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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-11
NEw MEMPnIs THRATRE-MR. AsD n


NEW MEMPHIS THEATRE-MR. AND Mas
WI. FLoaESoE-'IIany Andy" and Mis-
chievous Annie"
BLUFF CITY MUSEUM--COr. Jefferson and
Second sts.-Fine collection Of Living Curl
osites.
NEW OLYMPIC THEATR E.-New and at
tractive programme nightly. at
The Healing Pool and House Of Mercy.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
young men, on the crime Of solitude and the
errors. abuses and diseases which destroy the
manly powers, and create impediments TO
marriage, with sure means Of relief. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Ad-
dress Dr. J. sKILLTN HOUGHTON, Phila-
delphia. Pa 4-S4
A Card TO Invalids.-A Clergyman. while
residing IN South America as a missionary.
discovered a safe and simple remedy for the
cure Of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay. Dis
eases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
thewhole train Of disorders brought on BY hane-
ful and vicious habits. Great Eambers have
been already caro5 81 this noble remedy.
Prompted by desire 10 benefit the AFFLICTED
and unfortunate, willsend the recipe for pre-
PAIRING and using this medicine. in a sealed en-
vclope. 70 any one Who needs il. free II eiarSe.
PLEASE inciose postpaid envelope .sddrossei
70 yourself Address
JOSEPH 7. INMAN.
Is Station d. Bible House. NsW Hork CITY.
ne Great Need Supplied pills have been
rEaIiowoi IN millions. Salrcs have been rubsed
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The RIsToRI FUND We learnthat our
citizens contributed 5000 so to the Ris-
tori fund chat being the receipts for four
nights at the Opera House), to allow
that poor woman to settle down and en-
joy life in Europe, and that few thou
sand more viii be added to it when she
passes this city on her way North.
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PITTsBURG CoAL,-Briggs & Peterson,
Office l3 Madison street. Branch Office,
10 Union street, B. Moseley, agent.
We are the only coal merchants who
weigh on the city scales. y Y - 3
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PrrTY THIEF CoNNITTED.-Isaac Tay-
Tor, a negro who stole q shirt from a col
orod brother named Robinson, on Poplar
street, was committed fOr trial at the
Criminal Court BY Esquire Creighton
this morning.
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FoUHD.

TouND-A POCKET BOOK CONTAIN
ing watch key and small sum OF money.
The owner can have il by describing property
and raying for this advertisement
TNJiIND.-THE CHEAPEST PLACE 10
il buy Fine Pictures Of all kinds. Bngrav1c>1,
Autographs, Chr0mos and Photograph. ana
pieiurs-Frnfnc IL O'lIAkA,S. 2nl Main 81. lal
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For sale by REISHARDT & WETTER,
Is and Is Monroe street,
l42-eod II I Memphis, Tenn.


NEGRO STABBIEG AFFRAY.-Whatever
negroes see white men do, especially if
it is something bad, they will be certain
to initiate it, aud the peruicious practice
of carrying deadly weapons has been
adopted by the negroes of this city to
such an extent that every other negro
you meet on the street carries knife or
a pistol of some sort. A natural result
ofthis state of affairs is the shooting and
cutting that is being done by negroes,
who appear as if they were trying to ex-
eel the white race in this respect Two
negroes named Jerry Butler and George
Rollins had difficulty in the northern
portion of the city yesterday evening,
when the former drew a knife and
stabbed the latter in the left breast, in
flicting an ugly wound. Butler has been
arrested and is now in the station house
awaiting trial
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CHAxcERY CoURr. = The following
cases were disposed Of Saturday Henry
Laird vs. James Young ct al; final de
cree. W. B. Greenlaw vs. J. W. Sewers T;
bill dismissed Vim. Z. Butler vs. W. H.
Graf ct al; decree of sale.
