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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-13
The Port of Memphis.

The river steadily rises at this point.
The Southerner is advertised for New
Orleans at five this afternoon.
To- morrow evening the Mollie Ham
beton will depart for the st. Francis
river country.
WANTED.-A situation as steamboat
clerk, by gentleman of experience and
integrity, with best city reference. In
quire at the LEDGER printing office. t
Steamboatmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the PUB
Lie LEDGER Office, our arrangements
enabling us to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West We invite steam boatmen to
examine our styles of work and prices.
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General Market.

lWHoLkAJE PRICES
APPLES-Dull; selling at "a &c 90 y barrel
BRAN-Dull, at $S7 to S38 q ton.
BUTTER-Choice yellow is in fair demand,
with little on the market; selling at 40 s43c; in
ferior at is g95c Goshen, 40c.
BEESWAX-In demand at Doc.
BAGGING-Quiet and dull; India. A@25c
Kentucky machine. "a @25c.
C0kN-Tho market rules qgiet, with a small
local trade doing; shelled white and yellow
rule at, so Ss5c; ear corn is fcarce and in
demand.
COFFEE-Dull. with light jobbing trade
doing; prices arc firm and unchanged Rio,
23G26c; Laguyra. 30932c; Java, IS 40c.
CHICKENS-Market steady, with ample re-
ceipts; selling at SIS 50d6 90.
CHEESE-Quiet: Western Reserve. 15@16c
factory, 16lS@7c; English Dairy. l619 TO lie.
CEMENT-Quiet al 81 25@4 so q Dbl,
FGGS-Are firm at SIC = dozen.
FL0UR-1he market this morning was dull (;
family to fancy. 50 % to 10 per Dbl superhse.
FIsH-Quiet, with fair jobbing trade doin g.
North Carolina white shad, half barrel, IS So,
family Roe behring's. half barrel. IS so; cut
barrel: Sl1S2i; p half barrel. So OOSll; . kit.
So 5093; No. 2 o barrel, S2l y half barrel,
Sll; y kit. 50 rs; No. 3, q half barrel. $40 (; p
kit, So 50@2 60; white fish. o half barrel, S7G9
GREAsEEPirm at rose y pound for ship
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and nominal at 81
2 keg; 81 80 y half kee; So 25 2 quarter keg.
HAY-Firm. at SCI G23 on landing.
HIDES-Iu fair demand; flint, lSc: sailed,
10Gl0lSc; green. T9sc.
.LEATHER-quiet and steady. Oak soles
46@5Oc; homiook, 4Oa43c; harness, 5000;
skirtine. 45Stso uppers, ? dozen, ss5 5094S I;
MOLASSES--Mnrket inactive; New Orleans
20 85c sorghum, 65 75c: syrups. slaSl so
MEAL-stesdy; choice, "a 25 to "a 50.
0ATS-Steady, with fair receipts; selling at
rs soc.
ONI0Ns-stsady at Sc 5Oa7 q Dbl, in store.
PR0VISI0NS-The market was quiet and
steady, and a small trade doing; mess pork,
so 5Oa8; prime, Sl9; rump, Sl1 00als; sides
asT. gear b1s SSes idss psn
csnyassed hams, l5@l6c; new sugar CURED,
IL disc. Lard firm, with a fair demand key
leaf, l3lz l4c; tierce, 10 Sl3sSc.
PQTAf0ES-Are duil, with light receipts.
PAINTS. OILS, ETC.-rbe market is mac
two. We quote white lead. as to quality, l2@
Ice American nine, o6l0c' French zine, IL.
Ice; linssed oil, 81 cool Is; turpentine, 10
RYE sEED-Dull; selling at 81 o5sl IS ,
bushel.
ROPE-Dull: s@sc for machine.
RICE-Quiet at ll@l 4a p y.
SALT-Steady al 3 7544 90 p Dbl.
SUGAR-scarce and stiff: crushed and pow
dered, lsslslzc; coffee sugars. l61<9171le.
TALLOW-fn demand at 91<c d n.
TAR-Quiet at So Z. dozen kegs.
TURPENTINE-Fi Firm at SOC , gallon.
TOBACC0-Q A ire stock Is on hand
and new supplies are received daily. We quote
leaf at 81 0O9l 40; fancy Nirinia,
new work, Sal Is; fine bright. rounds. $l41
l0i medium do. pounds, T59Soc; common
hrisht, pounds. S509T5c; due fancy smoking
75cdSl 30.
WHFAT-Is in fair demand at 50 20a2 50
for choice white, and 81 1901 IS for spring.
WHISKY-Market steady and quiet, with q
small trade doing. Sales Of common a 81 so
2 So: Bourbon. SG6.
woOL-In fair demand; unwNhsd. lss2Ac
washed. 2Saaoc r pound.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER BIRTH ABRAHAM.
According to previous announcement,
a new lodge of the above named order
was opened by our Jewish citizens yes
terday by the Il. W. G. NJ. Of the United
States Grand Lodge, S. r. Biesenthal,
Esq, of Louisville, Kentucky, assisted by
the G. r. of the District Grand Lodge
Nos 2, II. Nassauer, Esq, of Nashville,
Tenn. The said lodge was named He
brew Lodge No. It's a benevolent
order for its members, and also an aid to
devotion for all the members of the order
at large. The new lodge was instituted
and the officers installed by the above
named grand officers with the most sol
emn, appropriate and becoming ceremo-
MES, and the following were its officers
installed; Martin Cohen, Esq, E.; j.
Levy, V. E.; Jacob Kaliski, Secretary
l.. Levy, Treasurer; S. Peyser, J. G.
H. Goodman, Cond. ; B. Louis, 0. G.
NJ. Bren, P E. After the officers we're
installed the said grand officers, Messrs.
Biescnthal and Nassauer, delivered a
lecture in behalf of the order, and
specially for this new lodge, which was
received and marked by its new members,
who will always bear in their minds the
good object for which this new lodge was
organized, which is our sincere wish for
the new lodge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-13

