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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

81. Mdrs 1851 (pon irommsn Gltern se.
boren, ltammt aug elmer i'm @roBbersoas
tbum 2uremburs in Der belsiiden Prouins
9uremburg unb aud bier in Mmerifa weite
uerbreiteten sea9teten Samilie) unb fam,
na1bem er etnise Sabre Sci ben gapusiner
gdtern in gaIparp itubirt bate, am 81.
Sept. 1857 IN ct. Sobn's college on.
SIM Stubiren mar er unermiiblid, I'M grs
bsiten feiBia, i'm 8etragen muiterbaft.
Seine Yrofeiioren liebtsn i'm, feline Mits
itubenten, bic i'm bios 0ominit nannten,
a6teten i'm. Na9 rubisem gerlauie ieis
ner Stubiens Sabre trat er am Is. Suli
1870 in ben Srben bes 81. Benedict, uno
le9te I'M folsenben Sabre Die einfa6en
@eliboe a6. 9ta9 Minneiota suriifs
getebrt, wurbe ct pom ieinem Obern
I'M college ais Hrdfect permsnOet. Nabe:
gu bret Sabre bs0lsioete er oieien l5mieri9en
Soften, er pa9te NIT Sorsfalt iiber bic
Seinisen, unb bur9 9iebe uno Gntidiebens
beit 9erpann ct Die Stubenten iir iib.
SIM Sanuar 1874 sog er ii6 cine i6rpere
@rtdItuns gu, ieine 0uftr0brs war ~aiiicirt.
ginise Monate bitete CT bus gett, bann
erboite er ii6 ruieSer elm wenis, 10 Dap er
am Is. Suli 1874 feline feierli9en @elibbe
ablesen unb am 81. Sept. glei9en Sabres
gum prieiter sensibt perben tonnte. 9ta9
ieiner Ordination mar er auf mebrern
9Idten tbatis sur 9lusbilfe in Der SesIiorse.
lleberaa batten i'm Die 2eute lieb, iiberau
piini9te man i'm gu ieben. SIN 6ribiabr
1875 sins er gu ieinen Gliern mad SoIp
Grois, WiS. Na3bem er bort sinise Msos
nate uerueilte, besab er ii9 mad Chicago.
Don bort mad &idmono, Sirsinia, unb Sus
lett mad Der ct. Sincents slbtei, Ya., mo-
rieine Gage bei6los, mad einem sueiunos
einbaIbidbrtgen ununterbro9enen idweren
Seioen. @r war fromm uno gut, ieir COB
mar Der bes 9ere9ten. @ott sebe ibm bic
epi9e Jtlbe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
&ibcraIc MntpiEenheit.

Wenu betanntli9 liberale 3eitun9en iiber
fatboIii9e AngeIeseabeiten ipre@en, tritt
oft Die ld9erIi9lte llnpiilenbeit gu Gage.
@enn aber iol9e llnwiiienbeit ii9 bis auf
bic Ni9ter6ant eritredt, 10 seist baS pon
auberoroentli9 bebauernSpolen 9eri6tlis
den 3ultGnbe. 90 erSablt eiu geiitli9sr
Sewobner preuBii6er @%efdnsniIe: @esen
llsbertretuns Der Mtaiseiete gu lanserer
Saft uerurtbeiIt uno bereits seboris biusisit
gema9t, bat i'd baS fSnisIi9e Stabts unb
&reisseri6t UNI bic grlaubniB, in meiner
3eIe Die 3. Meile gu leien. Der Snipscs
tor bes @efdnsnihes iteate mein gu bieism
3wede aussefertistes, i6riftIi9es @elu9
benz Serrn @eridtsratb y. gu. Nie mir
nun berieIbe SnipectOr balb barauf err
Sablte, iaate Der seIebrte Serr @eri6tss
ratb, na6oem er mein S6reiben aeleien,
NIT Der inn aud ionit eisentbimliden 0es
idsiSenbeit, bas 9anSe @eiu3 iei Elm linz
finn. Wiir iei ia freie 2ectiire seitattet,
unb barum Tonne er ni6t besreifeu, waram
i3 ba nod bic GrIanbaiB sum Wfefeleien
forbere. Sd mSse mid bod an ben Gid
iesen unb Meiie Ieien 10 piel uno 10 LANCE
i'd woue. Mls linn barauf aber Der iebr
humane proteitantii9e Snipector, Der wes
nisitens in Der Gapeae beS @%eidnsniiies
Der bl. Meie suweilen suseieben bate,
erplicirte, baB bic fatbolii9en Prieiter basu
einen Wfiniitranten unb &el9 unb uiele ans
bere Sa9en brau9ten, ba purbe Der &i9'
ter ituti9 anb meiute, penn bas 10 iei,
oann miile er uein geiu@ bod benz Pras
iibenten porlesen. @enise Gage ipater
erbielt id abi6Idsisen @ei9eib. Der elbe
Mann sebSrt einem 9i9tercouesium an,
weldes turs nor bieiem Iorfale einen ans
bern @eiitli9sn wssem vMeiieleienS" per-
urtbeilt bate.
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Saar, Woiel, Giiel unO SttnSs
ri6en.

