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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-02
7 0. o. p. DIRECTORY.


Odd FsuOwsRHan. corner Main and North
Court streets.
LODGES.
MzXPHIs IODsE, No. 6-meets every Tues
day. Geo. W. Smith, N. g.; W. W. Hum
phreys, Y: O.; c. H. Plischke, Secretary; Z.
\. Risk. Treasurer.
CHIoEAsAw. LoDeE. No. s-meets every Mon
day night. John garrow, N. g.; Ben Frei-
berg. V; g.; T.. B., Jones, R. s.; Thomas
Bacon. p. s.; John Holt Treasurer.
SCHILLER LODeE, No. l40-meets every We'd
uesday night. Jos, .Aehtman. N. g.; J. @.
schmid. Y; g.; H: Shilling. Secretary; Peter
BAESER LODGE, No. ET-meets every Friday
night. G. Gross, n. g.; ]. 7. Lees, V. q. :;
?. II. Starr. P. and r. S.; George A. War
ing, Treasurer.
KNcAMPMENTs.
GAYosO EsoAMPMEET, No. 3-meets on the
Ist and Sd Thursday nights o. each month
John GarroE. G. P; Charles NJ. Carroll. m.
p. Dann Shioss, S. W; Ihomas Bacon, S. +;
John A. Holt, I. ; John H. Graf, J. ".
MEMPHIS ENcAMPNENT, NO. 3s-meets "a and
lth Thursday nights Of each month. C. H.
PIiFchke, @, P; G. Gross. II, P; Geo. A.
Warinr, S. W; II. L. Pickering, Scribe; 7.
S. Jukes, Treasurer; Thos. l.. Risk, J. W.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-02
For Cincinnati.

Memphis and Ohio River Packet Color
Cairo, Evansville. Louisville and Cincin-
nati-The new sidewheel steamer
ARLINGTON Moore, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON r..
w SATURDAY, May I'd, at a sssshts1
pm. -
Through tick cts from Memphis to New
York, s29 so; Boston. sS2 SO; Philadelphia.
S27 so; Baltimore, S25 so.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
f. n. CORB x CO.. Agents,
52-H 26S Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-02
For New Orleans.

Cincinnati and New Orleans Packet Fer
Vicksburg. Natchez and New Orleans.
THOMPSON DEAN -.....-........ Pepper. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE N
w SUNDAY, Sd inst, at 1870
10 am. zAs
1T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
AZ Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-02
KSIGHTs OF PTTHIAs.

TESsE7sEE Lopez No. 5-Meets ~
tvsrg v sdnosday night over Adams
siseet Engine House. cor. Second street. q.
y; MCLEAN, 9. c.; p, J. Moran, V. CT q.
". l.. Crook, y. Of r. and S.; W. II. Lind.
Gross, P,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-02
STEAM BOATS.


tor CaiEO anu ~. hOuHss
Memphis and St. Louis Packet Company-For
Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
GRAND TOW ER........... .........Lennox, master
WILL LEAVE THE ELE- m.
w vatOr Building THIS DAY, EtR
I'd inst. at pm. A1AsaAzA4
For freight or passage apply to
AID. STORM.
Sup't Mississippi River Elevator Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-02

LIVERPOOL. May 2. 1890 pm. - Cotton
opens quiet. Uplands. s3z9s5sdi Orleans, -
9s5zd.
3p.m.-Cotton is quiet. Uplands, s55es,fdi
Orleans. s s9s5zd. Sales. 1000 bales, OF when
ZOO were for export and speculation
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-02

The market this morning opened quiet
and unchanged. Liverpool was quoted
quiet, with middling uplands sl@ssd
and Orleans ss@s9d, with sales of TO-
600 bales. New York for spots was
quoted quiet, with middlings lie, and
futures easier. The market here was
inactive, with fair offerings but limited
demand; it being Saturday, the day for
closing up the weeks business, transac.
tons were not very heavy. Bright cot
tons were scarce and in good demand.
Several small lots of ordinary changed
hands at l2i@lslc, low middling at l6l
@l6lc, and middling at l6j@l7. The
market at noon was quiet, with prices
steady.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-02