The RACE FOR MUNICIPAL OFFICES.
On Saturday night the Board of Alderr
men settled the hash of applicants for
city offices by election. The under
standing that the contest would be de-
cided at the meeting occasioned the as
semblage of large number of specta-
tors, some anxious to witness the triumph
of friends, and others from curiosity.
The result was as follows: City Con-
troller, R. D. Baugh; City Register, il.
R. Richards (re-elected); Treasurer, W.
H. Bridges (re-elected) City Attorney,
R. ]. Morgan re-elected); City Engi-
neer, j. II. Humphreys; Hospital Ply
stefan, DR.. j. M. Keller (re-elected);
Chief of the Fire Department, VIM.
Kehoe IRE elected; North Market Mas
ter, P. Connolly; South Market Master,
c. Bowen; Lumber Inspector, Martin
Bohlen; Keeper of Court Square, Ed
ward Heating (re-elected); Keeper of
Market and Auction Squares, John
Kaurz (re-elected); Sergeant-at.Arms,
Charles Smith (re-elected); Dredge
Boat Keeper, John Harvey, (re'elected);
City Inspector, J. H. Cash. 1t was gem
orally understood on the street that as
clean sweep would be made of those who
had not actively labored for the success
of the administration now in power, it
being taken for granted that the then
incumbents had been mere lookers-on
in Vienna" However that may have
been, only two important changes were
made, Mr.. Baugh being substituted in
the Controllers Office for Mr. Clark, and
Mr.. Humphreys in the Engineers office
for Mr.. Foster, whom ex.Mayor Lohand
mad once or twice vainly sought to re-
move
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NOTICE.

L WILL EXCHANGE BUILDING LUM-
/ Der for a small stock Of Groceries, provi-
sions. or Dry Goods consisting Of Calic0cs.
Domestics, Wool Gocds, Hats. Boots and ehoes,
ana Clothing, suitable for country store.
Three or four yoke Of OXEN wanted.
The lumber 10 be saved - Eddins mill, in
Memphis. az mouth Of Wolf river. All he
lambsr saved according TO the order OF pur-
Apply to me. at EDnINs' saw MILL.
is DEXTER CURTIS,
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Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

PUBLIC LEDGER UFFICE,
Monday Evening. January ID. 1868.
City Scrip continues on the upward tendency.
Dealers are willing to buy at SOC and little
higher. but holders are shy, not caring to part
with it at that figure. There was no settled
basis Of operations this forenoon. the market
being in a "what-will-you-give what-will-you-
take" condition.
County Scrip is dull. and nominally 65c buy
ing. and So to zoe selling.
Police Scrip remains steady, dealers buying
at Sc. and selling at S5c. There is very little
on the market.
There is little change in Tennessee money,
which We quote as before: Bank of Tennessee
told issue), 2s; Bank of West Ten
nessee. 40; Bank of Chattanooga, 10; Bank Of
Middle Tennessee. 90; City Bank. 80; Nor
chants Bank, IS; Northern Bank. 30; 0coee
Bank, 10; Planters Bank. 9s; Union Bank. 9s;
Shelbyville Bank, So; Southern Bank. 20; Ira
ders' Bank. 90. Nothing is transpiring in
stocks.
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So We will sell Ladies', Misses and
ChiIdren's shoes very cheap, as we
desire TO close out this branch of our
business. WELLS a. COLL,
267 Main Street.

