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nth the President 70 Iullou2a q a!seaatHe, win
ne yeMbpxJr sueh = Alo .11s ~ s1.st k4s pli eEs
led into enecE Ut1eI ptosEons sS 1elS Se 70 kne un-
nK Of vacaoctea ana ~ s s4 IT. ~~11 e4ant-
,anon, Of on1eefs uans ~. onJd u, ,sc,,r .,s.
The atnendmenI H.. s,.M ~ rrrc.@ei "a hssst
,meers unHt ies ~ uIsJ M u1dr fnr Iaty
appointed 1ot&uen - ,ha Amy ajone. in.tesd of
~ tne 1enet1a 1enraan1arr ~ sn,I chiefs Of statf.
new secns sn INA aisasFin,, st,re1 ollcer on
sannaIy =, s,3ic,+on to be assigned to tnllttary
'9R TH., vay Il chaplnins Is increased to 81 .so1
The set.lop relat1nR 10 suFesnnmefA15 oMcsfs
the pTuy.slons Of the act are carried INTO enect
shall he furlouehctl without PSI. u2t assaenea "
I'LL vacancies ocl ur.Ig, o!- ". tns.s 10y "" a1pnS ~
tio, they stall be discharged, with one ycass pa5
and allowance. ,,o,,,,, -, ,rra m
The ar-en,iMe:i! Vas tu!1aeE i1aaea - =, isea.
al horo1ahs discharged sotueis; Mno t.ssad ~ al
thereon. Euarter SECTION of pap!lG !..nu' 'uS's8
Of eighty ncres. as Inv allowed oy ta". -.7
The nineudment Of MT. Wilson, as moataeu' "s'
then adopted, aud the bill passed.
BILLS FA5sEp.
Bills were passed as follows: ~,
On mG1ion OF VT. RAASE1. 9taa1in: ~ env
EyansF1le southern llucols Ralifoam SumpH ap..H
the right 10 build a bEaiBs across fae hass $aoasa
River. u,,-,,,... III, ,.,a.
On motion OF MI Iku AbGL1.a Dill aue1lu1-
taf7 o. We A., a az and
OF patL OF 1no lo"9 '" o'oAe' . ''' u'1e o "'' N
mlQe1A
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MONDAY, JULY II, 1870.


/
ronnav Ju1F II. 1870,
eTnrooc coNoprss
o.~auaea % Laa raso1ved 10 adjourn on Fri
~ 7.th i,c4 Onlv four days mora
~ -: :, @ ,ch;cb tn t,,7n,,iete the unfinished
.s ts.rs,.asz - - .,s zess;on Tha members vii
.as- Da,.'.~ .sor,e ho,a and .ha touoh and knotty
~" 49,. 1>a4~as, +ha +uo Honsas will be
lF.1s.s..;soa 1,,- ,,,,faronca committees
-, - ~ ,naosr,os ri tba sassion
a.ss ~ .n.;5na ora in ancb
seo -41 -, ''-> -,n;aot,,,a +, ra.
Anape ..,.s III H. - asa.,,Ss;st;o, ,,i,ts ara
sa'u - ~. :! A.. .;,7,,itx ,f
~ te.,se", ~. ..4..,.t -. a.
'sat";o"'ooo' .as a~.-.s
1'ona' 'tIot S'N L~. s.'.s,;,1 ,,,a.r,,r.
ioe n's' tApo1's psp-I..,,., ~ ;aa~sas
tha9 passed "se '1's 1's" :, ,'"nA ~
ing tne chcuiaaon " sla naa ~.
UO'os' feuf1n8 S1''oopsooo " et''
and establishing tree oank1ne OIL eo'o
basis"
Another measure tna4 Is a'nos' eei.A
pass Is the House funoing Dill, "n'cn t.1'7
been described IN tnese cosuInns' Iae
conference committee WILL oosoeess e'''a''sss
its details IN some fespec's' Du' no' essen
t1aAy. II may p1osloe Aol Inv e'a0'es -
bonds-aouf ana 1ouf anu nan oonos-
but the provisions OF sne oena.e ano1ns
bill, compeuing me oanhs 10 e@clAuee .aon
5-so eonos LOT Per eenes On p$Ai1 ~ " Aoo'-
1ss'ment, WILL not Dc aaop1eo n. "aS
boutwell, and ene11nan 8 PET Scus9De u
ereaon and fepuo,at'on ou', .1e n4o.s -
their patent nsca' eon.t'.ances' !" - " 10'1-
ure oecanee Ttons anu a',.'Noe'
Inc OIL 1eeuch'e tlees LIS pt'Sae" '.1a
honses sever" s'n'es' an'' os.ne s11enuea .m
by each' las oeen .n,o"u nAa slu'.,e-
COCK IRON one eno " LIE eHt!s'1
other. II IS now NJ 'Ae "all1s
of q conference co1n"'stee' aao WILL
be agreed upon m oa5 os t"o.
It makes large reoneoons IN tne 1n1etnM
taxes-abol,shing the ta1 Oh eross secelp's
and On sales, and ahohsn1ng the hcense LEX
on trades and professions, oah reta1n1ng II
on liquor dealers; it also abohahes the ta1es
in Schedule B, on watches carriages
billiard tables, plate, SILVER and gold spoons
and things OF Like character. 1t reduces
the income tex to u per cent, and raises
the exemption to s2'ooo, and forolds the
publication OF income returns m the ne"s-
papers. The reduction OF this ta1 by three
ffths, and the future exemption OF one
half the persons who pay it, vii be accept
cd as partial measure Of relief Hom the
rnrSt f>1iare and uuDoDulnr of ell taxes,
, 1870-07-11