The following is the present tariff from New
York and Boston to Memphis on freights by
All rail-First class. 81 81; second class, 81 Is;
third class. 81 OF; fourth class. Sic; fifth class.
6Tc.
The following are freight rates, q cwt.. on
com messed cotton to the points named:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-02

Grand Tower, Mary Boyd, Fort Glib
son, St. Francis, G. W. Cheek, Airing
ton, Quickstep. st. Francis.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather clear aud pleasant. The
river here is stationary, and now stands
nine and half inches within high water
mark of 1867. At Cairo the river de-
clined twelve inches yesterday, and at
st. Louis seven inches. The Missouri
is also falling. The Ohio is falling at
Pittsburg. At Cincinnati the river rose
one foot, and at Evansville ffteeninches.
Cumberland river fell at Nashville two
inches. Tennessee river is still on the
decline. The Arkansas river at Little
Rock is stationary. White river is fall
ing at Jacksonport and Deyalfs Bluff.
In the bends below here the river is rising
at the rate Of half an inch in twenty
four hours, and still expanding over the
low lands. There is no further breaks
10 the levees below. Business on the
wharf is slack, with little movement in
freight. Captain Washington has sew
eral hundred bales Of cotton en- the
wharf awaiting shipment sosth,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-02
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Capitol City, St. Louis.
Grand Tower, St. Louis.
Mary Boyd, Little Rock.
Dick Fulton, Ohio styer.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer st. Genevieve, St. Louis.
Capitol City, Vicksburg.
Phil Allin, Frisr's Point.
Frank Forest, 0sceola.
4" Dick Fulton, Onion river.
BOATS IN PORT.
Grand Tower, Mary Boyd, Fort Glib
son, St. Francis, G. W. Cheek, Airing
ton, Quickstep. St. Francis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-02

1850 p.m.-Cotton is quiet. FUTURES are
Quiet. with saies for May at u J. l6gl75s; June.
i7jlc; July. II l5-lecc. Sales to-day, 500
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-02
MEMPHIS POsToFFICE.

oyTrcE HouRs-PRoHs An. 70 5P.n.; SUNDAY.
FRoM 9 TO 10 An.
Closes. Arrives.
!. Il ~ [ n n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-02

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-03

oea muBte. !, d M a ls trafelL uno Inn
oaour6 Die beillame 9e6re beibrinsen,
bob es gu Saufe fcin &e6t fnbe tpenn
es peroienter @eile in Ser 56ule abee=
itratt puroe. = @ollte Der 2ebrer ober
ipirfllb gu ]trenge. seitraft baben, 10 lol=
len gltern beoenfen, mas oas belize, 60,
100 uno nod me6r &inoer Dor licf) All
baben, Rube nit ibnen gu erbalten lie
Su unterri9ten. gu ermabuen, in nanber
S9ulitunoe iie 5ebnmel anreoen o6er
taoeln gu mii1en; mas fir cine @eoulo
erforoerli9 lei, biele @9oar &inoer unb
oeren @9md9en ooer 6ebler in ser er1ten
5lpeiten uno britten @@ulitunoe 8ormit=
tag, in BET eriten 5lueiten unb oritten
@6ulit litunee ga6mitta9s Dor Mu9en au
baben F! 9iegltern, Die oft BEL 5tpei zig orei
&inoern, ia oft bel einem &inoe 16on un=
1a9li6e@eoulo auf penben miillen> mD9en
li9 oo6 nidt ,punbern, ,penn Bic ler, lei6er
lebr erl46pfi9e @6ab Der @ebulo Dem
2ebrer man6mal abbanben fommt. 2dBt
es li6 nun ni9t obleugnen, oaB Der 2eb=
ret our9 oas l1ebermoB Der @trofe se=
feblt bat, 10 lit es ebenlo 0 ni6t in Mbreoe
gu le1en, bob Gltern bieies 8enebmen
ni9t in @e9enwart Der &inoer belpre9en
ooer betaoeln oiirfen lonoern tpenn 1ie
bur6aus @enu9tbuuns baben pollen,
ii6 nit oem 2ebrer ooer oer 2ebrerin III
ber Mobnung llein be1pre9en 1ollen,
mo- bieie Mn9ele9enbeit re9t liebeoou
nno i6oneno sur beioerieitisen 3ufrie=
oenbeit luieoer ausse9li4en tueroen fann.
9aour9 miro 0as Dor ben Ginoern 70
notbtuenoise nieben oes 2ebrers ni9t
9e14mdlert> unb oas Qnleben Der gltern
in ben Nueen Der &inoer seboben. lie
berbaupt biirf fen ainoer i'm 2ebrer feines=
fails lelbit in Dem Sale als ber 2ebrer
in Set eriten 3ornesauf fiuauung in ieiner
@trafe 5u ,peit 9e9an9en ,pdre ettuas
Mnberes erbliden als ibren Wobltbdter>
ber nur laure Miibe nit ibnen bat!-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-03
Ser 8auer inn 9prtt.

