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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

FALL, AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commeoelg NpSDAI October y. lo rou Roosevelt
sis
8:t5a ~. Mail for Psiol0gue.
10 A. "a Accommodation for Bsb-ioa
JB D. H. E4pfcas Tor PsteAoas stage 10 Beepou add
Paee
.br N ss Accommodation Saturday. through Pakhosae
5.n D. a., Bshyloa Accommodate GA.
,. IA Merck Accommodation
~ and ~ NJ. ~ and s. o Nsley
1T RoctaNA
TIE ~ mi @ and 49, Vale,
srran faf Hsiassi.AL
u ". DOUGLAS. S.uenstssas4L
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8teamboats ano Railroads.
Try. SPEED. AND COMFORT.


SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
R p... foRWSh LIE Gsdo, Ju,eron Lowell Law
scs Ss.sss Husss csnso Palmer Br.,sSoro and R'eras
s,Iry point. Ihe new ard rsneh steamers
CITY OF LAWRENCE and .,,, =, oxnou
win E.vYors daily tsund.y s,oep,e O'Clock from
Pier 40 North River fool Of Canal @stis-sts . .,,
For Mes London and Norwich there sonneetns With EPI w
icI and Boston Hartford, a, and RGs Rsilie.dH ~ ~
yd TS sTS1A tickets and rs' Of freight p Il ~ cnee lra
Ss.:Yeft Oct IA. 1863
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
c., from Per a L. foot q a%1D;SSS a.
6seI Deem f. are B SSSSSS 81 SPRoPEScB
and ss e. $ i Eas SIi's'
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos.
PErd arF % DE- %sT
AMBoY RAILROAD Per1 North River. and INLAND PRoPEL
dstt6 Passenger. s SG II, ne se",l..y and c md route
' Of Corsdt pnysss en- roS WEST q Up N 70 "s.ns
a' opportunity TICKETS GOOD UNTIL L, gSED o.,
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
ia, Soss b7:.sh Railroad ans;s Jaaos
With the Lhsh ssachsHa Rsiosd and EeA With As L.
bayh .. sitboat change ccnSa Pcaa'yl
lTif SIsTss a asS &c sHs VEST
?Poff f fis Esiioe Bs.ssSs ss. wm
srrr ston hahanoy Cy NJ Carmel hse'oo IunAhshn"ei
ToSanda, WaverY &c.
7:i0L m-Fer Easton-
Ga mWEsrERs Express daily eEoep sabdaTs for Bsston Az
sntown Harrisburg and the West Connects Bonneville for Fem
junction strossbGTg Water Gar Scranton Bingham
svr.euse Phlpshug hsoch Chuus WiltesbsrTe VIII
Transport, Enc hsbssoy City, Nj
Carmel. Wilisnsport Rne, sc
J0:Jj =. m.-Hsy Tain for Somervills
II mFor Pennington, AhniOsn, haneh
CITY, Hs eton Wesbarre, Reading Columbia Lancaster Ephrsa
Pot;svle Harrisburg &c.
T. m.-For Es9n and Allentown.
500 mFor Basion, Allentown Mach Chunh and Bedere
49, ,. m-For Someryile and Remington
5pm-CNCSSATI EIPREs daily, for Bastn Bethlehem, Alien
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago 'innst Sleep
m and Pee Cars Pittsburgh and Chicago Connects al Junction
with Dawa and Western Railroad for Scranton
5:l5 p. m-For Someryne.
m.-For Somcryillc.
D m.-FJr Eason.
D m Emigrant)-Por Raston
90 m.-For PlainhuI
- Fer Piainked Weinesdsys and Saturdays
Fo Elizabeth $50 7l5 1f0 $50 500 $50 1890 II rs
nh 100 400 3:I3 3:3 400, $50, as 5l3 $50: 9;4a
600 63o 200 $40 500 s:2o 500, $40, 0;45 2:o
obtained the once Of the Central Rail
JereJ foot Of Liberty and at t pnacipa hotels
and tcEei oes' in EeHYckCU KICKER Superintendent
H. p BALDWIN, Gcn. Pas hgt
n a VOW
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
IL ERE RATI,ROAD.

