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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-06
Der 6iffntpro 1rcSe6 Der frau
@acn y. Wbarton Dor benz
8retSaeridte su MnnappfiS.
o. ~
ns,tcf-E rystnnnhYp, sss n 0,s.e;

tSpeiialse oreiponosns ses %. GorreiponSsnt." ~
5meitcr Gas.
Annapo1is, 8. 9esbr.-Oer @eriGts.
iaal mar bente nod ntebr seftat, ais an
Gage auuor, ca baS 8etter siinltiser mar
nuo mar auberbem er,uartete, 6ab bas 3.i-
9cnperb0r bcutc Don gan; beionOerem Suite
reiIe ieiu luiirbe.
5rau @barton hattie Die Radt ilber rnbig
gciblafen unb lab friid)cr uro mobler ans,
als am Gage ;ipor. sic bat wieosrbolt IT,.
rem 8reunosn segeniiber ausseiprod)en, OaB
fe BEN Insgangc bes Broieles nit Rubc
ent9e9eniebe uno baB berielbe obne allell
.3lpeiiel ibre u0uige llnitnlo 3a Gage bringen
lperoe. auf BEN i3eu9enftanbe ,uaren bente
beoeutenb mcbr i3cusen eridienen, ole geherr;
namcntlih cine grobe Vusabl bon 8ameu,
bic au9euideinfid ben h1beren Glafen Der
@eielidaft angeb5rtei, erregte betrdd)tlides
anfeben. Nuf Der Nid)terbait iparen auber
2l6ter WiIer aud nod bic Rihter s.
panmono nnb @m. u. Sapben erifieHea.
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slm bic ~SSclf=Baifimorcr S6usen

lnlere @eienlhaft it)reitet beite sur Seen,
,pabl Der Seamtel; es lit bies iiir bas @obl
unb @ebeiben berielbeu ein mi6tiaer Sag,
unb Sober iolte rcifif iiberlesen, welter
Beri6uliffelten auf elm ltelies Sabr bic Ser.
paltung Der Ingelesenbeiten alpertraut pcr.
bell icl. Die bisberigert Yeamten-baS muB
Der @eredtigleltSf un cinem SeSen flar ma.
dlen-baben lid ibrer aligabe aui's 8efrie.
bigenbfe ettleot9t; inter ibrer Sbbut bat iid)
bic @eiealtaft raid Sl bober Sliitbe sntial.
tet, NIB man ioQte baber ben alten Yeamten
ourd) lire &ieoererwabluns ein uercientes
SertrauenSontlm gehcn,
Dor allem empieblen mir ben S83blern
folgence Wtitglicoer: 'Srn. Garl 8lein,
ben nmiidtiseu lnb tbatigen Yeamteu, ais
Yraitoenteu; Srn. Safob Gfbarbt ais
Sice-YrIioenten; 1ru. WiI6. N1rter
als erifen Sdatmeiiter; 9rn, Sobann
VretHig oils @Ontrolelr; 6rn. @eorq
Griebel, Der fd beioubere @erbienlte Ct.
porbcrl, ais Sdaeneilter; Srn. $. Wi 4 II.
ner ais prototolirenben Sefretdr. Mit iol.
den Nfdnnern al Der Spiee bari bic @eiea.
ltaft Der .3ufunft pcrtralenspoa entgegenies
ben. Niele &Hiifen,
(2SV btees reblid metnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-06
@orlcfnna TIM vNeaboSp=
? cfNSf;ksstr

Broi. 6. g. Morie bon Der ,peaboop.
atabemie Der @iiienidaften" e~r6ffnete seitsrn
IbeHb leinen Ggtlus bon bier Yorleiungen
iiber bic Bier 3ppclt beS Ebierreides." Ser
Yrofeior 1T nod ein junser Mianu, beitt
eiitel angenebmen 8ortrag, seifnct isbr raid
iIno laBt anf bieie Weiie fattiid feline i3ub1.
rer farm at Gtbcln fomnteu. Na6oem Der
Sorleier III eiier inr3eit @inleitung bic
SDiteme Der brei sr5Bten WaturforiGer bate
8eaiie paiiren laiIen, begann CT nit ieiner
aufsabe fir ben criter Nbtno, bic Strablcn.
there iu ertldrer. Ser natarwiHenidailid
s~ebilbete 2eier uirb bieraus ieben, bab Der
Yrofeior isinen Gptlus Der gintbeilnng gu.
ptsr's ansspaBt bat pnp pssbalb in ben raf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-06

