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SENATOR CoNKLING.

HIS INABILITY TO TAKE THE sTUMP-GREAr
REGRET AMONG THE REPUBLICAN LEADxRs.
wAsHIscroS, Oct. IL, 1870.
Notwithstanding the earnest desire OF the leading
republican managers that Senator Conkng's services
might DO secured the rostrum In the West 10 take
part the campaign for tho November elections It has
been ascertaned that there Is hope securing his
valuable aid In private letter received BY friend
here Senator ConElng says
WHAT THE SENATOR sAYa
II has been out Of the question that could speak
the West and II Is so now, OF course. am shut up
and know little OF the worlds news
He further that his indisposion is 90 great
that he rs unable to write At length being obliged 10
employ an smanucnsis. Great disappointment and
gret is fcit here u this
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cEaMANr's RUSSIAN SCARE.

rum bue LonGOn TObb, Sept oU
1T 10 . bad sign," says the Cologne Gazette, 'that
Russian newspapers harp continually on the string OF
public exc,temcnt' and At present even prefer to
speak OF growing excitement which may drive the
czaf, they say, where he would not willingly CO." In
Tho face Of this tho Cologne Goree regrets that the
Russian government docs not any longer much As
preserve tho appearance Of resisting the popular move
ment quoting in confirmation tho telling passage from
ST. Petersburg letter in the Berlin Post semi ofcia
print "It Is characteristic OF the position which
the Russian governments has taken up in relation TO
shc war that the ocnl Government Advertiser puts all
intelligence concerning the departure OF volunteers for
Servia prominently almost At the top Of It's sheet i'm
medasely after the Official notices. under the heading
OF homo Intelligence Thcso volunteers. by the by,
arc provided very literally with money Thus seven
leaving Stavropol the other day paid 625 roubes
for the journey, and party Of volunteers from
Ekaterinoslsn receivcdeach officer 100 roubIes each
private 10 roubles--a this according to the Official
Government Adrcrtiser.n
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during the attempts Of Ksyps to chassss the AOys-

during the attempts Of Egypt 70 chastse Che Abys'
siniana
STARTLING srArEMENrx
The onicer states that there have been two known
expeditions The nrst which despatched in octo-
bsr. 1878, consisting OF 1000 men. was surprised in
the denle Of Goundsl and mAssacred TO the last man.
The second expedition composed Of 1000 men, started
In January last II met the Abyssipans in February
in tho denis Of Goura and was overwhelmed, 1000
men being killed The Abyssnian King then disap-
peared into tho ntcor and according 10 the latest
reports has repeated what he did In the dehlcs Of
Gounde and Goura by again crushing an army OF
Egyptians, but the details OF this OF the other
peditions, guarded with great secrecy.
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CANADA RAILWAYS.

THE ENGLISH SHAREHOLDERS OF THE GREAT
WESTERN WILL NOT CONSOLIDATE.
LoyDoS, Oct l3. 1874
meeting Of the shareholders Of the Great Western
Railway of Canada held last night, 10 receive the
hali-ycarly report and statement OF accounts. A
motion looking towards amaIgamaton with the Grand
Trunk Railway was defeated BY overwhelming ma
iority.
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COUNT Won ARNIM.

ANOTHER JOKE PERPETRATED AT THE Ex-MIN-
IsTERs EXPENSE.
BERLIN, Oct IL, 1874
II is onncially announced that Count Arnim, who
was proceeded against In contumaciam BY tho Staats
Gechtshof last Thursday, has been condemned to five
years. imprisonment the House OF Correction for
treason and offence against the Emperor and Prince
Bismarck.
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SPAIN.

cAlRos oorno TO CUBA TO ErTzcr \ PEACE.
LONDON, Oct l3 1870
despatch TO the Times from Barcelona says Gen.
ernl Campos took leave OF tho garrison yesterday.
TIE HERALDs NEWS ESTABLISHED.
Jovellar retains the Coptain-Generalshp Of Cuba
under tho orders OF General Campos commander-in
chief
uorEs or cAPrruLAriox.
II u believed that Campos will induce the insurgents
70 accept tcrms and that the more resolute leaders
will leave the island for pecuniary considerations
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ENGLAND.
THE COTTON CRISIS.