aus Ser Ndbe.Erier's wirb I'M.
ter benz II. ausuit sei3rieben: Seit BRET
pollen &o5en warten mir mt Sebnlu5t
auf Gegen. Die Oiirrs lit iebr sroB unb
acknowledgements. Gin Wtal batten mir
Morssns SObenrau6, ionit brennt bic
Come tets sliibenb bei6 1cm %poItenloien
Simmel. Der gS1I : , unlerer BG6e
lit 10 flein geporoen, n. 8: Iett Gieni6ens
se6snfen nidt mar. Die feline &orn.grn
lit einsebeimlt. Die pielperlpredenben
S9otenfrii@te baben bur6 su i5nelle Reife
isbr s%elitten. Der Safer sei0t benielben
llsbelltanb. Der Sweite Rleel6nitt lit
i9war; perbrannt, uno &Ieelamen lit ui9t
III boiien. Die iungen Rleelaaten II. Der
Sommer:Gaps fine uerSorrt. Sine @runrz
met. grnte lit faum mebr mogli6, Die beiteu
Wieien liub bIrr. Die &artoffeln, bic 10
iippig ltanoeu, lie9en nit benz &raute melt
iiber ben Soben, unb 9Iiibeno beiB II. melt
linh bic taum HuBbifen SnoIen. Oas
S%teinoblt 1T falt obne Iusuabme wlirmz
it,9is. Die gpfelbdume BADEN ibre Sru9t
bereits gum sroBen Sbeile fallen laiien,
unb piele broben nit ibrer Srl9t sGnsli4
ab,uiterben. Dem @einltode iast bic
Warnrs gu, aber ie mebr ii9 bic Iusli1teu
auf einen 9uten, ia ausseSei3neten 1s76er
mebren, belto mebr uerringern ii1 aud bic
ssbssten Soiinunsen aaf Die Suantitdt.
Die Erauben bleiben auiiauenb flein unb
bansen i9einbar obne Sorti9ritt an Stode.
Sros Der ISise iinb tie Der 8sit mad suriid;
lie poleu nt6t in ben Wein geben.
GiuefeIb B. Oaum in Der gifet
wurbe am Is. ausait Surd cine perbees
renbe Seuersbrunit gum srOBten Gbeile
einseai1ert. gin elm 26i6en mai BEL bee
lett swei Monaten anbaltenoen Oirre ni3t
gu benten. 9eiber 1T BEL Dem SranOe AUDI
elm SsrIuit BON Meni9enIsben sa beflassu.
@a9 Benz &riese pon 1870 nnb II
wurben bic bsbsutenSen bieiisen Sittetz
merle Der Serrn Dupont rpfuB unS SO.
in @rs. /. SO. bur3 elm oeuti9ss Roniors
tium nm ben 8etrag BON Is Wfiuionen 6res.
erltanoen, wouon bic Sdlfte baar erlsst
wurbe. Seute iinb bic elbsn Sittsnperte
nm ben nod 81 besablenSen 8eit non II
MiQionsn 5res. gu %taafen.
Ole neue &reissStraBe spis
i4en 9oIsnoori, Mettenborf uno Sinipelt
1T am 10. @usuit ieierIi6 er0iinet worben.
Aus Sittbnrs i9reibt man, baB
man AUDI bort uersebIi9 ii9 na9 &eseu
iebnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
2sefgifG- Snnem6arS.

