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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-11
THE CITY.
M II M II HIS,
Thursday KvcniRg, Nov. IL, 1875.
Danger of the streatn.

The habits Of certain dray and hack
drivers in this city are worthy OF espe-
cial study. They are a HARMONIOUS lot,
and hold to one article of faith with the
tanaticism of a Hindoo. Two intense
desires animate them,-one to refuse the
legsl right Of the crossing to the pedes.
trian, and the other to run over some
body or something. Many a time has
our reporter seen a lot of school child.
rem scatter like frightened birds before
the furious charge of a dray driver, and
a bevy Of ladies' do likewise before the
same enemy. The driver as he whips
his mules or horses into a run generally
looks back so as not to see the catastro.
phe which he has courted after he has
set his animals fair for the adventurous
crosser in order to 60 for the pedestrian
with all the energy Of diabolical fury.
This has become a nuisance most intol-
cradle, and one not permitted in any
other city, and it is to be hoped that the
Recorder when such persons are brought
before him will carry out the law-and
impose the heaviest penalties. Remit
ting fines in such cases or falling to i'm.
pose a fine is but aiding and abetting in
the crime of attempting to commit muir
der.
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perform any greater amount Of work and
labor than heretofore, at least the induce
ment SO 10 do is not 10 be inferred from
the late decision Of the Supreme Court,
which declared that the act authorizing
the additional pay of $1,000 per annum
received by judges from the County
Court was illegal and void, which leaves
the Chancellor salary at $25OO per an
mum.
This morning Mr.. Campbell. late Clerk
OF the d%eiunct Second Circuit Court,
turned over all the books and records Of
that Court to Mr.. Coleman, Clerk of the
First Circuit; and Colonel Stewart, Clerk
and Master of the Second Chaneery
Court, turned over the books and re-
cords OF said Court to Captain Cole,
CLERK and Master Of the First Chaneery
Court. This relieves Judge Halsey and
Chancellor Stockton from Office.
The Avalanche people are moving into
their new building. No. 298 Main street.
aud will be fully ~ensconced and warmed
up therein by Sunday next. The new
offices, editorial rooms, etc, are by far
preferable to the old location on Jeffer-
son street. We are pleased to have the
Avalsnchians as n~eighbors, and now the
Appeal, Avalanche and LEDGER Offices
are within a cable length, or stone throw,
Of each other.
Councilman Danbury presented an
ordinance last night providing for the
immediate discharge Of the sanitary
police force and all other employees of
the Board Of Health, which ordinance
was very properly tabled. The force
under the control of the Board Of Health
has done and is doing more good service
for the city than the city street-cleaning
force, the chain-gang and the Engineers
force all put together.
The subject Of a disposal of tramps
during the coming winter months and
who already infeSt our city, is as yet an
unsolved problem. The only provision
for them now, in the way of lodging ar
rangements, is 1t the police station.
house, where they are huddled into the
Recorders courtroom and permitted to
lie on the bare floor. In some other
cities-in st. Louis, for instance-work
is carried on at which tramps are put to
labor, whereby they, to some extent, pay
for the cost of their grub and lodging ex-
penses,
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YOU WILL FIND AT
SAReHUS& MAYS SATISFACTORY,
A22 Main Efrnnf
1873 Main Street,

Ties, Cravats, Hosiery, handkerchief,
Collars, etc., cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere. Shirts, any style of bosom
and cuffs, manufactured of best mate
rial, and fit guaranteed. Try them,
~
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LIvERPOOL. November II. 2 p. n.-Cotton is
hrm. Uplsnds. SD; Orleans. T3I6d. sales,
1900 bales. Of which 5000 were for export and
speculation.
NEW QRLEAss. November II. ll:0 am
Cotton IS quiet; Middling, l21sc; sales. 800
bales; receipts, 5579 bales.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.