LONDON, Oct IL 1870
At meetings Of cotton spinners held at Burnley and
Blackburn, yesterday, determination was expressed
to resist tho demands OF the operatives but
cided 10 abide by tho decision OF general meeting OF
employers, at Manchester, TO be held Tuesday.
A meeting at Preston unanimously resolved to close
tho mills on tho 1st OF November II the operatives
persist in their demands If the masters adhere to
their present attitude lockout Of TO- 600 operatives
will probably result
THE sUxxoSsEs AGAINST COMPANY DISMISSED.
The summonses issued against Cots Firearms Com
pany. charged with selling nroarms the barrels Of
which had not been proved under the barrel proof
act were to-day dismissed.
SILVER
Silver IL quoted to-day at 52t "a per ounce
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THE pRorxsrANr QUESTION.

LONDON, Oct IL, 1875
The Record. religious newspaper, states that tho
Spanish Church Missionary Society has received pr-
vate Information from spain that Spanish Protestants
are in great anxiety and arc even in peril, being
threatened by fanatlcal mob. special meeting Of
the society will be held in London on Monday, when
statement Of the facts will be Communicated to Earl
Derby. the British Foreign Minister
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TERMS OF THE Anx1sr1cr.

LONDON, Oct IL, 1875
despatch from Constantinople to Reuter- says tho
following the conditions which the Porte grants
the armisticc:-
That Scrvs shall be prevented from occupying tho
positions now In possession OF the Turkish army
That tho introduction OF arms and ammunition into
serva ana Montenegro be stopped
That the passage foreign volunteers into the Turk
ish provinces be effectively put stop TO.
That Serva and Montenegro be prohibited from CIV
Ing any assistance the insurgents In tho adjacent
provinces
nvE MONTHS CESSATION OF HosrILrrIns
The Porto proposes that the armistice shall extend
10 tho 18th Of March, 1871 and requests the great
Powers to appoint delegates for the settlement of tho
details. II has ordered the Turkish commanders to
como TO an understanding with these delegates and
with the Scrvian and Montenegrin commanders The
limo OF demarcation between the hostile armies
bo regulated by the positions they hold Turkey,
however,, ready to evacuatc her positions In servia
II Servia engages not to occupy them.
Mora Pending tho official publication Of tho con-
dtions tho usual contradictory reports circulate
rerning the reception OF the Porte's offer by Serva
and Russia. Tho most unfavorable OF these reports
smanate from Vienna, whero gloomy view is taken Of
tho Russian attitude in consequence OF ntcests
Russia and Austria in the EasLl
WAITING FROM RUSSIA
Reuter- despatch from Vienna says Russia's Official
communication stating views concerning an arms-
hee is expected here to-day.
xouKHrAR PAcHA PROVISIONING ms ARMY
despatch to the Daily Ne,cs from Trebinje says
Moukhtar Pachas communications unintsr-
ruptod He Is constantly receiving large conveys OF
provisions from Ragusa by way of Trebipje
ASorHER TURKISH DEFEAT xEPoRrgD.
The Montencgrin commander reports that in the re-
cent raid, which resulted 10 the burning OF Lubno
and all tho surrounding villages, L,s0o Turks were
killed, inclusive Of those who burned In tho
houses Tho bulk OF tho Turkish soldiers decoyed
into IN ambush and the MonteDcgrins then nrod the
villages The Montencgrins lost lso men
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EGYPT AND ABYSSINIA.

THE KGrPTrAN ARMY SUFFERS THREE DREAD
FCL DEFEATS.
LONDON, Oct H. 1875
Tho Paris correspondent OF the 7ymes tecgraphs an
account Of an interview with an ofnccr the Eeyp
t,an army, who gives crcumstantla details OF the
A~-vihs avsnts which have taken place in Abyssinia
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HOPES or 4 cArrruLAriox.
cANPos OFF ron CUBA.

