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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-30
ELGEM CREAMERY


DIED.
BUCKLEY-January 20, 1882, at tbs resi-
dencet { tis daughter, Mrs, G. ?. Freeman.
ll6 Court street, JAMES BUCKLEY.
Due notice of the funeral will be given in
the morning papers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-30
Revolution in the Household !
COOKING
r. any @FAVORITE" Mark
OIL!
Aaau Article of Purity ana Economy
Unsurpassed.


TINE COOKING OIL, manufactured ex
pressly for family use by the MEMPHIS
OIL COMPANY, is gaining IN favo daily as a
substitute for lard, with housekeepers, Ho-
tells, Restaurants, and large manufacturers Of
Crackers aud Confertisneries, at home and
abroad. Only within the last four months
more than IS, 200 gallons, or 10000 popnts,
have been sold in tnis city and surrounding
country We claim for it, as substitute for
lard. the following:
1. ITS cHEAPNESS-As the cost Is about
n, Nelhalf that Of lard.
IT'S PURtrY-Mos Cf the lard Of the
prese ut time is larsely adulterated
NS NSHEAL1HFULNBS BSS-lt being veg
etSbie {, Y, is certainly superior to animal oil.
We are prepared to supply the demand
thrnnohnut the eni season with the very
hest oqality. tor convouience uf merehs ants
Ths f.FAV0RITE' can always be had by
lit % a JEFc Essen & go.
Ne. 40 Front st t, Memphis Oil COS Ag''ts.
i07 40 MewP'ssks OIL 40 fP Sf.
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Notice to Passengers and Shippers.

MEMPHIS 4 LlTTLp Rock RR Co. !
OFfIcE or SUPERINTENDENT,
MEMPHIS, January 70, 1852.
OWING % temporary break caused BY ~
" tremo hish water, al trains betwean This
point and Madison are for the present dis
continued. During the suspension limo Of
steamers VIII run daily, making close con-
points West HT' 80
The Rome Maoready will leave atA o'e)..,
this ldonday) evening, and the BaiiO poonaSn
on to5mosT9w evoning, each leaving an sItc,.
nate Gays thereafter, except Sundpys
freieht and passengers will te rec,ivel an
street, '0' " 'eu' son
NO Interruption to freight or travel.
?, w. u. SMITH, Superintendent
lAYalanche and Appeal copy.l Ia
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Newport news TO RrnuiI.

NEW YoRK, January S0.-The Chesa-
peake q Ohio Railroad Company is
making arrangements for their line Of
steamers to run from Newport News to
Brazil.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-30

1t has been frequently,
charged that American. cigar
cites are injurious, and this is!
undoubtedly true of many
brands, and the reason Isl
that instead of being made Of
pure tobacco they are largely
adulterated with opium and
other injurious materials.
The representative Of a
large Southern tobacco house,
who has made the matter a
study, says that the extent to
which drugs are used in "doc-
toring" cigarettes is appalling,
valerian and the tincture Of
opium being used to a fright .
Iul extent. /
The paper coverings are
also a fruitful source of evil. !
Cotton-paper is largely used,
and is manufactured from the !
filthy scrapings ofrag-pickers, /
The lime and other substances
used in bleaching have a very
harmful influence on the mem
brane Of the throat.
Rice-paper is the only cigar
cite covering that is not inju-
rious, and as this is expensive,
it is but little used, although
claimed to be by nearly every
manufacturer.
Believingthat smokers real
ize the need of a new cigarette
made from the best pure to-
'bacco and free from all adul-
teration, Messrs. w. T. Black
well& Co., the famous smoking
tobacco manufacturers, have
just put on the market a pure
cigarette, called "Blackwell's
Bull Durham Cigarette"
They guarantee it to be made
only ofpure tobacco, and that
the best, and the wrapper Of
pure r'ce-pGper.
Apure cigarette is a greater
novelty than most people
think You'll know their
brand by the BULL on each
package. You have seen that
BULL before? Ofcourse you
have, and you don't need to
be told that he is the trade
mark of Blackwell & Co., and
that any tobacco that has that
Trademark is purity itself.
DR.. August Voelcker, F. r.
s. Consulting Chemist Of the,
Royal Agricultural Society,
after making a thorough ana
lysis of various samples Of leaf
tobacco, says:
n5 With regard to the leaf tobacco,
from which Blackwell's Durham
Cigarettes are remanufactured, Iflnd
merely traces of nitrates, which
perhaps is one of the reasons this
tobacco has very mild taste, for
in all biting, strong tobaccos, L
find, invariably, that nitrates are
present in considerable propor-
tiOn. Another and still more i'm
pOrtant fact is that this tobacco
contains so little nicotine. Strong
and inferior tObaccos are found
to contain much more nicotine,
some as high as three OF four
times as much as find in this.
On your way down town
to-day, try a package of these
cigarettes. Smoke them care
fully, and then don't ever buy
any more-unless you think
twould really be a good thing
for you to smoke the genuine,
pure article. If you prefer
drugs and authorizations, you
won't like these, and in that
case 1t is hardly worth your
while to waste time and
money in trying them, but
well, that is foryou to say.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19
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The daily gazette., 1882-01-19