The market this morning was steady,
with a good demand; buyers were active
in making inquiries, with liberal offer
ings, A good feeling prevailed in the
market. Estimated sales for day, 5000
bales; sales yesterday were 24O0 bales,
including leo to exporters, spinners
1000 and spectators 300. New York
spots opened quiet and nominally un-
changed and at noon was firm, futures
being quiet and steady. Liverpool spots
were firm and unchanged, with arrivals
lied higher.
COTTON sxoHANGE QUOTATIONS STANDARD
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70 's0IqBl0
-SSA pU8 GLIInOd 'qsU 'sWBS
'slU0W qssLJ .IOJ ''sls puO00S
puU uOsIaUor I0uIOO '.suOS
" ''LS 'IOss00S H OF OD
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A sPEcIMEN ofpGnet painting executed
by Mrs. M. A. E. Morgan may be seen at
Clark's jewelry store Mrs. Morgan's
studio is at No. 81 Mosby street, where
she will be pleased to receive pupils in
painting and drawing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-11

For daily papers from oil the leading
cities in the Union, illustrated weekly
and monthly magazines and novels, or
for fancy stationery and school books,
call at Thos. Hanson's, No. COZ Beal
street. ll5-f
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LEMON, apple, mince and %oeaeonut
pies, besides an endless variety of small
cakes, fresh every day, at Floyd's, 236
Main street. 62-t
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PEABODY Billiard Hall, newly re6tted,
tables in f~rst-class order. Call and see
for yourselyes. 93t
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The finest assortment Of boots and
shoes at KENSEDAY 4 RuDD's,
58t 1886 Main street.
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ALL the latest styles of mems boots and
shoes can be found at j. M. Hill & Co.'S,
3l4 Main street. 37t
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Try Floyd's homemade candies and
choice pastry, fresh every day. 236
Main street. 62.t
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For white River.

Regular White River Packet-For DevalPs
Bluff. Des Arc. Augusta, Jacksonport.
and all points on Black and Little Red
rivers.
CITY OF AUGUSTAr....J. D. Elliott, master
T EAVES AS ABOVE FRI $40.
IL DAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm. kA
For freight or passage apply on -
board. VIM. ELLIOTT, Sup't.
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SMITHS book store is at 1874 Main
street, opposite the Courthouse. Goods
sold at Eastern prices. 59t
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is firm. Futures are quiet and steady, with
sales for January at 13h@iS 8 lee; February,
lStsgl3l .l6c; March, Is 9-l69l33sc; April,
l34giS lS.l6c; May. 10 15-16@1lc; June. IK@
i S.l6; July, .l44gl4 5-l6; August, 1l914 I-i6;
1876. Sales for future delivery, 1880 bales.
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Cali ana see the btst sslGFeeding
Coal stove in the market at Dubh's,
304 main street. 4ot
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FINE assortment of gents shop made
boots and shoes at Kenneday & Rudd's,
1886 Main street. 59t
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BoUouETs, flowers, plants at Cruig's.
GOT
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School books, stationery and blank
books at Smiths book store, l54 Main
street. 59t
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LEES CIGAR.
239 Main st., cor. Jefferson.
3 Flor de Ynclans for Toe.
hQ.4

ONE thousand pounds Reelfoot Lake
perch received per steamer Belle Mem.
phis this morning. For sale by Victor
D. Fuchs, al Jefferson street. 62
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tEsLlE's ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC, con
tanning eight chromos; Commodore Roll
ingpin's Almanac, and Weather Conjec-
lures, by Professor Tice, for sale at Mans.
ford's. Ga
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Iust Opened.

UWHN VWUWUUs
A splendid assortment of fancy sta.
tionery, novel and elegant styles, at
A. f. Don & Co.'s,
34l Main ST.. 3D. door below Union.
EOA
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For Arkansas River.

For Pine Bluff. Little Rock. Fort Smith and
intermediate Landings Steamer
FORT GIBSON. ......-. Eugene Smith, master
+ EAVES ON THIS DAY, IlTH ~.
IL inst, at 5 ppm. For freight
or passage apply to AhAAA44a
JN0. N. HARDIN, Sup't, 26 Front st.
r. P. GLENN, Agent, on Wharfboat,
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FoR RENT.
For RENT OR LEASE.

Tor RENT OR LEAsE-10 OR 1000 ACRES
i of good land in northern part of Fsyette
|Ounty: we'll improved. Apply to W. b.
DOUGLASS. Danoyville. Tenn. 9-S6
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For Cincinnati.

