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GAs-FITTlNG-3l5 Second street. %
FLOR DE CANTERO.

KosKoo.-This medicine IS rapidly
gaining the confidence Of the people, and
the numerous testimonials Of its virtues,
given by practitioners of medicines,
leave no doubt that it is safe and re-
liable remedy for IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD,
that speaks in hig terms Of its curative
properties, and give special recon-
mendation Of Koskoo to the practitioners
of medicine. Thisis, we believe, the first
instance where such medicines have been
officially Endorsed by the faculty Of any
of the medical colleges, and reflects great
credit upon the skill of DR.. Lawrence,
its compounder, and also puts Koskoo "
in the VAN of all other medicines Of the
present day.-From the Norfolk Daily
Journal, December IL, 1869. 2-t
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The Al, White brought up another
new bale of cotton this morning. She
had good passenger trip and fair freight
list.
There is under process of construc-
ton at Davenport, Iowa, propeller
only twenty-four feet long FIVE feet ten
inches wide. The propelling power, a
four-horse engine attached to and fur
nishlng steam from a vertical locomotive
boiler, having ninety-seven one and
half inch fues. The craft is owned by
Messrs. Gilman and Huntley, was partly
built as an experiment, and for private
hunting and fishing excursions. The
boat will carry fifteen or twenty persons,
and supply of coal for twenty-four
hour trip.
The following boats with tows of coal
left Pittsburg on the recent rise: Coal
Valley, nine barges, $1,000 bushels; VIM.
Stone, five barges, $1,000 bushels; Sam
Roberts, twelve barges, 100000 bushels;
Grey Hound, five flats Of coke and So,
600 bushels; Tiger, six barges, 10000
bushels. The Fred Wilson No. 2, Leo
pold, Lion, Leader, Coal City and Coal
Hill, also departed with tows.
1t is stated that coal boats are lying
three abreast, for seven miles along the
banks of the river at Jacksonville.
awaiting an opportunity to go over the
falls.
The contractors on the Louisville and
Portland canal have increased the force
Of laborers to eight hundred men, all
the force they can possibly work at pres
ent. The contractors obligate them
selves to complete the work by the 18th
of November.
Work has been commenced or the dam
at Rising Sun. 1t will probably extend
across the head of the bar, from the
Kentucky shore TO near the channel on
the Indiana side of the upper chute.
We referred, few days since, to the
departure of Mr.. ]. S. Tennyson from
st. Louis to take the initiatory steps to-
ward survey of the White, Black, Little
Red and Cache rivers. A Northern
exchange, referring to the contemplated
survey, says it is to be made under the
supervision of Capt. Livermore, of the
United States service, and will, if posi-
BILE, be completed early in October and
the result reported at the next session of
Congress The appropriation for the
survey amounts to $4,000, and the
starting-point is Forsyth, forty-fve miles
from Springfield and nearly FIVE hundred
miles from the mouth of White river.
Mr.. Tennyson is confident that at com
paratively small outlay the White river
can be made navigable to Forsyth all
the year round, and those interested in
that region of the country will readily
see the importance of the work.
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week, while the boot and shoe trade was
quite the reverse; large orders are, no v.
ever, expected by merchants in that line,
and lively business is expected. The
appended table gives the opening quota
tons of the general market this morn
ing. aftf
BUrTER--Choice is in fair demand, at Is to
BAGGrsG AND TTEs-Heavy; Kentucky Bag
Ties, 6l4 to &c. lf' IL
BEASs,,Are dull. at 81 50 to Q so per bushel
for mixed white and navy.
Corn MEAL--Quiet; choice kiln dried. IS
from store, 81 10 to 60 from levec.
CHEysE-Western Reserve, English and Fac
,Gorr 4 and steady Rio. 20 to s5ci
CorroY -MorEs-Cotton seed, at the
lsvee. sells at sl2 delivered at mills. sl2 so;
notes, TO &c per b..
EGGs--Steady, at y to 23c.
FLouR--The market is quiet. with mode
X, 90 90; Xxx. 50 50 to %, and fancy, 81 50 to
FEEp-Yellow and mixed corn on the levee,
so to S5c: Oats are steady at SOC. Bran Is quiet
at sly 90. Hay is firm andin moderate request
FRUITs-New apples, 81 90 to l so per barrel
loose dried, to &c; dried peaches, to Sc.
GuSsIRs-Good No. seconds firm at l21s to
15c. a1
MoLAssEs-- Reboiled Orleans. 50 to 9Oc; Eas-
tern syrup, As to Sc.
OILs--Coal, 30 to Bic; linseed, raw, 81 Is to
%; do. boiled. 81 10 to / As; lard, 81 40 to
SO; crude cottonseed oil. 50 TO 300, t.I
po ~ GS e. good demand IS 50 for young
PRoDUcE-Potatoes, firmer at 81 50 to 2 90 per
Dbl. loose from wagon. Onions are quiet at
81 so to 3 90 per Dbl. .s
PRovIsIoSs-The market is weak, with
light demand. Mess pork, $50 90 to 81 so;
clear bacon sides, 1911 to l919c; clear rib sides,
lsN to lS54c; ri !, III to l814c; shoulders, l55
to 1906 breakfas bacon, 10 to 20; sugar
cured hams. & to 2eIspI lard, in tierces. IS TO
lS4c; kegs, 1870; country meats, III to l8e
for clear sides and IL to l5c for shoulders.
SUGAR - The market remains firm for all
grades; common Louisiana, IL to lie; prime,
IA to l412c; choice, l5c yellow clarified, Is to
l514c; white clarified, 1914 to Ice; crushed and
powdered, l5H to Ice; coffee. A. AZ to l5c;
=, ~ to A1gci extra Q, lS1ss to 40 q, iBs 10
sALr-Quiet; So 80 to 8 50, common to dairy.
SPrRITs-Quiet; highwines, 92 to 96c proof
spirits, 81 10 to Is; rectiied whisky, S5c to
81 05.
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WE would call attention to the card Of

