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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-01-24

SMART GIRL During q raid through
Florida bright little girl was found at
one house, her parents having ske-
daddled. She sid not know whether
the troops were Northern or Southern.
Two fine dogs made their appearance
while converse tion was being held
with the child, and she informed one of
her questioners that their names were
Gilmore and Beauregard. (Which is
the best dog ?" asked bystander. CT
don't know" said she; "they're both
mighty smart dogs; but they'll either
of 'em suck eggs if you don't watch
'em." The troops left without ascer-
tanning whether the family of which
: the girl was scion were on their side
or not
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-01-24
CO.OneratiYe Boarding House.

New Haven has a United Workers
Society, from the annual report of which
we get interesting particulars as to
their women's clearinghouse. In a
house which accommodates 1S boarders,
and gives an average of 38 restaurant
meals weekly, the working force is a
matron, q housemaid, cook, and a
woman to wash one day each week.
The boarders' washing is done out of
the house, and paid for by themselves.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-01-24
AVERAGE WEEKLY EXPENSES.
rARE GIYEN FOR TH1s AMOUNT

Breakfast-lOne hot dish, bread and
butter, tea or coffee. Dinner-One
kind of meat, two vegetables, bread
and butter, fruit, or pie, or pudding.
Supper-Bread or biscuit and butter,
stewed fruit, and sometimes cake, also
tea.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-01-24

A jury in Iowa recently awarded a
locomotive engineer $4,000 damages
for injuries received while in the dis
charge Of his duties.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-01-24

81 have lost fiesh," said topper to
his companion. mo great loss" re-.
piled the other, ''sihee-you have made
it up in spirits."
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-01-24

A Circuit Court-the longest way
home from singing school,
, 1874-11-20

auA LIZA h4o4keltA CONCERTS.
Tho third concert OF tho Do Murska season
will be given this evening At MoVickor's Theatre.
Ih1s WILL give people On Tho South Side. who
have not yet hoard Do h{urska and this oxoollent
troupe, tho opportunity to do 30, and Il is ap on
portunity which,, il loft unimproved, will slvays
DC regretted. The programme which Be give
below is superb ono. aud ought to crowd the
theatre to ovcrtIowing, not only upop its own
merita, but for the sako OF this incomparabfo
artist and her aasooiatos. Tho programme will
bo as follows.
!; Isio m minor" First Movement n. .Mendcseohu
2. Bong" Maiden at tho Window y ' Fnscr %
O ,,-,- Herr Thcodorc. habtimann.
~ odoeoa'o .o.ana ao'o-frayor from Moscs tran
So. Gaetana Braaa.
T. hfa-" Robert ie Dlsbe," Second act :. kIoysrbeer
x vo,,r ,o,,-1I;t KS. Tina d. Aarska.
He"s. Smiis saar:i. "'Sn'1"'1
g. Asta-@ Boo Naplca und dfe "..,,.... 1" ,csnp,n,
Sig. rerranH.
FART
!. Ouo-for !1ano and Viol1n-prclude ct
1,nt c.rr1ne aa;ti and Io',. saa1;i. ''s@
2 shadow Song" Dnorat t"...,..,,,,,, !" ,Moyerbeer
1he, lima DE- Aurska,
s. V'ooneeno sole. s. 0osricoio-" Br.g.
Stage Coach n.....,,,l
I c..,.,.. Aa; Gas'ana Braaa.
SH. FtFTaHH,
s. Piano Assssss Hs!sns dss Ra;:: Beethoven
dAt1en, arranged by.
8. puef-Martha, With Tbo Lses Rosa NJ
s Iina " Aar.ta and H:1 Ha5:imaa a'''0"
, 1874-11-20

