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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
Eotels.
Hlarble ano Slate Mantels.
Proposals.
PosrOYV AND .. 3. CoURr.HoUSE. NEwYoR CITY
OVYIcE OF SUPERINTENDENT, October q 1871. )
LROUGHT AND CAST-IRON WORK.


OHTIcE oT SUPERINTENDENT, October ~ l8il
WROUGHT AND CAST-lR0N WORK.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received the 0ce Of the So
until ~ November o. 1911 for furnishing delivering
hrng putting place the WROUGHT and CASTRON WORK
exhibited specifications and schedules 10 this Once
rolled iron beams channel irons angle and Tons rds
boerrou plates angle and fish ptes bolts nTe &c. and csron
columns plSsters, cOrnices, brackets bed plates &c
Tho Of the columns pssters roeiron beams &c 70 third
story be furnished delivered fitted and in place rapidly
required the superintendent the u the work the whole TO
be completed and put In place by july 4, 1872.
putting the work place without charge hut will be required
the time the employed working them who will be furnished By
the Depar when required.
All Scadolding to be furnished By the contractors.
Proposah viii he made piece neal By weight for the
various channel irons caSngI &C., provided for in the chd
ulea
be subdvdd among different bidders but will b
considered In the aggregate.
Payments monthly deucng per until the 6nI
completion OF the contract
An bids be accompanied BY penal bond in the Of sy
dollars that bidder will accept and perform the Il
awarded him. the seny OF the security to be certified by the United
Judge Clerk Of the United States Court DsAttoTney Of
the district where be resides.
The Department the night to reject all bids be
deemed for the interest Of the Government 70 do and bid that
made the printed form be obtained this once and does
conform the requirements Of this Advertisement viii
DO oopdded neither will proposals. be received from parties
who themselves engaged the manufacture Of wrought
iron work. and who have the facilities for getting out The
work.
Proposals Endorsed Bid, Iron WORK. and Addressd
CALVIN 7. HULBURD Superintendent
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS
wRDNRSDAY. Der. Is,

WBDHBSDAr. Der. IS
Msh for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool steam,hp
Colorado close at u Supplementary Mail Pier No. S N H.
10 closed at l;t5 ..
IAN tsr deposited In Supplementary Mails must Be prepaid With
double postage -
THURSDAY. OCT B.
Malls Europe Via Queenstown and Liverpool steamship City Of
AntN rrp elose Al l0 Supplementary Mall risI No Is
N. H.. IL closed at l:S0 .. IN.
deposited Supplementary Mails must bs prepaid With
do be postage
Havana West Indies pe steamship Missouri eOss
FRIDAY. ocr. n.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER Is. ISL

