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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28
CITY GIN Hs,ai&S
k.ssli y
FLORAL CT InE
Tor 1919.

1hc Guile II now Published t.aartrl,
- cents rays tor the s.ar, four numbers,
which l. III half the cost. shusn Mha
afterwards tend l4un.. e. the amount u
tine dollar Or lanrc iar SEEDS may al.u
order Twenty l,e fe,t,s 0nril estra--t..e
price paid fur III 'ini,lr,
The January nas,nl..lis beautiful, giving
plans fs making Rasil h,nes. nesitns
for Dining Tabsr Decorations, NnlpM
Garlsns. &c nnl continuing Il mass u
Information invaluable u tbs liver II
flowers --------Dne hundred AMI Fifty
rages, IN fine ,in,ed rnler, sanc Five
Hundred Engr4.inrs aud 4 snl slh ,'oinl.
Plate AMI this,m, ,'asrr Tho it,,
Edition II Two llanl.e|l Th.assnl .insl
printed ii, Enalial. sal ieraaa, nnd real,
IL scnu nut. sli-ns
JAMES WICK. Rochester. y. \.
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'lI||I'B :.
KYN0 or TRE DIooD,
ruE MnsT Tti sH0edu rtHfrfMH ~ TIM
nIuun TIT DIAeUtHMAD.

thin MnAr TN tH0tdu rtHfrfNH ~ TIM
nIUDn fET DinNOtHAaU.
e Elscir f II T Tiin wois,T scso2ci4.
~ IT. uAc Cancers Nro cnre4s -
caIirsra~ tnmurs arr .Ii~pufsed MlihspAe ~ ~
gaon's knife -Scroinla conquered, aud uuusunp-
Vsmsreai Di.e ase.. Meseus!a, ara s,ssv.
I'll lulH,n., mud their fleets eradeAssd. ~ vl01f-
Gus health and 4 Wuuili consultation esl4totGe4.
KemnIe WsaaHres aMd 1.eoo4el
internal; and lamoils Aru rvdacsd aud dlscssos1
Erysipcias. Nah nheam, seaM real. -
rs,c, Aorss arg sooa removed BY this powssesl
' sssrSs sd.'' D ~ nss4sse, sssly
pr tough skin. aud lslmplvs quickly GIVE Wy.
leaving The ekin sinO0th and fair.
Atseiinn.. ncncraI be6lEy, II sHos}, oM ~
nu,nrron. diseases eanr.A 6y had Mod - 81.
Quetct. aud g'.s why n.isr s., nv nese psws0sl
zach bottle contAins between fasty nd
ATTY ordinary duses. costing only onc dullaS.
From ossc 20 four Or aye e4eole4 Wtn
pis. Oh ihs Face. niles. ordinsry Ernp,loas, sir.
Rroen two 30 etxh1 hosslSs .Wtl snsl
aeAly Enp,luns Il Tho rkln. rlceys. nssss. anA
canker iniha Mouth aud Stomach 1ryslpslaeseee
A ss' s. c X. 'fs ;. s "a ss.: ~ ID H.:
rlIrclua In curing Neuralgia, Hlck. ue16AeAe, d.
Nilns' Dance. ANIL EpilcIs@y.
Rf0m mvc u twelve BOTTLES VIII cure
The worst rasus III kerofulA.
RrOuA three % twelve boeeoeo will
Cuvr severe and obstinate cAseA ri cAtarsh.
wro0 two - f0Nv settles viii cara The
worst rAars ~ Piles. md regulate tOpllve vOWsas
rroM two 20 Ten eessles WIN esss
bad eases VI Dropsy.
Prlce m per bottle, Or bosliAs ~ y.
kuld Ny ali DMgzIria
D. RANSOM, SOW 1 CO, FrepssA
see testimonials III local column. Duoelo, - .
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Thc Hest Offer Sur Is.t.