70 move hIs soll-gato into tho Village OF
Az ordinance providing for the erection OF
,ssn slaewalk "n tho west sdo Of Contral avenue
H. S,m" dtAcussion was Ind on pound, nftcr
WHICH tho Board ad)ournod.
kLasN.
~ H. smith, Esq., OF Smith County, Kan.,
, s'nlsou ElGtn last week, and mado known hia
pnal,caH as Tho regular appointed agent Of hls
coah.y 70 aolloit and sontl forward 4" money and
s"pp!aos TO tho " nakotl and famlsh!ug IN the
era,a sao'nsY from which llo came. Gaming hy bis
t,riun mant,n! o confidence Of tho ctizons.
atinday evening. Mr.. Smith atatcIl thn facia and
lo't tlan'n to do tho work. A oollectinn nf lin
nl N,o was sakota, and noasttros a{iontoi ia nj,
Ro ahe C. eos9csion To- during tito week. It alroady
Thua Elgin. which aont tile e tirnt c.r.,o.d ~
ploYisohs 70 Chicago In her grcat cninutty.
maintains her reputation for lberallty to III
ss to on1oy tho luxury Of lccturo.conrre dp,lnc
tho Hlhter. committee consisting Of ono nor.
6on afom o"ch Of tho thres churches In The vii,
lagc, hRa beon appointed to make tho nrc,imi,-
ary arrangements. A lint of tho pameH Of thoae
to 20 requested to 1aoturo las boon made ont tn
part. '1"3o ess III
RIVER FOREST.
Another one Of those aooiablos In which, Tho
hlVer Forcstors 10 much delight, and which. on
account OF their oordia1ity aud entoymont. ara
30 peculiarly Hut genera, will tako place this
ovonfng ut tho roaidonca Of Alr. o. D. Matthews.
4 ploaBaus time Ia inevitable.
JErFEnHoN.
An oystor~Hnpper and festival waa The rooroa-
tion Hl'rea' l'sforo the Jofrersonitos last osobt
and tic attendance showed their appreciation of
good fare.
, 1874-11-20
GENERAL NEwa.

Workmen wcro engaged yesterday lay,pn
watar-pipe along Monroe Btreet, between LuSalle
md Clark.
pntrick Sexton, the boy who was supposed to
have been fatally stabbed by Louis kirch Tow
nights ago, WAS botter last night aud Lls pAysI-
clun NOW thinks that he will recover.
An inquest WAS hold yesterday on tue body Of
MI infant weeks old, named Edward Coyle.
who died Of infautito oonyulsions at the Found
linGs' Homo. A verdict was rendered accord
iugy.
An Intelligent subscriber says come voters Of
the Ninth Ward want to know who tlleif Alder
nlnn H.. John ComisAey. Frank l.aw!or, or
,IoHnll Greenwood will gladly glye tho desired
information.
Saturday afternoon, whlle Matthias MathiHen
WAS layl,g "ates'lnle OH Chicago avenue, his
log and foot weIo crushed bY fallng ppo, lie
was takon to No. 13l Bremen atroot, aud at-
tended to by Dr., n. j. Luu1
Horny Bc:--cs, Of 10. - rr5!o :!s,c:, TEL! CT
, 1874-11-20

sultan Of Turkey and Khedive OF Feypt.
Since tho lata reconciliation Of these grand Easoru
potentates shsre has been friendly contest going on
between them as to which shall purchase tho largest
number Of tickets 70 tho next and last grand
CT tho Public Library Of Kentucky. The Egyptian
ruler In this, ~ In other things has thus far uroye
himself the most progressive man, and secured Tho
sreat'r nu'aber. but tho sulAn may yes catch Up 70
him boforo the dny Of drawing, tbs a0th Of No1cu-
1cF na I h1d d .aiS hniSTssvs hesE hurry ii The
ton apply to j. r. Watts Co., Room II Me,ronotsn
nlock cornar Randolph aud LaBalle at1ees Chicaao.
, 1874-11-20