-. ,d.y g. t.rnsa
90. .akarpe agt Lsnben-
80. .Coefroff aEL Claain.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRfAL TEL
ets. .Hslpen sgt vandsFlip.
665. Taylor skt Perrin.
900. smith sgt Frost
III. Van Houisn agt. Novelty Iron
Workk
tIB5. Carroll agt O'Bhsn.
go. Ramsey AIT Blake
$50. Airing sgt OBrieu.
CO.. Levi ,gt Bhdgswater Paint
Works.
PART II-PRgRDNAH
soO. Coleman sgt Livingston.
Iani .Kobbe agt. Genling.
I3Ii. Kelly al. HugheS.
l2I6. Lockwood Agt sharp.
1880. .Rehneider agt KnoI.
lI60. .Rsstmond sgt Smith.
I714. .Hosen sst Kolle.
Ia. .fltman agt Read.
ll5. venAb,e sgt. Bradshaw.
1l4O. .Roeminelt sgt WOLF
ITO. Queen agt Seoond ave. n. R.
Co.
MARIN. CouRT-TRIAL TEnA-PA
6I5S. Burnett agt Carlton.
-. .Riben agt Meier.
-. Bennett at. Carlton.
.COdhng agt. DepnlsOn.
60a0. .Simm agt CLARK.
6739. Ryan agt Coates.
67H. .Pnessel sgt. Middleton.
GIT. Mason sgt Murphy.
6g8O. .sedguief agt. lauis.
698l. Barr agt Leuthy.
PART H.
GAS. .Gerseh sgt. Duddeunrk.
6318. schroeder act. Mac.
toss. .BldmnsI sg'. Bandman.
1913. .Hsllen sgt. Jolly.
G456. Malone sgt. Lush.
6j27. Van 0rden act. Dcegau.
6809. .GelttJn agt Copcutt.
61la. Herman ngt Walters.
100. .Steans agt. Owens
6926. .Marsehs sgt. Auker.
SOL. .Llera sgt House.
PART III
TOO. Newton spt. Vaudeville.
7722. .Curren agt. Paw.
77S6. Baxter agt Sehlrier.
TAI. harrington AFT. Winters.
T748. Sever agt Bscktel.
$40. .CaVert agt Lawrence.
$685.. Davidson agt Wilcox
6g86. .Keys agt The q. p. and Mr..
r. r. Co.
COURT OF GENERAL SKsHoNs-Be
la
l..JAeob RosenIVeig, nan.
slaughter
2..William kesting. robbery.
J.. Edward Burns, robbery.
Peter Murray, grand larceny.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUKr I
Opens at
n. Durham aSL l,265 Vithfed I
pipes.
1876. Chase sgt The bark Alice
Taintor.
40. Luce OF al. agt. The ship City
Of Baltimore.
l74. N. Y. Harbor Protection Co. !
sgt. The schooner Clara.
20l. .Corsen Az. the steamboat
Wyoming.
l99. .Sherman Agt. Mott ct al.
o.. .BensrT agt the lslip Prince
Albert
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I 40. .schuster All. Gsmanla Fire
> Ins. Co.
IA. Schwartz sgt. Mailer.
L-0pens at III 4. n
lIlS9, Davis AT Smith:
5sl. .Cushnsn sgt 0'BHen.
1901. .Duvall .Et st. james bu'n'
ersn Church.
TAO. Johnson at. Oppehheim-
B4I, .Pillette sgt. Herman.
I22l. .Reinecke syt. PlsoEe'
, J.-Opens 81 1 q. N.
ilI48. Blackburn at. Horton.
88p. Mitchell agt. West .,
biz. Clancy sgt. G. p. N. snn Is
r. X. X. Co.
ll2o. Hamilton sgt Third'ASs' H.
4. Co.
iI8. MURRAY at. Mcbride.
80. .sturges lgt Murray.
ees. Burton sgt. Tracy.
$40. .Larned agL Meal.
MT T.-uaoss. "opens At 10 :. n.
G182. .Auenbeim"r sgt. llarpeI.
69gJ. .Baer agt. YsndHrWllbecke.
6935. Pratt agt. Graflon.
693a. Ron agt Saur.
$50. .Cnwford agt WilliamL
$500. SHAW agt. Northrop.
699l Dickinson art. Diebl.
1893. .Wilbenhausen agt Mace.
699i. Abraham Agt. BOurut0n.
6995. Barr sgt Sheppard
Curtis. J.
6a36. .Waldtein agt. Hoffman.
69f2. Grady tgt. Pair.
6ai1. Wallace igt Chandler
$751;. Ware at Cone.
$3.50. Frank sgt. Blnnt.
6969. .Capello agt Bentel
6g12. .Rtern sgt. Hnsshanm.
6E9. Taylor agt. FAirehlld.
69ii. .Hiljerhrim sgt. Phlpps.
GG6. Fisher agt. The ii. 5. ii. N.
Co.
-ALHYR. J.
1924 .Smi'h Art. McC.hill.
69a6. Valentine sgt. Cole.
6957. Letter sgt. Dodge.
1898. Solomon agt. Hamburger.
6999. Thurman art. Andrews.
700l. Rose nheimer AIT. Friedman.
7O02. Liahthill agt. Brennan.
fore Recorder HicKErT.-0pens at
. IN.
5..PelIr Murphy. larceny from
the person.
g.. Robert Morris, larceny from
the person.
7..Anthony Schlessinger, feloui'
Gus assault and battery.
n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L.
II A. m.
al. The Boston. Newport and n.
Y. Trans Co. aet. the pro-
peller Ooeanus.
2l3. Benedict agt the steam ting
Eiagara.
226. .Rupp sgt Edge ct al
go. .Dusenbury sgt the steam tug
Hunter.
l52. .ETans sgt. WilkesbarTe barge
No. 1923.
40. Brown ct al. agt the brig
Annie Lindsay.
III. Cunningham ACT. tho sloop
Tennessee
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THE FIGHT WITH THE RING.