@s NOR einmal elm iunger &ne9t, Der
bate .ni@ts ols Elm Yaor itarfe Qlrme
uno leinen ebrli6en Namen 9ans, als er
beim- 8auer Welten in 9ienlt trot. 9a
batte ct feinen 9obn aber biel MrbeiI>
befam menig 5u eIen, aber 6e]to mebr
@ippenit6Be; =; bod neil er Elm gutter elm
fdltiaer NfenI9 mar, au6 feline Muttsr
i'm oftmals CUR @ebulo ermabnte, 10 lieb
ct ii9's orei Sabre lang gefallen. Sfa@
oieier3eit itarb oieMutter, oerDienit uno
oas 0orf muroen Dem 9ans berleibet>
uno er perlan9te BON 1eineu1 9ienitberrn
Den 2obn !, neil er 9eben ,uolle. 9ieIer
aber fubr i'm 9rob an uno 1aste uSabe
i6 ni6t al Die 3eit ber oi9 foulen Baud
erndbren n,iiIjen um bic strinse Nrbeit,
Die bu 9etban bait? Was unteritebit bu
bid bon 2obn su reben? Du ma9it frob
lein, >uenn i9 oir. bein Wams am 2eibe
laiIe!" l1no als Der Sans bon 1einer Be-
tdubung ii6er oiele &eoen iid) erbolt
bate unb bel al 1einer 2ammsg sgeoul6 ibm
oo9 Die @o0e oermaBen itieg, oaB er on
19impfen anbub oa nabm i'm Der 8elten
belm Gra9en, 1elne Dalb9eDa9|ene Bu=
ben Dalfen oa5u, uno mar fen ben armen
&erl gum 9of binaus. ...
9arauf 5os Der Sans auf Den 96r=
fern berum biente balb oa, balo bort
uno fam oo@ ouf feinen 9riinen 3mei9.
0Gt ser 3eit per9aB ct aud Der gnten
2ebren leiner alten Mutter er9ab iiG
Dem Srunt uno Spiel uno gerietb babel
INNER tiefer ins @lenb, 10 6ab ct na9
|einer Weile gar oes 9ebens iiberoriiilis
murbe. 9a fam er zines Soges in eie
men Walo, unO es mar linn beinabe, ols
muBte ct li@ einen Baum auflu@en, UNI
ii@ baran ouf5uban9en. Snoem er 10
trauri9 babin l@lib, b1rte er Elm fldgli=
DIES Sammern uno @@reien. Gr ging
mad Der @te(le uno fam an e1ne. tiefe
@rube; barin bodte Elm armer tleiner
Mann bate Elm &eislein in Der Elm s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-03
@GuSlibe Gr5ieDmu9.

