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RUSSIA.

NEW TORK, Aug. Al-Thc NoEid.. London kre-
ctal trleeEarhs repetition of the warning ALREADY
several times given OF Imminent peril Of Kusstau
intervention a, no distant time In this war. St.
Petersburg papers of the esd formally deny that
The CEar has In any war recognized the conduct
Of the ITuss!an rrg1meht Of which be IS the uorn-
tna proprietor, and adj that Russia reserves 10
herself the most absolute 3fces1em 10 &C: a. her
position requires in tho interest OF European
equilibrium an,! OF her own destiny,
The Commander Of the Third Military CiEcuu-
se.1r.son has formal. interlictcd the distribution
Of t:vsman newspapers through the malls.
The Sciay1c nn.! czech Journals In Austria oreu-
Is dencunce the progress Of the Teutonlc race IL
Central Europe, and call upon Russia TO make
the Austrian Government understand ita tuisNpp.
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THE WEST,
Grand Excurxton Over tho knnxns
Pacific NnllFond Formal
OPENING OF the Ikond 10 Take Plncc
To-Day

DnCAtnE QA NHC kk0&N 10 xAAH E&nEG
To-day.
sreial Dtepatch to the Chicago Tribune.
ST. LOTS, Aug. 3o.-The excursion party tu-
ylss,, BY the kansas Pacific Railroad Company to
make westward trtp over the road, FROM Kans.s
CITY to Denver, which Is to BE- formally opened to
tic public tomorrow. lesye here this evening
at : O'Clock. Tue opening Of this route Is wei:
worthy OF cct htatfop, passing. as It docs through
the Whole With Of Kansas, from east 10
wcs,, Ieo NILES, then through Colorado
ppc hundred mica, to the Union Pacific road At
Cnescnre. While sItll In an unfinished state it,
business has txen enormous. and II must, IN the
fItI1c couunnu an immense through ami way
travel AMI trade. St Louis Il exceedingly hope
ful anil e1u!,An1, and with good reason. a. the
ccmp'c1tnu Of a rnai connecting her directly with
the overland ruute Nt*een The Atlantic AMI In
eIcr and she invites the whole country to patt.c1
rnts 10 her satisfaction.
The nary leaving here Is a very larGc one for
surn si1,h ii, occasion, Curbertng about two
luE.,rrd, Naturally they aEe full Of 1!farlty aud
Oleasaot autictpations Of the rroFofed tour
ihr nch one ct the must beautiful and fertile re-
gtoEs Of thr great Wtss- The Ch!caeo Division
has core On y insraEnents Ia different 1t1tnS AL
unt-r the leadership Of MI. c. y. lTats. over the
adu.lrally appointed Alton L ST. Louis ltoat.
snb tu SUNG new lEl1mau cars dcsslEe4l TOT the
Ea1sss psctnc. II wbuid he tnPossh1e 10 have
,rgnn q Journey under better anslAtsS. The
party from tnr East embraces Eenucnen fion
tloe:oo, New YoTk, Philadelphia, baltimore. ana
Washington. including the Postmaster Genefal
and eouc Other oG!c!als from the latter city. Ing
press Of all these r;aecs Is very LARGELY tep!e-
6eQic(t
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Advertising Agents.
STEELE b HITCHCOCK. to Arrndecocrt-
Cut}K. COBCRS CO. receive advertise ueul
al Lewspalrrs In the L. s. Otlee, s. DcAspoEu.s
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Huntington j. Chicago Extension OF
the baltimore. Pittsburgh X Con.
ltnCntnl EkntlToad.