WE would call attention to the card OF
DR.. Churchill, to be found in another
column. DR., G. is a graduate OF that
old and reliable institution, the unl-
versity of Pennsylvania. In 1854 ne
removed to the city of Philadelphia, Tor
the purpose of resuming his profession
at which place he entered laboriously
into the practice and study of the differ
ent branches of his profession, attend
ing, at the same time, the hospitals, col
lege cliniques and dispensaries of the
city At the close Of the war, he re-
moved, with his family, to an adjoining
State, where he has been successfully
engaged in the practice of medicine and
surgery during the last six years. Give
him call. se l5S
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II. o. WILLIAMS & Co., cotton factors
Of this city, have received the first bale
of new cotton this year grown on the
Arkansas river 1t was produced on the
plantation of Col. l.. G. Garrett, now a
citizen of Memphis, but planting in Ar
kansas The cotton is Of good staple,
and will range in classification about
middling The house of Messrs. H. o.
Williams & Co. is deserving of notice
for its enterprise in thus securing the
first shipment of cotton from that re-
'gion. They have oHr best wishes for
their continued prosperity and success
in business.
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Tournament i'm East Tennessee.
The spirit of chivalry is about to break
out in new plaee--East Tennessee.
The programme of q grand tournament
to take place at Knoxville on the 9TH of
October, has been arranged. The lists
are free to the country. The fitting will
be at three rings sixty feet apart. A
valuable prize will be awarded the most
graceful equestrian, by committee of
seven young ladies. The victor knight
he who takes the most rings-grace or
no grace, vill crown the Queen of Love
and Beauty" if she is on the ground,
and four Maidsof Honor will be crowned
by the four Knights next in order of
success. Col. d. N, Nelson is to deliver
the charge to the Knights. The follow
ing gorgeous allusion to the coming
event appears in two Knoxville papers;
Neither pains nor expense will be
wanting to make this the most brilliant
and recherche affair of the kind that has
ever taken place in our gallant old Com
monwealth, where a high chiyalry is in
stinctive with her sons. 1t will be East
Tennessee's carnival. Sire and son,
u,atron and maid will be there. There
will be podding plumes and high melted
steeds, stont arms and gallant hearts,
music with its yoluptnous swell, and
better far than al, tie presenss ~ Hast
Tenpassee's peerless daughters, With
'''heart on thsif lib and soul within their
eye, soft as her cline sR9 saney as her
sky" Memories of Holy Grail, end
Golden Fleece, and glorions Horseshoe
knights, will descend upon her blue
rirdled hills, and the gorgeous skies Of
4 golden-rob'd October viii bend above
a scene even as fair as that which inn
mortslized, through the pen of the novel
list, the lIsta of St. George.
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RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS.
The river is falling at Vicksburg, ris-
ing one foot per day at this port and
falling at Cairo and st. Louis, with 81
feet between the two last named points,
and 81 feet from ST. Louis to Keokuk.
A Dubuque dispatch says the reports of
a big rise above is on6rmed-tributare
all up-a nihe-foot rise is coming out of
the Black river There is also six-foot
rise reported at st. Paul. This will i'm
prove navigation above Cairo considera-
bly,. The Ohio is falling at Pittsburg
and is stationary at Cincinnati and
Louisville. White river has about feet
of water to Devall's Bluff, and feet to
Augusta. The Arkansas is docling, with
4 feet large in the channel to Little
Rock. Business al the levee is quiet.
A refreshing shower fell early this morn
ing, cooling the atmosphere.
Among the departures of our local
packets to-day We notice the popular
and fast-sailiag steamer Mary Boyd, for
the Arkansas river She is nearly new,
elegantly furnished, and has superb ac-
oommodations VIII go through to Lit
tie Rock, connecting with the stages for
Hot Springs and steamers for the upper
Arkansas, and makes all the intermedi-
ate landings along the Mississippi and
Arkansas rivers, Reub. Heines CON-
mands. and Messrs. Outlaw and Shields
are clerks,
Tho General Anderson, Capt. jim Lee
commanding, is the regular line packet
for Helena and Friar' Point, leaving to-
day at 5 pm, Stack Lee and Billy
Booker clerks,
The white River Line steamer
Legal Tender goes ont tomorrow even
ing for all landings on White river.
The Belle Memphis, Crane, master, de-
parts at 8 pm to-day for Cairo and St.
Louis.
The Camelia, Capt Mason in com
mand, arrived this morning from Cincin-
natl, with a good trip. She returns to-
morrow, leaving at pm. for Cairo,
Louisville and Cincinnnti direct.
The Mary Boyd brought the FIRST bale
Of new cotton from the Arkansas river
this morning.
The Rubicon, Captain Blake COM
msnding, viii arrive from above to-day,
and depart at o'clock this evening for
Vicksbnrg and the bends. John Blake,
a genial chap, presides at the desk.
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If you want good old Megibben
whisky, go to 278 Second street.

