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,,,ru,r li-toi the public cash contri'
,,'.p. Of Northern cities for the relief oil
,f,,~l,ow fever sufferers foots up 81 ,359,.
nj hi, sum, New York alone has
o s.3aiunO. or more than quarter Of
...hoIe. Philadelphia comes next, with
r,,jbn,ion OF $l39,OOO, and Chicago
-, with $4,000. Boston is sixth on the
q. and Cinriuna,i tenth, the former city
r;,,rr,liicI with $j5,OOO-or nearly one
,t.s,b Of New York's contribudon-and
:, later with $4,000. st. Louis and San
r.,ci.c,wcrc oulrun in the race of gener-
.trM Baltimore, Louisville and Wash
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neIeEates % Sow orieans.

Nrw ORLEANS, November l2.-Mexico
will send tlelegatesto the Commercial Con
yention in this city. \ party OF Chicago
merchants are expected with much inter
Ast
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BY TELEGRAPH.


New YoRE, November l9-MoSEY-EaSy at
Sa4 per cent; closing ats. Prime mercantile
paper 4ISa6 per cent The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed $sl3.O0O. Customs receipts
SWt. 600 Clenrings $IO.OOO,OOO. Sterling cx.
change, bankers bills steady ut 4Sl; sight ex-
change on New York 4.s6. Produce exports
for the week 81, ,2g2 900.
GOLD-Steady at 1907. Carrying rates "a
8 per cent. Borrowing rates fiat.
Gnr ArALnArl--GI
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Che gnt4hgenter,
a.. Sos. % aud 81 rour,een,h street.

,,orar Fr,>tGn, the deiauIting Treas
s.nf stark county, Ohio, pleaded guilty
y" Indictment for embe2zlement on
,,'j,y last, and was sentenced to pay
' ,I s,yo, and be confined for twelve
,I hard labor in the penitentiary.
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WASHINGTON, November l2.-Commis-
sioner Raum opposes reduction Of the
tobacco tax from "a to Is ceats per pound,
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MARSACHUSETrS.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, November l2.-E.
Moody Boynton. Greenbarker, gives no.
tice that he will contest the election to
Congress Of G. B. Loring, Republ:can.
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PrTrsBUEGH, November l2.-PErRo,Eth,
Quiet; crude steady 81 co... at ParEeTs a.
immediate shipment refined o., PhiladSI.
phiA delivery.
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FRANCE.
RUSSIA PERFECTLY WILLING.

PANS, November l9.-The Russian Am
bassador has assured the French Minister
OF Foreign Affairs OF the Cars willingness
to cooperate in securing an arrangement
OF the Turco-Grecce frontier difficulty, and
OF his firm intention TO carry ont all stipu-
lations OF the Berlin Treaty.
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RuLRoAD BOxDs-Firrn.

srocEs-Thc market to-day exhibited much
animation and buoynncy, especially during
and attended with much excitement. At the
opening there was a fractional decline in
prices, which sOOn recovered and tile entire
list became strong on vigorous buyingmoye-
ment, under which au ADVANCED OF 4 to 2SS per
cent was established. Cogl stocks were favor
ably influenced by reports that the CombIna.
tiOn would BE- continued into 1879, and the
trunk lines shares advanced on denial OF the
rumon current yesterday concerning nilnad
troubles. Northwestern shares improved In
consequence Of continued Increase in the
trattC Of the road over last year. Rock Island
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FIRE RECORD.


C,xroy November 1.-THE Minnequa
snrines Hotel burned this morning. Loss,
ST, 900; Insurance, $4,000,
Cryc1SyArr, November IA fire this
,norn;n" In Hugh Shields & Co.'S veneer
IN" and cabinet works damaged the build
ins 20 machinery and stock TO about SIC, 600;
BSsiness Of the firm will not he intertered
with hy the Are.
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DETROIT, November IA fire at East
SAGINAW today destroyed K. Boyd& 4 Cos
wSreIousc. which was filled with bay,
Wrain, oil md provisions, Loss Sl2OOoi
inSnrance @ m 5000. The origin OF the fire Is
supposed to be sparks from. passing Jug;
Wilson, Luther 4 Wilson's saw mn mn 'Ilu aSl
belting machines were burned to-day. LOS
$40 900: insured $4,000.
The Big Rapids Mani Cos saw anu
shingle mIll at Big Rapids, Michigan, wa
DESTROYED by tira this afternoon Los
$50 600; uninsured.
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SPORTING NEWS.