Tin aofrsaE M.sfnls. IA go. Ii Year.
w eise The tn,ra.n Msan,s. with
SMl,, hNiler Mup4xins fur ....... si ~
Western Ea..si, ni,h premium, tsr,,.. !, n.
rrair. Farmer. Tor. .f,l
WEEKLY th,sr.t,ssst, i,sf....., -. | ~
American Ayri,nlln,.si, t.r......4, ~
W eise lanI~rr, 'tiELns ~ esesy
A..I 4
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WE HAVEN III ~
~ NEW BOOK

~ a WILL known anl popular aul',r. ~
All entirely neN sni,ietet The l.tsl viii H.
rra.aS+ty ill..tse,rs. II han'l+pinrl, fuan,i
nn4 nsis ssSl 4 iiils Il ~ tiaSses istn'~
Ai-sstns q vssars tr,ri'nts -'a,'.li alit. a
onevs
4 Il. Bur. j .Iipr.
li.l ieri tOiaa. III fhieagn, I'll.
sisn'.i
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AND BROADCAST MEEllEs.
n Slan,iog T,eah - Tempered Steel
fnr - lhllals.

Tie my .niail iv.tA being rsnnl anil
slepins backward IL nut tear .tl.r strong
ii rp,ei enfn, hui ,ilcetuall. d.siray th.
Young wreil. III thu snrta.e. stirring tie
sail iii II. will III around The hill a las
can tt,ke entire cafe ~ I'm acres ~ rurl,
anl ti,ns absitc h4nis haeing ehiirels
Tie hn,ni,sf, shap". nni position of the
run,nl, ~lan'in. tv.sa irstler thi- ilpiroN
the r.st complete phl lard ruls.ri,..
ever u.cd, emitting il,e lamrs Will, tunn,
watl 'lraNtrat, iHae.l II pushing then
siie. 'ar the sthia SESSION II draws ters
easily. mi cosers j wits suffice
WHEAT anl a'l spnn r4nlls are hrnrtttra
II cultivation. H. certainly III com " eHl,
age w'sieh c.n be irefiah.s ,lese with Ill,
Harrow.
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stand s'rNsss usl.'cc.

r,f.atss inf''tFsi III WIN, t'Art.r Nj Ut
,,ass ll.r. III IL i. ss,ire liia t,ll will saa.
,laA sd .lhfiA ntssee III ! all .neh taI"l
uAs,e- iAtiss nuM n tlnr sa tn snrsi as In,
NIL i. ~, II, iul,rslial, eni,iss ot snli..tinl
III ihr slte.sli.st ia.anr knnMn ~ the law
The. VII. nui' sa,e ,'nsis Will heed TIL,
t,niicc hil,l a,nil tlr trouble Ntnt .l.si
taken Ia payment II f.ir prices.
VIM. CARTER.
ahf lsy 4, 4. CARTER agent.
Dasti Iowa june 10, 1879.
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PLAIN DEALER.