LONDON, Jn1y s.-Tne general excitement does
nof seem to hare abated. while the better opinion
seems 10 be that war will at last be avoided.
LC*poS, July 9.-B0th here and at Liverpool
bfeadstu1s aud cotton arc uncertain In tone, and
the prices made are Irregular This u due to tha
possibility Of a continental wAr. Some Influences
are operating in the Manchester market for Cotton
goods and yarns
LosDoS, July 9.-Late last evening, the police
made raid gu the betting houses aE Newmarket,
md a1restel several OF the inmates
oueen Victoria reviewed the troops a. Alder
shot, to-day. .... ....-. .......--...
EuwarI James Reed, who recently resigned his
pos1,iou a. Sagal Constructor, has become pa.sner
In the Wnttworth Artillery ManufactorJ-
Park, one Of the Boulton mas4 lesaders, hss
bsen admitted to ball.
British r1fenen hare encamped as Wimbledon,
for target HnoolnK ..-.........-u
4. II. Tonb1aure, head OF the statistical depart
mrut OF tie Board o. Trade, has retirEl run sef
vice, o81ng TO Ill health.
, 1870-07-11

LONDON, July s-The despasches fecesseu !sota
some aGarte1s are Wen cslculateh 10 e1ei.e uae
r1xyest ana1enens.ona The AUSTRIAN Gosefnmenf
ia preparing to form permanent camp neas No
Pruss,an ispRtier, II has oaa sn's pun N Coz
temptation for long tine.
: v,vss,. July a-The F7esae, scutofacial otExr,
b.s an editor.al tmplor1nx Spain to reflect befeSe
pxeospltsdnG Wal.
, 1870-07-11
PRUSSIA.

LONDON, July 9--The .Sorth German tBeriin) Cd
zttt< says the French press Is 1mprudenty Wild On
the aeuon taken by Prussls in the Spanish queg-
tion. The kelection OF the Prince Of Hohen5o9-
Ie1n tIereudec solely on the Spanish coEres, and
not on the wishes OF foreign pow=rs
BERLIN, July e.-The report Widely circulated
for the past two days that Hefher, PtusaGn
Ambassador at Paris, has been recalled, ia not
trne. In ot1ctal circles here the situation l.
though, nee from danger. BiUnark has neither
assisted ror advised Spain IN the Hohenzoliern
matter, aud Sapoleons attempt to hold him to any
responsibility Is therefore regarded as mere prs
teYt.
, 1870-07-11
EGYPT.