LONDON, November 49, Handlan is
matched against Laulon, for a race on the
Tyne, May next, for 81 900 side.
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ANGLo-GERNAS TELEGRAPH RATES

LONDON, November l2.-England and
Germany agree that after January lst tcle-
grams between any points in the two coun.
tries will cost thirty pfenniugs (abOut .
cents) per word, without restriction rs to
the minimum OF words. The Dutch and
Belgian State lines agree to pro rate on this
hnaiG
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GERMANY AND SAMOA.

PARIS, November IA telegram from
Berlin says Germany will occupy the whole
Samoan archipelago.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND



LONDON, November 1.-THE Marx Ldnl
E1preEs, in review OF the British corn trade
the past week, says: Notwithstanding the
very cold weather, rain and some fall ssoi
snow and sleet, a fair progress has been
made with wheat sowing, except on some
heavy lands in the midland counties, where
abundant moisture has been productive oi
delay. This is also the case in Scotland,
where the farmers energies have been
chiefly directed TO stubble plowing and
preparation OF potato land for winter SOW
ing, the bulk OF potatoes having fortunate.
~ been secured before the weather broke.
As a rule, however, the agricultural
operations are fairly advanced for
this time Of the year throughout the
country. There has been little alteration
in the quantity OF English wheat, the mar
keted supplies at Mark Lane and Provin-
cial exchanges continue in limited sale, as
the weather has been unfavorable for
thrcshing, and farmers are much engaged
in the fields. High prices OF money and
the distrust occasioned by the recent fail
ures have been against speculation, but
some demand OF q speculative character
should be experienced shortly Us the pre-
sent time seems favorable for transactions,
having regard TO the upward tendency
OF values and the probability Of severe
winter.
LONDON, November l2.-General Toma-
kinez, and large force OF men in march
ing from the Caspian Sea in the direction
OF AIcri, Tuskistan, were in constant
fighting until they reachod Upper Attrek.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-25
WelI.Toned srelema.

Systems toned and renovated with Hsstet-
tsr's Stomach Bittsrs are most efFectually de-
Tended from disease. That supreme inviEO-
rant soon overcOmes that distressing feeble
ness consequent upon ailments which impov-
erish the blood and relax the muscles. Vigor,
appetite, sleep return to the wasted frame,
and every physical faculty gains greater ae-
tiVity through its benign influence. Nor is
this all, for the Bitters have a most genial
and cheering effect upon the mind Of tho dos-
pondent invalid, which is the natural effect
Of the increased bodily vitality which they
produce. Nervous symptoms disappear In
consequence Of the use Of this medicine, and
the evil consequences sure to result from a
premature decay Of the physical energies are
averted. Dyspepsia, liver complaints, rhsu-
matte ailments, urine and uterine IRREGULAR.
ties. malarial diseases. and many other dis
ordered conditions Of the system, are reme-
died by the Bitters,
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PersonaI ana Pslitieal .

Lord DDfferin will soon publish book
on Canada, and Lady Duaerin volume
OF verses. t8
Ex.Governer Warmoth (Republican).
Of Louisiana, in 3 recent conversation,
predicted that the South would be solid
until the Republican party entirely dies
out there. tl
Ex-Governor John I. Hoffman and
family are said to be living handsomely
in Paris on the Place Vendome, and
Mrs Hoffman's receptions are said to
be amoug the most brilliant of the
American colony.
Dean Stanley is said to be the origin a
Arthur who won the heart Of Tom
Brown" at Rugby, by kneeling down ai
his liule bed in the presence of q crowd
OF rough boys. and saying his prayers
before retiring.
Butler is workisgnan who pays
taxes on Sl66l72. He has $25O,OOO in.
vested in productive real estate in
W ashington. large interest in The
Cape Ann Grande Company, and no
body out himself knows bow much mort
be is worth.
la talk with reporter at Washing
ton last Tuesday Senator McDonalc
(Dem.) of Indiana, predicted that With
in few months the money question vii
be out OF politics, adding that he had nj
expectation that the Raeumplion &C
would be repealed.
Senator Conkling Ia making foul
campaign speeches each week. 1t J
just six years since he has taken sncl
an active part in a political canvass /
| is exactly ak years since he was lookin
| Tor an election to the United State
senate, just as he is at present.
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and perhaps from false delicacy,
refrained from making their wants
known, and have been reduced to
actual suffering. In times of great
public distress, worthless people al,
ways get the advantage. We see
this illustrated sometimes at a fire,
or the wrecking of train. We
have no general complaint to make
against the colorel people who we're
so greatly in the majority. The
most of them on the special police
and belonging to the two military
companies and left in charge Of
property, have acted like good SEN
sible citizens, and their conduct
will commend :lfem to the respect
and good will of the white popula-
ton. The apprehension which a
few expressed at one time that they
would turn communists and sack
the city unless fed was utterly
groundless, and we do not know
how it could have originated among
the brave band of men who volun-
tarily renamed here. 1t must moi
be supposed that the blacks have
had a monopoly of the ration bus
iness. Reports reach us that som'
white families are better supplied
with provisions than usual at thi
season Of the year. But it is abou
over, and we are SO thankful tina
we have no room left for any othe
| feeling. All honor to those VIII
have done their duty.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-25

