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tr1tton ~ n candidate for President ifI tho MP
S' g tS' e 5,sfGe Gfs,,snsy @ s''af @ 'ss tss Tsts
sn'' II. o " s1ss e ys'SS sats'seS o y ,Gs e G gss:
f"reS anl fraud IN iyfi,sng "a eivs eifeet to sS
ets to IT, hp TIL, d !" 'IF I1.dst I'll x x 'S;c sse We
stMtcT. Thaec nets IT eolf-tthnylng tMtrl"tlsn
O. snsacgp Xs5 ps' III y 3e G"x" y o S. sGrs Il f e t% tS
thoae ,tots 1t sslt.'ienIai I'LL, pa,rh,tssi. tile
Almighty Power TINT your it,> tnuS To ,tr.,-
SG lr "ts, t ysry nnv G yc yfars e. .c Grs tG
upon npon thoin. ~ VII ~. i rcctileat!on oi
sst ts s"s "pes Il 5so s Ss'fSnse* 9as. ertg
cs ;ssk 9s y sot TIC of tss ai p9
Ina you ho1n,Re timply leen'..e q yo,tr patf!st.
@ s,'o aat that to @ ct'ntrS H md Eonsii'";sH wo
t1nve beag M safely Rnrtlcsl BY yt ny ly sfntlf-
ssic s1 S,isF; 4; Isl,s, 81 !cks0"' a y'a 1ee in
The speaker hero rcnd resolution in refer.
eneo td slr: T,tden, passed by tho Cincinnati
Wr. Stevenson thon concluded;
"Th!s document hut expresses tho true scnti-
tnent 9f eyory sl9E's member Of tha ns,nncrt!c h
YOU; mid permit MO 10 say. that think you
;,l,pht to feel proud Of It. You hnve our fpcst
wisncs for sour continued hca''h and pros"
TltDEH's REPLY.
In reply Mr.. ridden spoko 40 follnws:
Miiia"at Go,'rsatissn: thank you tar tic kid
] Sication II so % maka p nc. sssl',tloa shsh OIL
IL si.nlIcata tic riEht ii tio pcoplc to ehouse
their Ch|of sfaKlasrat "a rga. vlHlatw' h ,sol,
n,isi Mt tho sumo tilno reovct me tf tho nnlui
IN NtifntntN3 ttut1
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be e+porgafixct, unl the &,tx1y hereatterh he knuwn
asAs,o tlnrt'sld md Arthur Club. After sumya
dta'assiom Il wns decided 70 1ftbantf the Auxti.
Garf1clll nnd Arthur Cint, It wis decided tn
r~atpnno tho election uf officers tu the next
tho tiGw organization.
! CONGRESSMAN rroMAs RYAN. or KAasAs.
Is at tho 1ncltc with bin family c.1 rttc to Wis
Gonatp, fIu claisas 100 HepuGllcnh lnnjpflty
1T Htatt}e help, M toy will ftltcr MI vigorous
cnMl'Aiplt Rbot ecpt. |, when tto stntc nnutttia-
tlona will he .lrito.
THE HANCOCK ESG Crun
70 tho number nf a dt1un met ut tho 4Ilmer
House Inst evening. Anlimter uf nNtna wcrc
h'llEl tH tho rnls, and arrangements indIlo fur
Without tr7tnsnct.r1g nus busit,css ito nacctnE
ntlo@irnetl tn n sn1otn IN Monun street Under
tho guidance IT Ihrrlstcr kroxh md Mlke Me-
wcrr considered unworthy tho Palmer 1fouBe
wsre addressed by the more rleAnly Of the purity.
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Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune. !;
HARRISBURG, Pa., July 14,-Cha1rman Jewell.
Of tho Republican Nnnonal Committee. pre-.
lictcd horo to-day thut Garfield would garry
Now York, lndluna, Now Jersoy, arid ConnootE-
cut, hll tho Northern States, md 1tlmber of
soutfiorn Htatcs, II FREQ battot wcre possible 1T
tho lnttor. Tho hopes Of tho Democrats that
Bcnntbrs CAtnoron aud CnnkltnR would nut
aotively participate III tho contest would DO dis
atpnted, rs they md oter influential supporters
Of Grant would be fulInti In tho thlcsest Of tito
tl9ht. Ile received telegram whils hero frotn
Cameron. asking him to 1neet the Senator iM
'WnHhtnEtDn to.lnurrnW OH cntnpnfgn HlAtt0rT.
lowell lnndcl 0arhcld'B letter OF acceptance
very highly.
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EXPRESS WAR,