A DAUGHTER Of Ex Secretary Eyarts ;
made herself favorita In Washington
society, not q one by her snowy com
plexion, gray-blue eyes and golden hair,
put as well by her cups Of chocolate.
The Mexican minister used to say that
Ia hls own land no beverage was SO de-
lieious. II vas made OF the best already
sweelened chocolate, broken and placed
In warm spot to melt. When after
ward put into farina kettle, boiling
mllk was poured upon 1t, aud from the
mement when the first drop OF milk
touched 1t until.it was done IL was stirred.
II was allowed to boil for several min
ntes, aud when it was served in delicate
cups il was thick and almost Jelly like,
aud was capped with whipped cream.
This is the way that Bakers vanilla
chocolate should always be prepared.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19
ACCIDENT ON TIED. "
Three Cars in the o,s..
YorkIyn.
THE EHeHsnEn's LnG naOx.,

---~@-
a seri0na aecident bsFsl tn. ...,
bound pHa4snesr srain on the n.,. .,'>
ware Western Railroad, due bsDs '.' -
ASP. H., thia aflernoop. "
Al Ycrklyn, about $50 o,c,ooL
engine was detached for the purno,. ). J,
taking on three loaded boz cara !, 49, -" v
lower SNUFF mill. wv
While shifting these cara. than -
thrown from the track BY q defs",,..
rail, and 40 the accident occurrad -
the tres'le bridge over Red Clay CT
three cars were thrown over into n.
water.
The engine remained on the track ho,
the engineer Oliver Cochran, ofL,nd.s
berg, was thrown from the car by u.
shock and broke his leg. DIR. sh,nlIds.
of this city, being on the passenger tr,ID
attended to bis injury.
A brakeman, named DAVIS Va.
thrown into the water, under ops :,
the cara, but he swan out and escaped
without injury.
A shifting engiDe and gang wa,
sent out from this city immediatsly
after receipt of news Of the accidspt
20 repair the track, which was badI,
torn up for several rail lengths. Ths
train Is expected 20 arrive here AbOu,
8 o'clock this evening.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19
The Nortnern Dsstr,..

Is would bs wtll for all voters or N.
city residing north OF sIxth street, 10 on on
anime the assess mei ltkts ~ made oIt
oy Thomas w. Savilla, assessor aud ool'
lect OF the northsrn fistritt. Tia
books may be found at the following
PLACES:
Fifth Wsrd-IAsc Nicholson's shos
store, No: 106 West Seventh street
sixth Wart=Thos. w. SavillsS resi-
denca, No. SO2 French street.
sevei tn Wari-Colq ahouns drug
store, r, rty Acres.
Eighth Wafa-- Bt atom Smiths drue
storr, Sever th aud Pine ttre@t..
NiIth Wari--AdAm Grubb q Soph
grocery ttore, No. 1915 Msrktt street
The asseesor, vi II 81 In the CITY Hal
to rectify all err re- on Tuesday, Wed.
1esday, Friday aud SATURDAY., January
III, and February 1,2, and 5, and tie
lets will be presented 70 the Lew
Court At the regular session 10 Fsbra.
u3rg,
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19
RESCUED FROM DEATH,

William ]. CoughHn, of SomerviIle,
Mass, says: In the fall OF 1876 / was
taken with BLKBDIHQ OF TIE LUNGS
followed By . severe cough. lost my
appetite and flesh, and was confined 70
my bed. In 1877 was admitted TO the
Hospital. The doctors said had O hOIa
in my lung Is sig 40 halt dollar. at
one time report went around that
was dead. gave MP hope, rus n friend
told me of DR. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR TIE LUNGS. got 8
bottle, when to my surprise, commence
ed 10 feel better, and to-day feel better
than for three years past.
81 write this hoping every one afiiict.
81 with Diseased Lungs win take DR..
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and 10
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. l can positively say IT has
one more good than all the other medi-
nes have taken since my sickness.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19
rrosn Yesterday. Ias. EAAsae.
Resssssnw Pnymsns.

