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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-10-15
AS Good n Man as They've
Got.

From the Philadelphia North American ]
The election of Mr.. Bayard as
the temporary president of the
Senate, will surprise no one. 1t
was quite clear that the Democrats
had made up their minds to name
that officer. and under the circum-
stances, their determination was
legitimate, and cannot be the &C.
casion either for reasonable sur
prise, or justlfiable criticism. II
we must have a Democrat, proba-
bly, Mr. Bayard is as good a man as
could have been chosen, and the
public will not be slow to give
him its confidence.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-10-15

THE New York Democratic State
Convention on Wednesday, nomina-
ted Mr.. VIM. Purcell, of Rochester,
Cor Secretary of State. Tammany
and Irving Hall were both excluded
from the convention.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-10-15

AT A Democratic rally in Rich
mond on Tuesday night, General
Jubal Early was one of the speakers.
In the course of his speech he took
occasion to denounce General Ma
hone as a miserable coward and q
base liar" Coffee and pistols may
now very properly be ordered for
two.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-10-15

THE Iowa electian took place on
Tuesday. A light vote was polled,
and a Republican ticket was elected
as usual in that State. The Green
hackers not only held their own, but
increased their vote over last cleo
ton.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-10-15

AN IMPRESSION prevails in Wash
ington that with the exception of
the change in the Treasury Depart
ment and the Department of Justice,
the present cabinet officers will con-
tinue in their respective places until
December.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-10-15

Headache, Dyspepsia, Bilious.
ness and Constipation, cur. d al
once by DR.. METTAUR's HEAD
ACHE and DYSPEPSIA PILLS.
Price % cents.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-10-15

Statement from a well-known
Drug House.-Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup is the most popular Expec-
torant we are selling.
HADLEY Bros,
3l7 Indiana Avenue, Indianapolis,
Ind.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-10-15

1t is simply marvellous how
quickly constipation, biliousness,
sick headache, fever and ague,
and malaria, are cured by Sellers
Liver Pills.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-10-15

Through woe we are taught to re-
fleet, aud We gather the honey of
earthly wisdom, not from flowers,
but from thorns.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-10-15

AS no roads are so rough as
those that have just been mended,
so no sinners are so intolerant as
those who have just turned saints.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-10-15

0777A YEAR and expenses to
OH agents. Outfit Free. Address
P. o. VICKERY, Augusta, Me.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-10-15
THURSDAY.

" hen the Senate convened, Mr..
Edmunds called up his resolution
continuing the standing commit
tees OF the Senate. as they were
constituted at the last session.
Mr.. Garland opposed the resolu-
ton and offered an amendment,
which was lost. Mr.. EdMunds'
resolution was then adopted by a
vote of yeas 81, nays 30. The
standing committees, therefore,
remain as constituted at the. last
session.
Mr.. Logan offered a resolution
for the election of David Davis, of
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-12

germ unb dltern Damen psritcblen wurz
ben. Dch er adtste ibrer nidt, iein
Nuae iudte nur Slie. beren 3hse ct inz
beRen nidt 81 erblifsn permodte. Taff
dusitiid an ibrsn gater seidmiest iab iie
ba, cbne cine Bewesuus uno fdeinbar
pertief # in oaS WnbSren Der arcben Beet
hcuIden Scnate, melde bic iibrisen @aite
sriinblid gu luusreien ibien. Sc bau'
erte lanee - lanse 3eit, Bis bic Yrrbut=
ticu 3u gnoe mar uno Telir fano mab'
renb berielbcn feline pr(le 3ube, feline
@ilensiiirfe uno Sihsrbeit ,pieber. Gr
ndberte f& jeet ben 8iinitlsru uno wurte
BON ieinem Yianiiten, Setru Mal!en, ber
itu bereitS Elm aufrihtiaer 5reuno sez
wcrben mar, nit ben ber5liditen Bcrten
besriiBt. Wie wobl ttat oieIe Ibeilnab=
ne benz armen Telir! Gin @efabl, in
ieiner Nrt 10 Serrlid mie bas Der siebe,
ourd;cg lein bers uno perbranste wctl
auf Wimmermieeeriebr bic peinliden Wi.
berwdrtigfeiien. weld,e ct in ben lcbten
Museublid.n bate erbulten miilfen. yfun
fiblte er i1d rpiccer ais beseifterter eiez
benber, ais &anitler
(fsortletuna foIat,)
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Crdffu8 Neeb.

