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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-12-18

Ill -7----- -'--i-
Report Of Tie trustees Of the University Of 'es-
monl 10 'he ''','uOiAl,l.ps ana 'u'
''' u
10 we l1'''' % '-' I''- i-' a'-
The report Of the Trustee Of tie OniVe'-
sity of Vermont; 20 the late Legislature, de-
serves, on the part Of the citizens OF the
State. especially the men Of wealth and en-
terpri>c. more thourh.ia. consideration
than tie Legislature seems t. have given IT,
The part that tie Trustees LAD most stress
upon is ;Lat which related % an increase u
scholarships for tie -e~. te-'.1te AKA am
oitla1- Young men and women 90. tie 9'''e
that are struggling ioT an C. ac@,i'n-- lhe-e
ie" rs and lax daughters arc M"At m4-e7
the Stsrc worthy oithc pride that Vermont
or~Jr-t-t take ~ the ei1-e '.-' .--,.- iaein'
and 'he institutions "'1 '--a. noes ''''
hTi's '-el 'of'A- Inc f-i' '' '"s report
that Te-atcs 20 this suiJcc-l- d. i9.2"--
mere is az the present. t.4A. en- lol'.-I
49, o- 40 -ar. az 10 ~
their education. Never before have We
had 50 many. appAeatloas ior -.aa.ar-hps
a,oA 5r ,o,'t-,,' "a ~ - ~ 10
courarinc siEn II the ann. l.meaas ,lat
the prizes OF lite are going 90 he taken
N bY those VINO 4a'e me energy 20 ln
al re -.,.ie,-s ,tt-. D ''.... i-...rl,--
or- like test TO sec & cE.nr to heir CLASSES.
arcJu~; these re>o.ute, aa.'t.-ot-, s.-'-.e-
peII. III : o-1s M
eytv We can ,a-ry s..'r..., 3. csrt..,f.l.a,..i er
Of the cu..cd daTiugs OF society, Il We
have enough 81 the otAcI class L. k'tp up
1,,' ,'. ,''...,',1, " 49, ..
obliged 10 slut the door a.a.1.t those poor
boys, Is 70 shat out aimg 4, ali ale iate.lec--
ua' ma '-'i-es' '-l-- '.t-- Nl'i -''7
r,...-,
!, 5. .,----..1..F
' - ''' '' " -
=, 80
III. l,--t-.-4 - ......-i;.I 49,,
- .i..--.-. -..,...
49,. ..,',l.'.....-.., .t',.-..,,.. r..
'''' ''-
tees a>Std lur,-oiJttuous, taat the AID
given 90 these youur H.n. --rlrc.l.y for
tba. which g.. Ii.l,-+ and t .-.t. .,
lag nc '-'-1 'ii'S'--'o' "'"A ilu ''' '0l1eH''
ard prevent thcm hccomnE good scholars
and strong men. But the shallowrcs- Of
H., ot-.ct;,r owl ,r. 1;.,r,l .-..t. ..t .h.
Gun '-'
trustees statement, is bore out oy the
most careful induction % facts In the ase.
Ile,c your, men a-e the o-ca that DIV. in
no sAaI u'aIte' 'che 10 t-e scholars APP,
morals ard u.an!ire-s Of our schools, col
logcs md seminaries. ANY one that duly
considers the ,,,i.i,ct 500. Pho. ;.;,...
..rl..-.'''. ''-''' sly ~
'oru'i= 90 ''"-'Lat these young men lave
IN their present aspirations ara pr .vious
q p!any Ing. uaius,. king.
a,,,l,,-,,.... .....i ..,-,-......; t..t .n-
eh-ui 'i''e ahr Overcoming obstacle -aI Oh
winch D'.ei St.en= th o. body and ni nd -
they have in these the vefv things tn 1t tend
to place them in tho e 80 ro,k wb =, tbay
,,,,., ;.,o.,...-.-;... -. -
'A'U '0Al pa is0' anu CON pe'l''' "a "''h
''Aers, but not to rest the soJect On these
general considerably Is. let u turn i Stats
,jcs-tba " figures ,b,. 49,. liz g. H..
NJ
o4'o"iEg is from Ate paper bea. ing on
his eu hiect by Pc H. To-,.~ .r Nj
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-12-18

