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The New York herald., 1872-12-01
THE LATEST.

PARIS, Nov. 800 P. M.
It is announced this evening that M. LIE Franc
has rendered his resignation to the President.
The Ministers are now closeted with M Thiers.
CENSORSHIP OF THE PRESS.
It is reported that the GaulOis newspaper is to
be suppressed.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

Burnett's Miniature Toilets.-Elegant
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES. containing a compete
Toilet Appendagc admirably adapted to the Toilet Table
and travellers portmanteau. ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS Wholesale by druggists suiidry men every
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GERMANY.
Condition Of Health Of the Crown Prince.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

The health OF the Crown Prince improves daily
but dyspepsia retards complete recovery from his
late illness.
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A.-Citizcns Ind Strangers who Desire
should 20 to ESPENCHEID Manufacturer, ll3 Nassau St.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

DIR. Briggs, the Celebrated Healer, will
be at LAG Broadway on and after December l, 1872
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Metropolitan Hotel,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BRESLTN, PURCELL 4 co.

Having become proprctors Of the above wcll-known
hotel, propose conducting IL very liberal basis,
and so as to command the patronage OF the travelling
public. IL
exposure its variety of elegantly furnished apart
ments for either FAMILIES SINGLE GENTLEMEN.
the rooms with BATH, CLOSET, &C., attached make is
especially desirable for parties visiting the CITY, whether
for pleasure or business.
will afford reasonable that their friends and
patrons will receive every comfort and attention while
under their charge.
To their city patrons they have 70 announce that the
RESTAURANT
LADIES and GENTLEMEN will receive their special
attention. WITH REDUCED RATES OF CHARGES IN
EVERY BRANCH, while the material and service shall
be Of the best
BOARD FOUR DOLLARS DAY.
JAMES n. BRESLrN,
EDWARD G. PURCELL.
PETER GARDNER,
HENRY GILSEY,
JOHN p. ACKER
Nrw YoRK, November 80. 1872
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AKnabe Piano, Manufactured in BaIti-

A.-For y Real, Delightful Luxury, as
well a remedial agent Of great virtue try the RUS
SIAN vAPOR (MARBLEl BATHs, IS East Fourth street.
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D.-Five Hundred Now Workers Cured
OF rheumatism and neuralgia by using DIR. FITLERS
RHEUMATIC SYRUP. Advice gratis daily II John ST.
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ST. PETERsBUKD, Nov. 30 1872
A despatch from Khiva reports chat the cholera
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The Original polar store, ssz Broad-

way now presents a of unwonted briiancy. The
shove and shelves are laden with q magnificent
assortment q Fancy and Ornamental Goods, many OF
The terrible cophagratien In Boston forced many OF
the obbe In fancy goods TO counermaud their
New York orders for holiday goods thus throwing the
merchandise intended for the New England mar
capital the propretors OF the Dollar Store have secured
alarge proportion OF these goods which hey have aided
to their stock Heads OF families in quest OF HOLIDAY
Gifts will ind to their advantageto inspect the spien
did stock In the Dollar Store ee7 Broadway.
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TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW york HERALD.
MADRID, Nov. 80,

MADRID, NOV. %, I#Z.
In the fight in Murcia thirty-three insurgents
were killed, and in Malaga twenty-three were LEFT
dead on the field.
Forty persons have been arrested for com pllcity
In the rising at Bejar.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

Stubborn Cough That VIII Not Yield
to ordinary remedies may be thoroughly cured by DR.
JAYNES EXPECTORANT an ehicacous medicine in
Bronchial and Pulmonary Disorders
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

CampO's Infalliblc Specifc-SOvercign
remedy for Rheumatism Neuralgia Sciatica, Gout Ep-
lepsy. McKESSON ROBBINS, 93 Fulton street.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner ot Murray street.
A.-Hcrald Branch Office, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from 3 A. NJ. to l.. NJ
On Sunday from to 3 T. NJ.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Is the Best in
the world the only and perfect dye; harmless, re
able. instantaneous. At all druggista
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

