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Au,,tsemeuts.

ST. PATRIcK's FAIR.-A large attend
ance of ladies and gentlemen were pres
ent at Cochran Hall last night. Saxby S
band played some excellent music for
the crowd of dancers, who tripped the
light fantastic most merrily. The grand
Irish punch bowl will be disposed Of to-
night. The contest lies between those
popular saloon keepers, James Cannon,
Chris. Pidgeon and Pat Walsh. AT
twelve o'clock last night James Cannon
was ahead some twenty votes. The
voting will close at eleven o'clock to-
night, and the punch bowl disposed of to
the party having the highest number OF
votes. Voting on the gold-headed cane,
to be presented to the most popular city
official, has been spirited. The contest
is between Captain Keno, Chief of the
Fire Brigade, and Chief 0'Donnell, OF
the Police Department. The voting on
the cane will close tomorrow night at
eleven o'clock. The contest for the
beautiful secretary, to be given to the
most popular county officer, is close
between Colonel William Mclean, Tax
Collector; Mr.. James Reilly, County
Court Clerk, and Mr.. P. d. Boyle, Clerk
of the Second Circuit Court. 1t is UNI
derstood that Mr.. Reilly has retired from
the contest, and leaves it to be decided
as to the other gentlemen. The voting
on the secretary will cease at ten o'clock
tomorrow night. At Mrs. Mansford S
table, on the right hand side as you
enter the hall, there is a fine display
of Bohemian glassware, chinaware, etc.
Two immense cakes have been presented
to this table, one by Mr.. Berton and the
other by Mr.. Podesta. A beautifully
dressed wax doll will be raffled for on
Saturday night. The fine prize at this
table to be drawn for is a splendid gold
watch worth 500 The drawing on the
watch will take place on Saturday night
Tickets only fifty cents for chance to
secure beautiful time-keeper At Mrs.
Ashe's table, at the end of the hall, there
are Bohemian glassware, vases, set of
splendid chairs presented by Armstrong,
NALL & Co., Main street, a fine map con-
tanning bird's-eye view of Memphis,
and fine catinet-size photograph of
ex-Bresident Davis, presented by Moys-
ton 4 Bro, of the Star Gallery, Main
street This picture will be rafled for
on the last night Of the fair. At Mrs.
Burke table, on the left of the hall,
there is fine lot ofperfumery presented
BY DR.. Stephens, druggist, Beal street;
glass and chinaware and handsome
cushion which took the premium at the
Shelby County Fair. Go tonight and
enjoy this successful and delightful fair.
THEATER.-At the matinee yesterday
and again last night Rip Van Winkle
was presented by Mr.. McWade 10 fair
houses. Tonight, by special request,
Mr.. NcYsie viii appear in three differ
ent characters. Unpopular and laugh.
able comedies Of Handy Andy, Richard
the Third on Horseback, and Turn Him
Out will be presented to the public. Il
is needless TO say that MeWsde in these
ighl plays is immense. Tonight Mr.
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McWade takes his farewell benefit, and
of course splendid and fashionable
house will be the result The play Of
Rip Van Wrinkle has been on the boards
nearly two weeks, and has drawn well.
Notwithstanding the fact that McWade
had to pass through the ordeal of adverse
and caustic criticism, and that kind of
faint praise, which is almost censure,
from portion of the Memphis press, he
has won his way to public favor, and has
been eminently successful in drawing
large houses to witness his rendition Of
Rip Van Wrinkle. This fact is the most
successful answer to hypercritical objec-
tons presented by few dramatic re-
