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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-05
BREVITIES.

The nights are decidedly cool
German picnic at Humboldt Park to-
day,
Col. John W. Dawson returned this
morning from a trip North.
Gen. James Pagan reached our city
this morning, from Little Rock. He is
looking well, and brings a good report
from Arkansas. His many friends here
give him a hearty welcome.
A young man who had lost the key
hole of his room in building not far
from the northeast corner of Main and
Washington street, undertook the feat Of
going up the spout" He stripped him
self of all extra clothing to mere
feathers weight, and started gently on
his perilous trip, like a cat with muffled
paws crossing a pile of loose shingles.
When about the hight of two stories
from the ground the spout went down,
and like the youth under the Natural
bridge, he found himself in perilous
situation. He seized window-shutter,
and held on like "a lively icicle. His
shouts for help we've given with vim
that proved his sincerity. Two men
rushed up stairs and managed to haul
him in after he had chung to the window
shutter about FIVE minutes, and was just
ready to give up and go down.
The Appeal of this morning publishes
a long letter from the wife of Major John
H. Ward, who was lately killed by DIR.
Knode at Hot Springs The letter is
intended to answer an article which was
published in the LEpGER some time
since. Various statements contained
therein are denounced as false. A
milder word might have answered as
well and made as good an impression
on the public. As to the editors Of the
LEDGER having any malice " in the
iaas,er, that we respectfully beg leave to
disclaim. We take no sides In such af-
fairs, and have no cause either for malice
or Partially in this particular instance.
If the account published favored one
side more tbas tho other it was simply
owing to the sources from which our in
formation was derived, and not from any
preconceived favoritism. The answer
appears Ia saoiher paper and as we
have not been requested to make any
correction, it is reasonable to infer that
none is desired. Mrs Ward goes farther
Than a mere reply, and attacks Mr. Am;
mons, and her statements are entitled t9
the consideration of those concerned.
We are not Mr.. Ammons attorney, and
l.. do not propose to fight his domestic bat
ties.
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nnArs LEAYING rn.pAY.
RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS

RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS.
The river is declining at Vicksburg
and this port, as well as at Cairo, while
at st. Louis it is stationary, with a six
inch rise anticipated. At Quincy the
river is rising steadily, and is now three
feet six inches above low water mark.
ADubuque dispatch Of ihe 3D. says: THE
river has risen seven inches to-day, and
is reported on a stand at st. Paul, but is
still pouring out of the tributaries" The
Missouri is in bad condition, and no inn
provement expected yet. The Arkansas
is declining, with four feet large to Little
Rock, and two feet above there to Fort
Smith. White river has four feet to
Augusta, and three feet above there to
Jacksonport. Business at the levee is
dull Weather clear and pleasant
Joe Carroll, pilot on the City of vicks-
burg, reports eight feet of water at Plum
Point and six feet at Island 81. He also
reports the r. Z. Lee still hard aground
at the latter place, with the Carrie V.
Kountz tightening her freight. The
Susie Silver is laying above Island 81
with yawl out searching for a channel
with sufficient water to permit her pas
sage,
The Legal Tender brought in two bales
of new cotton from Anderson's landing
and one from Augusta. She had also a
fair trip of people. She will return to
morrow for all points on White river.
Dan Cunningham aud family returned
this morning on the Belle Memphis from
a pleasure trip to Minnesota.
The Memphis and Arkansas river
Packet Company will to-day send out
their connections freight and passenger
steamer, Thomas II. Allen, for all points
on the Arkansas to Little Roek, where
she will connect with light-draught
steamers for Fort Smith and points on
the Arkansas, also connecting with the
stages for Hot Springs Clay Rice goes
in command.
A Louisville telegram this morning
announces the arrival at that port Of the
Cornelia and Belle Memphis, from Edin-
burg to New Orleans. How those
steamers got into the Ohio river from
the ocean is a question that the author
Of the dispatch may answer.
There is bat six feet Of water lstick
measured at Island 81. and bat eight feet
at Plum Point
The Mary Boyd came in this morning
from the Arkansas, with good trip.
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TRE FALL TRADE.-All our business
men anticipate large trade this fall, and
it is nearly time they we're letting their
friends in the country know what prepa-
rations they have made to receive and
dispose Of the new crop, as we'll as the
advantages they can offer in the way Of
furnishing supplies for families and plan
iations. In this connection We take
leave to state to our merchants generally
that the LEDGER Book AND Jon Rooms,
being lately supplied with variety of
new material aud fast presses, can print
circulars and cards in the best style of
the art typographical, and at prices lower
than any other establishment in the
South. We employ printers who are acs
quainted with all branches Of the craft,
and can turn out such jobs as will be a
credit to Memphis; besides, they are old
residents here, and deserve the patron
age Of all who desire to encourage home
artisans aud add to the prosperity Of our
growing city. The favors Of our mer-
chants and friends will be received at
our counting-room on Madison street,
and attended to promptly and care
fully.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
True nomy
Is POUND ~ THE
BOOT!