EGYPT.
CAIRO, July e.-A body OF Egyptian ttuors re-
Gently disembarkesl At the Bay Of Ashah. which Ia
recognized as italian territory, attacked settle
meut, and, arre1 short fight, took possession aud
tore down the Ita1i1u nag.
An Egyptian vessel sailed from snez today, for
N7uow2h, On secret mission.
FRANKFORT, July 9Evening.-Cnited States
bonds closed active ut aSk.
, 1870-07-11
SPAIN

MApRID, Iuly 9.-Tha Epoed to-day says the dig
deaf to the voice OF Europe, and must stop IN ita
|. peftlnuH cQurEe.
, 1870-07-11

Nj. DAVIS {N. - moved to suspend the rules
and strike from the Tax bill all relative to income
tax Eeraf1red-yeAs, 81; nays, EG-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-24

goes through TO Cincinnati, making all inter
mediate landings. Messrs. Bryson and Clin-
ton are clerks.
The Geo. W. Cheek. Mark Cheek master,
gets away at the usual hour to-day for Helena.
Friar's Point and all way landings. Frank
Gonterman presides at the desk. ftal
The large tow-aoat John Atwood was COM
PEELED to go to the bank in the Ohio river on
Thursday. owing to the heavy ice. During
the night her wheel became coated with heavy
ice, which bore so heavily on her hog chains
that the boat broke in two, and will, it is
feared, prove a total loss. as she has settled
badly and lies in dangerous position. The
accident occurred near California.
All the tow-boats and coal barges on their
way down the Chic river, between Cincin-
natl and Wheeling. have been compelled to
take the bank to avoid heavy ice.
Navigation above Cincinnati has been sus-
pended on account of the heavy ice. Pitts
burg is also cut off from upper and lower nav
igation. All steamers that left there Wednes-
day and Thursday have laid up. Iia iHa
An ice gorge is reported above the bridge
piers at St. Louis. Rates of freight to South
ern points will be advanced at that port
to-day. Htf4D
Captain W. II. Dugan, of the I. f. Eckert,
is in Cincinnati. r M
The Mary McDonald'takes the place of the
City of vicksburg in the st. Louis and vicks-
burg line. n
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punishment by hanging a woman y If
any, lighter punishment will be in
| hicted. ftiH on
The parties who engaged in matrimo-
NAL difficulties during the past week are
as follows: r.. F. Boswell and Miss Mary
j. Armour; John johnson and Miss Hes
ter A. Price; II. 7. Bragg and Miss
Sallie D. s. Starr; Henry w. Wyrick
and Miss Maggie Mccormack; William
Isbell and Miss Susan Jones; Asa Cook
and Miss Mary e, Farguson. Twelve
colored couples also joined hearts and
hands.
| The Orphans Fair held at the Mem
phis Club Hall is quite an attractive ex-
hibition. Everything is elegantly ar
ranged and conducted. Christmas gifts
of every description are scattered in
profusion on the tables, ready to be sold
or ratified for. The ladies' deserve the
highest praise for their untiring efforts
to make the fair successful in every re-
spect.' Everything is sold at a moderate
price, and what you pay for any article
is donation to noble and charitable
institution. Go tonight, for this is the
grand night of the fair. %
Our Union street contemporary seems
to think that the hypothetical cases read
in criminal causes by attorneys are gen.
orally full of extraneous collateral facts,
otherwise inadmissable." A hypotheti-
cal case is prepared, to be presented to
an expert for his opinion--a physician,
for example-on the question of insan-
| ity, and the facts recited in the hypo-
thetical statement are only the facts
stated by witnesses, and the paper is
nothing more than the proof in the case.
Facts not proven by witnesses never APP
pear in hypothetical statement. The
whole thing is explained in the question
put TO the expert: "From the facts set
forth and read to you, do you or do you
not believe the party was insane when
certain deed was committed?' 1t is moth
ing more than the testimony of witnesses
reduced to writing, but not all the testi-
mony.
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Ladies. Attention.

Goodyear & Hills Excelsior Cologne;
the finest and most fragrant article made
superior to the imported.
Maria Farina's Extract; most lasting
and fragrant perfume made.
Extract Egyptian Lotas;
s Extract de Japoniker;
Sparkling Celastus;
Wild Locust;
White Water Lily; rstr
UNI Magnolia Water;
.f'., Florida Water. $50
Call at Goodyear & Hills, Isl Main
street, near Madison. lO5
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skating Rink, sos Main street.

CoxrKcrIoNERIEs.-A plentiful supply
Of cakes, candies, mince pies, ornamental
cakes and everything in the coufection-
cry line for the holidays at Bertons,
corner of Fourth and Poplar streets.
Call, one and all, and be supplied. SO
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skating Rink, ses Main street.