Coughs, Bronchitis, Consumption Ar
rested and permanently benefited by using cod liver Oil
HAZARD CASWELLS COD LIVER OIL Is the purest-
ef nd hes
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A Popular Treatise ON Gcms-FOurth
edition. Latest discoveries Of Diamonds &c. by DIR.
l.. FEUCHTWANGER Price S. per copy.
L. Il s. W. FEUCHTWANGER, IS Cedar street, New York.
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Father Burke's Life Career In Ireland,
Rome and America; Controversy with Froude Temper
ancc Crusade eight Lectures, IS cents
j. w. OBRIEN, 142 Nassau street, New York.
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The LETTER CARRIERS Those faithful pub
lie servants who through Summer heats
and Winter storms, bring the mails to our
doors, are not literally paid. Formerly it was
customary for those whom they served to pre-
sent them trife in the annual holidays, and
the united gratuities from many donors made
grateful addition to the yearly revenues of
the Woodworking carriers. An order from the
Post Office Department forbids these Christ
mas gifts Therefore the carriers propose
ball at Irving Hall tomorrow evening, the
proceeds to be divided between all the men,
bers of the force. A liberal public will see to
it that they shall have generous fund to dis
tribute
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

Christ0d0ro's Hair Dye.-Thfs Splendid
Dye is the only that has ever been analyzed and
found harmless.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

A.-FOr q First Glass Hat Fine Furs
call on DOUGAN. l02 Nassau street. corner of Ann
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more. was chosen for Madame Lucca by NJ Maretzek.
and she much pleased with the instrument that
she paid visit the other day to the Warerooms Of
Nc ssrs j. BAUER Co, $50 Broadway. New York. anu,
In addition the grand piano which stands in her par
lOrs, ordered Upright for her private sitting room.
Madame Lucca could have had the choice Of any piano
in the market but her ference for the KNABE was
of the most cordial and emphatic character.
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Party elimination of the Vote Of
Confidence and Charges Of
Recrimination in Reply.
The COnciIiatOry Expression OF the Coun-
try Said To Be Manufactured
for the Government.
President Thiers' Position lmpugned by Reso-
luton and the Resolution Sustained.

The Fatal Descent Of the Country" Must Be
Arrested Gloomy Forebodings in Paris
The Cabinet in Council-Rumors
Of Ministerial Reorganization.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

Half Horse and Half Man.-Rheu.
matism Swelings Lameness and any kind of flesh bone
or muscle ailment beast cured by CEN
TAuR LINIMENT the most wonderful discovery Of
ancient and modern times
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

GIenham HOtel-On the European Plan,
Fifth avenue between Twenty-frst and Twenty second
streets very desirable Suits also single Rooms for
manent or transient guests.
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Fancy Furs and Handsome Hats.-La.
dies will be delighted with KN0x'S display Of Fancy
Furs and gentlemen will grow enthusiastic the ee
gance and beauty of his Winter style of Hats. Make
your purchases at 2l2 Broadway in the store under
tho
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

A Pure ulant.-Ccntury Whiskey
for sale by druggists and first class dealers Ask your
Physician about 10.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

Lace. Curtains, Spccialty-ClOsinG Fall
importation at Manufacturers prices.
HEYDECKER 4 CO., 80 Broadway.
opposite Eleventh street
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"'Tis Not I'm Mortals to Command Suc~s
cess: Well do more, Sempronius-wc'l deserve ~
CLARKE &0sULLlvAN, Tailots and ClotGass. LA Wk
liam street. between Fulton and John streetA
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A.-For Weather Strips for Doors and
Windows 60 to ROEBUCKS, So Fulton street, Cliff.
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SPAIN.

