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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-15
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE SPOT oNE-ETGHTH CENT
HIGHER But QUIET FUTURES STEADY AT
THREE-s1xrRESTHs CENT ADvANCE-FLoUR
QUIET AND UNCHASoED--wHEAT mREGU-
IAR-coRN SCARCE AND HIGHER-oATs IN
SETTLED AND LowEE-BARLEY NEGLECTED
AND NoMINAL-BARLEY MALT oUIEr-PoRK
DULL AND LowER-LARD IRREGULAR AND
LowEI-PETRoLEUM DU1I.-NAvAL STORES
oUIEr-aRocERIEs QUIET AND STEADY
HIDES sTRADY-IEATHER oUIEr-ons DULL
wHIsKEY sTEADY-FREIGHTs oUIET-HEMp
AND yUTE oUIEr-GUNNIEs QUIET.
MONDAY, June ls-6 r. NJ.
The markets were sim irregular, but in some
cases active and higher. On 'Change there was
an active movement in wheat which further APP
preclaled and closed steady at the extreme
figures Corn was also higher but not very &C
tive. Oats were depressed and lower. Whiskey
steady. Pork and lard irregular and decidedly
lower. Cotton on tue spot quiet az &c. ad-
vance ana futures were steady. Petroleum was
duh. EayaI stores were quiet. Hides were
steady. Leather was quiet Groceries were quiet
and steady. Hemp and juso we're quiet Gunnies we're
also quiet
corrnK-rhe mark 81 Tor RIO very quiet but steady.
The obbing demand was less We quote :-ordi-
do 774c lsc prime DO, 1876 a is9tc.: ex-
tremc range Tor e'sc I9he. gold 60 o. 81 days
Java government bags 24c.a DC. DO. mats 25c
4 zcc Singapore 0o. &c. &c. Ceyon, &c. axe,
Maracaibo loJ,c. &c. LsGuayra lec &c Jamaica.
l7I.c d iSsc. T. Domingo. lG}sc. 7c Porto Rico l7c
&C.: Costa Rica lie .0c MexiSSn, 100 &c. An
gostura lie. l.e. sayanta, lsc. axe Curacao
&c 1919
corroA With large short interest in futures the
market was very the favorable turn in the
Liverpool reported By the public and private
dispatches arrested the downward tendency noticeable
The close aturdGy. the market Tor futures opened
nrnI. advanced lost l-32c OF the Improvement
AMI closed steady at the following quotations :-June,
5 5lGc IS 1872 july IL a2c l5ssc August is l55c.
lsls: september, Is s. l6c- 10 l3c Octoger l5c.
Is l3lc November, IA 29-2c. 10 lbl6c.; December,
IA gy3c Is l5-l6c, January l5c IS Lie: February,
- SIDE a l5i&c, March. l5sSc. lJ 1890, april,
Is 9tsc g32c.; May. l5s. Is 1850. spot cotton
was III nod demand aud nrmcr. Quotations noon
we're &c. per ID holders asked sun Iur
Their advance but enough cotton offered for sale AZ
the advance the requirements OF the de-
uRnd some bales sold after iChange, incluc-
ing 90 bale export Quotations based on standard
Of classification force SEPTEMBER 1874, and on Id
land Ia running in quail y not more than
haf grade Above below the grade quoted ordinary,
Sc; good ordinary Hssc strict good ordinary, l3c
low nj idling, l55sc.: middnR loo; good midding.
I7s.c Quotations based American standard Of caSs
me-
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For future delivery oasis mfdng) me sales have
been follows saturday after one II M--Juiy, h0
rs Ts2c nj Is 8 Toe Au ns 5J al Is II Sc, 10 at
10 l5c 80 IS 92c. 400 Al 5xc; September, 100 At
l5i. 6l0 Is 5-tbc, LOO az l5iSc october 90 at
Ia lS = co 2s31e November, zoo AZ li so az
II 2l 9O at A lsi6c March, 3J1 At ac April 20
Sc. 5OJ 10 7l1ci Nav 4Jl az I5ese LOO at
is l9a2c. Total. s3U bales Today up 10 r. NJ
July IS s2e.. 59J At l54c, al u bi62 100 at
Is ii s al c. az - i2c 2 o az Lie. 40 at
IS ll.32c august 80 At - 7i6 80 At 10 i5c, w At
IL lie 100 al 10 i532c. 20l AZ ~ Lite ~ At - l3c
