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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-08
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


ARRIVALS.
Steamer M. 4. Forsyth, St. Louis.
Arkansas, Arkansas river.
" City Of Alton, Vicksburg.
f" Nick Wall, Red river.
Commercial (retirement).
Belle St. Louis, st. Louis.
Petrolia No. 2, Cairo.
Glasgow, Louisville.
Norman, Evansville.
=" st. Marys, New Orleans.
Sallie ", Haile's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer NJ. T.. Forsyth, New Orleans.
Arkansas, St. Louis.
City of Alton, st. Louis.
" Nick Wall, st. Louis.
Gen. Anderson Friars Point.
" Commercial, Evansville
st. Mary's, Louisville.
BOATS IN PORT.
Mary Boyd, S. c. Day, Belle St.
Louis, Petrolia No. 2, Glasgow, Norman,
Sallie V.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Vicksburg. Julia ....-.............-..5p m.
Eriar,a Doint q Nv ChaaL m N,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-08

NOR RENT OR sALE-0N FIVE YEARS
X tin e. several houses and thirty suburban
lots beap. .ifully timbered.- Apply'o
i2o4fi ". r. HARDIN. 2t71s Second ST.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-08

School books, at H. Wade & Co.'S
low as the lowest, 297 Main street. q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-08

VITANTED-EIGHT OR TEN WAGONS,
w or drays. TO haul out slaves and wood.
Good wages, either by the Job or day. FOR
further information apply At ~ besl streot'
Gle
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-08

E,0R RENT - ,u,,p
Il business house, No. Howard,s Row.
Business house, No. Towards Row.
Residence, $40 Union street.
Residence. cor. Mulberry and Talbot sueets'
five rooms.
Two Offices and two sleeping-rooms, corner
Front and Jefferson streetg.
Applv to NJ. l.. MEACHAM.
1851 No. Union st.. Stonewall Block.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-08

T1oR RENT-sPAcIOUs AND ELEGANT
4 hall, over 1863 and 365 Main st.. Assembly
Hall. Apply at once for a one or two years
Lease. w. A. WHEATLEl.
1l0-1l-7 Bethel Block.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-08
FOR RENT.

w. A. wHEATLEY, Rental Agent,
Bethel Block, office No. 3. Receiver
ships accepted.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-08

CooLEsr place in Memphis = Cad,
INNS Is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-08

As and Al jefferson, and 24l Second
streets, Memphis, Tenn. At
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-08

VxTANTED-A MAN TO HERD COWS AT
w Woodland Dairy, two miles from Court
Square, on Memphis and Charleston railroad
MIST be a good mixer. ST.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-08

ExyANTED-BY THE H0UsEKEEPER AT
Nv the Peabody Hotel. two good washers
aud ironers. Wages, SIS per month. Also
wanted several chambermaids. 20
NXTANTED-AP PURCHASER FOR SAIL A
w Co.'S Spruce Beer business. including
mandatory, horses, wagons, good viii. etc.
JOE w. SAILS, Proprietor.
1S2-f Corner Third and Mill IS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-08

Browne 4 Browne, sl5 Second street.
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NAMED.

HTANTEp A WAGON WOODWORK
y, wv man; blHEk sSp as 9 sRHTG,E e g. TO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-08

xXyANTED-Two GENTLEMEH. TO 0C-
wv cupy a nicely furnished room IN = tlsas-
ant part Of the city-near Beal Street Market
Address "B. W. at this Office. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-08

Pumps and Fixtures-Sl5 Second st
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-08
FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-wINE CASKS-0NE HUN
Il dred 6O-gallon wine casks. Apply to S54
Front street., o-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