CANPos OFF ron CUBA.
MADRID. Oct IL, 1874
Tbs ImpdrcsaI says General Martinez. Campos sails
from Cadx for Cuba the 18th inst.
rRETEcr WANTED.
In consequence Of disagreement with the munich
palisy sehor Eduayen, tho Project Of Madrid, has
signed.
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FRANCE AND CHINA.

aAuL FOLLOWING ENaLAND's EXAMPLE,.
LONDON. Oct IL, 1915
Reuters despatch from Paris says intelligence
has been received that the French Minister in China
has demanded punishment OF the mandarin who is re-
sponsble for the Of the Catholic priest at
Eing-Kone-Ton.
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COLLISION AT sPUYTRN DUYvIL.

Tho engine Of Hudson River Railroad train last
night into tho drawbrdge over the Harlem River
al Spuyten Duyvil Greek, while tho latter was len
Issaksfs .Ask~~~A
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YELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct Il, 1s76
The total numoer of intermoats to-day was sixteen,
Of which seven were from yellow fever Among tho
deaths was that oi James H. Guerrard signal oficer
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70. Everything is quic,. tho szci.smsss boing a

over.
rHH RETURNS or THE RKpUBLIcAN STATE CEN.
TRIAL coMMyrTEE
COLUMNS. Ohio Oct IL, 1874
The Republican State Central Committee tonight
revised their returns, and now estimate Barnes ma
jorty Al o.To7 The nry-two counties reported on
Boynton for supreme Court Judge indicates that the
majority the balance OF the republican State ticket
viii reach 5000 Tho republicans gain nve Congress
men.
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A MINISTER EXPELLED.
Avurpvr Nae. Oc

AMHERST, Mass, October H. 1870
The First Congregational church, at . meeting this
evening, expelled the Rev. c. q. Lathrop from men,
bsrshp the ground OF cruelty 10 his family and un
~A-A~~--- DA- u A.
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sERVA PoWERLESs TO FULFIL THEN
Russia Still 0vershadOwing the Un-
settled Situation.
The Abyssinians Slaughter Their
Egyptian Enemies.
TURKEYS CIRCULATION.
ANorzxa AUTOGRAPH LETTER.

ANoxHxR AUTOGRAPH LETTER.
LONDON, Oct Is 1874
Reuters telegram from ST Petersburg says Il 10
stated that tho Gear 10 preparing another autograph
letter tho Emperor Francis Joseph In consequence
Of the change In the politcsl situation.
TIE PoRrE's NOTIFICATIONS.
The Timer correspondent at Vienna says the Portes
lesre to stop the influx Of foreign soldiers into Scrva
md hope that other insurRent provinces will not be
agtatcd during the armstice stated not to be con-
dton Of the armistics, but only wish.
RussIA's DEFIANT ATTITUDE.
The chiof topic OF the war correspondents ID Rus
sia's attitude The Standards Berlin correspondent
says there assembled at Livadia the Gear,
Prince GortschakoG the commander Of the Black Sea
squadron, the Ministers Of War and Finance aud tho
Czarewtch. Russias reply to the Turkish proposal Is
under consideration
RENEWED TALK or THE czARs AsDrcArloN.
The Tines Berlin despatch says the old report 10
revived that theoCzar thinks OF abdicating II 10
decided upon.
HER SUBJECTS.
Russian residents in Austria and Germany. who are
liable in the army, have been ordered home.
WHERE ARE THE xlxErY.sIx THOUSAND MExt
The Black Sca squadron ready TO carry 96 900
from the northern the western shores Of the Sea-
and detachment OF ofncors mas been sent to equip
these vessels.
Oh, sHAHI
The Persian government has been asked BY Russia
to cooperate Persia In obedience is sending troops
10 the Turkish frontier.
RESERVES REsxRvED.
The Deing called out In western
provinces OF Rnssia Troops have been moved toward
the and eastern frontier of Galica Twenty
thousand horse have been placed a war footing in
Russian Poland.
THE uLrrxAruM
Tneso believed TO be intended to force
Austria and Turkey to concede the independence OF
lhe Southern Slavonans without war
WHAT DAYS MAY DO. s.yr
The Belgrade correspondent Of tho Daily Ners
Jays the proposal Of Turkey goes TO St. Peters,
burg and thence to Livadia Tho Russian reply
will 60 TO ST. Petersburg and London.
Hence ten days must clapsc before definite action
be taken. During that time military events may
change the entire Situation.
ACcEPrAs;z sERvIA
The Times correspondent At Belgrade does not an
ticpate favorable reception OF the Turkish propo-
sition for armstice. Tho Ministers would like TO
accept ana tho reasoning portion OF tho Servlan
population sick Of tho war; but Russa's views
will guide their Scrvia has yet received an
official communication OF Turkeys answer.
The New York herald., 1876-10-13
OHIO.