NORRIS AND BSSBX DIVISION
Depot, Eesfc,a foo, Of Barclay anil foot OF Christopher st
WIN fER ARkANGEAEN ~. mencHg MONDAY, Nov "a lO
8U EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Dsnyie "a Boon
Branch Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo with s1ssr
and Newton Wsshngton wth the D. L. and W. R.
SuudsarE Scranton Great Bend Bnghs1ton syrs
and and all The Lackavauna AID Boouburg
AMI Delaware and Hudson X. Roads
H. LRHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS at Newark, Morris
Hseketorp Washnon PhlDsbarg and Rasoa;
Phipsbarg Bel. Del for Bedse he, and 81
with L. v for Bethel Allentown Manch ChunL and
Nikepsrrc .
Oh IN SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover With Chester
r. At Waterloo WsshBgon With d.. L., and
W y. X. Wser Gap Stroulst NIX, and scrsntor.
HACKETrsToWE MAIL, connects Nth Boouson Chester
AMI Pa lruads -.
an: 80 p. n 1000. 800
AGA thl ana 800 ?.
Por ORANGE AMI SOUTH ORANGE $50 $50, $40 1910 and
s0 m liO 100 800 $40 $50 $780, 6Oo $40 $500 and il;iS
-. - ,o... IA
l9 sa n 40 "a 'I:e 400 5:2o $40 $50 40 t20'
80 SEQ $500 's2e et9 800 eco and it' p ID
r. .ius marked stop at East Nevars.
cave EsxYork for BLOOMFIELD And hONTCbAlR al S% sba
" 4 m ani Zoo. 3.5l $40 aud 6:2Op
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NIEN. LERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOI of

NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FRON FOO1 OF
~ CORTL ST-For WEST PHILADELPHIA II s1 and sd
n u o. 70 500 ~ night For Ihlsde Pls 70 an'
den ~ For BAL fAORB AID NAshIN"ION r Sn1
WESr Bauore, g.g ll;I and s:Lr IN rOphb
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, $50 L.. s;2T N nNet
ri.sched the 9D train dAv AS rem
Lgnehburg change Por the WEST wa feen'1sta ha
rosI-g.U m - .. Silver Palace ears arr ausree1
., IL "a m AID raa through from N.EYo 10 PShurgh Cscn
r and Chicago change Silver Psse esn are is1n 70 he
= a dsIy through Pittsburgh. CncnnaL Louisville
g. ssd sisoat change silver fs-cr ct ere aaes'
- The 1900 ,hrOHsh 10 Coun5d sIa Nnsu'
rhoge Tese Coaudt and depot Jefsey t'
D.ilr iSsiaydays ereeptedb
J,nn,r, . ll5L r. W. JACKSON, General Superintendent
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professional Notires.

al mpcft,nt .,s,.l. !, tie s,r,eose A-dssl Cosgs
Onef 2B2 Rnsh.sL east Of rrla'e. CJ Nsnoss peeb
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y
~ DEPOT ~ NETWORK, loot Of LibsTyst soath River
lgl, trans vi In otout
IEtVg EWYORK FOR BRRGBS-AYE AND ShNARA-At
$50 6.F 75 100 s:l3 SIS s.l5 $50 lgt u n loo
400 800 $50 4.c iJO 500 $50 600, $50 TO $50, 800,
$50. 1875 1919 p. m - 49, ...,.. $500. - .
as ln.t5. n. b. % lJ1 $50 6:1o 40 800 lo,is, IL
-' X r. ECKBR Superintendent
a. Il BALDWIN Gea. Ptsserasr Agrut
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U1RJE TRAINS Leave Depot