e. q, ,bil!,sahles In this city sho paid to amount OF
s2S rhn Tor billiard licenses for Tho ycar 1s74.7
msccasar, to 10 considered il tho p.c.ent iaaury
The IT, il.s. sna. most important consdoraon IN a. q
Inc power granod by The charter IL to rogiats il
n tSnfS H,sns anu oaptess md rrohib md to ahoiso
PSa r5sDss &c ssss T. ef s ya
1s7S rrovlng Tor isouses for thcikeerne Of H b.ra
sss III. nFIeoa eo.o tt1s se sln"nss sass
for asn rsett 9n s keeping Of
subjected tho kocpor Of auch taIlo 70 fno 1t s.
.rn oath ~ ,s71 o. toc p5 nnnam @ " tho passed.
III dy q aroh II hs susco"na ss" ssar ~ to IN
essn eer Ta,s 'i te lieense wea .,god ecnss to
the llcenso Bucl iiccnse for such tn,o il the consd
TIE sonaidera.on pasaas the very Instant tho conse
s:ansnss ss ss" 9aaaasy ,s .n s
leensss expired July In each year. and. no matter
nov ,ong m sttsr 1a, license was applied for there
IL u VI Is p5Ssisd f., S. tl;' sensss saa e.gTs
g., .her r. dstcs; and, il issucd after % Aprli T.
snproa sG IN 6 1s la, y uoh rroporon s:s as
rersons receiving ccnso aftcr Anti l. ISL and b..
asn % o The ster @ss oranasea i
Ia Sec the following language Is used; Tho intont
sa e oi this seocn bo!ng that biaralles
xusin ~ r. license Of $40 each por annutn"
% H.; ~ sec. =: This ordinance shn1l bs III forco
ad take effect from nnd sfter a passsgo anrose
na a' ~ ~. oFdlnanee Of Juno ~ nsead Of roo-
to t,',.- SO. would tho oily hayo '-so'1T Claim
er noa e ~ dRrensn sSnsea afssr, After April
aoIa licensed would rghtfully ssy. hsys noi1 fm
snd 1a1 ny
SO Also u tho OF tho city Ii lbs Eiye fn. cora
Grafton for tho fec paid md nothing more ca hn lo
handed. Tho fec haNng been paid Into tho ~ civ
Treaaury In accordance With law, boconea and ~.
lnaina tic money OF the city. To pay it back would In
nstmpy donation. mud know OF no authority In tho
common Cnnnc1l to mnke donation from tl1e Civ
Treasury for my purpose sIy opinion Ia that tho
2rder Of June ~, 1871, nnd the resolution If oot
~ lo'4 sre tr r'rts md yo, and that tho duty Of
ucenscs 80 VA 'n-
, 1874-11-20

,,--The Marclionosa OF IIomood. vim ,,,a t,,s,
u'yd ,,n1 at " ydars Of aee, was tho widow Of n
.,ou, uoeman WHO used to claim that, according to
nGal 1raIaa deseon, ho would bo tho lawful Kog Of
ioa'o; va n ,t Ihe Marquis aud archonoss used to
pest known III that city, fno mnronis dod .ons ,ns
miral Fano, Il. II. ''''''AAo" 1''A1-0o'
, 1874-11-20

drngaists. rho, in some instsncen, .r,
osoIght s, nr for not having otafnpB On l.ottlos
aon @ ooxea OF prepared nedicnns not offered for
aalo. ! Ihe proncc,tln OF suct, oagos ia causing
Roun aeas Of bad feollng, especially against tho
proBecutiQua. "'O "-0 WV e"eno W .no
, 1874-11-20