B1se5al U0PdEEh 10 TN Ck1caso JS15HHe'
Or. LOUIS, No.. July Ia.-The oxprcas wAr hha
broken out hure II, n Wild form. For sono tLnso
past tho Southern Express Company Is snld to
havo beon aaekln9 and boxing su'ail packages.
Including money packages, and gdtting them
shtpp0d dyer tho Iron Mountain route at 1oo-
lN)iia rates Instead Of by tho Ulassl acaton rntee
for small nrtclDs. Ypaturtiay tha, lt.s!lroaa
Company demanded that tho Woksxes& 10y ~
openoti ind contents Hated. The ExprSss Goln'
iron hhfon Superintendent soper rufused 70 6erry the
Rtxljs. Tho representatives OF tllo Exprosa
Company retuao to say whas course they lntsnd
10 Dur8u&.
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hoRhAN-pCRcHtRoN HORSES.
N.sst.1I EI.uatch In tfthe fthie1<sn sfNrih4tnA


DnsT0N, July lt.-Twcnty N0rman-l'erchoron
stations arrived from England To- day conslxned
tn u. Dillon, bloomington, I'll. Threo weighed
2,0l0 pounds each when shipped, and others ay-
cragc lgD pounds. Threo aEo valued at f3I000
each and tho others at =, 800 for stock purposes.
Crt,ssed with common Western stock they give
nllIt,alA Ut from 1,stN 10 l.40 pounds, aud used
tor dgau9ht nrp worth about 800 each.
, 1880-07-15

NEW YoRk, July A.-Asttved, the Holland,
frum London; state of Pennsylvania, FROM
Glasgow; aud France, 1rqm Havra.
.HAnsuIso, July N.-Arrlved, tho Ffisia, from
New York.
8orTilAxrroM, July H.-Arriyod, the Mosea.
ff1lM NaK York.
, 1880-07-15
FRESH MEAT FOR EUROPE, :,

NEW Ynlx. July 14.-'rho shsplnpnts Of ftcah
meat 10 Europe gus the past wook wese Thu
highest on record fox QUO week. The yhlptneens
Include 3,016 cutie, 1tr0 quarters Vt dresaed
hcct, l.lN live shscp. l,0s5 carcaxses OF mutton,
A4l LIS dressed hoX&>
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ColuAuus, O., July N.~About twenty-five
delcgAtps representing b,0oo miners in this State
met horo to-aaH+ Resolutions were adopted
fuvorlng tho etght-hD0r>. ,system and seu.f-
monthly pay. The mlncFs Will bo IN seaslon To-
M0Fgpws - - -. =!
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Corscts can be easily ordered By giving
tho required number md color, and stat
lug price. Twill exchange them for oth+
or numbers or other makes, or refund
money oil application.
, 1880-07-15
PRESIDENTIAL.
The Democratic Committee
Finish Their Work in
New York,
After Which They Make a
Formal Call OIL
Ti1lcn,
And Kindly Treat the Old
Fraud to q Dose Of OBJ
vious Taffy;
In a. Recital Of His Many Acts
Of Self Denying Pa
triotism."
Tl1den Makes Reply In His
Usual Cautious aud Brief
Style.
The Republican Campaign in the
New York Country Dis.
tricts Progressing,
And Enthusiastic Reports Are Being
Daily Sent Iii from All Parts.
Don Cameron Completely Recovered, and
Now Ready to Begin Work.
Tllden Makes Reply III His
Usual Cautious aud Brief
Style.
The Republican Campaign in the
New York Country Dis
tricts Progressing,
And Enthusiastic Reports Arc Being
Daily Sent Iii from All Parts.