HRIE RAlLW Leave DepoLs
II nootof hanb and foot Of zdst, a. follows:
Tr1ns have thm5ersst at " NJ ~
D. m daily Leave 7ai st. ~ lo;45 m and 1:l9
daily SeE snd improved Dras1ng soom toaees
scomp.sy through Bah.!o connecting At hsr.es
Vile s Sleeping Coaches running through To te.na
Gahoa. sePng Coae9e accompany M NJ trsin ron ss
Buo the 5;J train from New orb 70 B1nAo fni
The from Efers TO orneIsve Buffalo and C'nnoea
Az Hm!grant Train leaves daily At 7S
For Port Jervs ard WAY $50 p N. (l3is., f:l5 NJ
Tor detowu Wsy at $3.50 N. tlJs Jl3 Mi and ouD
dsr. only 8:30 m. t23dst. s:l3 a m
Ford WAY, a "a, tltfst A. NJ
and Way $50 and 40 p M s2Jtst ot'
J:l5 and AIS p M 80,
T5-sier Train. ~ 30 r. m (23i ST. 'll:Ep M
Fa- P.oa RA from 2d At Depot atbb 9;o and li;fe
M 80 3:i5 SIS and GAS D. From ChAnhesst Depot At
6.s5 lH.GD I. N II ID; Il As. l. s. Sis and 6 T.
Por srkensscg iale 2dSt Depot ste;f5 NJ and
p5 3:4 t5l5 ~ IS From Ihsnhess- Depot so
aud 81 Eni p
Par Pernont NAH Tslman, snd Way 2dsi Depot 40
lis 1915 AIS 55 and f:l5 ard SaGniays on y tll:S
$50 3:O, t:lS 49,,
BIS fU.JI D. ard Saturdays only. III midnight
Drawing k1oa and Sleeping
CoscL and for the checking and transfer OF Bag
rage Company Offices -: 329 and s Bfoal.ay l5
tIamlers 2sthst and Thlnsve, Harlem
Fuoht Broky Dp.,s foot 81 Chsmbesst snd foot Of ~
KewYo No EIrbsnsegsce Long Dos Depot jersey CITY and
Of the Agents AZ the principal bots , , ,.,,
l. ID. kuCKER, Dec r. Nm bAhh
Gen. Psss'r AZ
sDtly tFor Hackshsaek only.
For Perm and Ma opl,
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Eora 1slan0 Real estate for Sale.

A IT HEMPSTEAD, L. FARM for SALE
N Hrcsss 100 acres good budng 100 bearing utireS
ming brook &c. Price 800 Aress j. b. LASGDON, Ell
Rockville Centre L. /.
A COUNTRY Notwithstanding, 90 minutes
IA from Thirty fOurh modern Housei all the cOnveuiinee
greenhouse stable and outbug 81 IN complete order price
low terms easy. Address r. W. LBANlTT Co., il9 Wallis.
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forces, Carriages, farness, ST.

=
SUPERB WHITE FOX R0BEmBLACk
~ HRAR WoK Trimmed; HUDSON BAY WOLF. hlsh rAnSs
RoBEs Bi)FYALO ROBES, MADE Snd ufhADs biANhbiS'
WOODEN SOCKS. &c, all sery cheap 1913 Ca.moersst
pEST ENGLISH SADDLES-Imported by
NELSON \ GUILD,
81 Union ~qasre
EINE CARRIAGE AND ROAD HORSES.
PTcH CONAN No l59 Bast Tveng.loartt - hrn e1Ass
HORSES matched pairs ard snge al "
superior bred ard reared IN the central part OF ms eA
FINEST PLEASURE and Trotting Harness,
NELSON GUILD,
n Union-sqnare
HAM's POPULAR PATENT CLAREaNSESSs,
andauets Coupcs Lsndsus Harness Slegbs and beh Il"
sell 10 make for Spring sde
FoURTI-Sr. AND BROADWAY
HORSE BLANKETS, 10 cents to $50 each
Harness 81 500 per set Robes g. IS 70 so each Inc
.rgest variety newborn No eIeepnon
WCS MOSENAN 1anuactarers WareSooms lss Ch.nos,s
SLEIGH- BELLS, BELLS, BELLS
- Lazy. Of the DEXTER sLElGHBELLShghe Belle
low prccs Great 'are!y new and econd hsn
sLEIGHs aud CARRIAGES. WITTY, GO Brosdva'
CLEIGHS, SLEIGH-BELLS, SLEIGHS.-250
sLEIGHS BELLS all styles IN great vaey including
the Light Bell at lowest marhs prices Several sc
ond-hsnd sLBIGiIS CALyIS WITTY @e broeows
- NELSON GUILD,
81 UniOn-sqssre
CLEIG HS.-Several PORTLAND SLElGHS
- for eALg srst coat Apply at l6 William st up star,
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Brooklyn Real Gsfate for Sale.

prospect PARK-LOTS for SALE at
Frtst Seventh and EghAves, block
half from Pak Hl0i cash balance long mortgage Apply
owner, ". c. TURNER, 49, LsfsJ ette-aye Brooklyn.
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HOMESTEADS FREE.

snd for foil Information how where get them Kind OF Lap
he Addrer Boz 20 DsBviBe Montgomery Co No
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gitn Real Gstaie for Sale.

A F0UR-STORY brown-stone front 20x45 IT,.
300 sBCOSD-AVE, between Hfyfrst and Ffy
for sALk House complete condition, with
ments and Store ground floor Pnce reasonable
premises.
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Drn Goods.