| D. Fl. BlakoIy, Of tie ST. Paul Pioneer, late
| the Ecens"3 Posi-, was in tho city yesterday.
Thomas D. Bryan, Esq., and family sailed To-
Europe recently, intending to rsu,ain there .
year or two.
The business community will be paincd Il
lcaru OF tho sudden death OF Charles Coryo|I
which occurred at Lao yesterday morning at hit
residence at Riverside. For number Of years
past Mr.. Coryell has been intimately
idontiaed with tho wholesale trade of on,
city, aud Ii widely known and upiyor-
ally estcemod for his many storliup
qualities. The past ton years of his life wera
spent III the Wholesale grocery business, ho hay-
ing been partner in tho firm Of Day, Allen i;
About year ago he sold his iutorcst Ia tha buui-
ness 10 AbIjah Keith.
HoTEI. ARRIVALS.
ffdnd 1'dcU1o lote.-J. y. larriAh. Washing.
ton; the Hon. Thad G. rouud, Wisconsin; 4, i.
Eivyans ivs, John koldetIhaoaso; Buffalo; George i.
Now York; O. W. Wright, Denver; 4. s.
Pratt, Washington tile Hon. j, N. Drum
mond, Toledo; Peter White, Marquette,
Palmer Aonse- Tho Rev. Noah Hunt sohenck,
arooKlSn 1,;.t Mass Glapp Jr Boston; Thomas
delrhia Capt. J. ". CLOVIS, u. s. H.: ]. 4.
Hubbard, noug,ton Mich; D. K. Ferguson, ii,
Loula; John J. brandon, baltimore,
FLoRESCE MCCARTHY
70 tie Editor Of I'as Chicago Yribauc:
s1a: You publish in your papor Of this morn
ing runor that in calculated to do me great in
jury. You Say that am abou. to leave the min
istry and go into politics. Do me the favor to
say to your readers TINT this Ia An utter false
hood, aud was started by Tom Goodspeod, be-
cause hls congregation ARE melting away every
day. and mine arc increasing
There ia only one thing that would induce ma
to go into politics. and TINT would be- the exco]-
lent opportunity would hayo to EXPOSE corrup-
ton, Tor Which work hnye a docilod taste.
But as there IL more corruption among ths CHI.
cago Baptists Than there is IN Coneross, 1 tl,luk
that my duty will le in the pulpit for at least
twenty years to come. There's Barry, Eyorts.
Aermott, etc.. elo, Whewt
FLORENCE McUAnrHY
, 1874-11-20

%@es1401
fe" Instruments that have bean rented and but
Little used can b bought at Reeds Tcmplc OF Husic
, 1874-11-20

Ao'~A .$&8.b9
An order was granted to Il. H. Bronson, for
carpenter Work on tho engine. houso, Tor Ad76
aud another to i. p. AlllB 4 Co., on account, for
$l0.0u0,
Whon tho question Of having a system of
water-WorkH tn tho village was agl,alod, tlsoHa
aGo, aud claimed tAat th,s wns moro uocassary
than water OthurH clai1nad that l!lo water
woraa would bo uaaloaa without At tia Hano limo
providing Tor sowurago. Tho Board of Trustoos
, 1874-11-20

A very important adjourned Meeting OF the
Board Of Village Trustees waa hold ut tic Town
Hall Wednesday evening, tho1o being nrossut
Trustees Gilbert, Gage, Mann, Kiddor, and
blanchard.
After approving tho minutes, the following
bills wera allditai nnd nrtlatad uaid.
, 1874-11-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho test OF tho on4ines ut tho Wator-Work
will probably commence Monday.
Tho Directors Of tho Public Library will hold
regular meeting 1T o'clock Saturday after
noon.
Prot. Delafontaine lectures this evening boforo
tho HYDE ralk Yoketelows, IN tho Hydo Park
Presbyterian Church, on "Tho Fire that 1lu
| mlnates."
Tho COMMITTEES Of the National Board Of
Underwriters are now on their way to this city
During their visit they nill be the guests Of tho
| Clt7alls' Association,
Masonic diploma fssuod by the Grand Lodge
Or England to T. 3: Hassing has been found in
tho City Clerks office. The owuor can hays il
by applying to sr. John a. Moody.
All who have ever been pupils At LIT. Holyoko
seminary hre reminded OF tho meeting at lilo
a"Ha for tTa naelas h9t9 f Saturday at 1910
tlon Tor Chicago aud tha Northwest.
Tho sale Of reserved soats commences tbts
tnoruine Tor the two coucerta to Is given ly tho
naoialdo phlIliPps. Company in alcCornck's
Hall Monday aud Tuesday evenings, under tho
auspices Of the Lakeside Lecture Course.
Tho latlios Of st. raul's Uniyeraalist Church
give general reception IN the lecture ronm
and spacious parloru OF tlref, church this even.
Ing. The occasion will bo enliyened by inBtr,~
mensal aud vocal nusc, and by tabfeaux. An
oyster supper will bn served from 6 to D. Tho
ontiro entertainment, except the supper. is open
10 al the menbors and friends of the parish.
a mass meeting will he hold In the First hreth-
odist Episcopal Church. this evening, at 7:30 o.
NJ, under tho auspices of the Ladies' Education
o. aud AID Society, to cousider the interests Of
~ aho huudrods Of working womon IN this city,
ahe a sreakers wilt bo the Hon. John Wentworth,
Thomas, tho Roy. NJ. II. Parlhurst. Dr.. Helmer.
Mrs. Swssheln, and Miss Alta u. uulett,
, 1874-11-20