L TghyhL REVENUE, FIFTH DISTRICT, ~: w. comprising
The Seventh T,h. Thirteenth, and fourt, enh War-N9uee IS
b given 10 m usrie, that the Annual List for the
lG CONTAINING Income Tax FOX tie 1902 BILLIARD Tables Gar
49, Wtc, Silver Plate etc "ket for use" March 1870 and
steiil faxes cens expiring Nay lB1 as required ny Act OF
Ancnlatory Acts hereof has been received IRON
,s ssor and this oce for and during the
, of ten the date hereof for examination anu that the AS
viii hra and during the space Of i've days theeaer
relative sse Satons ststssnrhsoI
,,aei Ia Annual sni said List Will be transnie 70
n ten DAYS ait.r expiration Of the time for hearing
pe, Aforesaid But appeal VII be aose 10 any parry uuE
eei sler the List hss been transmitted 70 We collector
Aul AL appeal. the Assessor asad should be MADE IN Ni
M iao rr,,s.I MORRIS FRIEDSAM. Assessor
aa,t Or,ce No So Droome-st Ncp-lors, May III, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

Nre-orIrAys May I9-Cotou ana in good dcmsrdi Ming
.. 2-J bales; receipts 81 hges coaSt s' - ue
. ,3 1s ETors-Io Liverpool 2Oj basi to ha're -'0'-
.a..,. stock III, p bales -
savsvS4H May o-Coon good demand Mlilnc, Pile sales
OPS bales; 2lJ bales stOcA 5'fi
u...L
alec; receipts 3 baesi e1los-coagse l talesi socs, Sj2
aS..-
8tt7v0aE Nav 1qCotton dull with sellers than huyes
rg sales 81 bales; receipts - lales eIQorso the Con-
tineut SO bales; stock, 205J bales. -,
Texas NAV l9Coton tmi holders are asking
Oh rates; Good Ordinary 49, receipts 81 balcs erOItseOsWle
"a bales: stock. - 80 bales
v1rIL Ala Nav lgCo,ton quiet hut tm Miihng 81 sales,
sls receipts CT bales e1pjs-io NewOTieans 1O bales
to.s. 4S.t57 bales. 49,
CAEsroN 5. G. May l9Cctton fne Mtiing 2l; sales 500
rrceps All b4i expOs-oassWse, li8l bales stock o6
airs.
Tlyrov NAV l9Cotcn dali .1i nouius Mdlng 2 sales $50
ps 2. baes cJssse, 5OJ bes total. 81 bales stock
Id bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
ClRsT MORTGAGE BONDS,
OIncE og TnE ILLNois CESTaAl RAIRo.D C0vPANY,
oiE % tONNlssioSEss SINKING FUND STATE
South CAROIISA, COLUgBIi. S. G.. MAY IL, 1870
, CCORDlNG TO the PROVISIONS OLE AN

n AC approved March J. 1870 To provide for Sinking Fund and
~ a- gem n the sg the unier Commas under sad
hIc authorize follows Proposals viii be received before
p THURSDAY, 2Gh Inst at Tie Banking House OF H. H. Kmp
Flau Agent o. the State No Nosaus SewYok for the
- d ONK HUNDRED THOUSAND tFlGlCCY DOLLARS OF TIE
b. STOCKS OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
proposal for less than Eve thousand ~ 0
par value % tie principal lawful Bonds
}uI e be delivered the da Succeeding the
- aj between the hours Of IL q ~. ami p. N.
ie nst reserved 10 reject end M proposals that De
SIDE ei sd..rs- 90 .Ic interests Of tie State.
ROBERT X SCOTT Governor.
J. j.. kLAGLF. Comptroller General.
D. II. CHAMBERLAIN. AttOrucy-G euera.
~ EtlNki, Chairman Of the Finance Committee Of the Senate
z G. NYLAGE Chairman Of the Committee Of WAYS Means Of
ious- q Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
gu!ernal Repenue.