Iti-rl,el that the Presidents message
contains 20. allu~ion to the Reciprocity
Treaty ana there arc many coniec,urcS as
70 tbs r.a-an.
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FITS CURED FREE,

any person suffering rom the above d-sea'e p
requested 70 address Dr. PRICE, and q vial bottle
OF medicine Wi! rs forwarded by Express
FREE!
The only cost being the express charges. which
owing 10 ny large business are small
Dr. Price IS regular physician, and las made
the treatment OF
FITS on EPILEPSY
A study for years, and he Will warrant cure BY
the use OF his remedy.
DO not all 10 send 10 him for Trial bottle, "a
costs nothing. and he
WILL CURE YOU,
No matter Of now long standing your case may be-
Or how many other remedies may have failed.
Circulars and Testimonials sent with
FREE TRIAL BOTrLE.
BE particular to give your Express, IS well -
Your Po-toiice directions, an address, -
DIR CHAS. 4. PRICE.
81 William street Nav bosk-
Nov 2s-ditawSwiy
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STEAM BOATS.

REAL EsrArE.-Mr. Ira P. Russell has
purchased OF L. B. Platt, lot on George
street, Of 80 feet front, being part of the
Stannard property, for 81 900.
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PRIcEs AND WAGES N MONTREAL The
accessories Of life in Montreal, in the guam
titles the lab1ring man buys them. are
about as follows: Flour, per barrel, s. 50
to $3.50, bread, SIX pound loaf, 2Octs:
butter, SOC pez ID. sugar, lOcts tea. 80 to
75cts' potatoes. zoe per bushel apples,
$3.50 per Dbl, beef. SIX to twelve cts;
pork, three or four cents dearer; wood. IS
70 s. per corr. hay is worth s. to SO by
the hundred bundles q 500 lbs) \ CON-
mon laborcs gets now SI25 to $50 per
day; mechanics $3.50 to $500.
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Hc,1i>. .,.-on Wednesday, Nj. j. 2.
s,rag. harrington, killed two hogs,
esa. .. .-.- old, which together dressed
1882 ..a.-
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Ae.fi.- 3, representative C. ". King
30. L.a-. ..--.i. ,,; chef exports 5i E--ez
c,-.... s.-. gun and black bears. 81
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An easlepas shot in Shelburn. Wednesday,
measuring even feet four inches from tip to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-12-18

The -ear'et fever is raging IN Rutland to
4 ssriels degree.
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The pane. Jupiter Is now beautiful OBJ
ice; ia the eastern sky for an hour before
sunrise. Get ap and see it, why don't you.
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Etna Insurance Co., Of Hartford. It..
Cash As %y4''lV
Home Insurance Co., of New iorA.
Cash Assets. a. 5li 90
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.. OF Hartford, Ct.
Casa Assuts-----.- - -'-
PhGniI Insurance Co., OF Hartford. G..
Cash Asscts.--- F-''i '''
Queen Insurance Co., Of England.
t1sh Assets So4u--.-- --ti' 'Sl' W
Springfield +. 4 ii. Insurance Co., Of has.
Cash 81 p'uJp
Lamar Insurance Co.. OF New Iork,
Cash Assets----
Mississippi VALLEY Insurance Co.. Of Memphis.
Cash $50 ~
LorlIlard Insurance Co.. OF New YOrk,
Case Assets ST. -
Merchants Insurance Co., OF Providence, L. t..
tAsh W .'
New Hampshire Insurance Co., or \ H.,
Cash assets 1' %
Planters Insurance Co., Of Memphis, Tenn,
Cash Assets. = 'il
Franklin Insurance Co.. OF Wheeling, W Va,
Kansas Insurance Co. or LeayenWorth.
aurora T. & NJ. Insurance Co., Cincinnati, O..
And other reliable aad Honorable Compan.es that
furnish per.ec. indemnity AID unt Quilted seclr tJ
! to their policy holders
No Fees ;or Policies or Surveys.
Notices ~ all eIp.rat ous viii te sgun pr nii.y
DselUu. = and furniture Tor one 10 ears ~ =
( be taken y our Offices At the lowest rates
Orders by ma. or Telegraph ~ .upty attended g
AL policies are issued al tnls olcr.Aua we pay s4
losses hers 10 current funds. ~ gold wien dt=fel
GRSWOLD 4 YRlSsELL, Agents.
/ Dec 5-d1v., Burlington. y.
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JERcns-N. g. Miles has sold has sold
his farm III Ihe south part Of the town to
Guy Cramn,-s Price about S.. coo.
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u.Y1xo.D TRAINS.

