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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-27

to the waters edge at Eau Claire on Sun
day, January the 9Th. The fire is SUP.
posed TO be the work of an incendiary.
The Jeanette Roberts, owned by Cap
tain Hermann, of Lacrosse, had her en-
tire cabin cut away by two men at Du-
rand to supply the town with kindling
wood. Measures will be taken to re-
cover damages unless the offending par
ties settle the matter satisfactorily to
the Captain.
Captain John Hare has purchased the
tow-boat Cornet from the Mount Carbon
Coal Company, for something less than
$4,000. She,will be towed to st. Louis
from Grand Tower, and will be placed in
the St. Louis and Pittsburg trade.
Unusual precautions against fire are
taken by the officers of the James How
ard. Coal oil is not used on the boat,
nor is it allowed on board as freight.
There is also regularly drilled FIRE de-
partment
Judge Stanley Matthews made pow
erful argument on Monday before the
Senate Commerce Committee for the
Cincinnati and Newport Bridge Com
pany. Messrs. Eggleston, Smith and the
Cincinnati committee were present, and
were to have replied yesterday. The
matter is still before the House Com
merce Committee.
The wharf is crowded with steamers
Among the arrivals are the W. R. Ar
thur, from New Orleans, with cargo of
sugar and molasses; the Belle Ida, from
White river, with 427 bales of cotton and
GAG sacks of seed; the George W. Cheek,
from Friar's Point; Mollie Gratz, from
ST. Francis, from st. Francis
river, with 3l4 bales of cotton and 579
sacks of seed; the Mary Boyd, from the
with BIG bales of cotton and
800 sacks of seed-she also discharged
305 bales at the mouth of White river
for reshipment to New Orleans; the St.
Luke, from st. Louis, brought 5000 bar
rels of -four, 81 barrels of whisky, So
barrels of pork, 763 sacks of corn, 5ss
sacks of oats and 100 sacks Of bran.
By telegram from Little Rock to
Major Adams, we learn that the Arkan-
sas river is rising rapidly at that point
to-day.
The GAINESVILLE passed Little Rock
yesterday for New Orleans with big
trip of cotton.
A lot of bridge iron for the railroad
bridge over White river Ut Devall's Bluff
S now upon the levee awaiting ship
nent
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Fast Driv,nr

SO much has been said Of late on the
subject Of fast driving, and so many pen
sons have been run over by buggies
hacks and other vehicles, that we have
concluded 10 publish the law on the sub
jeet, not only in force in Z Memphis, but
also in New Orleans. The New 0rlean.
ordinance fills the bill, and ought 70 BE-
adopted by our city authorities. The
sections of the Memphis ordinance are
as follows 2. Ngog 'no lHNi .e9r hii
SECTION |. It.shall be deemed mis-
demeanor 10 do or cause to be done any
of the following acts, and any person
convicted thereof shall be fined not less
than five nor more than fifty dollars: y
First. To ride or drive with unneces-
sary or dangerous speed in the streets,
or to ride. or drive. on any Of the cutters
or sidewalks of the city.
Second. To leave teams, horses or
mules attached to any vehicle, standing
unhitched in any of the streets or the
public landing without competent per
son TO take charge of the same. bridges
Digest, page 33f. 'i'll'I till' y IifTsGo7
New Orleans ordinances, article l245:
Amy drayman, carter or other, driver Of
any cart, dray, wagon, tumbril, lumber
cart, wood cart, brick cart or other vehi-
Gle whatever, public or private, who shall
be guilty Of running his horse or horses,
mule or mules through anyof the streets
of the city of New Orleans, or driving at
d faster gait when loaded than walk
and when not loaded at greater speed
than q slow trot or pace, ordshall turn
any corner faster than walk, shall be
arrested and caused to pay fne,i at the
Recorders Office Of either of the two dis
tricts Of the city Of from ten TO twenty
five dollars for each ofiense, and, in de-
fault of payment Of the above fine the
driver shall be imprisoned for term of
not less than seven nor more than four
teen days "'ii'''b f.ef'oa saisgn' ,ra
In, st, Louis, Cincinnati, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York ordinances
like the above are in force, and in New
York the ordinance is more stringent
than evensin New Orleans ls
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0FVIcE,
MEMPHIs. Tim. January q. 1871.