TIE DEMOCRACY.
THEIR IAnnlss CONCLupEp.
Srsetal Dttpateh TO The Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yorsx, July lL-Tho Democratic poll
ttcians who have made tho Fifth Avente IIutp'
their lounglnR ptatc tor two or three days hnye
worried through sosnc Of tho preliminary work
of their campalgn. and will now 10 hume to con-
trtyc how they shull carry out their pnns. They
have boon very fussy ul,d very tedious, and Il
good deAl given 10 "vialting rnunl," thcir
meetings appearing to excIte much less interest
than such sidoshows as excursions to Gov
ernor's Island and tho home Of tho nKed
statesman Ut Grameroy Park. At tho
closing session ta.duy I'M hour or moro
was consumed in talk, principally M
cxhortatiou upon tho necessity of hnrmony.
Tho 1onarka seemed particularly directed to
Mr. echcll, whot as d TAinmnny tnnn, WINS tho
only representative Of tho Kelly ring, and he
had come IN solcy by, Virtue OF his membership
III thcr committee. Tho proposition to estab-
lsl branch of tho Executive Committee West
wins brought up, but mot With no speotal favor,
and WIS laid oyer without auttou. From cnt-
versatons with the prominent Democrats Of tho
Committee It was not difficult to NsccrtNtn TINT
tho organization Of tho National body was re-
Gardcd as n concession to tho preferences Of
Iiiden. 8.
r1rpENs NAME MAS CONSTANTLY HEARD,
and tho dcslro of everybody to tnttcr him. to
nrpoar to sympathizc fta his grief about tho
fraud, WAS 81 apparont that It coiue to bo mnt-
ter OF 1ost among Democrats themselves Tho
.Tap1naAuy mo1r d.lnot tntn.' They were dtsnp-
pointed beoa,lso Benator Wallnco had not been
allowed to take thu place nt william L. Scott, OF
Pennsylvania, that he might bo made Chntrmnn
Of tho Eat,oual Committee Scott would not
Withdraw, and resisted nil efforts to induce hm
to further Wallaeo'R cause. The failure to nc-
cou,pllsh WAllneos scheme caused more III fr0l-
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BAN FRASc1sco, July 1s.-Crop reports ndt-
cato TINT tho wheat yfeld Will he very heavy.
Tho ttanaKo from inte north Winds In most cases
proves to te less thnn WINS supposed md tho In
rrcnsttl acrcaKo Will mnkH UP Tor utiy d!Mln-
'tion NJ yield per nero where Iuost affected Gy
uufAfOrpblp weather.
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Proposals for Coal. .

! DkPARTuENT Ot FINANCE. I
CHICAGO July II, tt$1.
eehled proposals. Will DO received nHt1l le I'd Inst
rnr furnishing the Cty Vt Ghicago With coa! fol.
{yWss :,
D tons tmote rr lexs} SOLICITED lump Eric coal. or
othef soft c,,a1 Uf to satAa qualify FREQ frnn dirt
eSreanlnRA tUnly JaRcRt Jumps EA p0 uacd fur Flu
Department
MI tuna (lnore 1asa, hard {ranRc> coal. aD tons
hvinR fur FitH Depn ntnutt htd lU tonn tur 0eF
l tons tnluto or !ehsl incta*nnIa tsuu1f Gxx} cua
U tons lMurH Or leHhl fIA11a lnut} coal.
~ tons tor4 Or less} Indiana block coal, froa from
dirt or Bcrc en,lkY
AbUve c,lat fur Fire Department TO be hauled by tho
city, reaIder 10 b8 delivered requlEnI. portion
OF tho tnEHa coal balux for thu 6nlaii-Ux HuBplta
and other uses.
The right u reserved Ia rejoct my and MI bIds.
TllhNbUHH =. HtIltNEY,
Comptroller
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YAsK1oS, y. r., July 14.-crops nre In erccl-
lent condition in this secton Of Southeastern
Dakota nnd Northorn Nebraska. Nhcnt good
In nunity and d lnrgc yield certain. Some rust
iii tho bpttnt1,s. but tho tottoin-laud acreage ia
small. Onfs unusually. heavy nnd harley nrst-
cllss. Cnrn strnny aud growing rapidly. VeRc-
tables Rre showing II wonderful growth TAero
Is nothing In tho why Of u bountlful harvcst Of
oil crops.
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S,Nl,;k07HscHlLD.
OPI}'El|yG.
5|ii||)))I|::|D||oI|zCorsets |ii|| i
SUP Sjal)l|j.Stl|'eiill|gtll, Shape
and Elegance.