soJ al bye september ~ A. ~ SCI gJ - IS &c,
~ 4 5ssc ioo a. 70 ls-c sJ9 At lSsc ~ a. ll2e
October, 10 at t5e., ~ az - Eie iOJ AZ - &C no
DECEMBER 10 Il - &c; January. ~ a. g.. 400 &C
Is .lsc I-2c. February, ltO AZ ~ f@c arch,
100 al l5ssc At IS t5S2c.; ApEil ~ al 40 lgt2c.
10 Al ~ .0J bales Grand total 3s,-W bales EN-
cnauge-l.c paid to exchange lDO september for
August he receipts At the ports were as iolows:-
nal sa Charleston. 70 Wilmington. 81 norfolk 500 (;
%.w YORK 100; Boston. rs PnlisdelDna, SO. 1otai,
aSt Ihi- day last week, 1871 Ihis day last year
.gt Totl since eptember J, 8ii4f32 bales. COrtcn
frntrns closed toiiowss-IO Havre. ~ steam. 40.
Io unmnu.g, ~ steam. Sc, compressei 10 Bremen,
IS steam &C. compressed. 10 Liverpool, by steam,
lfs2d BY sall "a -
wheat loLgss bushels; corn, $500 Do oas 5 o53 d.
Iarket as quiet unchanged tie sales were - 30
b1. Rye tour was inactive. Corn meal was m0der.
stev active wi sales Of 2tJJ bbls and A5uJ bass
~ 10 tor BrAulYwiue We quote ~ eslern yellow,
al q y. Jersey and Pennsylvania yellow, 50 Go 4
a II coarse a f3, fine sired, - ~. bnted yellow
= q: b0l.e4 white. 81 - per lu JUS Jersey s4ckei
t-rss IN a ~ 20. fine yellow. IL ~ 81 ~ lme
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VIII al was irregular but closed active advance
OF Toll u. per busnst compared with 6atuFdayH
81 iii 81 ia No. hicago u - 81 1875 Tor No,
xd0 sl n 81 - for No, Mwaukec. cios.nE a. The
oats1e prices. 2its for 30 Minnesota, 81 By ~ -
fnr winter Corn scarce and decidedly hRner. We
~ Tor dry m.xed and yellow, Sc ior A. IN store.
Uam we're unsotted ana lower The stts we're So.UD
bushels At zoe. poor Canada 7Qc Ilc or Mesern
mixed zoe Tlc. for poor, 7fc TIC Tor white good 70
ara. 81 for state. Barley was NEGLECTED aud nominal
Barley malt auiet. ~ ~ 10 a 81 y f0r canada,
81 - 81 lor borrowed state, 81 ~ u ~ TOR two-
CrsEIrs we're IN fair demand ana ne nar8ct vas
auiet al fuli prices We qBoic;-D0mtetc clorn, re
Bornco, 0ounpore, 8c.; Calcutta, g4c lJc; bags,
GsrS no Jurr-Tne market for hemp was inactive
fgN nrcps Wo quote .Amc ricRn. dressed tou $50
Sa8T f0r aoubie 12t0 $40 Tor single Manila hemp,
~ s1c gUd, per b., the after Tor ch0icet kusla,
claan ~ sg15 $50 gold; Italian, ki3 g1ds fule q.
sisc. Jute butts quoted ~ FAC DIE currency.
ftle"s me marSet vas steady with sales or 1000
ls5sc Ga MOnteVdeO seconds at Ufc.,
ese eas Der cents 800 green sailed Sew Orleans kps,
NJ nUofe.-Dry nidcs-HueuOs AYres, ~ 80 - IDS,
re a 49, 90, 20 lbs - lbs, Nifc. Nontevdeo, 1ts
rs. q &, lbR &c. d Pc C0rrientes "a ipA ~ los,
~ Mo isfande, 70 lts ~ Ds zQc. A1ac Drnoc0,
81 H. 4 "a iss qic . 2i,c. cAiii0rnia u Us -
Ibs no. central American, ~ lbs a "a lbs, de-
1tt sgu Juan, r. los "A ibe l9c. Maamoros, Y lbs
4 IL INs Ise 4 pic Vera Cruz " lbs - lbs. Hc
Isc Tanpico ~ lbs 2lS lbs, re alsai kogoa, ~
To- gants II lbs q lbs, loo, Puerto Cabello nnd
Iauuavra ~ ne - lbs, 1885, caracas, "a IDS a -
lLs lfe IT, Payta y lls q lbs nc. sisai - lbs
b. itc. Campeachy y ~ ~ lba, lfc.; ioDasco'
% lus = n Dt, he, gold selected 49,.
LgAFH9a --lhe market Tor nemlook SOLO was quiet
anu prices we're unchanged. W auot3 -
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. June y, IHTJ
Spanish colo Ig9ls 4 200. Exchauve hnOynnt Un
the Unied states ~ days, currency, " IS premium
short sight DO. - ~ premium ~ days gold, ~ NO
DON ~ premium on Paris, IDA lU6 premium.
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ETROPEAN MARKETS.

