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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


steamship Wyoming Teal, 20 hours from Savannah
with cotton rice etc. to Philadelphia and Southern Mail
ftsamsRiH Co PASSENGERS s9pdsrson Sandberg,
Wan Wsr.: s: sutton Smith Moore, John Flynn, W.
bearing w, distant 10 miles, spoke barque Martin W.
Brett, from -, bound N. OH the Oapes of the Della.
ware passed deeply laden brig, beating wind NV
Steamship JAS 8. Green Pace from Richmond and Nor.
folk, with mdse. and passengers to w. P. Clyde Co
Br barque Mexican, Mo Arthur s days from Iverpool
with mdse to Penrose Massey a 90. Night of Dec a.
during heavy gale lost overheard the first mate
Br brig James Cofhl Ooi. from Sombrero with guano
20 Moro Phiiips-yessel 70 o. o. Van Horn Left at Som
hreT3 Jan b5gs James Davis and Hatfield Bros both
sehr Austin Davis, days from Boston, with sugar
sSSr ). r ASpTssr 4orsou. cdays from Boston, with
mdse TO 5. Lathbury u 90. u i1L' 7'--' :
schT 8, v. w simmons. days from Whining
rI wsh ~ Gsr a,s shn 70 Patterson Lip
SehI A a. Edwards. Bartlett, days from st. Lynders
sehr Empa 6raham. Smith, days from Boston. with
sc6r xSIoTs Arts day from Fsederica. Del. with
sshI vendaiA; Gsppbel,l day from Leipsie Del, with
- W. =. = s.aoi' i. I "
y Csed WENT TO SEA. logp .Hfi
khP Fsfppdp, 70 Antwerp baque Mary LpWsgisen. tpz
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ITO ALL WANTING FARMS IN A LOCAL

ITO ALL WANTING FARMS IN A LOCAL
ity Exempt from Fevers, AID Lung Complaints
To Farmers, Horticulturists, Mechanics, Capt.
talists, Gentlemen of Leisure, InvalIs, and
all wanting homestead In a climate OF un-
surpassed salubrity, exempt from the rigors
Of Northern winter, and in close connec-
ton with the commercial centres of the South Few
If any sections offer such combination OF induce
ments as the town of Aiken, s. c., and iJs vicinity
for a desirable and permanent home. A pamphlet
of 81 pages now ready, containing description OF
the climate sos and the nature of the products in
the vicinity OF Aiken especially fruit cereals cotton
corn, vegetables, ETC., including extracts from
letters of distinguished VISITORS correspondents,
action of town councils inviting emgrants, etc +, to
which is added descriptive list OF property for sae
including improved farms, ORCHARDS, vineyards,
water powers, kaolin deposits, unimproved lands,
and town residences. For sale by E. j. c. WOOD,
Real Estate Agent, Aiken, S. C. The book will be
sent by mail on receipt of price, 90 cents. Address
j. C. DERBY, Publisher, P. o. Box No. 14s9, New
York, until 1st OF February, after that date at
Aiken, S. G. IL 3m
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STRENGTH, BEAUTY, CHEAPNEsS COMBINED!
HARDING's PATENT CHAIN-BACK
~. PHOTOGRAPH ALBDMS. M &c

For Wedding Holiday, or Birthday Presents, these
Albums are particularly adapted. s'A
The book trade, and dealers In fancy articles will
find the most extensive assortment of Photograph
Albums in the country, and superior to any hereto
fore made. For great strength, durability, and
-cheapness, Hardiags Patent Chain-back Albums are
unrivaled. Purchasers will hnd it greatly to their
advantage to exaraine these new lines OF goods be.
fore making up their orders for stock ada 0f
Also large and splendid assortment OF new styles
Of Photograph Albums made in the usual manner.
. No. s26 CHESTNUT Street,
81 II Phiadelphia.
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OLFARED YFsTERnAY-

