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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31

Ser Wann, Der ben eriten QnitoB 6a3u
gab, baB enoli6 gegen Die Suflure in
SranfItn Gountp, ST., NIT Waffenge>
malt eingei6rttten muroe, lit Gapttdn
So9n s.. 9ogan BON bort. @r bate ben
8Irgerfriee ais tapferer Sfft3ier i'm
fInf3e6uten &etterregimert bon Sutnots
n1itgema9t unb als ibm fur5Ii6
BON ben &ufIuren bic brobenoe Nuf>
for6erung 3ufam, SranfGin County
gu Derlalien, oerlieB er e5 auerz
0ings, aber nt6t UNI Ietnen mttternd6tz
tigen 6etnDen Den Wtaen gu tbun, 1onz
bern nmr, UNI ft6 mad Der S~taatsbauptz
fta6t au begeben unb NIT oem@ouberneur
iiber" frGfttges@ini6retten gegen oteieLben
Gld1pra6e gu nebmen. 90 fam oann
Die Or9aniiation uno 8etpaffnung elmer
tii9tigen Wanni6aft fur ben Sbertff
bon Sranfltn SonntD gu Stanoe; urD
oa Capt. 6ogan ermittelt bate, OaB nod
Dor ibm 6err W2aOOor bel Benton bon
<luren iiberfaaen mer6en loue, 10 be-
febts Sbsriff WaiOn, unter Nfitpirfuns
9Ogan's, nit i%etller bonn Staate benaffz
neten Wanni6aft 3unG0lt oaS Wtaooor'z
i6e 9aus, D0 baum ben Dermrmr1ten
StrOl9en Der betalnte bluttge Gnlpfang
berettet muroe.
@apt. 5ogan befebIigt iebt Die Waanns
i9att, tpeI@e Die 9efangeuen &uflure in
8enton beDa6t. Inter ben @efangenen
1T aud NarOn Seal, ben einise ietner
SpteBgeieaen als ben 6ibrer Der 8anOe
be3et9nen. @r iubt ieOo9 iebt, oa ct in
0oen 99nben bes @siebes" lit, bic @6re
BON 1t9 abaulebnen. 0ie1er Steal, elm
febr enti6IOii ener 8uri6e, lit Der Gobn
etnes %befannten 8aptiltenpreotgers 9ea=
mems Mt0ieS 9teal.
Sa 1eBt and Sadion gountb feline bonn
Staate ausgerlltete Wtiltscompaqnie bat,
10 befinbet it'd teBt In alien bret 9uflurz
@Ounties bon Sub SQtnots = S%SrQnflin,
8iuiomlon nno Safiou = 8Grqermilts
tar our unteritiBun9 Der 8eb0rbsn.
uebrigens lit es Jest entl6ieoer. bos
tetn Staats9eri9t, ipnbern bas 8nubess
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31
entf6teSem tad betoem eettem.

