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SEWING MACHINES,
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IMPROVED FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.


$12 so clear profit per day. s75 90 per week. $500
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tainty Sews anything needle will go through,
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lDATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable, in
remedies the effects of bad dyes; invigoratos and
leaves the Hair soft and beautiful, back or brown"
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. 10, Bond
street. New York. decs-ly
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND
IA A CONSUMPTIvE CURED
Where death was hourly expected from CONSUME
TlON and ASTHMA, all remedies having failed ac-
cident led to discovery whereby Dr. H. James cured
his only child. He now gives the recipe free on ro
ceipt of two stamps to pay expenses Address GRAD.
DOCK Il co, 1902 Race street, Philadelphia, Pa
giving name Of paper NH IA -4w
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'TVHE MAGIC COMB
Will change any colored hair or beard to per-
manent black or brown. 1t contains no poison
One comb sent by mail for 81. Dealers supplied at
reduced rates. Address WIN. PATTON, Treas.
Springfield, Mass. NH 14-4w-l
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band or wife with name and date of marriage. Ad-
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ThEAFNEss, CATARRH, SCRoFULA-A lady
IL who had suffered for years from Deafness Ca
tarrh and Scrofula, was cured by simple remedy.
Her sympathy and gratitude prompts her to send the
receipts free of charge to any similarly afflicted
Address MRS. M. @. LEGGET,
NH 14-4w Jerfey City, N. J.
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- We continue to send a
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Write for a catalogue. Sent free. AGENTS Wanted
Address D. NJ. EVANS & CO.. T2l Market street,
Philadelphia, Pc. NH l4-4w
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KosIkOO

Endorsed and recommended by the President of the
Faculty of the u. Medical College Of the
City of New York.
pRoYEssoR R. 8. NEWTON, M. D.,
Professor and President Of the Faculty, late "Pro
lessor Theory and Practice" Of Medicine,
Cincinnati, DO.
One of the most eminent men of his age-well
known the author of the following standard medi
cal works: MENTIONS "PRACTICE OF MEDI-
CINE" "DISEASES OF CHILDREN" "NEWT0N'S
sYMES SURGERY" &c., in December number o.
"American Medical Review-page 277, says:
"Among the more recent efforts to introduce pop
uarly some of the new remedies, notice @ new
preparation compounded by j. j. LAWRENCE, NJ.
D. OF Norfolk, Va, which is furnished to the profess
sion and the public in any desired quantity. We
satisfied that all his work is done in the best manner
by the most approved process and from the best ma
terials, giving o result medicine meeting the
confidence of the physicians and the public"
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HEALTH OR WEALTH.

No medicine over offered ito the public has given
such universal satisfaction as the English Female
Bitters.
They cure recent or long standing cases after all
other modes Of treatment fail. Being composed of
powerful vegetable toncs which act upon the liver
and bowels properly combined with iron, 1t is not
strange that physicians should recommend it. as our
letters Indicate
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MONS ARE. GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP In
steel engraved wrapper. with facsimile of
Chemical Warehouse and signed
sui-as~ Hr. HILMsoLD.
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MTANTED-AGRNTs (s2O per day. to sell the
w celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHINE. Has the under-feed m ,kes the lock
stitch" (alike both Sides, and is fully licensed
The best and cheapest family Sewing Machine in the
market Address JOHNSON, CLARK & co, Boston,
Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, Ill, or st Louis Mo.
NH 14-4w s-fyf
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STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE BY Pu-
RIFYING THE BLOOD, RESTORING THE
LIVER AND KIDNEYS TO HEALTHY
ACTION, AND INVIG0RATING THE %
NERVOUS SYSTEM. liisl.1a
This Is the secret of its WONDERFUL SUCCESS In
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scrofala, Syphilis, Dyspepsia,
LIVER COMPLAINT, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, ERUP-
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AND BLADDER, AND ALL DIS
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ORA DISEASED CONDITION OF THE
LIVER, KIDNEYS, NERVOUS SYSTEM, DC
1t thoroughly ERADIoATEs every kind of Humor
and Bad Taint, and restores the entire system to
healthy condition. & q 81
THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CHANGED BY THE
USE OF THIS MEDICINE FROM WEAK, SICKLY
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AND HAPPY MEN AND WOMEN.
No Medicine has attained such GREAT REPU.
TATION as this justly OELEBRATED Compound
Approved by the Highest Medical Au.
thOrity,
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Showing how cheaply valuable fish
may be multiplied, the Charleston Jousna
has the following: aaA4a44
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KosKuo CURES soRoFULA IN IT'S WORST
F0RMe.