porters of our city. Mr.. McWade will
appear in st. Louis next week and give
the people of that aourishing village an
introduction to the hero of the Catskill
Mountains.
VARIETIEs.-A full house at the old
Washington Street Theater last night.
Manager Schooles has the best variety
show in the city, and has company of
performers unequaled in the South.
The wonderful clog dancers-Miss Annie
Gibbons and Tommy Carey appear
every night. The BLONDES" Nellie and
Lou Georgia, Miss Lewis, Miss Weston,
and Messrs. Fisher, Blood and Griffin,
form combination of versatile talent
not to be excelled. BY special request,
the popular manager has arranged a
programme for tonight in which the en-
tire company will appear.
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gan, and now has her ready to enter the
river on the first rise.
1t is said that the wharfmaster at
Nashville has not collected wharfage
enough in the last six months to pay his
board.
The Importer, from Arkansas river
arrived at New Orleans on Friday with
ll4l bales cotton.
A suspension bridge over the East
river, to connect New York and Brook
lyn, has been projected. Sixteen hun
dred feet of navigable water is to be
bridged by single span, twice as long
as that of the Niagara suspension bridge,
and four times the length Of the longest
non-suspension span ever attempted.
The elevation will be l36 feet above high
water, and the tallest masted vessel ever
built can pass under, thus disposing
with the draw
A well known steamboatman of st.
Louis recently illustrated his knowledge
of the river, to a group of river re-
porters, by affirming that he could take
boat down the river the darkest night
imaginable, simply by knowing the barks
of the different ogs on each side Of the
river.
A disguised steamboat captain writes
from New Orleans, that on landing at
that port he is obliged to run the gaunt-
let of tarpaulin men, skid men, coopers-
whatchmen, depot watchmen, draymen,
boss draymen, whisky inspectors, run
ners, inspectors of steamboats,, cabmen
hucksters, negro thieves, white thieves
carpet-baggers. carpenters, sugar import
ers, truckmen. That's the way steam.
boating is systematized
The elegant steamer Silver Bow will
pass down at pm. to-day for Jefferson,
Shreveport and all landings on Red
River. Capt Washington, her agent,
viii receive freight up to the hour of her
arrival
The gay steamer Commercial is now
at the wharf loading and will depart al
5 pm. this day, for Cairo, Evansvili,
and Louisville, markings all way landings
The Commercial has excellent passenger
accommodations and is in every respect
No. vessel. r. W. Lightburne, 29t
Front street, is her agent.
By reference TO our steamboat col
umns, shippers and passengers will SCI
that the magnificent steamer Mary Boyd
Rube Haines, master, leaves to-day a
FIVE pm. for Pine Bluff, Little Rock an,
all way landings on the Arkansas river
connecting at Little Rock with light
draught steamers for points above, a
well as with the stages for Hot Springs
The Boyd is the United States mai
packet, and will depart promptly as ad
vertised.
The attention of passengers and ship
pers is called to Captain Bowman's care
in another column, announcing that hi
steamer, the elegant and swift ST. Fran
els, viii leave as usual at Eve pm. to
day for Helena and all points on the ST
Francis, connecting at the mouth O
L'Anguille river with the hght-draugh
steamer Rhoda for points above. Tn
St. Francis is one Of the best steamer
coming to this port, and those who trave
on her are sure to be pleased.
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COTTON

