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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-15

Sparz uuo Oarleheu-&erein Ditto SlOl.5
uebit 3iuieu. = Die ollnionzSaHttn9. .Soms
paquie" qeqenSierna 9Salton; Ditto $275. .13.
= 9fiian Sranf miber Ntar unb 9auto g1B'
berger; Ditto S1137.83.
Stabtfreis. q eri d t.-(@or Tt6ter
8iufneD.) Der y2erington Sauuerein gtr.
Der Sta6t galtin1ore% miber aoolpb StOl
ting; es Ipa @m. 3. Srunole ais Curator
IN geridtlifem Iuftra9c NIT $l10O 9gpotlet
bebaftctes gruuoet9enthum auf Der Siiolette
Der @roB', Ditlib BON BacaitraBc, inter ben
Sammer bringeu. Gbenoerielbe ge9en 0tarte
Sane ScOtt; Ditto nit 5000 Sppotbef bela-
iteteu Srunobeitk auf Der Siblelte Der GroB',
0itlldl pon EacaltraBe. - gbenOerlelbe gegen
6ermann gSieQano; Ditto gebuis 9edrlng
elner o1potbcf bon $4,000 ba8 @runoititd anf
Der Siiolpeit,Gde Der @roB. unb YacaftraBe,
- @beuoerielbe ge9eH 6elene unD Sbonas
gafmann; Oitto 8ebufs 9il9ung elmer 9g.
potbef BON $1,000 oas 9ruubfitG anf Der
SiiSolede Der 5apettc= II. gSalbtugton1raBe.
. Die ,8ermanente Wer1ants' uub Utedaz
nic8' SaI= unn Sarltben- @ompagute" 9cgcn
@eorg g. 0fobert5; Ditto 9Slu. Uf. Sltiep ais
Curator nit S3400 6Dpotbet belaiteteS 8eitt
tbum auf Der Sftieite Der Strifers, n6rolih
ppn 6apetteltrabe. Die o&eretnigte beutIfe
@runbelgentbum8s mo 6eueroerF1eruHgS
@eicQi9aft" 9cgen @m. $. SullipaH; Ditto
6einrib s. u. Sdlutbt alS Curator iieben
seba III SDbe bon $9350 oerbppothetirte
@runo[tide oil Mc6enrps, aui Der @fe Der
= gbenoteielbe 9egen 9lu9nit
oennemann; Ditto oas nit 5000 bgpotbcta-
rii9 oerpfGuoete @rnupitlid auf Der Siiooftz
Gde Der 8oIi. unO SeiferioniraBe. = Der
, ,SrleanS 8auuereiu 9lr. 7" gegen Ybiltpp
Slenfuer; Ditto @eorg 3. Seal, jnn., etn
perbgpotBefirtes @rnnbfiid.
Staotqeri d. t. - (Sor Sbcrridter
Sronn.) 4unu Wt. ShnetOcr gegen 8ens
iamtn 9oru, 6inauSmeile. 8roSeb; oeS Ser
fla9tea Autra9 auf Streidung oe8 llrthslls
in Contumaciam bemllligt, unO oem Scr
flagten Su plaibiren 9eitattet.- Der 8crtdta-
Boi Uertagte iih bis gum Z. SftOber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-15
Sic 0Seid,0eIO0 VS0rfct.

Detr it, IA. Suli. - qm 25. au9uir
piro bier Die logenannte u@reenbad"z Yartet
taseu uub geniamin s. Sutler, ISM. ..
aellp, Wtoies gS. Sielb II. u. peroen ReSen
hdlteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-15
.&rttttt,tterss Sd,ttaps tn goToa

8 t II, IA. Sult.-Die @iiigfabrlf beS
s. sc. Yetteugia purbe beute ipe9en ull=
seietli6er Sdnapsbsennerci in Sel4las sez
uof11l11e11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-15
f1uerlattbte HaeenpeseOIitta+