Koskoo ia endorsed by the best physicians every
whore. Read tho following from DR.. Tillery,a sue
cessful practitioner Of many years standing in the
Old North State: =
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From Dr.. Lloyd, a Physician of large practice.
Great Bridge, Va, October s. 1890.

After reading the above high recommendation In
yalids cannot reasonably hesitate to give the KOS
ZOO q trial.
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Rocky Mount, Edgecoinbe Co., |
~ ~ 6eptember 10, 1869.

DIR. J. j. LAwRENCE-Dear Sir: have used
your Concentrated Fluid Extract of Koskoo In my
practice with the happiest results. find IT to be
powerful Liver InYigorator, Blood Purifier, and
Nervous Tonic In all diseases of the Liver, Srcofu
lous, Syphitic and Nervous Affections, 1t ID remedy
of immense value in fact, in almost every variety
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so - Your obedfent servant ~
81 re- TILLERY, I'D.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-07
HOMICIDE AT AUSTIN, MISS.
A WeII-knOwn MemphIan in Dan
ger OF being Lynched by Negroes.

A WeII-knOWn MemphIan in Dan
ger OF being Lynched by Negroes.
From letters received here yesterday it
appears that Mr.. Brunce Wynn, son of
Mr. X. J. B. L. Wynn, of this city, is in
the greatest danger of being lynehed by
negroes at Austin, Tunica county, Miss.
Last Friday two drunken negroes entered
,he store where Mr.. Wynn is clerking at
A ,lstin and commenced using profane
and abusive language toward each other.
Mr.. Wynn requested them to leave the
store and fight outside if they desired It,
The two negroes Immediately turned
upon him and dared him to put them out.
Mr.. Wynn elected both of.the negroes
from the st ore, but in few minutes one
of them retu .,ned, threatening vengeance
and advanced upon Wynn in hostile
manner making a motion as if to draw
a pistol. Brunt,e Wynn seized six
shooter and shot the negro through the
heart, killing him instantly.
He was arrested at once, placed in the
Jail, and heavily ir,oned. Crowds Of in.
furiated negroes sur rounded the Jail and
swore they would take him out and
lynch him. The Sheriff. who is Radi-
cal, placed guard around the jail, but
fears the negroes will carry their threats
into execution. Since the imprisonment
of Mr.. Wynn number of negroes have
been on guard around the prison. evi'
IDENTITY watching, in order 70 carry out
some bad purpose. To-day being cleo
ton day in Mississippi, hundreds OF ne
croes will crowd into Austin, and 1t IS
feared the threats to lynch the prisoner
will b carried out. We saw letter
from Mr.. Wynn last evening, in which
he exp .esses his belief that the negroes
will hal 1g him to-day, unless some help
and prc .tection reaches him from Mem
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be guilty Of voluntary granddaughter,
provided Mr.. Mullins died from his
wounds; therefore, the only case made
out was probably malicious stabbing.
Recorder Scales said: THE case Of
malicious stabbing has been made out.
/ will require the defendant to give bond
in the sum of three thousand dollars to
answer the charge Of malicious stabbing,
and bonds to the amount Of one thou
sand dollars for carrying concealed
weapons"
The witnesses were sent before the
grand jury, and the prisoner was re-
handed 10 Jail.
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THE STABBING CASE.
Frank Hall Committed to Answer
Charge OF Malicious StabbinR.