an q b. 6rebertdfr.
iine fir bae Srdelirion, oiefe6 uuuoer6are Wfrt
oentiher STUNT, ruieber leds neue gpaISeH ein9etroffeH,
iuelfe ~ioleenoe Yiccen reprdientlren: 4. Supertirc
sur sSiebiiben Glitter" LA Gazza Ladra) pom Hoiiini;
2. Suuertiire Sur "Statienerin In aIeier;" g.. @alop
nab "Eduit;" 4. Gmcrifdniihe 9ieoer; 5. Barrier Gins
ju9sInarld nit adt oeutlben 9ieoern; Il. Yotpourrt.
Sr. Shlc9cl ld6t IS ftf, mic man febt, an9ele9en
ictn, nibt nir fir 9rirtihuHs ieiner @diIe gu fOr9en,
ionoCrn audi abuedieluu9 in benz ibncn s~ebotsuen
S~brenIhmals an bieten.
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Die Tair gum Seftem ses

b Oy ii 0 m Q"
i'm ;, Nrsinnaurers9 empet" besann am 5. 0esemtcr
uio miro bis 3uin 10. ~iort9eiest tueroen. Der Grtra8
1T gum Neubaie Der Anltalt, Gfc Is aIperts uno Yteas
i%antitr., beitilumt.. unb iperoen aui Der Iustennng
cine Dien8c Der nhslititen .Sausbaltuu8s . @cssns
ftdnoe, @onftiren, Hdbmatdinen, Yianos, Garlor=
Srsetn &c. Su pili9cn Ireiien uerteuit iperberI. Air
ltnterbaltung Der Suaeno ipereen an ieoem Hahmit.
tase itereo(topiite uncytebetbticer se3sist, nnb 8or.
f~tellunDen In Der Wtdgie uno Ser9l. ituttItnoen, mdbs
tcno bic @ruadhisnen ourdb 9~on,srte, 1abteaur, Yotr
~teiun9en uno Der9l. ruterbdlten fperoen. gpir pcr-
ipeifen ipe9en oes Wdberen unf bic In5eige In ben Su=
~feraterzS patten unlere6 SlatteS.
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G6ifsnacbricbtcn

Der Sdooner IS. $. Stifnep" 9ins Montaa Dor
Gbarleton, S.s9., nad unierem Safen ab.
0as Sdtff irSioa i.g9aue." Capt. Satielb, fam
DaS Sbiif Burn Srae," Capt. youna, ice elite
am Is. Rouemberp pom @tonceiier in Sn9lGu6 mad
Baltimore 1b,
Die 8arfe p@sorse Ssnrp," Cant. eouaburft,
lansts am 10, Hopember pom bier 81 SueenStoun In
Srldno an.
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c1un N0iber'fd,en S6corn

taiien fd oes abenos eiuise Stnn6en AMI Die ange,
nebnfte uno uutsrbaltenotG Betis Sutrinaen. Sas
ieur Sr. Sraht Soipe bat Sainftog aneno einen tibs
ttgen Wabiol9er in Der Yerion oes Srn. altce erbdl.
ten. SRI. A9neS 1obinlon 1T cine trefflide Goloras
NIT ibrer GduIs iherminhef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-06

gGg@ Sir bic YsbanolIn0 bon Sals. NIB
anHgenleiben lit in Wr. 81, Rorb.@ + ar,
les IT,, cine Irmen 3liuif er1iinet
morben. Son s bis 8 llbr friib peroen glrme
behanoelt. GlS 9ler3te iino bort Or. @leitss
manu-, Yrof. Wiltenberser lno Or. alau y,
Smith tbGttd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-06
QIaemt In @aibtnatDn.

nabs Vennlufuanias Npcnue uno Dem Car. al. 9sarter
4 unier .asent fir gDolbiRstou, georaetoun nnb
MsFaneria,, nno ine 3atlunset an ibn al MAIDEN,
~ Mnseieen 'nt ben a@orrefponoeatsas ipsr6ea an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-06