The SETTLE-FosTER MURDER CASE
The PRISONER DIsoHARGED.-It will be
remembered that several months ago DR..
M. Settle of Pamela county, Mississippi,
was found dead in road leading out
from Sardis; that Gen. Armstrong Eos
ter, who left the town with him, was ar
rested on suspicion of having committed
the crime ami that the military wrested
the prisoner from the civil authorities
for trial by Military Commission. About
a week ago the investigation before the
Commission, ordered by Gen. Ord, closed
its la5ors at Holly Springs. Gen. Fos-
ter's attorneys were Major L. P. Cooper,
of Pamela county, Gen. Featherston,
Col. II. w. Walter and Hon. j. W. c.
Watson, of Holly Springs, and after
long and thorough examination of the
case, the Commission declared him guilt
less, and he was accordingly discharged.
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OJaJoB 0FTioK.-iTihe PJBLio fIEDuib
lob printing department has been lately
supplied with the latest and most az
proved patterns of type, borders and
presses, and is better prepared than ever
to accommodate the mercantile public,
Our prices will continue to be the most
reasonable in the city, while our work is
guaranteed TO give satisfaction. We have
the saly complete printing Office in the
city, and will continue to give our Gus
toners inducements no others in this
market can afford. Call and see. I
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ESTRAY.

CTRAYED OR ST0LEN-A small. brown
- MULE. years old, reached name and tail,
tritcher mark on both hind legs; Scared under
both fetlocks. A liberal reward will be paid
for his return TO TIM HEALON, at Taylor,
Ceok 4 Co.'s go Front street. ll3~
OTRAYED OR STOLEN-FROM NO. ITO
- Court street, one BLACK COW, Tor ye irs
old, mark not recolected: also. one two-year
old RED HEIFER. marked. cropped both ears
and under bit in the tight. and branded on the
left hin o. CT. Any information leading to
their recovery will be literally rewarded BY
III o. G.. JONES.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE.-BY MUTUAL CONSENT.
~ 1. 4. and j. l.. Clark have this day With
drawn from the firm Of DAShlhLL, Hill,
LIZARD 4 co. The business viii be carried
on in the future By Deshiell 4 Hiliiart. who
assume ans viii settle the liabilities OF the late
MI III nAsHIFLL. HILLIARD & co.
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A FEMALE FUGITIvE OvERHAULED.-
Some time since it was announced that
q young girl, named Lizzie Perkins, who
left her home in Desoto county with a
uegress and came to this city, had gone
to Cincinnati with negro man. Yes
terday Col. Beaumont received dis
patch from the Chief of Police of Gin
cinnati, announcing that the missing
girl had been found there living in open
lewdness with a negro. We understand
an effort will be made to secure her
return home, but it will doubtless result
only in another fight with some sooty
Lothario.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
FOR n e NJ r..

L'0R RENT
A DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE.
containing six rooms and kitrhen-No. 43I
Shelby. between Beal and Linden streets.
n lis " GALBREATH, STEWART & co.
TSOR EFNT--25 ACRES LAND ON NEW
L Raleigh road, "a miles from Court Square.
Amply to c. II. D0RI0N, JR., firm OF Mosby
X Dorion. 3A Front street tup stairsl. I'D
NOR RENT-HANDS0 FURNISHED
MRS. BANKHEADS,
11Aa Ill Washington street.
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MINK FURs---A choice lot for sale
az New York cost nj
l2l A. sEEsSEL a. SONS.

NIcE white handkerchiefs, l0c; best
pins aud needles, SC; ladies' linen col
lars, sc; hoods, soc; A No. l nubias,
soc; breakfast shswls, 75c. ]. Il. LOew-
enstiue & Bros, Clay building, open till
g pm.
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MINK FURs--A choice lot for sale
at New York cost at
I2I A. SEESSEL a. SONS.