GENTLEMEN, TAKE NoTIcE. --The last
week to procure tickets in our sewing
machine, to be given away December 81,
1870. Buy S. worth of gents furnish
ing goods or clothing and secure a
ticket. Open every night till nine
o clock this month. 2ls Main street,
corner of Adams. 99-t
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0FFrcE.

MEMPHIS. TENN. December "a. 1870.
The weather during the latter part Of the
week has been extremely cold and prospects
Of general freeze-up in the streams above
and the limited receipts of Western produce
had the effect to stifen prices considerably.
The general trade Of the city has been compa-
ratively light, but in the railway business has
been fairly active. Butter IS quiet at 30 to $50
for choice; baling stuffs are steady and firm /;
hemp and fax baegine is sold at % to SOC I;
baling Irvine. 1sc iron ties. to &c; beans are
quiet at 81 50 TO 2 50 per bushel. as to quail
ity; corn meal is dull at s. 10 on the levee.
and So g delivered cottonseed is In demand
at 50 per ton eggs are steady at SIC; -four Is
quiet, with a moderate demand for the lower
grades, extra, IS to . fancy, IS to 50;
groceries are quiet but irm-hard refined su-
gars, Is to 15Izc; Rio coffee. IS to DE; Java. 25
10 29c; grain and feed Of all kinds is frmer;
corn is held at 60 to eye; oats. SIC; bran. SCI
hay, s23 10 "a; produce is municipalities.
81 IS to % for peachblows; provisions are
qniet-mess pork is dull az SD 10 % so; clear
bulk sides, ldls to lie; clear rib. 10 10 lO1<c;
shoulders, ~ to Set sugar cured hams. 1s1< to
1870, breakfast bacon. Is 10 1ac; lard dull
tierce, M To i2oI keE. Is 10 iic. ir u
MONEY.
Nothing has tIanspired to-day to indicate
any marked change in the condition Of local
finances Money u tight and the banks are
eonfning accommodations 10 yzsA borrowers
az have indispuiable claims upon Their favors.
In other words. depositors are the favored
ones at those institutions. Exchange Is scarce
and the borrowing process vas again resorted
70 By several dealers to-days rates are I'M
changed; Eastern bills are taken at \ to &c
discount. and New Orleans bills at 1sc. In
local securities there Is no change; Memphis
G. are bought at So TO sc. and sold at S. to Sc;
Tennessee money Is in request at = &c, and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-24

The old original Terpsiehorean Club
are making arrangements for grand
ball and banquet on the 2sth of Decem-
Der. The calcium lights have been en-
gagged for the occasion, and dancing by
shadow lights new and novel feature
that has not been done before in this
city. Tickets for sale by R. ]. Walker,
2s6 Second street Call and secure your
tickets early. 97t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Councilman.

j. NJ. PK1TIGREW is = candidate for
councilman * the Fourth Ward. to
ian Of the Eighth Ward At the ensuing mu
icipal election. WI .
We are authorised to announce Captain
IONT. PEPPER and r. =. DUNCAN, ESQ,
lr reelection 20 the City Coune;l nom the
sarth Ward. H-i
For Magistrate.
We arr authorized 20 announce b. N. hhfh
candidate for Magistrate 81 the fiith SiVil
district. Election, December 81. ue
We are authorized to announce JAMES
esq A. a candidate for Magi,trate OF tue
Inn District. Election. December 81.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-24

NEW HONEY, also, fresh cranberries,
together with good supply of family
groceries of all kinds, at j. Devotos, cor
ner Adams and Third streets. 34-T
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Religious Notices.