Owing to the light receipts of produce
there is very little activity in the genera
market. Prices are firm, especially fol
meats and provisions; corn, oats and
bran are also in request and held firmly;
-four meets with a fair request for the
medium grades, and is I6rm-the stock
will be somewhat augmented by the arri-
val to-day of St. Louis packet; butter
is weak at 80 to 3lc for choice Western;
beans quiet and unchanged; corn meal
dull, with sales from mill at So 10 to
3 25; -four firm, with limited offerings;
hay quiet at $2l to % so for good to, No.
/; corn is scarce and held firmly at sic
from store; oats are scarce at SO to 55e;
bran nominal; provisions are firm and
prices tending upwards; mess pork is
held at $23 so; dry sailed clear sides, IL
to l2fc shoulders, Sc; bacon quiet but
frm-clear sides, IL to l34c; hams, l6l
to lie; lard Grm-tierces, he; keg, lac,
Il FTTWg ~ NoNEYs IN VaalFF
y There are no new features Of interest
to mention ia financial circles to-day.
Money seems more abundant than ex-
change, but yet not sufficient to meet the
demands Of all. Exchange is in active
request from the banks, who are paying
for the cotton bought yesterday and to-
day, and by tomorrow the market viii
be nearly bare, when currency shipments
will again have to be resorted to. Eas-
tern commercial bills are taken at ! to
&c discount and New Orleans at tc dis
count. In local stocks and securities
there is no change exceptin the buying
rate for Tennessee money. which is in
active request dealers today are offer
ing 75c and selling at lie. County war
rants are dull at 60 70 &c buying and
selling Gold is purchased at 1904 and
sold at ll0l, the latter being the New
York rateIo esol5 tsJll W
OOITONs
The market closed firm yesterday, con
sequent upon the rumored capitulation
of Paris and &c advance in New York.
Sales we're 1850 bales To-day there is a
brisk demand from all quarters, export
ers, spinners and spectators being rep
resented in the purchases. The specu-
lative interest is working upon the anti
cipaied downfall Of Paris and a conse-
quent advance % prices, while exporters
and spinners are buying for immediate
and future use and shipments. All are
working lively, and sellers have no diff
Guilty in obtaiRipgl to &c advance on
prices asked yesterday morning Sales
reported up to pm. we're 1881 bales.
including all grades embracing ordinary
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HOOK ~ LAtIrllls =, 90 monroe StreeL. q LIS
Amusements.
MEMPHIS THEATER. - The Japanese
troupe gave another of their entertain
ing performances last night. The pro-
gramme is varied nightly, introducing
new feats and exhibitions. Last night
one of the children of Yeddo performed
the Davenport feat of untying himself
after he had been apparently securely
bound. The ropes were thrown off in a
much shorter period of time than it took
to tie him. Tonight the Japanese will
present new and startling scenes, never
witnessed heretofore in Memphis.
VARIETIEs.-Manager Schooles has the
only variety show in the city. Hundreds
attend every night, and testify their apr
probation of the splendid company Of
artists appearing on the boards of the
Varieties. Each night new programme
is arranged by Stage Manager German.
The best Of actors appear on the boards,
and nothing can be more attractive than
the dancing, singing and negro comieal-
tiles of the star performers at present
occupying the boards of the Washington
street theater.
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A. SoHEiFERs, of Exchange Building,
is in earnest in having his and his wife s
life insured, to the amount as stated
before, $4,000 each side. 1t shall be
divided into FIVE different companies.
"a natural dead must be died, or no
money shall be paid. A consultation
can be had with Mr.. Scheifers in regard
to this between the hours of three and
FIVE o'clock this evening, at his resi-
dence, No. l6O Front street.
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| RlfERi BUSINESS MISCELLANEOUS.
The river rose sixteen inches during
the twenty-four hours ending at noon to-
day, and is rising rapidly above. The
bar opposite the city is fast disappearing
from view, and by tomorrow will doubt
less be covered with water The rise at
Cairo yesterday was two feet twelve
inches less than on the preceding day,
indicating that the wave from the Ohio
had nearly passed White river has
risen nearly two feet, and the Arkansas
twelve feet. The weather is cold and
disagreeable. Business at the wharf is
fairly active.
| By telegraph 1ls
LoU1sy1LLE, January 27-River fall
| ing, with seven feet in the canal and FIVE
in the chute over the falls. Weather
cloudy and cool. The Sam j. Hale left
at ten a. m. for Memphis, and the G. B.
Church at IL N. for New Orleans. The
large sternwheel steamer H. C. Yeager
arrived from New Orleans, and left light,
to make up her trip below. They have
succeeded in pumping the water out of
the Groesbeck, and have partially un-
loaded her. She is shipping her cargo
on the Nick Longworth, to leave Satur-
day The Groesbeck will go ON the
docks Immediately A large number of
coal boats, with their tows, will depart
for the South to-day.
The Mary Boyd will leave tomorrow
for White river in place of the R, P. Walt.
The St Luke gets away at pm. for
Cairo and ST. Louis.
The Robert Burns is the regular Dean
Line packet, to depart for Louisville and
Cincinnati tomorrow.
The Dexter will pass down tomorrow
at 4 p. m. for New Orleans and the bends.
The good steamer W. r. Arthur de-
parts at 4 pm. to-day for Cairo, Evans
vile and Louisville. She adds a few
hundred bales of cotton here, and goes
through on time RI e-a
John Harbin's packet, the Celeste,
will leave at pm. to-day with the
United States mail for Pine Bluff, Little
Rock and other points on the Arkansas.
There is big water in that stream now,
and the Celeste will make quick trip.
The popular St. Francis goes out this
day at pm. for Mariana and all land
ings on the St. Francis river, and may
possibly go above. Tom Bowman is her
master, and Messrs. Paine and Berry are
her clerks. ' "'l.S ..-'..
Capt Jim Lees new steamer the Phil
AlHn will back out this evening for
Helena, Friar's Point and all way land
ings. She has excellent trips both ways,
and gives general satisfaction
The a. Baker was snagged above Cairo
yesterday, and shipped about two feet of
water, but sustained no great damage.
The Oil Valley, Ironsh es, Grand
Lake No. 2, Dick Fulton and Blue Lodge
are due from above with tows. The latter
named boat stops here. al
The following boats have left Louis
Vile with full tows Of coal for the South
ern markets, viz. J. b. Bigley, A. ].
Baker VIM. Cowan, Grand Lake, Dick
Fulton, Fearless, Gray Hound, Blue
Lodge and Mary Ann. The above boats
had in tow, when they departed, over
500, 600 bushels. The following boats
with full tows viii leave in rapid success
sion: The John A. Wood, Hercules, |
Alps, Tigress, Boaz, Hornet j. S. Nc
Donald, Ajax and Sam Brown.
The steamer Ida Campbell was burned
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'etall Warer0OmS OF