9ti6ter 6 a t bon Cincinnati, tpel6er
ser republtfanii9e St~aatsconoent bon
S6to troB oes brtngenben 8rrlangens
Der b~eiieren Beitanotbetle Der oorttget
republttanii6en Yartet, namentli6 oer
beutideu, iuegen ietner entIbiebenen
Sreuung gegen Semperen3tbum uno
Wtudertbum ni6t gum @ouperneur er>
nanttt bat, bebauptet ieineu %fretlinntgen
Stan6punft aud I'M @abIfampte.
Gr befGmpft bic bemofratii6e Bartet
bon Obto gang entlhieoen iDegen tbres
Bapteri6miuoels; aber ct id9t aud Der
borttgen republitantl1en Yartei re6t
trGfttge Wabr6etten. Na6 allen Seiten
bin gere6t uno fretftnnig lit beIonbers
aud 1ein Stanbpunft IN Der S6uI>
1leber ie ndmlt6 bat er ft1 in
elmer ldngeren an Nbeno oes %. 9luguIt
bor elmer groBen Soltsuer1ammInng in
Slenelan0 gebaltenen 9teoe auseeipro>
den.
3uerft tpenbete ct it6 segen iene fanaz
tti1en tat1olii9en @eiftlt1en, tpeI1e be-
1tGnbiQ gegen bic Staatsi1uLe beben. Gr
IieB ben fatbolif9en 2oien I'M Qugemeiz
men, ibrer ,,2obalitGt" gegen bic Gin
rtdtun9en Ser 9tepublif, ibrem btnter
Der 8aterlanosItebe Der Mnee60rtgen am
berer Observation-Disclosures nt6t 31=
r~Idtebenben 8atriotismuS noae @ere9>
tigtett tpiberfa1ren. Mber na6oriidli9
ner0ammte ct bteient9en fatDolii6en
@etitLt6en, tpelde, ftatt nit Der aud i6rer
STRIDE bier etneerdumten unbei6rGntten
Sreibeit aufrte0en au iein, beiiGnotg se=
gen Die Staatsi9ule Sturm Iaufeu.
Gben 10 enti@teoen brans er ie6o6
6orauf, 6aB aus Der 6ffeutli9en S9ule
Die @iufliie anoerer Geligionsgenoiiens
16aften ferngebalten tperoen. Gr ipra6
iiber Oieien guntt gang i'm @etltc ieines
beribmten Gtneinnatier 0te6tsguto6z
tens, in tueldem bargetbdn nurbe, baB
aud bic proteitanttf6e 8t6el ni6ts in
Der Staatsi6ule 5u tbun Bat.
@Gnalt9e Trsibett bonn Seftentbume,
bonn pr%oteitantiiben pte bonn tatbolt=
i9en, 1T bic ein3tse fi9ere un6 bauer.
bate 9rmnoldge zines ie9ensrei9en
SDftems oer Staats> uno 8olfs>S 6ule,
-oieien Sag ma1te 9err Salt nit elmer
Gnti6tebenbett gelteno. tpie / fie BET
amertfaniihcn Boltttfert ielten trifft.
9te meilten bteier 2eute IiebGugeIn ia.
tuenn lie bon Der Staatsi@uIe ipre9en,
cnttDeoer NIT Der fatboltl6en ober nit
Der proteitantii6en &lertiei, ba iie Itets
ben Sttmmenfang meit mebr i'm Quqe
BADEN ais bas Brtn3ip. Sid 9al1a emf
f4teoen fur Die 9dn3li9 uno lpa5rbaft
confeiitonsloie S6ule dussu1preden.
oas Dagen II tpertse bon tbneu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31
.