Gltern erbolten mon9mal irQeno,pie
&ennntniB oaB ibr Sinh in Der @@ule
9eitraf # wuroe> lei e. oab oos @trof faus.
mab peroient ober Elm gu bartes getpelen.
@ie tueit Die befebenoen @eiebe Beitra=
fungen Der @@iiler 5ulol1en> ,uiiien mert<
wiroi9ertpeiie oQe Gltern auf bas &C.
nauefe; oies Dier gu erDrtern, n09te ols
&aumperi6luenoung eri6einen. @ie
l6limm aber oft Die &inoer linb, tpel6e
unarten, unadtlamfsit ooer Taul6eit iie
in Der @6ule entfalten tuie lie oft ben
tpieberbolten Grmobnun9en bes 2ebrers
gar fein @ebDr i6enten, ,pie groB uiol9
liebensluiirbisen" @6iileru 9e9eniiber Die
@e6ulo oes 2ebrers 5ein mli1le, oos mol
len >pieber .ni6t aqe Gltern einle6en uuo
beriifii6ti9en. So es finoen 5i9 Gltern,
aus oeren Munbe i'm @aule nur pol
ternoe uno i6impfenoe @orte berpor=
lprubeln unb init oeren lpn6tiger Tou1t
@t5be un0 @6ld9e ouf lire &inoer ber=
nieoerregnen, Die aber pl0bli6 gang fein=
uno artflblenb> ia I'M Snnerfen ibrer
@eele i6mer5poQ beriibrt werben f6nnen
lpenn ct - BET 2ebrer - lire &inoer
itren9 onblidt> 1ie nit elmer lei9ten
@9ulitrafe fe 5ur Srenung brin9en mill,
ooer gar nit Dem @tdb6en antupft I!
&lar 1T nun Die SbotIa6e> bob bic Sim
Der beitraf # werben rniinen tuenn 1ie es
peroienen uno ben @eleben 5utpioer ban<
oeln. ebenlo einleu4teno mub es aber
bod alien perl ltdnbigen @ltern lein baB
1ie, iobalb iie BON Der 8efrafuns &ennt=
nib erbalten barber nid6t 8roQen ooer
bel Na6barpart5eien 16impfen poer
9lei9 CUR Court lau fen, am aQermenig<
tten abcr in @e9enluart Der &inoer 1i9
iiber ben 2ebrer sr66li4 unb unglimpli6
dubern 1oQen.
Meint 3. g., Elm @ater, es 1ei 5einem
2inoe unre6t 9ei6eben, nun uoblon, 10
9ebe er fin gum 2ebrer, ertuuoige li@ -
a uberbal 'bes @9ul5immers - ii6er
Die rla9e in b1fli6er uno be19eioener
.Meile, ni9t nit frebsrotbem @ei@te,
funfelnoen Nusen uno 5ornbebenoer
Stimme, = ber 2eDrer miro linn nun
ben @orfau ersdblen. Sat Der 2ebrer
nun re9t se6anbelt uno na@ @etpil=
ienspfi6t Die @tra fe perbdnet oann
mb9e Der @ater berllbi9t nod 9auie 9e=
ben 1ein Gin6 tpenn aud ni6t 70
1trenge, ,pie III ber @9ule 9etraft per=
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q REM 3 10 b rfer.

Bur @eoa)tnibubuns fir uniere iunsen eeier
Nnar6ie, (er.) @eiebloiisfeit. -
Mnaitaiis> (gr.) Muferfebun9.
U ma bema, (9r.) &irden6ann. =
u nat ON (9r.) 3erslieoerer. -M n a.
t e, (9r.) 3er9lieoerun9. - 81 NJ
D e, (ital.) i6rittmabig.
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9lmf6fun9 Der Mufgabe Sto. IL.

Nufiofun0 Der Nufgabe Stp. Ia.
Ser 9eltefe lit 29a uno Der Siin9ite
244 Sabre alt.
Sic 9ifferen5 bes Differs (54) multi
plicirt man nit Der 3abl, nit tpel9er
bas 9(lter oes Nelte ten multiplicirt mer=
Den ion (al1o nit g.; oas oaour9 er=
baltene Proouct siebe man BON Der 9ege=
benen @umme (301) ab unb tbeile ben
&e5t our6 bie @umme Der beioen 3ablen
nit 1uel6en bos lnbetanpte Qllter multi
plicirt perben loate (nlitbin 6 uno =
1D, 10 9ibt Der Quotient bas Sitter oes
jiingfen @obnes an >nb aooirt man ST
5u Dem Nuotienten 10 erbdlt man au6
0os Bitter oes Glte item @obnes.
NnfeeI0r burdb q. @duIte. 9DiIa., 4a
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q ufQ06e go. Is

