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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-01

LIVERPOOL. November l. II 80 a.m.-cO,ton
opens dull. Uplands. -@s7sd; Orleans. %
@91[d.
3p.m.-cott0n is dull and unchanged. Up
lands, SD; Orleans. s1sg9l4d. Sales, 1900
bales, Of which 300 we're for export and sPeeu-
fation
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Nd. sIOhM, Treasursr.
For New OrIenns.

St. Louis and New Orleans Packet Company
For Vicksburg. Matches, New Orleans and
all Way Landings.
EXPORTER. A. Williams, master
UNHIS ELEGANT PASSENGER -
steamer will leave a. above. 1872
SUNDAY. November ID, at 4p.m. >---as.a-lA
J. 7. WASHINGTON. Ar't
~ Madiuou sfreet
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Ansther nystsry.

By visiting the Hole in the Wall, on
Monroe street, opposite the Peabody,
yOu will be astODished, By George POI
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CHEEK LINE.

Memphis and Nicksburg Packet Conpsnr
Tri-HecklY Line-for Helena. Friarlr pofrf.
Napoleon and the Bends-U. i. Mail 10 IA
p0leun-lhe steamer
A. J. WHITE. MARI Cbsst. msrfsr
GEO. w. CHEEK ..- Malone. m.ri.-
ONE OFIHE ABOVE sTEAM-
Y y ers vii leave TUESDAYS. Lrt|T|trn
JhsDAlS and SAII RDAls. -
a. pm.
A elerk viii ts found 90 the be red Hharf
beat q recelre lielrhi e. ail iiuts.
Iur height ~ r1ssaFe arrlg 90 t11rI OF Z
GRO. " lhEkk, Elr'L
- No. - frlrt rlrrrl.
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RAIR DYE.
Batoh,lors Hair DvIe 3

THIS SPLENDID VAIR DYE is lhE
i best in the world. .Nbe only true snd per
feet dye. Harmllss, rel %ble m ms" y o.
or unpleasant odoF. Rene ies the "a CT eo,s
Of bad dyes and washes. A'noduces y. h e.,S
ArELY a superb BLA OK Or NATu VA BkoES' ~"
The genuine signed w. A. DatceeS9r:, SSNd py
all Druggists. Slil rs. BANh CySty q
6i-e0d- yVii-40 PRONE ~. ~ ~:
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NSOW rs THE TINE TO BUY
PosTPoMEMEMTs.
DISAPPOINTMENT or THE FAIR,

WITH REGRET THE DIRECTORS OF
w the Memphis ARTioultufai and Meehan, /,
icai Society announce that the tltth Annual
Fair has been postponed until further notes.
The extraordinary sanitary anu nnaoe e,i,
PEELED them reluctantly to this PostPonementi
as il "a evident THAT signal failure must
result from an effort to hold the FAR on the
'- VI = j. q. BALLENTINE. President.
LEON TROUsDALE. Secretary ~
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Memphis. Helena and WAY LaudinEs-Tri-
Weekly Packet.
PAT CLEBURNE. Ashford, masiSr
I EAVES MEMPHIS TUEs-
IL DAYS. THURSDAYS aud nilE2r-a
SATURDAYS. az SPIN. 80
Saturday. trip extended to Phillips Bayou.
on St Francs river.
Por freight or passage apply on board. "a
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FREIGHT.
TO STEAMBOATMEN.

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO DO ALL
w levee work pertaining to
Asserting, Delivering and Recsiv-
ing CargOes
for steamboats,; also TO receive freights from
boats for merchants, taking care of and deliv-
erlng the same as per orders from consignee.
Believing that our past work will be q sufh-
cient guarantee for our faithful attendance to
any business which may be entrusted to US
we are respectfully,
W. W. WILLIS.
A. BANKSMITH.
La No. Towards Row.
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STEAMBOATS,.