seaners for or from the Continent can souhsmptoa
.saai CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer j. s. Shriver Her, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr
Norw baroue Forsoget, Smith, Havana, L. Wester gard
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine NeaOs see First Page
ALMANAC FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY
sUN Rises. MOON RISES. 735
Sun SETS. s......... 5O2 HIGH WATER 2 55
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
F. A. SoUDER,
GEORGE l.. BUZBY, COMMITTEE OF THE MoNrH
GIoRGK N. LATHAM, ---r -N-'--~
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as1ft HIf'ftet m rs
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First cabin. ....... $40 Second Cabin - 9s6
TO PARIS, w.
Inciuding railway tickets, furnished board.l
t1rst Oabn .&l45 Second Cabin .... SS5
hd; sSoamers 40 not carry steerage passengers
american travellers going to returning from the
nent OF Europe by taking the steamers of this line avoid
unnecessary risks from transit by English railways and
crossing the channel besides saving trouble and
pense. GEORGE MACK ENZIE Agent
No. 58 BROADWAY, New York.
For passage in Philadelphia apply at Adams Express
Company, to III II. LEAE
iNe No. 820 CHESNUT Street.
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AT the regular stated meeting of the Board of
Trade, held on Monday evening, the following
interesting report was presented and read:-
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EXPENSES !:

. The Library and Reading Room, which contains all
he ieading periodicals.. are free " abe students.
f.'f 500 . ga
Board in private families inclutine l,sht and fuel
can be obtained 81 from ~ 70 y per Week
Inc nert session opens on Tharsdsy, January 27th,
islC and continues ~ weeks.
students admit ted at sny lime.
For further Information address the President, or
A. j. WARDEN,
JsAi9w2m Clerk of Board Of TRUSTEES
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MUSIC sClIOOL

In this school ms ructon Il given in the d rac,ice
nrsle upon instrnments, and ia theory A. ieludpl
. .sDioogn Ease, Harmony, ConnteTpoinfand Csmpo
de sired ~ '''
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LONDON DOCK GIN.

Es ecally designed for this use Of the Medical Pro-
fesso and the Family, possessing those intrinsic
medic ina properties which belong TO On old and Pure
0iu,
Indis pcnsable to FEMALES. Good for Kidney Con.
plants. delicious Tonic. Put up IN cases, contain.
ing one dozen bottles each, and sold BY ell dragssts
grocers, IA. A. M. Biniagsr Co.. established lfyG
Ne. 10 BE aver street. New Cork. mars0diy
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PREPARATORY DnpARrsrExr.

FPS dsprHssni ihclndes tie studies necessai y 20
EpepaIs lola regular eouE1s IA College.
" also includes course Of study arranged for t 1se
whose time or means are limto aud are thereby n
abe 10 pursue one more extended.
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NOTICE TO SOUTHERN sH1PPERs

-A.e hHuif onnE MsnrHIs 4 81. Logs ~
d. . .,fft MAIL PAoKBr Co. h.
III LOUIS, january y, 1871. j.
Company will take no goods 20 ks cpllected fN on
delivery, nor permit invoice charges 70 go into the
bills OF iadinG, To ell points where there are NO
taken iree Of charge btt in case viii goods BE- ssd
isI such I'M CHARGES b Az legitimate 'rAn'posAs'sn
HENRY w. SMITH, A.
jsn2sdlx lPrss't MAST. l.. Packet 60
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The atteua snTf Hariwafe de ''|e ttH
builders and owners Tesp$cu -den. Car and House
Pctenb,Never.Fa',s,. py invited 70 the
"Wi!lnlldlc,W Fast :''

IN MANtnG CO.,
Chsmbers-st., N. Y.
Arborn-st , Chicago.
z Agsnf. Fsb4dlm
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Tho HskH~ seoytrris " pnhkhed every amer.
noen, a. No, - Tenth street, tfhornton Blecs), By
J.hp IA obstS Co.. for ercnlation BY carriers,
.sSShsn. astIsAcmsis! = g. ~, W. "
The WISELY BuLLKfIs, large eish,.rage forty col.
pmu paper IS Issued on Thursday, FOR the mails and
To-, sair a,i,ur counter end by ncwsdca,rrs
sx-sp-cimeu copies furnished TRgE. Address,
JOHN ". lRERi,Y A CO., Cairo, III.
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BUSINESS scHoOI

The couIss 10 this school includes penrnsnshil
Commercial Arithmetic, BE ok.KeeIisg Telegraph
ing and Commercial Law, nth the dsgf, Of Maii'
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.