SSranf Miler, eiu 9eutiter, Der in 4nflaae.
ltano periett muroe, meil er cine gegerin
gebeiratbet bate, lluo @brtu. Seiie Slab, etn
5arbiger, Der in 9lntlageSuitano periebt
Den Uot o g5 ganas paS absnS aa psr5aet nnb na
Dem @efdngniB gebradDt.. 9eute fameu Die
angefla9ten Dor oas ertnl'nnalgertdt, oob
mrrbe ibr Sail bis gum nddlten Sermln
perid)oben. Der Sorfaa rief etue betrdbtltd)e
9l1fregung beruor, beionbers inter ben Sarz
bigeu, meld)e ba8 @eridtagebdube formllb
belagerten. Ser Scrflaate bat tii9ttae 4nz
pdlte engagirt, 1tilO Der Sal miro lpabrld)etl1=
lid) Dor oas Ser. Staaten=9erld)t 9ebrad7t
merbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-15
SautIcmentS.

OfitwaI Ifee, IA. Suli.-0ie 6irma
ge1 & Martir, @etraioebd unb nod elm
anoeres groBes 6aus muBten itb beute falltt
crfldren, neil ie DIE eingegangenen @ontrafte
,,;A,t erfiiffpit fnnntpr
, 1875-10-19
FOetrY va IfGNEttYa

Talking Of the ocean with him e" barry Corn
walr) cue day. be revealed this curious fsut, al
though laa IL she author OF one ot thomoas STIR
r1bK Ena popular sea Bo1lgs In the language
Tho sea, the, saa. tho open veal
IIe said he had rarely been upon the tossing sle~
meut, having great fear OF belng made III by IT,.
I think hs told mo hs had never dared to orosa
tho Channel even, aud 30 had never seen Paris.
He sald, like 1nany othsra, lls delighted to gnze
upon &he waters from safe place OH land, but
had horror Of living OH 1t avon for 4 fow houls.
recalled to Ills recollection tis own lines
I'm Oh tho spa, I'm on sile seal
nm NheTe woull ever te;
And he Hhook lds hoaa and laAghingly declared I
must have nltequoted his words. Or that Dibdiu
wAil's' signature TO 1t. We hid, / remember. q
grcAs deal OF fun oyer the pt,otical liey. az lo
called them. which bards In al agos had l,ut-
petrstod 10 thotr yerse. anil he told ,uo BoEno
AtoFisb Of English poets, over which wo Innds
merry ~ HD sat together In pIoasant caveutiah
squire that suusmor evening. -Jaules Il Fields
, 1875-10-19
How Dom l'erlgnon DIkGnvcred
GhnmpnKMc.