ToSnos PRonrcp MAnKrr.-IoSp0y. June n-EvCn.
ngCaicutA hnsced JJs Dis llnsecd cake Giu i1s.
per ton.
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FINANCIAL.

4 --LAPsLEY BAILEY, II BaOADwA rock
FXCHANGs tNANta GIVEN Ar itME On PuR.
CHAskJt 80 PRivlLECE F0E LE-s THAN ~
SHARES. OUR PRINCIPALS Do NOl NDVEAlI6Et
No CONTRACTS ~ our NAME; PAMPHLET NOW
MONEY Is LOST AND MADE IN WALL STREET,
MAILED FllEE 10 ANY ADDRESS
AT REASONABLE RATEs-MoNEY oS LIFE AND
other Securities Insurance Of ali kinds effected with
best companies J. y. iiABRlCH Co AZ Broadway.
ny AMOUNT FROM stO00 10 $4,000 TO LOAN
"a on improved and unlmproYed Real Estate ~ tots
city Or Brooklyn. Tor term 81 years, without bonuA
"a. ,,--.,----9
A. hest rates ia MARKET On members 81 New York Stock
txchanve operations made against approved conr tca
mOdcrafe marGlu.t orders prO3lpNy atlehucd 10
Nv mai On wire u0pk ~ all street sent trec.
BANKERS AMI BrOGers.
-DfFNULTED RAILROAD BONDS
AMER II. NICOLAY CO.,
stock Brokers ana Anctoncers,
81 ftur street., New YORK
NJ R-Ch0ce II ana 10 per cent City an1 County Nu.
nlc0al Bouda and other Al investment securities our
sbegisity Is years paying % 10 IS per cent? interest
promptly paid and tor sale below pas -
A $40 rs $500 rs WALL STREET OFTEN LEADS
n. u t0auUe Call or send Tor our ne " page book
emitted, "Acn and ldoms ~ Wall street.
JD1N HlCkLlyG co, banaeT
and Brokers y BToaaSay, Nm YORK.
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1913 ND 1850 4 NJ.
/. $1,000 Z san, :, 'C5..I5
; 90 I 5 o.. r. ST.. ligss
E1JJ do.... ....-bc l41ls
III b0iRD-i0.39 4. FL.
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$50 Nor A Re "a be
leV,S Y mr. D. ~ m.
~ io,I y !. q Isl, Use
INV , It r, IA NJ
t,oN A1SP h's,iFi Lea
w ma SIP lst, c..b C
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/. % s } Cen let, A..
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$50 Erie 81 m b &
D. o. North Moist ....
AM ghg Walls lttrroFx
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49,, 5,., - tA s2tLsaLsLf A.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

A. Burlesoni Mr.. Walter 7. Bowdrie to
Mrs. Jennie L. Boylan. Mr.. James n.
Brewer, Of Brownsville, to Miss Josie
Edwards, Of this city, Mr.. Walter C.
Dunn to Miss Mamie Forrest, daughter
Of Col. Jesse Forrest. aud Mr.. Francis
9. Obenchain, Of Dallas, Texas, to Miss
Anna Brown, of Memphis.
In the General Council, and especially
in the lower branch Of the municipal
Sanhedrim, there are a few everlasting
gas-bags who ventilate their oratorical
powers and strain their lungs by the hour
upon all questions both great aud small.
These voluble chaps cannot understand
the simplest subject before the Council,
or do not desire to understand il, and
the result is a series Of silly but lengthy
harangues which bore to death their fel.
low-members, the reporters aud the au-
dIenee. Cannot an appropriation be
made out Of the contingent fund for wire
muzzles, or cannot a gag ordinance be
passed for the benefit Of the howlers, or
must we wait until the January election
to invite these chaps to stay at home
and make dreary speeches to their wives
or sweethearts instead of to the public
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26
CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
M E M H HIS
Friday Evening, Nov. 26, 1875.
Untted states Courts.