I DOVh IO TUX CHILDREN.
IlIe Great Soothing Remed, =.
Nj; Cures Cole and Gripping N PR ca
"Hnrxynn,yMbS Ne bowels. and fscilitAte. 2h
S'H'f' the process Of tes,hinR. ICE MS
Nh. snbdues Convulsions and ov. ~ lIcr
"h,rr1,yMbs ercomes all diseases incidentt "a
sfkSP. . 20 infAats and children. &c 'Nrs
, MIS-. Cures Dia:rhea, Dysentery / p RICE
"h,LnUOHBs and sapn'er Compliant in as
eihtP. Iehildren OF all ages. c'Nrs
70 the Great Infants and Chiidren'. So ethin,
any othercsuse. 81 :"
pr.p.5.d BY the Ora FTos MEDICINE go, 81,
sod BY druggists and de in ~-teln every.
s~zilyd.s
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MANHOOD;
HOW LOST! xSIW RESTORED.

!ass Publishes, II tsaei envelope. Price, seeus.
! LECTURE ~ TuE NATURAL TREATMENT
va hAiie. Ss1s OF Bp.rm~aorThoea, or sTmlnej
neaNhess, involuntary EnEalss,ens sexual u. blIty
~ itLp s<sis " Marriage generality servousp...
s Is'on. Epilepsy, and nt., h.ntAi and Physs,
ca lls %ss.V' resulting from self abuse. A. : h,
EhoI' u crtrrswrti, " D. snih0r Of the 'siie.5
"A sosn 10 Thensanss efsansrsr..-
sent under s.sl, ma pAn envelope 70 Anv addr..-
p...p%a on receipt of ar ceEis o. t1o D. .fAas
stamps TO cHAs. &c KLINE co. y
=" "'"'''' New t n.s.I' Pos. once be.
a., AZ cal,sFssn' Marriage .GHld.y price u
N'"S' n - n cd .. n. " ... nov sfAr3rs
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Courses Of Study 4:

The Classical and Scientific eours.s Of this lnsl!ig
ton include TIE studies nsu ally pu rsued, and upoi
their successful completion the reg uls degrees ar
conferred
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-11

MISCELLANEOUS, RIVER, BUSINESS.
The river is rising slowly here, and is
now about twenty-three feet below high
water mark. The Arkansas is declining,
and has fully ten feet to Little Rock.
White river has three feet scant to Jack
sonpoFt, and is falling slowly. The Mis-
sissippi is declining two inches per day
at Cairo, and as much or more at St
Louis. The Ohio is stationary q, Rvans-
vile and Logsyille. and declining at
Cincinnati and Pittsburg. The weather
is cool. Business is fairly active.
The U. S. mail steamer R. p. Walt is
now at the levee loading, and viii depart
for White river tomorrow.
The Norman, CAPT Kennedy, will
leave at = "a. to-day for Cairo, Evans
vile and Louisville direct, making all
way landings, and will go through to
Louisville in good time. As a passen.
ger packet she possesses superior nc.
cOmmOdatiOns, having yeosAily been re
fitted 10 an s,agant manner Those de
sizing a safe and comfortable trip would
consult their own interest and comfort
by going with Capt. Kennedy and Clerk
Norris
We understand that Major Adams
viii soon be awarded the contract for
carrying the Y. S. mail "a Helena,
Friar's Point and other lower landings.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-11
Apusenents.