ANctf lDrE Truce.
uood Old Dom Ierignon, as you Wnhderet!
with eteady slepb thr0ngh tho spacious collars of
tile abbey Of Haut yilIiers, now anl then tap
plug with your p,dgy .lst on a cAHk how quick
yoar ear was to "a determine whether this barrol or
What nose yea nssat haye had, Dom pSrisnenI i
Why, bancho pauEa's uuclos whom compared to
you as 70 wino.tcHting. weEo idiots,--for does
not the legend assert how with stuglo will,
yon could tel, not only the sEc Q. tho wine III
the abbey cellars, but oven whether the Brapos
tho vino was made of Lad absorbed
tho sun On tho northern Or southern slope
Of the abbey v!noyard2 ~! nut Dom pergnon
man with 7lnous purpose. "A1aal" ho aaid Ia
himself, wlion the nionnsterioa no longer own
tho Etnoytrds. The art Of wlne-makiug will bo
lost. England onca made good wiue, SO q
worthy brother tells mo, but when 3 ruthless
King a"eRt array abbey md cloBtor, inter and
eowl, cseticAt sh pon1s anti ecclesiastical collars
wont to tho dogs. The monks eyor wero the best
Ttgnerons and their collarern tho only vino
.nakeEs. Come, It strikes me thns havo duty
to perform. l have long poudorod over it. II is
true AZ we sip our lush vino, cur noses appreci-
nta tho del!cato bouluet, out byes reyol IN the
glorious crimson hue, aud Our tastes arc satiatcd
ahall that not bo Bratihod? I dream Of Ho.ne-
thing like potable joy. that opurts and Bpalkes
IN TIC glass, that foau's and fzoths. as 1t pos
With ensssen!ng noise, so that oyo1y human senao
shall be Gratitfed; Tot what arc human pleasures
unless accompanied By an c1plosiop7 crave
solaothug thst annoitncea Ito coming with
saiyo Of intntc artillery Ia honor Of tho drink
orB." Just then tho story gooa gu to say q caak
q rather thin Eperna7 wine, mado In lin gear
1915 = wine too poor to drink. which tho Dom
had treated to littla nugar and little stronger
vino. exploded like cantlon. The good ceilaIer
was covoIad with tho foam, but he noycr budgcl
= atop: Drawing hts tongue across hls slceye ho
Tapped up . drop OF 30 OF wtne thrown therp,
poadetod for while--Enslod to the caak-thoro
was little left there atiIl--he plunged bin glass
In it-lastea aRsin-uttsred Bou.e words Of de-
vout thanls, aud champagne was discovered.
Many gropings took place bstwce. 1916 sud 1915
before Dom retEaon go. llis' ch.mpsgno r!ght.
bottles, a1l would not stay stoppcrod. llofose
the Dom's time, wine-botties weFe stopped with
fragment Of hemp stseped in oil hut il was IN
1GW that ellis tuRn of tudomftAbla gohius found
out tho use OF eoraH. aud waa enabled to i'm
prison q hn!d w',seh Waa NJ that ttme caltoa
petiiant. o. corresponding vino, und oven DEVILS
wine. II, thon, at Dolmonico's wo imblbo
champagne cocktail let us thluk Of Dom porlg-
non, aud swallow At laAst ono 1nonthful 10 the
mvtnory OF lh!s excellent ecolesiaHtic.
, 1875-10-19
A Fair t3n'ne, bus Net f:quas.

=. .9eFIHF4H H0hIF*fEN1-
During the War Georgian started to Marietta
with soma ol,ickans for sails. lie met q s1uxd
Of soldiers, aud they bought nll hEs chickens bnt
QUO roostes. lie Insisted tlsy should tako him,
but they we're out OF money and couldn't buy.
Tho old tnan said hs llAtsd to ~ on to town
about u.
At last ons Of the soldscrs sald;
for hiu."
Agreed" aays tho old man.
They played long aud spirited game. Al Last
the soldier won: tbs old man arung .he roos-
ahd mounted his sw4b-tailed pony md stsrtsd
Rome. After gsttins soms s60 yards hs aud
sAidi N'- -''@
fairly, but Ia like 10 fuov Whit In IN al yo,
pat up Agla 4hAt aoostss,s
, 1875-10-19

frsson. especially With n.n knnwt 10 t~ tHt mail.
rl TO Rrr practical asirt 10 what rhnlh 1c .on
f"r The trst crrtt, NJ tic Ass INN. 1 them thc,t
fHlnw that ndvtrn, md ff'sre,i To ntaEn thr br+.
a1frntst ph3rttRn They III e United slae., arnl
thhn giro him IA many cnn,l*tcnt nr.trsants A.
Rrs W rally ''StrsEary '"y Next let tl"n' rut the
tiithrtinntlnh ". Tim medical riitf, nlri sop
aratn tho lnsene i1oapa1 frar, tho -Four neuse aud
Then wc viii begin In bavr thngH ri Tin Asylulh
thns ought to hn anu mat hc nt fo distant day. Lei
them hlsn Rprntnt enmmttten Ut tir l,rs mcsrht
gentlemen II, tllr c!ty 10 aid them In exalhna into
ths cni1dtset NJ tho hhyE. IN n raital and tatiRfnc
Tory nlaunsr, and thus mako departure from, ttc
s"" Il" ~ Observed in tho err"sa..Neot of bae,.
nhl inrn,ariea which IL not "A D ruc include even
o'ls TT, siciaf NJ nl,e of tIlrfr number.
l. q, JEwttt
, 1875-10-19
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