The sales yesterday foot up to 5000
bales, a much larger business having
been done than was expected. One
buyer alone purchased 400 bales, which
was principally on foreign account.
Among the sales were &c bales strict Or
binary at l3sc, l49 low middling at l4lc,
| 400 bales middling, low middling and
strict do at Hsc for middling, l44c for
strict low middling, and l4sc for low mid
ding also 300 bales middling and low
do at l43c for the former and II lc to l4sc
for the latter. The New York market
opened firm at lG4c for middlings and
subsequently declining &c on European
news, closing at noon at l6sc for the
same grade with sales Of 1000 bales
for future delivery at l6lc for
November, and l5lc for December
and January, basis low middling,
the market tending downwards.
The Liverpool market opened quiet at
Gid for uplands, and 9ld for Orleans,
and at pm. was dull and tending down
wards, with sales of 10000 bales; up
lands 81 to aid, Orleans % to 9ld. The
latest quotations, as well as the weekly
Liverpool statement, will be found in our
dispatches below.
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SUICIDE YESTERDAY MORNING.
letter from the Unfortunate Vie
lI tINfNrt tim.

#. 81 H NfNrt tim. m
Early yesterday morning chamber
maid at the Worsham House was unable
to arouse the inmate of one Of the rooms,
and at once gave the alarm, when the door
was broken in, and terrible spectacle
met the gaze of the party. A man was
lying dead on the bed, and pistol,
heavily loaded, which had evidently
dropped from his hand, lay by his side.
An empty bottle Of morphinewas found
near him, and also handkerchief sat
urated with chloroform. With these po-
tentinstruments ofdeath in his possession
and being determined to launch his soul
into the next world, no wonder he sue
ceeded in committing the fatal deed.
Chief o. Donnell at once summoned Cor
oner Moffatt, who summoned jury Of
inquest. The name Of the unfortunate
suicide was james o. Lindley, of Stray
Horn (near Senatobia), Mississippi
The following letter was badly written
on the leaf of blank pass book, with a
lead pencil, and was folded up and ad
dressed to J. W. h J. NJ. Lindley, Stray
Horn, Mississippi, via Senatobia. The
letter is as follows:
ttsfuF gU MEMPHIS, November q.
Ny Beloved Brother and Sisters:
The thing must come to close.
have told you that the Ku-Klux was
going to take my life, and before / will
go back on my country | will die.
bought ticket to-day to leave here. My
spirit revealed. Your brother,
Fraternally, j. A LINDLEY.
The unfortunate man had spread g
shawl on the bed An empty tumblel
in which had been poured the morphine
was near him. 1t is evident that he
hesitated for some time as to the man
ner in which he would commit the rasf
deed. No doubt he determined to use
the pistol at one time, and, changing his
mind in favor of the drug, laid it down
He drained the fatal glass, and "laic
him down to pleasant dreams"
On his person was found letter from
Mr.. j. R. Rodgers, of Robinson's Land
ing, Mississippi, of date October IL, 1870
Mr.. Rodgers wrote to him to come dowr
to his place and repair gin at his owl
price, for which, he would be under many
obligations to him. A letter dated Sep
TENDER I'd, 1870, from V. B. Waddell, Of
our city, to Joe" evidently a brother
| to the deceased, with reference to money
matters, was also found upon his person
Upon investigating the facts and above
proof, the jury returned verdict of sui
eide by taking morphine. Coroner Moi
fatt has written to the relatives of thu
deceased in Mississippi, but no answe
has, as yet been received. The de
ceased was evidently laboring under al
attack of insanity from some unknown
cause when he committed the rash ant
desperate deed.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0rvIcE,
memphis. TENN. November Is. 1870.
MONEY.