TUT OnirO ana III LOUIS.
Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Company-For
Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and ST. Louis.
GRAND Mckee. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE r.
w THIS DAY, November ], at i'Elt,R
O'Clock pm. -
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Bur your wood from c. Il. Johnson,
III Poplar street, near Fourth. 1897
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-01

YlLow FEVER nurses wanted at S2S
Second street; best wages paid, 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-01

If you want to prepare your system
against yellow fever, use DR.. G, A.
Buchignani's anti-bilious pills and Indo.
Americana Bitters. For sale at c.
Curtis & Co. drug store, No. 246 Main
street, a TaZT az lOs
FRESH oysters received daily at Ma
dame Vincent's Crystal Palace. Served
in every style, and in cans to families. ret
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-01

MrurH1s. TryS., October 20, SO
rpHE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL RE-
oren on Monday, 10th November. The
Male and High school, on Aaams street. Ar.
~ Andersen. lunrlIal. VII fr-npeA on
Monday nert, u November
b. order u the prsQis1t. .-.
SIS s-r- eHlh-'-- -slit.-ts' .
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Dress-Malsine Department
MRS. KREMER.
NOTICE.

All our DRESS-MAKERs and hands
are hereby notified to
Call at their Earliest Convenience.
MRS. KREMER.
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
FRESH OYSTERS.

Received daily by Victor D. Fuchs,
Al Jefferson street. .1iiM 1T
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MRS. KREMER

Takes pleasure in announcing to her
many friends her return to Memphis.
She is ready now to show her selections
of the
PRESENT SEASONS STYLES.
She is also ready to attend to any order
in the
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NEW ORLEANS, November l. 1880 a.m.-Cot-
ton is quiet. Middling. l55se; sales. yester-
day, $500; receipts. 1917.
NEW YoRK. November l. 1925 a.m.--Cotton
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D00Ms AND BOARD FOR FAMILIES,
d-sO Ne.sa Adams street,
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FOR SALE.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

CtTRAYED, OR ST0LEN-FR0MC CHELSEA
S1Two Mare Nudes about lj1b hands high,
about years old Tbays--oneI stout. the other
aim. with defect In left ear. were missed on
the night of the 17tb A liberal reward will
~ PAGE & CO.,
AQ-5l No. Madison street.
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sBelow bench mark.
below high water Of 1871.
Blank (.....l indicates no report; cipher COZ
stationary; ~ rising.
loficiall o,o, S.W. RHODE,
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SOAR, ING.

III 4. FIHHEN. eUcCEs6OH 10 fleHER.
and Third: ss.t
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n.rr "a NOON YAoH DAY. YrLL'w OTHER ,ov,,
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
City Public Schools.

ai lHol q 0---g7 'r7 la'I
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BUSINESS nousEs.

RowMAN. q. a.. J MAcIuNisTi 1Sp
aiiss sSsls s;s ss M,ls s BE-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-01

The visiting committees of the Odd
Fellows made quite favorable report
to-day. No new cases, and all their old
ones improving. Mr.. Moyston, the ELI
cient Secretary, was out visiting the sick
this morning, and was pleased to find all
doing we'll
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-28

TIE YELLOWSTONE EXPEDITION -
CHICAGO, May 20.-The following
dispatch was received here by Lieut..
General Sheridan yesterday.
EDwINToN, D. T., May l8.-Lieut.
General 2. FL. Sheridan, Chicago, ILL.,. g.,
Arrived here last night at 6 p. m.
The expedition te Powder river via
the Yellowstone, was complete sue
cess. The steamer Key West, the
second largest steamer on the upper
Missouri, went up to within three
miles OF the mouthof the Powder River.
and if we had proper appliances to
have taken out two loose rocks in the
channel at Key West Fails, the last
rapids on the river, she could have
gone up at least eighty miles farther.
At high water she could have gone
over these rocks with ease. At the
time the expedition went up the spring
rise had not occurred, and the water
was lower than at any time previous
tor the last three years. The Yellow
Stone is better stream to navigate
than the Upper Missouri above Buford.
GEO. A. FORSYTH,
Major and Aid De Camp.
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Major and Aid De Camp.
SMALL HoRsEs.-The Souther1