oHfiaI 1Ecz31%e11 10 I he Ch1t&k6 Is1HHHe
lSpiASArolls. Aug. 31--Artitlrs Of ASSOCIATION
Of tle Huntington Il chicago Extension Of thu
baltimore, Pittsburgh i Continental Railroad
toIaran5 were fled tn the Secretary Of States
ot19rc tn-:ay. The r0a,1 IL 10 commence where
the line VI the Baltimore, Pittsburgh i
Confidential Railroad s!rtIcs sali line, thence
In northweStr1Iy direction to the towns ot
ras.is4', ln.l.: theme IL Chicago, The mad viii
run through lhr counties Ut A,ian,-. Wells. Hun
tinetun, Wabash. Fulton, Marshall. STARK, La
pore, Porter, cnu Lake. ! distance ct abou: 10
mics in this STATE. The capital stock OF the
ctn'rans t. $t.NstHsfr aud Ii divided Into 2t,h>v
HhaTts Vi III ehch.
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CRytnE Ira OF am Enabl1 n X fnrnt -
hrcc Hlcn Killed, and Othcr> lM-
juTcd.
lsocirEs1ER, Aug. 3u--This morning tho South
Water street GnbalEMtnt caTeti III, AnTIIux q
humber Ut w1tEmrH, three Of whom were kted,
viz: Tllutns Z. Foley. Thomas Mu,he1cs. ami
Lewis Massh. John Deyelsn had his leS broken.
ald Thouias Oak his hip crusnu,i.
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CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
CHICAGO weekly TRIBUNE,
Contents for Wednesday, Aug. 81.

THE WAR II ErRoFE: Dcs1i.A Of the Advauer on
Paris s'5 the PTnsetans-The Situation al FA1is-
The disi Naval Enssseruent-1ncldrnts Of the
Ss4aAS1e-Potsihtt Military and Diplomatic Com.
Observation-Disclosures with thu Crown Primer ot
FrutiA-Aae3Iahon AftsT His De!tAs-LetIers Of
the ORLEANS friuctA-TLt Career Of Prince S4lua
sAlm-A Ae!Aceh5!5 Scene II Manhein-TAoIe =!
ptatanecs.
EDITORIALS: The Military ySItus,ion-Raux.y Lee
hhton-kI1e and Emperu--A Revenue \
Protective Tariff Civil Service Refesm-A Con
ttitcnt Coppeshead-Hox the Goal Miner are
protseftd-A Through Route 10 tic Ea4t-A
Cleriea, Mf.ehiri.MAk4r.
THE FARM AND GARDEN: EAriy Ripeninx Of the
Atpls Crop-cidct and Sioex.r NAkins-Cookt1S
Food for stock-Why TIC Old Crop Of Corn Held
0ut-Meetine Of the Champaign County HoEti.
cultural sceiesy-W. Il. Dunrsu'a Sale ot Short
Hosns-Seecdons from she Agricultural PEt~s-
Veterinary Qucetsons and Answers.
lT1LE - hES; = - Scr b. n.tEd.t Psrseott seoaaF!
O. White Rocked and Eksed-
THE WATERING PLACES: The Scaeosat Of New
Enssand-NsuaA:iu MISUNDERSTANDING Pzes.
LOFTY EXPECTATIONS: Tho Descendant, Of 81.
Franc!s Dake in Quets Of WlndfAH.
ILLINOIS: <nink ii the indianapolis. Blooming
ten and Wt~t<su Hallway.
HlGHwATNES IN THKFAR WEST: uor Wd14
Faro Co.'S Stage waA Ketbed
A TENNESSEE TRAGEDY: The End Of Wealthy
Desrt,sdo,
BOLD RoBAkAY IN ST. LOUIS: An Hzfxrss Mes
sensu< Gagged Ahd His sAfe Robbrd Of 4E.n0.
LAND Fur SULUlkh6: Farm tor kvt{y Man
Nho Served In th- Amy Or h4sy.
THE BRUNSWICK DIAMONDS: The Gtms And
Thets O~ners.
HANGED AND NOT RANGED: Attempted Res
ca.lsason et Victim Of Thu Galows-Itc Still
Manifest
FATAL DUEL NEAR MEMPHIS: H. l. uanuE
Killed.
THE WEIR: 4 Record Of Current Domestic Kveats
Ti1K LATEST AAkkEt REPoETs: From Ill patu
Of the tau1tf..
NOSETARf: Review u the Money Market for tAe
we3k.
! TuR C11cAGo WEEKLY Tn1nCxx has \ t1rxr and
, 1870-08-31