From prpaiueut geutIeMan and resident gt Cae,9n:
o., 70! The xst tuFts }eaE1 Hs knuxH To laa no"FsF
pub1lhers throughout tbs uhltsd st4tes
NEW Y1RE. pct. u. TO-
DR. HApWAx-pE HiR: I an tnlYoed bt eenf' * y
So1ns q % sl.s E r. s'fS5:a fS:adss ~
urinary urEshe Which Aulro twelve Rnuqths ~ sutns
Ia nast tarEthly Affecting dasAae. which re
Annlstion VI the kiineys and bsdsF snd E.ts =,
tetr upqioU that ny ago. frass- PsnnEsr ii
phy.ssas md 6s skoa rFs quantity M o se!stR 10 !sts
hid fston4hus curse atns bssn naas X.
rasdtrs and so.t four months asa fstd H..
esstsd III psryo1 who Ad long bssa sulst1na =
heen, Sput Hsht Gf sa4 xat a,'e q Sasn P.s-
fnl tstlnE them. In thres days ~"
"'''''''o' 'Aa 10" 1861 q. ". jA&EY clDannsa' o.
, 1875-10-19

TIE 1EnoME rAni RACES.
SEw York, Oct. 1Y.-T1lia Ii the laat tlny oi
tho fall meeting Of lilo AMERICAN Jockoy Club at
Jerome lark. Tho first raco was free handi-
cap sweepstaLen, distance l.4 miles. Ahylock,
GALWAY, Egypt. H. i. Carver. and Dargoo atart-
cd. Tic race WAS won by uasway, II. i.
Carver Becont, Hhyloei third, Egypt fourth, ami
liIlrsno tlftl,. If1no, 3:Di. .-...
III tho socond racn. Tor n rurAo Of $500, for
maiden 2ycar-oltts, dlHtnl1co thee quarters OF
mile. two stnrtca-riercss and AInbusll.-nMl
The tho former Won i'll u gallop by lengths. lime,
Tue t!ira racc wns for n r,lrso OF sGoo. tho
josie D.. tlnttic W, Donnybr brook and Warrior
were tho startors. Joste y. wou LcIaps Bccoud,
AMI l,oansbEook third. limo. 3;2oll,
In tue fourth raco pl.reo $500. ~ mitea, ticro
Tero but two started. alhdgo aud Mathis Norton.
Tho facc 'raa won by the latter by 100 yards,
$G0il ~
Tie steop1e chase, abont ~ miles, wss won
~ Tronhle Cornell socund, Husy Eoo third.
lime. i:36,1.
, 1875-10-19
4 NAN11kfY kim.

Tie King Of tive Notuorlauua IL hardly likely
Of the Lien Almo. Ills continued absonoe from
h1s noble 4ueen aud wife, LiA wild ani prutll-
Yato wsy Of living. arc liholy soon to bring about
M both moral and 'peclniaty bankruptcy.
Though falling to be lilo xes-beoyed OF tho
whole world, he has won no lit,Ie Affection and
gratitude III the datni-monde, LII which ihere IL
hardly boudoir that does not boast ons of h,a
pEtnealy gIftH. II IL fuporsd that his Nsjssty
tosta4nsd At tho Cascade &nd uefe Auxlals
, 1875-10-19