TIE CITIZENS INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
CLOSE OF ITS LABoRs-A PUBLIC MEETING OF
THE JOINT COMMITTEE TO BE HELD.
The Citizens Joint Investigating Committee,
William A. Booth Chairman held private consultation
yesterday afternoon, in the Directors Of the
American Exchange Bank, No. 1913 Broadway and made
final disposition Of the reports Of the SubCommttees
The labOrs of the Committee have been virtually closed
for the present. and Alderman Dmond, Chairman of the
Joint Investigating Committee Of Aldermen Supervisors
and Citizens, has been asked to call public meeting Of
the Committee at early day. This meeting will prOba
bly, be held In the supervisors room at the new Court
House, tomorrow afternoon, at which time the voumin
reports of the Citizens Committee will be submitted
A HINT TO THE JOINT INVESTIGATING COMMIT
INCORPORATION DOCUMENTS nos. AND 9.
The Common Council has been in the habit,
for many years. OF printing every Spring the changes
annually made by the legislators at Albany in laws re.
lating to the City and County OF New-York This was
done osensiby for the information Of the officers Of the
corporation, and the humber Of copies was con-
seQuently limited before the passage Of the
new charter 1t did not exceed 500. Since the pas
sage of that act however the number extended by
resolution Of the Common Council to ten times the usual
edition. But this amount found insufficient to
satisfy the adermanc craving for legal literature, and
the 4h Of June, 1870 the Board Of Aldermen passed
the following resolution:
Red That the Clerk Of this Board be directed to have the law.
affecting interests in the City Of passed by The Ln9r Of
the 1870 printed document OF tins
Board and thai SOU ertrG ooptes thereof be DTtHtd.
In accordance with these resolutions 10000 copies Of
those laws were printed paid for at least, by the New
York Printing Company for the use Of the Board Of
Aldermen as Document No 9. And the 2Tth Of May,
1870 the Board Of Assistant Aldermen passed the follow
ing resolution
RESOLVED the Ce Of this Board be directed to have the law,
affecting the City Of passed by the Legislature Of
1910, printed document Of this BOArd.
It was printed document No g. and as 5000 copies
the regular number printed or ordered to be printed
when the resolution did not state the amount 1t will be
that less than 1900 copies Of this document
ordered to be printed and doubtless paid for although
$50 would have been supeThuity. Perhaps Mr.. Booths
Committee tell the amount received by the New
York Printing Company for the services claimed to have
been performed by them 1t would also be interesting
to know how many copies actually printed. BY
this arrangement this fortunate Company was In posi-
ton 10 charge only for copies Of this work. but
also TO charge for it they had printed two separate
works.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

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FURS,

LADIES' AND CHILDRETs. VIZ: SABLE. gRHNB, MIX
BLACK MARTIN CHISCHILLA, SEAL, AND MANY SPECIAL
NOVELTIES WHICH CAN ONLY BIZ FOUND AT THEIR re-.
TADLISHMByT,
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regular and eight auxiliary professors Speaking
Of the College 1t saws:
The following embrace its distinguished Faculty:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20

Memphis. His denupciation Of Grant
and nepotism, and his course as Radi-
cal departurist, have made him popular
with the masses Of the people North,
and not Objectionable to the people
South; but with all this, Schurz is a
Radical, dyed in the wool. He would
attract large audience in this city to
the lecture-room.o a4s
Every Saturday of last week had a
large sale in this city, owing 70 sketches
Of Memphis and Memphis people, which
we're said to be contained therein. From
the Memphis sketches we can judge of
the correctness Of those of other points.
So far as the Bluff City is concerned,
the sketches are carricatures, and the
text in explanation but little better; yet
the paper has a large sale at the news
stands of Locke, Mansford and EN-
mons & Son.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20
The shelby county Fair.

