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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tct-
ter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns
and all kinds of skin eruptions, freck-
les and pimples. Be sure you get
Henry's carbolic salve, as all others
are but limitations and counterfeits.
Price % cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-05
Liverpool Markets.

LIVERPOOL, July l, 3 pm.-Pork,
prime mess, Eastern, firm at83s. Tur-
pentine spirits firmer at 36s; turpen-
tine spirits, London, steady at 34s Cd
Wheat, spring No. 2, steady at 9s Al;
No. white steady at 9s. 3D.; winter,
steady at IS: New Western corn,
mixed, IS. 3d.; old, IS. 2Id.
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Glenn Springs.

D0ARD for adults so per month; S. DO,
I'D week; 81 60 per day; children under Ten
years and servants half rates senson opens
LIST Of June and closes LIST October. Hack me-
com nodatiops kent at Atoka, on P. x NJ. r.
H., also at Randolph, on river. Fist. clai b
Laundry accommodation for families.
For circulars apply TO s. y. GLENN,
70 Isl Randolph, Tenn,
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"The notion of American ship
pers," says the Hartford Post, has
for some time been like Mr.. Micawl
ber's emigration, the drea m of his
youth and the fallacious aspira ton of
his maturer years ,"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-05

Durno's catarrh snuff cures all af-
fections of the mucous membrane Of
the head and throat.
DR.. Motifs liver pills are the best
cathartic. W
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-05

State of Tennessee, County of Shslby-ss:
l, W. w Thatcher, Cashier Of the above
named bank, do soIemuly swear that the
above statement is true, to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
W. W. TEACHER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th
day Of July, 1881.
ii BENsDORF, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
H. FURSTENHEIM,
W. A. GAGE.
M. q. PEARCB.
nirnafora
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MORE FAVORABLE.
A Comfortable Night by the
President.
Some Good Symptoms, and No
Bad Ones.

WASHINGTON, July 5, 9 a.m.-The
following is the official bulletin just
completed:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, $50 am.
The President has passed comfort
able night, and his condition this
morning is decidedly more favorable.
There has been no vomiting since last
evening at eight o'clock, and he has
been able to retain liquid nourish
ment administered. There is less
.tympanites, and no abdominal tender
ness except in the wounded region
Pulse, IA; temperature, 1905; respir-
alton, "a.
[Signed.l D. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
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CASH DIVIDEND.
OFFTCE OF pEOpLEs ms. CO

.OVHAOL VI fEOfLhO lND. w.,
MEMPHIS, TRNN., July tth. 1881.
BEAt a meeting Of the Board of birector,
held this day, Dividend OF four per
cent was declared out of the net earnings Of
thsCompany Tor the past Six Msnths, pay
able In cash on demand.
W N HARRINGTON. Pres't.
CARRIYGToN MASON, Ssc'y. 10l 100
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-05

DIR. Green's Oxygenated Bitters
is the best remedy for dyspepsia, bill
BUSINESS, malaria, indigestion, all dis
orders of the stomach, and diseases Of
the blood, kidneys, liver, skin, etc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-05

WOrkingmen's B. and [. Assn.
kSrgCE TG NESBERS
THE regular monthly meeting. for payment
i Of dues and transaction Of Other business,
July 5th at 3 o'clock, at the Office Of the
A s0ciation, Room 10 n, Planters Insurance
Building fines fer nOn-payment will be
strictly EFF rcd. N mbers are urgently re-
quested to uttend
N. W. SPBERS. Jr.. President.
CHAs I. PATERSON. Sec'y. l07 1903
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
German National Rank.

AZ meeting Of the Board Of Directors of this
Bank, held to day, a semi-annual Dividend of
heh t'er Ce"t was declared from net earn
ll9tlll w. j. MCCLURR. Cnshinr
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'''''''f Wv Nv o.
State of Tennessee, County Of Shelby-m:
I, J. A. Hayes, Jr., Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to tho best Of my
knowledge and belief.
j. A HAYES, j., Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before ina this 9Th
day Of July, ISL.
NJ b. IRRELEVANT Notary Public.
COrrect-Attost:
.LlTHAM,
A. NODhFUFF,
C0LTJN CREME,
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ISSUED BY THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL
i Railway, which will be sen FREE TO my
person addressing JAhRS BARKER, Gene al
Passenger Agent, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
If yen desire most interesting reading ard
full information reg riding the finest Summer
Resort Region in America, SO for the ex-
quisitely illustrated work.
The book is delighifuIly written. and is a
record Of those whe have tasted the sweet Of
this magnificent summer and health-rssort
region, 7st
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS

TRUNKS and Yalises made and repaired
! at Memphis Trunk Factory at lower rates
than ut other factory in the South. a ull
assortment always on hand Merchants will
consult their " forests " examining our stock
be ore purchasing elswhere. All goods guar
nteed as represented. Sample Tru ks made
to order at hort notice GiVeus a call,
SALESR00M AND FACrO Y: .
MAIN STREET, near No. 1853 GaYoso.
T.. BkR CORELLI & SON, 100 1875
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urged symptoms continued and there
was n lch restlestness and constant
slight vomiting, and by o'clock pm.
the Presidents condition seemed
even more serious than when you saw
him. Since then his symptoms have
gradually become more favorable.
There has been no vomiting or regur-
citation Of fluid from the stomach
since 8 o'clock last night. The Pres
ident has slept a good deal during
the night, and this morning expresses
himself as comparatively comfortable.
The spasmodic pains in the lower
extremities has entirely disappeared
leaving behind, however, much mus
cular soreness and tenderness to the
touch. There is less tympanites and
no abdominal tenderness whatever
except in the hepatic re-
giOn since this time. He
has taken an ounce and a half of
chicken broth every two hours, and
has retained 1t all. The wound was
again dressed antiseptically this morn
ing. Altogether but one-half grain
OF morphia has been administered n.y.
podermically during the last twenty
four hours, and it has been found
quite sufficient His pulse still keeps
up. Seventy-two hours have now
elapsed since the wound was received.
We cannot but feel encouraged this
morning. although of course we do
not overlook any of the points that
still beset the path towards recovery
The course Of treatment agreed upon
will be steadily pursued.
[Signed.l D. w. BLISS,
j. X. WOODWARD.
J. X. BARNES,
ROR'r RFwpuRE
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Further In vestigatiOn

is being made to ascertain if any or
ders were paid to Gitteau under anoth-
er name. A registered letter came
several weeks ago addressed to ChaS.
Gauitier, and it appears it WAS for
Gitteau. IF Gitteau was planning the
assassination and had any confederates
it is most likely he would get his mail
under an assumed name. Officials and
authorities are still convinced that he
had no confederates. Gitteau's broth.
er, of Iowa, who is here, said this
morning that Gitteau is SO eEotistical
that he would not have con6ded in
anybody had he known of persons who
were willing to join with him; that he
imagined he was doing commenda.
BILE deed, and he wanted all the noto-
riety.
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Gllean'a NIOneI OrderN.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Oolonel
Angler, City Postmaster, this morn
ing had an investigation made to trace
money orders that came for Giteau.
Only one money order came addressed
to Gitteau in his proper name, and
that was sent from New York City on
the twenty-eighth day of last March
by Ohas. 0'Bryan, and was fer s25.
The superintendent of tho money or
der Office remembers Gitteau distinct
ly as being in the Office several times
Of late, aud thinks that he must have
received others under different name
Last night the postofice officials were
positive that not less than three or four
money orders had been received by
Gitteau in the past four weeks, but
they could not then make an investi-
cation as it was holiday, and the clerks
having charge of the records were alb
sent.
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Notice to the Public.

DB. IRWIN v WESs0N, 3ls Main street.
~ will act as my agent during my absence
from the city, aud continue to write marriage
saST"moR na T. the hsbs9OP Tspp som
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-05

RESOURCES
oans and discount ...-..............S 400 COS 81
U. S. Bonds deposited vi U. s.
Tr's'r as security for circulation IT'S. 600 90
BANKING house, Furniture, Fix
{ res and other cal E tate........ 20, 679 p
r, compton Fund, per cent Of
circgiat on .,.....,........:...:. :. ISIS 90
Cash on dan i....~....... 2S8, 2Ss Is ESQ., SO
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1925 as ss

We, the Comm ttee appointed by the Board f I
the Bank, submit the above report. here is n
ela.s Endorsement or collat rails We recommend
declared Ou Of tie profits of the past six mon
10 the surplus fund.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-05

Directors, having this day carefully examine
70 past due paper, and all is secured ty first
d that DIVtd.-ssd OF 4 Per TemL b
this, and Twenty Thousand Doll rs be addo
LUIS HANAUER.
K. II VA CE.
j. JENNY
J. W. COCHRAN.
] G. NELLY
, 1881-02-20
ATf1er Loo - III u City.