LABoR.-Labor is capital. Bestow
good health upon man, so that he can
labor six out of seven days, and no mat
ter how poor he may have been at the
of life's great race, he
will be oertain to accumulate a fortune,
provided he takes care of his earnings.
PLANTATION BITFERs Ia certain to make
the weak ones strong, and to preserve
the health of the healthy. From four to
six hours is considered the ordinary limit
for brain work. At the expiration of
this time the phosphorus is carried off,
and the man becomes irritable and nerv-
GUS. If he is poor, and continues on at
his task, as most of poor doctors, lawyers
and editors do, he will be certain to
shorten his days and fill an untimely
grave, as did Sir Walter Scott, unless he
rises Plantation Bitters, which speedily
restores his vital energy, repairs his in
digestion, and corrects the sluggish cir
culation of his blood.
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IT gives us pleasure to publish the fol-
lowing testimonial taken from the Sun
day Appeal to the excellency of Prof
CAROLS school:
AS the time approaches for the re-
opening of the schools of Memphis,
among the many good schools of the
city, it may not be amiss to call atten-
ton to the Memphis Female College No.
292 Adams street.
Prof Carroll, its Principal, is one of
our most efficient educators. His system
of continual reviews and written exam
nations insures thoroughness from ne
cessity; especially as those written ex-
aminations are made a test of merit.
Upon them depends the awarding of GER
tifcates of distinction, or of graduation,
at the close of the session.
His course of.study is as extensive as
that Of any institution in the country
Few young ladies may have the time
or even the desire to complete the entire
course yet unusual advantages are of
fered for the acquisition of thorough
knowledge in any department a young
lady may select The department OF
English, so sadly neglected in these
days, is especially full and comprehen-
siva
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STEAM BOATS.
For Arkansas River,