Insurgent Losses in the Provincial Battles
prision Of Treason and Arrests Of Traitors.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

Udolph0 WoAfe's Celebrated schtodam
AROMATIC sCHNAPPS arc initiated and capnles'etsdi
beware OF them
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Ado Not Let Dealers Push an Inferior
schnapps upon you Tor the BELL SCHNAPPS."
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KHIVA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YgRx HERALD.

Russian Report Of Cholera Ravages in tim City.
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A CHANCE FOR CIVIL SERVICE REFORM. -
The Postmaster at Covington, KY, is Mr..
Jesse R. Grant, father of the President The
special agent in charge is Mr. Shadford
Easton. There has been conflict of au-
thority between the two, which eliminated
yesterday in an affray. Mr.. Easton, who is
comparatively . young man, turning Mr..
Grant, who is old and partially paralyzed,
out Of the Office by force. Subsequently Mr..
Easton peremptorily resigned his Office. It is
evident that here is a fine field for civil SER
vice reform. While it would have been more
becoming in Mr.. Easton to have resigned
without the preliminary act, the public SER
vice would probably not suffer by an entire
change in the personnel Of the Covington Post
Office. Ofice-holding relatives are trouble
some to President
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

Prussian Contradiction OF an Alarming
Report.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01
Henry Can't,

Henry Capt,
of Geneva,
now has q beautiful assortment Of WATCHES
and TRAVELLING CLOCKS of his own make at
Is Union square, New York
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

Nfcol, Davidson q Co..,
6S6 Broadway
now opensng 81 cases OF
real bronze STATUARY, CLOCKS PARLOR ORNA-
MENTS &c., being the latest productions OF the Paris
uo shn
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Saved2 Saveds Savedy
TWENTY-FIVE per cent from Broadway prices can be
saved by purchasing your Furniture at WIN H. LEES.
2 Canal and 1879 Fulton street Call and examine
our rich stock Upholstered Goods and Jardlniere
Stands, Work Tables Fancy Chairs &c. &C.
still the Cry Is for the Wilson Under
FEED SEWING MACHINE. And why. Because II Is
the most rfect and desirable Sewing Machine for fam
y use yet invented and Is the cheapest The constant
demand Tor this valuable machine hos made Il almost
impossible the manufacturcrs to supply the demand
Safesroom at 77 Broadway, New York. and in all other
cities in the United The company want agents in
country towns.
The Great Diuretic, /" Julfhn's Hydras-.
TIN COMPOUND.n cures all diseases OF the Kidneys.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

A REpENTANT SPIRrTUALIsT. Rev.
Samuel Watson, of Tennessee, q Methodist
minister, has got into trouble through writing
and publishing ''heretical' book under the
attractive title of ssThe Clock Struck One"
The Memphis Conference of the Methodist
Church, having examined the work, find it to
be defence Of Spiritualism. The reverend
author has been compelled to apologize for his
literary effort and to agree to withdraw it from
circulation as fan as possible. It contains
numerous letters from citizens Of Tennessee,
long since dead, and is no doubt amusing
reading. The action Of the Conference will
make every person anxious to purchase
copy, and hence it may after all be fortunate
for the author that he has been hauled over
the Goals. 1t is q curious fact that the world
is never SO anxious to read book as when it
has been pronounced unfit for perusal.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01
The Church and state Conflict I'm
Spain.