r, 4nLIAN..BuLL-rn LI tIs city NV. n - -. - :,
= na.mef sF D. II. To'nan and 5tIss tufis D. Hi
, 1874-11-20


Mr. Dlackn,er IL organizing CLEO club. Some
Of tho best musical taens Of the village will be-
come identified With 1t. Tho oYonug selected
for Tho meetings Of tue club is unfortunately
that upon which several whobe presgnco would
ho very desirable cannot attend.
The fourth eociable OF the Rcdowa Club took
place last evening Mt the hall Of the Hon. H. W,
Austin. Ths attendance was good, aud pleasant
time wAH had.
Miss May Foster returned Wednesday norn-
ing from . visit to friends and rolativoB in the
East She went to SEQ certain OF her frierda
married. and did it, too.
AlRs Jessie Hardy, rocontly connected with
Unity Church Choir, will soon form connection
with some city choir as soprano singer, Wiss
Hardy LAS won al onVjabe fame ia Oak Park
musical circles.
Unity Church Choir now consists Of a1r.
Corbett, tenor; ilr. Datos. basn; Miss Casa,
alto; and Miss Conwoll, soprano.
WHEATON.
Tic Wheatonians Ind tho "Dlutf Citys
result was victory for tho j" Wl,oatonians,"
Tho Baptist social waa held last evening at
tho residence Of 11rs. Austin.
The Excelsior Association Of Wheaton Co,loce
will hold public mooting this evening in tie
College Chapel. A general invitation has bsen
given 10 the public,
44As @1SAG@t ~ VIZ lA IHbo d0n$9, has
beon kindly aided by burglars In getting rid
Of good part Of hIs winter supply Of coal. It
IL said that tho same generous aid vap extondoJ
to him in diapoBing OF Ais grape aud ohoyrY
crop.
4 man WlloHe namo was John Hatch, 1e1
suddenly at thu residence OF MIR, Wiga lant
Sunday Mr, Hatoll had been sick tor four or
ya weells aud, boing placotl in clair. ox,,jre,l
from diHeaHo Of tho heart. IIo loayos wfa ~,
England wllonco ho came two yoArs ago. At tl,o
time OF hih death MIR. Hatch waa in the am
ployment Of hfr. Holt.
-, Tho amount ut roal estate ealos recorded DUR
lug the woek endsrg Tuesdny, was $l0l. .S2B,
NORWOOD pAnK
Tho Board Of Trustees met last eyonjpr, Thero
wera present all tho members, and largs NUN.
ber OF visitors. Tho Committoo OH Strooln
Alloys. Side and orosB.walks reported In favor
Of establishing system OF l,arkA tu frant OF the
luta In tho village, and n,lto recommendations in
reead tharcto. Tho attorney OF tho board vas
Instructed 10 Prepare the nocaHBarv ordinance,
4 petition. nuuorollsy algnod, waB prosoutnd
laElng that fencea orootod prior to the oicrnoro.
lon Of tho village be allowed to remain mil
.sso lsL day of htay. It was discussed Ind "a.
EuKad. ""4 20"
The Committee on 8treets and Alleys v.H IN.
:ttuotod 10 ascertain when Mr. Huail rropoued
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-07
GENERAL MARKET.