Das srGbts N Gbsllaser ber
Staet N paejentae ess 5srrn =. Rtb.
W6bel ausr Nrt fnb oafslbl In arSbtsr
auswabl su Zen niterisitsn prsiisn ~
babsn un0 Ia Der Ibat fann i,bsr 0t.
ftmad beiriepist werben. Yarlur. unp
Sdlafsimmsr-Stts fanft man BET 6srrn
s. Nsep ,u 1abr,fprsiisn, ba sr feline M5.
BEL birstt aus ben sr0btsn 5atrIisn bss
9anbss be,isbt. 5srr 8eeb bat au6er.
bem sinsn sroben 8orratt Don 5sppt&en
unb Nattsn unb aatn Ia bieies Sad sin.
(dlassnben Oaaren. Ser WSbsl traenb
weldsr Grt sebrauht, tbut motl, ii6 on
5errn 8sep au psnoen. Bom 0smStn.
li&Fea bis gum aQsrisinasn unb Ibsuerz
fen If Naes In lssasm Stors ju fnesn.
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- @tne 5Glle auf grben finb 9amor.
boiotn. Der, mel&er ntdt baran lsibst,
slaubt Is nidt; wer iie absr bat, psrasbt
uns. @arum bas 2siben Ssrlansern, 70
lanse ANAKESIS, bas beriibmte 9stl.
mtttsl bes Or. g. Silsbee, In Detnsm
Berih tfs Du braudf tsinsn 8orratb
bacon 3u tuafen bsspr Du es lslber erprobt
bal. p. Neuitueoisr & Co., Sor 3946,
Nsm gorf. ienbsn Dir auf gerlanssn 10.
iftenfrst cine Yr0be. Benubs pas men ldsn,
freunelihe Mnerbistsn ber ssnannten Sir.
ma, Did BON Detnen Qualsn au tsfreisn,
pper Da psrlierlt bas Reht ,u Hagen,
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= unterfute senau unb wdble bas
Bsite. Neu ifaeDter's vDeutit.
esR nberme9 1" (Yaebotroptine)
wurte Bic iebt BON fsinsm Rinbernabs
runssmittel iibertrufsn. Der grfcls III
wuneerbar. Mitter, bic SIR guG Der
@eiunbbeit unb bes Gepeitens Cures Qieb.
ltnss erfreusn uullet, maht ben gerluH
unp Sar werbst es ME bsrsusn. Or. 8. s..
Msyer BON New gort fdreiat: Sd babe
rD cut 6esFt tnber mebl" bdn.
fig angetpanbt uab 3iehe es alien QIetia.
f&en Yrdparatsn Dor. Sn alien yencm=
mirten Wpotbsfsn 3u taben.
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Ser proteltautiid1e Yrofeifor 3

: Ser prOteitantii6e profeiIor Der
Sbeologie 8aumgarten bon Nofod bat
6em Stiftsprobit 96llinger in M3iin6en
in eiaem langen S9reiben sebanft fir
oeiien f90ne, menf6enfreunolide &eoe
iiber bic tpil6en unb blutigen 9ta6Hel=
lungen, pel6e Die Suben i'm Wfittel=
alter gu erbuloen batten. Gin prote=
fantii6er SbeOloge beoanft l6 bel
einem fatbolii6en prieiter, neil ber=
ielbe mannbaft 81 @uniten Der Suben
eingetreten 1T; = elm f6Dner 8etpeis,
bab Die Menldbeit niemals tpieber III
iene nittelalterlif)e @eiitesna6t perz
linten siro, bic St6der, 0enriei uno
anbere fanatiide 9ebboloe wieber berz
aufbei1n0ren m1f)ten.
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gau 4Sebrp sprimas Yarf.

Der teliebteite @rbolunssplae in Tez
ras, nur cine Mcile bonn 5auptplaee in
Gan antonio selesen. Die Wasen bet
StraBenbabn fabren ale 5ebn Winuten
binaus unb aud nad ber Stabt 5urad.
9(ue Nrten BON @rfriidunsen better Quaz
litdt iino int parf gu baben. 8ortreff flide
gaoeselesenbeit &c. SSfide gebienuns,
pollfomntene Orbnuns uno 3ufrieoenbeit
fur slle mirb sorantirt. Wuiif 3u
jeber 3eit. S. 9s. 2erid, @isentbanter.
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Cine frpbe N a d, ri DIT fir Sail.
ithtiae!