BARxEs' MAJORITY SIX THOUSAND AxD rHH
BALANCE or THE TICKET NINE THOUSAND.
Columns, Oct IL, 1870
Barnes Is elected by 5000 majority and the rest
Of the repubiicaa state ticket bv about 1000 Details
or the congrssssoua vote viii not be ~ hand for ~
RE fss shs AAAAa iiaaEss n nAA Al
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WEST VIRGINIA.


THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY PROBABLY 10, 600
TWO UNITED srArEs SENATORS SECURED.
WHEELING, W. Va. Oct L. is7a
But very few returns from State have been ye-
ceivcd. Those received. however, show in some few
cases gains for on republican, butthey are Offset by
s,ili heavier gains Matthews (democrnth Mathews
majority viii probably reach loo The Legislature
win be about twohrds democratic thus securing sos
them two United States Senator's The vote for this
county is not yet reported In full Enough known,
however TO insure tho election OF the entire demo.
cratic county ticket
EFFECT OF THE ELECTIONS.
DEMOCRATIC JuBrLATIoN IN ALBANY-rN-
rRoMpru PROCESSION AND ILLuMINArroN-
4 SON or CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS ON THE
STUMP.
ALBANY. N. Y. Oct IL, 1874
The democracy had here tonight one OF tho largest
torchiigh. PROFESSIONS ever in this city. In
honor OF the Indiana election. II was originated ~
late o'clock this afternoon, on receipt OF teles
gram from Governor Hendricks that Indiana was cor.
tanly democratic by 5000 TO s, 900 majority
PROCESSION ILLUMINATION.
Although tho club captains had only few hours In
which to notify members tho ranks were 0lled to re-
petion, At least 5000 torches being in line and the
procession extending distance OF moro than half .
milo Hundreds OF houses on tho route were ilumi-
mated and bonares rockets blazcd in every direo
rHT sox or MS FATHER
Mr. Brooks Adams. tho youngest son OF Charles
Francis Adams, young man OF about twenty-etght
spoke large and interested democratic audience IN
Troy tonight tho general issues OF the campaign
AN INVENTION OF THE ENEMY.
Mr.. HEwIrr DRNIEs THE AUTHORSHIP OF THE
TELEGRAM ABOUT MULES.
NEW YoRK, Oct. IL, 1870.
To TIN EDITOR or HERALD
Tho nows from Indiana, Ohio and West Virginia must
be unpalatable to the republicans that have hest
tatcd TO deprive them OF tho consolation which they
seem to derive from little innocent fun at my ex
pense but you have referred to the telegram TO Mr.
Barnum credited to me, in regard to "mulcs," am
constrained to say that never sent such despatch,
knew OF II until II appeared in print
Mr. Barnum assures that ne never received Il
Respectfully yours, ABRAM s. HEWITT
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NEW pUBy.lCATIONa,