CHEAP PUBLICATIONS Appleton Il
Co., New York, have just published
Dickens at price sufficiently cheap to
place it in the hands of even the poorest.
The edition alluded to is rated as follows {;
American Notes, 10 cents; Christmas
Stories, rs cents; Pickwick, Oliver
Twist, Old Curiosity Shop, etc., 20 cents
each. For sale by Cowperthwait, Chap
man & Co., 279f Main street
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.

of twelve rooms, cistern. out houses. and all
necessary apnurtenances for q boarding mousse
Situation, 0 block and half from Court Square.
Inquire at 3O4 Second street. ITO
TOR kENT-TWO HOUSES ON MARKET
street, Nos 100 and 10s, one containing
seven rooms, kitchen and store room the oth-
or has three rooms. kitchen and large, back
porch, with plenty good cistern water ana large
T;t;aanS iTn;on Rank sat-
TOR RENT-THE HOUSE. NO. 25g DESC
IL to street For particulars apply to
MRS. LEVY,
oct IT'S Second street.
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srorrAnr OF rnr ConMrncIAL BAxk

SToPpAoE OF THE COMMERCIAL BANK
or MsMruis In a card published this
morning, Mr.. jesse W. Page, jr., Presi-
dent Of the Commercial Bank of Mem
phis, announced the stoppage of that
institution. We print his card as mat
ter Of general interest;
Owing to the general financial distress,
the extreme scarcity Of currency, our
total inability to realize on our assets
and unexpected disappointment in ar
rangements already made, this Bank IS
forced to discontinue business. Having
done all 10 my power to sustain the Bank
and protect its depositors, / regret ex-
ceedingly that we are forced to this alter
native, but further sacrifice on my part
cannot be made in time to avoid this
result. will say to my friends that the
assets of the Bank are largely more than
sufficient to meet all its liabilities, and
that will do all in my power to see that
every depositoris paid as soon as possible.
J. w. PAGE, JR., President.
MEMPHIS, January 10, 1868.
Outside of financial circles this an
nouncement will doubtless occasion sur
prise, but the event has long been
anticipated by those familiar with the
workings and condition of our banking
institutions. 1t will be remembered that
upward of two years ago the Commercial
Bank was seized by the Government for
its alleged participation in the cotton
affairs of Parkman, Brooks & Co., to
whom Mr.. G. N. Carleton, then Surveyor
Of Customs, had made large advances in
Government funds. The circumstances
are yet fresh in the public mind, and
re ouire no restatement. That the bank
was seriously crippled by this affair is
generally understood, and the unfavora-
BILE condition of the country since has
afforded little opportunity for recovery.
The bank struggled as long as possible,
but finally yielded to theinexorable logic
of necessity, and succumbed.
The partial stagnation of business has
materially decreased the lines of de-
posts in all the banks. Since the
trouble above alluded to the Commercial
Bank has been stripped of much of the
patronage it formerly enjoyed, and we
learn that it ewes comparatively little to
depositors. At present, besides those
buying cotton on orders, there are few
commercial men who keep large balances
in the banks, the majority Of other BUSH
ness men using nearly everything in
their daily business transactions. The
Commercial Bank had little of this class
of patronage, and will therefore find less
difficulty in settling with dcpositors.
Mr.. Page seems confident of his ability
to meet the full demands of depositors,
in time We sincerely hope this will
prove the case, both on their and his
own account. There are few bankers
who have possessed and still possess a
larger circle of devoted friends than Mr..
Page, who has never omitted to favor
the public when it lay ia his power to do
so. He has been generous and obliging
and there are few who will fail to believe
he will do all that man can to protect
tho oraditora Of the hank against loss
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So You Will find bargains in Over
coats and Clothing this week at
WELLS d. COILS,
267 Main Street.
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BRiGGs & PETERSON. Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. No. ii Madison street.
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LINDAUER, ARNOLD 4 Co., 81 Main
street, are still offering the greatest in
ducements to purchasers. T
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CARPETS and furniture can be had at
Ames, Beattie & Jones', 396 Main street,
at as low prices as any other house in
the city. Give them call. HIS
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TAKEN UP.

rI,AKEN UP-ONE BAY HORSE, ABOUT
ten years old hind feet white. and white
face. The ewuer can got him by proving Drop
erty and paying charges. Inquire at Desoto
stable No s. Union street. ll5
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ATTENTION COMPANY Il, Third REcI-
MENT MILITIA.--You are ordered 10 report
at l62 Main street, Immediately. By
order Of II. Marks, lst Lieutenant. lis
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GENTS good calf boots, 81 so; gents
good all linen bosom shirts, 81 so; gents
good suits of clothing, Sc. ]. H. Loew-
enstine & Bros, No. 23l Main street,
are determined to sell out.
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ALL linen table cloths, % cents. All
linen towels, la cents ]. Il. Loewen-
slime & Bros, No. 23l Maine street.
The Apods must be sold.
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IMPOKTANT.-If you want CRATES set or
smoking ehimneys cured, leave orders a.
sO6 Main street, or call on
lis J. l.. McALExEY.
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CLOTHING below cost, at Lindauer, Ar
mold & Co.'s, 3ll Main street. t
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WAITS.


