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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-11
Weekly Public Ledger,

Published every Tuesday at 50 per annum lin
advanced; clubs Of FIVE or more, 81 80.
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able.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.

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every afternoon Except Sunday at No. Is
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MEDICAL.
DIR. GRASTY'S
Cholera AntidOte on Preventive

Cholera MOrbus, Cramps, Vomiting,
Diarrnen, Dyseutery and all
BOweI Affections.
TIME ABOVE PREPARATION HAS BEEN
L used with unparalleled success during the
prevalence of the epidemic in 1867; and if
taken in time will modify. If not cure, that
most fatal of all diseases, Cholera. Prepared
only by D. +. Goodyear, at Overton Drug and
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TWoNTvALE SPRINGS.

~, us FAVORITE SUMMER RESORT, SIT
~ no ted in Blount county, East Tennessee.
I'm ha opened for the reception of visitors on
.be 18th of May, 1873. and maintained in a
tv,o wort, " the patronage Of discriminating
'.ybbgG Sybg w The marked beneficial results attend
inn tbc pss q c these waters in functional de-
ag9aments S ,no % of he Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and
kin, and the cure Of chronic; diseases, attest
heir medical snS recrcaton at the best wa
or;n1: viaces will he Sound here. Special at
|ention o will be given to the comfort and i'm
brovement of invalids, .,,.. .. 49,.
| Visitors to Montvale necessarily pass a over over
Ihe East Tennessee, Nire1nI ana fne9rgIa IT
bessee, 1asU a point; thence via Knoxville and
charleston railroad to MaiYville. sixteen
miles, whence passengers are conveyed in
mail stages, running in connection WIN the
rains To the Springs, nine miles distant.
Return tickets can be obtained at all promi-
hent DOints.
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MONTGOM "
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA.

r,-Is DELIGHTFUL WATERING PLACE
be eRep fST IN the 1TSRR TeSeR'NSER 'NEXT u 'i'i'Of'
me tne I've additions Of new furniture nave
nS EAteIS. 15 4 and the preprietors are making
,er een auue, cement for the comfort and conVe-
ienee Sn Of yisl Uti ct beautiful and extensively
Iln,s nnls Is the s m We numerous watering places
tnpLIoVeu tLo oI ~ VI Virginia., All the usual
Wy Wy @ hioun.atns H w abnfOrt and amusement OF
rn tol rn ono d, and Express Ilcket'
4 ost and Telegraph on ~ monaSement of
The Bar will be under viii he supplied
hornton A. Atkinson, an
|ith the best of liquors.
BIG TUNN. ~
h the Va. and Tenn. division of 'ny Won nj take Ike
|nd o, r. r. is the station at which SoSs 'aN'
be car for the Springs-distant 115 mil III the
Round trip tickets can be procured at
|rincipal towns and cities. g.
'C, A. CoLHouN, for twelve years the Res.
lent Partner of tho Allegheny. Springs, will
'ssume the management, and he tenders to
lis old patrons q cordial welcome, and pledges
is efforts to render their stay pleasant. we
ropose to have none but the most experienced
|ervants, and Ovr supplies Of every deserip-
on will be selected from the best the country
Ind city afford. It is the intention OF the new
'roprietors to so improve this property as to
bake it the
lending Watering Place IN the
Mountains of Virginia.
Is many natural attractions can be so i'm
|roved and ornamented as 70 render thls oolh-
|aratively an easy task.
We employ none but the most experienced
srvants, and eur supplies Of every descrip-
on will be selected from the best the country
nd cities afford.
TERMS-s2 so per day; SIG per week $50
Ter month: for the month Of June, $40. Chil,
rem under ten and over two years old ana
'srvants. half price.
CoLHOUN, WILSON l. C0WAN,
PrOprietors.
Clerks: c. NJ. Obenchain. Wm. Wade and
IN. +. Rose. 65-lll
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Board, per month, $40; per week,
sI4: per day, 81 80.

Children under twelve years and servants, half
price Special rates to large iamilles.,
Excursion tickets via Memphis and Louis
willie railroad, from Memphis to Burns Sta
Hon and return distance two hundred miles,,
Twelve dollars. Comfortable conveyances at
IBurn's Station for the Springs. Immediately
|upon the arrival of trains. Sleeping cars
through. %
In. M. and arrive at Burn Station at2:3Op IN.
land 80 am.
For further information address
j. f. ROBINSON,
bon Aqua Springs, via Burns Station, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-11
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The merits of this preparation
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Bon Aqua Springs +!