rrHE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE GREAT
| ST. Louis Fair for 1879 was awarded o. ne
manufacturers 0fthis beautiful boot. iteom-
bines al the utility Of the ecNcd boot aii- 70
rbeannee. of the perrcj boot. IT, cousirnc-
ton Il in this wise, instead % pegs, recu liAf
shared brass screw = driven into ne a.ie = utn
damn. and smoothly aud securely clinclrds
ti~hf fhat fher can never rp Or rIre Hay.
They have all the Tmoothncll anl ei-.iiciy 81
Ire seucd boot, and none n TIE di.1dfal..
tarcs attaching q the pcrre1 bot ~
ne 1900 fs-fs. fhuT ue lurnIsh fou vita
sc,,effirr thatls irdced economical. We
ave I. fresh TIA Of al kinds Of h.g't ana
chora Tor ladies. rrlts. ulIHarE anI rlIIiIrHf
49,, ! a. line 81 sloa ofaameuts. ullc1 -
Mn seii Al Wholesale ard retail.
Jos. J. ~ ~ a Co,
st IA hain street.
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pea,h or Mr.. ~. M. cnsn.

raacis Marion Cash, a promi-
nent and highly esteemed citizen. aged
forty-fye died at his residence, on Court
street, Of dysentery, Saturday night at
ten o'clock, after painful illness of
nearly two weeks. He was native Of
Caldwell county, Kentucky, and was
born at Princeton. He came to Mem
phis about the year 1915, and has lived
in the county of Shelby ever since. He
married here and leaves his wife and
large family Of children. Before
the war he was one Of the firm of Cash Il
Falls, cotton buyers, who carried on a
heavy business More recently he was a
partner of Major j. j. Murphy in the
banking business, but year or so ago
he returned to the cotton and commits
sion business. Mr. Cash was man of
superior business qualifications, and was
usually very successful. He was a prom
inent Mason and a member of the
church. He was devoted husband,
indulgent father and warm friend In
all his transactions he was upright and
honorable, and his loss will be mourned
by large circle of friends and acquaint-
ances. The funeral took place this
morning from the late residence Of the
deceased. Rev DIR. White performed
the services, in the presence of the fam
lily and large concourse Of bereaved
relatives and friends Mr.. Cash was
conscious to the last, and was perfectly
resigned to die. In his last moments he
called his wife, children and friends
around him, gave them his blessing, ex-
planned his worldly affairs, and then fell
back on his pillow and calmly breathed
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TBE amateur tournament is still going
on at CadRus'. 10
We would respectfully Announce to our
patrons and friends that we are eglarg-
ing and making extensive improve
meu,s to meet the increasing demands
Of our busisess. We will offer extra
inducements to our ;obbing friends and
the public in general, to make SOON for
a large stock of goods, in our line, that
we are daily awaiting. and will give
them the same prompt attention as
heretofore. 5. hAUFNAS d DAo''
Nos. As and AZ Jefferson street, south
west corner Second.
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M,vpu,s Tur,rrp -Billv Emerson