The First National Bank Of this city
has decided 10 resist the payment Of tire
tax on NatioDai Bank stock imposed by
the state Of Delaware, and has retained
Benz. Nlelds, Eco, - counsel In the
case. The matter will be settled in the
United States Circuit ConIt, where the
slate will be Represented b. Attorney
General Gray. The bank has refused
to pay the State Treasurer the taxes
due, aud will ask the Court for an order
restraining the Treasurer from collect
ing them In the HsuAl manner until lbe
question OF the right Of the State to I'm
pose such 8 tax Is finally determined.
1t 10 probable the other banks will join
the Firsr National In this msve, as the
taxes imposed ere considerable, amouut-
Ing to about $500 per year for each
bank.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19
A Jealous eVolnanis PIntoI.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ~, 1889.
Charles Woodyard, a coloFed barber
twen'y~nine years old, was shot In the
abdomen and mortally wounded at his
residence, No. l, 610 Richard street
a small street with coiored popula.
lion--about nine o'clock tonight by
his mistress, Rachel Henson, colored,
twenty>four years old. Rachel was ac-
tuated by motives Of revenge, because
Charles attempted 10 discharge her.
woodward made her acquaintance in
Baltimore seven years ago and resided
with her there three years and then
came 10 Philadelphia. They had one
child living. Nearly a year ago Wood
yard, in an occasional trip TO Balti-
more, encountered Raehel's rival,
Sadie Smi Ii, a more attractive mulatto
girl, and brought her here, and has
been living with her in Richard street.
They claimed TO be married. Rachel
resided with Wo0dyard's 8 grandmother
up town. She visited him tonight
aud demanded Sadie's expulsion. He
refused, and tried to put kachel out,
but she had revolver concealed uR.
der her waterproof and fired one shot,
wounding him in The stomach. He
took the pistol from her and q Fifth
district policeman arrested her. She
meant 10 kill him and Sadie, she says
aud then commit suicide. Woodyard
soon became helpless through bleed
lug internally.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19
Eager 10 Get q Free pass.

Before Judge Pierce, Charles w.
PoulsoD, alias W. G. Watkins, who
is said to be respectfully connected,
Is on trial for making written instruS
ment and uttering and publishing the
same, the allegation being that he
obtained railroad pass from The Sus
perintendent Of the Reading Railroad
Company by means Of q forged letter
pufPorting to have been signed by a
Vermont railroad superintendent.
The above is clipped from the Phila-
delphIa Record of to-day. The
Charles w. Pouison named is proba-
bly, the Q. w. PoulsoB, of this city,
who is known as the 'young Ameri-
can traveller.n
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19
STOCKS.
Phil Al ELPHIA MARKETS.
TUESDAY. JAnuarv II sd =,