NRw-YoRK, April Is, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the pro-
visions Of section 20 OF DE entitled An act to
vide Internal Revenue support tie Government and interest on e
nnI lpBro;e amended July l3h 1876 that
r neglect ami re:rs pay Internal Revenue TAI due the United
S,,te. h. H. NJ Of which firm ZACHARlAH b. SIM
MONS L or was 81 The time the sail tax was imposed have
m trained mon all the right tide and Interest OF ZACiAklAH f.
SfvOSs m certain niece parcel 1ld with the Improvements
reo situate Of Bfoidwl and Grands In the Cy OF
bonn mont by broadway easiery In the rear
h. ot 10 I'D III Warl. uap nosLey side by Gra1ds
tte- By a-O sad containing IN front am iea,
N nv ie, an In ug,h each side hundred feet which shall
e Il public me 1871 ia! Of A DO al Il CLOCK hoon ~
~, aOt West Fodteenth-st, IN he lty q New York
w. w. q. WHITE, Collector 9Th Dist, ~ \.
Tho above Sale Hereby ADJDt 10 June lO at the same
time aua place Dated, May u, / 10 - - . -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

no,. E, wbe,, que, and lower No MV'UNssl liz
sia No do - 10 C3n dT E Fee Grm but quiet Corn Meal
81 o1s. eH 1 AZ ~ for Urboe swt Mieed m eool oe
ssos shorts $i shg,'eaa A., VIC To S SeTics Lumber 80
Canal ~ re- n Rarcai o Boston Ss 70 s
ao Sex tT A'R7 - per Per fD , Of I anbdT Ga
K oo bash Wheat co. o., o9i5i o e. &C., ., Lumser
Ma isFour steady AMI moderate demand; fS
IS zoe ~ o M ia roe a SeSsd at 9Sa9 SPOT and g. g
m R,e frm At g5dSe Barley uncagS.d 'c"s g0 his
s-5 M:lPs Wy dui at II 81 hC .c.,' ,f 'soa
el'e snS Bgt Meats in good demand at l2c for suou
ltr r $50 ana Si l6c for Char Rib SIDES Econ Ceo,
f, e T rs ge1eral- ASK l7lc for the latter sug0 HAMS
90 I Ess4anse e o r sGol. Wheel, q eco bush
os leo bush; Barrier 30 bush SmPaenl5 t i2i OF there
49, cir demand for Civ ground Spring for Local No re Winter At
ID % ll s S Ina; s Ye2 Che 70 spring 81 81 o Corn qu 'a
s Western 3, gee qlauty oi, re- ana e = 50 for
cav M5s Lam arm at ~ hssTn'. ' 90. on fm 81 &c Flour
2CE - - fr Fall SuIeIlac - 6a 30 a S %, 10 IN.
4t9 p ir Treble Ezra ,o ,s No Red 81 oja y % Ne
l Ia 'i 5S Choice to strictly Choice II 40 o @
- IN olcr pNl; Mixed g5ce VI ti eeS G '05 &C. & n,
White n 08G 81 II Oats decr.9; s'e a, IS DTg
egIc Wy , sea- ,. Bacon i,esi at ~ for Shoulders; ll
IT, for w RI 55 l. for S'a =, "a Recgi.-fcur,
III 49, o a. 1oi1s5 Com iOO bush Oa' 2OV bush
tSy l' a 1s1 x ane nue ronr quiet at g 12l IS
m ps BIrss whea active eycel eo es' IA 10 1850, seller
- sri li-bc az 41Cc for No ?; in TIE afternoon he
- @ ogt al 81 aacc Ois quiet, hut siIo3gcI al 4s a'oC
"a h H.. for No Barley nominal h4hvns easier,
", ,i1-S ann ana elsicr. Mess Pork 80 Land l5c
"a sbou-s o1c Cattle steady ard ialrly ectve' ~ ~
common 10 extra prime Beeves live Hogs stg,1y ~ ..
. sr g,1pon To prime. ecept~-4y DDS f3-r, 49,
.,l w so hg.a. Corn. $500 blsh Oats 35A bush I've ooV
49, f7Gl gJes Siaufus-l9O00 bbls Flour, 81, 90 bush
Sd o., e o bush Com $500 oats 1000 bush Rye GOV
3. Frtf4;s dali a.. ...,... 40 h.,,s. e,,or.s
rr,es f1uf steady sul At - IS COrn-MXel dul o. ~ -
s y-hcSt Si isc 81 10 Oats dull at Csc Land GlB!c
"a & slQ II f'r Mess. BacouShouliers, lie; Sle lotS
CteygttNp Nav 19-Wheat steady; No he'd 81 ioi no &
= no. Cor Quiet: No Mixed l6 No Mixed 9'qsoe no.
~ n,rrc quiet 051c io No. State he qhe anu
.rt-ocl Bsre nominal ,,,,r as. r1,,. r-
r.,Itlr NV lg-Coon frmer; Mdelnrs 2l3c Flour IN
.f..l Wheat Unchanged Corn - D. Oats, bc I'VE, FL
P.. ion, euncr. Pork, $50 Bacon-l ior SheniIs
b : . l8c FOR clear Sides Buls Meats2c for shoulders
~ ~ ess- rb si!.s; lGl, cer sides. lsri, lc Ny
81 &C. Toaacco-SGles 81 hads at 500 30 90 for Frosted 10
Ll.- ~, -. - -. .A,a. t..t.r. Y,
F-t 81 "a. 80 lo I'll DO. Com aly.ntugi No -ci no -
d.. 1c'.s e. O,.s dn and nominal Ee,crts-Nle't ~ y
ui CON u 900 ba5a. SlguG,s-IolT 100 bO Wheat 0'V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
Amn5emen!s