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THE regular meeting of the Friendly
Sons Of St Patrick will be held this eve
ming at their hall, Main street, at 73e
pm. As the most important business Of
the year will be transacted, all mem
bers are requested to attend
JAMES BARBOUR, Secretary.
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IYCEKDIARIsM - THREE FIRES. - The
incendiaries we're at work last night,
three fires taking place, which are at
tributed to their Vaccinations About
haIfpast twelve o'clock the first alarm
was sounded, on account of flames issu'
ing from double frame house on See
ond street. near the corner of Beal. The
flames progressed with such rapidly
that very little of the furniture was saved.
The fremen were on hand promptly, and
subdued the fire, before the whole build
ing was destroyed. The northern half
was occupied by Mr.. Cannon and NJ.
Logan, whose loss amounts TO $4,000 F;
Mr.. Logan is fully insured. The other
portion Of the building was occupied by
Mrs. Robb as boarding house; a por-
ton of her furniture being saved in a
damaged condition reinsurance. Mrs.
Blake, one of the boarders, lost nearly
everything, a part of her furniture was
saved, but badly injured. The building
is owned by Mrs. Stratton loss $4,000.
The fire originated in Mr.. Cannon's
kitchen, and was undoubtedly the work
of an incendiary. A negro who was dis
charged few days since is suspected Of
setting it on fire.
While the above FIRE was progressing
and Alderman o Dennell was there, some
one broke into the cellar under bis sa-
loon, on Front street, between Gayoso
and Union, and sprinkling benzine on
the floor, set the same on fire. 1t was
discovered in time and put out easily.
A bottle that had contained benzine was
found in the cellar
A FIRE originated in the Commercial
and Argus Office, Second street, near
Adams, which destroyed all the old Com
mercial material, papers, ETC., and
washed out the composing room, The
fire was confined to the editorial and
composing rooms, the lower portion OF the
building being injured only by water
The loss amounts to $500, which is fully
covered by insurance. We learn that
the paper will be issued tomorrow as
usual. The spice mills Of c. Walsh &
Co. were injured considerably by water,
which is covered by a $4,000 policy in
the Phoenix; the policy would have ex-
PRED on Wednesday. One thousand dol
lars will repair the DAMAGE to the build
ing, which belongs to the heirs Ofthe late
Col W. B. Richmond. The fremen did
noble service at all the fires, and their
energy saved much property.
THE DEATH or Ma OSCAR HAI0.-A
meeting Of the officers and attaches Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company
held in this city yesterday, to take action
in regard to the death Of Oscar Haig,
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PITrsBuRe Coal AND GAS CoKE.
Brown & Jones, office 247 Second street.
Branch Office 359 Main street-R. G.
,Hite, agent ofu nwaol45
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BURGLAR ComnTTEp. George Mullin
was committed for trial at the Criminal
Court, after an examination before
Esquire Creighton this morning, for bur
glariously entering the house Of officer
Joyce and stealing watch and several
articles of clothing ~
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The BUIsLAYs.-To-morrow evening,
at the Greenlaw Opera House, the Buis-
lay Family, with their talented combina
ton, will present an excellent pro-
gramme for the entertainment of our
citizens. In addition to wonderful gym
nastic feats by the Buislays, the ballet
corps win display their powers, and a
pantomime be performed
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BASE BALL. Editors Public Ledger {;
The match game of base ball between
the first nine Of the Atlantic B. B. G. and
the second nine of the Eagle B. B. c.
took place yesterday on the Atlantic
ground, at the State Hospital. Game
commenced at 1890 pm, and ended at
5:3C ,. m. The score stood as follows:
First nine Atlantic Second nine-Easle.
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LOCAL NOTICES, inserted among the
reading matter, viii be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
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Tbs VOOLFOLK AFTAIR-Sam Swee-
ney has been arrested for rObbing DR..