4 sA* ss~sssw ~*s - ~ - Nsab
s&A* - +~a $3.50 - $3.50 II ~ e
~#Hsssss* ~ - y ssss -. -
Y ~ ~s~sss# ~s#n&A = ~ = ii -
s~~.sssas s~iA - 49, $3.50. -.
aa~4 tss~ tA##e
s~Assas v - So lasssAa u
ssA#sh ~N4~sAr .HA .As# 49, II
II as.~s.~ sA.a w. @4A.# n~*ua
sA~. a - Atsasaa@ NWh t.~w.ss
ss@k s~s %Aw% a.s~A@s s~s#s~s s4-e
~ss. 4 samsss~@ ~ssAls .A4~.ss -
thss " As~Tas u W. ~ sHr
\ @~*wssw ss~@a ~ss4.. a -
a+~sA 4t~s spsN~~AAs laas - -
~. Fs~e = as# .sssesg .sa go ~
~ss go n~as n saA~sis s~a@rss~ua sss
srA \ f.s.s a ~ sAssssssa ass4
s~sar @a, " ts4ss w. .saa 49, go
r4~. " ~ sss#nst ssAst
A. ss.sss ss~ssas sAa. Ass a.nssts+s
hA.s i~~s IN ~ A.isa a l.s.as ] tan
Ar~a YEAR, liz saa,..sea, ,.q@~si. /,
sss~s sAss that ~as i.rftsr a. f
ss"sa~ssea II capital rasssi.mra,
~ -. -.
e.
4 Mi~nasin s~lsias rr.rsls ~ 4, Z
mise n a fs,lle~ .isssea. asd esaHlasles
-. ~ 80
- . -; =.
-. " -. $3.50. 80. -.
he....,..s
'e""'s y Shaagns~s ad'ef''ses as
'"''"~s - nc 'oinmbns helah'i'ans
~, - ,.o la.Aa, -, -,
th., I ~,ll not INV her ,l.Lf. as re
arc NOT married.
S """''" - '."''' !" -"
but Ae refused. saving. I've lived
)ons enough /. know Tia, one won,an's
lust as rood us another. If not better"
..Aud Il rc,or,cd the cAa.pcratci
wife. shave lived long enough 10 know
In, onc r.n /. ;n., !. h.l - an.,Lcr
u not worse.
Whv didn't Congress- raise tho salary
r. tho Treasury ,;rI. taoy
IA. ta..no.. n. 1.,..a II
j, ~, -,
his nose, and wgglc his fingers IN 10
rision again, owing u his familiarity
with buzz saw.
4 W..,crn manor ,.mo,,s lcc,.s. II
:, s,
more respectable to sell shoes for Sln q
week, than 70 earn 60 BY making
them.
Why, Fat, what are yau doing,
standing y, the wall IT the pub'ir-houses
! thought you were tcet"'al,r.
Yes, yer homer I'm just llsie',i.'
to them i'npcniten. hoss lrlnAln, IN.
side!''
Western woman ,re .rnn,l,l;n, t.r.
f'o'y o'causs TUG managers y as''sa''''-
tut 'a''s W" give ~ ''as' = year
nos'cc Wneh lucy oHe' prizes Ut s'ie
nncs' oap'es'
i1ere = = wicked session 10y W.
writes % ms l'afs"'s ~ tue country
every sunday morning. The r.s,.
Office Ii there now.
Young i going to marry a newly cs.ah-
liShcd fcMalc seminary.
i. o.c.o, .,.m.. v,o .l;.n.l aud
=. .,a~ :, IL. ..-... nj -. g., !.
900 L., ~, ...,. .l.;l,;.., ..lr..a
L., a., .,,.-..r.,.av II
y -,..-:... -. 80.
IL, h.,r /. hu,,,,,1 w..;.,,., ar,ra.,. ~.
.e.....
Which ID the olpc.t, Miss Antiquity.
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s Co. aAN 4M
.4A.ss se'sN.saa
4 ssessH 80 -
ssMasrF# aMAssss 49, awAs.
HsAA i *k**#A AAWsA saMs ~ #As
a. As.sAs 80 49,
NnH.ss n awms* $40 "A 49, u
$1,000
AA@ 80 1 saAass tssss A@al
AAss# ~ swNss ssmms
Nt+hs ~ - " s4.svs -
s*sAAas ah4 ssseas
sSssssst y u u 49, ssss
80 AM i VT A48Aasa
wv 49, Nf@AtN msNss sMa A~#s,
A#ssA ~ sAs $50 ssaaAas ss sssa Asss4s
sNsssss y Aa~sA 40. aAa&s
$500, n NJ aamss ~ s4eN.
l@ftsHts
Z Msrn.,a,
ganl8fs
AsAHslt ssn>>a nnsn - ...A,
tfsk4n
.Hs>eats..u 4, es....A.
AiarkkatfAs.
a,rs nsm Aa,nsssrs>>o~. -. ...s.
Moa.t. b.hs. ua NasA.s Sssus,
bout arri Maze Makers, &c.
IthtN. ". III. Ace Aass,
NaNsHN =. -. sa.a.
III Witt, Nn. ". NEST st.s~ ~ eta.
street. d".ss N.ssh os shr rsst Usil.s.
ligfhtay.
tAMAND. See Asst.
nnita. q. 7. N.uh ,na " nsi.A
Confectionery.
III o..
8itnAIu. 81. -. ~.
hih>iIa, Nh >scssr,.
Try ap.,i. I,uisrx.
siitS. Juii>. Nest .ids .r film ssr~~s,
Atf!. ". a, S."th slide of Market 81,
AN van. :. u as.s d.er s...h .r.A.
haish lsiaek
SAMSON. a NtNOND~ south -. -
hatket street. Asr AL.
NiHI1. 4. I. M. i Brtek nloch.
Drug Stores.
LiNMLR. }. }. Sec al.
ifoas aud Feed
LtNk. H., >rc card.
>IMraN. ). j. ttr.s a..r ..r.h =, c...,
stouAc.
49,
y,
Grocery aa.i Frat .S,ores.
WEBSTER. N. u. See I'd.
rtGriI. t.E 4 Co.. IL post oaac~.
GNiLN. ~. opposite toWrt House.
n,.ta s..
uhArsS. y. Ses al.
UAttuErI 4 I.NMAk. ~ me elA
stand Ut AvsstOa 4 taNasN.
H,.... u..t.
MAL1H.. u. a, 81. = ma. d.or Jewel.
H,,.
] III NOVELTIES. &..eara
W. , ~. .,or., $500.
-
.,,,n,, ..
.s.,...,, \,
.Nss.Ns -. ~ hts store,
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CAV SOu 30 lsETTER /