| A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA r GfSSP E 1yA5dSs o sy 3.
wno .,u ANNA, g., IL. e., s g., LIZ FRANC
VINO VI" appear 'o' IL Iuc Ga T DI LaaMgRMooa
Miss ISABEL MoCULLOCK
rtfDs5 %EFsaf Y: y , s. O'Clock
! MISS CLARA Lo ST4SF kf I1la GA'''N~
Mme GAzz1YiGA, Sig PErRmM,
- AID BKIGS0Lm
MONDAY EVENING, Mayao.
P6IIUTo: @.....
extra seats can be secured Academy Sesnner 7Oi ala. M
THCRsDAY MAY ro-BR0oKLyS ACADEMY
XVALLACKr.
EVERY EygSXG' IyD sATURDAY' MATINEE
MILITARY ibR,SsHH ~ ACTS.
by Capt Leicester Vernon,
THE LANCERS.
40" SEw UNIFORMS AID cosruMgs,
EMBRACING TIIB PRINCIPAL MEMBERS OF rhR COMPANY
THE GOLDEN suS-vIEwS or DISTANT COUNTRY SKAa
BOOT AND SADDLE
SALON IN NINE Du9ERNArs HOUSE,.
IHE QUARREL AND ITS GESULr
THE coIoNErs 81 QUARTERS.
MONDAY, MAY 2orr,i tine SIS ou Douga. JerroIS. play,
THE Rest DAY
HB JEALOUSl
TURsDAY-TIIE LASCERS.
WEDN ESDAG-Firsi time this season,
AMERICANS ~ PARIS.
'"''' TRYING IT os.
ROOTH' TIIEATER,
~ Twent thrl-st, between Fhh iui Srbsves-
FIFTH WEEK.
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
Mr.. JOHN = CLARKE
will appear
YOUNG GOnLING,"
in the comedy 10 three by j. d. stockton and the late "hsn
B0dgl. entitled,
FOX GOOSE"
Performed N huul.ed nights in Lonionl
And will asO appear
IN drama, n w b. Frederick Hay, called
Which will be performed for the first time stage 10th pAs
SATURDAY, May q, AZ u o.eocs,.
LAST MATINEE or TIE SEASON,
Err. CLARKE
A YOUNG GOSLISG, ami TOM TACKLE
In active preparation A ROMANTIC DRAMA.
Seat, secured SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE at the Boz Ire
Theater Branch Ticket Oce the Music Store Of e. H.
D,son Co.. I'll Broadway -
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
W Corner Of TreatytLiri..t and EiEh,h-avc
ONE HUEDREDTH NIGHT
Of the Spectacular Romance, the
II TEMPTATIONS,
FINEST BALLET FINEST COSTUMES.
FINEST ARTISTS, FINEST MUSIC.
FINEST MECHANICAL APPLIANCE, - - .or,oy -.
FINEST DRAMATIC TEMPLE
IN THE WORLD
EVERY NIGHT AND uRDAY MATINEE ,,,
the Box OMce elo At Scbn1eTt
7Ol Broadway sad Erie Railway ticket onee, corner Iwenr~
AMI Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
6orses ano Garriaaes.
A BREWSTER & Co. OF BROOME-ST
X WARRRnOMQ
,IFTUAvR.. CoPSRP or FOURTEENTH ST.