gu Sup sins bic a9tsebniibrise Waso
bes &aufmanns @erarbsgaquot in ben
Seller Yetroleum absieben. sic fam NIT
Der 2anupe benz SAP su nabe, baslelbe fling
6euer, erplobirte unb bas ungliitli6e Wtdbz
den wurbe in 6lammen sebiut. SIS gez
lang ben Sranb Su ISi9en, aber bas Wsdbz
den erlas am anoern MOrsen ben granbz
punoeu.
4m 10. q II II It beiiutte elm Sieb i'm
Gafee Wagner, gu Meiancp, Die abwelen>
beit Ser Sausirau. i9li9 ii9 ms Sinters
3immer, brad bic S9ubIaoe auf unb eis=
nete ii9 500 6r. 81, Obne baB man ibn
erwii9te.
Im IS. Iuguf brad 6euer in ben
Sannenpalounsen Der @smeinbe @berrain
aus. llrIa9e unbefannt.
am %. u uguit fanb bic 8rerieperz.
tbeiluus an f!einsn Semiaar in Saltna9
itatt.
3u ct. ertiit Der Sbsrit @eofTs
ron seitorben. gr mar Elm 2iebbaber oilers
banb i5Sner Sa6en unS binterIdBt cine
rei6baltise Sammlung. Seine Webailens
Collection entbdlt uieles @ertbuole. Damn
eisnet er einise ausseseianete Sa9eu alter
Wteifer. Inter ieinen Mtanuicripten be-
finoet ii9 bas beribmte vCantatoriumA
BON ct. Subert, bas Die gbronit Der Ibtei
pon Gag gu Gag entbdlt. Oa Der Ra9laB
psriteisert wirb, werosn nlan9e ieiner Sas
den gu boben Yreiien eritauoen werben.
gu Itbus brad am II. Seuer aus,
bas in eiaem ecu bic 8Obnuns bes Serm
&rid in ai4e sele9t bate. Ion Mobis
liar warb Ni9ts serettet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
seidnuns 8 S9iIer, sur @enise % S@ds
Ter beitdnben.

sei9nlnS 8 S9hler, sur 9snise % Sdas
Ter b%eltanben.
Veuburt. = Dim Is. 9luault rpur6e in
Neuborf bic BebauiAns bes Sagelobners
s. S9uma6er BON elmer Seuersbrunit eins
sedi9ert. Oie Beba9uns bes .Saulss be-
ltano aug Strob uno mar es ben sur
Vranbitdtte binsugeeilten Oorfbemobnern
wesen Mansel an Waher ni9t mSsli9,
Die gebauiuns Dor gindi9srlns gu rsttsn.
Der GerIuit bes giaentbimerS mag iid auf
500 Tranfen belaufen. Inefurirt itanb
Sas absebranate Saus Bel Der preuBii9en
9ationaI : Serii9erunss : @eieai9aft IN
Stettin.
Siefir@.-9lm Sonntas, Den 10. atus
quit ma6te Die MulitSeieai6aft 6 0 n r.
b a aus Jtemi4 einen busting mad Oiez
fir9, UNI nit ben bortiseu Msuiit> unb
@eiansuereinen einen psrsnisten Gag su
perleben, mas benin aud aufs Bette. SeIaus-
gu Gppelbnri ueri6ieb Der bp9p. Yas
ltor Seinrid @elter, i'm IIter pom SO Sabs
rem, na9oem er 81 Sabre bort ais Yfarrer
sewirft bate.
Sm Gjrubbsr,astbum iinb 30 Sisrs
brauereien, bic i'm Sabre 1874 "a, 900
Sectoliter Bier b%rauten, mas na9 Der Sez
oolterung auf bic Yerion AZ Otter ma9t.
Oas lit elm id0nss Suantum gier, ,penn
man bentt, baB 6rauen unb Sinber fat
teins trinten unb nm 10 mebr auf ben
Wtann fSmmt. Dor 2ursmburs in getreff
oes Sierconiums iteben nod SeIsien nit
l5s 2iter, @roBbritannien unb Srlano nit
139 0iter, bas peuti6e Gei9 nit % Otter,
Odnemart nit "a Sitter. Inter 2urems
burg lte9en Die Nieoerlanbe nit Al Otter,
bann fOIst Oeiterreid II. /. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
Gin ,pertbpoaes 8ejtdnomi6.