Craig & CO. have a varied and large as
sortment of hot-bed sash, already glazed
and ready for use. A full supply of fenc-
ing wire, and ready made wire fences OF
every form and pattern for gardens,
lawns and parks, can be found at their
house, Their stock of garden and farm
ing implements is complete in every
particular; in fact, you can purchase
everything in the seed, implement and
general garden and farming line, from
these veteran seedsmen, r. G.. Craig
a Co.
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For White River.

I Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White River Line = For Helena, Friar's
Point, DevalPs Bluff, Searcy, Augusta and
Jacksonport; connecting at DeyalPs Bluff
MARY BOYD, = Capt. r. L. Haines.
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT IT,
i passenger packet will leave as sll54lSts ~
above on SATURDAY, 18th inst, HasszzsslE-ss-sst
at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. q. PATTES0N, Agent,
129 No. 8 Madison ST., Stanton Block.
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PIumbing. Gaas and steam Fitting

Having purchased the interest of Mr.
Lunn in our old stand, we will continue
the business of Plumbing, Gasand Steam
Fitting, and would be pleased to see our
old friends and as many new ones as
Will favor us with their patronage.
Phil. J. MALLON & Co.,
l33 204 Main street.
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For Arkansas River-Memphis & Ar
kansas River Packet Company.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

TINE ELEGANT PASSENGER IT,
i packets Of this line will leave -
MEMPHIS for LITTLE ROCK asszEEsaEsssaAi
and all intermediate landings
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at o'clock pm, making direct connections
at Little Rock with the light draught boats of
points, and with the regular United States
mail coaches Ior Hot Springs.
p6- The boats Of this Line were built ex--
pressly for the trade. and possess unsurpassed
facilities for transporting passengers and
freight to all points on the Arkansas rive
without detention, at all stages Of water.
81 Freights consigned 70 this Company
Memphis, or mouth Of White river. will
forwarded promptly to destination without
charge for transfer.
JOHN ID. ADAMS, Pres't.
w. g. PATTES0N, Agent,
No. Madison St.. Stanton Block. lll5-t
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The Southern Express Company de-
livered 70 Victor d. Fuchs this morning
a fine lot of Savannah river shad, fresh
and 6ne, which he proposes to sell very
cheap Times are dull, money scarce,
but Mr.. Fuchs sells at prices in accord
ance with thsse facts. Victor Fuchs
keeps constantly on hand the freshest
and best Of game and fish in the Mem
phis market and viii sell the same at
the lowest possible rates, at his oyster,
fsh and game depot No. A Jefferson
street. rrgtroglqa l2s
M yOu want coed old MeEfbben
whisky, go 20 az0 second street.
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The Keystone Sewing Machine is the
lightest running shuttle machine in the
world. For sale low on monthly pay
ments. Needles and findings for all
kinds of machines, and repairing skilfully
done. FRAZER & Co.,
1898 46 North Court street.
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Three newspaper men in Galveston
are named Jones, and indignant patrons
are liable to make mistakes. They have
all been licked in turn for sins of which
they were guiltless.
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New YorK cotton rrarket.