Nuf Yerunlaiiuns beslv DeutIden 5eilz
iultituts", Nc. II Clinton Ylaee. Stem
Ocrt, miro bet befannte oeutde Nr3t
Or. @dutb. nrd, i'm 2aufe oieies Wtc,
mats nad Wem=Ycrt fommeu. I'M SAL.
iudttrante gu betanbeln. - Der Dcttcr
1T betauntlid Der ein,ise Nr,t cer Welt,
Dem es bis iest seluusen 1T, ieoen 6aa
ron 6aliudt. icw;e peri6alid a!s aud
brie ilid gu be'feu.
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Detroit 1ree Wrsk pom I8. san J

Detroit Gree preb pom l8. San
8edteimsr Bros. babsn ioebsn Gin Gar,
loao BON @sees Silt gose aontc erbaltsn.
Dieter @rtifel psrtaufl ltd febr RAID uno
70 mub es aud iein, benn 90 III ptne 3wei.
fel bsr teae Nrtitsl ,siner Nrt, Der ie sin.
stfabrt wuroe, uno bat ntdt isinss @lei.
den. 9iur bas befe Matetial wirb au
8ests Wiit Gbse 9onie permaubt.
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0ms. @iuiams.

WcrSen wiro @us. WiGiams, ei=
ner Der beiten aomfer NmerifaS, in Gan
Nntenic eintreiien uno in ocr 1urnerballe
Swei Vorfsellungen aeben. ,Wantet a
Carpenter unb ySur German Senatpr"
werpen CUR Multiplying tommen Yeibe
Stade linb I'M oeutihen Dialeft scidriez
ben. Cine D'epse bon Hecsnicnen lie
gen nns Dor. welde barin iitereinItim.
men, baB gSiliams ein gang ausse,eids
meter aomIfer 1T unb bic bon ibm aez
wdblten Stide aberaa nit benz srSbten
Beifa aufsenommen uurben.
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(8ortfebuns foIst,)

Satcfa. Wsu., 9. Gebruar 1880.
Sd fauitt 5 5iafdsn Sbres 6opfe n
Bitttsrs tel Silsup & So. int lsbtsn
Serbif fur melns 1ohtsr uunb i'd bin NIT
bemlelben lebr sufri ben. IS bat tbr mebr
senubt ale alle M:ti,ineH, bic Fs felt ben
lsbten 6 Wirnaten eunabm.
W III. Z. WcSlure.
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gD ie tann ma, bte @elunbt { 1t
fihern.

So 1T isltiam, oab Ssmanb NIT Qeioen
bsbaftst III. ole burd unretnss glut ent.
ffeben, psnn St abalis bic @siunb.
sett I'm ptYflten Orsanismus wieeer Der.
felt. 8olabalis III ein Farfsnbsr @yrup,
ansenetm gu nsbmsn, unp Der bette Bic jsst
sntbcdts y Blutretntser. Gs bstlt
Sesepbeln, igptilitilhe Qsioen, Nitrsn.
ihwah.. @sYiipelas. malarilhs estbsn,.
WsrrSlltdt, @hmdte, @alenlstosn unb
araalbsltsn oss Blutss, Der 3stsr, Der
Nlsrtn. oes Wagsns, Der 5aut &c.
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81 Damen sperbeu burqn5 auimertjam
semadt, eas reidbaltise Eager ppn
Serblts anb Winterwaaren aIler Nrt bes
3errn ". y. Tranf, Nlamo. Yla3a su
tnirisiren, ehe Ge anberswe tanfen.
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Cages 9semigfeitem.
g II / a II B..