MEMPHIS THEArER-Billy Emersons
minstrcls gave their last performance
Saturday night to well-6lled house
Their engagement was quite success,
and it seems altogether likely that the
efforts of the management will meet the
generous support they so well deserve,
and that the theater will be but seldo I'M
closed during the season. TIE best
talent has been secured, and the enter
tainments to be offered are such as the
best theaters North afford Tonight
Prof. Haselmeyer, the wonderful pres
tidigetator, will appear. His perform
ances always attract large crowds in
other places, and when once seen excite
the wonder and admiration Of all be-
holders. He will only be here three
nights.
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MANsFoRD.-The latest daily papers
from New York, Chicago, New Orleans,
Cincinnati and other cities can always
be had at Mansfords Catholic book store,
corner of Second and Monroe streets;
also the Bazaar Of Fashion, the sporting
and story papers and the illustrated
weeklies, besides stationery books, ETC.,
10 supply any demand.
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EN~oss 4 SoS have received all the
dailies aaS week.-Mrs. due, aud can sup
ely their patrons st eli times With the
latest news aud cEFsss; literature from
All parts Of .he world. Call and get the
Southern Culiivator.
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Fer Ii,pe, cement. plaster, plaster
ing hair asd urs brick go 10
BUCBANAE, HORTON d Co.,
10 FroRt street.

RENovAL.-Mr. Ernst, the electro gold
and silver platter, has removed from the
Jackson Block TO mora commodious
quarters, at ~ Monroe street. See card
and references on another page. :
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sTRAYEp OR STOLEN.

+ OsT OR sTOLEN-A HANDSOME fViS-
fcr elut-" Nellie "-variafatcd liver
color Had on tar-paid collar A liberal re-
ward viii BE- paid for her return 70 -,
DICKINSON. WILLIAMS ~.
- 40 Front street.
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New York Money market.

By ,. T. ana A. IeIegTuph.I
NRw YORK, September s, 2 p.m.--Govern-
ment securities are heavy-in sympathy with
the decline in gold. Sterling exchange is dull
at 1895 for sixty day bills. Gold loaning Cat.
Money continues easy at to ner cent.
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South Memphis scboOi,weIlington
st. w. Ii. Bowers, Principal. ll1-2

We would respectfully announce to
our patrons and friends that we are i'm
proving and enlarging our establishment
to meet the increasing demands OF our
business. We have occupied the house
adjoining old stand, on Jefferson street,
for the purpose of transacting a whole
sale business in the full sense of the
word. Our retail department will be
carried on at the old stand as usual. In
order to make room for 2 large stock OF
goods in our line, now en- route, we will
offer extra inducements TO the trade IN
general, and will give them the same
prompt attention as heretofore.
S. KAUFMAN & Bro,
45 and Al Jefferson and 24l Second
streets, Memphis, Tenn.
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Fresh OYSTERS received daily att ID.
Edwards S, Headquarters Oyster, Fish and
Game Depot, 27S Second street. I
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MERCHANTS, remember everything 70
our line the best and the cheapest.
p II. WADE & Co, 297 Main.
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FoR sALE-A good secondhand en-
CINE. 30-horss power, at Randall a
Heaths foundry. corner Winchester and
Second streets y
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so HOurs-New York Dailies.
Joe Locke, 23e I-2 Main street, re-
eeives the Herald, world, Times.
Tribune, Sun and Journal of Conn
merce; also, the weekIies, etc.;
through ia Fifty Hours. 1F-t
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QUININE is good, but Stones Tonic
Syrup is better. No cure, no pay ~
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A LUXURY OF THE PERIOD. -Regarded
from the economic standpoint, Sea Moss
Farine appears to over-shadow every
other vegetable nutrient. 1t contains
as we are informed on good scientific
authority-nearly ninety per cent. of
nourishing, fattening gelatine; and. of
all gelatine substances used in cooking,
it is said to be the cheapest by over fifty
per cent, as well as the most digestible.
We give these statements, which are au-
thenticated by the signatures of men of
eminent reputation, as vouchers for the
opinions we have ventured to express on
the economic importance of the new ar
ticle cf diet. AS to its delciousness, the
proof of the pudding is in eating it; !"
and we feel confident that no man or
woman who has once eaten of blanc
mango, pudding, custard, cream, Char
lotte Russo, or any other delicacy pre-
pared with this marine Godsend will
deny its claim to rank among the table
Injuries of the period. cod
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New Yoss vot,on Market.

By S. p. and A. telegraph
NEW YORK. September 5, 2 p.m.-The mar
ket is firm and holders asking higher prices;
sales, on the spot. $50 bales; for future deliv-
cry, $500 bales-September at 1915; October,
III; December, 1874. Receipts, 52d bales.
hOou
Low
MldulinE
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TWENTY DOLLARS IL GoLn,-Cadmus
will give the above to the man who
will make full frame on his alleys, [eOds
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COOLEST place in Memphis - Cad,
mus 10
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FRESH Mackinaw trout and white hsh
received daily, BY express, at Victor u.
Fuchs, Al jefferson street 1907
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TAKEN UP.