At Rangoou, In Burmah. recently, IN one s, OF
the Y,osr popu1ous quarters Of the town, tiger
was Killed in broad Daylight. The brute ha1
been hangiux about Dalah; The straxg1n9k 2, k W.
goon. for several lnys, and carly one morning
swan across the river to Kang9on' Ea5xea VILE ad
no doubt astonfshed ut the number OF pen
pie he came across Re gnssnnsed ns; himself
tendenr Of Police heard OF the arrival. nnt'
armed with Winchester repeating rue.
went down with another English man
in the direction pointed out; They came came,
upon the tiger unexpectedly Entering
ail Of a-sudden discovered the animal only
a few inches beow them, with nothing nue
the scunt protection OF an open bamboo Hour
work between them and him. \ bullet between
the shoulders, however dropped him before any
hnrm could be done. and Il couple more snots
mnde things sure Then the Hurtnans came
crow.i1ng around In scores. The Inspector tflea
to keep them oR With his gun. forgetting " was
1t full cuck Suddenly it went on, and u BUT
man was shot through the shoulder anu tlea 3
few hours nfterwArd. The tiger was 1ust uAoeA
nine ieet from tin to tip.
, 1881-02-20

A French contemporary has recently p9D ~.
vsar ,nsr missed there occurred In France
twe,,ty.two ties arising from political causes;
Among these several which may oe ';i1ne .fhea
c;~tr writer's, and three directors An En2hsn
daiiy, hnaszing tho list points out teat tno
editors were particularly unfortuna.e os ,p y
Ave. or The live cases in which contributor 1,
wcro engaged tho knights; OF the tne SatI guile was
sie,a,'4 roe,,ifS From a political point ct
view. @tnIhe The Democratic combatant was found
to he weaker party Tssce ac VICE TstS too nay
.,,"ce m .the I'd OF June, between the Count
fe Losta and tna Marquis qe GIL dc Qltvoses, ne
former was killed: nnd IN that e. 1et~enn D.
hor the former was the victim. In two instances
no blood was spilled, pistols being tue WEAPONS.
Il. Waddington fought with the cditor OF comn M
frr- pnper. and wounded his adversary. Ino
in,rnnllsts make a very respectable SHOW Tor
othorwlse) in the dueling statistics
, 1881-02-20

Art, Anotrr MIR. pALNER's REcALCITRANT
CONGREGATION.
special Dhpateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
NEW York, Feb. 19.-''I understand Mr.
Palmer has discharged the minister, and "a
like to know something about it, was the
remark made by one Of the Deacons in the
Union Tabernacle, In Thirty-fonrth street,
near Eighth avenue, at an III
dignatlon meeting on wednesday
evening Immediately after prayer-meet-
ing, when about GOO OF the church attend
ants were present The Rev. George d.
Mineln, the pastor. replied that air. Palmef
was present, and that he might speak LOT
himself. Mr. Palmer then arose, and said thas
Mr.. Mingin's time expired on the 4th OF april.
and that he was about to leave. ''That Is aal
there is about it" Mr.. Palmer auoco' na'e
nothing more to say"
THE STATE OF AFFAIRS ~
that led TO this indignation meeting In tho Union
rraboruacle is. extraordinary. The church IS
termed an s.independent " Que. because 1t IS NOT
attached to any denomination, but ills IN feaEt'
the most dependent church In the city rs may
readily be seen when one Of Its members coulaan
did " discharge" the minister. The cnurcn mas
been in existence, on its present footing, since
last spring, and the Rev. Mr. Minyin has been It's
pastor, Mr. 3iingin Is IN old and we'll known
city missionary, and a year ago he was holding
series of very successful meetings In Grand
Union Hall, on Seventh avenue. One of those
meetings was attended by Mr.. Francis A. Palm-
err President of tho Broadway National Bank, q
gentleman who takes an interest In church mat
ters and has abundant means. Mr. Palmer
it appears, was interested In the Meeting
and said to Mr. Mingin after the service that he
ought to have laryer place to preach in 1t
was about this time that the Mcthodist church
in Thirty-f ourth street, near Eighth avenue.
was offered for sale. The church had been
struggling along for many years under some OF
tha nbest ministers in the Methodist Church,
hut nobody ever succeeded with it. Mr. Palmer
uade the Trustees an offer Of SsO,000 for the
building, and the offer was accepted. He thus
became -..-.---.-..
THE ABSOLUTE OWNER
Of tho property, without any reservation. and
soent about 5000 more. it is said. In making
repairs. When the building was again ready for
occupancy Mr.. Min9in was invited to occupy the
mimi. and he accepted the invitation, taking q
inrve mart OF his former congresu ton with MIN
Mr. Mtngn's ministry began on the 4th OF Aprll,
81 8O0. as well as the running expenses or she
! church, to be puid out Of the voluntary contIi-
butious. The history OF tue new Snurcn, IN 3 tne
first len months Of It's existence. IS thus orleny
tnid bv its pastor: 1T Is emphntlcallS cnurca
1or fhe people. The other churches are nll
eirher yery stylish, for very rich people, OF theg
az. missions. for very poor people 3nls cnurco
frtes to I'LL the want of a church 1or mecnaHlcs
and respectable people who want q cnurcn 10 &c
, 1881-02-20