For Cincinnati.
Fer Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and Oincin-
nati-rhe fine steamer
MARY HOUSTON ~.....-. Chas Miller, master
WILL LEAVE THURSDAY, W-a.
wv 1lth inst, at 3 pm. LRuE6tr9
For freight or passage apply to nAs44A13
r. W. LIGHTBURNE. Agent.
26 Front street,
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FoR sALR.

nor SALE = GRANGER'S AMERICAN
n Fire-Kindler. Surest. safest. cheapest
Ind best. Sold by all respectable coal and
Wood dealers. 4e-66
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ETOR SALE-NEW FORM OF TRUSTEE'S
& DEEDS, just out; for sale at Ledger office.
NOR sALE-LOTS ON LAUDERDALE,
N Orleans, st. Paul and Carolina streets,
|uitable for cheap residences.
, 1875-10-23

4 grcst upland lake, Which has Gradually dried
mil tho uD)y yeAtigcH loft arc tho small Rhcots
and rivers shat yet till isa lowest hol}o"s md
chanDc1a- A.,
of a romote antiquity. Tradition RaHcsta TINT
In Tho third century B. e. tito waters uncovered
lts su,lace and tho lakn became dry ian,l Iloro
il tlfspnto among snvhnts as to tue ,1ate Dnt
temple Of Mortsnd now an isolated ant lsnlos-
ing ruin, standing somc whv up. on t!Ie aablc-
laid ia position overlooking tho valley. Mhs
built II le ono OF tho ''nop.cst amongst fl'e
archIteest,ral rslics Of ANTIQUITY" hHt 10 no
whom or by whom 1t waa co'iss,ac'ed.
There arc 1,1ina npparonsly Of cNy
near 1t, bus The totnplo alouo has retained
1,eAsMrn Of lte former glory aud lts 1nn1esi;e
outlines, towering Rbuvo colonnAleR or tl'tou ny
lara and crlmbling asol.os ndwa1la toll Of past
On when the erta tlonrihhnd in tie sal'ny oi
Cashmere ~ at Greece aud foTe.
Tho present Inhabitants ara tue lowest II IT,
pnto Of I'll the civilized pcop!es az Asaa> rue:
Of oppression haye corrupted them; IEa'esss
who fsayo had mort opportunity to oltcrso their
character exhaust tho Sofannlsts ~ she use g
dBrnraging terms appropriate to silom "belt-
tp!1, auperaiitouH. ignorant, tnpp'r, Intriguing,
ttlphoncst, and faHc." saya htoorcrott "tndo-
iont to q degree, iithy in lheir hablts. mean,
cowarily, shabby. iricfoluto, and Indifferent
to ali idpAa of sotoInaor }'foHtosa." hRys us. A.
l.. AGAfnH. Ii DOE IaIbuaEG unRAhFEA III Abcet
lesctlp,ions7 Ono cal, but feel u sylnratily for
people 10 weighed down with ohloqus, Tho
Csslmoro women have long been noted for their
beauty. but tho praetiee Of seling al! handsome
girls at tho early ago Of g. to be carried into In.
dia, has, In tho course Of generations. drained
tho 1ace Of i1s comeneas. Tile women of tile
preHnnt day. Of tho lover clasees at loast. which
arc the only ones visible to tic ssrangor, arc
tlostitlue Of ovory physical charm snvo tho
large, dars, beautiful "eycs Of CaaAmeye,' ~
xhleh t1,oy still rctatn.
Cnstlmere IL Ut present governed by q native
FRINGE wto Acknowledged fcalty to tho l'ritnll
Government. Oriental jca!auay marks 1,tH Atl.
Hottls in tile province. Or to own foot vi tH soll
Europeans are permitted to yiaat tho valley In
summer. but cannot proiong sl,eir stay into H,n-
Ter. bosng compelled hy m eaiot to leave Tho
country III tho month OF oc!obet. Dy" recent
lind it impossible to leave lnl!G e: any other
season rray visit tho valley durins tho winter.
, 1875-10-23
HANS CHRISTIAN AMBER SEN.
ICVptAhaqkll, .iu1. 4, l815.l

[CVptAha9f, Aug. 4, 1851
There ia hlcncc In the SorthIau. for bath passed
away
Honoeed u Ill, vetsrap, weary for many d day
Heary VI earth, C! suffering, OF teal aiA cusb0sinS
r1rc, ..
Eager Iay the burden down, but willing sill 10 bear
4 sileuca tu tho N6rthlxnd. fct DraMarkH soul IA
gl4i-
nal for the honoted veteran, tbs te,,sst she bad
dl1l for tie eouncsa little 0ucs whu crowd about hs
Litr,
Glad Tor tue vose tlst nrer1pors tie Listening world
shall bear!
There IL joy smoug tho angels To TINT bright co,u-
pa1y
ons comesh q llttlo chiid-ou gladly conaeshAcI
our Lord hath lifted OF his Load hath lsl hin to tho
Light,
And halpy spirits. welcoming. lesd up the pathway
bright.
Now u4al tho rausomed post hear the holy, glorious
4onR,
The sr.nd eternal story le hssh vied for 70 tonst
eaildsenl - who love lls uAues wait on and watch
and pray
In ssvsrsnt tlonght NIL homer him the Lord hath
eAi3td thaa aAyt -
~4axg AyR<i Aedas lq st. .HkAala&tsr SszfMsg. y
, 1875-10-23
Tnruor Of Twelve Years. tirowth Cufeo y
Isudwnyts fie#Utvcnt.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