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany--U, S. Mail Line--For Helena, Friar's
Point, Mouth Of White river, Pride's Point.
Napoleon, Prentiss, Pine Bluff, Little Rock,
connecting for Hot Springs and Fort Smith.
MARY BOYD, ---.- Capt. Haynes.
THIS ELEGANT AND FLEET o--..
l. Passenger Steamer will leave sllzsh1sttlS
as aboveTHlS DAY 29th inst, at q
PIN.
For freight or passage apply on board or at
Company's office, No. Madison St., Stanton
Block. W, II. KENNEDAY, Ag't
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ExNoSs & SoS keep all the leading
daily papers of New York, New Orleans,
Chicago, st, Louis and Louisville; the
New York Ledger. Clipper, Police Ga
zette, Harpers' Bazaar, and oil the popu-
lar week.-Mrs. and magazines. besides new
books, stationery. etc, Ila a
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For White River.

Elliott's White and Little Red River Line.
U. S. Mail-For Helena, Devall's Bluff, Des
Arc and Augusta.
EGALTENDER, j. ID. Elliott, master
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT o-.
l. passenger and freight steamer sll5l1tt5s
willleaye as above III ESDAY, 30th -
inst, at pm. For freight or passage apply
on board or to
ELLIOTT 4 MILLER, Agents,
155-157l Promenade street, opposite Landing
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Box is aa emblem of constancy, which
quality is always shown by those ladies
who try a single bottle of Louisiana
Creole Hair Restorer. Its elegant per
fume and fine qualities as hair dressing
make it a universal favorite.
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vs. direct attention to the important
sale, coming oft Tomorrow, Of that very
valuable vacant ground northeast corner
of fernando and Elliott streets, on the
street railway, to be sold peremptorily to
the highest bidder, at u o'clock, upon
the premises, by Messrs. Register. Treze-
want & Co., auctioneers.
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New York Money Market.
g. p and A Tele0ranh

New York. August %, p.m.-Governmen
securities have undergone no decided change.
and are active and steady. Sterling exchange
is steady at 1925 for sixty day bills. Gold is
carrying at per cent. Money continues easy
at per cent. fa
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LOCAL POLITICS.
County Convention at the Criminal
Courtroom Tomorrow.
List OF Delegates Elected at Prima-
ry Meetings.