Three ease. Il REAL FRENCH sATTSs al The fashionable eo
the desirable fsbnes Tor suits az ~
rvSent wholesale pnoe Toe
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-19

DEAR SiR.-In reply to your inquiry
| VIII state that 10 a conversaiion Eiih
Captain Mat. Houston some time during
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-19

last winter he informed me that his
brother, Samuel Houston, Supervising
Inspector, was concerned in the getting
up Of new steam register and water
indicator to be put on the boilers of all
steam vessels; that it was a big thing,
and he would make his eternal fortune
out of it.
Yours respectfully. NJ J A.
Cover Warmoth, in a recent letter to
the police juries of the river parishes Of
that State, says:
/ am convinced that the Louisiana
Levee Company, to whom the Legislature
gave the contract for rebuilding and
maintaining the levees of the State, will
not be able to comply with the expecta-
tons Of the public in time to prepare for
the autumn and spring rise in the Mis-
sissippi river. 1t now rests with the
parochial authorities to take measures
to protect themselves from overflow. /
have directed the chief engineer to
render all necessary assistance, and
will do everything in my power to assist
you.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-19
the list. Sterling exchange is steady at 1855
aoId Il Ioanine aot


But little was done in the staple yes.
terday owing to the absence of many OF
the buyers who attended the Fair, and a
depression in other markets. To-day
the feeling has not improved any. New
York kilograms announced that market
dull and heavy at the opening, and
Liverpool kilograms report no improve.
ment there. Buyers are looking around,
and few spectators who have the
"nerve are investing where bargains
are found, but outside Of this little is be-
ing done. Factors do not seem fright
ened by the decline elsewhere, and in
some cases are asking 1880 for bright
middling, when Isle is the best rate of.
fered. Some purchases will exceed the
latter rate, but buyers as general rule
do not seem inclined to go above that
figure. Sales up to noon were
$50 bales, including 2S ordinary
at ISL, l6 do at l53c, so good do.
at l75c, Y do. at l74c, 10 do. at l7lc, 20
low middling at lsc, 10 do, at Isle, 20
middling at Isle, 227 do. at 1850, and sc
do. at Isle,
The following is the comparative daily
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pea,h Of Clarence Collier.


Clarence Collier, son Of Col. Tom
Collier, who was killed last month by
DIR. Boatman, at Hope6eld, Arkansas,
died in the Waverly Humphreys county,
jail, Tenn, a few days since. 1t will be
remembered that some weeks since
Collier stabbed a brakeman on the
Nashville and Northwestern railroad,
and was arrested at Wayerly by the
sheriff of Humphreys county. While
attempting to make the arrest the
sheriff was fred at by Collier, but the
latter, striking down the muzzle of the
pistol, the ball entered the knee of Col
lier, and he was secured. Clarence Col.
lier died Of his wounds few days since.
He was well known in this community
as daring and desperate man, but it is
said by those who knew him best that he
never commenced difficulty, and gem
orally tried to avoid them. In 1868 he
killed young Bethel near Marion, Ar
kansas. Clarence Collier performed one
act which can be placed to his credit,
and that is the killing Of the ruffianly
Arkansas militiaman, Captain Haines,
in 1869. Haines was the terror of Crit
tendeD county, and performed number
less acts of robbery and cruelty at the
head of his band Of negro militiamen.
This ruffian had threatened Collier with
arrest and death, but the latter shot him
dead while he sat on his horse and was
drawing his pistol, at Marion, Arkan-
sas, This one act ought to cover null
t:tude of sins.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-19