. DIR. ]. R, Graves will preach in the
First Baptist Church Sunday at ii am.
and pm. The ordinance of baptism
administered at night,
Preaching tomorrow morning at Cen
trail Baptist Tabernacle, by Rev. s. II.
Ford, LII. d., after which the reception
of members will be attended to-. Preach
ing at night at the usual hour, after which
the ordinance of baptism will be admin.
istered
David Walk will preach in Linden
street Christian Church tomorrow at IL
a. m, on Z" Gods Christmas Gift" At74
p. IN. he will answer questions by dis
tinguished member of the Memphis bar.
Communion at l09 am. Strangers
welcome.
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STEAMBOAT WORK.
90 BOOTS AND SHOES.
.ea True E O on omy
1913 re rs POUND IN TEE
BOOTy

FTNHE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE GREAT
L St Louis Fair for 1860 was awarded 10 the
manufacturers ofthis beautiful boot. Iteom-
bines all the utility Of the sewed boot with the
ton Is in this wise instead Of pegs, peculiar
shaped brass screw is driven into the sole when
damp, and smoothly and securely clinched.
thus holding the soles and uppers together 50
They have all the sme0thness and elasticity 81
the seWed boot, and none Of the disadyan-
taEes attaching % the pegged boot. We sch
the perged boots; thus we furnish you VITA
something that Is indeed economical. We
have fresh stock Of al kinds 81 Boots and
Shoes for ladies, gents. misses and children
also a fine line Of shoe ornaments, which 10
will sell at wholesale and retail.
1T IS Main street..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-24

A MUSICAL and emblematical enter
tainment viii be given by the children
of the Central Baptist Church, Second
street. on Monday evening at I o'clock.
The children Of this Sabbath school pro-
pose to give new and instructive en-
tertainment, to which all friendly to the
Sabbath school interest are invited. In
October last this school (probably the
largest in the city, gave an entertain
-ment which more than met public ex-
pectation. Come out and encourage the
children. Sa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-24

Our large and elegant stock ofGer'
man and American Toys IL now
open 90 retail purchasers. wheeler.
Pickens d Co., sac Main st. 1879
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For the best article of Coal, ana
mt the most reasonable price, go TO
J.. o. M. LoudOn, stanton Block, cor
ner of Madison and Front. N-f
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REWARD.

1 n REWARD. = STRAYED, A BAY
S6() horse mufe, sixteen hands high, name
Ind tail reached. a white spot on the left hind
be-, six years old past: ANY person taking the
FIN receive the above reward.
4 4-99H 5frl'lt hi JUN REID.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-24

TEr only place for new, elegant and
cheap Bohemian toilet sets, vases and
those natural china flowers, is c. n.
Erich's. 80
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PITTsBURG, Camel and Anthracite
coal-Pittsburg and gas coke--for sale
by s BIGLEY, MELLERsH Il Co.,
I5Ot South Court and Main.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-24

F OR lava spittoons, vases, tobacco
box es, etc., 60 to c. N. Erich's. SO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-24

ALL sizes of china dolls will be sold at
cost during Christmas week at G. N.
Erich 8, il 4a aia aei 80
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Pflttsburg and Camel Coal, and
Gas Coke, at PetersOn's, I3 Madison
and. 1874 Poplar street. SIT
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7 LADIES, TAKE NoTIoE. The last week
to procure tickets in our sewing ma
chine, to be given away December 81,
1870. Every S. worth of dry goods you
buy entities you to ticket. Open every
night till nine clock during this month,
to give a chance to those who cannot
call during the day to secure tickets
2lS Main street, corner of Adams. 99-t
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New York money Market.

By .. T. anu A. IeIegraph.I NJ
NEW YORK. December "a. Q p.m.-Govern-
ments are active and steady. Sterling ex-
change is steady at 100. Gold is carrying at
per cent. Money is easy at per cent.
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For Cincinnati.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Co.-For
Evansville, Louisville and Cincinnati.
ALICE DEAN.......-............... Drown
WILL LEAVE SATURDAY, IT, :
w oath inst, at 5 p.m. skt7llt n
i. HARMSTAD & CO., Ag'ts, -
qI-q9. ! n MnshY Block. SOf Front street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-24
NaPAIlACE /!
w .aIs80Te1t aIifNt
Price List of Dry Goods.
CHEAPER THAN EVER SOLD BEFORE
Call and Examine -YOu will be Satisfied
READ! READ! READ!
ID. G. & I'll. MI. LOEWENSTINE,
SOUTHERN PALACE,
9S2 Main Street, :. !: Memphis, Tenn,
HAVE NOW ON EXHIBITION THE FINEST STOCK or
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, FURS, CL0AKS, SHAWLS!
ia EVER OFFERED I'm THIS MARKET.