LEAVE BURLINGTON. going North, on the IentraI
Vermont n. R. al 40 a. m, Except Monday
morning. and 3 - a. IN, and Il ana and 10
pm.; gong East st 6.55 am, $3.50 and 10 PM
Going S0utn, on the Rutland and burlington H.
Trans ARRIVE from the North and West at 10
1m. ! 10 and 90 pm; from the East at $40 and
1000 g. NJ. $50 and IS p. m; from the South
a., aut rs A. IN; AZ and 10 p. N.
STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMERS LEAVE going North, at 40 ,. N. Going
tou;h At q3I AN Ferry to Plattsburs at II a N.
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Having associated ourselves together f,r the
transaction Of fire Insurance business and all OF
the companies lately represented by ). H. D.
Wires having been transferred 10 our anageInent,
beg TO advise our friends and the lnsu IN pun
lie of the fact and to respectfully solicit Tor our
staunch ana reliable Companies, that patronage
which their excellent management, reliability OF
assets and extensive experience entities them to-
We have increased and superior advantages anu
facilities for the transaction OF our business
We desire to call the attention o. the lub!lc 10
the list Of Companies represented ny u Us SHOWN
below IL will he observed Tat We represent the
OLDEST STRONGEST and MOST POPULAR flre lnsur-
auce COMPANIES both American and Eur pean, and
as the importance and necessity Of obtaining Puii-
ces in this class OF Companies has been clear
shown during the past lew years We un't tHAt
faci ties We offer, and place their business m cur
offices.
l1rze lines 10 pace will ind It especiali, advsn-
taleOu. to entrtst their business 10 care. We
have unsurpa. sed facilities and experience in plac
iny such Insurance, and can write at a moments
notice 500 % o on single rlsk II responsive anu
reiiAnle companies
and retail can place Their Insurance. through IS, N
the leading American GHG English ComPIEiss.
Ow.ns 10 the numerous AID extensive fires TIA;
have occurred OF late, and misman15enent OF
Ignorance ui the business many %! the small Com
pani-s nave failed, and i we'll known that many
Companies now Going business are un,ouud and
must lal soon. The only pTudenl ana 81 e wa! ?
To place insurance e-ly IN companies tnat axe
! KIN WI 20 be srRoSG, SOUND, and HoNoRAhLA lar-
t.culariy, wheu il COSTS no more f'iic g Ia sGci
! companies as the -EsHg HrUorG and PhtniI, 81
/ Hartford, the Home, q Hew ork, Springfield T. q
! NJ " Mas s., ana the queen OF England, can DC
procured Only q Us and on terms a. sat siactoiA
| a. in the many smallef Inferior, aud uarvlltule
] comp tnies DO n. tGs ucss through ths country
We are the only authorized gents ilr Oh We al
4 itl of the following we-4-rlowu and popular fii'
/ lEsurauc" tvmpta-es
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TtG Embellishments.
HASRRTPT sAGI..