SMALL HoRsEs.-The Southern
Farmer says "The arguments may
all be in favor of great size. but the
facts are all the other way. Large
horses are more liable to stumble and
be lame than those Of the middle size
They are clumsy, and cannot Gil them
selves so quick. There is nothing
more surprising to the Western men
than to visit Montreal and see the
small but stout Canadian horses haul
ing large two-seated carriages, full of
people. with apparent ease. A horse
weighing 900 pounds in Maine takes a
chase or Concord wagon, with two
men in it, and makes fifty or sixty
miles day over hills that might have
terrified Hannibal. But their weight
Is where it ought to be. It is compact,
aud not lying around loose. 1t is
muscle, not pulp, that we want in a
horse"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-05-28

The VIENNA EXPOSITION The
demands OF the Viennese keepers of
lodging houses and hotels have near
" doubled within the past week.
A single diminutive bedroom in the
9Th story is now $1,25 per day, and
will be 81 or more next week. Lodg-
ings are not to be had except for the
whole six months, at prices ranging
from $40 for single room to $500
for three, or ST 600 for large suit,
and rooms are with difficulty got at
any Of the better hotels. The exhibit
ton managers seem to have the
same fever, for not only have they
compelled all exhibitors to pay large
price per square foot for their space,
but the restrictions on admission are to
the last degree illiberal. Twcntv five
forms (about S12) must be paid for
the entry at the opening ceremony,
S25 for lady's season ticket, and $50
for a gentleman's, while every person
employed by the restauran keepers
and exhibitors must pay monthly
tax Of six forms. All this may make
Vienna rich, Int I am inclined to thin K
the Vieanese are going to kill the
goose that lays their golden eggs. The
common people catch up the spirit of
the day and charge the most absurbd
prices for everythlng-washing at the
rate of 20 cents for shirt.
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Omnibus Line,

IT DESIRE TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
L public that I shall run my Omnibus to
the night trains this winter. | will, if de-
sired wake travellers at the proper time and
take them to and from the depot in closed
carriages. Furthermore l should like to
inform the Public, that Messrs. Welsert &
Co. have built for me commodious closed
carriage which will seat eight persons, for
the use Of families, parties and funerals. es.
pecial y IN inclement weather. This car
riage may be had at very reasonable rates
of the Proprietor ofthe Waterfowl Omnibus
Line. A. F. MANNEGOLD.
N. B. If any fault should be found
with the drivers, please call at the proprie-
tor Of the above Line.
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A LECTURE

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49, 4 lecture on the Nature, Treat
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D author of the "Green Book, Sc
The world renowned author, in bis ad-
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KEAKNEY's EXTRACT BUCHU.
Avoid ouacks and Imposters.

No Charge for Advice and ConsuIatlon.
DR.. H. b. Dyott, Graduate JeFerso1 NedscaI
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Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study either in male Or female, no
matter from what cause originating or OF how
him to treat disease with success Cures guar
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Send for the Guide to Health. Price 10 Cents
J. B. DYOTT, MD, Physician and Surgeon.
1O4 Duane ST. New YORK.
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ENos & HALL, Watertown, Wis.
Attys for Petitioner.
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THE GREAT gE2ENCH REMEDY.
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District Court of the United
States for the Westegae District
OF wisconsin.