MEMPHIS THEATER.- -Dominick MuI-
ray appeared to crowded house last
night in Aileen Aroon. His natural
and artistic conception of Irish charac-
ter created favorable impression. As
delineator of Irish character, its lights
and shades, Mr. Murray has no equal on
the American stage. By special request
he will appear tonight in 0onaghs En-
gagement, or Terrence's Oath.
Come 0PERA.-Mrs. James A. Oates
Comic Opera Troupe will appear at the
Memphis Theater on pext Monday even
ing. Mr.. G. D. Hess, formerly manager
of the Parepa-Rosa Troupe, is in the
city in the interests of the Oates com
bination. The company has been con-
siderably enlarged since its last appear
ance in this city. In addition to the
fascinating actress and charming vocal
list, Mrs Dew, the former favorites,
Messrs. Crane, Drew, Jones, Allen,
Koran, Miss Cooper and Mrs. Allen will
appear. The opening piece, the Fair
One With The Blonde Wig, is probably
the most amusing burlesque on the stage,
and it displays to great advantage the
vocal powers aud dramatic ability of the
company
FAIR AND FESTIVAL Rocco Hall is
crowded every evening by the elite OF
the city. The ladies Of the Alabama
street Presbyterian church are holding
an attractive fair and festival. An
elegant lunch is spread during the day
and everybody is invited to call and par
ticipate.
ASSEMBLY HALL.-Prof Won Week s
exhibition last evening was largely
attended. The contest between the
spiritual medium, Miss Robertson, and
the medium detective, Won Week, was
most amusing, and resulted in the dis
comfture of the believers in the spirit
ualistic impostures. To assert that an
iron ring becomes dissolved, during which
it can be put oE or taken off of the arm
of the medium by the spirits at pleasure,
is so absurd statement that it ceases to
be even amusing. TWAS very evident last
evening that the believers were astonished
and had their faith shaken. One be-
lever became so excited that he failed
to hear the storm of Misses by which his
gesticulations and interruptions were
greeted. The medium tied and united
herself in a bungiing manner, while
Won Week was tied by committee and
united himself in few seconds. If the
mediuA detective came to this city and
exhibited as a real, live medium, his fol-
lowers and believers would have been
innumerable. As it is, he has success
fully destroyed the bulwarks of spiritu-
glism and exposed imposters.
Bkoog s.-The Jefferson Street Opera
House continues If be crowded every
evening. Manager Broom presents care
attractions and will continue to do so
duriaG the Fair week. The company
performing at Rreom's is one of the best
in the country and is desSFyedly popular
in this city. A grand programme has
been arranged for to-nights perform
anee. Everybody is invited to attend.
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of Monroe street, between Main and
Second, exhibit some specimens Of
artistic painting which attract the ad-
miration of all who pass near the rear
end of the Mechanical Hall. One of
their best specimens is a sign overhang-
ing the rear door, which is so executed
as to represent two signs, while in reality
the letters are all painted on fat board.
They also exhibit some letters on glass
executed by that excellent artist in their
employ, Mr.. Arthur A. Waite. This dis
play surpasses anything of the sort ever
before made in Memphis.
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FINANCIAL AND gQMMEROIAL.
PUBLIC LEDoER 0FTICE. |
MEHFRis. rEEs.. October ~. 1911. !
Money.


The local money market is working
close, but Notwithstanding this the banks
are sill meeting the demands of their
regular customers, and legitimate bust
ness is unembarrassed. The raies OF
interest at the banks and banking houses
are steady at 10 to u per cent, though
in the open market private lenders OF
curbstone.brokers easily obtain an adj
vance on these fgures-the rate reaching
10 some cases p to per cent. per
month.
The market is well supplied with
Eastern exchange, and though cotton
bills are not coming in as freely as dur
ing the early part Of the week, offerings
are liberal, and rates weak at ! to &c
discount buying, and par selling.
Gold is more steady, opening in New
York at 1928, and closing steady at
noon at ll2I; dealers offer ma for
small amounts, and lc better for ship
ping lots. The City Bank bought lot
Of $40. 900 this morning at IL.
Stocks, scrips, &c, continue dull, and
just now there are no signs of improve
ment. Some 100000 Arkasas levee
bonds sold yesterday at 30, and to-day
$4,000 Of the same vas offered at the
same price, but did not find a purchaser.
City securities, thOugh quiet, are not
lower, and there is no pressure to realize
on the part Of those who hold consider
able amounts. Some Of the smaller
fry" are Offering small amounts a prices
fraction below the market.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-19
Death OF Mr. Fred cole.

Justice Elliott held an inquest yester
day on the bod, of Fred Cole, who was
fatally shot some nights since in Non
connah bottom by some unlInown parties
The testimony aiken by the Justice
showed that Mr.. c ole was on horseback
returning home, aud met several men in
cotton wagon in Nonconnah bottom.
They ordered him to get out Of the
road, and some W ords passed between
them. When Mr.. Cole had passed by
some twenty yards, the party in the
wagon opened fire upon him, one ball
passing through his body. Immediately
he drew his pistol and returned the FIRE.
After riding a mile or two he reached a
house and was carried in almost uncon-
scious, and died from the effects of his
wound on Tuesday night last. The
parties who committed the homicide re-
side in DeS OTTO county, Miss, and will
be arrested and brought to this State for
trial on req uisition from Gov. Brown.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-19
Tickets are not Transfers