DetFDH Frre-PFe15.
In the earlv wears. OF the War Michigan
rcs1iment ot infantry found Itself In battle line
before !. right smart " lot Of Confe1erAtes down
near Winchester. Skirt1ishers were OUT mus
kets were popping and the Colonel WIS riding up
and down in front OF the lines. brave Us lloIl.
when private stepped out OF the front rang;
advanced. and making y siguat for the Eo!onel
here" 60 back! Go back!" shouted the OF.
ccr ~ Say, you're liable to be KILLED out hefe,
continued the private us he dncketi n's neaa !or
stay eatsebs here and d be D shot Gel your piacxo
back-8o backY'' yelled the Colonel. Thy man ,at.
walked back, and rs be tuck h!s Place IN, ~ tdo q,
that? Do yau want to be ki!led2, Not ,,e;c. ex.
actly." was the slow reply; Is but was ELLIE w1,nn
to oil the risks for the sake o. tne ea Yiter
for one, and it he gets wiped out here onr 1ann5
will loss SI0) and sir months interest!
, 1881-02-20
ITEMS.
THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT.

Special Di,pate,. to Th< Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 10.-l learn that John l.
RAYMOND, tile wellknown Col. Sellers OF the
American stage, is going to join his Tort
uues witt. one Of the: opposit sex IN q
few days. The woman lie has selected
for this fresh matrimonial experiment
is Miss Cortlandt (Rosa Barnes, WHO mas
long played with him, and who is very
handsome and winning young lady. She IS
daughter Of Rose Eytinge The ceremony Is
fixed for Sunday, Feb. 20.
DESERTED Ills CHILDREN.
A man by the name Of James Rowan VINO
recently came to New York from Chicago
to Join: his wife, but was unable
to find her, left his four chill
dren,- -boys,-from IL to years OF
age, at police headquarters Thursday while
lie continued his Search. lie had not re-
turned for them today, and the police sus-
pected that he had left them. Rowan claimed
to be bookkeeper, but had drinking habits.
THE TUNNEL.
10 the Wtster, Associated Press
New York, Feb. 19.-The work Of tunnel
ing under the Hudson RiIcr is going on sat-
isfactorily. The 200 men employed by the
Company dig, silt, and put in iron anu
brickwork so that the completed portion
of the tunnel advances five feet every
day toward the New York shore. Ihe
Superintendent Of the work said yesterday:
sou the New York. side the Company are
actting ready to begin work at the foot OF
Morton street. A caisson Is building, ana We
will uoosbe working Mt both ends. IAe
whole distance is $500 feet. If we advance
a1 tne laec " n'e "p .,,t .a,sa a,,.+,,;,,r
1il,o aiphtcnn months to complete the work."
4he e4e4itee't ~ A'o-9 ~
OVERDUE STEAMERS -.
There are now six ocean steamships over
diva ~ this mart which are believed to have
uHe ~ LID pott "'''e' ~,
been delayed by heavy weather, ana are *
| pected to arrive Mt any moment. Ihe Frts9a
| was due from Hamburg, anu u ne Lea!al4 !
from Ahtwera 1nesoas M ssGov, l.5o - ~ Wtnincs. ~
flot4ust VIZ % daJ frnn' t.U' fx"rnnnl Wednesday,.
~ n.as' Az mstr"iia from london and Vile de
, 1881-02-20