SOr elmer SeriammIums Der Socialbes
motraten IN aussbars iprad Der SoeiaIiit
Sani9er: WRit GROCER SreuSe babe CT pers
nommen, bab Der 2iberalismus in Mins
den wieber sefiest babe (; bas iei inn Sarse,
baB Miinden in wenisen Sabren Dem 60
ciaIismus u%erfaue; benu Der 9iberalismus
sebe Dem Socialismus iibsrau poran wie
elm Waulwurf, Der bsIen 9dnse grade.
9in uItramontaaen Srten iinoe Der Socias
Iismas nur i6wer Ginsans, ba bic 9eute
nod gu iebr am @lauben Binssn nnb aue
ibre 2eiben unb S6mersen ais @ottes
6isuns betra@ten. $50 aber Der 9ibsras
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12
SuSembmrsis ches.
Ssreimi9te Staaten.
Gn~rrripnnben,

Notre Dame, ben 81. guSult 1876.
@srtbeiter Serr Neoatteurl
Gs wirb Sbnen, iuwie ben seiUdsten 9eiern
Ser p@asette" ni9t unansenebm iein gu
b6ren, baS pieSer wabres Ssrbienlt unS
Sinsabe an Die quite Sade Der Grsiebuns,
rei6li9 belobnt porben iino. SD babe
S6nen namli1 nit Treupen gu meloen, bab
infer 9anbsmaun 3err g. 6ranSisfus
c.. S. G.. gum Siceprilioenten unb 0iret.
tor Der Stubien an unierm 2pceum in
@atertown, Wisconiin, ernannt wor6en
lit. @ewiB bate NiemanS cine iol6e gbre
weniaer erwartet ais 9err Uransistus, aber
piellei5t bat aud Niemano Notre Dame
perlalIen, un, in einem anSeru Wirtungss
treble Az arbeiten, Der ii3 bic Suneisuns
unb 9iebe aaer in iol9em @rabe erworben
bate, wie unier 9anosmann. Seine grs
iabrans i'm praftii9en 9sbsn nnb iein
Eadt ais 9ebrsr unS &elisiSier laiien einen
rei6li6en grfols in ieiner Wiliiom erpars
ten. Serr SranSitus wirS IN YdIbe burd
ben bo9w'itsn Yii@of pon Sort 8ayne
gum Yrieiter ssweibt werbsn. Dap Der
bodw. Serr Grfols IN ieiner Miliion babe,
1T Der bsr,lide @uni9 glusr unb Defenders
isinsr bieiissn 9~anSsIeuts. y. !.
p. Ylasious. 9satrb.
giner GorreipOnbes bss v@anbsrsrs1
entnsbmen mir bic folsenbe biosrapbii6e
StiSe zines 2uremburssrs Entertainers,
p. YIacious 0. s. b., Der gu ct. Sincents
in Ya., am %. D. 90. bas 3eitIi@e nit
benz Gwisen pertauidte.
p. Ylucious, friber 0ominicus, wurpe
in 9oIp Greis, grSbi0csie MiIwautee, am
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

lismus bieie llebel uertrieben bat, ba finbet
ber SOciaIismus Ieidt ginsans. Oas 1T
ein 8eitanbniB zines SociaIiiten piirbis!
@erabeSa tOIpelbaft aber 1T es, wenn man
liberale SpieBbirser serinsiddbis iibsr bic
iocialiitii9en Seitre6unsen reben bort, fir
wel9e ie in Der &esel nur elm SobnlG9eIn
bahen, wabreno fe benieIben coniequsnt in
bic SGnoe arbeiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-12

Mm 8. 9lusuit peridisb Serr Yaitor
@rebel bon Seeris bel SaarIouis nit benz
Stsrbelatramenten perieben.
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clio pom 1872 SdaIsr sulamnien.