Married, and yet unhappy. How many
home has been robbed of sunshine aud
happiness and rendered sad aud DESC
late by the loss Of some dear and petted
child. This is a dangerous season for
children, and parents should keep DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup handy. Price 70
cents bottle.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-25

IT is announced by cable that
Cardinal Cullen, archbishop of
Dublin, died yesterday. lie was
born in that city in 1903, and be-
longed to family that gave so
many members to the church that
they were named the "Levitical
family of Ireland" lie was held
in high esteem by Pope Plus TX,
to whom he was for many years
private advisor and confessor. He
was nominated cardinal in 1866.
Mrs. M. Edwards, Of New Orleans,
the celebrated yellow fever nurse,
now in the city, who nursed Mr.
Whitmore, of this paper, and other
we'll known citizens, is a member
of the Cullen family, the cardlna
being her cousin, and as she is {
devout Catholic, she Of course has
always been prcud Of the relation
ship. He has been educating
nephew of hers for the church, ant
a niece probably with a religion
| object in view.
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After this date, until further
notice, the LEDGER Will NOT
DO delivered by carriers.
Paroles desiring 10 subscribe
can obtain the paper @t the
LEDGER counting room for
TWO GENTS each by PUR'
CIIAgING TICKETS.
As soon SIS the epidemic r.
ended, and the people RETURN,
aII our rOutes WIFI be re-essRb
aisIIeII.
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shERiFE,a NOTICE.
Election Notice.

ON TUESDAY. the 18th day Of November, II
ObSing the first Tuesday in November, 1873,
will open and hold an klaetiOn at all the
voting places established by law in Shelby
county fora
GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE. For one
REP In C0NGkRSS from
the Tenth Congressional District Of Tennes-
see. For six
REP PRES INITIATIVES IN THB GENERAL
ASSEMBLY, Of Tennessee from Shelby
county, and one Representative Ia the Cen
eral Assembly Of TenAsssee from tho Flo.
tsriRl district composed Of Shelby and Fay
otte counties. For two
SENATORS IN THE GENERAL ASSEM-.
BLY, OF Tennessee frsm Shelby county, ant
one Senator for the Senatorial District com
posed Of Upton. BAyetts and Shelby coun
ties.
Also, in the Veurtsenth Civil District. sor on
CONSTABLE OF SHELBY COUNTY, to fl
vacancy OceAsiOnOd bg the death o
Michael DsA, OfsAid district.
Judges. Clerks and DSpaty ShsrifS will b
announced in due time.
This, Memphis, the 2lAt day Of October, 1878
II. T.. MCGOWAN,
Sheriff ef.ShSlby County.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-25
THE LAST OF FREE EArIoNs.

The commissary department. Of
the citizens relief committee will
close its operations today. The
crowds Of people who have hung
around South Court street for 80
many weeks will be seen no more;
the Oolored Zeuaves will no more
be seen keeping back the sea of i'm
patient humanity that has surged
and swayed around that building
from daybreak until dark. The
clerical force will close up the
books, the tireless Maccabe will
make out his report and step down
and out from the post he has occu-
pi.d for many weary weeks with
un1inching courage and fidelity to
his duty. Possessed of an iron
constitution and will he has never
wavered q moment or lost an hour.
Added to these qualities he has al
ways been cool, self-possesscd and
patient, and proved to be q man OF
superior executive ability. The
labor that he and his faithful sub
ordinates have performed i, al
most incredible. 1t will be
with a sense of great relief that
they shut the doors for the last
time and walk forth free men once
more to breathe the fresh air and
receive the well-deserved verdict oi
mankind: "Well done thou good
and faithful eeryants." Not only
Wilt be arelief to them, but to
many others who have looked on
with disgust at the able-bodied
thousands who have thronged about
the place where free rations were
80 freely disburSed. Imposition
were practiced daily and hourly
z and the commissary force wal
helpless to prevent it. 1t seemed
almost impossible to devise am
system of successful detection
When orders were sent in it wa
the duty of the commissary to I'll
them. There his duty began anl
ended. Where the issue was s,
large and the force so weak, it wa
81. impossible to sift out the need
cases from the impostors. Th
members of the ward commit
tees and of the citizens relief wer
often imposed upon, and, mo doubt
in many instances were SO wearle
with work and importantly tina
they signed acquisitions to got ri
Of the persistent applicants. N
man wearing a badge or known t
belong to any committee coul
show his face on the street withou
being beseigcd by an insata
IS. BILE crowd. The most noisy wor
often no doubt the least deserving
aud so it has happened, and una
voidably to some extent, that tbi
class carried off the lions shar
and continued still to growl. It
a good thing for the communit
that their free rations are cut OF
Many worthy people in straitene
circumstances have, from modest
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-25