4 BREWSTER e. Co. OF BROOME-ST.
IA WARBRO0MS,
PIFTTI-AvR., CORNER or FOURTEENTH ST.
Elegant yICT0RAs and CABR0LEfS nnew andbesful designs
DOG CARTS. poo CART PHAETONs, NEWPORT PAGEALs,
NEW MARKET, ard other TANDEM CARTS
LAEDAUS and BAROUCHBS ON four SIX and eight sprng supeD
finished
PARK and ROAD PHAETOSs in new and original design,
CLARENCES, DENICLAbENCES, LANDAULBIS, and curtain
QUARTER COACHES.
The BREWSTER WAGON" the STANDARD for style and quality
and without tops In all weights for Speeding and peasnr
eqnad NeylOs
either In its extent the general eIcence Of the work. being wholly
free from shovom vehicles and exclusively the production Of we'll
known Bnoome st. Factory
The public win please Gear what
with aicntstock recently Organized rndr similar
to our own and whose eauges have @ been offered Pnhe auction
BREWSTER Co.
CHILDREN's CARRIAGES and REFRIGER-
THOMAS BROWN ManuflcureT 30 Greenwich ST. Wrn-s
AT FACTORY PRICES.
IA UNTIL THE COMPLETION or ORR NEW wARBROoMs,
ADJOINING OUR FACTORY IN TWBNTY.FFTHST. Qua AS
SORrMENT OF
ELEGANT CARRIAGES
WILL De OFFERED AT
800 BROADWAY,
OURS Is THE
"OLD HOUSE OF BREWSTER"
j. B. BREWSTER Co.
At AUCTION-On Friday, May 20, at stables
"A i) West seyenteenh 81 oclocs all the property OF gentle
Blankets &C. Fof full particulars " Herald catalogue
AT VIM. III. GRAY's EMPIRE CITY CAR
"A RAGE REPOSITORY 90 o. a. and % wOosert you will find
the finest Of Coaches Carnes B Park ard Extension
Pony Top and Open Pheons Rumble do Express Wagons all kinds
Also ten secondani Top and Road Wagons by poone
Brewster stvers Debons and other city makes one ooahnd
Clarence By Lawrence; Harnesses Of all descriptions from $40 up
Blankets Sheets Nets, Whips &c, at low prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
finnnrlal.
ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY COMP my, I
kNNIrAT INTEpEST dino limo I