The United States District and Circuit
Courts for the Districts of West Tennes.
see met this morning, Judge Trigg pre-
siding, in the old Chancery Court room.
The Grand Jury was sworn in and i'm
paneled as follows: J. M. Williamson,
foreman; Josiah Anderson, ]. P. Pierce,
c. B. Church, VIM. Cobb, B. R. Free
man, G. j. Heller, l. N. Shepherd, John
W. Thompson, j., J. Murphy, B. Lands,
j. j. Lancaster, M. Mebane, O. P. White,
Wilson Stem, George W. Wyatt, G. M.
Templeton, E. J. Kyle, J. F. L. Melton,
E. II. Verheim, R. L. Jackson, j. E.
Wood, w. L. Vance.
The following cases were heard: Uni.
ted States VS.. ]. A. Stacy, bribery; YER.
dict, not guilty, by jury. United States
vs., G. W. King, violation of revenue
laws; jury, and verdict, not guilty. Uni
ted States vs., G. Gotham, violation of
revenue laws; verdict, not guilty.
Judge Trigg gave the usual charge to
the Grand Jury as to their duties, and
court adjourned over to 10 O'Clock to.
morrow.
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ADDITIONAL
Ootlon.

The market this morning opened quiet
but easier, with fair offerings and a good
inquiry. The dark and gloomy weather
tended to check operations. Estimated
sales for the day, $500 bales. New
York spots opened with nothing doing
and prices nominally unchanged, and at
noon the market was dull and easier and
&c lower to sell, with futures dull.
Liverpool spots were quiet and IN.
changed, with arrivals steady. New Or.
leans was steady and unchanged.
COTTON HxcEASaE QUOTATIONS. = STANDARD
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

The lovers of art will be at the sale Of
rare and beautiful pictures this evening
from the assignees of Edward J. Cooper
& Co., Nassau street, New York. Terms
of sale, thirty and sixty days time, with
approved security. This is a rare OPP
.portunity, Call at 1884 Main street.
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GRAND OPENING
OF THE
II Il E M e,
Corner Market and Front SITS.


Corner Market and Front sts.,
Saturday, November "a, 1875.
Lunch from 7 to 10 o'clock at night.
Bar supplied with the best wines and
liquors. Come and see me. 76
CALL at John Wendels saloon, No. 81
Poplar street, on Saturday morning and
also in the evening between the hours
of 8 aud IL o'clock, and partake Of the
finest venison lunch ever given in Mem
phis. rs
Closing out sale Of toys, no.
lions and fancy articles at
no Main street. II
ALL-wooL boys cassimere suits at S.,
worth 81 50. They are great bargains.
NJ. S. CHAPsKY 4 Bro,
2ST 227 Main street.
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Those Who Know
What a Havana Cigar is
Can find it a Lees, cor. Main 4%Jeferson.

The most elegant collection Of oil
paintings ever brought to this city can
be seen at 1884 Main street. Sale this
evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

PARTIES intending to purchase fall
and winter clothing will save ten per
cent. by calling at NJ. S. Chapsky &
Bros great clothing house, 227 Main
street. 23+
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

No family should be without the fine
illustrated family bible now being deliv-
ered'by W. s. Rogers. Address 24O SAT-
farans street. 10
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LIVERPOOL. November 26. 2 p.m.-Cotton Is
10000 bales. Of which 5000 were for EXPORT and
speculation.
NEW !ORLEANs, November 26. l1:3O AM
cotton is quiet. Middling, 12ke, sales. 500
bales; receipts. I'LL bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

LEMON, apple, mince and coaeonut
pies, besides an endless variety of small
cakes, fresh every day, at Floyd's, 236
Main street. 62.t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

For packing-boxes of all kinds, leave
your orders at No. 4 Towards Row,
with [75] R. L. COCHRAN & Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