The subscription price Of the PUB
LI0 LEDGER is $5 per annum for
The Daily, and 81 per SnnHm for the
ReeEly--Postage frss,
Persons leaving the city for the sum
mer can order the DAILY LEDGER
at SOC per month in adrGnee, NTH tie
privilege of changing pOstO6ice.
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Outo IUfpcC1luli9i
Hal P. BRowN,
0HQl., Flrst Reglment.

- ASst iioN ~ SAAhphNs
/ am really surprised at the News, be-
cause its editor, Col. NJ. u. Stone, is a
gentleman OF high order, aud feel sat
isGed he was not cognizant Of the in
tended appearance Of the unieeliug re-
m arBs. tt
Saturday the itqnest in the Officer
Race natter ended Qaits snumber Of
persons were found guilty as accom-
pices, aud Jonoy Lamb, an unfortunate
offender, was committed as the murderer
This vss based on the testimony of a
negro womsn, Sao said, "Fore God,
you liz Dc man dat shot dc officer" 9he
swore positively to this. Thereis screw
loose somewhere. because quite a mum
Der OF respectable white people wit
messed the shooting, but none seemed
to Thick that Lamb was the person that
fred the fatal shot. | think Lamb is
not the man.
This city has q humane institution
called the Good Shepherds, It is re
treat for the homeless aud friendless
also for the yonng ia sin who happen tC
come under the ban Of the law, and ar,
turned over to tho home" for safe keep
ing and reformation. Ii is entirely s
charitable institution, and free to al
religious stcts, although being governed
by the r. c. sistera Of charity. Tn,
instiutiou ia in debt. To relieve this tb,
eommunity ~ large are getting up
hazsar. 1t will bo held 10 the Inter
State Exposition building next month
It will BE- grand affair, aud no doubt
large SUM will be realized.
Caun Pal Nam, a wealthy Eentlemal
of Shanghai,.and lately appointed consul
general to ssa Francisco, passed irougl
this city yesterday en- route to Washing
ton.
General X. X Patterson, Of Memphis
is a guest atlhe Palmer House.
Politics are at fever heat and bot
parties confident Of success next montl
Business dull. Weather Gne,
NAYR,
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SPECIAL NOTICE
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors sne
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness.
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc.. will
send receipt that will cure you. FRSB OF
CHARGE. This great remedy Was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send a
self-addrsssed envelope to the Rv. JOsRPH
I. IEMAx. Station D, B5le House, EeS York
Cify. -xxvii-S eOdAw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-25
MEMPHIS TENN FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 25 1878

We can't all Of Us be WashiBgtons or
90 to congress, but there is no boy so
humble that be can't steal half dozen
barrels for the Thanksgiving bonfire
Norwich Bull.
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TRANSPORTATION.
NOTICE.
Oyy1oE oP AeEyr
VFTIUE UF hUENTl
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD,
MRMPHIs, September 10, 1878