ONO AR r. Ml.'ssF g Rs y CoNE,y ~
. 1900 OFFICE 90 W4LL-.r kET- YORK.; May TO- l6'O)
TsVlE SENlI-ANNUAL INTEREST, due June I,
"a o. ne Preferred stool Of IL ONO and MISSISSIPPI RAIL
II Co1S VII be al On al H,sT 95s asie a. t o oil ae
s Sor win be closed on MAY a. at O'Clock n and reopen
5' at 10 O L. By O' q Es' Gy s5S t9sSSs Com
CRY CoUSTT SAY FRAvCIsco April 10 1870
GAN FRANCISCO SCHOOL BONDS, ISSUE of
CRY srd Comfy Treasurer San Francisco until WEDNESDAY June
@ HOS~ o. he City aat c9aay Of San Francisco TIE s,me being
BE legislature Of Tie state Of California entitled An Act 70 Provide
or 2 s1loo Desne9 81 San EIaaceo aRRoTed ieeT1
ec payable twenty years from The first day Of June 1870 with
n ne 5 day Of june 1870 both principal aud interest payable
s ne rate per cent ct which they win purchase said
Lab I'd must accompanied By Ten per of the amount bid for
INC CoaopeI the istO rec. any and all bids the
io PF'P STf6 o k fs9e2 Pend. s3l97o
c%ET q , Sl.IF'5 4 t,IEG 10 9y ;rP9S5sio,o
yT7HE SAN ANTONIO AND MEXICAN GULF
~ GA4 " 5Ss sr H d ts 4s MlS d a @ @
az m @ WI6yE5bAY le s5h da Of Tsy iaI6 ali The hight
M "a SiS hSfoSio AYD MExiSAS GULF RAILROAD
N 10 laysca o. E;oous Texas , , -, ,,,,- ,
a ura-sbcs the railroad materials and supplies pertaining
a l together With tie rolling stock machinery and other equip
p sHes OF track CDors or less
Bississ car
Eas.re AMI tender
Iaaine-house at Lavae.,
Depot huiliiug Gt NconS
F ls; ;so' ls ct y ct ]s1at in v,tot.
81 sabeSus lat Of railroad Material boxing straps &c
I'D of S U' beng odd pieces &C. in shops al Victoria
Pair. trucks lying loose along Tie ROAD between La'Aca all We
P.s 5ry.lg.vhoelS at Victoria,
t1+t11--n' Il yicto,;a
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-08
4 MEXICAN tSUTEA.,
NTEitNA'EEB.Ag txHrEln
MILLER FARN,, PA.

JOHN L. ROWE, pron,-
Gnnd RECOMMENDATIONS FIR t-araleGt c,,s.cu,ers- -
i''F hoh,1 1.r i'0ari with roGris oH reasonable
tn.'r'' ne hrnni.1"ior y III eIacc 40 paih- 20 mp,e
lis iioilsc attractive 20 eucsis irrc2.t.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-08
e 3. ss&s'sElg!.

u wv uIl'r. ,..ue0 hnyinr rc'5d and ononoi the
I q. ''o"l ON tHo European ulnn. j. pTepa :
=! to .rr'i-. .r,s'> vi h meal. at H,i hours. An
3 rHc 'cHci ui 'an snr -ln constantly o :. hand
o. iyat pn .ie' ~ p.,d H. short notice.
FRESH OYSTERS
OYSTERS ~ TIE CTA~W
GALLON OR THOUSAND
r. sUt }'o''ls or Private Fam.lcs
T'r,'r- ca'eHA io. rgs. tGYur., ] ar'e hy str'c.
G'r ! % 60 hos. .nuss 10 Werr the ia rCnac: or the
~ MH -'0rm,ly,, G w. o.IJFF.
Pctl..euIn r,ritrc, Pa, Oct T:e
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-24