a IL ABOUT TEXAS, riiR LAND or BRidHf
hnowers, gentle airs and easy living. Call send 10
cents for sho TEXAS NEW YORKER with largo railroad
map Of Tsxas. Nos 2s 70 " Centre st.New York city
GEO. n. SWEET, Proprietor.
CANCxRs.-A NEW TREAr1sE EXPLAINING THEIR
Omccssfnl treatment. ssns frss DrA BROWN 4 STOD-
DARD. No 8 West i4sh St
nIskAsEs HITHERTO lNCURABLE. Az BRlGHT'4
Ddsbetcs dropsy paralysis cseuins gravel gosL
rhsnmssm dyspe pilca thosc blood ver
skin sionsys baddcE gland. premature debility
csssfu! treatment with AsAHEL Mineral spring Water
NvnreAttop, Healar PhysisHp made ~ cd surerscanS
shs Bcsbssda be sssistsrsd aud made erisbsa1d
Kecspsscn sus criy dspe 2oj bsssawas, NV xh
xakna ~ kaNnnA
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.ABOvE ALI. "-HYATrS LIFE BALSAM CURES
Rhcumstism. tones she liver, purines the blood
A-THE HIGHEST AWARD GRANTED ANY
exhibitor by Centcn Exposition given THE ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY for silk ELASTIC TRUssKs, sold only
At Bron
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A-BENNETT BUILDING.
FIREPROOF.
LOCATED ON NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON srA
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OfFIOE0
TO LIT on VERY REASONABLE TERMS
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS, BANKERS, AND INSURANCE orFICBa
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

silver is quoted to-day at 50 "a. per ounce
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MAXI MONEY
MAKE MONEY

BY SECURING TICKxTS IN fH8
KENTUCKY DASH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
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q. W. BARROW I CO..
GENERAL EASTERN AGRNn
NO. TO BROADWAY. NEW YO1k
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AT WOULD BE WELL. If BETTING ON ELEQ
tions we're altogether bus many
havo nduged in such small wsgers hat on the result
Ohio, will order for those who
to step 212 Broadway OF Fulton
Fifth Hotel, and seecs OF kNOx'S FALG
Sryy
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COLD WINDS ROUGHEN AND CHAP THE SKIN
0LxxS's SULPHUR Soar sottens and rsunisss u TEyiA
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MARRIED.

wHrrxTY-McCAII.-Att tho residence Of the brides
parentA No. 9 West l2d ST., GEORGE l. WHIrH1y. Of
Pittsburg to AsNABzL, daughter Of James Mccall KsQ
fFoy OeAer Xorridges Ses NiStA Pu0&l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-23