On Friday the lower branch of the Spanish
Cortes adopted the first section of the clerical
budget by vote of one hundred and four
against forty-four. So far as we know the
facts in the case this vote is adverse to the
Spanish clergy and in favor of the separation
of Church and State. 1t is well known that
since the downfall of Isabella the Spanish
Church has been in open collision with the
government, and that the clergy have not been
receiving their wonted emoluments. The
Spanish Church is the greatest enemy of
Amadeus In Spain the Savoyard family is
fighting the same fight which it is fighting in
Italy. It is family excommunicated, but,
strange to say, it is in power and
at the head of affairs in the two
most Catholic countries in Europe.
What with the fight which is now
going on in Germany, and which is just be-
ginning in Austria it is becoming more and
more difficult to say whether the declaration
of infallibility was not a mistake or rather
huge blunder. With Germany antagonistic,
with Austria opposing, with France doubtful,
Will AIaAy IccuSuAC u1u Will opuAh SeuOcoAh
and unwilling to be reconciled, it does seem
as if the Romish Church Of the future was to
find its field of action apart from, and inde-
pendent Of State support and control. One
thing is clear-a new departure is necessary.
If the Church of Rome will accept the judg-
ment OF the world and adopt the new depar-
ture, its future may be more glorious than its
glorious past. If it chooses to remain welded
to ancient ideas it must suffer humiliation
more and more. A vigorous anti-Church
movement in Spain indicates the prospect Of
healthful national life.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizcs Cashcd,
orders filed information furnished, magistrates paid
Spanish Bank Bills TAYL0R& CO, Bankers l6 Wall St
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A.-IIerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
PSI and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street
A.-Hcrald Branch Office, Brooklyn.
corner Of n Fulton ,a avenue and ID speram street.
On Sunday from to $ 7. NJ.
A stubborn Cough That VIII Not Yield
t. 9ranary Tsmedes Way be h"roughy esSd by DR.
Bronchial and Pulmonary Disorders
A.-Royal Havaaa Lottcry.-Prices Re-
duced, y h. MARTINEZ CO. BaAkers 10 Wall street.
A.-For a First Class Hat or Fine Furs
call on DoUGAN, lo2 Nassau street, corner OF Ann.
A.-For y Real, Delightful Luxury, as
TSnE q E y til
AKnabe Piano, Manufactured in BaIti-
more was chosen for Madame Lucca by NJ. Maretzek.
and she was 50 much pleased with the instrument that
ssa
S az Sase 5 had asf s fSs's
Of the most cordial and emphatic character.
Pure stimulant.-Ccntury Whislkey
for sale by druggists and first class dealers Ask your
Physician about It.
Ado Not Let Dealers Push an Inferior
schnapps upon you Tor the BELL SCHNAPPS."
Popular Treatise on Gcms-Fourth
fa'f1 >, va.s -.
A-For weather strips for Doors and
Windows so ROEBUCKs. So Fulton street, near Cliff
Bachelors Hair Dye.-Is the Best In
the % world the cny true and psrsst dye harmless re
Campo's Infalliblc speciRc-sovercign
spss for
cI~sf nvnti Inn A.
asasD as H' the s
sweetest and best
Christodoro's Hair Dye.-This Splendid
Dye is the only one that has ever been anayzed and
D.-Five Hundred Now Workers Cured
sSs%a'isn s3tF Ra sy GRATIS %
DIR. Briggs, the Celebrated Healer, will
be at ,l49 Broadway and after December l, 1877.
Fancy Furs and Handsome Hats.-La-
dies will be deliehted with KNOWS display % Of M Fancy
Furs and VII sr8T M qyer a the Gle
and ses m roaw or IN q the store unaes
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Father BurIe's Life Career In Ireland.
Rome and America Controversy with Froude; Temper
""'' j. W. o'BRTEN iss Nassau street, New York.
GIenham Hotel-On the European Plan,
Fifth avenue, between Twenty-hrst and Twenty,second
strsets very also single ROOMS
Half Horse and Half Man.-Rheu.
matism Swelngs Lameness and kind of flesh, bone
or muscle ailment upon beast cured by CEN
TAUR LINIMENT, the most wonderful discovery OF
ancient and modern times.
Henry Capt,
of Geneva,
and SM cEoGK make at
Is Union square, New York.
Lace. Curtains, specialty-Closing Fail
importation az oS Broadway
opposite Eleventh street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-12
DOLLAR STORE,
OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION
LOU LEUBRIE, go and sss Main st.