The Troubles at Snlt Lnkes
SALT LAKE, Aug. aL-The four principal osnctt1
engng.-i 10 the destruction of EnEelbfectt prop
erty were yesterday held under I'll, QUO earn, ahd
tho next term OF snc United States Court, Stpten-
ler 10. There Is much excitement IN tho city.
The United States Marshal has svoru IN one hun
drt.i E1.ecial deputies.
RftrhRm has zone AQuth.
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Cam bridge Live stock Market.

CANHRIp1;E, Aug. 30.-Beef Catt1c-Rece!p!s,
1}.9ts. Prices for gt*st oxen were nIM!y htl with
good demand Not much change fur medium
.at;,c. Common lots are quiet ut low tKnres j:
;ales OF extra at flae, 1850 ;est quality AZ tll-
stsla:u: securl 4uaity, <a.N sll.m; third qualt-
ty, &sIT,aatn ...... .....
Sheep aud 1.aubs-Reccipts, 1874: prices !. "a
&c owrr. Sales III los ut <.sta a.3Q c4to; extra
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LoSpos. Aug. sa--Late a'ivtces from shangnae
state that Negotiations for the settlement Of the
T:cntstn affair are progressing. The Imperial
authorities of Peo thu Lee admit that tae con-
duct Of the missionaries At Tlertsin WAS ino1en-
size, and that 1hey were wontoalJ attacked
, 1870-08-31

tann Hmm Over and Killed Mt Joiact,
st-,.tal Ue4satch to The Chisaxo Tribune.
JOLIET. Aug. 3n.-About O'Clock this evening
Il man nsnc,' Augustus Epplct waa Killed py q
freight Train going west OF the Chicago Rock
Island ltaroad, l,y trying 10 got On whCn the
IratU In fnGTtuu.
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First Hail Lnid on tho Quincy Il
Carthage !. Iknilrond N1t%>i>xiPpl
Valley Agricultural and .sicchnnt-
Cnl klAiF.
p~patcl 10 The Chicago Tribune.

6psesal p.~patc!1 to The Chicago Tribune.
QrlSCf, Ill, Aug. 3u-The frst i'm On the
Huaey 4 Carthage Kailsoa,l WAS laid this after
hss'n, and the ears between this city a1d Car
t.nsr will doubtless he running IL three months
Mtthan.ca! Fair opens here on The 9Th af Sep
te1nhr1. an! tho present prospects are that II will
lc t1t u4ust successful fair erer held here.
, 1870-08-31

DlEds
CISe7NSA7t, Aug. so-Shernan @. Hnahatl, Of
the t!m OF uuhnar,t h 1teatou, wel-kn,wp hook
,ea!era. auction and commission merchants, died
This manning.
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&AtAl CoMf Mine Accident Ncnf
ketvAuc<s

Special Dest,aseh to The Chicago Trlhuue
kEwASEE, ILL.,, Au<. 3e--Johu Ward. coal
miner. WAS accidentally killed at the Missouri
Coal Company shaft, near here. this forenoon
He had .:e~ceudr,l the shatt, ami the engineer.
l,trtinx hu hail learIl htin :,lve stle Usual" All
which he Was lowered, started the p!atforEl up.
Ward was caught between the platform and she
side ii the shalt AMI badly injured ~ eau u,e
over, aud lefi three chillrc.,, none of whom was
dependent, To any considerable e1icut, Oh hin
for supfhtYt.
, 1870-08-31

No French cruisers are In sight The entrance 70
the rirer Ems and port Of swtnemu1de Is still
opcn- P1uszian bdkA Brilliant snd Ferie hAra
been captured By French c11IserH In the MedIser-
funean 1nd taken to0raFa-
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The New Silver Region Northwest OF
Drnscr---Rcrnannc ana tktcn-
ness of tho M1nc4.

