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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08

MEMPHIS THRATER.- The Rankin Com
edy Company appeared at the Memphis
Theater last night to good house in
the somewhat sensational comedy of
Rosedale. Many Of our play.goe.s win
remember having seen this play pro
duced here with Lawrence Barrett as
Elliott Grey afcharacter which Mr..
Mckee Rankin personated last night
with so much excellence that at the end
o. the third act he. was called before the
curtain by a most enthusiastic demon
stration. II may be remarked Of this
company that there is not q single mem
Der Of il without merit in his or her par
ticular line, and in the play last night it
seemed as il each member Of the COM
pany were peculiarly adapted to the
character represented. The style Of
acting Is very much Ike that introduced
here by the Wyndham company, which
enjoyed such popularity We have not
space here to mention the characters in
detail, though we cannot check our adj
miration Of the pleasant and graceful
manners of Miss Kittie Blanchard, the
genuine histrionic talent of Miss Annie
Campion and the great improvement
made by Mr.. Linghum since the writer
of this saw him play the same character
Miles McKenna," some FIVE years ago.
Altogether the company is one Of the
best we have had here for a. long while,
and they richly deserve crowded houses
each night of their stay.
BRooMs OPERA HOUSE. -Manager
Berkeley has greatly improved the Can
Can since its first introduction at
Broom's Opera House some few nights
ago. The dialogue has been extended,
and from the mouth, Of George Melville
some rich humor is made to flow. The
dramats persona has been changed
around completely, and is an improve
ment The programme for tonight pre-
SCENTS some entirely new features, and
promises much rare fun, laft
: 0fHNPIo VARIRTIEs.- The success oil
Cakes and Winnett, the new stars at the
Olympic, in their double song and dance,
is immense Tonight Tim Haynes, who
won't yield the floor to anybody, will
contest the supremacy with Winnett in
a champion clog dance.
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N. Bofiinger, Henry W. Baleski, George
A. Hynes, W. W. Green, NJ. A. Bryson ,
John T, McCord, James B. Romans, W.
B. Miller, John McClay and John II.
Belts.
The local of the Appeal this morning
says:
The st. Louis papers say that the gov
eminent intends to establish an iron
ship building yard, at cost of $1,000
900, somewhere on the Ohio or the Mis-
sissippi. If so, we hope the claims of
Memphis, at the head of perpetual navi-
CATION on the Mississippi, will not be ig-
nored. Let us go for this $2,000,009. We
have not had any government chicken
pie for long time.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0FvIoE. |
MEMPHIS. TENN. November s. 1871. J
Money.

The demand for money is fair to-day,
but not pressing, and the banks are
amply supplied with funds to meet the
wants of the mercantile community.
Rates of discount at bank are 10 to IL
and in the open market from to per
cent. per month, the latter being the
outside rate asked on the least desirable
paper.
Exchange is hardly as active to-day,
both the offerings and demand being
smaller. There are no changes in rates,
however, either in buying or selling.
Gold is purchased by dealers to-day at
llO3 to III, with limited offerings
Local stocks show no marked changes
nor is there much doing. County war
rants are bought to-day OF sc to sGlc
and sold at S8c. Tennessee money
is dali at 80 to 83c buying and
Sac selling, City bonds, currency issues,
So to sc buying and selling; gold issue,
&C to 66lc. City scrip Is to soc buying
and SIC selling. For Mississippi war
r,,nts and Alcorn money there is a de-
maud at so to SIC, but there are none
on the market. Arkansas levee bonds
are upon the market in round amounts
with no demand at over 28c. Memphis
and Charleston railroad stock is in de-
rnand at 3lto 32e, with an increased de-
mand and no sellers. r
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Criminal Court.

Mr.. J. B. Shelton was on trial at the
Criminal Court this forenoon for muir
der. Mr.. Shelton is the young man
who, two years ago, shot and killed a
schoolmate in the neighborho,od OF Big
Creek. The case has hung fire for two
or three days past, owing to the absence
Of witnesses and some objections to- the
jurors. General Sale will make 'he
closing speech this afternoon on beha U
of the State, when the case will go to
the jury. A decision will probably be
rendered early this afternoon.
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srrAr-Trrr1So at BIS Second st.
The MIssis.ippI Elect ons.