On Saturday Afternoon, abunt the time the
trgats hepulse Hks getting under ray, largo
hsh WA asen by tho nstives OF Waikiki rspsdly
aPproasaiug tho bay. Aa hA asared tha seat Lo
cleared 1t with one leap Of fully 10 feet aud
aktmmed over tho shallow water ins!da, until he
landed high and t,rJ on the Bana bsach, directly
tn front Of Mr. J. W. Idugsr's ssAaide oo:tsga.
He1e he waa sel1sd BY uatlre, Who hoWeTas,
, 1875-10-19
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Daeaae4. Osatolt DAhctsa pEops5
ease. AlbuntlIs, and Ia al casns whore there bsteh-
d9sdepoata tds rstor q thick, cfondJ nied ~
snhsAuc9z lka tho whta VI eEs ar thtoads Ike Nh1
si es hess ,ao11d ds1k h!os r. sss saa
burning s7n1sto when pssug "a.ar. and pAn ths am'a
VI tho back and along tie lotua.
Tnnior or Twelve Ycarn' Growth Cured b5
Railways kca01vtnt.
HAyxnLy, Msaa. Ialg u ieta
pH. HAbwAT; lhaye had ovarian !umor Ia thf o1AF1S
and bnwet All thp ductors sa!d Thorn -. ~ neP tss
ihs hoii,va ino i ssw your Ilssa!ant. and hooo1a.
Essf s;s y, sa Y :
and qu9hpx of 1tadwa.s iii. ami Twp 6ett'es p 1T III
2. fo sna bsstof sazse ns na ana ~ ,ss
.ao II tto bnSsIs o;e. te Ttoln Writs till to yoa IL
ths benefit ot osr1. Yuu p4!.9 + ~ q9s9sf
rriee, VI per bottle.
, 1875-10-19

The Anphion QuartstEo will aAhe jts ilrst APP
peAsaane beforo the public tlIa evoulng under
tho direction OF MIR. Stanley, tie tsnor. II will
hsvo the assistance Of Miss Ada /. Hosncs tho
plauist, "ho will make hes Chicago debut ou this
occsslon. Tho programme has besn alEoady pub
itshea. lea own attr&ctiysness. 1oihea to the
noyalty OF the first appearance 0! tho QuArtetso
ought u secure lAEHe Abundance
, 1875-10-19

ALtTTLE BOY FATALLY HURT,
Sntclnf H7sDatch 10 TIE Ch'cuda TFthnne
DunupCE, H.. Oct ls.--A 6 yens old son OF
James I.Inohan foil into q mineral shaft 40 feet
deep. His skull and thigh worc fractured. He
Is not expected TO Fecpycr.
, 1875-10-19
WILL AFFORD INSTANT Eaap
FEVER AND AGUE

lsy1r and Afue cured fot 1tty scnts Thefot, ,s,
any ~ othss nelsrin hns scarlet tsnns s'1 1.s SfS
.tssss,F ncF fsvfE. t:Idrd hy Rawnys . 50 auein
Sold by Dru9kista. ~ ''' "'N''e'
, 1875-10-19

TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. OCTOBER 1o 1875
, 1875-10-19

CHARITIES
as tho organization Through which tho tank III seltor-
athH the F"'iItah u nur insatie loor should be tour
an nut Know wat thc exact purposes Arn this board
va ohl*c!el 70 fulfill whcn Il crrate nut ,a.-
hAps the hH way u sacGfaalulng thu naturs OF its
inIst!ons is - louk whxt Il ha4 dons tn sorno
arnnltV 5Fltd W represented by its rrio,-say for
Surely prpseu subject viii i1o; Ia u discussion
thefe open tho report nui the l,sst sixty si1 pages
sa, ss9 ssf y Il. ~ t. hsee
sone agts ase dpsutga toa "lllstofy uf Charitable
Kisi9t.na ~ lhnota" drswn eheAy fro o.1 a!vn ot
ahlal rGl1sts u tlte various ht4ts charitable tuat.
Huns Tho next st1iytou pages arp given to wholly
'NinteI.st!ta rtsl'ls !F the curren rrlrts OF lbs
fsRa rIS tut. 'sssa!Y n Arp,opr.n. A,te
sarsos httu Institutions. such as lhs s;ss and fort
nt buildings syls Of ronsr.4ct surrounding ooun.
assA 10 hy sus. q .tvsHy AIsnou!H.. @ L. pIxsi III
r., r. thls .,n lers ,hap Han fss tas~ tLeFo ats lsss
snt then W. sl'p oxcr to au ussay "tlu Ctye," svs
tanning u,annsst utter things remarks uu 4e Criii
4'9! r. An.l.ey lst*tsa t,.ny Idny AMI
laper OH thu G!nty Jul " s.eu,r aud ast If Iii
chapter entitled Ths uaara u puIito Gh.rites Il
Aavs ..o~ sacs liz orssa.on ., ths ,s
1aMrd q C4arttics." htte farther on II il sad tAal
,ls t,:sa sata!ns q s' as. Il hs ns rhs
county last4tutions staanR xLtch later thu County
A. A!n.hou.s M.y b. .a!4 70 bs thr principal au;l
their inA4ue R4tes. aA tsgh tlts X NJ. snd thouuI,
ta* u paid ors,!t.tol, u tu st.s. 5vs attt -four
YEARS 1AFc cAlAcas We Gul lluuEl AWAY IN their
va.ant 1ud pfaetisslly ustt.4s report" tss th4i|
tL tate. l.. there any hops thai our htsls Boas u
Commissioners Oh CharttirS will eyota III ourraits u
eane subjst practical tlaA tDst Ut Tia psstAsa
Nun ad publication Ut pali,a ea.sys thx subject u
" "ustorsnne" ny al GeAus Iel u llasn more frau-
assna wi.h special personal cs*ss aud lsss ytt.
te3ih9 HeAela&1t<-"
AM Aox, la.k Of al, what sban 10 doas To ifuprovs
14t AANAniNEST or ouR DWN COUNTY ABYLuA
~ ean .: doas by eux countY Conau,isxone1s before
AaA psas II thsy Will only move tn the mater
3@' 'assn sks counsel With ths bort ,usn Ii ~ psv
, 1875-10-19