= Sci Der Sitins bes Senats am
IL. murben Die neren Senatoren einge=
f6moren. Gegen bic beioen Stem Nor=
fer Senatoren mar cine Yetition BON
Der 2esislatur ibres Staates eingelau=
fen, tpel6e 8eioe fir unfdbig erfldrte,
ben 9mtseio absulegen, oieielbe iuurbe
inoeB ni6t beriidli6tigt. Damn muroe
Elm Gonite ernamnt, tpel6es ben Yrdli=
benten bon Der Organization oes Gena=
tes bena6ri6tiste, tporauf ii6 berlelbe
Biz gum IL. bertaste.
Sie brei &auber, melhe BEN 3uq
Der Sron Mountain Babn beraubfen,
beiinOen li9 bereits iu 3u6tbaule BON
Nrfaniam. Nae orei linb mabre &na=
ben, Der dlteite bon ibnen Is Sabre alt.
3pei Don ibnen tuaren 2ebrlinge lit
elmer 3eitunss0ruderei su San Mugu=
ftine, 9eras, rno bieie iinb bic eigent=
li6en urbeber bes lleberfaas. Sic
batten in San auguitine siuei S9pe=
tern su @elie6ten unb tpollten beiraz
then, batten aber fein Gelb. Sie 8e=
raubung zines @ilenbabnsuges i6ien
ibnen bas bette Nfittel sur Grlanauna
bon 8elo, uno lie fiibrten es benn au9
aus.
= Sn einigen Sbeilen bes Staates
Stem Oorf bat es am 10. gei6neit.
uslanb.
Ser ungarii6e Suiti3minilier
legte i'm unterbaule ben gntmurf zines
@eiebes Dor, bur6 tpel6es 6eirat6em
smii6en Suoen uno Gbrilten lesalilirt
neroen.
= 9lus Bremen f6reibt man unterm
21. September: 9as Bureau bes
NorboeutI6en 2loDb mar beute be-
flaggt; es iuurbe ndmli6 nit ben am
Wtittmob erpeoirten beioen Oampfern
Der -bunberttauienbite Nuspanoerer in
bieiem Sabre erpebirt. Ollie Oampf=
fdiffe, tpel6e in Der na6iten 3eit BON
bier geben, fino bereits beiebt unb man
nimmt an, baB bas Sotal Der in bieiem
Sabre bon bier erpebirten 9(usmambe=
ter li9 auf 130, 900 Perlonen belaufen
mirb. Sieies tuiirbe ungefdbr 60 pro=
gent mebr iein, als I'M porigen Sabre.
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S6iaes TT bon eaem pertrduenswert6e
Inr ner, be1en 3odttr { II bis s Satren
franf was uno iBi f~rd, ben @ebraua
ben hspfsn Bitter asbtil! 1T.
Us. s. 4iltpp & 60.
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1Infer 0BoHenblatt, -.
gBir fenSen bon jet al unieri ,DcAeas
,,latt- far ben Yrcis BON $500 auf elm
.s,abr portofrei rad Deuti6Ianb.
Die 9eraus8eber
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Or. Greens Srsssnatso 0tttus III
bas bette 6silmittel fiir Dyspspila. Gal.
Isnleipen, WaIaria. uupsrpaulihtsit une
&ranfteiten oes Ylutss, bsr Nisrsn, gstrr,
5autN.
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Durnos @atarrt< Syrup
bsilt aue @ftftionsn ees 5allss, 8Opiss
unb Shlunbes.
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W'un fam @elo fparen, wenn man
isins Strumpfwaaren, 5anO idube, Tas
identiaer &c. Bel $. @renet tauf
i'm atamcsebaupe, cine 9reppe bod.
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= Gin uelterer I'M 3u6tbauie BE-
finolibe 9ieb, 80. Gilaneba, 1T bonn
Gouperneur feines boben Nlters ipegen
begnabigt tpprben.
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s3u berreutett.

Cine garn.. sslesen an ben Quelsn bes San
Nntonio 8!ufts nsbem 8rsdsnriose. sn'baltenb
30 Mdtr, einstfsnst. nuSpn 10 nder ~ GeIb unb
Garttn. belonbsrs ftbr osirnst am GluHe iu
@aItenbau. Muh bsfHbst lb rort Elm Mder
crossr Ytirli4sarttn i'm beiten 8utanbt. 60
toarsn aud einise enie ilttabe ,ur 9snubuna
absrlahsn wsrbsn. Hadiufrasen bsi
%. 9ted.
Natosechssltrass, Gan @niOnip, 80. II.
S,s,p6m
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- Infer 9aser BON Semben, llnter5eus
uno Serren 6urniibins @oppS fSnnen in
Qualitat poer BreiS nidt iibertrDffen
merben. Yaneo f & g o + n.
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= uniere poitmeiiter finb libel baz
ran. Das @eieb berbietet ibnen, poff=
farten, tpelde bur6 lire 9dnbe seben
5u leien. unb ipieberum berbietet linen
balielbe 6eieb, poitfarten nit unfit
li6em Snbalt abauliefern. Wie tpollen
iie nun BEN @eieB geniiae thun2
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6enrp's @arbpl. 5aIbe.