TUESDAY. January II. 5 p. N,
FLOUR continues dull. but prices were
unchanged. sales OF 90 barrels, includ-
ing MIMI sofa Extras At Sc. 50 for aIear
and 81 60 70Gs7 for Straight; Pehns, extra
family, M sb20 q 8.f1S; Western do. do :
~ 20 o IN, aud Patents At A. 25A7TS
Rye hour 4, uull at SITS as.
HAAds.@ ~ AZ wheat Is quiet but higher
sale o. ~ Q bushels red at el.4I a l.42 ;
5000 bush. March sold At 81 Az. Al the
open ooarJ, Sl.4l w4H bid for January (;
VI 4zlior February Ell. "a ior March,
ana VI Tor April. hye - steady AT 90
W.. Corn rs In fair demand and nrmer;
options are 70. higher. Sales OF e5O3
bushels, including yellow at Tic.; white
al 70 a 80. mixed ~ 70l<c. steamer al
zNc No. At 90 B614e:, aud r. ected Al
January 69ss for February 7IiE for
March. and ~. for AprII. oats are in
moderate request aud steady SAlea of
y, 90 busht ,. ms lIling waite at 50 g 62e.
and rejected and nike at 43c "a q
busbe OF March told at 5le.
WHISKY Western iron bound sells al
81 10 per gallon.
PHJ CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY. Jan. l6, 6P.M.
BEEF CATTLE were rather dun this
week, but prices remain about
the same as LIST quoted 8ADA head
arrived and sold at the different wards.
at ta71ze. per n., the latter rate for extra
t1AANA-A HNAN III idAT HbmA10 At full
rates. 960 head arrived and sold nj
the dnerent yards at 3X 6l<c, per lb.
and lambs at ~ nc. per ID, as TO con.
ditioD.
Hoes were unchanged. AOOo
head arrived and sold at tue different
yards At l0c. per pound, the latter
rate for extra. .'.'N-
tttrk Drope Yard SID and Lancaaey GVs-
nue.. West Philadelphia. Jan. I,
SHEEP.-ExGru, ITO 10 l2O lba kI to
good, ~ TO l0l lbs. 81 a 81 fair &, fo 81
los., D % cnlis, a ~. Lambs
5ood.- oI41., medium, 5a6 common,
head. WV
aAY AND SrRAw.-Recsipt<o of hay, %
Tons. here was a fair inquiry for good
nay at el9, and exceptisnal sales In sin
gle car lots at 3l9, ,50(91O; No, and infer
Ing from Sl8 down to SO ACCORDING fo
quality and condition. Rye straw was
quoted steady at el59Ia.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19
rhs 0aa xemhas rlesh.
For the s7asesss.

For the 0axette.
There u an d / eight iAy clock In Dos.
session Of shs Descendants of Michas
Low Der, that thlnk Il worthy Of ne
tiee. IL Is probably tbs oldest clock IN
Kent county. and Is lEesplnK good tune.
IL has high walnrt ease, with brass
woEks and brass face. was brought 70
this counIy from Amstsrdam 0y Mich
sel Lowher, when he emiRrated - this
countFy. III was one " the early sell
tiers oi Kent County. Delaware. From
him Il descended 70 bis son. PessT Low :
ber, then to Pshr's son, William Los
Der, then 70 WlIhaui's aughter and on
ly child, CashaFinA Low bsF. She o :
ried Thouas Cooper; it then descended
10 h,r sor, Peter l. Coope' then to his
daughter, La t.sia Cooper sue married
John 0ruweI, 10 - now owned BY her
sop, John y. GIuwelI. The rlock bears
no date. we ave its history from our
great grandmttssr, Oatbarine Cooper.
Sue remem brrsd IL ~ VA told her by
her grandfather, teter EowbeF. The
eighth gsner. ton from Mich aei Lo y Der
10 now In existence.
A SUBSCRIBER
Petersburg, KsIt Ce., D, h.
Jan. I7th, 1852.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19
An Underground Railroad In Ehal.
adeIphAR.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 17.-Israel W.
Morris, OF the Lehigh Valley Rallgoai
Company, aud others expect TO secure
charter and the right of way from Coun-
ellis to build an underground railroad in
this city. Mr.. Morris rays as soon as
thesa privilege are obtained the capital
Will be ready TO build The road, nam-
Der Of wealthy men being interested in
the project. The plan Is 10 build a line
underground up Market street aud then
north aud south on Broad street. Lateral
Tines will be constructed in the diree-
lions demanded by public travel. The
Ventli a.ion of the tuuDel will be secured
either by running ar-shafLa up from
point TO point 10 the surface or by eir-
ploying a series of fans and obtaining
what Is known as q suction ventilation.
Ii 10 estimated that the road can be built
through Broad and Market streets In
about two years. There will be double
track road for passenger travel.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19
A Colorado Esrlne.Firnr

DENVER, Col, Jan. IA despatch
from Leadvllle says a prize -fghi oc-
enrfed there on Sunday between e.
Wade and John Lacy, the match being
for 500 side. Thirteen rounds were
fought, resulting in victory for Lacy.
Roth men were badly used up, and are
confined to bed. Pat Murphy and I'd
Burrows were matched TO fight Monday
afternoon, but were prevented by the
police. The fight, however, Is arranged
to take place to-day at Aspen.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19

The ravages OF scarlet fever and
diphteria in Buffalo. N. Y, have bean
terrible during the past six weeks, no
less than seventy I've deaths from
these diseases having occurred during
that period, the great majority being
children. The mortality is said to b
the greatest in districts where the
sewerage 10 poorest, or where there
are no sewerage at All. Part of the
blame is laid upon the bad sanitary
condition ofsome Of the public schools,
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19
. p. Z. ..