From prominent gentleman and tesaent r. =
o., for fe past furry years Mpil knoEn " wv asH
yuhti.hsrz thsouxhaut ttlo uattAd btates.
NEW Yons, Oct. Il, lfa, i,
In. NADwAr-DEAn Sir: sn Induced a,, n - ii IL
working 81 fuu1 odse.o tnyset EoI ss'fS.d III
S1iper1 o,Ess wch son,o uu1o nuRths ~
myst ierfstly affecting sses:s r.. S%,, stas H. sa
Elimination u thu kidaeys and bladder: tsa aoi4e,ent &
tasr oGirton that ny aEea's ass t.isa Z
py.cisns and had i4ksn lasRe qassthf o nn Iell;
both aopathic and hon hus sn sds b, fof
T.ncdss fopT uaoah: ; ~ u r. suss hssus
effected Ia {,et.ao Who had tonE beat 1sI Sats..
beoS SsntIht 81 .ad st sEs,Is s9ms "a d Hsxa.tnx @
spd pNu.snnncea tsAinI tl.aa,. In three oa5' ~
u 1tllersd, aud fsel - yell - H fucaxs O.
, 1875-10-23
\ oR-Stofy.

M1HchstfeF {S. ~ EHftxffT.
A few days ago Butcher lfokdason's large New
fouudlard log cooled AtIusalf in the canal and
after swimming tsx away from his point Of en-
trancs, he tried to yet uut whase the wall was
high up from the water. l1e made many iaet1ect-
ual attaiapts to do It avd failed. Gov. bmyth's
shepherd dog HRW hs ditf!cnity, ran about TO got
assistance, bnt none coming. wAon the big water
dog put III his paws to make Que u1oEe eHort 10
get out the knowing Scotch cootly grabbed him
by the neck ~ ono KIabs = brother BY tho hand
to Lelp him out OF oves diitcnlt place. aud he
~ LANDED. high, II aas dsy, MUCH 10 The ivy Of
beth. :.
, 1875-10-23

thny offered 4 yrty startling! contrast 10 thn
EinhIing philosophers c'cn tin younger oncn,
n,Ia very likely euurfHtcI tl,ia Iittto tram "f
tho,lg}t and lilo rooctlnn within r''lr's!n'' That
what urrg would call perfectly ha,moni"l!a To-
vropmont. tboughit might s,os irc'll'e think
wi,o entEllt 10 t.ohr heyoui tho inscr,lsahlc
yet wnrld give us tia ll,ln,hn being who wnHhl
not need to soar Into a"rh impossible reslone
And thna cntloh tho lirrt Icsson o, tho tlrethut
stIect tlub. y, +.
, 1875-10-23

Alone, aEotleI no tread nj insn
llss Eassel Wterp now my toofsttp falls;
TLt caribou and bear nl0u1
lauu uutlistuFbcl these f0fest-h9lls.
Away from mat, rcsuota from trade,
Aud al wills waya tlst win tha dollar,
How sweet u Natures lonely mood J.
Al. what y thia - paper co4Arl
,E2vs,a k&systy y. .LiRplass}tt fsE AaskNtvt
, 1875-10-23


a writer in Ii0,1iriri't's trHhcr- Gossip conf
mnuratcn tho interesting fnrt tint tic anita i'll
llnhitne his garden lave in several iuBt.ncea
constructed ncats In MI edeiug Of dwarf box tllat
Il et,out = inc.es high and OF tho same thick
ncss. Tho little architects rnrriet, noil MP Into
Tho N,sl,e. III sufficient quantities to build tttrir
nhc.!cs. II o,to uE thcEc tlloy tlah hoen 30 luus
,lo:nitl'ed that the proenHs Of roaring their
T.'.s,; waB well unier rny. 1t was aurmlsot1 by
I.,e writer that tho nncomnlonly wnt weather
:ai,tng the l'aat HcHson Ind induced tlle saEn-
rin,11 insects to hud thcir uaets vol above
NlOlEI.
, 1875-10-23