Frank Hall Committed to Answer
Charge of Malicious Stabbing.
Frank Hall was brought before Re
corder Scales to-day to answer the
charge of stabbing William Mullins
P. d. Boyle testified that last Sunday
afternoon he saw Mullins, Hall, and
others, in an oyster saloon on the corner
Of Main and Union streets; Mullins and
Hall seemed to be quarreling, and Mr..
DePriest was interfering; DePriest siiid,
al want none Of this in mine, and
stepped from between them; Mullins
struck Hall heavy blow in the face;
Hall staggered back against t'ne wall,
but recovered, put his hand ba elk to his
pistol pocket, drew something, nd struck
Mullins; saw it was a knife when he
struck the second time; Fall, after
striking Mullins, left at once; Mullins
said, 81 have enough this time; | don't
want doctor; send for a clergyman"
Mullins is regarded as a dangerous man
when drinking.
Mr.. Kavanaugh was sworn, but did not
recollect anything about the difficulty,
although present. He was thrown down
during the row and saw nothinr:. Null
Inns reputation is that of dangerous
man.
John Nevins testified: Saw Mullins
and Hall quarrehng; both mon put their
hands back as if to draw pistols after
Mullins had struck Hall; did not see
Hall stab or cut Mullins with knife.
Pete Mcclure testified. Drove the
parties to the saloon ia hack and
walked in after Them Mullins seemed
to be trying to pick a difficulty with
Hall; saw DePriest trying to reconcile
themi heard him ST. There must be
no fuss here" Null inns struck Hall a Sc
we're blow in the. face; Hall staggered
back, recovered against the wall and
both men came together; saw knife in
Halls hand, and saw him strike Mullins
three times in the back; Mullins char
acter is bad.
o. Yerger testified that Mullins had
the reputation Of beinga dangerous man
when drunk.
Chief 0IJOnnell stated that DR..
Churchill stated that Mullins was in a
dangerous condition, one stab having
pierced the kidneys, and he had but lit
tie chance for recovery.
Mr.. Horrigan addressed the Court fOr
The defendant, claiming that, taking the
case in the strongest light, as presented
BY the siste, the defendant would only
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cotton.

Sales yesterday were 22OO bales, the
market closing frmer but not higher.
To-day the situation has not changed
materially, and, except perhaps a more
active demand on foreign account, there
is no change toreport in price or demand.
Spinners agents are working slowly and
cautiously, and but for the absence
lowing to the electon) of the New York
kilograms would perhaps invest largely.
As it is they hardly know what course to
pursue, but are venturing little where
they can purchase at limits, and some
have the nerve to take little on private
account, feeling satisfied that there is a
profit in the staple at the present prices.
Factors in some instances seem uncen-
cerned, while others are disposed TO real
ize at the rates offered. Sales up to one
p, m. were GOO bales, including good or
binary at l6l to l63c, low middling at
l6s to l7Ic, middling at III to l7sc,
with an exceptional sale of bright list
at l79c, strict middling at l73c. We
nuote aff1llows.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
ONCE: No. 10 Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
M H Nj HIS:
Tuesday Evening, Nov. z, 1871.
See fourth page for additional local.
PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones. Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
Amusements.

MEMPHIS TnEATER. Tonight Mckee
Rankin's Comedy Company will appear
at the theater in the attractive play of
Rosedale, which was long since popular
ICED by Mr.. Lawrence Barrett. The
Rankin Company are pronounced by
competent judges to be equal to the
Wyndham Troupe in the presentation Of
English comedies. The theater will be
well patronized during the engagement
of the Rankin Company. ,e
BRooM's.-The Can-Can continues to
be the great attraction at Broom's Opera
House. 1t is presented in fine style by
the manager, who. has secured the SER
vices of frstclass variety company.
The programme arranged for to-nights
performance is filed with many attrac-
tions-new songs and dances. Every
person'is invited to attend this evening.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
li1 PUBLIC LEpeET 0Iyrcs, !
AHrPHIs. TRIM, November Z. lyl.J
Money.

The demand for money is fair to-day,
but not pressing, and the banks are
amply supplied with funds 10 meet the
wants Of the mercantile community
Rates of discount at bank are 10 10 IL
and in the open market from n 10 2 per
cent. per month, the latter being the
outside rate asked on the least desirable
paper. L3f ga 20 80
Exchange is hardly "a active to-day.
both the offerings and demand being
smaller. There are no changes in rates
however. either in buying or selling.
Gold ia purchased by dealers to-day Of
ll03 TO III the latter price having been
paid by one dealer for $4,000. The same
marty purchased nearly 5000 in silver
halves and quarters, at lO7.
Local stocks show no marked changes
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The order business is moderately &C
tive to-day, but there are less buyers in
town than for several days past. Re
ceipts of produce are fair, excepting
grain, the price Of which is tending up
ward; with that exception, we have no
important changes to note. Mess pork
is quoted at Sl4 90. Bacon clear sides
easier at sec to 81, clear rib ssc, shout
ders Sc. Lard, l0l to lOlo for tieree and
III to lie for keg. Breakfast bacon
and hams are unchanged. Corn meal is
easier, with light demand at not over
So Is to 3 20. Corn is firm at Coo,
with sales of 100 sacks Oats steady
at SOC, with sales Of l25 sacks. Hay is
firm at $50 to S32 for mixed to choice
Potatoes are 81 IS to 50. Apples, 81 to
3 50, with choice fancy held at 4. Onions
are quiet at 81 30 to 3. Butter in better
supply at q to Zee for common 10 fair
table and 2se for extra choice. Beans
are quiet at So to 3 %. Eggs are steady
at 90 to 30. Cabbage dull at s. to l.
Dried apples 81 to 6le and quiet. Dried
peaches to &c, with a good supply
Cranberries are easier at $l2 to II pei
barrel. Kraut is quiet at 81 to 10 pei
barrel. Bran is firm at S27 to % pei
ton. Flour is quiet but firm. Sugar i
steady. Coffee is frmer and tendinl
upward. Poultry is quiet at 81 so Il
4 so for chickens, S for geese and 81
to SIS for turkeys. Bran is quiet q
S27 80. Nails are firm at s. IS rates
BaeEing is easier. with sales BY the l.
20 arrive II lsi 70 leac for 2 toll poun
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BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TODAY.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
SIGNAL SERVICE U. s. Army,
Memphis. Nov. Z. SIS am.