THEArER.-The sparkling comedy,
"The Lancers,p was presented last night
to full and fashionable house. The
admirers Of Miss Louisa Moore, the fair
beneficiary, turned out in force. The
accomplished comedienne played adj
mirably, and charmed the audience with
her graceful style of acting. She was
ably seconded by Mr.. Wyndham. No
better actors have appeared on the boards
of the theater for many years, and none
became so popular in SO short space of
time. Mr.. Fitzpatrick, Mr.. Allerton,
Mr. Edgar, and Miss Nellie Johnson fully
sustain their parts, and add much to the
successful presentations of the different
comedies Tonight the interesting com
edy, sThe Two Roses" so well received
at Wallack's, will be placed on the stage.
This being the fashionable night" in
Memphis, there will of course be a
crowded house.
VARIETIEs.-Manager James Schooles
has a frst7class troupe of artistes at the
Washington street theater. The dane
ing, singing, and negro comicalities pre-
scented nightly are received with APP
plause by crowded houses. A change Of
programme every night.
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For NV ORLrANs.-The only steamer

FOR NEW ORLEANS. - ne only steamer
leaving this port to-day for New Orleans,
Vicksburg and other lower landings is
the elegant packet Shannon, Captain
Beatty master. She will pass down at
pm. and pays attention to all way
business. Captain Lightburne has a
clerk at the levee to receive freight up
to the hour of her arrival.
The Helena and Friar's Point trade is
becoming exceedingly light, and is de-
creasing so rapidly that it is thought
several steamers now plying between this
city and the points named will soon have
to be withdrawn.
The magnificent steamer st. Francis
is now in port and will back out at five
o clock this day for Helena, Friar's Point
and all landings on the St. Francis river
Captain Bowman is veteran in the
trade, and is always assured of good
trip both ways Sam. G. Paine and w.
b. Berry are his popular clerks.
Inc Colorado Mckee master VIII
pass up at p NJ 'o-ua ~, oairo anu
o. LOUIS cohpec"ag WIN 'ne raiiroaus
ior po'A's East anu North nebnry Del.-
rich' an agreeaole ana popular oincial'
presldes AT the colorado $ desk
a heaVy ,og sel'ied upon 'ne river last
night, and did not clear away until late
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DEAD AND ALIVE.
Another. Inquest.

The late Cosgroye sensation seems to
have put every person upon the lookout
for dead men. Yesterday the Coroner
was startled from his slumbers by the
information that a man had been muir
dered near Elmwood Cemetery. Visions
Of inqaests and post norton examine
tons foated through the mental frame
work Of this official, and soon he was
seen mounted upon his "sorrel,' going
at rapid single foot" toward the
scene Of blood and mystery. The
dead man was there, stiff and cold
as a marble statue. An intelligent jury
was suddenly summoned, and, with the
utmost gravity, the examination COM
menced. Witnesses were introduced
and heard with reference to the manner
in which the dead man shuffied off the
mortal coil" 1t turned out that the de-
ceased, who was before them lying upon
his bloody bier, was German; that he
had engaged in personal difficulty with
ano,ber German near Herpando Park
.nd had rece;ved from his countrvman
blow which sent him 10 grass ard pre-
nared him for a residence in a coffin.
This was n clear case Of murder most
foul dark mysterious and bloody. Before
the iurv could write their names to the
nrinted blank which contained their YER
dict the dead man sat up and gazed
around AZ the crowd with amazement.
His first inouiry was for a glass of his
favorite beverage. lager beer" SIEVE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-11

OYSTERS, Fish AND GANE.-The oys-
ter season has opened. All lovers of
bivalves will no doubt rejoice to learn
that the freshest and finest oysters can
be obtained at No, Y Beal street.
Mr.. Clement, the proprietor, keeps con-
stantly on hand large supply of oysters,
fish and game of the rarest and choicest
description, which he will sell at reason
able rates A large bear has been Sc
cured by Mr., Clement, and can now be
seen at his store. The highest prices
paid for game at this depot.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-11

The Liverpool market opened quiet,
with uplands Cd, and Orleans 81 to Gid,
and estimated sales 10000 bales. In New
York the sales for future delivery were
at l5s for November and l5s for Deem
Der, basis low middling.
The New York Standard of Tuesday
says: The shipments of cotton to Liv-
erpool last week were extraordinarily
large. The total exports to all foreign
for the week, as given by the Financial
Chronicle, are 1924 bales, against 49,
III bales in 1869. The exports to Great
Britain were 64,ss3 bales, and to Ger
many and the rest of the continent, S24l
bales The stocks at the seaports here
are now 247,S02 bales, against 22a,0Sl
bales at the date in 1869. The receipts
for the week were LOG, 4O6 bales, against
IS, 269 bales for the corresponding week
last year. From September to 0c.o-
Der %, the latest date covered by the re-
ports by mail, the receipts were 436, 3a9
bales, against 435,477 bales during the
same period of ls6a, and the exports
were l75, 429 bales, against l6S, 1903 bales
in 1869. The stock in Liverpool last
evening was 100000 bales, against $685.
900 bales in 1869.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-11

srEAn.rIrrINe at Bus SECOND St. 42t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-11