BeE- Sic n8 c It > y alt orer
9 hiiten" WaBlen beite bon Madmit-
tags 2 bis 8 IN Der ,Mehanics. Safe" lire
Seamtel fiir's fommeubc Sabr. Cine 9(t.
Seise eatbdlt Die Nameu Der uorsei1lasenen
Snuhihntru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-06
Sci 6ru. Geo. Wouernfdbn,ib,
Wrpf, SfauIcfnu

an Der YeIair-Roab
iuirS Donncritag. slahmitta9 gro6es 9rummbein
tMepeliupps, .Sd%lattidiiei, irilGs asurit mt ssels
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-06
en- Der ..SIrbeiterhancI.

Ter xurnDerein ,,VpripdrtS" ~
) { Ii in Istnem 9ofale cine 8rtpntsabtuo=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-06

6 4 NngIc, Geo lttb, gDm ylanb, Y U @iniic. 8
SrGeen, Satob v @ralier, Stremiab Sutttner, Sas
mann, s 0Tspsr, s 9GrIurt, g6ii &Giphein, GbrIfian
Beoo, 5 BuHlater, Sr. Sreioenreidb, Z Gaumistie,
paul & Comp, Satob Sapben, Sobn 5ettcbe. 60 s
Or. gBm = Yqnos6era, 6bpiit gqun, Sulius eouis, 8
%eu1maun, SinGt " Wiuit, Bm DieRel, Sbus Netere,
1inoolpb Beibcd, @eor9 Heuihlins, gaulus 0tubt.
w Stet, Broi. Steiner, &arl S8tloer, " g8oB, Us 8
YSalOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-06

siht beutc ia Der ,Zerpfh ares Saae," Ode Der Sanos
Der. uno Beruftra8e, eine g~ldnSenoe Gansiotrse, no.
bel ST. Sabann aDeter bon VT. Is, seeitrGhe, nit ben
beitsn epetiea uno @strdnfsn apifpattsn nth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-06

EaS- Die Mufif.Ifa6emie bes
Yeabotp@Snnitut 9ibt Samitag
Ibeno ibr eritcs S1mpbonie' CONCERT Der
Sailon 1871-'72. OaS @ntree toitet so
Cts. ySegen oes programmes unp Der Blaee,
no Gintrittsfartel 81 baben, iiebe bic In4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-06
Sermii@te Mn;eigen.

ae6ter Cuffs Mal3=Grtraft,
defenders fir Iiasnoe grauensimmer empfotIen unt
brett tmportirt BON 4eamp& Comp,
btsperireneen @bemitern,
u47-,4.p.l GHe CHARLES une Ns II Ibsrrps4,y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-06
- Mbfabrt
Der SDSfDncr 0unDfS6hiffs

Die 9ampfidiffe Der .Wlerdants' unb Wjusr's
CONSIDERATIONS djeieiidait" iperosu BON bier nadb
gofton iiber RorfoLt on nnb nod Sreitaa, ben ~.
Septelnbsr, jeoen Sieuffag unb Sreitaa, Ulittaos
u utr, .anfatt MontagS uno DonnerIta0s, Wabmiia
tags 3 nbr, mic iriiber, abscben.
Geridtier NIT cieier sinis ioGter iib bieie gsnbea
rni,g Inerten nnS Die gBaaren oenlaeinGb Idlden.
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Baltimore Snsqurbanna
9ampiersG eicaldaft.

W VtHtS Univ UtVt SCWteEsNHHdI%
9amplf6iit neaneaHer," Capt. Eboimas SRbuarfs
am unb nad 1reltas, 81. gpril, sebei bic obiasn
Sanpler taglt4 e onntass anS9enommen) resela
mdbt8 unto ubr Ibenes por, Sife Der aSeftsHalSs
9ipenme ab.- Suradtebrcno ~Derfaiien bic Oampter
Wort Sepoft nm . nbr une Sapre be Grace um
a llbr Iadmitta9s.
Der ggent Der gsisnfhatt In SABRE be Grace miro
Die nml9epns Der 6rabt fir bic Eibs G3aters o6er
BennIuIpanids9 anale, ioluis oud Der eurb Sisis Ca
hale berunteripG arts toinlnenben nno ndtp Baltimore
ODER anoeren Btdsen beltimlnten 6rc0t nnentaeltlId
Detergent: ~
8raftsilter ioeroen tdsIid bis 4 ltbr Wadmittaas
N Gmpian9 9enolllnen un0 gu tiligen Raten un6
f~or9idltie Uerihifit. ~
ca Onplifat=S onnoiiiements fino eriorberlitt.
Jpf. James SdpIur, Naenf.
(96-l cer. 2t2. Ncffs FanaslIpenie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-06