On Monday, the 10th of next month,
the third annual fair of the Memphis
Agricultural and Mechanical Society
will be commenced at the grounds of the
society. Efforts are making-and that
successfully--to make the ensuing fair
q magnificent success in every essential
particular One great attraction at the
next fair will be the Cash Premiums
to be distributed on Tuesday, October IL,
to those assembled on the grounds or hold
ers of special tickets at two dollars each.
The tickets are numbered and stamped
and are good for that day. The tickets
will entitle the holder to admission to
the grounds and a participation in the
chances of the prizes amounting to 4Sl,
and representing 100000 There is
one premium of $1,000, FIVE premiums of
$500 each, FIVE of $3.50 each, ten of 800
each, twenty of $50 each, forty of S25
each, fifty of $40 each, and three hum
dred and fifty of S. each. The tickets
are being sold rapidly by the general
agent of the Society for the sale of tick
cts, Mr.. W. H. Bates, to whom applica-
tons for tickets can be made by letter or
in person, at the Memphis and Charles
ton railway depot, or Of the different
sub-agents in the city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20
SHOOTING AFFRAY AT SHAWNEE
nase "a VILLAGE.
DIR. r. q. McGayock and MIR. Barry
ThadfOrd Dangerously shot.

DR.. #. q. McGavock and MIR. Barry
ThadfOrd Dangerously shot.
Some parties who came down the river
last evening reported q desperate and
probably fatal rencontre between DIR. f.
G.. McGavock and Mr.. Barry Thadford,
planters residing at Shawnee Village,
some fifty miles up the river. The gen.
tlemen reside on adjoining plantations,
and had misunderstanding as to the
ownership of few hogs. On Saturday
the parties met and renewed the contro-
versy near the residence of DIR. McGav-
ock. High words brought forth pistols,
and both parties commenced firing.
Mr.. Thadford was dangerously shot
through the left breast, and DR.. Nc
Gavock was shot in the face, the ball
entering the head. Both parties re-
ceived other wounds, of a slight nature,
however. The friends and medical at
tendants of the gentlemen do not believe
that either OF them will recover from
their wounds.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0PyIcK, [
MEMPHIS. Tenn. September 20. 1871.
Money.

PUBLIC LEDGER 0PyIcK,
MEMPHIS. TENN. September 20. l67l.J
Money.
Nothing has transpired in local financial
matters since our last report that demands
extended notice. and the situation is much
the same as heretofore reported. The wants
of the mercantile and business community are
being promptly met by the banks, and money,
though not quite so abundant. is still amply
sufficient to enable the banks to pursue lib
eral policy toward borrowers. and are supply
ing the demands Of customers at 10 to IL per
cent.
Exchange is making more freely as the re-
ceipts of cotton increase, and the supply is
nearly if not quite equal to the demand. Cot
ton bills are taken at par, and New York sight
checks are supplied at nc premium. We
learned of several accommodation transac-
lions between banks at 75c to 81 premium per
$1,000.
The movement in coin is light. One dealer
took $1,000 gold to-day at 1881, and the same
price was bid on a larger lot.
Local securities are without change. The
demand for railroad securities is active, but
few are to be found by those buyers who have
orders to fill. Bank of Tennessee money is
bought at Size and sold at S61ze. City bonds
arc steady and unchanged. State securities
are without change. Arkansas levee bonds
are not offered, nor is there any particular de-
mand for them; one dealer to-day offers SAC
for $4,000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20
Trade.