1IIAKFN TiP-A sORREL MULE, VALUh-'
Al 500. The owner will please eaii, -
charges. prove proper, =, Sn9 hsaTfpuR Kit H.
Bctween old and new Raleigh road l h2hf
--tl.s icon, the city. IL
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PITrsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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If you want good Old Megibben
whisky, go 20 276 Second street.
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PIrrsBURc, Camel and Anthracite
coal-Pittsburg and gas coke-for sale
by BIGLEY MELLERsH 20!
I5Ot South Court and Main.
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QuIxxE Is good, but Stones Tonic
Syrup is better. No cure, ao FaFl l9
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Passenger Agent.

The LOUISIANA Creole HAIR Re
sToRER actually restores the vegetable
principle of the hair when it has been
paralyzed by disease or any other cause.
1t is really a medicine for the hair, and
one which is the more pleasant to use
from its delightful perfume, soft and
soothing influence, and freedom from
the disagreeable properties of common
hair grease. 1t has been used with sue
oess by ladies' for neuralgia headache,
and although the proprietors do not offer
it as a specific for pains in the head, yet
there is no doubt, from its penetrating
and cooling tonic qualities, it might
often be used with advantage for aifec-
tions of the head where this kind of
treatment is indicated For sale by all
druggists
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LrAKY RooFs repaired by BarthOlo-
meE & Allen, No. 5 West Court st. 1927
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CaDNus' bowling alleys are in good
IS
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]. DEvoTo has just received fresh
supply of Millards finest prepared fam
ily Chocolate. Call at corner of Adams
and Third streets, headquarters for fam
lily supplies. 1851
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FLOR DIE CANTERo.

BsowSr & Browne, sl5 Second street.
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FLOR DE CANTERO.

THE best place to play billiards-Cad-
mus 10
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School books, at H. Wade 4 Co. s
low as the lowest, 297 Main street. q
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FINE Kentucky peaches, at ]. d. Ed
ward $, 21S Second street. I
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TWELVE standard American tables at
Cadmus 10
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE, |
MEMPHIS, TENN, September 4. 1870. J
MONEY.

MONEY.
There is no change In the financial
market since our last report. Exchange
is steady, with but few cotton bills max
ing. Rates are, as heretofore reported,
par buying and / premium selling The
demand for money is gradually decreas-
ing. We were informed at one of our
leading banks to-day, that up to noon
they had not received an application for
a loan. On the street there seems to be
q less active demand, and capitalists
and others who have been supplying
street applicants, are willing to-day to
discount No l paper at p and 3 per
cent per month. The bank rates for
discounts are unchanged. The market
for local stocks and securities is quiet,
and, with the exception of a brisk de-
mand for county warrants, there is no
noticeable change. City scrip is dull
60, and sold at 63. County warrants
were in demand this morning at 70Ca7l,
the selling price by dealers being 74(a75
Tennessee money continues firm and in
moderate request at 7O@74, buying and
selling, Gold is dull, and is being pur-
chased carefully by dealers. The open
ing rate in New York was ll3l after
which the premium declined to ll3s.
The buying rate here is ll2g. Govern
ments opened without any decided
change, the market being active and
steady.
COTTON.
: The market to-day is dull and mac
tive, with but few,sales. Buyers are un-
willing to purchase, and holders gene
rally have established their figures at
rates far above the views even of those
purchasers who have unlimited orders to
fill. Holders ask from ls4 to pic for
middling and are as far apart in their
prices of other grades Buyers have, we
learn, in some instances offered Isle for
middling, but without success, however.
Clark, Ely & Co. received three bales of
new cotton this morning, per steamer,
from the plantation of W. G. Myers,
Bolivar county, Miss, and one bale from
the plantation of A. L. Hill, Pendleton,
Ark The former classes low middling.
and the latter middling. The New York
market opened quiet at the closing pri-
ees of Saturday. Later kilograms, how
ever reports that market firm with se
advance, and holders asking higher
rates.
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cleaned and dyed, ss4 Main St.
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Read This.