0rirfe


ipelhe in Der Sun" ~an9eSeiGt iinb mo Dem slang
nab Seutiden anaeb6ren:
9amCnE2tfc.
Mrs Gltie aripad, dig Minnie Bier, Dlrs Ulart
Scfer. NttB Tofte Selebooper, WiiB Yfaru Srid.
bouis, Sobanno 9obrinser, Yirs 81 VI 8raoen, Wirs
Mice Srcnner, DiiB alberto Sarl, Utrs Diarp Cru.
ben, UtrS ID @obct, Dtt6 Anna Solbens, AIRS 9abr,
Wtre 0al, Wtt6 a1tC Dietrtb, Wi5 Gbereie Diit.
WttB emma @tltner. Wirs @bde Saoel, Mdb. oaair,
DIRE Wtolie 9ener, Utrs Saate pe6, yirs Suianrat
Saaner, Yiik Sotbour, Mrs Senrtetta ~ Scream
9aGRcr, Mrs Chen 3 sure' Giis Charlotte aGr
gOuis, Sarob Sub, YiiB Wdgsie Mou,den, Nitf
Sora Is Uielhert, Wtr6 annG Sbmunu, DtiB UiarpS
Getn9art, Yirs Wiar9aretba 0itnf, yirs annte VI
Sptne, WiiB Dtoure Treibcr, Wirs nbri9, Sobannc
gSetpbai, Wfr5 gt9iol, Dtt6 Sopbie Z Bbituarr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-06

pa Die uSaltimorer Sirgers
9 d. il + en-" errpablen beute abeno ebcnials
ibre Seamten. ySir bemerfen, bab lort Be,
idlnB Die Witglisber iid beute Nabmittag
I'M | llbr in ibrem Sdiebbauie in Moutur
iid einfinocn iclen, I'M @rn. @sorg Gtoit bic
Iet,te Gbre All e.meiieu. r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-06
G 81 Bic ,,SiGmon0 : YorfRuRs
Niifubnlns2inie."

Bon MlittuoG, ben IS. Scptsmbsr, on iueroen bie
itonen. ibnclliabrenocn uno hcquemen 9ampier
nGaifern @itu" mo rSHniel gBeblier" ibre 9perfte am
Bier 9r. 10, 2i9bttra6tns S8erite, nabe BarreiiraBe,
iseen Tag JtGbmittaas unt 4 lubr ua6 @e ftpot
ino ben anocren eGnoun9Sitenen am 9orfiluiic, &c.,
"0fidmono sDoriluBs Giienbnbl" nab Rihmonb, Yss
%tcr6bnr9, gSbtte Sutpbur Sprinas, Oanpilc, Milz
fntngtor, Charlotte his RelUs Orleans. SraG,eiter
mad alien Runtten In Tlr9inien unb Carolina ipereeH
tGglid bis 9tGhmitta9s b lbr ar9enommen. Raten
ebenio nieorie, iute nit ocr Saiiinie uno iber Bortss
mouth nab alien 8uuttCn In 9aroliHa, Charlotte,
Raleigb, @olbsborougb, Sapettcuilc, Bitmin9ton
II. I. 10. Guittlngsn tlr Sut6iabrt nuo Surhira6t
Derocn %9arantirt unb Ole Siaten ebenio nisbri9, ipir
auf anoeten 0outen geitclit.
SGbrgtle nd6 Btdmonb ......... $3.50.
BGDr9elo nQG 0iidnlono unh Suritd 6.06.
SalrgeIb nab GAtn anocren Bunitsn i'm gfeiben
Serbdltniiic.
8aiiaaierc, pelhe Baltimore IohmittagS A Nor
%oerlafen, ~treiien lrib q II ubr in Jiihmono, Ya., elm,
no ft9 ale ShneI5iQe nod Dem Siocn anIhlicsen,
Samnei@. Siraftp, 9encral-agent.
tNua. 80, t2lite.) Nr, 144, qiobtiroke.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-06