NF1yER, Col, Aug sN.-Thc editor OF the Cen
tfal City E<is.tr furnishes me with the folio
Items rsrrrrnrI the new silver FeC:ol scceau1
| flscofrsrd northwest OF Ue1TeE, aud already
, 1870-08-31

PROFESSIONAL.
DIS EAS ES
THROAT AND lungs.
DIR. AVER,
No. 1875
WABASR-Av.

Persons a1ricted shoulh apply Immediately, II
they hope for certain and speedy restoration to
health.
From r. Nrots~ E%q.% with Carson.
PiEic q t:o., lis nnd leo Stntc-st.
have u1ed Dr. Ayers new practice for Throat
Diseases 1t has CURED me, and take pleasure
IN certifying to II, for those Who mh} be a. skePt
cal ~ was at nryt. know the treatment has a
reality and efficiency which the orlinary practice
in such cases has not. I recommend Or. Aver u
an honorable, candid. aud skiltul Physician
ROBT. SCOTT,
From j. y. Curtis, ESQ.,, OF Firm OF
Hnnn. Cur&i. il Co., 13 y. S0GeF.Ats
had, Just pr!or TO beEtnnl ag the treatment, had
repeated and alarninsis rrpfuse heUaos1hagss fEum
The lungs copI0us night awca.s, and had lost neat
and strangth 70 great extent 1began 70 improve
frn1n the n1st day Of treatment, and the improve
ment las continued to the present ume, til an
now able to attend to daily husness ami consider
NY health ruus rssiored- This great result At
tribute solely to D1. Ayers skill snd his new REM
otlrA J. >. ElRlh-
Permanent Curc of Consun1ptlon.
1was suffering fearfuilg from an Affection OF the
throat snd lungs, when applied to Dr.. l. Wins
low A5er- had henoHhngca md night s*eats,
Rslsl felt certain that could Not have lived tpore
than few months at most began to Improve
Immediately under Dr. Ayers treatment aud soon
fully scG1ined my health, which, IN the present
time a period IT nearly four year.}. has CONTINUED
perfect My nstoni.hment Il only cQualleh By my
gratitude 10 Dr.. aver. ET. LOWERING,
81 Westinghouse. Chicago. Ill
Call personally. rrsas within the r.sach Of all-
i. WxNSi.OW AVER. M.D.,
Lock FOX 81 ~. Chicago. IL.
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AUSTRIA.
Especial pespatrh to the New Fork HetHld-l
LONDON, Aug. aO.-A s2ecta. despatch from
Berlin says Austria Is secretly ar1ntnK All the
o'ncers a0d soi<teFs ROW on f0r}o1gh are stet0g
recalled, and wari.ke preparations are being
made. The object o! this policy IS unknowa.
FiENSA, Aug c1.-t;ustave Strive, the we'll
knowu German Lhera!, Is ueah.
SIE>SA. Aux. sc.--There Is no Truth In the IT,
NOR that Austria 10 forming IN army In Si!esta.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Aug. 3o.-cartist bands IN the North
Of Spain have been defeated and dlsperxed wner-
eyer encountered. Hundreds Of insurgents, red
TO France, Are promptly arrested.
A despatch dated MadrtA. yesterday, says
there are rumors Of 4 .itSQuieting ma
ture In circulation relative TO n1airs
Ia Cuba 1t Is ea1d that DcRn,!as demands ts,0ov
reinfoEceEents 10 supply thu great lrsses of hts
force occassoned by s!ckntas, and that recruiting
goes on tltwly.
4 special enyo. OF the French Empress hail =
iorg interview with Regent StFrano and Minister
1Ttn yesterday.
The carllst movement Ia ,talls increasing In rx-
tent anil importance. The Republicans nrr work
Ing quietly and with confidence.
, 1870-08-31
Chicago Business Directory.
Fame, Business, and Location Of the Leading
Business Houzes Of Chicago.