VIII ne 50 uHlH inc weather. VnaHBesi
The demand is, however, not pressing,
and our merchants only provide enough
to meet immediate demands Corn is
scarce and frmer, while hay and oats
remain unchanged,
MONEY.
The money market is ruling close, with
an active demand from almost every
branch of trade. The banks discriminate
closely, and are doing business eau
tiously. The future Of finances and
business does not seem to have yet been
sufficiently eOnlrehended to permit
business men to relax in any degree
their watohfulness of events, Collec.
tons are reported meager, keeping de-
posits at a somewhat lower point than
was anticipated week ago. Exchange
is Offering quite freely, and rates are still
irregular. One bank takes all Eastern
bills, except on New York, at Ic and
other Eastern points at &c, while the ma
jority are taking them at &c on all East
tern points. The checking rate is par to
81 per $1,000 discount Local stocks,
scrips and securities are nominal and
unchanged. Gold is purchased at 1921
to 1904 for counter to shipping lots The
New York opening rate was llOi, and
closing rate at noon Ill. Government
securities opened steady aud unchanged.
The regular semi-annual meeting of
the General Freight Agents Association
of the United States and Canada, was
held at the Sherman House, Chicago, on
the 9th inst There we're forty-three rail-
way and transportation companies rep
resented, Z. r. Wadsworth, of the Chi
cago. Burlington and Quincy railroad,
presiding, and H. W. Hibbard, of the |
Vandalia Short-line, secretary. The !
most important business transacted was |
the adoption of revised classification |
Of freights, which. however, is spbiect n 1
the approval Of the New York Central. |
The reduction OF 5per cent. on the rates
for compressed cotton, weighing Is, 900 |
pounds or more per car, adopted two
months since, was repealed. Rates on
compressed cotton, made at the same
time, we're reathrmed. The next meet,
ing is to be held in San Francisco, on the
2Sth Of April next
The closing quotations Of Southern
State securities on Monday night we're
as follows: Tennessees, ex-coupon, 81 to
&c; Tennessee, new, 60 to cole; Viz
GINA 6s, ex-coupon, Cal 70 csc; Viz
GINA, new, 81 to 66e; Georgia 6s, SIC;
Georgia Is, 81 to 92c; North Carolina,
ex-coupOns. Ale; North Carolina, special
tax. p to 2llei Missouri 6s, 9ll to 9lIc;
Missouri II. and St Jossphs, sll 70 PC;
Louisiana 6, ex-cOupoh, Il 10 tile Lou
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-11

A meeting of Canadians will be held
at the Office ofDr. Allan Sterling, rooms
l and 2 over Willett's Billiard Hall, No.
81 Adams street, on Friday evening No
vember ! Rt 7 o'clock, to make the nee
essary arrahgeme1fs, and pay that tri-
butte Of respect which is due the memory
of our fellow-countryman, Alexander
Matthews, who lost his life in the recent
accident on the New Orleans and Jack
son railroad. This call is made at the
suggestion Of number of his friends and
felloy-coantrgmeH. faat
621 q EoI1RsK
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-11
MATINEE tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
lAdvertisement.l
An Error Refufesi.