The DeIewAIe Sc ciety for the Protec-
ton Of Cruelty to Children elected
the following officers, yesterday.
resident-Hsrry Cause.
Secretary aud Aitorney--AuStln Har-
ringtob.
Treasurer-F b. DaVRl.
Fifty Vice Presidents and twenty
managers we're also elected.
The 5. i. g. A. also met, yesterday,
and Reelected its old officers, excepting
Austin Harrington, Esq, Secretary and
Attorney, v hO declined q reelection aud
was succeeded by Walter Hayes, ESQ
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19
An Elopenaent.

The Philadelphia Record states that
William b. Stevenson, bookkeeper at
Dlsston's saw works, who has q vile
and TWO children, has eloped with Miss
Nellie S.entoD, heretofore highly es-
teemed young lady OF racony. The
same paper states that Stevenson is
S4,OOO short in bis account with his en-
ployers.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19
Anethsr Entarnrisa.

Louis II. Coxe, formerly Of the
arm Of Coke a Allen, brickmaksrs,
has purchased n tract OF land near
Garasche's Lane, on the south side,
and win In very short time commence
the making Of bricks. The site which
he has purchased was bought some
time ago by John 0uyer for the same
purpose. Mr.. Coke has been In the
brick business In this city a number
Of years and is well known by all our
builders.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19
D EaIsTER's ORDER.
RKersrER,s oFEroE.

AhSA6TEhb OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE Co.. DEL, Nov. 18th, 1881.
Upon the application of Joseph Lesley,
htillwell, Executors Of Allen v. Laalav
late oil New Castle Handrede N
Raid county, deceased, It IL orderad
and directed by the Register thai
the Executors aforesaid Give notice
81 granting OF Letters OF Testament
tary upon the estate OF the deceased
with the date of granting Thereof
by causing advertisements to be poafAi
within forty days from the date Of snch
LetLers In six OF the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the es-
Late 10 present the same, or abide BY an
Act Of Assembly In such case made and
provided; and also cause the same 10 he
inserted within the same period In the
WILMIH9ToH GAZETTE, q newspaper pub.
ushed In Wilmington. and to Be contIn.
osd therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
f~1 Given under the hand and sea-,
L. b. OF ONCE OF the Register Aforesaid
N-c~' at Wilmington Ia New Caatis
County aforesaid, the day ana year above
Written. .. c. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims aeainst ths
eatAte OF the deceased. must present the
same duly attested To the Executors on
or before Nov. 18th. 1852, or abide tha Aci
o. Assembly in suoh case made and pro-
Vided. JOSEPH LESLEY,
JAMES A. l.. WILSON
SIS VAIN ut street Phlla.
HENRY v. STILL WELL.
ST Walnut street, PhIla.
Or ddress-John Fl. Rodney. attornsv-
At.law, No. West Seventh street, viii
keoh, Osi' nov. y.2eod8w
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19
Gem. Carr Placed Unsler Arrest.

SAN Francisco, Jan. IA Tue.
son despatch says General Carr has
been placed under arrset by order of
the President. The cause has moi
been definitely ascertained, but it is
reported on good authority that il is on
on account of certain facts brought
out at the recent trial of the Indian
scouts"
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19

TIE one-horse car is hard on the
horse, harder on the driver, and a nniss
ance to the travelling public. The peo.
PIE hate It, the grand jury complain of
1t, and 1t is approved only by its own.
ere, to whom the people are under M
obligation. Let the ooe-borse car bs
suppressed 10 cities; until this done let
the law compel II to carry conductor
IN. 7. Herald.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-19
PreaIdent DmPOnf.

At meeting OF the Board Of Direc.
tors of the Formers Mutual Fire InsuT.
ance Company of New Castle County.
heid yesterday afternoon, Victor D1.
Font, ESQ., was unanimously elected
president in place Of Evan U. StotseD-
burg, resigned. Mr.. Stolsenburg held
the presidency for number of years.
and resigned on account OF i'll. health