By s. P. and A. Telegraph.l % b9qo1
NEW YoRK. January q. 10:4O a.m.--The
market is quiet but strong; middling. 1870.
NEW YORK, January n. II m.-Cotton is
steady, with fair demand. Contracts are
easier; January. 151sc; February, 15hc;
March. 1511c April. 15s4c; May, 155kc.
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Garden seeds and Implements.

The largest and finest stock of seeds
for garden and plantation use can be
found at Nos. 377 and 379 Jackson
Block, Main street, at the wholesale and
ratai1 Uararooms of
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The portrait of Lee, which the Virginia
Senate has voted to buy, represents him
in the dress of civilian.
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SPICES. run line oToEround
spices. pus uPtn glass the choicest
ever brought 90 this market. Oh
12sl JOHN Lilly, SSs Main -.
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HEREWITH openly withdraw all adver-
tisements from the Memphis Appeal, and
request them to furnish me with a com
plete statement to this date.
A. ScHEIFERs.
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For Arkansas River.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co...
S. Mail Line-For Helena, Friar's Point.
Mouth of White river, Pine Bluff and Little
Rock, connecting for Hot Springs and Fort
Smith.
CELESTE, 49,. Capt. John Hardin.
TUBS NEW AND ELEGANT ~
i side-wheel steamer will leave sllz-1tItt
FRIDAY. the 9th instant, at Hs=@ss=sssssais
pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. G. PATERSON, Agent.
128 No. 5 Madison St. Stanton Block.
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Jusr received, a new stock of window
shades, latest styles, which we win sell
AZ lowest rates. J HOOK 4 u SRiLL,
l29 80 Monroe street
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SWEET AND CRAB APPLE CIDER, asuperior
quantity Of mess mackerel, and a fine
selection Of jellies and preserves; also,
full line of staple and fancy groceries,
at j. lDevoto's, corner of Third and
Adams streets. F5 r.lIv 1871
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ALL notices Of meetings Of any organ
lied institution viii be published at fifty
cents in advance, or if charged, one dol
lar, for each insertion, If the same does
not exceed one square. +
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EpIcures. AttenttOnl n
Victor D. Fuchs, the prince of oysters,
fish and game dealers, will, from this date.
be IN daily receipt Of fresh Norfolk Oys-
tiers from the best brands. y AT
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PITTsBURG, Camel and Anthracite
coal-Pittsburg and gas coke for sale
by BIGLEY, MELLERsH 4 Co., III
1907 South Court and Main.
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n you want good cid MeEibben
whisky, go 20 aye Second street..
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District Grand. Lodge No. 2, 1. o
n

District Grand Ledge No. 2, i. o
ii. ID.
Whereas, the District Grand Lodge
No, 2 of the, Independent Order Bnai
Birth have during their late Convention
in the city Of Memphis, been most hospi
tably and fraternally received and enter
tanned by the brethren of Euphrates and
Hiddekel lodges Of saidcityb thereffOOreP
|. That the thanks of the District
Grand Lodge are due, and are hereby
rendered, TO said lodges for the, kind re.
ception given TO them. si''i'' 'a' @o1a
2That in the individual members Of
both of said lodges we, recognize, and
are glad to acknowledge, pleasant hosts
and true brethren.
3. That we shall always remember our
sojourn in the Bluff City with feelings,of
pleasure and satisfaction
A. That these resolutions be spread on
the records of the District Grand Lodge,
and be published in the city papers OF
Memphis, and a copy be forwarded to
Euphrates and Hiddekel lodges, under
the seal Of the d. G. l..
,3fA ,6JnsInS.i VAN RoNKEL,
s. j. LoEwENsTEIN
J. G. JOSEPH,
M. II. MARKS,
7'as1L DO sol1haS. bRYENs, b. aIi aat4
10 ~ .,isaaCommittee on Resolutions
Memphis, January 26, 1871,
Morning papers copy and send bill TO Lew.
Wexler,l
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Pumps at 3l5 Second street. g

III You want good old BIegfbbsr
whisky, GO 20 276 Second street.
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Savannah River shad.