9os groBarti9e, a6er iebr geiamnds
GoIe @ebGuoe, tDcldes fir Die v9teD Oorf
Trtbune" lett @reeleD'S 500 erri6tet
tporoen lit, tDiro bon ben ieBtgeu Ser
ausgebern ienes BLattes ais vWreele1z
9enfmoL" be3et6net. I'm 10 tpit6enDer
ftnb bic alien Sreunbe GreeleD's bonn
&aIttpa1ier : SrDen barber, oaB oaS
@rbge1hoB oteieS Senfmals' be5 eltz
f6ie6eniten auer gorfdmpfer Der Sempes
r~enaelet fiir ben id6rIi9en Oitetbprets
bon $4,000 et1em Oeuri6en %0teitauras
teur GUT Grrt0tun9 zines 9roBarttgen
uno elegaIten SrtnfzGofales iiberlaiien
tporDen lit uIo baB in bemielben bas bon
@reeLeD in ietner Iribune 10 oft nerz
flu6te Bier ieBt in StrOmem flteBt.
Seine 0ren3e me6r fannte aber bic
8utb oteier Tanattter, ais es ru6bar
getpor6en mat, oaB bic grOBe SrtntItube
i'm tribune" >@ebGube, i'm WiberIprub
nit be1te1enoen Stats 0eieben ltMo
Stobtperoronun9en ielbit an Sonntage
nffel ge6aLten tDeroe, uto 0ab bort, p6Dz
reno mad ben 2e9ren @reeleD'5 ain
Sonntag iebe S6Gnfe ooppeIt feit berz
f6loiieu iein loute, beS Sanntags be-
rdui6enbe @etrGnfe aner Dirt Derabret6t
uiiroem.
Orei aIte Grootlbner 8uIcnfreun6e
@reeLeD's 1aben nun, no9oem fe Die
Tbat1a1e Oct flnobaften 0eraopfun9
bon @%etrGnten om Gage bes 6errn in
Der vSribnnes& netpe" feitgeitelt batter,
bic 56lieBung berleIben ant Sonntag
berbetgeflbrt un6 itno feit euti6loHen,
9e9en ben Btrtb auf benz @rtminal= ipte
euf benz @iDtltDege gum 3tpede Oer GHt>
ateDung Der mad benz @eleBe Dertutrtten
Glcen3 n~or5ngeben.
nebrigens iino eS 6urDaus ni6t Bios
ebrlt6e 3emperen3ler uno SonntagSfaz
NATTER, Die ben &rte9 9e9en bic v@nt>
betltgung" oes GREELEY 0enfmaLs fii6z
rem, fonoern IN oemleLben ne1mem aud
gang muntere unb aufgeflGrte 2eute
Gbetl = ni6t aus TanattSmus, 1onoern
aus v@eidaftsiiun." Sic berfiinoeten
u1o berb0bnter lelbft bur6 6olSi6nttt
Saultrattonen Die S9atia9e, OaB ii1 III
Dem @ebduOe Der tribune. benz
0entmaIe Sorace @reeleD'S, bes groz
BEN Q[po1tels, cine e[egQnte
vQnitalt sur gerbrettun9 bcs 9alters"
%beftnoe, nno oaB in bteier vTeufels= Nlnz
ftalt" nit offener 8erb06nung bes @ez
iebes felbit vSabbatbzS 6GuOung" gez
trieben iperoe; bteie 9lngrtffe in S6rtft
unO Bib erfoIsen Der iournaltitti9en
@%oncurrena balber. l1nO in 0er Sbat
ioa bic vEribune" etneu 9roBen S6eil
6erientser ibrer N6onnenten nerloren
baben, tpeLhe i6r bis Dor &uraem III
Solge bes Temperen5fauatiSmuS Gree
IeD's am treueiten 3ugetbau tuarer.
Jun Die v0tem gort Srt6une"
tpirb bieie 8erlui1e 0eGen uuo mebr ais
beden f0nner, tpenn fte nit bemielben
@ifer, init benz friiber Gemperensz
i6rnIen unO &cmperen3z unoS Onnta9sz
GDrantei in i6r nerfo6ten tpuroen, fortz
an bic periOnli6e Sretbeit uuO ei1elt
D~ernlnfttgen nnO n%eritGnoigen Sebensz
senMB nertbeiotgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31
&ra1 !