Voolfolk. Of Versailles, Ky, Of one
thousand dollars few days since. II is
said that Sweeney was seen on the cars
With the doctor, that both went out on
the platform. and Sweeney returned
alone. DIR. Voolfolk was afterwards
found on The track with both legs broken
Sweeney says he is innocent DIR. Wool
folk IS still in DR. KellArs hospital
This morning. DR. Voolfolk being much
better, Col Beaumont took Sweeney TO
the hospital, and they had hardly entered
the apartment where the Doctor was
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION. = Royster,
Trezevant & Co. viii sell fine lot Of
furniture at their salerooms, in the JET,
ferson Block, tomorrow morning at ten
o'clock. The furniture has been used
very short time, and will be knocked
down to the highest bidder s., Is
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HIBERxIcOx.-The Hibernicon, or the
tour Of Ireland, win be exhibited FOR the
last time tonight In order TO give al
an opportunity 10 see IL, Prof MaeEvoy
has secured the Greenlav Opera House
for one night
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Special Notices.


Special Notices will be inserted in this col
amn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
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NOR RENT STANDING ROOM WHILE
you find out the truth OF the following
0,uApA Onn MAIN ST L
FOR SALE,

NOR sALE-0NE.THIRD INTEREST IN
Il Six brick stores corner Of Gayoso and De-
soto streets. All under rent. Ground rent
isASO"'''N' arr III. G. DENT & co.. !
1875 Cor. Beal and Hernando streets.
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II. B. PACKER, Pittsburg coal, Office
No. 1901 Main street. l38
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STEAM DYEIYG AND CLEAYING.--We
commend to the perusal of our readers
the advertisement under the above head.
1t will interest all to know that we have
an establishment Of this character with
such facilities and personal supervision
as will insure good work and fair prices
eodl34
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The following are the arrivals and de-
partures: al
Arrivals.
Waunita, Cincinnati.
1 Belle ST Louis, st. Louis. l
Anna, Cincinnati.
Marcella, Cincinnati.
Commercial, White river. or /
a. Cleaner, Arkansas river. y q ~ l
Octavia, Yazoo.
Westmoreland, st. Louis.
w Pauline Carroll, St Louis al (
Ae Baltic, ST. Lonis ~. - .-a-AA
Luminary, St Louis.
B l.. Hodge, Louisville.
Waverly, ST. Louis. iia7HsH 9
City Of Cairo, New Orleans.
Atlantic, St. Louis. t +
Ed. Walsh, st. Louis.
Phil. Sheridan, ST. Louis.
Lizzie Gill, Cairo. rn7r rrrr (
Robert Burns, Cincinnati.
Mercury, Louisville DO
j. G. Webb, Evansville.
Henry Ames, New Orleans. ,ee Z
NJ. Hambleton, st. Francis river
Departures. ).
Baltic, New Orleans.
B. L. Hodge, New Orleans.
Luminary, New Orleans. ,nl
Waverly, New Orleans.
2 City of Cairo, St. Louis. s3
Ia Atlantic, New Orleans
q Ed. Walsh, New Orleans.
Lizzie Gill, New Orleans.
Phil Sheridan, Vicksburg
0ctsyia, Yazoo.
2a Westmoreland, New Orleans.
Pauline Carroll, New Orleans.
Laurence, Arkansas river. ~.
Celeste, Arkansas river gf9 Fl.
Des Arc, White river.
Empire, Louisville.
Dan Able, Vicksburg.
Boats in Port.
Waunita, Belle st. Louis, Champion,
Anna, Minneola, Robert Burns, Cleaner,
Marcella southerner, Lizzie Gill, J. P.
Webb, Henry Ames, Mercury, Mollie
Hambleton, Commercial. 4fN
Boats Leaving To-day. rg
Cairo and So LouiS-The Belle st.
Louis leaves for the North this evening
at five o'clock, in charge of Capt. Alex.
Zeigler. Her Office is presided over by
Mr. C. Blenker She'll do to travel on.