H&SKRSPT SAIL.
THE Undersigned. ASS -rce o; the estate Of
| Charles r. Es-on. ~ burlington, Vt. wi. sell
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT TEE PARK HOUSE. N SAID BURLINGTON,
ON Mordl,. December DIST 1874 At 900 clock 4 III,
unless sooner d posed o. the Ho,e. Furniture aad
Fixtures belonging 10 said Bankrupt.
Sad property is n good condition nearly new,
and and q Is q fine opportunity for any person
wanting q hotel or BOARDING house outdt.
y. PARKER Ass -noe.
Darlington. Dec. O. Is-4.-2iw2w
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Montreal has three feet ofsnow-mors
~ Ia vs.ssd' ssnd sens eff tkil way,
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Inc .4a.-plX still RACES in this city ana
probably vi. for several m0nths.-N7tIne'.
Ia reference 10 tins and other czagserat-
Ell raiu,-- With which the city has been
riff !.r several day, We may say that The
iac.- coz tire case are a, follows. There are
bl. $50 smallpox patient, IN the pest
house. both ot whom are conyalesceus in
the city s..-, are six cases Of yarioloid, two
cows! t-..nt
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TnE FaHYEEs AND NEcHANIcs SAVING,
INsrulroN AND TRusT CoNrANY.-At the
annua. mse-u- of the stockholders Of thi,
co-psr. uaa. held on Wednesday. the old
bari a. officers was reelected for one year,
a. follows
Pr--i.eat-l Henry p. Ilickok.
Trsl~s-er- Charles W. WoodhOu~e.
e era H lrustecs-Henry p Hickok,
Lens, D. Platt, George Morton, Joseph
Ola ard Lyman, Edward V Peck,
Char. N1odh0use.
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he reported death of the horse CamoTS,
III San Francisco, from lung fever, is con
hrmei IL was about eight years Oh, j.
aid toe IS. 81 $50. and was one Of the
fastest horses il country. lie had no rec
1d. hyacyer, better than 2:l9i. which be
soiued ST., Ba1alo the past season.
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HAls Old AGs-Nr Jonathan Iil-
comb, pi fsrri-hargh. Is now 81 years OF
age bar.u. The past year he la, raised
- ba,a,.-og bcc,- and carrots, seventy
hyo IIia,ri -lua-hc-. ten bushels sweet
corn. .---e 4aantity Of melons. cuc4m-
her. a.. a-fa-. Daring the season he has
dug io.4-.'e bushels Of po.at1., cut and
stocked oard a half acre. OF corn, and
Auskri oae hundred and sixty-hye bushels
Of 1t. a. lle meantime he has MIXED
daiis :',. Aai tiFs COWS
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Ph>sio>s. he outlay for pensions Wa
S2g ,o3o Ala in 1881, $500, 600 les, than
IN the previous year. The drain fl- pen
SiJn- will -13a 30 lossoned by the coming OF
az. ~ large almbars of minors, for whom
ar HI.ran.- IS now made, and By the
-r,.a.. decrease Of pensioners by death.
Tue Last C.agse-, added new classes to the
pension ri! ana in certain classe, increased
t4r rae, S., tlat there Is not likely - be
uara a-, decrease. In fact, Mr.. Bristow
allows so -aa .000 for this pdrpose il ls76.
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GEO. c. GOODWIN I CO, Agents,
Boston. Mass.
WELLS, RICHARDSON 1 co. Agents,
Nov 2l-.deod&wGm Burlington. ~.
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;. B.-A choice assortment OF Fancy Goods Ger
tire uo..;,y Trade. cpeu' ~ rt-s week.
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A new and deseFvedly popular Lamp giving
same AMOUNT o. j Sht As the celebrated German
S,ady,r having gless oil fount and bronze stand.
4 full Inns OF above nov m stock, besides
are s.ocs o. tho various STYLES and qualities Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-04
Attachment Notice.

Mary Mealy Before John spelman. Jus.
vs.. tice Of Peace of Shelby
Michael Rabbit county, Tennessee.
NTHIS CAUSE AN ATTACHAlE EMIT HAv-
4 ing been sued out under section 1856 OF the
Code Of Tennessee, and returned executed and
levied upon the property Of defendant, II Is
make his appearance before me at my Office.
10 20. ~ Adams street, upstairs, in the city OF
Memphis, on -
Tuesday, the I'd day of June, 1874,
at twelve o'clock m, and defend the said
attachment suit, within the time prescribed
by law, or the same will be proceeded with ex
parte, and that copy Of this order be pub-
ilsned once week for four successive weeks
ruary, 1874. JOHN SPELMAN
lD3-5 S-l5 J. p Of chethv Count,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-04
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.