Address tprrAuE MoNrni,.
iHNi. IL la Sale 81 Chicago
,'.sl, Away, IN isancss
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fsHstu,a I,sssxsru

- A. 80
A# 81 Hs# N
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Ayers Oethartic Pills,

~ Nv -. NJ -
! ! ] ] ] ]
~ euro u ~ dssan0D.
n,ents IN the 49,
- ash lyss. - ~:
E> ~. Il.y ~ mud
excellent p1Tallss.
~ is!ax PURIFY w! ~.
10 insscusy or mis-.
- rsal whatever. Much
- serious sickness and
suffering !. pssvent.
ufc nnd every family siaoul,l have sl,slk on hand
ihs thar prutpcii.sn and rviieG. when Nqulrud.
Ct. sir".t, and icrs VI ali thu Iiiis With which
~. market nhnunl*. liy their otcnslonA MA
Tn hlaoi \ purlli~i tho corrupttnMs Ut tho ~
Who'u inAehsncry of la tcatord 10 IL healihy
activity. Internal ofs:nms which l.co.e clo9gs9
.a .aEs ,o s' . s " ysr ,.r ma sss
Z changed Into lcali The slnc ~ wAlcl. cl.aneC.
Mhsn l.ekenel On ilN vast mMiti.ndes who rnloy
Y. can hardly ~ computed, Their .ugar coating
virtues nninsIaircd Tor any length Of tin,r. -
TINT They aro ever fryi. mil perfectly rdish.c,
Although ,thrchlng, they III. mild. ind uls'tasN
without dlsturbanc. 10 so constitution o. dict. u
rul direction. arc rivsa on Tho wmvr~ =
each box. how % ~ ,hc'n ~ fau!ly raxdA
lstNs rapidly cnrc.-
For i,s.i'cr.in ser Ialliscstsoa. IAssas...
MtAA IsaNkAOts ami uAAHA ~ AtDpO41t4t ny
thnuId VI taken moderately ID silsnillaa0 ~ slens
EcA and trssoso u. healthy toms aud Actlss.
For Liver Guul.laint md ~ various symp-
tn,ns. bilious 1Jcndnehc, MEX Hsxa1-
nel,s. LnnAdicc ur 0rssn ktrkM ness, Ill.
laus Collie MnL IlitiuMs lcsrrM. Thy sheutd
~ jadisiously taken fur sAeh rAA'. IL e0rrct ths
diseased action or nInatc thu distractions which
cans~ X.
Ier ns-rnt.sy or ntnrrA1sn, - -
mild dnre u fs',Mtsuy HsiuilsA.
Tor RhcunsmtlxIn. 0oufs elrnsr1, M
plinti0n Of thr Mastt. 1smln II eha
slide. hack, anl l.oiMs. they shOud ~ cohtin-
ueu4iy taken. " required 70 chang. thr dbs.esA
arslan ~ tie .,steiu. With such ehA,lga uAeA
complaints disappear.
they sl,onld a. taken III largs nnd fnsiacai doss
lur kuppst*stOm. large slOss thouA -
takrn. ~ Il produces tho desir,si til.ct BY syn.
lAshy.
Al Diuncr Pin. imkr onr ~ Avn 49, -
promote tuIsf.~siun mid naktr thu rtesAaA.
An asrnsilhal doe stimulates ". A1arnn1h nAl
bsN.lv, iueiaus vi. appetite. Amd inseersss I'm
lfAi.m Hue. X Ii uftsa advantageous Nlksu
10 serious arrangement eAt&ls. ote Who Asao
t.lrtahiy we'll ellen hnls that dom u these
PHfs RIAAas Him fvi decidedly hslt.f fFuln tAeie
cleansing nut rnesAilMx cGlet - Nv dtoasllt0