Nun 1T aud @aItfornten, tueI6es bliss
Der nit iibermittbigem StOl3e oarGuf Ders
tpies, 6aB IS benz groBen &ra6 bon 1873
entgdnaen lei, in ben StruoeI btnelnge=
aoae1 tDoroen. @eraoe oas iibermutbtge
SelbltnertraIeI, pomtt man 1t9 IN Dem
@oLolanoe ben touiten Nagnl1len btn=
aab, bat oas 8eroerben berbeIgefubrt. -
Die Bank of California" oeren Stur3
Geitern 9emeloet tuarO, mar oas groBz
ortigite 8anfunternebmen i'm 9al5en
2ar0e uno bate fur ote Staten am ItIuel
Meere oieIelbe Seoeutun9 Die fir Sranfz
reid bic sroBe Staatebanf. So. cine nod
9r0Bere, benn 1e tpar ni6t bios cine
@eloanitalt I'M ei9entli9en Stnne Ges
@ortes, ionbern 3u9Iel6 cine Nrt @rez
bit MobiIier, Der ith nit allen mOgli6en
SbecuIatiOnen befaBte. Sic v9runoete"
8ergperte, @%iienbabuen, 9ampfi6iffs
Iinitn, %rieienbafte @aitb1uier, iu6te ben
YIarft in@belmetallen AL beberr1hen, at
beitete in y8oIitif", beitimmte Wablen
am StaatsgeieBeebungen uno gum 8unz
DESIGNATE: = tur5, iu6te Die ftnan5ieue
8oriebung unb Auma6t gu ipteIen. Cine
Sett lang nit @rfoIs. Sbr 9auptIetter
Stallion Iebte tute elm S0nt9 in Brunfpaz
1ulIeH uIO OeF9euoC4e Iul let1clt QuuS>
bait 9unoerttauienoe uber SunOerttaus
fen6e BON Dollars.
Damn ssi@ab, mas in iOl6en Sdaen
INNER eei9iebt: nod Dem 9o6mutb Der
Stur;. Oeiien @in3elbeiten baben fir
bier seringes Sntereie, ba 3pil9en @btz
coep unb Gan Srancisco penig @eIos
Dertebr beitebt. 8ie in Dem Safe bon
SAT- @oote, ooer Duncan, SHERMAN &
So. tptrb aud biesmal peritdert, baB bic
8ant baIo aus allen ibren S6tpierigfetz
ten tommcn mnb tbren @lGubi9ern 9ols
lar fir Dollar 3abLen perOe. 0o6 oiez
fen fauIeu 3auber fennt man i1on.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-31
Git GrbIbcI.

Die Chicago Gribune er0ffnet in ibrer
geitrtgeu gtumuler einen &riea eeaen bas
a " l9 g 9nurqert6tsz
Q1 nz) neen, tpeI9es lte in fetnem
teBtgen 3uitanoe fir etnes Der sefdbrs
li6lten GrbiibeL an Dem S~taatsforper
ertIdrt. Sn Dem, mas iie iagt, ift ni6ts
%beion0ers Neues fit Die 2eler Der
81. Staats3tg., beuM es lit at bor>
Ilegenoer Steue felt SoDren BET ntelen
8eranIaiiun9en Der mnierem amerifas
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

the municipal election after the next, at
the Democratic mass meeting held at
the Gresnlaw Opera House last Satur-
day evening, is composed Of the follow
ing citizens: First ward, NJ. j. Waldron;
Second, John ROurke; Third. A. Vac
caro-; Fourth, John Roush; Fifth, James
Roossi Sixth, H. T.. EIlet; Seventh, j..
I. Petit; Eighth, NJ. MageYney, ST.;
Ninth, A. w.. Newsom; Tenth, E. y
Clappi city at large, Hosea Townsend.
To day is the anniversary Of the Polish
Revolution Of 1887, Of the birth OF Oil
YER Goldsmith in l728. author Of those
wonderful poems, THE Deserted vii
lage," The Traveller" the brilliant
comedy "She Stoops to Conquer" and
the books Vicar of Wakefield" 1.-The
Citizen Of the World" etc. To-day is
also the anniversary of the death of
Horace Greeley, who died in 1872, at his
farm near ~Pleasantville, Westchester
county, New York.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29
The DesOIO building and Loan Asso.
etaIiOn.

The DesOIO Building and Loan Asso.
eiatiOn.
This company has been duly chartered
and already 800, 900 in stock subscribed
The following prominent business men
constitute the Board of Directors:
James Elder, President; W. S. Bruce,
John 0verton, jr.; Nathan Adams, John
E. Randle, James B. Emery, j. 7. Hills.
man, Henry Wetter, G. C. Helm, with
Mr.. R. A. Parker as Secretary. There
IS an ample field for its operations, and
it will be conducted on strict business
principles, making the stock one of the
most paying, safe and desirable invest.
ments. Persons desiring to subscribe
for stock should call at the Bank oil
Commerce.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

Cotton.