IUHE ABOVE POPULAR SUMMER RE
sort, under the management Of Mr.. j. r..
Robinson, of Nashville, Tenn, will be open
for the reception Of visitors on the 10Th inst.
, 1873-11-22

tho Qunlity will DO somewhat inferior. owing to
tho faot that corn ths yoar Ia soft, and viii not
fattot, as vol aa tho lard corn .> Of previous @
seaaons This partially accounts for tho iodine
in pricos, though tho gonorAl ro,1o.ion IN every
thing Is 0 lottor roason. Tho demand from tho
English market IL hoavier tlan last yoar, ,glile
tho demand from Germany Ia llglltor. Tho Cor
mans bought oarly Inst year aud Lost
money, n,nny Gormnn pofk.pnckors fall
ing: Consequently tl,oao Who remain aro
tinld md holding off, mud In addition tho Cor
mnt,s aro obliged to draw their exchange tllrough
London and Liverpool. On tho whole, tho
foreign dctnatla will bo great as Inst year, mud
tho home consumption will not bo 1uss. II tho
market Is fod now at low prices tho packora OK
peot healthy demnnl ut fntr rates until tl.o e,l
OF tho soason. There aro Bomo indications Of A
speculative foyer. II tlloro should bo war with
Spain tho demand will inoroano.
cos1pAn1soN OF THE MAnKEr
yesterday with the sa,ne dato Nov. 21 Inst year,
shows decline in pricos. Choice hogs Lust
yoar ranged from s4.05 to e4.40, agalilat a3.70
to $i:10 yostertay; cash pork is about 81 a
bArrol loss; lard ono-Qunrtor OF cont a pound
ioeh; hams which sold at from D91o to ,10s1o
lsHt yoar fre now quoted ut $50; Hhonldors nro
about tho sa1no, and 80 arc now monts; long
clears (Bidoe) aro 1aalf a ceut lower; long cut
hams are cont, a pornd loss; December and
January long clears, which sold last year ht G1c,
nron selling Mt 04o.
Tho packing this year iB mostly In boxoa,
thore being but little demand for barrel meats.
, 1873-11-22

Dcnttl OF Richard d. Cnmpbell, Esrosf-
dent of tise Chicago Typographical
Union.
Mr. Richard D. Campbell President Of tho
Typographical Union Of this city, died at tho
residence Of his aunt, Oh Gottugo Grove avenue,
on ThurHday oyoning last.' Ho Was born in
Springfield, ILL.,, in 1927. Rocky Mountain
mining and country newspaper publishing In
this State wero tho principal experiences Of his
life previous to about 1868. From that dato ho
labored Ms compostor upon The Tn1nuNE until
the great fire. Ho then accepted tho editorial
charge OF tho Noosho Times, in South
west Missouri, md, nlso, during tho Pros
idential campaign stumped that acc-
tion Of tho country for Groeloy. THO alverue
result Of that election and o natural lovo for
Chicago haatoned his roturn to this city, which
wna marked by his immediate election rs tho
executive head Of tho printers organization
hero. Ho was an accomplished lottor-writcr,
and n man who impressed bis interiors with his
superiority and his acquaintances with his
warmth Of fel1ow-fooling. He leaves vito and
daughter, aged about II, who wo understand,
arc vol provided for. Tho contemplation Of
tho appalling nature Of the ulalady whicl, took
h1s life in tllroo days and hurried lin undor tho
ao9 almnat unfriended, has bogloomod tho gloom
OF the many who know Ills big heart and Ills
nice honor,
, 1873-11-22
THE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION.

10 the Editor Of 1Hs Chicago Tribune:
SIN: acc, by your dispatch from Frooport
this morning, TINT tho Railroad Commissioners
propose to prosecute the Northwestern Road bo-
cause it charges, or is said to. $1,000 per cur for
grain from Winnebago TO Rockford, miles, and
only S1510 from Wiunobago to this city, 100
miles.
I do not know what tho conveniencoa for hand
ling grain ct those pointa may be, but ordinarily,
it would bo worth, to load and unload car, q
large part Of tho charge from Winnobago to
Rockford. And everyone knowB that, nfler a
car IL loaded and in train, tho increased cost of
rolling even 100 miles instead OF il small Yet
here Is IN additional Charge Of nearly S5 Tor
hauling tho extra % miles. II tho Inv or Com
miBsioners want tho roads to charge ten times
as much for 100 mileH as they do for 10 miles,
all fair mon must Boo TINT, tho sooner both arc
abolished, the bottor for tho people in general,
and especially Of this city. And, il tho North
western 80 regulates rates at those points as to
keep Winnobago whoat still on tho way to Chi
cago after it roachos Rockford, instead OF going
of to Milwankoe by another route, Chicago poo
ple must 500 that their interests aro not alto
gether distinct from those Of tho road.
ALBEIT D. SAUNDERS,
CHICAGO, Nov, 20, 1879.
, 1873-11-22
A LOST DAUGHTER.