Cut the Lit ott a. Reference vim pi<iiinJ tAs ttF
The Hot>t1 arr strictly P1esT-CLAsa-
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Tm CGicAGo WE1x1r TnrACxx ha4 \ ta1ttf and
letter circulation iu the Weat thsn Auy other Journal
1t t. excellent medium for Advertising. especially %
fht<e who tsh the pasro1zse Of The p1odue.
Ing eAa&s. limited nslubrr Of advertisements will
TX taken. at moderate T~te Subscription prizes Ut TH1
WrkkLT TnIFrNE, = rer auuusp. With Abcra1 rrdue
Tim a tnh NJ ter q more
, 1870-08-31
SWITZERLAND.

PARIS, Aug. s0.-The President OF the Swiss
Federal Council. hearing.th that rrusslan emissaf1es
we're seeking to bf1be certain journals In SHitzet-
land. has issued q circular warning I'LL parties
hat peut1alitf must be strictly observed.
, 1870-08-31

JEWELRY.
Tic bankrupt ~11le OF } ENEL-
1sX and PLATED WARP will
be continued, for II short time
only. at Is CfNrk.xt. Prices re-
ducc1 20 10 so pcr cent below
actual cost, and nii articles war
rzlntcA to bc syhnt they arc-rcp-
resented. -
ROBERT e. JENKINS,
Assignee.
, 1870-08-31
foreign.

fUkElGN.
The Franco-Prussia1 Strug-
gle. -
Fighting Reported Yesterday
Between Eontmedy
aud Sedan.
Two Immense German Armies
Between llacMahon
and Bazaine.
Belgian Troops Hurrying
Forward To Protect
the Frontier.
Attack on the Baltic FortresScs
Expected Immediately.
The Siege Of Strasbourg Progress
ing without Interruption.
Austria Reported 10 he Secretly
Aiming.
The Daily Quantity of Partisan Cos
sip and Braggadocia.
The City 4 Sct nc OF General
Confusion.
Further lhtaI!s Of the Early Battles Of the
War.
, 1870-08-31
To clerks and Professional Men,


We hare three elegant contEv AeAts. newly built xud
w+ win now stA on mea:hls rsymsa;t Il 81 r.
and cheap Pians c.n bs seen 1t ottca Inquire of
CLARKE. LAYTON N CO..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-14

FOR REM Han iaAt io1 busissss. Apply to
Mrs. X r. Brown. room s65. Hayoso House.
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mont and Chamber Of Commerce were defining
plans by which we may control the location OF
the Southern terminus Of the KansasCity road.
A BEooAR ON HoRsKBAcK.-If q painter were
employed to define on canvass the financial
condition Of the Union, he would draw a
stupid ass to represent the people. and sling
across lite back bag. one end stuffed with pa
per currency; the other with bonds and green
backs, and mounted on this We would find
Grantan Boutwell, scattering little gold be-
fore the amazed mob The mule dreams that
the shower will continue. and that resumption
is at hand. Nothing is more impossible just
now. There are not more than fifty or sixty
millions Of goldapplicablc TO the purpose Of
resumption. The banks have little or no coin.
and whenever Il is known that they will pay II
out, il would not last twenty-four hours. Six
hundred millions Of currency cannot be re-
deemed with s50,OOO,0OO in gold The cur
rency in the painting wo make should sit
astride the greenbacks, and tho greenbncks
should rest on the little pile of coin that may
be used in begctting specie payments. There
are 500, 1000 900 of bank deposits, which would
instantly become payable in coin. We must
wait The proposition is impossible Of accom-
plisbment. If begun it will prove a failure,
unless the Government and banks make vast
preliminary preparations.
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JoH LILLY, 35l Main street, has just
received choice lot Of New York but
ter. l3