Cotton.
The market this morning, owing to the
rain and gloomy weather, was dull and
inactive. Offerings were fair, with a
light demand. Estimated sales for the
day, 1000 bales; sales Saturday footed
mp 1900 bales including HOO to export
ers, 1900 to spinners and 200 to %specula.
tors. New York spots opened with moth
ing doing and prices nominally un.
changed, aud at noon it was weak and
lower to sell, with futures quiet and in
active. Liverpool spots were steady and
firm, with arrivals offering l.32d lower.
New Orleans was quiet and steady, with
large receipts.
COTTON EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS. STANDARD
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

LIVERPOOL. November %. 2 p.m.-Cotton Is
hrm. Uplands. SD; orleans, z 3-l6d, Sales.
speculation.
NEW ORLEANS. November % 1850 NJ
Cotton is quiet. Middling, l2Lc; sales. GOO
bales receipts. ID. Oh halaa.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

FINE assortment of gents shop made
boots and shoes at KenReday 4 Rudd's,
1886 Main street. .58t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

NEW foRK. November %. 1:40 p.m.-Cotton
uary at l35 l69l3H; February, l27-l6aI3Lc:
March, I5Sgl3 ll-l6c; April. Il 1l-l69l3Nc;
MAY, - l3-l69lSXc; June. 140I4 1-l6c: july,
1854 3-l6c; August, IA 3-l6gl4l{c; Novem,
per. 1898 3-16c; December, 133-l6Gl3kc.
bales for future deliYarY- Q5ln haler
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

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, 1875-11-29

-
1913 Main Street.
/. They manufacture their goods in
this city.
2. They are equal to the best Northern
and Eastern goods.
3. They give employment to our own
home people.
4. They guarantee a i'll in all cases.
5. They use the best materials and sell
cheaper than you can order from the
North and East.
6. Your patronage will aid in building
up . new industry in this city.
We present these reasons and ask you
to try US. BARCHUS & MAY,
81 asa Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29
Str. Legal Tender. -

stack Lee, master, Harry Batemap, clerk.
Leaves az above %punctually at the hour.
For freight or passage apply to
ST. WASHINGTON, agent, 800 Front ST.
Tho steamer LEGAL TENDER will sign
through bills Of ladiug to all points on Arkan-
sas river to, Pine Bluh. paying strict attention
70 all business intrusted to her cafe. The
great increase Of business on the steamer
Quickstep has made the chartering of the
steamer Legal Tender 3 necessity. Shippers
will please send down their freight as above.
Will leave on time at 5 pm. S.f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

Mechanics hats at $3.50
and $500, ut COhen's, 2I9
Min streeI. II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

PARTIES intending to purchase fall
and winter clothing will save ten per
cent. by calling at M. s. Chapsky 4
Bros great clothing house; 227 Main
street. 23t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

No family should be without the fine
illustrated family bible now being deliv-
cred by W. S. Rogers. Address 24O SAT-
farans street. Is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

Go TO Seessels and get spare.ribs TO-
day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29
E@N Mary Bell,
JF Hicks, master; ALI GrissOm. clerk,
Steamer Legal Tender in P ace Of the
Steamer QGickstep,

For Helena ana FriarAs Point.
For Helena. Friay's Point, Car,on's, Tacoma,
and ell Way and Plantation Landings 10
Nouth OF White River. connecting with the
Arkansas River Packet Company boats to
Pm Bluff, carrying the U. s. Mail,
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY and SAT-
URDAY OF each week ats pm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

Go TO Seessel's and get spare.ribs to-
dav
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

sTRAYED oR sToLEM.

CTRAYED OR sTOLEN-IW0 MARE
- mules, dark bay and s%orrel; also one bay
mare. Liberal reward for their return TO
BEASLEY, BARTON CO..
TITS No. 20 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

SPLENDID all.wool cashmere pants at
S., worth IS, at
NJ. s. CHAPsKY & Bios,
23t 227 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