The Mysterious Disappearance of
Lilli0 R0cAe.
A lady, Mrs. @. A. noeso rossling at No. 859
Third ayenuo, reported to sorgt Ellis at
Police Headquarters yesterday, TINT 11or daugh-
tor, Lille; ncose, aged IL yoara, had boon
missing from her homo since Monday. Mrs.
lscoae stated that many yoars ngo aho was
married to man named Gard, In
Rochester, N. Y, tho result Of tho mar-
riago being tho BIRTH Of Liino. Shortly
after this ovont Mrs. Rccso and her husband
separated tho former obtaining possession Of
tho ohild. Tho child ono day mystoriously dis
appeared, but wna BOON discovered in convent
i'll Baltimore. Mrs. Roosc instituted legal pro-
cocdinga to rcoovor hor infant, mud, after tho
expenditure Of considerable sum Of money,
rcgained possession Of the child and brought
hor to this city. nliss Lille has becn pupil Mt
the MoBcley School while living in Chicago. A
short 'tiimc ago, Mrs, Rocao discovered note in
tho pocket OF her daughters dress, purporting
to bo signed by sistorr. Of Charity iii q Dalti-
moro convent, and reading as follows:
LILLE :. Yon IRE to 90 to Sister Mary MeArthur
and and she WI take you to Bishop Foley, and ho will
Last "Wednesday Lillio loft the school at tho
morning roccss md has boon missing sincc that
time., The police authorities hayo boon request
ed to Investigate tho matter. Mrs. noose stated
that che had called upon Bishop Foloy, md, in
answer to hor Inquiries regarding tho whore
nothing about hor; thut he knew no "sistor
Mary Macarthur" aud tbat he Ind never had
any correspondence with tho Baltimore Sisters
regarding tho child. Io doniod possessing any
knowledge OF tho matter, and pronounced tho
noto forgery. It Ia believed That tho girl hns
gone on with young man with whom sho Ind
boen Intimate for some time.
, 1873-11-22

Tho parlor concert given il tho Methodist
Church on Thursday ovoning was very enjoy
ablo affair, and WAS in every respect tl1at-caas
entertainment. Tho audience Was of moderate
proportions only, and the proceeds wore for tho
benefit Of tho "College Cottage" The original
poom Womans Logic" by Mrs. Emily Hunt
wero tho readings OF Mr.. Briatol, and tho
:. Warblers' Trio" sung by Mesara. Ayars,
Thomas, and Allen.
r HYDE PARK.
Thero will DO NO meeting at Cloavor Hail. Hydo
Park, tonight. It Inns been postponed until
Saturday, Doc. @, when all taxpayers WHO can
altoud arc requested to be prosont.
, 1873-11-22
Tho nog-Traae Of Chicago Compared with
Cincinnati and st. Louis.
950,292 Hogs Received from Sept.
ss.1s to Nov, q.
An Immense Increase Over the Same
Period in 1871 and 1872.
Where the Hogs Come Fronl--.1yloro the
Pork Goes To..-Pricos Compared
with Last Yenr. ..