Tb tho 1Vester1. A1soctated Prrss,
New YORK. Feb. l9-The passage of the
Funding bill in the Senate led to prompt ac-
tion by some Of the city banks. The Market
National Bank proceeded to retire its circu-
lation Friday, and yesterday there was de-
posted at the Sub-Treasury S2,l10,ooo
to withdraw bonds to secure bank
circulation. The PRINCIPAL - banks
making deposits were the First National
Bank about S4oo, 600, the American Exchange
National Bank S500, 900, and the Third Ma
tional Bank S775o, 600. These banks withdrew
their entire circulation. Their action will be
followed. it is understood, by. many other
full meetings Of their Directors yesterday.
, 1881-02-20

The weather to-day is moderate and clear:
The thermometer at Q. N. indicated %; at
a. rn., 36, and at noon Al
, 1881-02-20


carnenters, Il1asons, shoernakers, st0ne-cut-
turs and taiIors receive from Is to ~ cents
per day, without board; while laDoTers r.
ceiye 80 to 70 cents. Vegetables are plentlf1l
ami butter are quite rs dear rs with us. Goou
tenements OF four1ooms are SGD, and OF SIX
rooms S100 per year.
THE BAPTISTERF OF SAN GIOVANNI
fst. john, immediately opposit the great
i]Iomo. OF Cathedral, is one Of the most n
teresting sacred buildings IN F19rence ~
daughter OF Garibald, King OF BavaI!a, t IN IN
the Year $50. The Roman remains ot whlGn
it is composed are said to haye been oroagns nt
ither from temple OF Mars h 1,;rae Mn.c! ena mns
Thus the stones Of q temple co1secfa1ea u
Mars. the tutclar god Of Florence IN faEan3
t;,n..s helpeJ to build the temple dedicated
Joh the tqtSaf S fans Il form o San IN
Ginuonmi makes it probable that it was from
the beginning intended for baptlsteIy, a.
tho1pT nj one time it was the cathedral OF
The Town, The earliest baptisterles were
copied from the ancient ta taer anntre M a1,owin@ @
room rom Tor the candidates for baptism,
Nc veil as for spectators, as the rite vas
| onIy performed at Easter and NhllsnntidG.
The southern gates are Of bronze+-Me work
AaSrea e2 ofe diyGed into into twenty s
nanels. ten on leach door, and embrace the
following subjects: =. +,,o
Baptist to Zachalias l9ehsIlag n;9ht, sthugn to
Mary. 4. Birth of John the Baptist. 5. Zach
arias writes the name ''Joht." Il. John de
narts for the wilderness. :. John preaching
10 the Pharisees. = John preaching TO tnt
people. 9. John baptlzes In me JoInau
Herod. T.. John led to prison. 13 Joht
1nestionei bv the Jews. a. John announce:
, 1881-02-20
STREET TALK.

Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Trtbune-
New York, Feb. 19.-While' the report Of
late yesterday relative to the purchase of the
McCalmont stock in Reading by Jay Gould
was denied to-day, the stock nevertheless
kept up, and was about the strongest on the
list. It is argued from this that there Is
foundation for the rumor, no. matter what
the denials may be from those who are pre-
sumably interested in the deal. The coal
business, it is said, does not constitute the
extent OF Gould's interest in securing
this property. This is entirely secondary,
his only object being to secure the railroad
connection which this line will bring him.
Gould already has controlling interest in
the Lackawanna j. Western and the New
Jersey Central, and it is believed that, fol-
lowing up the ruling passion Of his life,
lie WILL CONSOLIDATE
the two. This done, and the Reading Sc
cured. he can extend the line to western
points Of junction with the Wabash system.
The report is current that Mr. Garrett, Of the
Baltimore s. Ohio, will be represented In the
new Board of Directors Of the Central New
Jersey. thus giving that road an entrance to
this city, on condition that the Kansas traffic
is not interfered with by the Baltimore
6, Ohio. The Reading purchase will give
the Wabash Philadelphia outlet which
may be valuable in the future. Mr.. Gould
and his associates, including Mr.. Vanderbilt,
| now control
ALL THE EXISTING TRUNK LINES
| except the Erie and tho Baltimore Gs Ohio,
and, if the stories current are true, the last
| named road will also be III the Gould COIN
bination. There can be no successful oppo
, 1881-02-20

A Feminine Wur-GoErespondent~
Lady Florence Dixie. Eno has lately puonsoeso ,se.
cape mA as s. neutrality-suspicious. Tor tas London
Morntng Poat.