DR.. r. w. Creighton, Of Hot Springs
is in the city for the winter season.
Mr.. Rolfe S. Saunders, of Nashville, is
in the city.
Mr.. j. NJ. Provine died at his residence
on the fernando road yesterday morn
ing, after lingering illness. His fune
raj will take place tomorrow.
Mr.. J. P. Lyles, an attorney of this
city, reached home yesterday from Osce
ola. He says his professional services
were engaged by Fitzpatrick, the negro
rioter, to defend him in the courts on the
charge of numbering Sheriff Murray
some six weeks ago. He reports the sit
uation around Oseeola as simply terrible
the whites and blacks being arrayed
against each other and ready at any mo
ment to shed each Others blood Thus
far all efforts to try the negro Fitzpatrick
in the courts have proved unaEailing, on
account of the mob; but Capt. Clayton,
the prosecuting attorney, ana the judges,
think they can quiet down the turbulent
spirits without declaration of martial
law, as threatened by Fitzpatrick and his
friends.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-12
BOOKS.
Literature for The MILLION.

At No. 283 Main street are two young
gentlemen Of energy, enterprise and
thorough business qualifications, who
compose the firm Of Cleaves & Carnes
booksellers, stationers and publishers.
Few gentlemen are better known in this
city than Messrs. Earnest L. Cleaves and
Sam T. Carnes, and none more favorably
known They we're both reared in this
city and have always been identified with
its interests. The book store Of which
they are proprietors is one of the Oldest
in the South, having been established
many years ago by G, c. Cleaves & Co,
but more recently known as the book
house of Cleayes x Smithwek Its
prosperity was never greater than il will
be under the management Of such
gentlemen as the present, who have
already given an Earnest of their future
intention by supplying this establishment
with one of the largest stocks of station
cry, law, school and miscellaneous
books, to be found in any book house in
the South. Messrs. Cleayes & Carnes
will make law books a speciality, and
members of the legal profession can
always supply their wants at this estab-
lishment at prices as low as anywhere
in the North or South. OF school books
they have an abundance of all grades
and every series, and teachers and pu-
pills will consult their interest by pur-
chasing of them Blank books they
have in every variety and style, and as
Tor miscellaneous literature, novels,
essays, juvenile publications, religious
literature, etc. their stock is always
complete A full line of stationery is
kept constantly on hand comprising
designs Of monograms and initial paper.
Give Messrs. Cleaves q Carnes, No. 293,
call, and judge for yourselves of their
stock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-12

0yercoats in demand. Matinee this
afternoon. The Grand Exposition Tues
day. Attend your own church to.mor-
row if you belong TO one; if not, 90 to
somebody's else. False alarm Of fire
last night. Business on the levee brisk.
The Exposition building was blaze Of
glory last night. The officers of the
Memphis Agricultural Society and mem
bers of the press will have good time
at the Fair Grounds this afternoon. A
morning contemporary describing an old
and very, well known game at cards,
called Rush up Reuben" gives it the
name of Chinese Faro" and says a
Memphis man got it up. In the First
Circuit Court yesterday the contested
magisterial election case of James
Gallagher VS. Samuel Moore was
decided ia favor Of the plaintiff.
How TO get up a corner" in oysters Is
the trouble with the saloon syndicates OF
Memphis. The late Arkansas zephyr
blew away a Rackensack heifer. By
way of preparing for the 9th of Novem-
Der all voters should get their button
holes strengthened. Hogs continue to
be quoted quiet but firm in the Mem
phis market; we never knew hog TO
be quiet, but as TO their frmness we
make no issue. A sentimental friend
informs US that October, Of all other
months, is the season to visit the noun
tain districts and see the wooden hill
sides Ia their brilliant antumnal tints.
In Memphis the path Of rectitude has
been travelled so little of late years that
it has run to grass Expose yourself
daily at the Expo ,iIipn. aud thereby
support home enterprise. 1t isa para.
dox, thst the best way @ Treat an inc
briale is to keep him from drinking
Falstsif at the Grand Opera House, the
Black Crook at the Memphis Theater,
and the circus on the bluff, next week.
Memphis draws more heavily ON Mobile
for biyalves this season than heretofore
on account of want of express CON
nection with Norfolk Physicians re-
port the general health Of the city very
good at present A revival meeting is
in progress at the Central Baptist
Church, near The corner of Beal aud
Second. Our jim says young man
coming up dark fight Of stairs leading
from dark cellar into a dark alley on a
dark night was confronted by the dark
shadow Of dark darby, with dark Wis
age, smiling darkly through the dark
ness, and experimenting dark deeds by
the dark hands Of the darky, who dark
ened the door way in the darkness, with
a startled scream he bounded into the
air nineteen feet four inches and three
quarters by actual measurement, only to
find that the cause of all his fright was
an amateur charcoal sketch on the side OF
the WALL which an artistic young man
had traced there little while before.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-12
PUBLIC LEDGER.
once: No. IL Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
MI e M H HISS
Saturday Evening. Oct. ~, ls72.
church services Tomorrow.