5enrp's garbpl. 5aIbe.
Gle III bic bsfs Salbe fir @dnitte,
gsulen. ausfdlaa, @sidwiire. Sal,rbsu.
matismus. aufssiprunssne 5anbe, @itsr.
unsen, 5ibneraugsn unb ale 6auttranf.
beitsn, Sommerftdsn unb MitsGer. Wan
faufe 5enry's @arbolie Gable neil alIe
anpsrn 5alidunsen itno. Vreis 25 Gents.
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Or. Noees's Worm Syrup
t5otet bic Darmsr augenbldlth.
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Wafet's Dain Yanacea beilt
Sdmet,sn BET Weniten unp Ibieren.
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Rtebs Silt Tsse Sonic befSrbsrt be
Weroauua.
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SIN 3iIfriftgeri9t fanben brei
8erurtbeilungen su aipeiidbriser 3u9t=
bausitrafe lfatt, siuei ipegen Diebfobl
uno elmer ipegen Gdlldung.
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Or. Watts eeberptuen lInb bic
6sfsn eat9artilden Resulatoren.
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Gin @arlcab be5 teriibmten S'Donnell
3. 6. unb MrnOpUle, iebr billis BET 8.
@renet 23,64p
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QouiItana @tate 2ntterp So.
Dttfes Snflttut wurbe int Sabre 1858 fur Gr.
stsbHnss> unb Wobltbdtieteits 9wt6e son ber
StaatslssieIatur sefes!i1 ineOrpOrirt nit ein,n
Eapttal Won s1,oco.ooo, sa yslGeS1 Fe fsi.Ba
einsn @sfsrssfuao Son s42O. 900 sin,rasfaat bai.
Sbrs srpBsn 3 e9unsen ron eimaelrsa
X I'm nj err ftneen mDna!l!st itatt Niemals mi.l
sine 8iebung serfasbsn. @an lsfe nadfplsene
1reiSSertSetluma.
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Ia.S.Hl.

Sur Nptt3!
Die 2outHana 5taate!otterie In BE sin,tde. bi,
BON benz 8olte enbofitrt wurbe
glue cute 0efesen9eit fein Gfld
s,t MAIDEN.
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COMMERCIAL.
PUEBLO LEDGER OFFIcE,
MEMPHIS. TKEH., May 20, 1881.


The leading item Of interestin local
financial circles during the past week
has been Tennessee state bonds,
Charleaton stock and governments.
The latter closed Saturday at the
highest ever yet touched, the As being
1881, AIS 116I, and IS 1O4S. Influenced
by the tax payers injunction issued
early in the week, Tennessee state
bonds tell off to 7O@7l, closing at
71t@72. Charleston stock has been
up TO SO, but dropped 4 or5 at the
close. The demand for all specula-
tive or investment securities rue
active. A large volume Of idle capital
is on hand in the leading markets of
the north and west, and a desire to
employ it in some form even at low
rates of interest renders all solid Sc
curities strong. Money is as cheap
and plentiful now as it has been at
any previous time in the history Of the
country.
Exchange rules quiet, buying rates
being par to &c off for eastern, and ic
premium selling. New Orleans rates
are par selling and 4c off buying. I'm
current stocks and securities are quot
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GenernI Trnde.

The river has fallen over 10 feet here
from its highest point, and the decline
has rel; the lowianda of the val
lev as far south as VickSburg, The
week has been dry and generally fay
orable to growing crops. Too much
rain has fallen over the Louisiana,
Texas and southwestern cotton coun-
try. Some planters are considerably
ia the grass, but no serious setback
has vet been experienced. The mar
ket variations during the past week
have been unimportInt. Flour Is a
shade higher On tue ioyer classes in
western markets, but there is no move
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Center Alley CarOuse.