CITY.
The following delegates were elected
Saturday night at the ward meetings to
attend the County Convention which
assemblies tomorrow:
First Ward-Delegates: P. J. Kelly,
John Mcmahon, John Cunningham, Jno.
Walsh, Pat. Burns. W. j. Doyle.
Second Ward--Delegates: Martin Rey-
nolds, John Cosgrove, Tim. McGrath,
James Cannon.
Third Ward-Delegates: J. G.. Bar
bour, j. 0. Durff, Henry Eichman, Bar
ney Brady, John B. Gibson, @. N. Mar
tin, A. Woodward, Angelo Marie, ]. B.
Sayres.
Fourth Ward-Delegates: Napoleon
Hill, j. I. Cartwright Mont. Pepper, j..
M. Pettigrew, W. P. Gray, r. Semmes,
jr., j. NJ Wood.
Fifth Ward-Delegates: James Bril-
zolara, M. Cohen, VIM. Carroll, james
Bachman, John Beard
Sixth Ward--Delegates Paul A. CT
Gala, Matthew V. McKeon, William
Harvey.
Seventh Ward-Delegates: Ed. Ander-
SON, W. l.. Cooper, ]. W. Walker, John
Flatley.
Eighth Ward-Delegates: James Bri-
erton, John Waters, Phil. Barron, Louis
Wagner.
Ninth Ward-Delegates: w. B. Glis-
son, A. @. Belts, John f. Washington.
Tenth Ward : Delegates Henry
league, Thos. Fleming.
COUNTRY.
The primary meetings in the country
were held in the afternoon. We give the
result as far as received:
Fifth District--Delegates: l. N. Bar
nett, Geo. R. Bedford.
Sixth District Observation-Disclosures:
John A. Powell and Henry Fields.
Observation-Disclosures:
E. w. Caldwell ard L. T. Trezevant.
Eighth District-Shelby Depot-H. Z.
Bragg and H. c. Brewer.
Twelfth District-Oak Layn-Dele-
gatesR George G. Holmes and M. B.
Irrelevant.
Fourteenth District-Delegates: W.
K Poston, p Boyt and H. Cary.
Fifteenth District-Delegate: Thomp-
son McCleary.
Sixteenth District-White's Station
Delegates: Hon. Sam. H. Jones and
Capt. r. NJ. Mason.
THE CONVENTION.
According to the apportionment of the
Executive Committee the county will
have thirty-four and the city forty-seven
delegates-in all eighty-one (Sl). The
place of meeting, it is understood, will
be the Criminal Courtroom, opposite the
Oyerton Hotel, on Main street; time, ii
O. clock am.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
1t is usual for the Chairman of the Ex-
ecutive Committee to call the Convention
to order; temporary Chairman is called
to the chair; temporary Secretary ap-
pointed, and then the Convention elects
a permanent Chairman and Secretary.
The following recommendations have
been published by the Committee;
HD'oRs DEN. Elk. CON-, "a SECOND ST.
MEMPHIS, August p, 1870.
At meeting held this day, the follow
ing rules were agreed upon and recon-
mended to the County Convention, to as
semble on Tuesday, August 3Oth:
First-That nominations be made sep
arately.
Second-That the two-thirds rule be
adopted j. j. DUBosE, Chairman.
W. B. RIcHARDET, Secretary.
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For Cincinnati.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
CAMELIA, r. c. Mason, master,
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE g--.
w TUESDAY, i30th. at 5 pm. sll5nxt4
For freight or passage apply ON 60 :
LARRY HARMSTAD l. CO..
l56-l57 Mosby Block, 304 Front street.
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h0 Honrs-Nen York pallle.

% HUUTs-NtW NVIh DaIIIV5s
Joe Locke. 2a6 Lea Main street, re.
eeIves the Herald, World, Times.
Tribune. sun and Journal OF Com
meree; also, the weekites, ete.i
through IN Ftny Hours. lF-t
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PITTsBURG, Camel and Anthracite
coal-Pittsburg and gas coke-for sale
by BIGLEY, MELLERsH q Co., boz
l5Ot 'l.1 South Court and Main.
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/ MATTRESSES Of all descriptions, on
hand and made to order, by Martin Eyke,
81 Madison street. al- l57
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FLOR DE CANTERO.