IS doz. Ventilated Summer Cor
sets, 50c; regular price, ST..
~ doz. Cardinal, Blue, Drab, and
White, Silk Embroidered,
Movable Double Dusks, Side
Steel and Side Lnce, 75c; llalr
price.
so doz. Superior Hand Made Cor
sets, Spoon Bnsk, Side Steel,
Side Lace, Colorcl and White,
Sic; hard to beat.
4G doz. Thompson's Glove Fit.
ting Corsets, in Drab a1ltt
White, all sizes, ST.; estab-
lisllcl price in this country,
$1.25.
81 doz. French Woven Corsots,
HIND Embroidered, full Of
REAL Whnlebones, 81.
G2 doz. American Corscts lin
white only, extra long waists,
richly embroidered with silk,
100 long bones, double busk,
ST. This Corset compares fa-
vorably with any Corset sold
III this market ut @1.75.
rs doz. Mrs. s. A. looly's Alb
dominal Corsot, all sizes, In
drab md white. 80
100 1oz. Satin Corsets, tllree-ply,
in white and black, henvy
silk embroidered with Old
Gold, Cardinal, mud White,
double bus's, side steel and
trimmed, So.
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ILLINOIS.

Speetal Dispateh to 1ne Chicago THbnnf.
CGtxToS. ILL.,, Julr l3.-1sesurtss froin I'LL over
Do Witt County show Krcnt dccrcase In the
crop prospect uwing to tho lute sT!nl-steruls,
md there wifi not 10 as ruuch by oHc-haif as
heretofore expected. Tho ont crop IL nearly all
down, aud spring wheat fs being plowcd up.
Losso heavy.
QUINCY, ILL.,, July 14.-ThG wheat crop In
Adams County bus hcen harvested. Tho yteld Is
lRrger tbRn was expected, aud exceeds thMt Of
lust yoar: The nraraEe yield ie Kreater and tue
i.nn,ctse. % ~ Tic Tic Yield thIs year exceeds. that
q eats ~ ~ Dssss Sasye:s5 is'tsr .hss -, ost
n1 eort, aro % i,,ost iiattSrins Thore Is IYcr ".
sDsSe ea @ t Wig ~ w yoa 1 IS
tho tielas will Yield d llrge crp. potutoca were
nuver bettnr in this county. There wilt bc
enough Irish Potatoes Faisod hero to feed a EoSd
pEOi1A, ill.,. July 14.--Corn In this section is In
magnificent condition. hc ,lctr4gd ls largGr tila'l
ins washsi ia, tho aro,sni ~ tho wind, Ard tho {.
y!ela ,wi!l 10 less linn The asur7'Ro. These il
sH sp,iSar,K1i, 9 % ill.,, jiy 1.-THE wheat In this
vicinity IL uIt harvested and Il considerable pnr.
ton Of il thn!shed., Thr,wllng- -nncl,!nes ate
running day al,l night tn unaur 10 thrush fru'n
the shock. Tho y!old ~ large; avsraglnR twc''.
ty.t,vo te th,sy bushels per acf fit ls1Ssf1 a,a1
ti1tllilt Of spring whcnt ratsod II, this county.
IhU hny hus bctp ncury Nil cut. aud willis tho
ucrcaxo Is IeKs thnn sos.lo previous yeM,s: TIC
6cst over known, OI.ta havu boon somewhat
damaged, hut Tho yiold ts fully MI avorlxe, and
tho quality fair. Thu ptospeets for corn wuro
never bntter, md especially white corn. which ts
principally raised. Tho ilcroago IL large. att!
Tho growth fully TWO weeks IN ndrunco OF the
scasot lsut little TYP or 6arlGy VIZ sawn ss sa
GoUri favorable 10 tho growth Of corn for tho
pa4t week.
large yleld.
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CeIlulotu COLLAIiA and CUFFS
do 1.0t tUtIt IN The sU4t11Ae est 1vettthers
~ compute with Interior goods ws will sell tbs
Improved Lx4{8l0i<I [p{(ls's at t2t3c.
etto]. Cuffs, b0c. per pr. us. Da'7Ies
st CO.. SO Mutlts01.- -St., 11ilals Building.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-02

AN organization was effected Satur-
day night to collect funds for the relief
of suffering Ireland. Those who at
tended meant business. A few earn
est but brief speeches were made.
officers we're elected, aud committees
were appointed to make thorough
canvass Of the city,. The people gen
orally will respond promptly and
cheerfully. All can give something.
Even the widows mite will be accent
able. Whatever we do should be
done quickly. A days delay may be
death to famishing women and
children. What we give will never be
missed, yet it may be set down to our
credit above. If the committeeman
will go from house to house and give
all an opportunity we feel assured
that Memphis will make a good show
ing. We are all poor comparatively,
but not suffering for bread. We have
but recently been the recipients of the
worlds lavish bounty, and when the
cry OF distress went up last fall one
of the sons of Emerald Isle.
who was at home among his friends,
tore himself away and came as fast as
the wheels of steam could bring him
back to his post of duty, re-estab-
lished Camp Father Mathew and was
hero in the midst of the strife with
pestileuce. Let us pay off little of
the interest on the great debt of graft
tude we owe the human family at
large. A more plaintive appeal for
aid will never reach us than comes
from poor old Ireland.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-02
BY CABLE.