EyefJ dron Of this sas.apar1lian RAsolvsnt esmmnsl
estes through tho b!ood, awest. urIne sud othet dud
sho Mssss. @ of tho body si new agd sognd mststiL
n tho thtuat, mouth, tnors. nodcs IN tbs klknds nj
o;osr p..ts et tho sIser, sosa sIs. ssuGas91! s d.
caves, efptinnt !ovrr sores. scad heAd EngFom, =.
Fseu. tEy1tpuias, acho, hiack spo1. MoIs ia the as
nainful discharges, night swcatt losl of ,peu aid il
Wits ss q s as praasinic se .tn go sI.as ss
Wy nsoso to any rotso nitnE Il for cthsr d'sea.s III
ii the patient, daily becoming reduced h3 thu 1a1ts
and decomposition tEst il continually 40
With material uAde from healthy blood, tha ~
HArsaparilsu will and doss soouse ouse eestAo'
Gallon md a'cccods 4 dimn.hns .hs o.s q xs "A
fool Himself growing potter snd stn8ort The food d.
Ersnx 6esser. appetite mproTinx and ieah aud "es'
Eet only docs tho SarsApa1llIaa ResolFsut tfesi IL
known II Agents IN tho cnru ef Chrop!c sefoulas
Conttitutonz aid Skin daeassG. but II Is tho only p+
tlTa euro fer
, 1875-10-23

Ycs this Ia dance, this waltz from tho Duchess;
What " Tint you urs saying7-
You thought was playing
You false with this watsz, this dance from The Dnch-
esR2
You thought had rather be sttsng and talking
With Tint lttlu MfAlannefH
There, unucr tho banners,
Or It may bc, perhaps 10 the corridors walking,
Instead of remembering this dance hero with you Hlr
This dance from Tho DuellesY,
The loyety QrnItd Dncheas,
The seeteHt aGtkE ft7nGS@ All. II you but Knew Sir,
How Iloo on Tho Duchess, with its gliding mud sliding
Hoft measure for measure.
You'd knDw ftErN such Eeasnro
lily feet would hover 60 stEayIng or hiding.
What Ia that you might havo Known II WAS merely
This special puset measure,
Tbs IGtttr, not tbs pleasure
Ut dancing with ton here Well. really, you've nearly
prrsnaded me, fir. that such .eos Tho ressou;
And I'm anrt would fan, tir
II yttl 10 on In this Htsutn, Blr. -....
Walk and talk NTH t1Manners 10 tic aud Ut the seAsop.
And to the end f my life too perhaps IL MY meaning
Wr, no: for III tafaEners
Ti1tTc. nitlGE Ate hHnnerft
Just whom VIC encountered you whiting aud fcauing
Against tho l,ay. window. had confcssed relation
! g,sssatl days ago
liz eugHKsMept you know,
To Tint ltic--ho", Harry, don't kiss mo hefore ah
sers s.St9n %ssy =. Harper. uaya.in. sr sortmst,
, 1875-10-23
Kidney and Bladder Complaints

stanpsxs % ~ wats1, ,nsantiuence of urae Bftshi ~
uinurl1 md a ~ ca;ea rhofs tb*g 70 0$n II.
habstsuces ks ts white pt o. threads ~ WI ~
hllk there In morbid, dark i'!llous ~
white bone-dust deposits and nhe1 tbora phe.outA
bnsnia8 seosst.o Nher pessn water and palo tas sp
Of tho hack and alanS thb loinf.
Trtuor Of Twelve Eears' tfrowth Cuseo y
Itudwnyts KeHutvent.
nEyEnLx, Aiass., Jn!t IL 49,
Dr. RAnWAY: rhsss hkd oyeien umot y re o1af1s IT,
And bogs All tho doctors said thh1o " ~ nap s H.
III, itrtod everything kh4t roe0mmtDus9 Gss n%A
ins helnsa ms your i!osotsnt sna thSsfs1 s1.
issed for tMsTe yessr ok IL hotties u ns Ht.ol,as
ead iadya, . .ud ssS ,s l@taes Il E sa
r fs. ana fosl batter atnsttcf sna ~ III
nAvo tor twt'ze Year,. The wus.s s1fae X. !, Tn ID
ths hsaeht Vi ptlssa. You pabsh 6oa eaSGPF
Psce, 81 pos botsls.
, 1875-10-23
Law Nlf0fMls