.fsscc gtat Sabannab, Geo.,
ane fiinf Gage.
Baltimore : Sabannab Sampfi6iHz
@cicaiGait,,"
bctebeuO aus ben SanpiiHiien erHcr glaGe:
"SGrdgoTa," @Opt. z. u. Sooper;
r2inericn," capt. ". u. Siaups;
North Noint," @apt. VI. g.. 1oleu;
Der Sampler ,geortbs &uint" nimnt iest feline
Irodt an 8laIi9Gn'S Terite cnt9cgen NIB Gebt Q aus
flag, ben 8. SeStr, Radmittdgs 4 ltbr, oh.
Surd1fdbrtS= SrddbtfdJeine Iperpen nah Aiaula,
DfaGOn, 9otumbus, @uidnla, Ronteomerh, 8ritfln
uno nod alien Srten in @curaia, alabama uno
SlurirG iber Die n@eorSia SentrGl-" unb atlantic
9otisSiicnbabn" gu ebenio ~Riebrigen Staten, ais ani
irgeno elmer anoertn 0oute eegeten.
gBe9en 6radt mo @aIiaSe, nit uorSi9lt6eu Gaz
iGten &C., tpenoe man lid an
SamcS y. Himtrefps, g9ent,
Nr. 70, Smitb's s3erite, am SuSe ees Soma Dods,
1915 5tNA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-06

gebDrt9.) SD pobue in Waibiugton felt Ii
Sabren uno bin in Sbatamte an9elteut.
&anntc @eu. @etd)um lange uno 9enail, oes.
9leihen Srau g8barton lett % SaIren. Sam
an ~. Suni init Gen. 6. BON gSaibinatou
mad Baltimore. 6. mar u%olfommcn geiinb
uno bate oorber ME iiber unpobliein getlaat.
9Sir giugen I'M 10 llbr had Baltimore ab.
gir gingen SuSraH W., NIB balb ipuroe Der
@elerat unpobl; CT cling ans, Inn Sabad Su
fanfen, fam I'M 8 ubr Suriid, ging in iein
,3inlmer nub fam crlt sum Sbee Suriid. Gran
gSharton mar MIR fucnige Minuten an 5bee-
tide, le CAB Seoen BON ms eiueSaiie Sbee.
Spater fam 6r. Yan Neb nit Tamilie, NIB
i'd gin9 NIT @eteral s.. III oeiicn 3irniner
tno ipradl nit inn, bis es3eit mar, III Bette
5l gehen. gSGbreno Der Mad)t wllrbe CT tranf,
i'd iab ibn ieoodl niht, ionocrn bDrte cs non
ether Sienerin.
@r lam nod uhter; tpei6 itidt, wie larae
e. blieb. SD iab i'm Sonntag am Bri6.
ifiidstiide Wieoer, NIB er iaste, er iuare ie6r
lnpobl geruel en, ertldrte aber ilidt, mas inn
geieblt babe. Dad benz 6riibfiid, etwa ,n,
. lbr, gin9 er ans nnb blteb etipa 2 Stunbe
Damn blieb er bis naf 9bee 3u Sauie.
8ir rpOlten Sormitta9s ;llr Stride aeben, er
iagte jeood), CT fiible niht nobl geung. ills
tdl aus Der Stride Surtidtebrte, iagte CT, CT
ftblc better. @ir uttsrbielten inns Johann
bis gegeu IL lbr. @Gbrenb Der 2eit BIT
8rau Wbarton uns 2imonabe all. Ser Sc.
neral lagte, er. ipolle feline 4imonaSe nebnten.
er iei batse, baB oieS dure Inn idaoen w,iiroe,
aQein iuert etluas yarditiges" IA stick) d..
iieingetban wiiroe, ipole er ie nebnier. @iuer
Der Inweienoen cmpfabl, etpas Vranbp
binein;utbnn.
8rau 81. bcrcitetc bic 2imouabe in unIsrer
@s9enluart an Siifet. Sen. &. febrte ibr
Der i3eit ben Sfiiden ;n. Die beioen
puroen ms auf eiuem 9eIer gereid)t.
Sd ipeiB nid)t, iueldes @las i'd aabni, ODER |
bon ms jnerit nnbm. Sd fain mid,
l1id)t crirtncrn, wer ben YranoD bradte. Oer
@eneral nabm ocnielben uno COB Gtipas In
Icin @laS. @esen II llbr ging i'd id)laieu. |
5n Der NaAt b6rte i'd, bab Der General fraut
3slppreen lei, id lab ODER iprad i'm aber ni6t
Wontas Diorsen, inra Dor benz Griibitif. !
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-13
THE GRAND OPENING.