In the matter of Aaron Stein, Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy.
warrant in bankruptcy has been is
sued by said Court ag ainst the estate of
Aaron Stein, of Watertown, of the county
of Jefferson, of the state of Wisconsin, in
said district, adj judged a bankrupt upon the
petition of his creditors, and the payment
of any debts and the delivery of any prop
erty belonging to said bankrupt to him or
to his use, and the transfer of any property
by him, is forbidden by law. A meeting
of the creditors of said bankrupt to prove
their debts and choose one or more assign
ees of his estate, will be held at Court of
Bankruptcy to be holden at Madison in said
district, on the Third day of June, A. D.
1873, at 10 o'clock A. 81, at the office of
Sidney Foote, one Of the Registers of bank
ruptcy of said court.
T. ". OAKLEY,
Marshal as Messenger.
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Mr.. Greeley's Contemporaries


This work is, in short, the great biograph-
ico-hjstorical work OF the times. It is the
great literary success of the times. Every
intelligent man and woman will have it.
Orders are already coming in in such way
as to show they will soon begin to pour.
Mechanically it is the handsomest book
published, being profusely and elegantly
illustrated with about 40 engravings, in
cludiag portraits, also steel engraving Of
Mr.. Greeley, which is the most pleasing
and natural of any yet ublished-making
volume of over COG ROYAL octave pages.
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Ghe RepnbHrar.

THE VIENNA SCANDAL. = WASH
INGroN, My 2l.-The voluminous de-
tails of the investigations into the Wen
ma Commissioners scandal are expected
to reach the State Department next
week, and they will entirely justify the
action of the President in removing
General Van Buren,, Is asserted by
Minister Jay in a cable telegram re
ceived by Secretary Fish on Sunday.
1t was not at first the intention of the
department to publish the evidence.
but General Var Buren, and his friends
persist in their efforts to throw discredit
upon the Secretary Of State, and he
finds himself compelled in self-defanse
to render the fall of Van Buren, com
plete.
The attempt of Van Buren, is show
tn at from the day Of his appointment
to his suspension he encountered the
powerful opposition of Fish and Jay,
cannot but result in failure In the case
of the former. There are reasons to
believe that Minister Jay never enter
tanned fraternal feeling toward the
ex-Commissioner, but it must be re-
collected that he was no. removed at
the instance of Jay, but on account of
facts ascertained by Assistant Commits
siouer McElrath, who was appointed
at Van Buren's request, and although
in every respect Van Buren's friend,
was forced in shame to acknowledge
that there had been corruption IN the
Chief Commissioners actions. 1t is
known that Van Buren, will make as
much capital as possible out of his IN
pleasant relations with Jay. but both
the President and Mr.. Fish regard
that as an evasion of the real issue.
It is said that General Burnside is
chiefly responsible for Van Buren's ap-
polntment, and be intends to support
the ex-Commissioner until the charges
against him shall have been publicly
and fully proven.
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Mr.. CHAsE's WILL.-The will of

Chief Justice Chase has been admitted
to probate 1t gives $4,000 each to
Wilberforce University and yarmouth
College the interest on $4,000 to his
niece, Jane Aud, and the remainder
Of his estate, valued at $3.50 600, in
equal parts to his two daughters. The
vii is dated November 10Th, 1870.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-15

AGREEABLE MrsTAKE.-Not very long
since the physician of Western village
had call to see a patient living a few
miles out Of town, and as his mule was
nearly rs far away as his patient, he con-
cluded to go on foot, ard started about
eight o'clock in the evening. When
about half way he heard some animal
stealthily creeping toward him, and
knowing there were grizzly bears in the
country, he at once surmised that he
was about to be attacked by one. lie
made up his mind that discretion was the
better part of valor, and made hurried
tracks for the nearest tree. After ascend
ing the tree about twenty feet, he found
convenient limb on which he could
hang and listen to his enemy. He soon
heard him approaching, and could sec
his great eyes glistening like balls of fire.
The grizzly approached near the tree and
seated himself, keeping his great fiery
eyes steadily fixed on his victim, as ifcon-
fident that he was yet to furnish his sup
per. Thus beleaguered the poor doctor
was compelled to hang and watch the
huge, shaggy monster through the long,
weary night and he says his prayers for
daylight end relief were deep and heart
felt. AT last daylight appeared, and as
objects began TO appear moro distinct,
the size Of the monster began to diminish
and appear less frightful, and after wiping
the mist from his eyes he found that he
was freed by his own big dog.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-15