L0UIsvILLEAND NASHVILLE RAILROAD,
MRMPHIs, September 10, 1878
ON and after this date, and until further
~ notice, all regular freight traius on this
Lire will be discontinued south Of Humboldt
A special freight train will be run between
humboldt and Memphis on Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays, arriving in Memphis
about 10 am, and depart at 2;90 pm. This
train will be run for the purpose Of supplying
local stations with necessary supplies, and for
the Howards and boards Of relief in Memphis
No freight will be received in Memphis, ex-
cept small lots OF necessary supplies for the
sick at local points betfeen Memphis and
Humboldt. Such shipments must be deliv.
cred on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
between the hours Of 10 a, m. and Bpm, On
other days, small lots of necessary supplies
fer the sick may he sent in the baggage car
from Humboldtand local points to Memphis,
Druggists and others can mako special ar
rangenents for bringing their eishtthrough,
by applying to JNo. I. FLYNN, General A gent,
National Cemetery Station. Communication
loft for him At the depot, head of Nam street,
will receive prompt attention. Tho company
will not undertake TO notify consignees OF the
arrival Of freight. Parties expecting freight
must be on hand on arrival Of trains. Pas
senger trains will run as at present, departing
from Memphis at N. ard arriving at
pm. 1911 JAS. MONTGOMERY, Supt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-25

THE prize cotton bale sent to
Paris by the Memphis cotton ez-
change took one of the grand prizes,
Of which only one hundred were
offered, and the agricultural pro-
duets of Tennessee, collected and
sent on by Mr.. J. B. Killebrew, Of
Nashville, were awarded a bron2t
medal. That was all Tennessee
carried off, and we were lucky tf
get anything. The South received
altogether ono grand prize -foul
gold medals, eleven silver medals
thirteen bronze medals, and honor
able mention in six instances,
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
To Refugees!

ATH meeting of the Board Of Health held
October q. 1873. itWM
Resolved. That refugees should not return
until officially notiasd By this Board that i:
iS safe 10 do 90, which. from present appear
ances, they hope will not be long.
They wsuld recommend that all stores and
dwellings should bs vsntllsted 10 tho c,Ol air
of early morning and fumirAtsd for several
days before occupation.
BY order Of the Beard:
R.P. BROWN; NJ. D..
Secretary Board Of Health.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-25

A man isn't apt to be proud Of pro.
geny that is mere ragged raT; and yet
there is q man now in foreign cousu.
late who boasts the ttls Of The Great
American Pa rag-raffer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-25

Hon. E. A. JAMES, Of Chatta'
nooga, is a candidate for the legis-
lature. He has had the experience
and possesses the ability to make a
very useful member.
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HoRsg-sAoEIAo.
JAMES BARHIAN,

CUCCESSOR TO Robert Britton. 55 and o.
- Monroe street, makes horse shooting spo-
cialty. He has remained N the city during
tao epidemic and done all the shoeng for the
and tho public generally, and guarantees
sAtIslAotion,
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Day GOODS.
NOTICE.
WE beg to inform our fr ends and custom
ers that We have a large stock Of
DRY GOODS

in wareheuso at New York, Cincinnati and
St. Louis, ready to be shipped to Memphis as
soon as frost appears. The season. by force
of circumstances. be a short one, and to
dispose of our stock we intend that our terms
and prices shall CONFORM to the requirements
ef the situation. Meantime we will give
prompt attention to any communication ad-
dressed to us to 1856 Race street, Cincinnati.
and to lS and Is White street, New York. Our
books are kept in Cincinnati, whore remit
tances can be directed, Our Memphis house,
in charge of Mr.. Sartorius, is OpOn from 10
am. to 4pm.
a@ RICE. STlX & co.
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TO ADVERTISERS-
GEO. p. ROWELL d CO.'S
Select List Of
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS


Many persons suppose this list 10 be Gem
posed Of cheap, low priced newspapers. The
fact is quite otherwise. The catalogue states
exactly what the papers are, When the name
Of a paper is printed in FULL FACE TYPE
II is in every instance the best paper in the
place. When printed in CAPITALS it's the
only paper in the place. When printed In
Roman letters it is neither the best nor the
only paper, but is usually very good one,
Notwithstanding. The list gives the popula-
tiOn Of every town and the circulation Of
every paper. 1T is Not A COOPERATIVE
LIST. az IL not u cheap list. At toe
foot Of the catalogue for each State the i'm
portant towns which are not covered by the
list are enumerated. 1t ia an honest list. The
rates charged for advertising are barely one.
fifth the publishers schedule. The price fOr
one inch four weeks In the entire list Is 9535,
The regular rates Of The papers for tbs came
space and time are $3.50 30. The list in
eludes $40 newspapers Of which l63 are issued
| DAILY and S07 WEEKLY. They are located
in S2O different cities and towns, OF which ~
are State capitals. 32S places Of over 5000
population, and 144 county seats. Lists sent
on application, Address Gk0. p. R0WELL
i CO.'S Newspaper ADVERTISING Bureau, IL
Spruce street printing House Squaro), New
York.