Exposition at Lowenstein a. Bros.
Last evening at half past seven D clock
crowds Of ladies and gentlemen assem-
bled in front Of the dry goods palace Of
Lowenstein d Bros, on the corner of
Main and Jefferson streets. At eight
o'clock the doors were thrown open,
and a scene of dazzling beauty met
the admiring gaze of hundreds
who eagerly crowded into the store.
The magnificent stock was tastefully
arranged on exhibition Goods of bril-
liant hues hung in festoons from the
ceilings, aud the richest velvets and
costliest laces covered the tables The
gas-lighted boudoir for the exhibition of
evening silks was the special admiration
Of the ladies'. Fer hours streams of
people passed into and out of this at
tractiye place, where everything that
could feast the eye was temptingly dis
played. Visitors at Lowenstein 4 Bros.
last evening will not soon forget the
grand opening. sf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDoKR 0yyIon,
MIHPHis. fgEy.. October -. 1911. J

There are no essential changes 10 re-
port in the condition of money masters,
The banks, though amply supplied with
currency, are boarding their means foI
the future wants Of customers. Upon
the street there is a fair inquiry fol
money and ? to 3 per cent. per month
are the rates for paper secured by col
laterals.
Exchange is offensg pore freely to
day, aud rates remain steady ct J to 4
discount buying and par selling.
Gold is more steady to-day, opening in
New York at ll4l and advancing 70
nag Dealers here purchase at 10 10
49,
Local stocks are unchanged. SHELBY
county warrants are 50 to SEC buyinl
and selling. City coupons, past-due, u
to sic. Bank of Tennessee money, old
issue, So to Sic; new, 45 to 4sc. City
bonds, currency issue, $50 to 59c buying
and Coo selling gold issue, Go to 66c
$4,000 Asssnsgs leyee bonds were upor
the market to-day, for winch 35lo wa
the best bid made.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-13
A MuIish Philosopher.

A countryman, mounted on the saddle
mule of four-mule team, was driving a
wagon down Main street, yesterday,
when the saddle animf.l slipped up on
the railway track, near Monroe street,
and threw its rider into the gutter The
oountryman had been gaziugiat the at
tractive show windows, and was paying
no attention to the mule that acted so
treacherously. The mule lay on its back,
with its feet in the air, for some time
and seemed to be gazing at the sky aD d
musing upon the misfortunes of life w III
a placid expression Of face seen so Of ten
in the human face divine. 1t took .bout
fifty kicks, two policemen, and b az 4
dozen negroes to induce the OBJ tinat,
but philosophie brute to regair. its fe Ell
and move forward towards the south arr
boundary of the city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-13