A HAPPY MAN.-Inquisitive Lady
"Who, may ask, are those three tai
ladies singing ?"
Communicative Stranger-"The Mis-
Bilderbogies."
Inquisitive Lady-"They seem rather
remarkable persons"
Communicative Stranger so
BY all who are SO favored as to possess
the privilege Of their acquaintance, they
are with justice admitted to be morally
physically, and intellectually perfect"
Inquistive Lady-"Dear me! And the
lady at the piano p
Communicative Strangor--"She was
also Miss Bilderbogy. Indeed, she was
by far the most transcendently gifted o
them ALL"
Inquistive Lady-"Dear me! Thor
she is no longer ?"
Communicative Stranger - "On tn,
contrary. Marriage has improved her.
Inquisitive Lady -" Good gracious
and whom did she marry, pray ?"
Communicative Stranger-"Me."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-15

KEPT HIM THERE.-Last Summer, al
n camp-meeting held at Chicago, n gang
Of rowdies were present, bent upon mis-
chief. They agreed that at the next call
for mourncrs about twenty Of them should
go and bow at the altar. AT the appointed
word their leader, we'll charged with
Bourbon, started. AS no knelt at the
railing, he looked around and saw that
none of his men had followed him. The
keen eye of the presiding elder had been
watching the movement, and he was pre-
pared for the emergency. Fastening 10
the man he bent over him, and in firm,
low tone, said, "You rascal, know what
you came here for. l have boon watch
ing you for half an hour past. Now, II
you arise from your knees before l tell
you, the sheriff is standing behind you,
and has orders TO arrest you." The good
presiding elder kept that unrepentani
vagabond knceling just two hours and
then permitted him 10 arise and depart
in peace.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-15
The American Eagle Spreading
Himself above u CIOuti-burst on
Mount BniIy During Dry
Season.

Often I've watched tho eagle's fight
Above Old Bally's towering height
He mounts the sky with graceful ease,
He eyes the sun with steady gaze;
In circling sweep, on outstrctched wing,
He rides above tho clouds rs king;
Up far above all human powor,
The earthquakes rage or oceans roar.
Old Bally's peaks beneath him lay.
Whore angry storms delight TO play
With Heavens sublime artillery.
Whom lightnings cloave tho murky air
Old Borcas mounts his whirl-wind car,
And guides tho fight by rules Of war.
From Shasta's Butte and banks of snow
The northern winds first gently blow;
Then from south and west tho zephcrs
come,
And tho clouds, like old maids, come
waltzing home
To tho front, whore booming thunders play
As the jam shuts out tho light of day.
With banners torn-black, rod and grey
Ilo shoves reserves from every way,
That rush, like rams, to join tho fray
Amidst tho fash, tho crash and spray.
To burst their brains in grand display,
Like miners on u drunken spree,
Till rain, like blood, in torrents fall
And raging floods down Weaver roll.
Whom tho storm winds up and tho winds
have gone.
Old Boroas hauls his banners down;
The lightnings cease and the clouds run
dry,
And tho sun shines out in tho western
sky;
And rainbows span tho western hills
Then hope once moro the miner thrills,
That he can increase his credit bills
And go through stores like dose of pills
Our foathored monarch Of the sky,
Unawed, heeds not the laundering sprce,
But proudly keeps his onward way
And spreads himself in wanton CLEO
IT'LL some fat varmont meets his eye,
Whom, plungiHg from his course on high.
With lightning speed no nabs his prey.
Then to some nook, by rocks o'erhung.
lie goes to feast his joyous young,
And show to zach man in Trinity
He must spread himselfto mako 1t pay.
MORAL.
When eagles pick fat varmints up
They doubtless think lifo's Jig IL up;
And so with us, we'll have our day,
Then like fat varmints sail away.
ARDuCKLE.