ON WEDNESDAY, THE 25rH DAY OF
" MARCH. 1874, between the hours of II
and Il O'clock. at the. southwest corner Of
Madison street. in the city of Memphis, l will
sell at public outcry, to the highest bidder. for
cash, all of the improvements and fixtures
Of every kind whatever. including a
valuable brick wall situated upon n
certain leazehold in the city Of Memphis,
on Adams street. the same leased by
the Memphis and Charleston railroad on
By him transferred to ] W. Walker. and by
him transferred to the Union Compress Asso-
citation. who now own the said lease This
sale is Of the fixtures of every kind only;
to me by j. W. Walker on the Sd day Of Sep
TENDER. 1873. to secure two several prorhissory
notes executed on the same day by said
Walker for the sum Of two hundred and sixty
seven dollars and nineteen cents each. The
title to said properly is thought to be good,
but sell only as Trustee. Equity Of redemp-
ton waived. TH0S. @. LOWE,
PA Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-04

LIvRRPOOL. March 2. E:W p'm.LCutV03a
opens dull. Uplands. 7s4@71sd; orieans'
SD.
Sp.m.-Cotton is dull. Uplands, 74@1ssd;
Orleans, S9S1kd. Sales. 1900 bales, OF winch
1000 were for export and speculation.
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Atlachment Notice.
W. Il S. Jack & Co. Before P. NJ. Wintel
VS.. Justice of the Peace

W. Il S. Jack & Co. ! Before P. N; Winters,
G. NJ. oumby. Shelby county CO Ter Tenn n.
IN THE ABOVE NAMED SUIT AFFI-
Il davit for attachment having been made
under section 3455 Of the Code Of Tennessee,
and attachment having been issued and re
turned by the proper officer, levied. etc.. on
dered that the said defendant make his an
pearanee before me at my office. No. 40
North Court street, upstairs, in the city of
Memphis. on Monday. the 10th of March, 1874,
at II O'Clock M, and defend the said attach
or the same will be proceeded with ex parte;
and that a copy Of this order be published
once week for four successive weeks in the
Public Ledger. This 10th of February, 1874.
lA-l5O-l-6 p M. WINTERS Il p
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-04

Agent Public Library of Kentucky, and Man
ager Gift Concert. Public Library Building,
Louisville, Ky.
Full in Information, circulars. ETC.. may be
had on application TO A. d. GIBSON, corner
of Madison and Front streets, Memphis.
13H- xviii 2f WIS
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Attachment Notice,

John Bridges Before P. NJ. Winters. Justics
= VS., Of Peace for Shelby county.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ACHMENT HAv.
Il ing been sued out under section Sl55 Of tbe
eode Of tennessee. and returned executed and
levied upon the property Of the defendant
u is therefore ordered that defendant make
MS personal appearance before me al No "a
North Court street, upstairs, in the eitv az
MMemphis, on Wednesday, the 18th day Of
io.s, az Il clock m, and defend said
law, or the same will be proceeded with AZ
barte; and that a copy Of this order be npbN
ilsned once week for four successive weeRs
ln the Paelic Ledger. This 18th day Of FAB
r1ia isy IL lss "a p. NJ. WINTERS, j. p.
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COTTON.

The market this morning opened dull and
heavy. with a limited demand. Liverpool
was reported dull, with middling uplands. "a
I'D; Orleans. S@s%. New York was quoted
dull; for spot cottous. low middling, l51sc {;
middling, l61sc. Futures were irmer and a
shade better. New Orleans was quiet; mid
ding, l1Sc. The market here was very
quiet. with no disposition on the part Of buy
ers to take hold until the market is more set
lied. We learned Of several small lists
changing hands of low middlius at l41z@l41s;
middling. l5Izc; dusty cottons, 6@9c.
CuTToN EXCHANGE OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS.:
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OFFICIAL.
AN ORDINANCE
Authorizing the Mayor TO Borrow
Money.

Be it ordained by the General Council Of the
city of Memphis:
SECTION l. That the Mayor be and he Is
hereby authorized to borrow, on the notes Of
the city, not having longer than one year to
run to maturity, and at rate Of interest not
to exceed ten per cent. per annum, the sum Of
$50, 900 for the current expenses of the city.
Sec. 2 Said notes shall be issued only in
sums of $1,000 each. and numbered from one
to fifty, and shall be signed by the Mayor,
countersigned and sealed by the Register and
certified 10 by the Comptroller.
Sec. 3. The Mayor is hereby authorized to
mortgage any property belonging to the city
of Memphis to secure the payment promptly
at maturity OF all or any portion of said notes.
Sec 4. This ordinance to take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Passed first reading, when the rules, we're
suspended. and it passed its second and final
reading by Council February r. 1874; same
course by Board Of Aldermen February L.,
1874.
Approved February u, 1874.
JOHN LOAGUE. Mayor.
Attest: NJ. 7. WILLIAMSON. City Register.
1870
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0PYIcE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 4, 1874.