@dbrsnb ale 500 S9ilsr bss @pm.
naiiums RatbOliten waren, warsn unite,
ben S9ilern ber @ewerbeanitaIt Q Yrote'
i~tanten ano, beSeidnenb senus, 10 Ssrae'
liten.
Sn Der Staot BEL Sirsern IN Scott iint
S6S seweien; i'm bii9Shiben gonuict 225
nnb aus ben nmIiesenSM @emeinben be'
Staot tamen l44 S9iler.
Die Mataritdtsprii Jung haben, NIT illus,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-07

The following quotations are for orders
rom store and small lots in a iobbing way:
APPLKS-Medium. l Is; choice. / 0s25
per Dbl.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-07

for business, in the New Orleans
trade, by the opening OF the Iau
business.
The Osceola, Captain Kafer,
came in yesterday from st. Francis
river with 8 bales of cotton, s35
sacks Of seed and lot of sundries.
She returns tomorrow evening for
all points on st. Francis river
through to Wittsburg, giving
special attention to all way business
in Council and Walnut bends.
James Salisbury presides at the
desk.
The Illinois, Captain Lee Cum
minis in command, came in last
night from Vicksburg with SO bales
and Z bags of cotton, and 1888
sacks of seed, and was full of peo-
pie. She leaves at sharp five to-
morrow evening with a return trip
for Vicksburg and the bends, at
tending to all way business and
making close connection with the
packets for New Orleans and Yazoo
river. Captain Mark Cheek takes
command this trip, with Captain
Joe Spears in charge of the office.
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inally unchanged.
Cotton.

The market opened strong, with light
offerings and a good demand; holders Of
low grades are firm and asking fall
prices. Estimated sales for the day. 500
bales; sales Saturday were $50 bales, Of
which spinners took 100, exporters 45O
and spectators 100. New York spots
were firm and held higher, with futures
frmer. We have no advices from Liver
pool, holiday still prevailing there.
cotton ExcHASGH QUOTATIONS. STANDARD
AMnnInAN Oh AaaIRInArInN-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-08-07
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
BOATS LEAVING D

~
Friar's Point. A. J.. White.......5p .m
AshpOrt, Frank forrest.......-.-.........~ 8 pm
'seanlan's Landing Carl Schurz-....-.-...5 p m
ARRIVALS.
Steamer John B Maude, Vicksburg.
st. Genevieve, st. Louis.
Frank Forrest, Ashport.
A. J. White, Friar's Point.
Oseeola, ST. Francis river.
Cons Millar, Cincinnati.
Illinois, Vicksburg.
Golden Rule, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer John 3 Maude, st. Louis.
st. Genevieve, Vieksburg.
Bstesville, White river.
Cove Garland, Arkansas river.
Phil Allin, Greenville.
Golden Rule, Cincinnati.
BOATS IL PORT.
Cons Millar, A. ]. White, Carl Schurz,
Oseeolla, illinois, Frank Forrest.
Condition of the Rivers.
The river here is receding steadi-
~, anu now stand 10 teet 3 inches
above low water mark. At Cairo
it is falling, with 10 feet 10 inches
on the gauge; at st. Louis the
decline was 4 inches, with Z feet in
the channel out to Cairo at Pitts
burg it is p inches and falling; at
Cincinnati it is rising, with 9 feet
on the gauge; at Louisville tits
rising, with 81 feet in the canal,
and falling at Evansville, with 5
feet s inches on the gauge. The
Cumberland is rising at Nashville,
with s feet on the shoals. The
decline at Vicksburg yesterday was
ID inches. Arkansas river is reced-
ing rapidly, with y feet in the
channel.
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o. .. r. D~IEEUTORV.
odd Fellows. Hall. corner Main Aad North
0carl Streets a9a