The following quotations are for small or
ders or jobbing rates:
APPLES-S4 50@6 so q Dbl.
BAC0N-Clear sides, 754gSc; clear rib sides
715@7szc; shoulders, 612@65lc; hams, mncan-
vased. i21SCdl3c; breakfast bacon, 10z@llc.
BUCKWHEAT FL0UR-In stere, So 90 per
BRAN-s1 O5a1 10 a cwt.
BUTTER-Medium, 25@SOc; choice. 3s94Oc
" BAGGING-1I1lal515e y ID.
GHfCKENS~sS OOs4 50. dressed. lOc n lb.
COAL oTi-l7@2Oc y gallon.
CABBAGES-T crate. IS coos 90; y 100.
IC0RNETn store. 76@sOc y bushel.
CHEESE-Factory. l41z9l516c.
COTTON-SEED-sS y ton; crude oil. 993S.
C0RN.MEAL-sS 50@S 60 y Dbl.
COFFEE-Rie, 2492Sc p ID.
EGGS 14@l6c p dozen.
FLOUR-Super and extra, Sc 0O97 so; fam
lily and fancy brands, IS oO9s so y Dbl; infe-
nj afAYgc6Cioe. $50 OO@2l 90 v ton; medium.
SIS OOa2O 90 D ton; 81 SOL 40 . cWt.
H0MINY-8 barrel, 81 1895 o..
LIME-S1 5091 IS a Dbl.
LARD = Tierces. 91l@g,zc; kegs, 1O@lO1sc
Dissatisfaction, new in barrels. IS
965c; syups. 659S0c D gallen.
ONI0NS-Mixed, So 5O97 50 y Dbl.
OATS-Choice. $500 y bushel.
PORK-Bulk clear sides, 5000; clear rib.
s1S9S1zc; shoulders. 614@7c; mess, SIG 5O9l7 %
y Dbl.
MISUNDERSTANDING and russets. So IS
as 90 D Dbl.
SUGAR Crushed, powdered and Rranu-
lated, lls<912c y ID; soft. refined, yellow and
white in bbls. cyclic; brown and yellow. in
hogsheads, Sdl0e.
SALT-S2 9OG3 50 D Dbl.
TIES-R 10, S34@9c.
TWINE-l3H9l41ac.
I2Hl6c a 10.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-07

ing for St. Francis river in place of the
Augusta. She goes through to Wits.
burg, attending to all way business. Ed
Postal holds forth in the Office.
The City of Augusta brought in 23O
bales of cotton and 272 sacks of seed.
The Cleburne came in with 1877 bales
Of cotton and 1914 sacks Of seed.
The st. Francis had SO bales Of cotton
and 263 sacks of seed.
The Julia will pass up tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock for Cairo and st.
Louis.
The Dugan is due from Little Rock
tomorrow.
The John Kilgour will be down to-
morrow en- route for New Orleans with
full trip of passengers bent on visiting
New Orleans to see the carnival.
Business at all the river towns is ex-
ceedingly dull, with little movement in
freights.
Cotton receipts are rapidly falling off.
There is very little cotton left along the
Mississippi or tributaries to be forwarded
to market.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-07
COTTON

The market to day was frmer and
active, with an advance Of &c for bright
cottons. A good feeling prevailed in
the market, and holders we're firm and
anticipated an advance in New York
and Liverpool, owing to the falling of OF
receipts. New York was quoted dull
and nominal; for spot cotton s, middling,
l53c. Futures were steady Liverpool
was quoted: middling, 72d- New Or
leans steady, l5Ic. The falling OF the
receipts and active demand for fine
grades stimulated the market here
holders offered freely, hut asked full
prices. We learned Of several lists
changing hands OF low middliDg at l49
l4ie; middling. l5i@l5lc, and stained
cottons at rose. At the closing Of our
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-07
Extremely cheap bargains in prospect
VIM. FRANK e. CO.,
No. S27 Main Street.