If you
Want cook,
Want situation,
Want a salesman,
Want servant girl,
Want to rent store,
Want to sell piano,
Want to sell horse,
Want to buy horse,
Want to buy house,
Want to rent house,
Want to lend money,
Want to sell a patent,
Want to sell carriage,
Want a boarding place,
Want to borrow money,
Want to find an address,
Want to sell house and lot,
Want to find a strayed animal.
Want to sell piece of furniture,
Want to buy secondhand carriage,
Want to find anything you have lost
Want to find an owner for anything
found,
For few cents you can tell thousands
of people through the columns of the
PUBLIC LEDGER, some of whom will bc
sure to have what you ask for, or know
where YOU can get it. Try it and see.
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STEAMBOATS,. :
For White River.

U. S. Mail-For Helena. Devall's Bluff, Des
Arc and Augusta.
LEGALTENDER, J. ID. Elliott, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE IT,
w TUESDAY, 9th. at 5 pm. ill7;f1ks ~
For freight or passage apply on A=z==z7-s=iA
board or to
ELLIOTT 4 MILLER, Agents,
4-5l Promenade street, opposite Landing
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GUBERNAToRIAL CONVENTION. The
liberal offer made to the delegation by
the Memphis and Char lesion Railroad
was Influenced by no competing rates,
but as an exhibition of its appreciation
of the patronage extended this excellent
route to Nashville by Democratic dele
cations BY the time the delegates wish
to return from Nashville we will have
two daily trains running, allowing them
choice of trains We do not wish to
urge on this honorable body the sympa-
thy we have always felt, nor the strength
we have always used, for the success of
the Democratic party; but We hope our
merits as a superior route will unite the
delegation in favoring the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad. Round trip tick
cts can be secured at 27s Main street.
BARNEY HUGHEs,
Passenger Agent.
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FOr Arikansas Riyer.

pany--U. S. Mail Line-For Helena, Friar's
Point, Mouth Of White river, PIide's Point.
Napoleon, Prcntiss, Pine Bluff, Little Rock,
connecting for Hot Springs and Fort Smith
4. IL. ALLEN, = Clay Rice, master,
FJNHIS ELEGANT AND FLEET 6v=, -
| Passenger Steamer will leave slii5i-7tsP
as above MONDAY, 9th inst, at Hs=-E=--sss-s
pm.
For freight or passage apply on board OF. to
W. III. kENNEDAY, Agent.
3-!l No. Madison ST., Stanton Block.
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If you want good old Mcgibben
whisky, go 10 278 Second street.
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If you want good old Megfbben
whisky, go 10 276 Second street.
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FLOR DE CANTERO,

srfAn-rIrrIse-al5 Second street.
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FOR RENT,

~ ,VEATLEY, Rental Agent,
Rssi,ei EIoe u, Office No. 3. Receiver
si,ius accented.
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PUMPS and Fixtures-3l5 Second st
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GAs-rrrrINo-3l5 Second street. 2
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer 7. II. Allen, Arkansas river,
II. NJ. Shreve, New Orleans.
r. j. Lockwood, st. Louis.
Gen. Anderson, Friar's Point,
City of Vicksburg ST, Louis.
Belle Memphis. st. Louis.
Mary Boyd Arkansas river.
g. s. c. Day, st. Francis river.
" Legal Tender, White river.
" Colorado, Vicksburg.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer H. NJ Shreve, New Orleans.
r. J. Lockwood, Red river.
Grand Tower, St Louis.
" Pat Cleburne, White river.
City of Vicksburg, Vicksburg
Colorado, St. Louis.
BOATS IN port.
7. H, Allen, Gen. Anderson, Belle
Memphia, Mary BOYD, S. @. Day, Legal
Tender.
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FLOR DE CANTERO.
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T1oR RENT.-oNE OF THE BEST, most ,
commQdi9Ss and 90, en apt Cotton sS'iS ac tors
, ron inns snch an once would do well 70 call
"esu'"s RoGAN, SELDbN * CO..
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NOR RENT.-A PLEASANT RESIDENCE
for a small family brick cottage, win
large yard on Wellington, second hosse
f~om Real street, -
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E1oR RENT. AN ELEGANT RESlDENCE.
* No. 100 Court street; ten rooms, WIN
k5tehen and servants rooms, wood and coal
bsnSe. Possession given 18th of this month.
Ipyiy 10 r. Dudley Frnyser, Attorney-at.iaHw'
Madieon street. -