.".L LLLL -L. "A
hides. ETC.-Dry deerskih, 25@S0o, sheep
pelts,. 2co41 IS; hint hide, l29lSci dry
saltsa 99f1cs sEresnpsalted. bS7eu uoen. :
~ %GARD-Ffrrssa.1s4elan hssss l1kalE<c;
halfbaEEsls. ll1le; pail.. n9l41<c-
LIVE STOCK Quiet; beef cattle, f5<95c;
good 4alls; or oicss 4x05da Cows and calves
dull at4l8 O09% 90. Sheep, 5x06ko. Hogs,
6X0T3t-All 9rC es ueighN.8 Mules, all0oh0.
Horses, Sb99O choice. SItQ92Oo. Oxen, $50
Oh. - Ml 10.
prims 6alO6lsl strictly prime to SO; fancy
choice 50 to Csc per gal.
MATCHES, BLACKIN9. W quote:
Matches 3 gross, 800. in box, Z 6Ot parlor, y
.gross, Zoos 50; .Dixon's stove polish,
rcss. % Mason's biaeking, y gross, go;
aNEEHsitfsAgOa 4v ssr. SEQ 10 ss3I
NAVAL STCRRS-ResIn. Dbl; virgin,
5 90; pale. s; No. l. rs; No. &, 4 80; pitch, 8
Dbl, 5 50; tar, q Dbl, Z so; half Dbl, I 30;
Manila rope, Glib. 1S9lsKc; SisAl. l69l6Hc;
Larred rope, 15ci TAR marlin, $50; spun yarn.
22oe; oakum, p bale, navy, 3. American navT'
0ATS-5ats. mixed. 4s9SOc; white, 5Os5sO;
0NTONS-Per Dbl. q 5O@s co.
PIaSFEET- Kegs. ! 80 to 30; half Dbl. $50
PeTATORS-peachblows l 25ol so; early
rose sol 8; early Goodrich / Te20 LII.
2W92 Is; ruSseu 1901 IS; pink-eyes l29
$50 New, 5 70 TO 6 90.
PIcKLEs-Psr barrel. Q 6os hAlf-barrel'
PALNTS-Linsssd7 oil. 6si boiled. $50;
turPentips, Ac; JapSn dryer. $9sl 7oi pStSX: TX
copal, No. IL IS; hre-proOf paint, dry, 80;
Venetian red, dry, Cooksen'ss %4ci yellow
ochre, dry, French. 30; white lead, lO9lle;
red lead, lie; cottage colors. 9x9lOhc.
PEAS-32 coca % y bushel
RICE 0rdinaryto choice, $685.,
SUGAR, LOUISIANA In aids, far
yellow clarified 10@10He; white clarified, lON
@l1c; barreledh 10 bieher.
SUGAR. RERINBD-S Standard A l0s4q1lc;
crushed isz@l2c; kranulated and powdered
sYREPsNcsnmon to fancy 400 to 81 per
SxLT-COarse and eommcn fine 81 1901 IS;
dairy in bills; 275ts 8 90; Liverpool coarse,
sacks, l &to l@; Liverpool fne, sacks 60 to
soxP9Rcsin and German $ to sKc per Id.
SWEET iP0TTAT0EEs-2 Ss2 50 per barrel.
TINNERs' sTQCK-Tn plate, 10, lOxls.
q box, I9i 10, l4x2O, Is; nc, l2x12, Il 90; 10.
roofing, IS; TX, 10x14. Is; TX, IA 20; 16; TX,
Exi2, II rs; sheet iron, boiled. Nos. Is ana
II, 5000; DO, CHARCOAL -9ooj dot RalVan-
lied, lssllc: Russia IRON. 2ac imitation 40.
@@-e; lead, loo; copper pits. 800; metallic.
&c: block tin. 35c. f
TURKEYS-S12 090 co..
VINEGAR-Good to choice. ls925c. and
common, lac per gallon. .
WHISKY-Proof, per gallon, as In age and
quality, 81 259T 90.
W00L-Wool quiet, with washed salablo at
SO@45c. and unwashed at l5@30c on arrival.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE-TWo and
three hoped, painted buckets, 50 25j buck.
cts. q dozen, brsss-beund, cedar, 2 and
hoops, S6g9; tubs, painted. nests Of 5, 8 rs;
No. 1885, No: q 8 g; Ne, 3 Z So; chu5ns'
irOn-bound, Is sl7o; cedar, brass-bound, l6@
90; well buckets, 4 5095 so; w~sshbosrds. wood.
3 90; sine, 2 Is; ~Rx-handles, ! &01 $50
measures. meats Of 5. l01 T.
WHEAT-No. 2. 75e to 81 Is y bushel.
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/ .. o. p. DmKCTORE.
oda Fellows. Hall. corner Main and North
Court streets1

