurance not ascertained. 1p
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-27
GENERAL JOHN C. BROWN A DEMO
CRAT

the new party styling itself the Conserv-
alive party. 1t has been struck fatal
blow by the man who was supposed to be
its leader. General John c. Brown has
declared himself unhesitatingly a Demo-
crat and in full accord with the great ma
tional party of that name He says in
his published letter there are but two
national parties in this country = the
one the Radical Republican party,
latitudinarian in principle, wasteful and
partial in its disposition of the public
domain, reckless in its expenditures of
the peoples money, partisan and pro-
scriptive in its legislation, and utterly
regardless of the safeguards of the Con-
stitution. The other, the National Dem
ocratic party, battling for constitutional
rights, economy in the administration of
the Government, the reduction of taxes
and the restoration of the Government
to its ancient landmarks, and is com
posed of all men, by whatever name
heretofore known, who seek to wrest the
country from the dominant power
and save it from utter ruin. This
is plain and too explicit to be
misinterpreted. 1t is a bold avowal of
Democratic doctrine, and must satisfy
the craving doubts of some who would
place this heightened, chivalrous gentle
man in false light before the public.
He further says, in his letter TO one of
those parties, every man in Tennessee
who would cast his vote and contribute
his influence in the direction of his po-
litical faith, must unite. No middle
ground can be be occupied, and neutral
ify at this .janctlre ioould, in his opin-
sea, Be criminal Such is the language
of Gen. John c. Brown, an old Line
Wing, formerly, and now prominent
aspirant for the office of Governor of
this State. We have in another column
of the LEDGER to-day published in full
the letter of this gentleman addressed to
the people of Tennessee. 1t is worth
perusaI, and is a quietus to Consery-
atism that at one time looked formidable
in certain sections of the State We feel
sorry for our friends Kellar and Gates,
but in the spirit of true hospitality we
invite them to seats around the Demo
cratic board, and with their former
leaders they may, if they choose, par
take of our most costly yiands.
Join in, gentlemen, now, with your
friends, and let us, one and all, upon
the same altar, swear eternal hatred to.
Radicalism.
=" As long as the lamp holds out 20 burn.
The vilest sinner may return
These are words Of comfort to the
wayiaring man, and may well be consid-
cred by the political renegade who has
left the old roof-tree of Democracy to 60
among strangers. We now have two
prominent gentlemen, Gems. Quarles and
Brown, to select from as our Democratic
standard-bearer in the coming Guberna-
torial contest Either would make us a
fit candidate, and whether the conven-
ton to assemble at Nashville on the 18th
of September shall select one or the
other, it matters not to us, as both are
competent and in harmony with the
great National Democracy of the Union
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-27
INDIANA.
strIeken with paraIy.I.

KoKAMo, August 27.-Major Will. c.
Marion, Democratic candidate for Con-
gress in this district, was stricken with
paralysis at his hotel last evening. His
entire left side is paralysed; he is speech
less, and it is thought he will die. scl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-27

II is stated that short time ago, two
carrier pigeons raised in Cologne, sue
ceeded in travelling from Pesth, in Hun
gary, to Cologne, in Germany, distance
Of about seven hundred miles, in eight
hours The Hungarian greeting to the
people of Cologne had been printed on
the wings Of the pigeons, in order not to
embarrass them with any unnecessary
weight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-27
LOUISVILLE.


LOUISVILLE, August 27,-Anna Ray
bourn, the woman who was shot by the
boy Powers on the 18th instant, is pro-
nounced out of danger and Powers is
released on bail. IN aHffn2f0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-27
DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION.
J. c. g. ". M. LoEwEHsTlnE,
FOR SALE.
4 CHANCE FOR DRUGGISTS.

LII MY TINE BEING OCCUPIED WITH
"A another business, i am now Offering my
frst-class DRUG STORE, in a good, live town
in Tennessee. for sale on reasonable terms:
Trade Nell established. Address Druggist,
care Of 40 Walnut street. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-27

Count Chotsck Austro, the Hungarian
Minister to Russia, returns to st. Peters
burg. The object Of his visit to Vienna
was to express to Austsia the strong de-
sire of Russia to improve her relations
with Austria. Austria reciprocates the
desire, and is anxious to contribute to
its fll6llment
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-27
ocUIIsTs AND AURisTs.
ocuLIsTsAhD AuRisTs.
Memphis Eye and Ear Infirmary
ass MAIN ST.. MEMPHIS. TENN.
DRs. MORRIS 4 GREENFIELD,
L. -..,..s. o6 Au,asfa


uAvE ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES IN
III the practice medical and surgical o. All
diseases peculiar TO the eye and car. Devoung
our entire time and study 10 the above special.
ties, We respectfully tender our professional
services 70 the public. Patients from di,,
lance will Be- =-->.amodated VITA board and All