The following additional particulars
Of the'sinking of the Virginia are from
letter TO the Courier-J ournal from Lem.
B. Mallon clerk:
ISLAND Is. October s, ls7l
The steamer Virginia left st. Louis
Tuesday evening, October ID, arriving at
Island Is Saturday evening at half past
eight o'clock, when she struck nm OBJ
struetion, causing her to sink in two
minutes, the water coming up TO within
one foot. of the boiler deck. 1t being
night it was impossible to tell how many
head Of stock was lost; IS far as we can
learn no lives were lost, though the cap
tain and clerk both made a narrow es-
cape from drowning Mr.. Miller, the
clerk, went under water twice. Captain
Schultze was knocked of the deck by
the rush Of passengers, but was saved BY
some persons hauling him up on the
boiler deck. The Virginia having
barge in tow, all the passengers we're
Immediately taken over there and re-
manned until Captain Sohultze had made
soundings to see that there was no dan
ger of the boat settling any deeper.
They we're then all brought back On
board the boat There were on board,
at the time Of the accident, forty cabin
and one hundred deck passengers. The
boat is badly sunk. Her whole bow
seems to have been crushed in, and we
fear it is hardly possible to raise her
The Virginia was owned entirely br
| Captain Schultze, and had been repaired
! last summer at Paducah at au expense
OF eight thousand dollars. She had
made one trip from st. Louis to New
Orleans and return, and was on her
second trip. The night was clear and
starlight, and no danger was appre-
hended by any one on board. The pilot
had Just blown his whistle to land and
lis up for the night, and tho boat was
about to round to when she struck
About two hundred tons of freight will
/ he snvpd without DAMAGE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-13


Sales yesterday we're nearly 500 bales
the market closing steady aud with a
more cheerful feeling among sellers.
To-day New York at the opening lost a
fraction Of the advance gAined yester-
day, but quickly recovered again and is
firm at 20sc for abiding Liverpool iE
strong at previous prices. The demand
to-day is more active and bOih foreign
=nd Eastern buyers are II The market.
Sales up to nO0k vsfs shout 200 bales,
nearly ~ C shieh vas Of the better
grades, including l3s low piddling .
isle, 20 midding TO strict -niddling q
lsa, lS0 sui.ialing e ls3c, 100 strie
middling at lsc, Is good middling at i
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-13
.E,,ra. ;. and SECOND Edi,Iona."

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Outside Of the newspaper world the
theory Of what are known as " extras
and second editions is not under
stood. Occasionally daily paper issues
an extra" or second edition" when
public curiosity or anxiety is worked up
by some great calamity which suddenly
takes place, and Of which the public is
anxious to learn the particulars in adj
vance Of the regular issue Of the paper
But daily extra or daily iisecond
edition is too sensational and too thin
to be success in any sense Of the term.
The regular editions Of daily paper
furnishes the necessary particulars OF
all events, and " two hours later-second
edition becomes mere farce--a plan
very often resorted 10 in order TO sell off
the first edition, by adding to the tele-
graphic news few hundred meaningless
words that could not by any means be
considered essential particulars" The
two hours later is an amusing phrase
and "later intelligence is another less
startling, but more indefinite in meaning.
The man who puts heads over tele-
graphic news may often make mistake
Of few hours, and may use the head
line $3.50 o'clock when 2;3O would sex-
press the time with greater clearness and
accuracy. But this is trick Of the trade
to sell "extras" and second editions"
After the first sensational shock caused
by sudden and startling intelligence,
Second editions. become catchpennys
for the exclusive benefit Of newsboys,
and of little interest to the public. How
often do you hear the remark made by a
purchaser of second edition, Il am
sold again; all this was in the regular
edition Of some other paper. Occasion
ally portion of the Geographic matter
10 reserved, owing to the hurry to get
out the regular edition. This reserved
news, by the potent influence of sensa-
tional head line, and the genius of an
enterprising editor, becomes the latest
intelligence" or two hours later" and
is judiciously inserted in the second
! edition" II an edition Of paper is
small, and its circulation limited, this
second edition plan is q good trick to sell
the same paper twice, and TO sell the
purchaser likewise.
The extra does not look as suspicious
as the second edition"-the former is
generally Ay-sheet containing nothing
but the sensational news; but publishing
Second edition" is enterprise so-called.
The enterprise consists simply in taking
out few, Sticks of matter from the
form and inserting q similar amount
of dreary, incomprehensible telegraphic
]. news, unsatisfactory and unintelligible,
In many cities newspaper publishers
have mania for second editions, and
: would issue one with reference to the re
! suit Of base ball match as readily as
they would on the Chicago horror The
news agents in all parts Of the country
n are ever on the alert to furnish the regu
. lar editions of all daily papers with thu
i latest and most reliable news, whcl
r news is given to the public through thu
y legitimate channel OF regular editions o
daily papers that hardly ever require tn
n fictitious advantages derived from thu
a regular publications of daily extras
e or "seeond editions tt"