There is no such metal as Oride. 1t
is name given to brass or plated or gilt
or spurions goods. Ifyon wish to inspect
large stock of fine JewelFy, watches and
chains, diamonds, silyervare, fancy goods,
etc, aud reoeivefnlI value for your money,
together with courteous treatment, 60 to
WIN. c. BYRD's, jeweloc and matchmaker,
successor to Merriman, Byrd & Co., 275
Main street, Memphis. 10
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LOOK AT OUR PRICES CALL AND EXAMINE YOU WILL Be SATISFIED

4 All Wool White Blankets only So so per pair;
All Wool Gray Blankets, heavy, only 50 so
White and Red Flannes, Is o yard;
Flanne Brown Bleached 10
Genuine finish Lonsdae down o Is IL
Good A. Bleached Domestic, 10 yard;
l04 Sheetng, 35 yard;
Brown Domestic, G IL to Is yard
All Wool Shaws only so EACH
All Wool Shaw large size, only 81 80 each;
Stamped Boulevard Skirts only 10 each;
Balmoral Skirts only so EACH
All Linen "a Table Cloths 81 IL each
All Wool Printed Table Covers only 10 each
White Knit Undrts only cents;
Men and Womens Hosiery only 81 90 dozen;
Hemstitched Linen Handkerchief only 10
Large size Lawn Handkerchiefs only 4 cents EACH
Full line Ppn all colors and styles only
English Mernoes all coo and styles, only 30 per yard
Alpacas black and other coo only rs per yard
All Wool Pads for children only 30 yard;
Heavy Jeans, for Men and Boys 20 per yard
Good Apron Check only IL IL cents per yard
Cotton Plaid only IL IL cents per yard
Chidren's Wool Hose, all Sizes 10 pair
Corsets so each; s. .plrrta..
Towels, warranted Linen each;
Napkins Linen Danask, only o cent
We sell good White Shirt at
Look our Plain and Figured Deanes only 20
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-11

PITrsBURG, Camel and Anthracite
eoal--Pittsburg and gas coke-for sale
by BIGLEY, MELLERsH Il Co.,
1907 South Court and Main.
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"Cadnus."

WooD WooDlI WooDlll = Just re-
ceived by C. H. Johnson, at the foot Of
Union street, one hundred and fifty cords
of hard wood, which he will sell at So per
cord on the levee, and 81 per cord de-
ligered to any part of the city. II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-11
D. c. & II. M. LoEWENSTINEyS
LIST OF PRICES!

Dry Goods for the Rich and Poor!
DRY GOODS FOR THE PLANTER AND LABoRER!
DRY GOODS FOR THE MILLION I!
SOUTHERN PALACE!
332 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-11

NOR RENT THE BRICK MANSION
Il known as the Jesse Tate place, situated at
block from the Vance street cars. The house
contains eight large rooms. besides Kitchen,
store and servants rooms;s he grounds com
prise nearly Ave acres in avn and garden.
trees. several varieties each Of strawberries.
raspberries, blackherries. grapes, gooseberries
and currants. For further particulars and
terms apply on the premises or at Steeyer
drug store. cor. Second and Madison SIS. li5-I
NOR RENT OR sALE-0N FIVE YEARS
Il time. several houses and thirty suburban
i2s-tl VI. +. HARDIN. 2lI1l Second 81:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-11
BOOTS AND SHOES.
True my
EUREKA BOOT

FrHE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE GREAT
| 81. I.oalI Pair for l5d9 was awarded to the
manufacturers ofthis beautiful boot. Ifcom-
hiacs an the utility ofthe sewed boot With the
cheapneEs Of the pagaed boot. IL eonstIue-
ton 2 in this wise; instead Of pegs, peculiar
shaped brass seTeu y driven into the sole = hen
damp, aRd smoofhiy and securely clincheis
thus hQ ding the aolcs and uppera tsfotnef -
tight that theY can never up or rif4 uay.
They have All he smaothncff and elastIcIv %
the seued boot, and none 81 ne dIIadfa4-
tages attaching y the perred boot, We ali
hen a. . price bot trihe more than Ia %
something that i indeed eccnousta|l We
rave a frssh stock q al kinds u IlQIs anG
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-11
New York money marker.

By S. P. and A. Telegraph
NEW YORK. November IL. p.m.--Govern-
ments are dull but steady in tone. Sterling
exchange is steady tlO9%. Gold is leaning
at per cent. Money is easy at 8 per cent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-11
PUBLIC LEDGER.
Office: No. 13 Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY
Nj Il Nj II III -;
Friday Evening. New. II, 1870.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7