fresh beef Let us add that beside
potatoes, there are still fresh vegetables, such
as cabbage, celery, ETC., and that the store
Keepers have still large quantity of pre- served
vegetables. As to bread, which is now made
from wheat ground at Paris, il is not so
white, but is as good as formerly. Chocolate
and sw eetmeats are no longer scarce.
In consequence of the reuulstion re-
garding milch cows, the Minister of Agriculture
has seized l120 because they were either not
reported or were reported lrregularly, or be-
cause their owners had not enough fodder for
them. The owners have been paid the value of
these cows as meat, although they had no claim
to compensaton. There are now 42l7 milch
cows in Paris; sowe need not fear that milk will
be scarce
Intellectual FOOD. d.-This was th @ subject of a
remarkable discourse recently made bv NJ
Legouve. He advised the Parisians to attend
TO mental needs as carefully as to corporeal;
which ought to be popular counsel, seeing
that II corresponds with the general wish of
the masses. ltis, indeed, curious and interest
ing TO observe the passionate demand for
knowledge. The lecture halls and schools are
constantly crowded; public discussions are being
arranged; and the theatres, which are now more
places of artistic and literary entertainment
than OF goigeous display, are filed with audi
ences anxious for more intellectu al food than is
found in our military reports or the lucubra-
tions of NJ de Bismarck.
The Situation. moment for the supreme
effort has come. The Government has iust an
nounced IL TO the populace and the army, while
q portion of the enemy's army has moved
against the army of the Loire, we shall attempt
10 break the circle within which
we have been confined for nearly
two months and a half. 1t is natural to feel
impatient in the crisis through which we are
passing, but it is against impatience especially
that we ought 10 guard. Let every man show
his patriotism; the soldier. in courageously
obeying the orders of his chiefs; the citizen. in
giving the Government a sincere aud disinter-
ested support. Discipline in the camps, con-
fdence in the city; such ought to be to-day the
motto of all FreHehmen.
departure of Balloon n-Mdils:-Thursday eve-
ming, November "a, the Vile dOrleans with
dispatches aud pigeons; Monday evening, 2sth,
the jacquard, with dispatches only.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-24
THE WAR PATH.

IndInn Raids in Texas s-1CerrIbIe Outraaes by
savaRes 0n the settlers.
The San Antonio Express naTrates the particu-
lars OF new Indian foray on the Western from
tier settlements
About the 18th of December party of Indians
numbering about forty, and dressed in Mexican
costume, made their appearance at Speer's
Rancho, at the Eagle Pass crossing Turkey
Creek, in broad daylight Old man s peers came
near losing his life, he not identifying them rs
Indians until they were close upon him. He
managed to escape to shelter, and the Indian
cOntented themselves with taking all the horse
they could find.
Leaving Speers' house, they attacked Mexi-
can train encamped near by, Killed one Mexican.
and carried off as captive young boy. They
then proceeded southerly, visited Finley's
Rancho on the Chapperoso, stealing but no.
killing from whence they passed to the Pen
dencia settlement, in the broad daylight of the
next day. They surrounded the houses and
drove the people indoors, and took every horse
they could lay hands on. Here also boy was
taken by them and carried off.
Their next visit was to the Carisa, and 1t was
here that David Adams was killed in sight of
his house. party of six Americans and two
MeXicans gave fight to the Indians near this
place, but the odds of forty to eight were too
heavy, and they were forced to retire. Both
MeXicans were killed. Soon after DR.. Wood
bridge, of the frontier forces, with party of
q dozen rangers. came up with the Indians and
gave battle TIE fight RACED at intervals all
day. This gallant little band managed to kill
eight of the red devils, while they lost one man
kuled and two wounded. At last accounts the
Indians we're pressed hard their horses were in
an exhausted state, and the whole country in
state Of excitement that brought out every man
armed to the teeth. Scouts were out from all
the neighboring forts, and the rangers were
Fastening to head the fiepds off.
Twenty-Five of the Indians passed up between
the Blanco ard Frio. Meeting two rangers en-
route to Fort Inge, they waylaid aud killed them
both. The country is Mortified. This alarm
has spread in every direction. Fathers and
brothers look into the blanched faces of each
other, and silently wonder how much longer
the strong arm of a Government is to allow its
people to be ruthlessly massacred. How will
our Congressman act in the emergency? We
demand that he lay before the assembled Repre-
senatives of every State the picture of desola-
tion and fear that haunts and infests our bor-
der. Human patience exhausted itself with
this last bloody foray of thC Sc fends incarnate.