BERLIN, February Count de
st. Ballien started for Paris Sunday.
PARIS, February 2.-Pierre Ernest
Bersat, scientist and author, is dead.
LONDON, February 2. Sir Dominic
John Corrigan, an eminent physician
Of Dablin, member of parliament
from 1870 to 1874, and vice chancellor
of the Queens university. is dead.
A dispatch from Cabul says Our
position here is SO much stronger than
two months ago that any fresh move
on our part may take a different direc-
ton from that of the past. We can
now watch the course OF events and
regulate our action by circumstances
of the moment.
A Berlin dispatch says: The great
reserve with which the majority Of the
French press received the news of the
bill before Buudezerath for an in
crease of the German army, has caused
great satisfaction here. The German
press, also, in discussing the bill with
the greatest care, avoided any inimical
tone against France.
A Paris correspondent says The
Budget scheme for 1881, submitted to
the chamber Of deputies, on Satur-
day publicexpenditure 2, ,773, ,491, :
474 francs, and as the existing taxes
produced 2,777, 7,193,9O3 francs last
year, there is a surplus at once avail
able for the remission of taxation,
which remission will be on alcoholic
drinks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-02
THAT BARI
Tapped Heavily for the Benefit of
n Railroad Company.

Cineinnati Enquirer.
New YORK, January 3O.-In the
suit of the St. Louis, Alton and Terre
Haute railroad company against
Charles Butler, Samuel j. Tilden,
Russell Sage and Robert Bayard,
Judge Blatchford granted formal
order of discontinuance to-day, and
gave leave to the defendants to file
a supplemental answer to the amended
bill of complaint by way of bar to
the further maintenance of the suit.
The agreement between the parties to
discontinue the suit thus concludes
This agreement witnesseth, that
for and in consideration of the terms
and for the purpose of carrying into
effect the purposed settlement, the
said railroad company's complaint
herein valves an accounting on the
part Of the defendants and the de-
PENDANTS, on their part, accept indem-
nifcatiOn by the complainant, and
reduce the amount of their claim for
compensation; and the defendants
BEtIer and Tilden, having transferred
and delivered to said company $780,
GOO in amount of said securities. or an
equivalent, and the defendants, Sage
aud Bayard, having hitherto trans
ferred a similar amount, the SAID
company hereby accepts the said de.
livery in full satisfaction of suci
claims"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-02
A Queer Snake.

Anderson Ca. lntelligencer.l
Mr.. J c. Winterkilled and brought
to town ON last Monday the largest
and most venomous snake that we
have ever seen. 1t was little over
five feet six inches long,and about five
inches in circumference, with a dark,
scaly, red back, and bright copper
color beneath. It's head was large
and fiat, with neck somewhat small
er than the head or body. | was Ger
tainly very unusual snake, and made
its appearance at a very unusual sea
son Of the year. Mr.. Winter found il
in sandbar on his place, some fifty
yards from the river. A great many
persons viewed the dead snake, but
none of them were able to name it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-02

The Democrats in the Senate hav-
ing rejected Kutchin. of Fond du Lac,
for revenue collector, have discovered
that they are in the majority in that
body. This is the first time they have
seemed to be aware of the fact. and
the result is that they begin to talk
with considerable boldness of reject
ing some of the nominees of the Pres
ident for supervisors of the census.
This is a display of audacity that We
hardlydreamedof The committee met
a day or two ago and received reports
from several subcommittee, which
developed the fact that one Of the
nominees in Tennessee and several in
other States will be rejected, and the
latest indication is that strong move
ment will be made in the senate to
hold up all the census nominations for
the present, with view to forcing an
equal division Of these appointments
between the two great political par
ties. If the situation we're reversed
and we had a Republican congress
with Democratic President, we could
rest assured that the President would
be brought to terms.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-02
AWIFE'S DEVOTION.
The Supreme Test Of Mrs. COnk-
ling's Attachment 10 Her
Husband.