Business to-day is active in all branches.
and especially in groceries and produce. the
receipts of the latter having been augmented
some b. the arrival of two steamers from
above. and commission" men were to be
seen upon the street in larger numbers than
for several weeks, which is another indication
of the increasing activity in business. Pro-
visions are frmer and meats still higher.
Bacon is excited to-day, and although sales
Of clear sides we're made last night at SIC
dealers are very firm to-day at &c to the city
trade. Clear rib is firm at s12c and shoulders
re. Breakfast bocon, canvased. IL to l214c,
with sales at the latter price. Lard is mac
tive at previous quotations, l0l4 to 1019c and
ll14 to 111Sc for tierce and key, and an album
dant supply. Sugar-oured hams are scarce at
l6 to lie. Bagging is more steady. with sales
Of 100 pieces. and "a h Kentucky, at 1871 to
l914c. Butter is more active and prices tend
ing upward; sales are 5 tubs good at 2214c, 10
tubs prime at pc, and strictly choice held at
25e. Corn meal is firm at yesterdays quota
tions, So 3; sales were made, however, late
yesterday at So 20, lat holders to-day are
frmer in consequence Of an advance in
freights from st. Louis. Corn is scarce and
500 sacks, in lots. would sell readily at7Oc.
Oats are dull with large stock; SOC is asked
from first hands in jobbing lots but 49c is about
the price buyers are offering. Bran is steady
at sl7 so. Hay is dull and unchanged. The
market is overstoeked with eggs and dealers
are offering freely at 26e-in fact we learned
of one sale at &c. Cheese is frmer. scarce,
and a shade higher; sales Of small lots
factory and chedder were at ia to lsc. Pota-
toes are firm, with sales Of 25 barrels russets
to-day at s. IS and 100 do. yesterday at So 60.
Fish is firm and higher. We quote No. l
maekerel SIS to 16 per barrel; half barrel, s.
to so; kits, 81 60 to 70. No. 2, large, per
barrel. sl2; half barrel. 81; kits, 81 40 to so.
No. 8, large. $40 to IL per barrel; half barrel.
So to so; kits. 81 % to 81 Is family. 81 10 to
l Is, all new. White 6sh. new, per half bar
rel. S so kits. 81 20. Smoked herring. SOC.
Goldfish. 81 to he. Onions are dull at s..
Cabbage, sales 10 crates at Sc tos. Poultry is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20
quiet at quotations below. Apples are un-

quiet at quotations below. Apples are un.
changed titii
-. e.,,.
FROM stoIe on oruers Prices are as follows
BAGoINa : Is quiet at lS@l9l1c for hemp,
jute and fax IA to "a lbs; baling Irvine, 16@
lIe second; hand gunnies and burlaps., l4@l6c.
BAcoN-Eirm and higher; clear sides, o to
20; clear RIB, SIC; shoulders, &c; sugar cured
hams, 17@l712c. as to brand; breakfast bacon.
llglZ74c,. plain and canvased.
BRAs-Firm at 81 00@1 10 D 100 in store.
byTTER-Good Western. l5YlSc; inferior.
duii and nominal; prime, 20922c; strictly
ch0ice. zoc.
SABBA9k-Quiet at % COOS 90.
OAfDLks-tight weight star. IL to l3c; full
weight, Iiyloc.
, common, S@llc; chedder quiet at
lac.
goFgERT7Firm ati794@2l1zc for Rio and 2s1&
95Vc LOT Java.
EoRN MEAL-firm az W 40 from store.
SokN--Flrm az Ilg.2c for shelled on orders.
EoGs-,Are duIl az 1olgzle Tor choice fresh.
HAY-Easy az VI So9l ~ per 100 on orders. as
70 quality,
a, fLouR-flrmi inferior. "a % 10 70; super,
SogOyI 10; choice and fancy, 81 COOS %.
=, hAkDWARkLAxe per dozen, SlO % 70 IA;
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20
FIRE ON RALEIGH ROAD.
The Residence of Rev. DIR. Knott
Destroyed by Fire.

The Residence of Rev. DIR. Knott
Destroyed by Fire.
The elegant frame residence of Rev.
DR.. j. W. Knott, situated on the Raleigh
road, was totally destroyed by fire last
night between twelve and one o'clock.
The occupants Of the building at the
time of the fire were Rev. DR.. Knott
and wife, Mr.. Charles Knott and a ne
gro man named David Harris. The fire
originated from unknown causes in the
roof of the building, and in few min
utes the building was enveloped in
flames, the occupants barely escaping
from the burning building with their
lives. DR.. Knott saved but little of the
furniture, but succeeded in saving his
most valuable papers; but in doing SO
had his hands and one foot badly burned.
The fire is supposed to be the work of
an incendiary, as no fire had been kin
died in the house for several days. We
have been informed that DR.. Knott had
his house fully insured, at least sufficient
to cover large portion of the loss.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20