nlItasa..s.
rnsr Ansap nv
~. \. e. .lyER q CO., Prs~etes1 0usse1s1n,
LOWELL, MAAa., v. - a.
ron SALE " Al pRUoCisTs Lv.AxwuEAE
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SLOAN. y. y. Arr eNsA
NMENO&NN sWEN ~ Edwards asars
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DUG IlCl!I,
saaaasaaAa* aaaaaaaA#
| I'm i. /, tifMMtn,
s@sA*s ~ s~s*
Drugs and Chemicals
F.sfss ssms>u
~, ssstr
ao,As ssaf#N.A,.
AMI tAAs uahss'A
" 49, rAitk.
wlsiuM rAran.
so.n rsNs, Am
WINDOW suAnIs
H. hss NE largest sseet u
STANDARD and
Miscellaneous
ID q % X = J.
Evcr offered il Howard county. liz stoke
II
Glass,
Paints,
Oils.
Putty, and
Varnishcs,
" tho largest ever offered l. The county
An increased stock of
Wall and Window Paper.
For the coming season
Al the Ne,v Styles ]!
viii be here in fsw days, consisting Of
Gilt,
Bronze,
Satin,
white,
and Brown,
Also choice selection VI
DECORATION HANGlNGS,
For ceilisgs, etc.
liz sells lhc Best Geld Pen
MANUFACTURED.
Especial care will be observed IL putting
W prescriptions.
School Books,
Stationery,
SCHOOL MERCHANDISE
Gr. kr- IL.
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No one remedy Il louder
etli.,l for hs the necessities VI
the Anstha,l pcurle ,hnn a
sssrr ntlI sAir cure for Fever
a,tl Ague. ,sncll VIZ nsv now
enabled 10 MIR, with u lGrl,,ca
certainty that II Will crultoair
isle ,llsul,sr, and with gAssessan0s,
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Lir.ry S'taLhes.

MOONEk RusltARDs, W~sa - Elss ID
a~ar the DcAeyellrs lisMsr.
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fLEMNING. ~. 4 J. Rulcss ri,rlss
agent. Aagl near thc Elevator. Acr al
tEtk. JUnN y. lard rvrmrr -
ElMa aud Mavket streets.
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hayon Makers
gDMAHD ~, VIM. So aaA
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NW EN>uN OLE, East slide " Elm ~
Aee Ad.
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t.iiI.tsrr, r. anlrr ~ tMr clAln Dealer
bMtidsn1 opposite Irlot.
WEBSTER. J. r. allltr with q. =.
usss Asn. tdf, os.l thaistNs Atuse.
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Yos do sultnf -
euro IT ~ dAagV1nn.
DslsAts IN M ebdA.
och. llscr. - huNr
~. Illly nsu 3 mid
alNrksnt, md N
excellent purxAtisA
. M,iiM l,,,rJy ts0c.
table, they contain
10 llsescusy " NILS.
eral whatever. Much
terl0us sickness md
.ufi.rtnR Ii Issrvent.
4 4. ~ = ~
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:. ktMnALL = ARNSNORTm. a. tAr
gank.
.NlGN. u. ~ hls Atnr~,
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.Mat .uu Ltfs.