New Style Prayer Books,
In two volumes in reticule cases; very
elegant, at 34l Main street.
75t A. F. Don & Co.
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Mechanics hats at $3.50
and $500, at COhen's, 2I0
Main streeL. N
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Stoves, tinwsre, etc.
15t F. j. TURNBULL, ga Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

MISSISSIPPI Liquidating Levee Scrip
for sale by H. B. Howell, 268 Front st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

Baby's and children's hats
andcaps, at COhen's, 2I0 Main
street. n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

CHOICE specimens of art at 1884 Main
street. Auction sale at and u this eve
ming By A. NJ. Stoddard.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

INV YORK. November e. l0i20 a.m.-CottOn
is quiet and unchanoea

NEw fonE. November 26. lao p.m.-Cotton
- quiet. Futures are dull, with sales for jan
vary At u 3-l6gl3z4c; February. Is l69l33c;
March, l3hgIS9- BIG; April. 49, l.i6alS5l: MAY
e l5-l69l31c; June. H@l4I-l6c; July. l4zG
q 3-l6c; August, IA 3-l6gl4Ho; Noyember.
Is S-locSlSH; December. 13 3-l6@1SHc. Sales
Tor future daiivarv 6g00 hsLas
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

CRYSTAL Headlight Oil.
75f F. J. TURSBULL, 234 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

LAMPS, chimneys, wicks, etc.
75t f. ]. T%URNBULL, 234 Main st.
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Reelfoot Perch

One thousand pounds fresh perch at
Victor D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson street.
Call early and get your supply. "a
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COSTUMES.
FOR SALE.


E0K SALE 200. 200 FENCE PICKETS AT
~ 81 90 per thousand, by
1894 WILLIAMS CO.. Lumber Dealers.
dor sALE-BkST IN THE WORLD HAIR
Il RESTORATIVE, at the hair cutting es-
Enlistment Of MIKE PR0VENZALE. 30
Jefferson street. $3.50
DOR SALE NEW FORM OF TRUSTEES
E DEEDS, just out for sale at Ledger office
ROR. sALE-L0TS ON LAUDERDALE,
T. Orleans, st. Paul and Carolina streets,
guitable for cheap residences.
1Oz. 1855 f. W. SMITH.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

FINE assortment of gents shop made
boots and shoes at Kenneday & Rudd's,
1856 Main street. 5St
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in STYLE, FINISH AND BEAUTY
The dress shirts manufactured By
B A II @ E1U8 81 MAY
"A 49,. E.aI
No 33S Main Street,

NO OOO 4h1u SLTe0C,
La this city, cannot be excellod any
where. Made only of the best materials,
and fit guaranteed. Sent by express G.
0. D. everywhere. Flannels made to
order. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

EOUND-A BUNCH OF KEYS. OWNER
T. can have same by applying At this office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

For Helena, Chicot City, Grseuville. Vieks-
burg, Natehez. New Orleans and the
bends-Ihe mammoth steamer Of
lO,0A bales capacity.
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STEAMBOATS,

For Cincinnati.
Fer Cairo, Evansville. Louisville and oinoin-
nati-The fine steamer
ehLAND---..-."-"~-....Wm Kyle, master
WILL LEAVE THIS DAY,
w 10Th inst, at SPIN. uGT+eh
For freight or passage apply to HE1ANa
K. P. GLENN, Agent, Wharfboat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

Go TO tho Popular Saloon for. a ine
lunch. The best beer, together with the
finest imported sausage, tongues and all
ether nice ~eatables, always on hand. RS
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1879 Mary Bell,

AVi hoibnt VI phsehge apply TO
it,. WASHINGTON, Agent,
r so Front street.
leave Memphis every alternate "Wednesday.
commencing as above December /. 1873.
Shippers can rely; all difficulties are now sat.
lied. and the Steamer MARY BELL will come
through to Memphis the remainder of the
season, and will attend punctually 10 an
business entrusted to her care. 75-f1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

.BopeuErs, flowers, plants at Craig's.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

PLAY billiards al Convereu's, 81 South
Court street. 5b-t
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FoR aALE or RENr.

E0R SALE Or RFNT-SUBURBAN RESI-.
u dence on HOllyford road, four miles east
Of the city, Apply at
@-f MECHANICS AND TRADERsRA BANK.
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ZOE agNr

DOR RENT "A SMALL COTTAGE, g.
Marshall avenue. Inquire. at O.. A..
BEEHN'S Printing Office, 2SO Main st. 7st
nnn nuNm- nnnAlo nunNIcmnn on III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-26

NOR KENT -THREE Splendid SLEEP-
u ING rooms overt and 8 Madison street.
Apply To- G. d. CROCKETT.
1881 3l7M Main street.
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FoR RENT OR LEAsE.