Washington Special
Mr.. Conkling has treated Washing
ton to picturesque sensation, which
has been a sweet morsel for gossip for
several days. First, he appeared in
one of the up town hotels with his
wife. Mr.. COnkling had not been
seen in Washington with his wife for
three years. They appeared posing
before the American public as recon
eiled. The candidate for public fa-
vor had once moreareunited family. It
was thoughtthat the devotion ofwoman
could 20 no further, but the exigeneies
of the political situation, however,
pushed Mrs. Conkling to another test,
which while it may help Mr.. Conkling
10 the country, has only the effect here
Of detracting the sympathy that has
hitherto been felt for Mrs, Conkling.
Mrs. Sprague gave a dinner, of
all things in honor Of Mrs.
Nonklirr and. stranger than
all, Mr.. and Mrs. Conk-
ling we're present at this dinner. By
these little circumstances the Ameri-
rau people are informed, without any
formal words, that Mrs. Conkling has
condoned the great offense, and that,
where cause for scandal may have ex-
isted, it no longer exists. At this
dinner Mrs Sprague appeared in pure
white, while Mrs. Conkling wore a
rich black velvet. A thorough study
of their parts could not have resulted
in a more positive contrast; the sup
plant air of Mrs. Sprague was coun-
terbalanced by the rigid reserve OF
Mrs. Conkling, who apparently almost
rebelled at this final test of devotion
to her husbands political interests.
A politician, commenting upOn the
last tableau, said Sprague posing in
the background, with his shotgun re-
versed, was only needed to complete
the picture. 1t is thought from these
extra preparations that Mr.. Conkling
steps into the Presidential arena
ready to fight to the death, if need be,
his old enemy, Jim Blaine, and at the
same time toknife the frigid secretary
of the treasury, who did his best to
break down Conklings power in New
York.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-02

the shaft of eighteen inches, while the
artieular ends measured ten inches in
width, weight fifty pounds. DR.. Bal
lard estimates the height of the ami
NAL, Judging from tfe remains found i,
at from sixteen to eighteen feet, and
from geological data it lived fifteen
hundred years ago. These remains
are the largest on record. A thorough
investigation will be made at once.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-02

Mr.. ANsoN NELSON, secretary of
the Tennessee Historical Society,
states that Clark Miles statue of An
drew Jackson has not been bought
yet, but that it perhaps will be if the
money can be raised. The people Of
Nashville are contributing literally.
This is a matter in which every
Tennessean should feel an interest
and a pride.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-02

prepared a sneech on the Bayard reso-
luton, aud beyond Morrill's speech on
the funding bill nothing has been said
on the Republican side of the senate.
This courie on the part of the Repub-
licans is beginning TO be noticed by
the Democrats, and is having an effect.
Such, in fact, is the growing senti-
ment that it is now believed the Bay
ard resolution will not be brought to
a vote, but. after few more speeches,
will be laid aside informally.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-02

sales to-day, l02 800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, February 3. 11:3O
am-Ootton strong; middiing. 1910.
Sales to-day 1000 bales. Receipts
43l4 bales. Stock on hand 1896, ,667
bales. Sales yesterday 1000 bales;
the market closing strong and held
higher. Middling, 1870.
LIVERPOOL, February 2, 4.3O am
Cotton opened active and
firm; now 1-16d higher. Up.
lands, Z 3.16d Orleans, 5-l6d. Sales
10000 bales. Futures opened firm
and 1-l6d better, as follows.
Deliveries for February, Z 3-16d; Feb
ruary and March, 75-32@75- -32; March
and April, a; April and May, Z 9-32d;
May and June, Z 1l-3l; june
and July. 7 11-32d @7sd: July and
August, 7-l6d; August and Septem.
her, ! I 1907 l5-32d; September and
October, I'D; October and November,
ID
Speaking of the increased receipts
Of cotton this season over last. Watts
y Cos. Llyerpooi circular OF January
10th, says: The movement of the
American and Egyptian crop so far
this season is really astonishing. The
figures are as follows:
Increased port receipts to 10th instant
over last seassn. ,OOC
Increased stock at "a interior towns
last 60 1000
to 3lst December over last season.... 1852 200
Total increase in America. a.............. T3e 00l
| Increased shipments from Alexandria
to 18th zoo
Increase -Amorica aud Egypt............sS5O OOC
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