Excepting the change in the rates of
discount there is nothing new or inter
esting to report to-day in financial cir
cles. The demand for money continues
active, all branches of trade being rep
resented in the list of applicants for
loans to-day. The banks, as usual, dis
criminate closely, and are favoring only
customers with sufficient funds to meet
immediate wants. Exchange is offering
rather more freely than on Wednesday,
owing to the increased sales of cotton
yesterday and to-day. The different
banking institutions to-day agreed upon
a uniform rate of discount, which is as
follows: On New York, Providence,
Philadelphia, Boston (demand), Fall
River (demand), and Pittsburg, &c off.
On Baltimore, Wilmington, Utica (sight),
Fall River (sight), and all other points
east Of Pittsburg, &c off. On New Or
leans, }c off. There is very little doing
in local scrips or securities. County
warrants are in demand at 81 to Csc, and
sell at 20 to Tie. Tennessee money is
bought by dealers at Csc, and sold at zoe.
Gold is being purchased at ll0l to ll03
The opening rate at New York was liz,
and the closing rate at noon liz. Gov
eminent securities opened quiet but
steady in tone. Sterling exchange was
steady at 1898.
COTTON
The market to-day opened with fair
demand, but, upon unfavorable news
from the East, buyers Withdrew from the
market. The sales reported up to noon
to-day were about 500 bales, middling
selling at l43c, low middling at l4lc,
with exceptional sales Of the latter at
l4sc. We quote:
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Rare chanso for good investment.
Cadmus offers 20 sell bis Billiard Par.
Tors and Bowling Alleys, iii 9 fine
Sample Room attached, all Ia good or.
ar, With a long lease. Reasons made
kpogn on application
eo,sSg c. CADNus, Proprietor.
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Coin weather has come, and those seek
ing shelter from the winters blast should
remember that we are selling all-wool
White and Gray Blankets at 81 80 per
pair and Atwood White and Red Elan
neIs at IS to IS cents per yard, at the
Southern Pslace, 1872 Main street. est
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A FINE saddle to be given away New
Years Eve, at C. N. Case, jr. S, No. 3l74
Main street. Any person purchasing
goods to the amount Of five dollars at one
time will be entitled to ticket. 72t
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To.v1eur, Robert Mewade, the Mem
mis- favorite, viii take bis farewell ben
eft. A big bill has been pEsBsred-
Turn Him Out, Handy Andy aPd Nc
wade's famous DRtsh Richard.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS will buy packet
of SEA Moss FARNE Of your grocer OF
druggist which, in ten minutes will
make sixtesp quarts of blanc mango
buildings, custards, etc, etc. eod-d&W
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GAs-vrTTrNo at 3l5 Second st.
Cool BuReEss, the man who laughs.

JUsT OPENED. Fifty dozen stamped
Boulevard skirts, at Toe, and Boulevard
skirts. at soc. Novelties in cloaks
shawls and sacques at the Southern Pal
ace. sss Main street. est
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To.NIeHr, Robert NcWade, the Mem
phis favorite, will take bis farewell ben
eft A big bill has been prepared
Turn Him Out, Handy Andy, and Nc
Wade's famous Dutch Richard.
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ron ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
COmpany's Z. 5. Nah Line.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. SEPTEMBER
" 18th. the elegant passanfer racket offhIl
Line will leave Memphis for Little Rock, and
all intermediaie landinrs,
On Mondays, Wednssdays and Fridays
AT o'clock pm, making direct cghnections
At Little Rock with the lirht drauaht boat u
the Line for Fort saith and an intermrdIafa
points. and with the regular United state
nail coaches for Hotsprlnrs.
90 The boats q lhis Linz uere haiI. 81.
prcs1ly for The trade. and poses unflfI...1sII
faciities for transporting ras9rnrrfI "a
freight % All points On t1a ArEan..l rIlIr
without detention. a Al stareE II Eaf1r.
60 Frciehts conrirasi ~ thIl C.nr.n. ~
Mcmphi1. or mouth Of White rIaaf. rII| T.
ierwardsd promptly % de-lraiIoa siltrnf
io-l SoHs n. ADans. rsss's.
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Pfftsburg and Camel Goal, and
Gas Coke, AT PetersOn's, IA Madison
end 1874 Poplar street. BIT
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For ths best arncIe Of Coal go 10
.. e. M. London. Stanton Block, cor
ner of Madison and Front. Ut
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NURSERY.
WHEATON NURSERY
Fall Season. 1870.

Sooo LARGE MAGNCLIAS.s 81 EACH,
5000 5000 to year old Magnolias' 4Oe
30 900 Peach and Apple. best varieties, 10 and
20 900 Standard and Dwarf Pears. % and Zoe
a full and complete stock of Evergreen and
HOt-house Plants in great variety.
Bouquets and Flowers furnished on snort
Orders left at Hendrix. McNabb a Co., 2z2
Front street, will receive prompt attention:
formation to THOMPSON q BREWER.
7a-75 Lock-box 40. Memphis.
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New York money Market.