Ser Sroen Der @efeul6aft SeIu 'uuroe
Dor pielen Sabren pom III. Ssnotius se=
1tiftet. Nimmt man Die Sobr5abl 5 NAL
uno 5ieDt bon oieier 3abl 6136 ab lc
fat man Die Sabrsabl. @ann tuuroe
Der Se1uitenorben 9e1tiftet p?
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Ole SODpplge1e fOelUQgIgelleIs OGB 9DDH " :
men Sic gultur unb gipililation Der iibri=
9en WDlfer ausgins. Oieler beioni16e
@abn sog 1ib 1elbit 1T Die 6riltli9sn
Sabrbunberte berein unb 1ollte aud bier
nod lueit iiber Elm Sabrtauieno feline
9errl9aft ausii6en. &ir9lide 8erbote
70 ,penig als Die 8efampfun9 Der Sbeo=
logon rei9ten gu leiner Nusrottung bin.
Clemens unb Origines bon Mleyanorien
in Der orientalil6en Der IL. Iusultlnus
in Der occioentali16en &ir6e, waren bic
Elm iluBrei6fen @egner Der Hydrologic,
bie ia in ibrer beioni1@en 8orm ben
6ri ltli6en 2ebren BON Der g0ttli9en
Nori iebung, Dem freien Millen bes Men=
| 19en &c. piberipra6. @uein Die 4ltro=
lp9en peritonoen, als Die driitli@e &eli=
9ion INNER mcbr 5ur 9errl rl6aft 9elang,
cs balo lire. Sntere1e in oieiem un1=
1dpuuee oer @erbdltniiie luabrsuneb=
men. Sebt lebrten lie bob Die @terne
nur ben Willen @pttes uerfiinoi9ten, ibr
GinfluB niebt 10 energi1h uno unperan=
berli6 lei , baB nidt @ottes g8ille i'm
oblenfen uno obanoern fDnnte; 1elblt
Dem i'm Gbri riltentbume sur @eltung se=
loneten freien 98illen trusen fe @e9=
nung, inoem 1ie aud ibm Die Wla6t oll=
ge1tonben> ben bur6 bic @terne onse=
5eigten @efobren our6 @cbet unb 8uBe
Dprbeu9en 81 f6nncn. So fonnte es
fommeu. bob oos Goncil BON Sac siceo
losor per6ieten mubte ;, oob b0bere uno
niebere @ei1tlibe Motbemotiter eoer g(it=
rologen lino.
Sen SDbepunft ibrss Wn1ebens unb
ibrer M}odt botte jeoo6 Die 81 @itrolo9ie
i'm Is. Sabrbunoert srrei9t, no es uns
su9lei9 m0gli9 miro, oiele feines,uegs
finsirte, ionoern lebr reole Mo6t lei6ter
uno 5uperldlliger gu menen. Sic Bu9'
brudertunf oieies neue Webicle bes UNI
lobes 9ei1ti9er Pro0uction uel6es oas
Is. Sabrbunoert erfano, ,uar fir Die @f=
rologen BON unberedenbarer Srasweite,
uno eben Iic tparen es i, tuel6e luobl oen
erTen grpBorti9en @rfols mittellt Der
Yre6e er5ielten. Nfit 9lilfe Der 8ud)=
bruderfunt ui1len le @lles au@ bos
Nolt in al 1einen @@i6ten unter ibre
9errl@oft 5u beu9en uno no@ ibrem
98illen gu elmer 9emeiulomen Mction gu
lenfen. Sie erl9einen nun als cine iiber
ben Siir1ten nno GDlfern iteben6e Modt
oeneu olein &e0efreibeit 5uitanb lelbit
bic an]6einenO repolutiondriten @eoan=
fen nab9el eleben uuroen, ba iie ia nur
Sen Willen @ottes nidt lire eigenen
2ln59ouun9en pertiinbigten.
@on ,ueldem Gini niluiie 1ie ouf ben gro
sen Bauerntreg tuaren> >uie 1ebr Die &e=
formation 2ntbers oopon obbing, lit nd=
bet in 6rieori@s S@rift: glitrolo9ie
uuo Reformation, pbcr Die MItrlogen als
Prebiger Der 3eformation uno l1rbeber
oes Bouernteie9s , Min6en 1864 -
ouseinanoeryelebt Dab bic in oieier
@6rift bebouptete Beniibung Ser Nitro=
logic bur6 2utber ni9t un>pabr uno erit
pom Nerfoi|er erfunoen lit 5eist Die Gin
reibun9 9utbers unb Melon6tbons pe=
gen ibrer Yampblete ~M0n6talb" uno
~paplteiel" unter Die q ltrolo9en in Der
8,bliotbef 6es Prote itonten Sbomalius.
&ur5 fa1t 1dmmtli6e in Der Reformation
2uthers Derporra9enoe Mdnner waren
Der vi itrolo9ie ergeben; Melan6tbpn
iibte lie losar ielbf. SIN 16: Sobrbun=
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Obie @aiieufreuno,
8e,wetnaiiei8e &e't,tfastffe*