Among tho iuciaautB OF English law reform
arc Tho cAaugoa IN loyal nomenclature. Years
ago tho old -fRahioned uRmeH werp abolished IN
their pltoe. England is now following tho ax-
ample, TIE London La'o 1i'nts msntions soma
Of tho changes: "Atter tho tst Of November next
thore will be no such pat sson ~ attorney Or PROC
ter. both Of which titles will bo merged III tho
Chanccry appelIation IT solicitor. A suit be-
comes nj, action. .iil' md declaration alike
Jis1ppotr, and become statement of claim. OF
tutatafuont Vi complaint 'psoa' and 'ausmer'
becomo 'tofeuso,' Replication becomas reply
sDemurrer' mud motion for new trial botu
stand their ground. but hills Of exceptions, pro@
oeud|pgs in error. pleaz In abatement, and new
asaignsnonts, Will hayo Disappeared. sMotion
for judgment Is ~ neT term 10 tho common law.
Tecognixa in It the old motion tor decree
.lermH' xill bs called 'sl.siugs.'"
, 1875-10-23

STALAcTiTE CAVERN.
Near tho romantic Little Village Of caedaAr. in
Bomsrsesshire, England. tore Is = beautiful
stalaetits cavern. It copsiass Of 4 main passage
which openY At its inpsz extremity Into several
xuipes ssaesess. Al Of. thsse NO richly, hung
, 1875-10-23
FEVER AND AGUE,

FeEes and Aeun cured for hfty rents The,e NJ,
remedial sRant s1 TIN wet that vii ce leytr III ~.
and af1 ncr nntrot. itt9us. rrArlet tynLo1 v,133a
Sold hy DruRtsts.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-28
EXIT DELaSO.

Secretary Delano's resignation, ten
dered to the President during the first
week Of last July, has been accepted. the
letter having just been made public to-
gether with the Presidents answer Of
the 22d inst. accepting his resignation.
Mr.. Delano's letter il unnecessarily
prolix and enters too much into personal
details to b entirely in accordance with
GOOD taste. However well meaning he
NAV have been his administration OF the
affairs of the Indian Bureau Is too much
a matter OF public record to admit of
private withdrawing. His remarks in
relation TO the multifarious branches of
that portion OF the public service over
which he exercised supervision are to
the point and. in the main, correct. Till
a separate department is organized for
the administration of Indian affairs the
present nuddle will continue to exist.
Tho disgraceiul manner in which the
Indian Bureau is at present conducted is
not so much Delano's fault as it is that
Of the system under which be was COM
PEELED to act. Till that 10 revised sue
cess is hopeless. The mistake that De-
lano made was in not resigning two years
ago, when he noted the existing corrup
ton and realized his impotency to checl
| or destroy il.
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ALL persons who like to smoke the
best tobacco should use the old fashioned
Porique." 1t is made iu New Orleans
and Is for sale by Rolla V. Watt, at Lees
drug store. II
For SaLE.-An A No. Riding Horse
and Light Wagon, for sale-cheap for
cash. Apply to
W. r. WILSON,
At Fulks & McAlpin's, Meadow Valley st.
W. II. WILSON, dealer in imported
cigars. tobacco and reading matter. Sole
agent for Daily Enterprise. 8. L. Trib-
une and Eureka Sentinel, Fulk & Meal
pins saloon. II
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair.
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to J. J. Halpin & Co., who employ
mono but first- class workmen. II.
DR.. DEAL has associated himself with
DR.. Hammond, from California, in the
practice Of medicine in this place. They
will be found at the San Jose House. II
CHEESE! Cheese! One thousand,pounds
of White River Cheese; also, best East.
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or at
retail, at Il. G. PouJApE's.
G. 8. RAYMOND, tonsorial artist, can
always be found at bis place of business,
on Main street. above J, J. Halpin &
Co.'s store. I'm
ONLY takes Syndicate of one
price! one bit! to buy anything on the
Board at Panaca Saloon, Lacour street.
| 1w
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At recent meeting of the principal
Bonapartists in reference to their future
policy it was decided that continuous de-
mands for plebiscite would greatly in
crease the popularity Of the party. This
plebiscite or popular vote has always
been favorite piece Of work with the
Napoleonic dynasty. Under the first and
third Napoleons some four different Pile
bisci,es were taken, generally in accord
ance with tho wishes OF the reigning SOY.
ereign. A reaction seems to be setting
In in favor OF the Imperialists, and it is
one Of the probabilities that the end OF
McMahon's septennate will see tho res
toration OF the Empire.
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