Sales yesterday we're nearly 200 bales. the
market closing irregular and lower. To-day
the New York market is more steady, but buy
ers have no confidence as to prices being
maintained. and sellers are not willing to
make concessions. The Liverpool market is a
shade lower and dull. Sales up to noon were
Is bales. mostly pickup lots. at IA to 141zc for
ordinary. 16 to 1870 for good ordinary. lSl4c
for low middling, 1871 to Ice for middling. and
l914c for strict middling; sellers views gene
rally being from e to &c above those prices.
Receipts to-day are 3l4 bales, shipments 2S6,
and stock 1867. Total receipts and shipments
to date are respectively 1878 and 30S7. During
the same time last year they were 1887 and
4492. when the stock on hand was 2l75; mid
ding then was 1714c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20

Have you been to the Crystal Palace
this week2 Madame Vincent has re-
turned to business, and the palace is
more palatial than ever, under her con-
troll. The oyster season has opened and
everybody knows that she keeps the
freshest and the best. The wines and
liquors kept at this splendid place are
the very best that can be bought. Go
and test her oysters, wines and liquors.
The madame is prepared for the fall and
winter campaign.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20

Local correspondents of the Memphis
press are just now pitching into legal
matters, such as law, Justice, equity and
courts. 1t is not generally known that
our jury law is as strict as that of Mis-
sissippi or any other State--so strict, in
deed, and so closely crowding the con-
stitutional privileges Of person to "a
fair and impartial trial, that our judges
are afraid to enforce the jury law up
to the strict construction, with reference
to selecting jurors who had formed and
expressed an opinion, because they be-
lieye the Supreme Court would grant
new trials in all such cases and de-
clare the new jury law unconstitutional
in that particular. A man who has
formed and expressed an opinion as to the
guilt or innocence of a person on hear
say testimony of a person presuming to
know the facts, or upon a newspaper
report OF the crime or preliminary in
vesiigaliou, does not need to 90 into a
jury.box to render a verdict, and cannot
give the accused "a fair and impartial
trial The oath to be governed by the
law and the facts is all right, but the
Jurors mind is not tabula rasd, upon
which anything can be stamped at will
The impressions and convictions created
by hearsay testimony and newspaper ac-
counts cannot be successfully eradicated
from an intelligent mind Nearly all
juries are selected under the provisions
Of the old law, and not the new, whichis
feared TO be unconstitutional.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20
Alaska diamonds.

Davis celebrated Alaska diamonds
will be exhibited on Thursday next, Sep
TENDER 2lst, at No. 3l7 Main street (E.
A. Benson's music store). The Alaska
diamonds are beautiful and brilliant, and
are mounted on solid geld in the latest
styles. Go to Benson's on next Thurs
day and admire this beautiful jewelry.
1t must be seen to be appreciated.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20
New york Uotton Narket.


q LIVERPOOL. September 20. II a.m.-Cotton is
dull and weak. Sales. 10. OOObales. Middling
uplands, barely 919d; Orleans. barely 994d.
p.m.-Cotton Is heavy. Sales. IL, 900 bales,
of which 1000 were for export and speculation.
Uplands g7s to 91Sd; Orleans 9sS to sd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20

Victor d. Fuchs, Al Jefferson street,
is receiving them daily by express. Call
on him for your supplies. 20
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20
NEW YonK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YoRK. September 20. 10 rs a.m.-Gov-
ernments are dull. with slight decline
through the list. Sterling exchange is steady
at l0S3s. Gold is loaning at e of / per cent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20

Pasture Farm.-One hundred and
forty acres clover and grass "a Mon.
RedfOrd's farm. Pine water, secure
stables, fences, etc. See Brackets
q Co. lsSt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20

HATs cleaned, dyed and trimmed
equal to new by NJ. Cohen, practical
halter, 1884 Main street. New hats for
sale cheaper than anywhere. l5t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20
Trottfns Race on Friday Next.

There viii be a trot over the Memphis
Trotting Park Course on next Friday,
September I'D, for citizens purse of
$500; half the gate money to the second
horse. There are three entries: Cowen
enters Hurlbett's bay horse, Payne en-
ters Roberts gray mare, and Rogers
enters bay horse Major.
a pacing match against time for City
dollars a side viii follow the trot. Fine
sport anticipated. Is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-20
Gla-r1rrrre a sl5 Second q.

Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar-
a Allen. 40 n. Court. lost