Mechanics hats at $3.50
and $500, ut COhen's, 2I9
Min street. II
LEMON, apple, mince and coaeonut
pies, besides an endless variety of small
cakes, fresh every day, at Floyd's, 236
Main street. 62-t
PARTIES intending to purchase fall
and winter clothing will save ten per
cent. by calling at NJ. S. Chapsky 4
Bros great clothing house; 227 Main
street. 23t
Baby's and child ems hats
and caps, at COheD's, 2I0 Main
street. n
Stoves, tinware, etc.
75t F. j. TURNBULL, 1874 Main at,
Bouquets, flowers, plants at Craig's.
PLAY billiards at CSnyeres's, 81 South
Court street. b5-t
KNEY'S MARKET,
~ and As Beal Street,
OPEN FROM 4 An. TO 8 pm.
Best of Meats, Oysters, Fish and Veg
etables, ETC., on hand at all times.
st
Doors and shoes made to order ct
KEENEDAY & RgDD's,
58t 1876 Main street.
SPLENDID all.wool cashmere pants at
So, worth IS, at
N. s. CHAPsKY & BIO s,
23t 227 Main street.
Closing out sale Of toys, mo-
lions and fancy articles at
.Al0 Main street. u
SCHOOL booaO. stationery and blank
books at Smiths book stOEe, l54 Main
street. GOT
II you want to pass a pleasant hour,
call at Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Hall. SGT
PIANOS for rent at very low prices at
Ames, Beattie q Cos, 1886 Main street.
For flne dolls, toys, French
confectionery, etc, cheap, 20
70 40 Main street.. II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

If you want to pass a pleasant hour,
call at Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Hall. 33t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

Baby's and children's hats
and caps, at COheR's, 2I0 Main
street. n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

Pianos for rent at very low prices at
Ames, Beattie & Co.'S, 1896 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

FOR RENT OR LEASE

E0R RENT OR LEAsE-1Oo OR 1860 ACRES
q of good land in northern part of Faystte
county; well Improved. Apply to W. Is.
DOUGLASS. D%ancvyille. Tenn. 9-86
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29
BOARDING..


D0ARB-A FEW DAY B0ARDERS
ID wanted in q French family, 294 Third st..
near Madison. TIT
D0ARDING-SELECT BOARDING. WITH
ID or without rooms, in q private family, In
the centrally located brick residence, 1865
Union street, only three squares from Maih
street. 59-t
D0ARD-C0MFORTABLE ROOMS WITH
ID board at No. 20 Madison street. A few
day boarders wantod. 52U
DOARDING-A LARGE FRONT ROOM,
ID either furnished or ~unfurniskcd, with
board. at a very low price. at
dit &LINDEN STREET.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

Closing out sale Of toys, nos
lions and fancy articles at
.Al0 Main street. u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

SCHooI booaO. stationery and blank
books at Smiths book atOEe, l54 Main
street. GOT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

AT half their former price.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

GRANGER LINE.