II is a matter of great importance to
housekeepers to know which is the best
baking powder There are a great many
kinds in the market some Of which are
good, others better but the Jestwc have
seen is DR.. Prices, which is manufac-
tured by Thompson g. Steele, No. IL
North Fifth street, ST. Louis, Missouri.
1t is the whitest aud purest of any made.
1t makes the whitest and most delicious
biscuit, bread, cakes and pastry, Of any
powder ever yet manufactured II is
warranted to contain no injurious ingre-
dent. 1t saves shortening, requiring
only half as much as is generally used.
1t saves eggs, only one-half to one-third
the usual number being needed in max
ing cakes, etc 1t is, therefore, more
economical than other powders No
housekeeper should fail to try IL After
using it once, you would not be withoutit..
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RIVER, BUSINESS, MIscELLANEors.


GAS WORKs-MENPHIs, March H. 1870.
River fell IA inches in the past twenty-four
hours. Ii stood below high water mark OF
1861, 10 feet, SO inches this morning.
CHAs. GOODwYN,
Superintendent Gas Works.
There Is three and half feet in the Arkan-
sas. and falling fast White river is nearly
bank full. but declining rapidly. At Cairo
the Mississippi fell four inches on Sunday.
while at ST. Louis it is rising, with eight and
half inches between that point and Cairo.
The weather to-day is warm and cloudy,
Light showers fell during the morning.
Business at the landing L. brisk and lively
to-day. The levee is crowded its entire length
with Western produce, cotton and assorted
merchandise
The Lewellin, recently purchased BY Cant.
Ware, had n fine down trip, and more than
likely will prove n paying investment, as she
( will be apt IS find all the business she can do
for some time to come between this and the
Lower Ohio,
I Ielegraphie dispatches received this morn
ing describe the gale of last Saturday night as
general, and especially severe throughout the
entire Northwest. Doubtless the shipping on
the Northern Lakes have experienced a tough
time of it, and more or less damage has been
7 sustained BY vessels. Several steamers were
detained at Cairo, and other points on the
Western rivers, by the gale.
The General Anderson broughtin % bales of
cotton and 400 sacks cotton seed from Friar's
Point. The Liberty 2Ss bales cotton and $50
sacks seed from White river. The Des Are go
bales cotton from White. The St. Francis $50
bales cotton, 479 sacks seed and 100 sacks corn
from the st. Francis. The Celeste lOl bales of
cotton, 30 sacks seed and a lot Of milestone
and hides from Arkansas. The Marble City .
bales Of cotton, 100 sacks corn and 400 sacks
oats from st. Louis. The City Of Cairo 1900
sacks corn and oats from st. Louis. Tho Gal
latin 100 sacks corn from New Madrid. The
Columbian 4S bales cotton, and the Indiana s.
bales cotton. from points this side of Vieks-
burg.
There Is $50 bales Of sOuthward bound cot
ton awaiting the Republic. now due from
Cairo; and GOTTEN Is being hauled to the leyee
for the Magenta. due from below tomorrow.
The Thos. IL. Allen leaves this evening for
Little Rock and all points on the Arkansas.
Captain Ferd Hamilton commands. c. I.
Walker and Dan Sullivan are clerks.
The Marble City, Captain Conway. is the
regular mail Racket for st. Louis this evening.
The Dexter has been bought by Captain
BOfinger and others. for $4,000.
The Liberty and Des Arc leave for White
river tomorrow evehiRg.
The General Anderson. Captain James Lee.
with Stacker Lee chief clerk, leaves for Friar's
Point and all landings along the river below
here. at ave o'clock thisafternoon.
The Mary Mcdonald IS due frsm above on
her way to the Ouaohita river. direct.
The Gssss;ip, Captain Mark Cheek, leaves
for New Madrid and osccola tomorrow after
noon.
The Celeste goes to Arkansas on Wednesday
IN the regular Arkansas packet line.
The G. W. cheek lsaves tomorrow for
FriaT's Paint,
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Col Robt. Duncan, Councilman of the
Fourth Ward, has just returned from
Mississippi. on business connected with
his profession. His arrival will be a
source of much pleasure at the headquar-
tiers of the "rollicking rams a. liIs
Capt. j. NJ. Pettigrew can be seen, as
usual, at his place of business, from
which he has been absent for some
time in Virginia and on a visit North.
His general appearance denotes good
health.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-14