ItAnrsonn tunii.. llct. 1a.-Dlse.bnlt: Hart
forua & +; 1t. Louis Browne, 0.
, 1875-10-19


u ~" food. iu sls character Of lilo le4. uu nu. tu
os5 iatsltsr III tho grnrra! laulrr air wLrl lngers
ahoLt ths "hoe rstatl!ahnent. Tho phyh,can tltpa
w. This tue pteeox a!yn ii ia s,srtsof lilo Warden
Ut Steward, ~hu Is moro eapa!o Ut drcIipu On to
M :. u Qualifications Ut nurscH tor thy iusauo tla,,
dn.. ~. @ !htag else that caal4 t'o naHe AN4 Il
a Is1a J, ns 1n m.aes much 10 spy that hs rosIccts
IT, Ky o. Sonhlta thu yIews. uf tho pys!rjaa 1t
IL 9a,rS tns SssHs asth. nn,er the xystc ut present
srptus. snsi 1isaessol b9t tAo absr system lt.clf
a. oaE lhsahc Asylum Ni p,cyrr Us 1nutta m L,nu ~
VIZ es.a xpn. ~ ~ w.. ,n;;..er j. allowed i. tt.al.
nept .la rhssIeisn ls,sa @ III .asa ~ % establish.
WELD iowsr ef ampluy ncans Iu' IN n1ri, MI.
sa ht tnat,tnt!on'-tae ons sha k,.,xs hor. or foT
know7 Can ihs Warden Una II INV hctr 1bea ea"1. H.,
ph}tlclanf Is he Any more resn,n.ts NJ nan r.t ~
whols sE1tsagemsts L. sus e b!natorsns aua a.
ment Of M 1naaho Asylum II etstat,, In iii T1s
may AaTo iaen Aome excuse for Il in rsrS ~ S
thsre u not Ahsdo1 of Gtruae {us ~ "u
7hud-I will ns1l call your a.,sut,on tn IN.
which Il u clearly defective rhs nrss rssI L IL re-. -.
| lntton to ~
TIE YOoa.
~ not Vt inpostancS now tos MS to Show whrths,
Il lsEhe fat uf tac system Ur ihs ~vtt,uv n,i
Il that the fuo4 supply Of the A., !u wh. it ti
Hin therefore not writing fratn Lu4s4af IL ~
doubtless good auuugh for tbs we'll c,ussIescsi
i"lers. sud IL hutteF than any of tho in.aae wvuLi
:unrsutly Isr.1, .ueh - il il. 6nt l.. Whole Il II
taf ltpW The grade At variety ta SHOULD aptear ul
te dlel lst Of Insane Asylum. make &ts stale.
Mtni adSsUtly for know Il 10 lo true, PeFlaIn II
+ lot Eelssrslly kuown how much depcnls un u
aoundAt supply y! nouFtshinx pajatabls food, lLt
Saaihrht more AEcaiaFis Vi fscunt cAses Ut insanity
atJ that mora doIpnds " xhois ou ths foe1px, il
recent cass Ut tuAaAJ than On any Que otos avency
"1eaa' H. sfea 0assb&s cAs@ esunus u fuls 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-30