Cincinnati- The Minneola leaves to-
day at 5 pm. She is a safe and com
Portable boat, and her officers, Captain
Lew. Hates and Clerk VIM. Grubbsi thor
oughly understand their calling
Miscellaneous.
Arkansas river is falling, with over
five feet in the channel below Little
Rock. White river is bank full, and
rising. The upper rivers are bank full,
but hard to navigate on account of heavy
ice, r-a s-1sr.rt ~ .-..r.s
STEAMBOAT PRINTING. We respectfully
ask our steamboat friends to call and e&-
anime the specimens of fine steamb oat
printing daily executed at the PUBLlo
LEDGER office Our prices will be found
to compare favorably with those Of Gin
cinnati or st. Louis, and to be greatly
below those asked by other city Offices.
Bring your orders directly to us, and
save the commission charged by pa ties
who take in work they are not prepared
to execute. N.|Nt sfla. I
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HARDWARE FOR THE MILLION Blood
a Co., 36l Main street, import direct
from Europe and can afford to sell cheap.
Housekeepers should inspect their stock
Of tin, iron and copperwsre.
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Il Or TB T Z VI 81 u *
TWO STEAM ENGINES.


II OFFER FOR SALE ONE REYEKSIBLE
and fifteen horse power, with three foot stroke,
and 1881 inch cylinder, forty inch boiler; thirty
feet long, with mud boiler attached. The en-
cine and machinery are new and 10 e0mPiete
running order, and may be seen at Cubbin, q
Gums foundry, on Adams street, where the
engine is now in store.
Also, ono small ENGINE, capacity six horse
power, with upright boiler in complete 0lder.
Terms-Oash or Rea' Estate 49,,
For further particulars, inquire at Cubbin 4
Gums Foundry. or of NJ. Pyne i Co., on the
levee. Memphis, Tennessee.
l35 M. n Ne.
EOa SALE OR EXCHANGE.-I HAVE
for sale orexchange for city property forty
iour acres of good land. situated four miles
oasi Of the city. having eighteen acres Of heavy
timber and n fine stream Of Bever-failing va
Ter passing through It; high, leligible sites for
BUILDING and excellent neighborhood. WIN
be igided in Eve or ten acre lots, TO suit. p
DIV To me at No. 256 Front street. or TO VIM.
Armour. No. 80 or. y. Lee BlOckl Union street.
1872 ID. III: L-lM N2nN v.
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LEGAL-The Common Law and Grim
inal Courts we're in session this morn
ing. The trial ofD. r Grace for killing
Frank Cummings will take place during
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o BOARDING..

DoARDING-FoUR OR FIVE GENTLE-
ID men can have board and Lodging py app,,yyoo
D0ARDINg,TI HAVE L LAX hoa FrV N I I
Gentleman and wife also, another. with board;
for two single gentlemen. References required
and given. A. private family-hfteen minutes.
M .tis of aav"' i''"' 1877
DOARDING.-A FEW FAMILIES CAN
Is find pleasant rooms with board, Mt Mrs.
II. ID. SMALL'S, No. 5S7 Shelby street, A,sq'
a few day borders can be accommodated heic
erences required. = ~.
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TNOR RENT.-A TWO-STORY HOUSE ON
Mulberry street, between Beal land Linden
'ie'''' ~ - IL. WALSH,
g1r7 n St Martin street.
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NOR RENT-A SMALL STORE ROOM.
suitable for doctors Office, barber shop,
!. or news office. Rent low. Apply at lob Main Main
straet, low
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associate. The Committee reported the
following BY Divine interpositiod, our
late associate and esteemed friend, Oscar
Haig, having been suddenly taken from
us,
ResOlped, That while bowling 10 the
stroke that bereft us Of our friend, we
can but regret that in the May-day Of
youth, with bright future before him,
beloved and reyered by all, that HE who
doeth all things we'll should have called
him hence
Resolred, That in the death OF our as
sociate we have lost one whom we were
proud to call our friend, and with whom
our intercourse and relations have ever
been Of the most pleasant character, and
that for ourselves and associates we ten.
der TO his griefstricken parents and
relatives our heartfelt sympathies in this
their hour ofsorrow.