The Police Court, held by Recorder
Scalesat the station-house to-day,
was not very lively or crowded affair.
Thirty-6ve cases appeared on the docket.
A beetle-browed negro was fined twenty
dollars for chasing his wife with an AK.
A white man, named Israel Elias, was
arrested for whipping his wife, The
poor creature, woman like, begged for
him, and would not prosecute. He
was fined ten dollars The testimony
showed that he is in the habit Of such
conduct. When the like occurs again.
it is likely that he will not get off so
light. John Langley, J. r. Johnson and
W. r. Persons, had a friendly three
cornered mill down ON Beal street Sum
day night. They all bore marks Of
each others pugilistic accuracy, and
we're let off on the cheapest fine known
in police jurisprudence, five dollars
each John A. Sayles, of New York, a
resident of Memphis for six weeks, was
arrested as a suspicious character. He
is known best around the doors of va
riety places. A charge was made of
assault on countryman. He was fined
forty dollars. Two white youths, aged
seventeen and eighteen respectively, and
two colored females aged twenty-seven
and fifteen respectively, we're arrested
Sunday night at a colored bagnio on
Jefferson street. For the ofenses set
opposite their names they were fined the
usual price. The other cases were also
of minor Importance, including v,rious
DRINKS One hundred and fifty dollars
we're collected in fines.
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FOR SALE.

nJANKs OF ALL KINDS NEATLY
6printed at the Ledger JOB Office.
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XXvANTE D-TO RENT A COMFORTABLE
w rcs;de, zee, containing four or five rooms
nsoutb Nom. ,his preferred. Address. Red
rorJ . s5i Mai a street. lO-lzS
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Equine remedies best in the market.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-14

LACE collarettes and handsome bows at
Southern Emporium of Fashion, 2I7
Main street. 7
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TRY the Equine remedies.

MALLARD DUcKs--Just received by
steamer Marble City finest lot of the
season. at Victor d. Fuchs fish and
game depot, Al Jefferson street. Ii
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-14

Ts0R RENT-oFFICEs, ROOMS. STORES
l. anu OO''"ses' y N. a. W ilIEATLEY,, b
sos u. 3f Agent P. 9. Bethsll:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-14

MURRAr 4 RiDortY, merchant tailors.
81 Madison, desire to inform their pa
ff0ns and the public generally, that they
have received The most complete and de
sirable stock Of spring goods that they
have ever been able to offer in this mar
ket-consisting Of the very choicest Sc
ieeiipp q FFsBuh sAd EnsliSA els,hs.
coatngs, suitings, pants, and vestings-
all Of which they are able to offer at re-
dSeed prices. and TO make up in the latest
end nest .snperb style. Give then a
CAL .an1E aidrrrr 80 neaihau ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-14

Humpty Dumpty commences his Sc
cond week under the happiest auspices.
Thousands of our citizens and country
cousins have paid him visit. All have
expressed their delight, and the univer-
sal favor with which he has been re-
ceived, together with his comic and
Terpsichorean companions, warrants us
in the belief that thousands more will
attend to see one of the most mirth-pro-
voking amusements it has been our good
fortune to witness. By all means pay
the Memphis Theater a visit before FL.
D. leaves.