Coars streets 1925
MrrPH7s LeDeR, No. 6-mSets every Tues
DAY. S. S. Garrett. N. o.; A., J. knapp
g.; L. S. Burr. Secretary; H. +. hisk'
CETcEAsaw LooaK. No. s-meets Sysry Mon
dsy night. T.. NJ. aearn, N. g.; A u. tie-
son. ". a.: T.. j.. Hogan, h. s.; John a.
uolt. Treasurer: Themss Bacon, Z. y.
scHfILER LODGE, No. H0-meets every wed,
nssday night. Frank Dries, n. 6.; "a
Dohle. q. O.: Chas. BorAer, Secretary; John
B1YHER LsDeR. No. HI-meets every Friday
aieht, J.W. Anderson, N. g.; M.h: French,
V. Gil WIN. Henry. P. and r. s.; J. VIII
kins, Treasurer.
tuesday evening at go Second street. Macon
Webb. N. g.; Up. Young. V. g.; W. IL.
Moyston. Secretary; A. 4. Kenneday. Treas.
Harmony LODGE No. 199-meets every Tues
dsy night at Odd Fellow Hall, corner Beal
and fernando streets. G. W. Z. Crook, NJ
g.; D. G.. Reahard, v. g.; ID. A.
Sec'y; Henry G.. Dent, Treasurer.
KSoLNPKESTB,
glyoso FyoANPHENr, No. 3-meets "a the
Let and Sd Thursday nights Of each month.
n. z. Goodyear, O. P; W. K.French, H.P
p O. Smith, s. W.; Thos. Bacon. scribe; B.
bingham, Treasurer; 7. j. Hogan, J. ". .,
NEWPHIs EHOAMPHEKT, No. 3y-meotS sdand
sth Thursday nights Of each month. g: W.
l., Crook, G. Pr j.. j. Ross. Il. r; ;. O.
Garrett, s. w; II. B. Cullen. j. W.; q.
Piischke, scribe; John Waynesbqrg. Treas
DEGREE L0DeE.
MrupH1s Degree LoDsK No. Sheets first
saturday Of each month. WA. Henry y
a.: b. a. WardlaW, D. D. M; Frank Mel
lersh, A. D. NJ; 7, P. Holland, SOc'y; +.
W. Smith, Treas.
RUTH LoDaE, No. Id OF R.-meets second
and fourth Saturday nights of each month.
l.. S. Burr, N. g.; Mrs. Marcus Jones, Y 6.i
u. P. Holland, Sec'y; Mrs. Geo. Miller, Treas.
GENERAL REIrsP CoMTrrEE-J.S. Wilkins.
Chairman, $50 Main street; John ". Waynes,
bnrg. Secretary and Treasurer, 2lO Front
street: a, b. Gibson, 6 West Court street; j.
g. Schmidt. q MsnrOe street; DIT. Porter.
IS Union street.
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MIsceIIaneous.