Resoiped, That in memory Of our de-
parted friend and companion, all the
officers and attaches Of this office are
requested 10 wear the usual badge OF
mourning for thirty days.
ReSOiued, That committee Of two be
appointed to escort the remains to his
parents.
ResOired, That copy Of these reso-
lutions be forwarded TO the parents Of
the deceased, and also be published in
the daily papers in this city, and in the
Telegrapher.
Will. o. Woodson, VIM. Spinner, D..
o. Dyer, P. ]. Murray, J. j. Flanagan,
COMMITTEES On motion these resolutions
were unanimously adopted. a.
Messrs A. Z. Camp and A. c. Kellogg
were appointed the committee to deliver
the remains Of Mr.. Haig to his parents,
after which the meeting adjourned.
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ADoIrHE BEEsGED has charge Of the
Postofice Saloon, 70 Jefferson street,
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Coal on AND LAMPs.-A splendid as
sortment Of lamps are kept for sale by
o. f. Prescott & CO., 40 Jefferson street.
Also tinware and all kinds OF oils. Call
and see them they'll treat you well.
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NOR RENT. = A FINE BRICK RESI-
dcnce, handsomely furnished, on Main IN ST.,
yhetween Linden and Pontotoc, at Sl2D % per
month Possession given Immediately. APP
Div To- A. N. EDMONDS, 264 Front st. l3I
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CoLoRED DELEGATES. Many OF the
colored Radicals of our city are very in
dignant that no darkey was nominated
as delegate at the Radical meeting on
Saturday night and say that unless some
of the delegates resign and appoint col
ored men in their places, they will hold
a meeting and send halfmourning del
egation to the great Radical powwow that
is to be held at Nashville on the I'D.
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Observation-Disclosures DeBar closed
her engagement at the New Memphis
Theatre on Saturday night, when she
appeared as kate Hardcastle in She
Stops TO Conquer and Katherine in
the Comical Countess A large and ap.
preciative audience were present, who
gave vent to their admiration for the fair
artistic in frequent bursts Of applause.
Miss DeBar and Mr., Wheelock were both
honored with call before the curtain.
The engagement has been a highly sue
cessful one, Notwithstanding she had to
compete with the great Italian TRACE
dienne and many of our sitizens
we're afflicted with the Ristori
fever. Miss DeBar's beauty, cor
rect and chaste acting, and budding
genius have created very favorable
impression upon all lovers of the drama,
who hope Manager Thompson will give
them an opportunity of seeing her grace
the boards of the New Memphis again
this season. To. night Mrs, and Mr., W..
]. Florence will appear in Handy Andy
and Mischievous Annie. They are first
class artists, with a worldwide reputa-
ton, and many a hearty laugh can be
enjoyed by witnessing their presentations
Of the Yankee Girl and Irish boy.
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LIGHT House NoN-ExPLoslvE OH.
We offer to the public this celebrated oil,
and in doing SO we unhesitatingly pro-
nounce it superior to any burning oilin
use. 1t is non-explosive, free from
grease, it will not grease the hands, it
will not soil or grease the clothing, it is
more brilliant than gas, it produces o
soft and beautiful light, it is not so trying
to the eyes, it can be used in any kero'
sene lamp by changing or altering the
burner. 1t has been most favorably re-
ceived, and pronounced by judges to be
the best and most reliable oil now in the
market; and in consequence of the
many serious accidents arising from the
explosion of kerosene, this oil is extern
sively known and used in preference.
We are now prepared to furnish the
trade with this valuable oil, and we So
licit from the public an examination and
trial. First premium awarded at the
Louisiana State Fair, held in New Or
leans, from Nov. goth to 9th, 1866,
against all competitors. e s.