The Grand Jury of the Criminal Court
having searched into the causes and
reason for the prosecution of Vice Presi-
dent and Assistant Secretary A. G Rem
aud, by the President of the Howard
Association, made the following report
yesterday:
To Hon. J. R. Flippin. Judge of the Criminal
Court of Shelby county:
II having come under our observation,
in an official form, that the officers of
the Howard Association thought it
necessary to cause an investigation into
the conduct OF Mr.. A. G. Remand, their
acting Secretary, we feel that it would
be dereliction of duty on our part were
we to permit this matter to pass unnotic-
ed. We announce to the world, with
sincere spride and pleasure, that the
character and fair fame of this city, the
Howard Association and Mr.. Renuud,
have been completely INDICATED, after a
most thorough, searching and impartial
inves tigation, for which the thanks Of
this community are especially. due to
your Honor and the Attorney General,
as well as the Association.
We cannot refrain from adding that
credit is likewise due to Mr.. Remand
for his patient submission to this trying
ordeal, which has resulted so triumph
antly for him.
1t should be matter Of infinite pride
to every citizen to be able to say to those
noble souls who responded so promptly
al, IL, halV
from our stricken city, that their contri-
buttons have never been misappro-
priated.
7. N Tuggle, foreman; e. Marshall,
G. M. Grant. John ID. Stanley, G. A,
Junkerman, r. II. Morris, E. Morrow,
Charles Erck, P. M. Stanley, s. J..
Camp, ]. G. Mills, j. 7. Fargason, A. B..
Morrison.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-07
MEMpn1s. TENN., February I, lS7l.

Mr.. j. T. Lonsdale. Agent Mound City Life
Insurance Company:
DEAR SIR desire to express my
heartfelt thanks for the kindness of your
company through you, in the payment
of the policy on the life of my late hus-
band, JOSEPH HIsKY, (who died during
the late epidemic), for one thousand dot
lars; also to the kind CITIZENS who con-
tributed to the FIRETANs fund to pay
the premium on the policy, through
Major Joe Barbiere, who was then an
agent. Very truly, your friend and well
wisber. KATE HIsKY.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
RoATs LEAVING TO-DAY.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Pat Cleburne, Chicot City.
" st. Francis, Mariana.
City Of Augusta, Mariana.
Grand Tower, St. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Chas. Bodmann, New Orleans.
West Wind, New Madrid.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point
Frank Forest, Fulton.
~ PORT.
Bannock City, Arlington. Mary Boyd,
Clarksville, G. W. Cheek, Pat Cleburne,
ST. Francis, City Of Augusta, Grand
Tower.
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Hotel and Restaurant.

Corwin, of MERCHANTS Restaurant
fame, has fitted up a number of fur.
nished rooms in connection with his
dining palace. They are located up
stairs in the Kit Williams block, corner
OF Second and Madison streets. Furni-
ture and carpets, ETC., all new. Apart
ments we'll ventilated and commodious;
private diningrooms attached and
everything calculated to make guests
and patrons happy. Try him once, and
YOU will be sure to call again. l54
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Probate Court.

In the Probate Court to-day j. A. An
derson, public administrator, was APP
pointed administrator de bonis non of
the estate of Joseph Witkowsky de-
ceased.
W. B. Street was appointed executor
of the will of Henry l.. Davenport de-
ceased.
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PRISONERS Escaned.

Three chain-gang. prisoners escaped
from the Adams str set station-house this
morning before Il Ie Recorders Court
opened. They slip ped out through the
Recorders Court-l Dom, and IAN up
Adams to Main. Cine of them was re-
captured, but the 9th err two, John Kelly
aud Chas Sibley, $50 cceeded in getting
away.
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Conviction.

In the Criminal Court to-day the jury
in the case of the State VS.. Henry Far
row, indictment for the murder of the
porter, Foley, in Meacham & Co. s store,
a few months since, returned a verdict
Of manslaughter, and fixed the period CT
Imprisonment in the penitentiary at ten
vaarq
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LIVERPOOL. February 7. 80 p.m.-Cotton
opens quiet and unchanged. Uplands. I'D;
Orleans. SD.
p.m.-Cotton is quiet. Uplands. I'D; Or
leans. SD. Sales. 200 bales. of which 1000
were for export and speculation.