Odd Fellows. Hall, cOrusF Main and North
o0aF' ''r''''' : toDsrs.
EHPE LoOsH, No. 6-moets every Tues
dsy. G. II. Plisehke, N. g.; SIS. Garrett.
We; L. s. Burr. Secretary; e. e hisk'
CsfoKAsAw LoDeH, No. s--meets every Mon
day night. R.. j Black. 4. ~ X: A.
Holt. Troasurer: Themss Bacon, P. 8.
ScEItLER Lopez, No. 140-meets every " Cd
nesasy night. John Spang, N. u; FRANK
nriss, Y. g.; Chas. B0Tnsr, secrelaryi iona
Linkhauer, Treasurer; -
alSht. @. Il. Neid sick, N. G.;.J.W. .ndeE-
SON, V. e. WIN. Henry. P. and r. 81 }. 5.
BLuTP Cry Lopez, No. 1s-meets every
Tuesday evening At $50 Second street. d.
Porter, N. g.. R. D. Speed, V. g.; w. II.
Moyston. Secretary; D.. N. ~, Treas
HNoLNPKEErg.
GlYoso EEcANPNKET. No. 3-meets on the
LIT and 81 Thursday nights q zach month'
p; D. 4 Goodyear, s. W.; Thos. Bacon,
Scribe; B.. Bingham. Treasurer; W. A.
fI MRTPHis ESoAxPxHxr, No. s9-moets I'd and
tth Thursday nights Of each month; Soe
1rook' S W; S S Garrett. J W; HB Cullen,
scribe; CHPlischke, Treasurer.
DEGREE LODGE.
Mr,PHrs pEeREE LODGE No. SHEETS first
e.tnr5av NJ zach month. c.. NJ. Carroll, D..
Nj & Bingham, D D. NJ; A. E. kenns-
day. a. o. M; 7, P. Holland, Ssc'y; +. W.
Smith, Treas. d,
RurE LODGE, No. Id OF R.-mests second
and fourth Saturday nights of each moItn.
T. s. Burr, N. g.; Mrs. Marcus Jones, y. u;
4, P. Holland. Sec'y; Mrs. Geo. Miller, Treas
GENERAL RELrEE COMMITTEE Us, wilkins
thairman, go Main street; John ": Wayses-
Srre Secretary and Treasurer. 30 Front
street: A. d. Gibson. 6 West Court street; j..
q. Schmidt, a. Msnroe street; d I. Porter
4 Union street.
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mo. 1893 K d.
EOn.RRsident Notice.

In the Circuit Court Of Shelby county Emma
{ Bonham vs. Henry Bonham.
1T APPEARING FROM THE PETITION
il In this cause, which is, sworn to, that the
defendant is o nonresident Of the State Of
Tennesseo. II Is therefore ordered that he
make Ms appearance herein, az the Court
house In the city Of Memphis, Tenns,O on the
third Monday in September, 1876, and plead,
same will DO takon for confessed as to him
and the cause set for hearing OK parte; and
that a copy Of this order be published once
3 week for four successive weeks in the Public
Done at Office. this May 20, ls76.nlrnq 2
BE COLEMAN, Clerk,
GKo, j. CAMPBELL, DC.
R. B, MILLER, Sol. for complainant.
TN $3.50
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HHIGHTs OF PXTHIAs

TrEErssuH LoDen No, 5-Meeb ny
lat and3d N ednesdays each month at
S6O Second street, Vincent Block. OPP. Court
sdusrS. Joe Locke,C &C; W.L.Parker,N .g.;
W. Klostemeyer, P.iG.W;L. nroek, n; OF n
Of R. and s.
MEMPHIS Lopez No. 6.-Meets for drill on
6rSt Thursdsy Of each month. Regular meet
ne second, third and fourth Thursday. X
TCreishton, CC;F w Moews, @; Jos s
Leon. VIC; John Wood, P; BE smitb, MIS-
NV ViKus, NJ &; Y P Bath, KRIS.
cuuR Oh LIoS Lopez No. lS-Meets I'd and
lth Wednesdays etery month, At ESQ Second
j. J. Ross, o. c.; Il. II. Briggs. V. O.; 7. D.
Wilson, p; G. A. Burr, n. Of g.: j. 7.
Tomlinsen, NJ. Of F.; D. W. 5chafer, L
Of Z. g.; ]. G. Walston. P. G.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-23
FINANCIAL AND coHsEROIAL.
MONKX.t
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IlnIAO AnnQkh ONNIlAa
MKNPHIs. THNE.. May q. lS76.J
We have nothing new worthy of inte-
rest to report in financial circles. Aside
from the regular routine Of local check-
ing and depositing there is nothing do
ing. The banks continue to report col
l%sctions easy, with balances well kept up
and the supply Of currency in excess Of
the demands Of trade; the banks readily
discount all 6rst-class commercial pa
per offering at lO@l2 p cent. y annumi
money is plentiful on the streets at no
q y cent. q month. Exchange is
quiet and steady, with the supply equal
to the demand, as follows; Buying on
New York at par and selling at fc pre-
Mum; on New Orleans, buying at 4c
discount and selling at par. Brokers
are paying llla for gold, with few trans
actions, Scrips and bonds remain quiet
and steady, with quotations nominal and
unchansad HIA