Central Methodist Churoh-Services at II
am. and T:S0 pm. by Rev. A. II. Thomas.
Sunday school, am.
fernando street Methodist Church-Ser-
vices IL am. and 1880 pm. Rev. GuilfOrd
Jones, pastor.
Linden street Christian Church-Services at
1880 a. m. and 1880 I'm. by. David Walk, pas
tor. utfififf
Central Baptist Church-Services at II am.
and 7:9O pm. by DR.. Landrum, pastor. Sun
day school, $3.50 am.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Court
street--Services II am. and 1880 pm. by
Rev. L. c. Ransom, pastor. XXX
First Baptist Church-Services morning and
evening by the pastor, Rev. G. A. Lotion.
Alabama street Presbyterian Church-Ser-
vices at II a. m. and 1880 I'm. by the Rev. DR..
Kerr.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-12
srRarosns. 90 to wiIIeltls.

IxcENDIARIsM.-Last night about II
o'clock the alarm Of fire was sounded,
caused BY the burning Of some straw
underneath the old Varieties Theater.
Chief Anderson, of the Fire Department,
says the celIar-doors we're tightly closed,
the cellar not being in use, aud he IS con-
fdent the incipient FIRE was the work Of
an incendiAry. The Varieties Theater
was quickly emptied Of all its inmates,
whose place was seen filed by dense
volume of smoke. The doorkeeper
couldn't give out checks fast enough to
that crowd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-12

NEW ORLEANS, October II. 1880 am. Cotton
is fair. Middling, 1870; sales to-day bales.
Sight exchange, par. Sterling exchange, 22l4.
New YORK. October u. 1910 a.m.-Cotton
opens firm. Sales for January, 1S1fc; Febru-
airy, 10 7-l6e; March, 10 l5-l6c; April, 20 5-16c;
October, IS 1l-l6e; November, 1S1sc; Deem
ber 1Q a. I6e
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGE 0FFIcF,
MFMPHis. TENN, October 10. 1877.

MEMPHls. TENN, October Z. I612. i.
The situation as regards money remains UNI
changed. The banks have all the applications
they. can well accommodate, and IN one or
lions of currency.
Exchange continues heavy, with bank of
feriegs at 81 5O9l 70 q $1,000 discount. Cot
ton bills are taken to-dy at 9s@hc discount,
and Eastern checks are sold at par.
Gold closed in New York last night at 1l2H,
and opened at nc less. that being the rate
at noon. Small amounts are taken at Ill II by
dealers. but for a shipping amount no better
might be realized. aaI vi
Local securities are quiet. A small amount
Of city bonds were on the market for pur,
chaser, but were not sold. One Of the lead
inR banking Institutions report an order for
$50, 900 $40 bonds, but as yet were unable to
fill it. A transaction in Memphis and Charles
ton railroad Is reported at 3)1+, and small
amount of Memphis past due coupons were
sold Mt Csc N