For sale by REISHARDT & WETTER,
Is and Is Monroe street,
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THE DEATH or MR OSCAR HAI0.-A
meeting Of the officers and attaches Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company
held in this city yesterday, to take action
in regard to the death Of Oscar Haig,
late bOok.keeper Of the Office, Colonel
James Coleman, Superintendent Of the
Sixth Division, was called to the Chair,
and John S. Curran, chief night operator,
was appointed Secretary. On melton,
VIII. o. WoodsoB, agent Western Asso-
ciated Press; Wm- Spinner, chief ope-
rator, and J. Murray, D. o. Dyer and J.
J. Flanagan, operators, were appointed
a committee 10 draft resolutions express
ing the regrets and symPaihies Of the
meeting at the sudden death Of their late
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T,oETFKgF-NOTICE TOGARDENbRs-
Il ire property Of J. 7. r tirsen twenty
Two anf cuc-haif acrcsl. bali mile norm o.
the Brick Church IN Ctcisca, IN nona- a te-
.r.ifirufir~ "a f.urc. Besides fh's, thcrc ar
20 escorted bearing .-uit trees. = licn WI -
irf 81 rearonaila terms. Tor cash ~ adN.nre-
rnr furthfr iniuruatiuu trqnire o. +. T. "
rtr. ~ G1fman saEinE. ln.lli1i.ei.-
IN TrFSE FOR THREE YhAkS-A
e. 80 tritt house on Hcrrando street
I,s-f. III. q. DENT A co.
Cor. Dcal and Hernando streets
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For LEASE.

NOR LEAsE-FivE ACRES OF LAND on
Il Kerr Avenue. 2 miUs from the city Tor a
''iih o. se-'' a. N. EDMONDs.
81 Front street. or
a. W. ERALER.
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DouBTFUL-The Appeal tells story
of a poor little Italian boy selling his
overcoat to raise funds to pay his way
into the Opera House to see Ristori, and
that the latter on hearing of it presented
him with fine new overcoat. We heard
that yarn before, but it happened a little
farther North, and feel inclined to doubt
whether Ristori bought him new coat,
or that he even was fool enough to sell
his old one. ~. ~,
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before he exclaimed, Hes the man
who threw me on the train This
Gxes the crime on Sweeney, and will
certainly insure his conviction.
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Andrew c. Mcclure. umpire: D. 7. FOgerty.
scorer Eagle Club j. Cook, scorer Atlantic
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS.
II two csterns, stable, etc. Inquire OF T..
VANHORN. 1877 Main street. I5o
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WANTS.

.WTANTED "A SITUATION AS BAR
w keeper or Assistant Barkeeper, either In
city or ahoat, BY young man Of extensive ac-
quaintanco among the business men Of Mem;
phs. Best city references as TO habits and
character. At present employed as Assistant
Book keeper. Object steady employment.
Any person in need Of such person can have
an Interview by addressing for ten days,J D,
81. No. 800 Main street. - ' 1859
W ANTED.-A PARTNER WITH $500
w in business just about TO be established
In this city.
Parties feeling interested must call within
tho next three days, as we mean what we say,
and TO business Immediately.
Particulars given by
- - 49, O, y; POOL, !.
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The Port of Memphis.

The river is rising rapidly. Business
active. Weather cloudy and damp
The following are the arrivals and de-
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NOR RENT--ONE FINE FROM OFFICE.
L Apply on the PREMISE, No. lvU Man NAN
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Jusr RECEIVED, at Crowder & Co. 9,
PA Front street, large lot Of cigars
and Killickiniek smoking tobacco, in
half barrels; offered for sale at very rea
souable prices. 1871
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NOR RENT "A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE
on corner Pigeon Roost Road and Orleans
S''o''' "Prj. ". DICKINSON & BRO,
$40 ,rs - rT. - 30 ntstreet