The pfe-om'ncnco OF Clicago rs corn market
has long since boon concedodby cities that ut
tempted 10 rival or, aud wore loft far behind in
Tho race for superiority. Sho IL now tho great
pst corn market III Au1orca, II not In tho world,
she vast grauary whence tho product Of tho
prairlcs iB distributed to consumers in various
hnda. Gradually this trade grew until itH mng-
oitudo Ia tho wonder Of tho world. Following
:oEn cnmo hogs which arc raised upon It, and
iha hog trade naturally takes tho samo direction,
aud to-day Chicago landlos moro hogs,
live and dead, than my othor city. Thoro waR a
time WHOM Cincinnati led, and 30 extensive wnB
her commerce in pork TINT sho was lonored with
tho nane OF Porkopolis, or tho City Of Pork. st.
Louis also had protensions to distinction In tho
hog trade, but she never approached Cincinnati,
and 1t ts hardly necessary to state thnt 8he is
hopelossly bollind WHOM compared with Chicago.
It is estimated that tho commerce Of Chicago In
hogs is to-day ns large as that Of Cincinnati and
St. Louis added togothcr.
, The opening OF the present season found tho
Chicago packers much bottor prepared for busi-
ness than their competitors In either Cincinnati
Or st. Louis Tho lattor citioB bowed to tho
financial storm until thoy wore bcnt and bruised,
while Chicago stood up straight and CAME cut
strong. Her banks rofratned from issuing cor
tiacates Of indebtedness; currency flowed In;
,vhon tho aooaon on;orod hooa voro aont In tbn
,.,,sh.t .s,',sls ~ = - 1eo 49, w.. W Wv
1"AA \, NV "A'iou naa t.o uiohs Ao"''y nnoaoy eoc
tions Of country hitherto drained by Cincinnati
and st. Louis became tributary to Chi
caeo, and in all probability will ro,na}n
ao In tho fut1ro w no. I,vo
a. 49,. =. I,,,no,a 49, ~ e., ~" INV
southwest half OF Wisconsin, of tito southern
hnlf Of Minnesota, Of quite slice Of Kansas,
of tho north 1,nlf of Nt}asourI and of nnrtona ri
indiana and Mich;oan Mi. sroo ~ ,ridon,nt-
1T 4,a .,..s .., .e,' t,.1a ".u. "a "'ao",as
an tne tamo' ana, Wnon TINS season cloBos, tho
territory which will have sent its 1og-orop to
this market will astonish Cincinnati and st.
, 1873-11-22
planoa Cheap for Cash.

PIan0a Cheap for Cash.
We haye flno now punos that have been reutod
only few months, that wa will sell Ut priccs from $325
to $500, T-octayo rosewood caAes oyursrulig haas,
carved legs, etc. Warranted to give satisfaction
money refunded Eeed's re nlie Of Musio, coruor Of
peaeboru aud Van Buren, streets,
, 1873-11-22
$4,000 Charm Bella Troe.

$4,000 Charm Bella Free.
Having purchased the ro1na!ning entire stock Of tho
celebrated Cour-uouas charmbella from A1r, Ever
hart, Mr., Gunthor will put FREQ III oyery bog Of
candy sold by him from this day until all tlspoacd
Of, Az they arc lnqucstlonah,y famine, md su from
rs cents upward THIS In Bweot opportunity for a to
have Ut thoao pretty soycnls of tho dreat Fire,
which time Will mako YaluAllo
, 1873-11-22

fnE knowio Ut stock -aistg IL doaruus 81 iipet.
ln1 With party WHO Will put money tnlo ahoolral!ng
and somo oney Gan furnish lloI eeEonn6io roisrenco
aud socuEy for intoE1lew address 1B T.ibnnD oioo.
from w. 0 10 t tu take hall interaat il ii, es.
ShaSa E,ess n9, MSo' f Y Pf ast Xss sa
, 1873-11-22

E'Git n! b!A,lt:--lsAHE !,l. AND FURNITURE OF AN
lng.hnllso Adttross ~. Tribune Uthc9,
TTOuBKIlOIp GOODS or EVERY DIfETiI1iPTIi1N
- At Auction Saturdays and Woanoadn,s aid at ,Anu
{aStufeEs p1Gss a private sale, hy WILLIS, LONG
, 1873-11-22

Tic total number Of hogs received in Chicago
during the twelve months In 1879 was 8, ,459, SIS,
compared with 2,852. $40 In 1871. Some idea OF
tho increase this year over last may be formed
By considering that more than one-fourth Of tho
total number OF hogs received in the twelve
months OF 1879 have been received from Sept.
to Nov. 81 this year.
A further comparison may bo instituted by or
aninlng the following aguros showing the NUM-
tho past two yenrs, and comparing them with tho
.numborrccoiyed this yoar:
187l..,.. Al
Increase Of ISIS ouer ISL
lhcfease OF 16t3 oVot eo5, ,420
THE rACN1Nd-nousE5,
this market arc droeaod, but nine arc
killed, dressed, and packed In this city. This is
o great aud important industry, employing many
Thousands Of men In tho dulleBt time Of tho
year. The capacity Of our packing-housoH rangea
from 300 to 5000 head q day, and tho number OF
men employed in each ranges according to
capacity from ono to aix hundred, This doeH
not include tho railroad and other omployoB Gu
gagged Ia transportation. The magnitude Of this
branch Of trade will bo appreciated WHOM 1t is
remembered that tue value Of the hogs handled
iu 1872 amounted to 833 500 600, and this year 1t
will bo worry much greater.
WHERE TIE roNK GOES TO.
From tho packtng-housoa the hogs converted
unto meat and lard aro distributed to consumers
in Europe and North and South America. Az
the largest proportion OF the pork exported goos
from this markot the following table of tho
foreign exports from Now York for tue weok
ending Nov. II, 1873, taken from tho Produce
tE'rchange Weekly, will be OF iutoroHt:
, 1873-11-22
INSTRUCTION,