Cloudy weather.
The week opens out dull.
The mud and filth left on the
leyee by the decline of the liver
should be removed Immediately, as
the stencil near the wharfboat is
dreadful.
The Hopefeld bar is showing it.
self.
The R. E. Lee took the first bale
dnew cotton into New Orleans.
Can't we have a reduction in
wharfage? Why not? Other cities
have made it.
AS the crops are well advanced
and in good condition business in
the bends will probably improve
in a few days.
There is only from 4 to 5 feet Of
water on the bars in the Ohio river
and the down stream boats expert
ence much trouble on account Of
low water. The Mitchell and
Shannon, en- route to New Orleans,
are having a hard time in getting
out Of that river.
The Ella Hughes and Maumelle
left Little Rock Saturday for Fort
Smith.
The Rosa Miller left Little Rock
Saturday for Memphis. She is due
to-day and returns tomorrow even
ing to Little Rock, carrying the
mail and doing all way business.
The st. Geneyieve passed down
yesterday morning for Vicksburq
well laden. She put off here ovel
1000 packages Of grain and pro-
duce and added a large lot Of way
freight.
The Vint Shinkle for Memphis,
and the U. P. Shenck for New
Orleans, left Cincinnati Saturda,
evening.
The Pilots of the Cons Millai
report only 4 feet water at Cumber
land bar.
The Alice and Tolle passed dowr
at noon.
The Grand Lake and barges ant
City of Alton for New Orleans lef
st. Louis Saturday evening.
There is only seven feet of watel
between Cairo and st. Louis, anC
the channel is lumpy, changed anc
hard to define.
!; The Thompson Dean will be sole
at trustees sale, for cash, at Louis
. vile on the 18th inst. The sale i
made in order to legally close GU
the present corporation in owner
ship.
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FINANCIAL AND OonMERCIAL
nOERx
PUBLIC LKDeRR OFFIcR,
MEMPHIS, TFNN.. August z. 1916.

1871 A2M
MEMPHIS. TKSN., August Z. 1861
Business during the past week ruled
quiet and was devoid of much interest,
and opens out this morning with a repe-
ton of last weeks business. Aside from
the routine Of local checking and depcs-
iting there was nothing doing. Currency
continues in good supply, with money
easy. The banks readily discount all
acceptable paper offering at sole y
cent. y annum; street rates, on short
loaIs, rule at ll@2a y cent. . month.
Exchange remains quiet, with the sup
ply equal to the demand, as follows:
Buying on New York at par and selling
at ic premium; on New Orleans, buying
at lc discount and selling at par. Bro
kers are paying lll@lllf for gold, with
light transactions. Scrips and bonds of
every description remain dull and nom.
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EATONA TEMPLE OF II. AND 7.
so. I-meets every Friday even
lng at 8 O'cleek e Temperance
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LEDGER.
a~rAa0NIO R~TRRCTORH.


LODaNss XN
ourH MEMPHIS. No. I8-mees z FrlaaX,
ssch month. in odd Fellows Hall. D \
UoIier- W NJ: Blk Pullen, Sec'y.
ANe.RoNA No, 16s-meets lst MONDAY IN
.ach month. in Odd Fellows Hall. CIV
Woshv- VIM; O g Lecke. See'y;
LEILA Soorr, No. 2s5pee,s lss MneqpesaaE
in each month, in ODD Feilo"s hAh' AZ
pav nsoro No. &e-meets Sd Friday in each
LII in odd Follows HALL. Jno W Gra-
ham. w NJ; n J Ward, See'y pro TEN
hdms ,vSrSa. No. Al-meets 4th Friday in
mnnth. In Odd Fellows Hall. James s
Ssrpenter, W M; lack I White, Sec'y.
ROYAL ARCH.
pvxu cz1PTKR. No. 9-meots I'd Monday Of
..sh month--at Masonic Hall, in 6ayoso
block. A. J. Wheeler. M. e. II. p; @. g..
hgGs sspsf CHAPTER. No. e5-meets at Ma
sonic Han, in Gayoso. Block. 81 Monday Of
each month. W: ). Matthew's ~. y. n Fsi
X. w. Shelton, Secretary.
r. AND s.
EuzrVA COUEorL, No. meets Sd Thurs
Szv OF zach mOnth-at Masonic Hall, in Gay
oso Block. A. J. Wheeler. tn. H.; O. H.
Rivera. Rec.
gvRHNR COuNAEDKRY, No. 4-meots lth Mon
cav Of each month at Masonic Hall, Gayoso
lock. I'D Worsham. X. CT T. J. Barchus'
y. Fbvo ConxAxDKRY No. B.-Meets
a Tuesday Of each month at Masonic Hall,
GayOso Block. B. r. Halter. 3. CT h. W.
KNIGHTS or RSD CRoss or CONSTANTINE
meets fist and third Saturdays Of each month
AT Masonic Hall. Ia. b. Hatch, NJ. +. g.; L.
J. Barchus, h.
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DEUTsCHER HRUDER-BUND.