HO! for Arkansas River.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-29

Nav YoRE, November p. lO;9O Am, Gotten
The New York herald., 1875-12-13

PoUGHKKEPsrE, N. Y, Dec II 1875.
The moderate weather OF yesterday and the day pre-
vious infused sudden hopes into the minds Of steam
boat and freghters who had steamers barges and
canal boats frozen in along the Hudson when the in
cold snap occurred about the 1st OF the month
and there Is rush to get heavily laden boats
through to New York and empty ones back TO points
north. At eleven O'Clock this morning the steamer
George A. Hoyt passed here going north, en- route for
Rondout, having eleven tiers OF canal boats in tow,
each tier containing three boats. About noon the
famous ice king Norwich of Esopus Light
house. preceded by tug, both bound south The
Norwich had fifty heavily laden barges canal boats &C.
In tow, all bound for New YORK North OF Rhnebeck,
at noon, tug was seen In the middle OF the river
having unknown sloop in tow, bound north, or
Cruger's Island, between Barrytown and Tivoli,
unknown soop ice bound in the middle Of the river
and will have TO lay there till spring The propeller
Andrew Harder Of the New York and Stuyvesent Line
left Catsk for Now York yesterday afternoon but
obliged TO put into Barrytown because Of the heavy ce
aud Will probably winter there. Her freight will be
sent through by rail
On Coyeman's bar, in the middle OF the river, lie
four steam tugs sdewheeI steamer and two canal
boats all frozen in and they will IN all probability be
compelled 70 remain there until spring The tugboats
Vanderbilt Titan and Levy Of the Starin line, reached
Athens yesterday with heavy tow from the SOUTH
and left again this morning for New York with another
tow. IL is doubtful II they succeed In getting through
the heavy
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house. but the expressman distinctly remembered hav
ing put II into the wagon and could account tor us ao
sence only on the theory that u had been ssoen es
route.
An EXCLAMATION or PAIN
came from the lips of the Official ss he realized his
great loss ana he fell on the floor OF the depot in
swoon il was some time before the bystanders, by
the vigorous use Of stimulants, could revive the
prostrate man Immediately on coming 20 conscious
ness he exctedly offered reward Of $50 600 for the
recovery Of the papers and at FASTENED 10 notify
the police authorities OF the robbery. Detectives Won
Gerichtcn and Dunn put upon the case and last
night succeeded in finding boy boot black named Clark
who gave a clev 70 the robbers
The boy alter having committed himself refused TO
talk further but by persistent questioning the detec
learned from him that The trunk had been stolen
by three young men only ofwhom he knew The boy
recled the circumstances Of the robbery as follows;
He standing near the corner OF Canal and Watts
streets at about halfpast eight O'Clock on Saturday
night when he noticed three men following one Of
after H. ana soon they pulled from 1t large trunk,
which they quickly carried away. The only words
the boy heard used were 'Look out Fuller look out
uttered by one of the thieves Subsequently the de-
tectives succeeded in arresting Fuller, who is ex
convict having recently served term in the Peniten-
tary. Fuller being brought to the Central Depart
men last night refused at first 10 say anything about
the robbery, but afterward admitted that he had
helped 10 steal the trunk He would not, however,
tell where 1t could be found The two rugged men be-
fore mentioned who accompanied the detectives into
the Central Department were, ~ Is understood the
expressmen who carried the trunk TO the depot
The Official who rs almost distracted at his loss len
last night on the nine o'clock train for Washington.
The New York herald., 1875-12-13
MARITIME MISCELLANY.


The purser Cabe from Kingston, &c has
thanks for favors
srKAMER BAKKR from Jacksonville for Savannah.
snaKged St Johns bank 18th inst and sunk In three
minutes The vessel total loss; crew and passengers
were saved.
Bay eiore partially reported by elegraph) was driven on
Destruction Island the night Of the 18th u IN gale and
storm The heavy sea stove the boats An nour ser
the ship struck the after part broke In two The TOD Of the
anerhouse lodged the rocks. the climbing 20 H.
The chief officer and four swept on by heavy
sea The ehief officer and two were rescued John
drowned The remaining fourteen chung 70 the top OF
the aterbouse Till morning, when seaman named Thomas
riggod and all the island from which they were
taken to the main land three days aerward py Indians
making their TO Grays Harbor where Captain Austin
chief officer Maett, and two remained The remain
der Of the with second officer Reed arrived at Astoria
December3 3.
BARK LEILA ALICE (Br) Weir from ceyon for New York
at st Helena Nov reports that from Oct lat zI ~
a succession Of sw gales accompanied with high seas
causing the vessel to labor heavily and 20 make more water
than usual broke fore and main lower trusseltrees
ScHR SALIVA Of Jonesport Me-, from Calais for Prov
dence lumber laden into the Ice while going down the
river 10th inst and filed with She towed back
and will probably have TO discharge her cargo.
scHR ANGIE AMRsBuRY. Keene, from Port Spain for New
York into Kingston, Dec for REPAIRS OF what ma
ture not stated.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec s-The brig Orient, which went
ashore at Shoawater Bay fully repaired and to have
sailed for this p port IT on the Sd inst
the mouth Of Rogue River inside the bar Her cargo Is
badly damaged
Hamilton Fish, from New York, while she of Cape
Horn, on Sept 20 Deceased was native of England
LAuNcHKp-At East River, CT Dec 3 from L Goodales
yard the 3masted schr Mary Arnold She Is owned by
manded by Capt Blwood Arnold She be towed to
New Haven 10TH where she will receive stores and rigging