UseekS, o'pll>peH V'o0u wv <Sopp' O'9
oes 0ienites ber 9erfetO5 in fru6tt arcr
llmgegeno nan1sntli9 maren oie borti=
etn G6alotten beriibmt. 9lsfolon porO
bon Solua Dem Gtamme Suba Sugetbeilt
l9eint aber ME oouerno in bclen 8clib
setueIen su lein. Sier eridlu9 @iaiou
80 Ybili tier; Sonat6an eroberte Die
Gtabt 5>peimal. Nie Teinb5eligfeit Der
Astaloniten 9c9en Die Suoen bebnte lid
|pdter audi onf bic G6rilten aus, Die bier
namentlid sur 3eit Sulions pielfo9 Den
'Martertoo fauoen. Sod batte oos
gbriitentbum I1on balb felte MurSeln
sefabt uuo ouf ben Synphen BON Ticaa>
Con itantinopel 3S1, 9isp0lis, Gbolcc=
con, Seru1 1olem 536 woren AUDI Sil0Dfe
BON etstalon. Sim II. Nugult 1899 er=
litten Die We9yp!cr bur6 soie &reus sfoDrer
uuter @ottirieo BON SpuilOln, Goimuuo
bon 5puloule unO Gnbert ppn Ser 9(Or=
manoie cine ponndnoi:c 9}ie0erlage, bod
nabm erF 8olouin ILL.,, &0ni9 BON Sc
rulalem 1157 nod 5uonat(id)er 8ela=
eerung Sic Gtobt iii 8elib; 80 Sabre
lpdter puroe lie bon ben @aroScnen er=
obert, Die i1re Tcltunsslucrte i6leiften.
8i6ero 2DwcnDer5 1tcllt 1ie 1892 tpleotr
Der. IS. Mooember 1889 erlitten bier
bic &reu5fabrer cine Nieoerlo9c.
Mfper8eS ,,'e, @e'p0Dnl'4 beSinnt
Der @ottes6ienf an Gonntooen nit oer
ausfprensuns ocs g1eib,uoHers iii Ser
ganSen STRIDE Dor wel6cr Der Yrieiter
am So6altarc oreimol Sen 9lltar unb
oaun }i6 lelbit belprengt unb babel Nl=
perees me (Belpren9c mid) 1in9t, ,porouf
Der @bor Den @elong lortlebt.
Ssffaf1tuer, cine moDomeoanlld)e
&ebeimlette, Die aug Oen 16iitil6en Ss-
mae!ioen beroor9n9 un6 nod 9e9enmQr=
tis i'm 9lbanou9ebir9e einige 9unoert
Anbdn9er sdblt. SIR Glitter lit 9ol=
ian- -ben=@obbab (gelt. 1924, Sam Sal
ODER 9duptlin9 Der Ssmaeli0en, ser 1890
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LEDGER LINES.