Center alley, or as its residents call
it, Center street" ~glories in being
tie habitation Of the dregs of Mem
phis humanity. 1t is the rendezvous
Of cutthroats, ~pickpockets, and lewd
females of all colors. Years ago it
was dangerous for a respectable man
to tread its narrow way, but the police
have made so many raids upon it that
it has descended TO the level of a vile
hole Of reekiug, filthy humanity, per-
nicious only to those who live and
breathe in its fetid atmosphere.
Two women, n white and the other
colored, who were arrested there,
undertook to report in court, on Sat
urday, the language they had used
toward each other, and took such a
iendish delight in it that the gavil
had no effect whatever upon them.
The testimony, all of a like character,
resulted in one of them being fined
ten dollars and the other twenty-five
dollars.
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The Rene Macready is now in port
and receiving to leave to-morrew even
ing for Mariana, the Gut of and all
way landings on L'Anguille and St.
Francis rivers through to Wittsburg
where she connects with the light
draught steamer Advance for the
Sunk Lands.
The Lee line packet, Osceola Belle,
in command Of Captain Henry Cooper,
Is the regular packet leaving this even
ing for Osceola and all way landings,
carrying the mail end paying strict at
tentlon to all business entrusted TO her
Billy Smither presides at the desk and
is assisted by John Haley and Hugh
Tomlinson.
General Kimball, superintendent
Of the United States life saving SER
vice, has concluded TO establish a
station at Louisville, and to order the
construction of a floating station or
boat house. The floating house is to
be located at the dam at the head of
the falls during low water, and at the
wharf during high water.
The james w. Calf arrived at 4
am. with about 800 tons of freight
and a fair list of people. She leaves
10 morrow with a return trip for all
landings on the Ohio river through
to Cincinnati, giving cheap rates to all
points east. Captain r. w. Wise
commands, and the Office is in charge
of Captain Will Chopper, assisted by
Gus Young and Geo. w. Henderson.
The fast and elegant passenger
steamer James Lee, in command of
Captain Stacker Lee, is the regular
mail packet leaving at 5 pm. to-day
for Helena, Friars Point and all inter
mediate landings, attending promptly
to all G. 0. ID. and other business and
making direct connection at Glendale
with trains on the Mobile and North
western railroad. CAPTAIN Lloyd w.
WhitloW presides at the desk, and has
for his assistants Platt Rhodes and
Will Harrell.
Those having business or pleasure
down the river this evening should
remember that the fast, safe and
punctual steamer Idlewild leaves
from the foot of Monroe street at FIVE
pm. for Helena, Terrene Arkansaw
City, and all way landings, paying
prompt attention to all business en-
trusted to her, and connecting with
trains on the Little Rock, Mississippi
River and Texas railroad also with
the swift mail packet Dean Adams
for Greenville, Lake Providence and
Vicksburg. Captain A. L. Cummins
does the honors of the Office, and is
assisted by Lee Cummins, jr., and A.
Banksmith.
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v INTELLIGEECE,
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.

A steady decline is going on at this
point at the rate Of 6 to 8 inches per
day, and at noon the reading Of the
gauge was 20 feet l inch, or Il feet
above low water mark. All the upper
streams are falling, and the Ohio is
getting very low and giving boats CON
siderable trouble. The Ohio is falling
its entire length, with 2 feet 4 inches
On the gauge at Pittsburg; 10 feet 3
inches at Cincinnati; 5 feet in the
canal at Louisville; Z feet 4 inches on
the gauge at Evansville, end rs feet 4
inches at Cairo, where there was q
decline Of z inches during the past q
hours. The Mississippi at ST.. Louis
fell 8 inches, with % feet l inch
on the gauge. The Cumberland at
Nashville fell 2 inches, with ! lcct 9
inches on the shoals. The Tenuessee
at Chattanooga fell 2 inches, with
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-30

No. S98-ln thu Chancery Court Of Shah,
county, Tenn Eliza Riddle vs.. John w.
7 appearing from the sherifPs return in
- d me cause that the defendant, John VI,
It is therefore ordered that he make his an.
pearance herein, at the courthouse of SbejBv
county in Memphis. Tenn, ON or be,
ore the first Monday in June, 1881, and
plead. answer or demur to complainant biIl.
OF me same VIII DO taken Tor confessed
as to MIN and set for hearing ~ex-parte;
and that a COPY Of this order be published opcc
Ledger. u"hu
This 9th day 0! May, 1881.
X: J, BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By e. 3. McHI ray. D. G. &M.
s. D. Weakley. sol. for compIt. 90 Sc % ~
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3 feet 5 inches on the gauge. Red
river at Shreveport rose 2 inches,
with 10 feet 7 inches on the gauge.
ArkansaW river tell II inches at Lit
tie Roc, with II feet on the gauge,
White and st. Francis rivers are fall
ing steadily.
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Monday, June 20, 1851,
LAKEWOOD,M n. Y.

no THOSE WHO SEEK REST WITHOUT
i stagnation, PIE lsure without excitement,
the delights o. IgFal life without its inconye-
side a large body Of water, Lakewood recon-
mends itself strongly TO favor. A more beau
tiful spot would be hard to find. With its
picturesque cottages surrounded by trees; It's
velvet lawns sloping down to the Lake; the
church with its spire; the great hotels with
in the foreground, It presents a perfect picture
of rural loneliness.
LAKEWOOD, originally called Lake
View" from the extensive view Of tho Lake,
end its surroundings TO be had irom this
vicinity, is directly on the line 0 fthe