EOR RENT OR LEAsE-lW OR 1000 ACRES
Il Of good land in northern part Of Fayette
county; well Improved. Apply to W. b.
DOUGLASS, nancyyille. Tenn. 9-S6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-30
LIST OF NEw ADvEnT1sEMHxrs.
Firemen's Tournament.
Opera HOuse-John E. Owens.
Richland Lodge.
For Rent-Restaurant, DC.

INFECTION IN THE Am.-At this season,
the vegetable world takes q new lease of
life; but TO- the sensitive and delicate
members Of the human family, it Ia .
time Of danger and often of great suffer
ing. The moisture which rises from the
earth and hangs suspended over it in the
form of morning and evening mists aud
fogs, holds in solution, SO to speak, the
mephitic elements which produce fever
and aguc, remittent fevers, rheumatism,
and many painful nervous disturbances.
and which aggrnvate dyspepsia, bilious
ness and all minor affections of the
stomach and the bowels. This there
fore, is a critical period of the year-a
season when the renovating, refreshing
and purifying operation of the mightieet
of oil vegetable tonics and Alternatives,
Hostetters Stomach Bitters, is salvation
to the weak, and the best security for the
continuance Of the health and vicor of
the strong. Now is the time not only 70
protect the system against the common
ailments of the season, but TO prevent tho
disorders, incident to q warmer tempera-
ture. Let not the exhausting heats Of
the summer months find you unprepared
to meet them. A course of Hostetter's
Bittcrs, commenced now, will put all the
physical energies in fighting trim, dou-
BILE the capacity of the Internal organs to
repel the causes of disease, refresh the
brain and clear it Of MI hypochondriaoal
cobwebs, and place the whole physique
in an attitude of defence, with every
available point fortified and guarded and
as nearly invulnerable to unwholesome
influences as it is possible for the human
structure to be. 400
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-30
COLUMBIA, sc.
Friday Morning, April 80, 1875.
Something Lacking,

Col. Aiken continues hlS discussion on
farm economy in the Rural Cdrolinian,
telling the farmers wholesome truths.
which. perhaps, by-nnd-by, they, will
absorb and reproduce in more profita-
BILE use of their resources. He finds the
cause Of stagnation in this class to be
due to want of concert, and that, again,
to want Of education. The average
Southern farm, he says, can be made
self-sustaining. That is. it can be made
to grow grain and meat and wool enough
to supply the wants of the farmer, at the
same time it produces cotton enough to
defray other current expenses, and have
surplus on hand at the end of the year.
But the difficulty of accomplishing this
result increases just in proportion as the
cooperation of the farming community
decreases. Whether reciprocity sys-
tenn, as well as cooperative system,
will ever be adopted by the Southern
farmer, time alone can tell. Oppor-
tunities are offered every day, and yet
not half the farmers avail themselves OF
the advantage. Something is lacking. l
believe it TO be education, and that pecu-
liar education which would not only en-
large the, comprehension, but elevate the
tastes OF. the people. How this can be
best accomplished, I am not prepared to
suggest, except through cooperative
association. The contact Of mind
brightens mind"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-30

Fault is found with the President for
wearing : sh9pking bad hat et Concord
that Secretary T1lh wore flaming
bandaAak on his throat A President
maf appoint his every living, .slstiys to
eodl1y 1 Shanoe, But when. .he appeals
IN . cr6wdiof American citiseiis wearing
decaysd hat, and in company With =
man displaying Q, red, hAndkerohiaf,, he
is no longer AT for the. exalted position
to which 2 mysterious Providence has
The West Virginia Legislature h.s
passed . dog Law, by which It Is pnovided
that any person may kill any car found
chasing or injuring sheep; that the
owner Of the dog shall be liable for the
damage done, and That the owner OF any.
dog which has been ifSund wJrryiXw
sheep shaug within forty EIGHT ASufs'
XII XII :. the i dog, under q penalty ,of, q, 50
LOT .n. each Gay the dog is sunssed p hse
evil deeds. @-'''-