Belphegor at the theater again to-
night.
The General Council stands adjourned
until next Thursday night.
The State of Tennessee, including the
State Of Shelby, has one thousand and
three Oranges.
The Exposition has opened for the
season, and gives every promise OF being
a splendid success.
Esquire lila A. Douglass received the
appointment Of notary public yesterday
from the County Quarterly Court
All the courts are closed to-day and q
general suspension Of business prevails
throughout the city owing to the Expo
siiion opening.
At St. Peters Church this morning a
Requiem High Mass was celebrated for
the fepose Of the soul Of Thomas Fitz-
gerald, late sexton Of the church.
Esquire spslnan held an inquest this
morning on the body Of John Granger
In died suddenly last night at the Scan
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of the bluff. Becoming tired Of the old
cotton States, owing to the political con-
dition Of the country, the emigrant
gathers up his lares ct penates," packs
these household gods into wagon and
moves off after the setting sun. Whether
or not the move will become a curse or a
blessing, old father Time alone can de-
termine, but as general rule the man
who cannot earn a living in this land
east of the river will not be benefited
by seeking the other bank on the west.
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now in the most complete order, in fact,
she is one of the finest steamers on the
river, having no superior in fare, speed
and comfort on the Western waters.
Captain Alf Grissom, whom everybody
knows and esteems, is her chief purser.
He is ably assisted by joe Spears and
John Langlois. two popular boatmen.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Arkansas river, GAINESVILLE. p.
Napoleon, A. j. p. m
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Utah, Arkansas river.
Clarksville, Arkansas river.
A. ]. White, Napoleon.
" Frank Forest, Osceola.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Bee and barges, New Orleans.
Mary Boyd, White river.
St. Francis, Friar's Point.
Utah, st. Louis.
BOATS IN PORT.
Belle Lee, GAINESVILLE, A. j. White,
Frank Forest, West Wind.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather cool and cloudy, with driz-
cling rain. The river is falling, with eight
feet to Cairo and FIVE and half feet
thence to St. Louis. The Ohio is falling
from Pittsburg down, with four feet from
Louisville to Cairo. White river is still
on the decline, with four feet in the chan
mel. Arkansas river is falling, with scant
three feet from Little Rock to the mouth.
Business on the landing is quiet, with a
light movement in freights.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Mary Boyd cleared for White river
last evening with fair trip.
The St. Francis, for the lower coast,
had good list of freight and passen'
gers.
The Great Republic left St. Louis yes
terday tor Cairo, where she will load for
New Orleans.
The Glencoe, Carrie V. Kountz and
Future City left St. Louis yesterday for
New Orleans.
The Grand Tower left St. Louis last
evening for Memphis.
The Paragon left New Orleans last
evening for st. Louis.
The John B. Maude arrived at New
Orleans yesterday.
The Bismarck and Belle of Shreveport
will pass down this evening for New
Orleans.
The Utah passed up last evening for
St. Louis with so bales of cotton and a
lot of sundries.
The Bee finished her repairs aud got
away last evening for New Orleans.
BIC. Levi has been appointed agent
for the Cincinnati and Memphis Packet
Company at Louisville.
Captain Harry Brolaski, formerly of
the w. r. Arthur, is now an auctioneer
at St. Louis.
The Mollie Moore is due up today en-
route to st. Louis. The principal item
of her cargo is 5000 sacks of salt.
The hull of the great low-pressure
steamer Richmond will be converted
into an ice barge.
Mr.. VIM. Rusk, son CT Captain Rusk
of the steamer Indiana, died on board
that steamer on Saturday night last of
typhoid fever. The deceased was lying
at the point Of death when the Indiana
passed here and breathed his last before
she arrived at Cairo.
Freigh: rates from St. Louis to New
Orleans are 2O'cents per hundred and 40
cents per barrel on -four.
Mrs. Captain D. c. Fowler, an estima-
BILE lady, died at Paducah on Saturday
last
The snag-boat De Russey cleaned the
river of snags between Cairo and St.
Louis.
The GAINESVILLE, Captain Reese Pritch
ard, came in last evening from Arkansas
river with 275 bales Of cotton and lot
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PRICE OF TICKETS;
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TIL. g.. &, 81, -ictly fer MASON q pur-
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iberality, honesty and n. '-o1a WHICH CHAR
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