The river declined another inch yes
terday, and is now down to point within
two inches of the lowest stage reached
this season. A four-inch rise is reported
at Cairo, and the river at st. Louis is
stationary, and slight improvement is
reported above there. The Ohio is rising
slowly at Louisville, stationary at Gin
cinnati and Pittsburg, and is falling at
Evansville. Business is improving
slowly. The weather is cloudy and
damp. Ten boats arrived last night,
and were at the landing at midnight.
The John Kyle, four and half days
out from New Orleans, put out twenty
Eve tons of freight, and added l26 bales
cotton. She has 1000 bars railroad iron
for above. I.. ~ %.
The Rob Roy, FIVE days out, passed up
light, discharging here a few lots of
freight.
The Julia, FIVE days out, had a fair
trip dscharging one hundred and
seventy-ive, and adds seyenty-fve tons
here. f. d..
The Columbia, from the Arkansas
river, brought one hundred and three
bales of cotton, and goes up light.
The Mountaineer and St. Luke, from
above. had good trips. r.r ri.
The Colorado passed down this morn
ing, after discharging seventy-fve tons.
She was drawing five feet Of water.
The Henry Ames six days out from
st. Louis, added here two hundred and
sixty-fve bales Of cotton, and left for
New Orleans, drawing six feet of water.
The Wade Hampton, from Vieksburg
to New Orleans, sprung leak and sunk
opposite Donaldsonville yesterday morn
ing. No lives were lost. Her cargo
consisted of 1869 bales cotton, so barrels
sugar, 100 barrels molasses and $500
sack cotton seed. Most of the cargo
will be saved in a damaged condition.
The boat may be raised. She is valued
at $50, 900, and is insured in Western and
Northern Offices for $4,000.
The Lucy Bertram, from above, came
in drawing six feet, and will add some
cotton before departing.
The louisville, FIVE days out, dis
charges fifty tons here, and has three
hundred aud liny toms for Cairo.
The Legal Tender Is momentarily ex-
peeted, and will depart at five pm. for
Devalrs Bluff and all points on White
river.
The elegant passenger steamer 81.
Francis, Captain r. Il. Bowman, leaves
to-day at FIVE o'clock for Helena, Ma
riana and all points on the St. Francis.
Sam G. Paine is her chief purser. o7A
The St. Luke leaves to-day at five
O clock for Cairo, ST. Louis and all way
landings. Captain Crane is master.
The A. J. White, Marsh Miller in
command, will get away at five o'clock
for Helena, Friar's Point, Napoleon and
all way landings.
The Sioux City viii back out at five
o clock this evening for Devalls Bluff
Jacksonport and all way landings. She
is a popular packet, and will go vel
laden.
Another snagboat is coming Sopd
from Cairo. The ]. J. Albert left there
yesterday for some point below, perhaps
to work where she is needed between her
and Cairo.
The GAINESVILLE goes out tomorrow il
. the Arkansas packetline.
Captains Joe Elliott and James Lee
. ljr., delegates to the Louisville CONVEX
I ton, were 70 have leh on the early ,rai
this morning Cor Louisville. Captain
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nuck.. nrillinn, victorlour.

Messrs. Risk 4 johnson, stove dealers,
etc, at No. BOG Main street, opposite
the Peabody Hotel, received a telegram
this morning to the effect that the cele-
brated stove-Buck's Brilliant-toole the
first premium and carried off the gold
medal at the Georgia State Fair, held at
Macon. The Brilliant is celebrated as a
cooking stove, and has been pronounced
by competent judges to be superior to
any other stove now in use. Bucks
Brilliant can be found at the warerooms
of Risk & johnson, BOG Main street.