Small size tables at Willett's.
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BEST Pittsburg coal, at $l-delivered.
l22-tod2 bm sBoIi0WAIF 4 LEwIs.
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srrAN-F1rrrSe at sl5 Second st. 4
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GENUINE Gravel Roofing, by BAR
tholomet.y a Allen, 4s North Court
street. lls-t
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SoIREE DANsANTE.-A grand ball will
be given by Avis Sayler on Monday
night, January 30, at the Chelsea House,
Chelsea, on which occasion he hopes to
see all Of his friends present. he has
just received from " Fadderland" two
casks of 6ne wine, which win be opened
and disposed of on the occasion. 8 1923
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PIrTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. 5ooa baos8 t
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PIrcH pine kindling, at 81 per dozen.
1927 WAIT & LEWIS.
HATS cleaned, dyed and trimmed, equal
to new, at 800 Main street. l35
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& TyESrY-RIyE dozen fine Mallard ducks,
just received by Victor D. Fuchs, Al JEFF
ferson street, .RG I2s
JUST received, a fresh lot of prairie
chickens, at s. CLEMENTS,
1923 " Beal street.
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New stock Of furniture and carpets
Just received at. reduced prices by E.
Feean $50 Second street. I l34
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STEAM BOATS.
For Louisville.

The elegant Passenger Packet
W. R. ARTHUR. II. W. Brolaski
WILL LEAVE THIS DAY, 1
w J & r IVA WX,s n 1 7; n Ar,t. -
AZ Madison street.
81. Louis and N. Orleans Packet Co.
For Vieksburg, hatcher and New Orleans.
DEXTER. Captain Isaac II. Jones,
WILL LEAVE SATURDAY, r..
w 25th instant, at pm. elt5s&tS93
]. 7. WASHINGTON, Az I, s. -
l29 AZ Madison street
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New Orleans Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS. January q. IL 30 a.m.-Cot-
ton is steady middlings. Is to 151sc; sales. 700
ha Lac n.. Hn. la r. ..rs
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Try that cider at Willett's, ID
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M. II. MARKS.
Ausunseaments

WALL PAPER and window shades at
Hook 4 LaGrill's, 3s Monroe street. l29
.Itta ---------- MtWFM
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Best place fol billiards 4Willettls.
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GAs-F1rrrSG st Sl5 Second st. 4
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

sos NlB ARRIVALS.
Steamer Shannon, Louisville.
A" ~ J. Bigley, Pittsburg.
~ Mary Houston, Louisville.
Phil Allin, Friar's PoinC.
lt q" W. R, Arthur. New Orleans.
"H Belle Ida, White river.
~ " Geo. w. Cheek, Friar's Point
Mollie Gratz, Louisville.
f" St. Francis, Mariana.
=" Mary Boyd, Arkansas river.
" St. Luke, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Silver Moon, Cincinnati.
I'D 80 Susie Silver, Louisville.
o.du" LaBarge, st. Louis.
.1ao" A. j. White, Friar's Point.
snof" Shannon, New Orleans.
aiE +" Mary Houston, New Orleans.
lt1la go BOATS IN PORT.
Robert Burns, Celeste, Undine, Phil
Allin, W. R. Arthur, Belle Ida, Frank
Forrest, Geo. w. Cheek, Mollie Gratz,
ST. Francis, Mary Boyd, st. Luke,
Ns - - - ..'.r
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For good drinks, gOtO willeasg tl4C
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For Cincinnati.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
ROBERT BURNS. ,....-.-!Capt. Frank Skunk,
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE IT,
W SATURDAY, 18th instant. s!s5
A'0 , LARRY HARMsTAD & CO., Ag'ts,
I29 MOsby Block 3O4 Front ST.
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90 50 sE1EIIHo7
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FOR LEASE.
WANT Ed.

vXTANTk'O TO RENT, A. SMALL COT
w tace residence in South, Memphis.
good cash ten. mt can befound by applying at
this office. ~
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...voH salsal,g , % ! TOI44O gIIT
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NJ yOu want coed old MeEfbbeI
whisky. 60 20 az0 Second street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-27

Services at the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian church, on Court street. on to-mor-
row at II an. and tbs pm. By request
Rev. E. G. Mclean viii repeat at the
morning hour sermon from John
II chap, w. Subject for the evening
nNhrist ON MI Oliunt ll.----.-------