NAILS-SSy@4 % kex.
NAVAL ST0RES-Resin. 3 Dbl; virgin,
3 90; pale. 5; No. Ia rs; No. 2, 4 80; pitch, n
Dbl, {. 80; tar. D Dbl, Z so; half Dbl, 4 30;
Manila rope, slb. 1S@lskc; Sisal. l6816<c;
s 5srrea rope iSc; tar marlin, soc: spun yarn,
< S q. Ghs asa nav v BALE navy ?. American navy
OATS-Choice. 7O@72c a bushel.
QNI0NS-A 50@5 90 y Dbl.
MISUNDERSTANDING 10 size and quality,
2 50@3 so q Dbl.
PAINTS-Linseed oil. 81 O5; boiled, l %;
turpentine, 4sc; Japan dryer. / To-; putty
bulk; 4c; bladders. 4zc; varnish, coach, 8 50;
eopal, No. /. ! IS; ~ire-proof paint, dry. SIC;
venetian red dry. Cooksen's, Sc; yellow
ochre, dry. Sc; white lead, 106@llhc.
PiVkLES-New. per barrel. 10 so; half-baT-
PIGSFEET-Per keT, 2 so.
TINNkRS' ST0CK-Tin plate. &c. 10xl4,
. box. Il; &c. l4x20, Is; nc, i2xi2, IA so; IC.
roofing, ID; TX, l0x14. II; TX. IA 90; IS; TX,
lzxl2. u 70; sheet iron. boiled. Nos. 26 ana
n, 649Ic; do charcoal. 5000; do, galvan-
ICED, Hgl5c: Russia iron. 24c; imitation do.
NC; sheet zinc, lSc; iron wire, 9@l5c; soldier.
Sg2oe; lead, l0c; copper pits, SSc; metallic.
Csc: block tin. doc.
TURKEYS-ln fair demand at sll OO@l5 90.
VlNEGAR-Good to choice, 17@20c, and
common lac per gallon.
WHlSkr~PEoof. per gallon, as in age and
. WHEAT.S Seed varieties selling at 81 500
WOOD AND WILLOW wARE-Bukets. "a
u dozen. ~brass-bound, cedar, 2 and 8 hoops.
5000; painted, 2 40; tubs, painted, nests Of
5; l E@4 50; No: ], 10 so; No. 2. 9; No. 8, s;
churps, pine, 10 to " inches, 500; cedar.
iron-bound, 4sl7c; cedar, brass-bound, 1863
%; well buckets. 5@7; ~washboards, wood, 225;
zinc. 2 40; ~ax-handles, l T5@2 so; measures,
uests of 5. 1@l rs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-30
mo. 17a9- Rules.
Petition For Charter.