On, FOR HEADQUARTERS OYSTER De-
porl-Received daily nice fresh oysters,
at j. D. EDWARDS,
l56 No. 278 Second street.
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PUMPS and Fixtures--Sl5 Second st

CLOSED FOR REPAIRs.-That popular
resort known as Willetts. 81 Adams
street, will be closed on the 18th instant
for repairs, but will be open again 70 the
pleasure-loving public on or about the
LIST proximo, reburnished, refurnished,
and generally fixed up.
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SPRING MATTRESSES and furniture re-
paired, renovated and vanished, by
Martin Eyke. 81 Madison street l57
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SEA Moss FARNE from pure Irish
Moss, for Blanc Mango, Puddings, Gus
tards, Creams, ETC., etc. The cheapest,
bealthiest and most delicious food in the
world. cod
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ANTHRACITE Coal, just received b.
BIGLEY, MELLERsH & Co.,
1902 South Court and Main.
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There will be a meeting of the compa-
ny this evening at 8 o'clock. A full at
tendance requested.
DENNIS SMITH, Captain.
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For lime, cement, plaster, plaster
ing hair and fire brick go to
BUCHANAN, HORTON d. CO.,
10 344 Front street.
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CADMUs bowling alleys are in good
condition. IL
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BOARDING.

COUNTRY BoGRD-FoR GENTLEMAN
and wife al Baatyn-Memphis and
Cbarieston raiIroad-fve miles from the city.
address. &c. H.. 27OSecozd street l56-S.
BOARDING REDUCTION IN BOARD.
n Dav board, s20 per mouth; board and
lodging, $50; for two occupying same bed. 80
saeh Per NUM-" WHITEMORE HOUSE.
Il5-f Nos. lo9 and III Adams street.
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QUIgRF Is good, but Stones Tonic
Syrup is better. No cure, no payl 10
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II You want good old 1Iegfbben
whisky, go 60 2z6 Second street.
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THE amateur tournament is still going
en- AT cadfnusi .i'ilnifA So Isl
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J. DEvoTo has just received fresh
supply of Millard's finest prepared fam
lily Chocolate. Call at corner of Adams
and Third streets, headquarters for fam
lily supplies. 1887
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TWELVE standard American tables al
Cadmnl1 gIlIIW 0 u
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If you want good old Megibben
whisky, 80 90 e7e second street.
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THE best place to play billiards-Cad-
mus. Is
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liverpool Cotton Mnrket.
London stock Market.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

r ARRIVALS.
Steamer s. c. Day, St. Francis river.
Gen. Anderson, Friar's Point.
City of Cairo, Vicksburg.
Grand Tower, St. Louis.
c. B. Church, retirement
Mary Boyd, Arkansas river,
" Belle Memphis, St. Louis.
A. j, White, Friar's Point.
st. Marys, Cincinnati,
Camelia, Cincinnati.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer City of Cairo, St. Louis.
Grand Tower, st. Louis.
c. B. Church, st. Louis.
st. Marys, New Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
Gen. Anderson, Pat Cleburne, S. C.
Day, Legal Tender, Mary Boyd, Belle
Memphis, A. j. White, Camela.
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Storage cheap, No. 3 Elliott block. [l57
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Attention. Emmet Guardsi

COOLEST place in Memphis = Cad
mus' Is
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Office: No. 13 Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
Nj Il NJ H H 8:
Monday Evening. Aug. 30, 1870.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. T
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By s. P. and A. telegraph
NEw YORK. August %, 1p.m.-The markets.
seady; sales, on the spot, 10s bales; for future
delivery GOO bales a..h |
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srEAx-FIrrISG-sl5 Second street.
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south Memphis school. Wellington
st. w. III. Bowers, Principal. [l1-2
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FLOR DE CANTERO.

LEAKY RooFs repaired by Bartholo-
new Il Allen, No. West Court st. 1927
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-29

Browne & Browne, sl5 Second street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-29
FLOR DE CANTERO.
FLOR DE CANTERo

Hlrscleaned and dyed, ss4 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-29

w. A. WHEATLEY. Rental Agent,
eli Block, Office NOS. heceis1r
ehtps accepted. Nf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-29

T,oR RENT-A LARGE ROOM, SUITABLE
II for cotton Office or sewing-macnine
room. Apply to 324 Main street. loo-o