DEUTsCHER BEUDgE-BUSD meets lst Sunday
in each month at2 o'clock Pm, at Cochran
mann. Vice pres't; W. G~laentzer, Sec'y; n.
W. Schultze. Ireas'r; Aug ZWeifel and John
HandWerker. Sick Committee for Northern
Division; John Wendell and John Margle,
Sick Committee for southern Division.
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POTAToEs-LOOse, 81 1881 IS per barrel,
PICKLES-Per barrel. 9 so; half-barrel,

AUNcCa VI aDN|sl % per auHITDI
PIcKLEs-Psr barrel. . 50; ~half-barrsl.
PANTS-Linseed oil. s.; boiled. ~,
turpentine,f &c; Japan dryer. &9e1 IS; putty,
bulk: a.; bladders. Ger vanish. coach, %;
S1pala NO. II 2, hrs-p5oof paint, dry. ltei
ochre. dry, French. So; white lead, l00llc;
PEAS-s1 5091 60 . bushel.
RICE Ordinary TO choice, 6@S1Sc.
SUGAR, LOUISIANA In hhds, fair,
-9sHci fully fair, -NglOc; prime; 10al0Ao;
choice 10&9i0sssse; yellow CHARMED iO5<@iis:
white clarified .llH@l1lzc; barreledL 20 hiTher,
SUGAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AIiE@IIX;
crushed l2hGl2Hc; formulated and powdered
STRUpS-oemmOn to fancy 400 to 500 per
SALT Coarse and common fine 81 1901 IS;
dairy in bbls; as to 3 90: Liverpool coarse.
sacks, 50 to 40; Liverpool fine, sacks. l IS to
ssSSSSBPSSIScslH and German 5 to sAo por lb.
SWEET P0TAT0ES-2 2592 so per barrel.
TINNERS' ST0CK-1in plate, 10. iOxll.
3 box. II; 10. l4x2O, Is; &c, l2xl2, 400; 10.
roofing, ID; TX, l0x14. Is; TX, IA 90; l6; TX,
Hxl2. II rs; sheet iron. boiled. Nos. 26 ana
q. 5gS%Si DO, charcoal. @@Sc; do. ~galvan-
lIc; sheet zinc, lie; iron wire, s@l5c; soldier,
DST7e; lead, lOc; copper pits. Sc; metallic.
2Sc; block tin, Sc. =
VINEGAR-Good to choice, Is@25c, and
common, lao per gallon.
WHISKY-Proof, per gallon. as In age and
quality. 81 @@T 90.
WOOL Fine fleece washed. Is 10 &c Per
pound; medium fleece washed. 50 to Sc;
coarse fleece washed, q to 2Sc; choice tub
washed. SOTO Soc; fair tub washed. Is to SOC:
fine unwashed, 10 10 lie; medium unwashed,
Y {, 25ci coarse ~unwaShed, Is to Zoe; common
axd bury, 10 to 13c.
WOOD AND Willow WARE-Two and
three hooped, painted buckets. 50 IS; buck.
cts, q dozen, brass-bouna, cedar, 2 and 8
hoops, .SS99; tubs, painted. nests Of s, 3 rs;
No. /, 9 so; No. 2. s so; Ne. 5, Z so: churns,
pine, Is to z inches. 7 5O9s. so; cedar,
20; we'll buckets, 4 5O95 so; washboards. wood,
2 CO.; zinc, 2 Is; ax-handles, l 2501 $50:
measures, nests Of &. l@l rs.
WHEAT-No. 2. 75o to 81 90 q bushel.
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RKIGHTs OF HONOR

UEITY LODGE No. 2l7-meets every Wednes-
day night at Hall. No. 29s Second street. up
stairs. D. r. Goodyear. Dictator; Charles l..
Puilen. Reporter.
CHELSEA LODGR, No. 2S0-meets d and 4th
Thursday in each month, at Brick Church.
W. 4. Mitchell, D.; Al. Knapp, X.