By S. p. and A. telegraph
NEw YORK. November Is. p.m.-Govern-
ments are dull but steady in tone. Sterling
exchange is steady at lO91S. Gold is loaning
fat. Money is easy at to per cent.
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LOOK AT OUR PRICES CALL AND EXAMINE YOU WILL Be SATISFIED

All Wool White Blankets only 81 so pair;
All Wool Gray Blankets, heavy, only 81 so
White and Red Flapnel, Is to % cents yard
Fannel Brown and Beached only 10 cents yard
Genuine best A soft finish Londae down to 10 IL cents
Good Al Beached Domestic, 10 cents yard;
l04 Sheeting, 30 yard;
Brown Domestic 6 IL to IL yard;
All Wool Shawls only so EACH
All Wool Shawls large only 81 80 each;
Stamped Boulevard Skirts only Is each;
Balmoa Skirts only 80 each
All Linen 81 Table Cloths 81 IL each;
All Wool Printed Table Covers only 10 cents each;
White Knit Undehrts Drawers 81 IL
Men and Womens Hosiery only 81 90 dozen;
Hemsttched Linen Handkerchiefs only Is cents each;
Larges Lawn Handkerchiefs only each;
Full Poplins all %
md
Alpacas, black and other colors only rs yard;
Ali Wool Plaids for children, only 80 cents yard
Men and Boys only 20 yard
Bed Ticks and Hickory Stripes only 10 IL yard
Good Apron Check only IL IL cents yard;
Cotton Plaid only II IL yard;
Chidens Wool Hose all sizes, 10
Corse, so cents each;
Towels werranted Linen, each;
Linen Damask unly each; \
We cans sell good White Shirt at 10
Look al Plain and Figured Delanes only 20 cents
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TAKEN UP.

.---,,c - 1,n FINE POINTER DOG,
VNAkEN ,er can have by proving
l. when tne owl Cor this advertisement.
property ana paGyhiTR1R l NdToN MASON,
yI,AKEN UP-A BROWN HORSE: Which
and laying charseS II. w. O'DONELL,
,,-o Chief of Police.
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PITTsBURG, Camel and Anthracite
coal-Pittsburg and gas coke-for sale
by BIGLEY, MELLERsH & Co..,
1901 South Court and Main.
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BOARDING.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE, Jos
d and Ill Adams street. ESafaa m pronr
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LOST.


r osT--ON SUNDAY, THE 2OrH INSTANT,
Ia nj Greenlaw Opera House o'clock SER
vice. one brown fur cape. Any one DELIVERING
II al No, Union street will be Literally re-
warded. [76'l M. l.. MEACHAM.
4 OsT-A DARK, LEMON CoL0REp
| pointer bitch; had on chain collar, with
the name of W. p. Martin. $40 reward VIII
he paid for her delivery at the office of W. P.
Martin, northeast corner Of Second and Union
streets -.
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FRESH Mackinaw trout and white fish
received daily, by express, at Victor d.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson street. 1851
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Fish AND GAME.-Davidson & Co., 78
Jefferson street, have in their store a
large lot of fresh fish from Reelfoot lake
and Northern lakes. The red-snapper,
sheephead and shad received daily. Buff
falo, deer, turkey, ducks, ETC., have just
been received. Mahoney q Co.'S Balti'
more fresh and cove oysters, and canned
goods of every description, can be OBJ
tanned at this extensive fish and game
warehouse. Davidson Il Co. sell al
manufacturers prices and offer superior
inducements to families who buy regular
supplies. Give them call and exam
inc their canned goods, fish and game fol
yourselves. Remember, No. Is Jefferson
street.
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NASTY EYKE, practical upholsterer,
No. 81 Madison street. "a
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIYAL.a.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Commercial, Evansville.
Oil City, Shawnee Village.
q" X. y. Lockwood, Red river.
% Des Are, Friars Point.
A. J. White, Friar' Point
" X. G. Gray, Louisville.
g Julia, Vicksburg
Geo. W. Cheek, Osceola
Mary Boyd, Arkansas river.
" st. Francis, Mariana.
City Of Chester, st. Louis.
Jno. Kilgour, New Orleans.
Alaska, New Orleans.
Fanny Brandeis, Cairo.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer r. j. Lockwood, st. Louis.
" Thos. II. Allen, Arkansas river
" Belle Lee, New Orleans.
=" City Of Chester, st. Louis
f" Julia, st. Louis.
Will s. Hays, Helena.
Alaska, Louisville.
X. G. Gray, Arkansas river.
" Jno. Kilgour, Louisville.
BOATS IN PORT.
Commercial, Des Arc, Oil City, Mary
Boyd, Fanny Brandeis, St. Francis, Geo.
w. Cheek.
RnATa IrAvTNc To-nAv
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FOUND.