Painters n Giu.iers.
AsNARD, !. ".
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J III NOs ELLf<. seq card.
WEBSTER ltUtNl.. corncr Elm aud
High Nts.
" i.stiRN 1lOrfl. seq card.
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Fer Tovor and Akuo. Intermittent Fever,
Chill Tovcr. Ncmittsnt Tovor. Dumb
AKue. Periodical or Dliioun Fovcr, 80,
and indeed MI tho ailoutiona which nasso
from m1lnri1,M. marsh. O. sniaan atis
pc3AUun.
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Dr.J.C.AYEn q 90. Lowell, Mnan.
I.ruesieai and .inaiufteal GA.n.i~fs,
AND sUi.D Ali. HOUND TILL WORLD
PRICE, e1.OO lAy DOTILk.
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L0WELL, MAE. ". - a.
ron SALE W Al DRUGGISTS LvEAY WltenE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-18

James Larkin, Micky Free sort Of a
chap, got IS worth for misdemsanor,
A. Richards, bronzed individual, for
robbery, was turned over to the State 10
default of $4,000 bail.
Mrs. Eddington, an Irish lady, got
beautifully drunk and boisterous. and
paid q fine.
Frank Moore. disorderly darby, got
20 worth Of justice.
Dan o Conner, a son Of the Emerald
Isle, for a slight misdemeanor, was
obliged to donate So.
Henry Graf, John and Theodore
Hastner mixed in common eight over
seventeen glasses Of lager, and paid each
fine of s..
Annie Fisher, an Irish prostitute, got
full, F" and being drunk and disorderly
was arrested, paying Is for the arrest.
p. McManus and James Miller paid
each 50 for a plain drunk, that they
could have got in Cairo for a 81 fine.
II. Horst, for "disorderly," was
charged only s., and told to go and sin
no more.
John Sanders, a negro, for larceny,
was sent to Jail in default Of $4,000 bail,
and with those now in Castle Doyle, will
make Jack Doyle's boardsrs number
just one hundred and seventeen.
Joe Cochran, for misdemeauOr, paid
IS, and Henry Hawkins donated a like
amount for drunk. John GaIzelo paid
IS for a small fight, and William Walk
err, a negro, was muloted $40 bill for a
drunk and disorderly.
c. Wuscer, for obtaining money under
false pretenses, was fined So, and John
Shea for an assault paid S.. John Con-
way paid like amount for a similar Of
tense. and George Knight, a negro, for
larceny, was charged s..
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to be painted red, the same as the
Natchez and James Howard. .......To-
day Messrs, James Howard 4 Co. will
launch the FIRST set Of gates for the upper
locks Of the new canal The lower ones
will be completed in about one month.
When this is done all the gates will be
new, and steamboatmen need appre-
bend no further trouble as they are said
to be the most substantial job of the
kind ever done. SO says the Courier.
Journal, and he knows...,...It is ru.
mored at St. Louis that the Keokuk
Northern Line will have six boats
in the New Orleans trade this fall, as
follows; Tom Jasper, Andy johnson.
Rob. Roy, John Kyle, Phil. Sheridan
and Lucy Bertram...."...Walt, at Cairo,
says; dad, mate Of the City Of
Vicksburg, discharged a drunken negro
at this port. The negro threatened to
kill him with razor, and showed his
razor to few Of his friends, but failed
to produce it in Dads" presence. Con-
sequently Mr.. Negro still lives.........The
Evansville journal says "The j. d.
Parker had considerable freight recoy-
cred from the wreck of the Jennie How
ell, including some ten or twelve cases
Of claret; also the gilt ball Of the Jennie
Howell, carried between her smoke
stacks. The Samson is still at work on
the wreck, and is recovering considera-
BILE quantities of damaged and undam-
aged freight; but we learn that the pr
rates along the shore have been pillaging
the wreck with an abandon that would
excite the envy Of the natives on the
coast of BArbary, and that many families
have had wine and brandy on their
tables three times day. The Parker
had over 200 beer kegs from the wreck"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-18