Twiled Satin Striped Poplins per yard
Solid and Changeabe Popins,
Double width Apaccas all color 10 per
All Wool White Blankets only So so pair;
All Wool Gray Blankets heavy, only 81 so
Genuine soft finish Lonsdale Domestic yard;
All Striped Silks 81
Fair quality Black Silks 81 per yard a1
White Red Flannels EN- per 300
Fannels and Bleached centpe ryard;
Chldren Red Flannel Coak en-
10 Sheeing,
All Wool Shaw only so each;
All Wool Shawl large only 81 80 each;
Stamped Boulevard Skirts only Scents EACH;
Balmoral Skirts only so each;
Ladies Black Cloth Cloaks, from$ to
All Linen "a Table Cloths 373 cents each;
All Wool Printed Table IN 5centse ach;
Men and Womens Hosiery only 81
Hemsttched Linen Handkerchefs only cents each
Lawn Handkerchiefs each;
Check only l22 cents ryard;
Childrens Wool Hose, all Sizes 10
Corset each;
Towels, warranted Linen each
English Merinoes all
All Wool Plaids for children only 30 per Yard
Heavy Jeans for Men and Boys 20centsp
Bed Ticks and Hickory Stripes only IL IL
We sell good White Shirt at 10 -
Look our Plain and Figured Delaines CENTS.
Ladies Shaws for $5-the ever lin his market;
p Largest stock of Furs and Silk Velvet Caks
in this market 3 z flnl h 81 3. 81
We sell make
Ds" Exclusive agents for Memphis Utility
ssac aas
o. . o. .E1 gf
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The New York market opened firm at 1910
for middling, and at noon was steady. with
spot sales $50; future. 1900; December, l514 to
1910 January ,l52sc; February. l51zc; March,
155Hc. Basis low middling,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-24

THE only importing house Of Bohemian
glassware and German china is c. N.
Erieh's. 80
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FOR LEASE.

|HOR LEAsE-THE RESIDENCE OF DR..
In Laski, on fernando road, fifth door below
South street, containing 5 rooms and sum
horses, cows and carriage, splendid cistern. a
Fla vegetable garden, fruit trees, through
The whole house are gas pipes and gas fixtures.
For lease for term of years to good and re-
6ponsible tenant. Inquire at the premises or
M As Union street. H-lO6NL
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BOARD

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE, 100
) and i'll Adams street. Terms moderate.
list u. II. WHITEMOhE. Prop.r:
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delivery. 1900 bales. The Boards will all ad-
journ early to-day until Tuesday, the 9th.
uood vrdlnary................... Vlfl4
Low mlddilng WloIs
miuuiing y%ioI2
GoodMiddling. @l6H
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Receipts for the week up to this time. 30,510
Receipts at this port since September go, 900
Exports from this port since Sept. L.. 1855
Stock on hand this port up TO this time. 70,S2l
Receipts at all U. S. ports this week.. 100 1886
Receipts at all U s.. ports since Sept.1l 500 900
Exports from all ports for this week.. 1858
Exports since September 1:..--.......... $40. 2S9
Stock in U. s. ports up to this time. 4S9 025
Exports for week to Hverpool......... 25,908
Exports from this port to the Contin't 1850
New Orleans Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS. December "a, II 80 a.m.-Cot-
ton is firm; sales. 1000 bales at Az to l454c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-24
TAKEN Up.

|UAKEN .UP-ONE BAY MARE, WHICH
the owner can have by proving property
ha paying +. W. O'DONNELL, D.
| o. r0l Chief of Police.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-24

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown h Jones, Office 1882 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-24
New YORK cotton Market.

By S. P. and A. Telegraph.
New YORK. December "a. 2p.m.--The mar
keti quiet; sales on.the spot, 600 bales; future
delivery. 1900 bales. The Boards will all ad-
journ early to-day until Tuesday, the 9th.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-24
For Arkansas River.

For Arkansas River.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co...
s.. Mail Line-For Helena, Friar's Point
Mouth of White river. Pine Bluff and Little
Rock. connecting for Hot Springs and Fort
Smith, 1fH t-'
TH0S. ii. ALLEN, = Capt. Clay Rice.
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT r.. =
Il side-wheel steamer will leave Lell-ltt3
SATURDAY. 9th instsnt. at 50
pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. g. PATrESQN, Agent
80 No 3 Madison St, Stanton Block