Business in financial circles continue quiet.
with little animation in money circles aside
from the regular routine of business. Cur
rency is, in good supply. Unexceptionable
paper at the banks rules at 1O@12 o cent. . an
mum; on the streets rates rule at 1902 . cent.
q month. Brokers pay 1lOh@1l1 for gold.
Exchange is steady at the following rates On
New York &c premium, Boston and Eastern
points at par. and New Orleans &c discount.
Scrips and bonds, and in fact securities of
every description. were dull. with no transac-
tions warthv of notiee
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LIVE STOCK.

[FURNisHED By FREY sTASBRoUGa.l
CATTLE-Dull; corn-fed. 394]4c; grass
fed, 2921&c gross.
H0GS-495c gross.
0ws AND CALvEs-Dull at SIS OO935 %
each.
sHEEP-In good supply and quiet at 596c
gross for cOfn-fed.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Cincinnati.

Eor CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Ohio River Packet Co.-For
Caire, Evansville, Louisville and Cincin-
nati-Ihe line passenger steamer
JAS. D. PARKER Wise. na.,s,
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE -
w THURSDAY, 9Th inst, at ailgnrt,A
p,m, Through tickets 70 New azAaaz1l8
natl included, and all other Eastern cities al
proportionate rates Apply 10
Z. D. COBB CO.. Agents.
81 2S Front street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-03-04

Meats. GrOeeFies- Ete.
r,rev-orrH 4 SOY. meats. l1I Vance street,
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For Arhansns Rfvor

Memp MS and Arkansas River Packet Com
Pany-U. 5. Mail Line For Pine Rims
Llttlss Rock. and all points through 10 tort
R. ". DUGAN................ Novland -,.,..-
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE on
~ WEDNESDAY 9Th inst, rllE's;;saa
JOHN n. HARDIN, Agent.
- Vnoe on wharf boat, foot Of Court e..
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A Fortune for $50.

TOTAL 1900 GIFTS, ALL CASH,
amounting to............ .....'.....cA,OOO,O cW
Which will be distributed on the 51st March.
among the ticket-holders in this magnificent
scheme.
The announcement of a drawing on the day
named. is positive and final. and it is hoped
that all intending to purchase tickets will or
der promptly, that there may be no confusion
iect is good one, the confidence of the pub
lie in the good faith of the management is
thoroughly established, and the remainder Of
the tickets will all be sold by the time ap-
pointed for the drawing. All agents are re-
March.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-11

The Ohio State Journal gives list OF
one hundred Ohio newspapers and their
sentiments on the new Constitution and
the liquor question. Of the twenty-five
favoring the adoption of the Constitution
fifteen are Republican and seven Demo
cratic. OF the twenty opposed to the
Constitution, seven are Republican and
thirteen Democratic. Ten of those in
favor ofthe new instrument advocate IL
cense and twelve are anti-license. OF
those opposing the Constitution but one
favors license Fifty-eight of the one
hundred newspapers have not committed
themselves for or againstthe Constitution,
and of the one hundred sixteen have
pronounced for, and thirty-four against
license, while fifty are non-cOmmittal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-11

ATTENTION is called to the adver-
tisement of Democratic Congressional
Convention for the First District, to be
held at Ellenboro, in Richie county, on
the 18th day of August. We trust that
the several county committees will adopt
prompt means for calling county conven-
tions to select delegates to the District
Convention and that every county in the
district may be fairly represented at the
time and place indicated.
The first Congressional district of
West Virginia land each Of the others,
for that matter ought to be represented
in the next Congress by Democrat who
is fully in accord with the party, both IN
the district and in the nation at large.
This desirable end may be easily secured
if the right spirit is displayed in the con-
yention at Ellenboro, and judiciOus
nomination is made. Let no exertion be
spared to bring together such duly accred-
tied delegates as shall act with wisdom
and harmony, and in accordance with
the popular will.