Last night, the dead body of John
Carroll was found in a decomposed
state in a room in the Hartman block,
No III Main street. The Coroner
jury developed the facts that the man
had been dead several days, and had
died in an epileptic fit. He had not
been seen since last Friday, and the pc
cnliar smell observed in the building
near the rooms OF the deceased brought
about the discovery of the body. The
deceased was well known in this city,
and during life had accumulated con-
amount of property.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-18
ANOTHER SUICIDE.
The UId.stOFy-Jennfe bradley alias
Jennie Reeves Suicides at seven
O'Clock this Morning by TAX Ing
and Charles Reeves the Cause.

Tue Ot0.btOry-Son uie nFautsy ete.
Jennie Reeves Suicides nt seven
O'Clock this Morning by TAX inE
MOrphine=U mrequited Affection
and Charles Reeves the Cause.
Esquire Spelman was called upon at
an early hour this morning to hold an
inquest upon the remains Of Jennie
Bradley alias Jennie Reeves, an inmate
of the house No. l3l Winchester street,
between Main and Front, better known
as the Iron.clad," Of which Miss
Frank Gordon is the proprietress.
The LEDGER commissioner, learning Of
the suicide, repaired at once to
the location named, and at the door,
meeting man, rang the bell. The sum-
mons was answered by Miss Gordon in
person, who being made acquainted with
the object of the visit, escorted our com
missioner up fight of stairs mot oil
clothed) to a parlor, adjoining which,
and with the door open, was = room,
where, upon bed, lay the lifele0s corpse
of the once beautiful Jenny Bradley,
but who for years has led life Of shame
The circumstances of the suicide can
be told in q few words. About a year
and half ago Jennie Bradley came
here from the western part of New York,
and went to the house named, where she
remained for six months, afterwards 60
ing to Little Rock and remaining a few
months, but returning has been an in
mate of No. l31 Winchester street for
nearly a year. While there she made
the acquaintance of and formed an at
tachment for a man whom we will call
Charles Reeves. This individual seems
to have been her chaperon and friend"
in her pleasures about town, and until
quite recently has seemed to be very
much attached to her; but last night
about nine o'clock she received a
note from an inmate of another bagnio,
stating that her friend" had placed
his affections and was bestowing his
"ducats" upon another, which so az
fected her that she visited an adjacent
drug store and purchased an ounce of
morphine, which she had put up in eight
powders, and at about ten o'clock, while
in the parlor of Miss Gordon's estab-
lishment, was noticed to be i'll, but
passed it off with remark that she
didn't feel very well. An hour later she
began to strangle, and at midnight told
her companions in sin that she had
taken the fatal dose, which resulted In
her death at seven o clock this morning,
Notwithstanding that every effort was
made by Frank Gordon to procure
physician, at the same time applying
such restoratives as she did some two
months since with success when Jennie
attempted self.destruction before. After
her death Squire Spelman was notified,
and held an inquest upon the body, the
testimony of her erring sisters being TO
the effect that she died from the effects
of morphine administered by her own
hands, as stated above. The body will
be prepared for burial this afternoon,
and will be followed to its last resting
place by her associates.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-18

eucharist the bread and wine are, by act
OF conservation, destroyed and that their
substance is converted into the substance
Of our Lords body and blood, there re-
naming nothing Of the bread and the
wine except their accidents, that is, their
appearance, form, taste and color
The doctrine OF the real presence in the
Protestant Episcopal Church is, that
Notwithstanding the act Of conservation,
the bread remains bread and the wine
remains wine, as well in their substance
as in their appearance. The body Of
Christ is given, taken and eaten in the
supper only after heavenly and spirit
ual manner.