INSIHDCT1ON,
G0I1oqL OF O1v1L ENG GlNEEnING, SURVEYING,
~ and drawing. gou!ses af9 u and Ia mouths Reaper
Blnok. Chlcago. 6ulid for circular,
fI1IIN UNDERgluNFD TAKE FLIiAgIIEE IN NG-
ooa,dins to s FRITZ LOSE tho praIsa Garoln
n1agfous pupils nre progressing With rearkahlo rapid
tafma aro very seaaonAhln and my oue with the
to o #. A. te:s e o Nts
sl6 Fuitonr iron o to ii H. n I%nis IndeImor. 81;
Wet Taylar It. Metss. l6i Four.lay: Lon. Oao:
Tveaiy H. e lrspk. = FtsaS h!shors, Fsh.
es 9na Sionioost n1Ecs nudnann, 2tG West Madison.
, 1873-11-22

Ilavun School on Wednesday, Eoy. alot,t Ii osloak
f. H., anu has nnt been span aiuco lai l,ro"u ging.
aH .1ssf rs,1ia + L =. n' dTo9an @ a
tornslion EsgsEd|nF bar Will thankfully Rooo1od By aE
, 1873-11-22
SEWING B1AOHIWEs,

NILJGox GIBBS. TIL: nEsr FAMILY SEWING
~ naehisls. 4hread ncpilul, oil unt rcpaiEnRt VIII
e0x Gibbs u. o.. oosaVr Wabash ~. aud Aaas.It
, 1873-11-22
SUBURBAN NEWS.

CHICAGO, Nov, 20, 1879.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-06
CLIMAX!

Pages Climax Salye, a Family
blessing for % cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without it..
warrant il tOcure Serofula
Sores, Salt Rheum. Chilbiains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
lit has no parallel-hayingp per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound of
Arnica, with many other Ex-
tracts and Balsams, and put up
in larger boxes for the same
price than any other Ointment.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-06

ed for the transportation, in the same di-
rection, Of passengers or freight a greater
distance over its road forbids greater
charges for handling freight at one point
than at another forbids greater charge
over one portion Of road than over anoth-
er portion forbids the charging of one
person more for transportation than anoth-
err and declares that all such acts shall be
considered prima .faeie evidence Of the I'M
just discrimination referred to in the act !;
and no plea concerning competing
points made by the railroad company
shall be accepted rs excuse or justification.
II is provided however that these prohibi.
tons shall not be held to forbid the issue
of communication, excursion or Thousand
miles tickets,
Section makes the penalty for viola
ton Of either Of these provisions not less
than 81 900, nor more than 81, 700 for the
first offence not less than IS, ZOO nor more
than $4,000 for the second not less than
$4,000 nor more than 10000 for the
third and So, 700 for every subsequent
offence. . In addition to this the person
oyercharged may recover from the offend
ing company three times the amount, To-
gether with costs and attorneys fees.
Sectiohs 8 and provides for enforcing
the penalties provided for in Sec. T.
Section makes it the duty of the rail
road and warehouse commissioners of the
State to visit railroad stations and ascer-
tain whether the law has been violated, 10
prosecute the companies for violations and
10 employ counsel for the purpose
Section requires the commissioners t.
make a schedule of maximum charges
and this schedule shall be taken as prim,
fdeie evidence of the reasonableness Of
the rates therein contained. A specia
schedule shah be made for each road, anC
the commissioners may alter it from time
IN time, as they may deem advisable, but
it Is provided that this section shall not
take effect until ten days after the next
meeting Of the Legislature (which prac-
tically knocks it on the head The act, IN
this respect, viii not meet Interpretations
of the people
The st. Louis Rtpu5}iem says
Concluded on third page
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-06
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aud
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