In the First Chancery Court ofSholby County,
WHEREAs, E. URQUHART, WIN. s.
w. BRUCE, VIM h. Moore, IL. Wetter, Il.
+. Risk, +. M. White, 7, B. Hayn ,s andJ Y.
Petit, all citizens of Shelby county, Tennes-
see. have filed a petition in said Co urt pray
ing to be incorporated as q body polite under
the name and style of THE Tennessee Iron
Manufacturing Company" for the object and
purpose Of manufacturing and dealing iniron
and steel. railway rails, spikes, nails and Inv
articles OF merchandise from iron and steel;
also for the purpose of mining coal and iron
and vending the same; that they may have
succession for ninety-nine years; that their
capital stock be fifty thousand dollars, divided
into shares Of one hundred dollars each, ujth
power to increase the capital from
time to. time as the business OF the
corporation may require; that they may sue
and be sued; purchase, hold and sell real
estate; make and establish bylaws, rules and
regulations for the government of the cnrpor-
alton not inconsistent with the Constitution
and laws Of the United States and the state Of
Tennessee; and generally to have all the pow
ers, rights and privileges granted to -imilar
corporations.
tits therefore ordered that all persons do
string so to do make their appearance herein
at the court house in the city of Memphis,
Tennessee. on or before the first Monday in
March, 1875. and show cause, If any they
have. why the prayer of petitioners cnould
not be granted, or the same will be taken for
confessed and proceeded with ex-parte; and
that q COPY of this order be published daily
for thirty days in the Memphis Public Ledger.
This January 9, 1875.
Acopy-A Attest:
E. A. COLE, G. and NJ.
By L. B. McHENRY, &c. and Nj.
WILSON & BEARD, Solicitors for petitioners.
ll4-l43
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-30
MASONIC
LODGES.

gouTH MEMPHIS, No. T1S-meets Cd Friday
n -psh month-at Odd Fellows Hall. B.
F. Halter. W. NJ; B. X. Pullen, Secretary.
AYoERoYA, No. 16S-meeta lat Monday in
avery month, at Odd Fellows' Hall. corner
Court and Main. John Gordon, W. NJ; B.
Richmond. Secretary.
LEILA So0rT, No. 289-meets lst Thursday
NJ each month--at Odd Fellows' Hall. A, T.
Davis. W, NJ; A. s. Myers, Secretary.
DrSoro. No, 299-meets Sd Friday of each
month Odd Fsllows' Hall. Ed. Worsham,
" ": r. W. Shelton, Secretary.
HrLwryNIFe. No. A1-meets lth Friday Of
qrt nonth-at Odd Fellows Hall. ]. A.
T.ylor. W. NJ; Jas. s.. Carpenter, Secretary,
RoYGL ARCH.
PxNE CHAPTER, No. 2-meats I'd Monday Of
ran montb-at Masonic Hall. in Gayoso
Block. A. j. Wheeler, NJ. r. II. p; j. j.
HEapETs CHAPTER, No. e5-meets at Ma
sonic Hall, 10 Gayoso Block. Sd Monday Of
each month. W. S. Matthews, ". z. II. p;
r. W. Shelton. Secretary.
R. n o. n.
EUREKA CoBHcIL, No. 6-meetg 3D. Thurs
dey Of each month-at Masonic Hall, in Gay.
go Block A. ]. Wheeler, Tn. H.; C. d.
Myers, Rec.
CYRREE CONNAHDERY, No. 4-meets lth Mon
lay If each month at Masonic Hal, Gayoso
Block. j. W. Ward, &. c.; 4. J. Barchus,
Rec.
ST.. ELMO C~oMMASDERY No. Is. U. D.-Mee's
Sd Tuesday of each month at Masonic Hall
Gayos, Block. B. F.. Halter. Z. c.; K. W.
Shelton, Rec
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-30
Attainment Nolice.

W. B. Hoskins Before n. W. Caldwell, j.. P,
VS.. Of Shelby County, Tonnes
Amos Holmes.j see.
TN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENTHAV-
i ing been sued out under section 1856 Of tho
Code Of tennessee, and returned by q proper
officer, levied upon the property OF the do
PENDANT, and affidavit having beef mado
that the defendant is Justly Indebted 20 Tao
plaintiff in the sum- OF seventy-dvo dollars, and
that defendant Is n nonresident of the State
Of Iennetsee. II Is therefore ordered that
tho defendant make his personal Ep-
pearance before me, u. W. Caldwell, Jus
tioe of the Peace, on tho 2Sd day Of Febtu-
uary, 1875, at my office, No. Z West
Court street, Memphis. Tenn, and defend
said attachment suit. within the time pre-
scribed by Law, or the same will be proceeded
with .exparte; and that q copy Of this order BE-
published for four successive weekH in tho
PuBLto LEDGER.
This 10Th day Of January, 1876.
RILEY lSS-lS9 T.. W. CALDWELL. up.