WANTED
A boy about eighteen years Of age. Must
come well recommended.
CHARLES HOWARD.
6s In Jefferson street.
VNANTkD-A SITUATION AS COOK OR
w Housekeeper, in a Hotel or Boarding
liz No. 100 JEFFERSON STREET.
WANTED-To PURCHASE ALL KINDS
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
in large or small quantltics,
FoR SALE-A large lot ef SECOND HAND
FURNITURE, which will be sola very low;
also A MAGNIFICENT TRAVELLING EX.
HTBITI0N, in complete order. will be sold
Low for Cash. Apply at
No. 80 Jefferson street,
7e-1R Between Main and Second
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPrCY.-The fol-
lowing petitions in bankruptcy have been
filed with the Clerk of the United States
Court since the last publication:
James H. Wheeler, Fayette county.
Green l.. Irwin, McNairy county.
julius Freed, Shelby county.
H. E. Wade, Fayette county.
W. Bloss, Shelby county.
John R. Jones, Fayette county.
A. II. Bowling, HardemaD county.
%. E. Crosby, Shelby county.
Samuel Dickins, Shelby county.
Geo. A. Akin, Gibson county.
l.. W. Blakemore, Gibson county.
John H. Brinkley, Shelby county.
John W. Sypkins, McNairy county.
Thos. S. Williams, Obion county.
Holman & Goldman, Shelby county.
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LADIES' cloaks, So; misses clOaks,
extra cheap; A No. l all wool blankets,
- so. J. II. Loewenstine and Bros,
Clay hnildinr. Mnst be sold.
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GO 10 $50 Main street and supply
yourself with ticlxets i'm the Grand
Special Scheme of the Raleigh Nine
raj Springs. Tickets 30. 1877
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IGOR RENT-THE OFFICE,
No. IL MADISON STREET,

Lately occupied by the Appec, as counting
room. Also large room in the second story,
occupied by the same. Inquire of
WHITMORE & CO.,
At tho LEDGER office.
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CHEAr FURNITURE AID CARPETs.-
John A. Dickinson, Irving Block, is
selling his entire stock Of carpets, oil
cloths, curtains and furniture at cost for
cash. He has a splendid stock, and we
advise all in want to call on him at
once. ll6
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CHATTEL MORTGAGES for sale at thi!
office
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FoR SALE.

VIOR SALE-THE VACANT LOT ON THE
II Northwest corner Desoto and Elliott sts..
5Ox10O feet. Inquire Of f. VANH0RN, at ~
NJ lain street NIL
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PIPE AND CANE.-The parties who took
the above articles from the Appeal edi-
torial rooms, will consult their interests
by returning them Immediately. ia
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CHRISTMAS presents to suit every one in
price and quality, at Lindaur, Arnold Il
Co.'S, 3ll Main street T
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MoUkNIYG dresses dyed in twenty
four hours, at 357 Shelby street. 1920
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OVERTON HOTEL,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.


This new and spacious Hotel, pleas
antly situated on Main street.-The great
business thoroughfare Of the city-is now
complete in all its appointments, and can
not be surpassed for elegance and COM
fort by any hotel in the South and West
The proprietor, late Of the Planters
Hotel, Augusta, Georgia, pledges him
self to give entire satisfaction to its
patrons by keeping strictly first class
hotel [92 III S. B. ROBINS 4 Co,
MATTRESSES Of all kinds on hand and
made to order, by Martin Eyke, Az
Monroe street. us
HOTEL D'EURoPE- The sale Of the
entire furniture Of the Hotel d'Europe
will take place tomorrow morning, at 10
o'clock positively. W. Fl. Passmore &
Co are the anctioneerS
CALL and examine our prices and
,oodr rT1 Ir-DarrR- AnVoI.D A Co.
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Cotton Market.

SUp to the hour of going to press We could
learn of no transactions on which to base quo
tations.
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A bleached domestics, l2}c; brown
domestics, lOc; linseys, l69c; A No. l
fine cassimeres, soc; dress goods, less
than cheap. J. II. Loewenstine d Bros,
No. 23l Main street. Call and see.
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills ef Lading. Dray
Tickets, and ell kinds Of Blanks for sale
at this Office. I
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EOR RENT

STORES Nos. "a AND 80 POPLAR STREET.
with twelve rooms over them. These are fine
stands for business. and only few feet from
the Overton Hotel. Rent moderate. Inquire
nj the I.rnaER Counting Room.
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ID n. N . n X rs
ocULIsT,

CURES ALL KINDS or SORE EYES.
- LQfice in Bethel Block, up stairs kntraace
on Main street. lee-i1s