=. NUND-ON MAIN STREET. A LADY'S
Nv, = cape. which the owner can have upon
~. ,ation and paying for this notice,
identlh, office Of Sears & Smith, County Court
BR ppIRIdin ns Z-Io-
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Cool BuEarss, the man Who laughs
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Nnfice fo CapItnIkts.

CooL BURaEss. the man lslh9 lapghs.
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Now YorK Uotton Market.

By S. P. and A. telegraph
NV YoRK. November 8. 2p.m.-The mar
ket is quiet sales. on the spot. GOO bales; fa-
tura deiiverv 9 100 balea
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Office: No. 13 Madison Street,
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
MI NJ II HISS
Friday Evening. New. 20. 1870.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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LiverpooI Cotton IIarhet

By S. P. and A. Telegraph.l
LIVERPOOL. November 8. p.m.-cOtton is
tending downward; sales. 1000 bales.
Middling ga ~
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Cool BuRoEss, the man who laughs.
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CooI. BURoEss, the man vh0 laughs.
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FOR PL A ~ II II r. =

constantly FULL AND FRESH STOCKS of the following Goods
which will be sold at CORRESPONDENCE LOW PRICES
Bachelors full stock Kip Boots and Brogans
Full lines of Clothing and Hats;
Tweeds, Kerseys Beverly Twils Sainets
Casino Plaid Striped Osnabugs
Heavy Brown and Beached Domestcs, White linseys,
AND ALL OTHER GOODS FOR PLANTATION USE
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Enr1rr cleaped a. Bal Vain St.
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For Arkansas River.
For Evansville.
RUDDS.
ForHeIena and Friar's Point.

Regular Memphis. Helena and Friar's Point
Tri-Weekly United States Mail Packet.
THIS NEW AND MAGNIFI- r..
cent steamer will leave Mem sllErfts
phis every TUESDAY. THU RS - :.
DAY and SATURDAY. at pm. For freight
u passage apply on board. b3-t
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Memphis 81 White River
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.

Turing THE SUMNER, AND ~.
IL until further notice. the boats ~ -
OF this line will leave Memphis for -
White river on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS
at 5 o'clock pm
For freight OF passage apply on board or 10
W. II. KENNkDAl, Agent.
No. Madifon street.
Or ELLIOTT 4 MILLER,
l9l-f No. 2 Promenade atraal
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By S. P. and A. Telegraph.l
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T,oR RENT-AN ELEGANT TWO-STORY
brick house, adj dining James Park, with
nine rooms, carriage house. convenient en-. to
street cars. with fine garden, orcnard' ssra"-
perr'eS' '''' SAM. II. COWARD,
eo.+ No. Jefferson St.
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FOR r EMIT.

NOR R,yNT-ONE RESIDENCE IN THE
citv an two cottage residences, with gar
dens. at Rid -eway. M. and g; railroad. Apply
" u WWEATLEY, Bethel Block. 1880
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-25
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