Messrs. Lyle & Shields, dealers in
fancy end staple groceries, at No. 2ls
Main street, have received a lot of fresh
goods, to which they invite the attention
Of the public. Their card, containing an
inventory of these goods, appears in
another column. A fine lot of teas,
eofTees, sugars and general fancy groce-
ries can be found at this well known aud
pop ular house.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-19

"Preposierous, my sonl ] cannot, |
viii not submit to such extravaganza.
Only few months ago you bought a
new cloth coat, and now another"
Son-"Dear father, you are too hasty.
This is my old coat cleaned and reno
waited by the use Of little Kalo, which
cost me only fifty cents per box"
Mother pulling on her specks)-
Law me, sakes alive, son, lets take a
peep at that 'mazing wonderful stuff.
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NeW HorH Cott.ln nrarhet.
nivernooI Cotron rnrhst.

LIVERPOOL, October 10. II a.m.-COtton is
quiet and heavy. Uplands, sild; Orleans. lOd.
2p.m.-Cotton is dull and heavy. Sales. TO-
900 bales. of which 2O00 were for export and
speculation. Uplands, barely 9]4d; Orleans,
hardly Ind
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LOST.

-r~ DON -, CE0F DATE 18TH INST, DUE
OsI-A No 'uths; executed by Eliza j..
whiis. swei sor M sum OF 5000. payable to
myself or order, WI arties are warned not to
from maturity. Alp STARKEE REDDITT.
trade for the same. : 49-4T
Nctnhnr 10 lA1l. N..sa.-.....a.a.I.-....l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-19

Grand opening of the California
Sample Room, I6 Madison street,
having TOeen recently refitted and
restOck'sd with the finest wines and
liquors and cigars. Rest beer ON
tap. Oyster lunch every morning.
Come one, come all. AZ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-19
COUNTY FAIR.
INVITATION TO THE CITY SCHOOLS

nNHE CITY SCHOOLS ARE INVITED
Thursday. 10Th. and Friday 2Oin,
instead of Friday alone. One-halt OF the
a va JACOB THOMPSON. President.
LION TRousDALE, Secretary.
With this view propose setting, apart q
train IA leave the depot at ten An. lrailroad
Hmel M ,ursday and Friday; returning, leave
tbe Fair Grounds at four pm. each day;
thSne a N.Y. move the schools otherwise.
n.a5 @. L. ANDERSON, Sup't.
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NOR sALE-A BRAN NEW SEWING MA
{ chine for sale cheap. at this office. ll5O-t
'OR sALE-LETTER PAPER, WITH THE
X Memphis railroad map printed on tho
page. kept on hand and sold at rea-
iourtn price at this office. vi
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STEAMBOATS,,


u VII Y '111'H UIHV a1F7N'IHs
Memphis and st. Louis Packet company-U.
5. Daily Mail Line for New Madrid. Bel
mont and Cairo; connecting at Belmont
with the iron Mountain railroad; at Cairo
with the Illinois Central railroad and boats
up the Ohio.
BELLE ST. LOUIS Blake, master
1n place of r. P. Waltz
VNTIDW LEAVE THIS DAY, ess..
w 18TH inst, at s pm. For elt7n,n,if
freight or passage apply on wharf asz=sss-isszs
boat, foot Of Jefferson street, 10
w. II. DILL, Agent.
FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
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See fourth page for additional local.

PITTsBURa and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

h ARRIVALS.
Steamer Belle Lee, ST. Louis.
II. NJ. Shreye, st. Louis.
r. p. Walt st. Louis.
City of Alton st.. Louis
"a John Kyle, New Orleans.
H. M. Shreve, st. Louis.
DEPARTURE.
Steamer Sallie, st. Louis. afaf
Frank Forrest, 0sceola.
John Kyle, st. Louis.
" Belfast, New Orleans.
" City Of Alton, New Orleans.
.lll" H. NJ. Shreve, Vicksburg.
" City Of Alton, New Orleans.
BOATS ~ PoKT.
R. P. Walt, R, P, Walt, T. II. Allen
Belle Lee.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Friar's Point.....a...Geo. W. Cheek ..5 p. m
Arkansas eleste.;..............4 y. M
Cairo ...-.........~...Belle ST. Lous..-..S y.
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Gas-TIrrno at 3I5 Second St.

Received at Shs Jet Palace to-day
benufIfnI shell sets. she'll brace
lets. shell butterfly combs, and
n Iarre assortment Of other goods
3 o' L. ROEsCHER a co.
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DoN QUIxoTE cigars at Sternberg's,
3l3 Main street. Gl