An election for Representatives and
county officers was held in NJ ississippi
yesterday. The Radicals put forth eve
ry effort in their power to attain victory,
and it is feared that they have succeed
ed to very great extent, though very
little is definitely known. OF four coun-
ties in North Mississippi, two-Panola
and Grenada-are reported to have gone
Republican, and the others-DeSoto AID
Marshal-Demoeratie. In both these
latter the Radicals had majority, there
being ~ more negroes than whites regi 3
tered in the latter county, and aboiit
600 more in the former. In both there
counties the Conservatives worked lil;e
Trojans, and Il they have been success $
full in overthrowing Radiealistn in their
midst, the result is due solely to their
energy and industry. These two coun-
ties are said TO hold the balance Of pow
er in the State.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

Quincy, Ills, November S.-Weather
pleasant. River feet } inches-fall Of
i inch since yesterday. The Octavia
left for below yesterday.
SHREvEPoRT, November 3.-Arrived
and departed for Jefferson: Steamers
ri ii. Durfee, Little Fleta and Mary
Lowry. River still rising. Departed
for New Orleans Garry Owen, with
900 bales of cotton. There is 4 feet Of
water to jefferson.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, November S.-The
river has gained over an inch since Sat
urday. Weather windy, with appear
anoe Of rain. Freights light.
BooNvHAE, Mo-, November River
as low as before the rise, and falling.
MONROE, La, November 4.-River
fallen inches, and falling at Camden
KEOEUK, Iowa, November River
rising steadily.
LOUISVILLE, November S.-River is re
ceding 3 feet at the head Of the cana
and about - inches in the chute; feet
on Grassy Flats. Cloudy and mild.
ST. LOUIS, November Arrived
Utah. Vieksburg. Departed: Silvei
Bow, Red river; Argonaut, New Or
leans; st. Joseph, Memphis. The rive
I is rising slowly. The weather is fai
and mild.
CINCINNATI, November S.-River
feet 3 inches, and rising slowly. Tn
weather is clear and pleasant.
! CAIRo, November 7.-Glasgow, Cair
10 Yieksburg, Gam. Shannon, Cairo I
J New Orleans, pm; P. w. Strader, s.
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Bartlett has a newspaper. Bartlett IS
progressing and gives promise Of grow
ing into a sturdy manhood. Messrs.
Shotwell 4 Priddy issued this morn
ing the first number of the Bart
lett Enterprise As an initial num-
Der it is excellent, The taste dis
played in the selections is good, the edi-
torials spirited, the typography clear and
the paper fine. The course the paper
will take is indicated by the following
from its salulatory:
The Enterprise will not care whit
whether Sir John Franklin froze or
eyaporated, whether there was a fight
or a foot race at Thsrmopyl@, that Al
exander wept because there were no
more islands 10 capture, that Joan-of-
Arc betrayed the French, that old EN-
pires 6ourished and fell, that the Dutch
have taken Holland, or the " Finegins"
Canada. These and other abstruse ques-
tons must be left to the debating socie-
ties" No time to devote to them in the
columns Of lively newspaper now. In
politics well that is one thing the Enter
prise will not be guilty Of meddling with;
we will have nothing to do with it.
There was a time when there was honor
in political parties in America; but,
alas now politician is a very loathe-
some ebjeot--for full particulars see the
party organs of the day. Liar, thief,
scoundrel poltroon, coward, are terms
with which political readers are quite
! familiar. The fact is, the American name
has become furnished with this foul cor
ruption, and society has felt its baneful ef-
fects. No politics for US, but we will have
our say " when occasion requires. The
agricultural interest of the country will
receive due consideration, and the hon
est followers of the plow-handles will
find something in our columns to amuse
and instruct. With these observations
we launch the Enterprise, hoping to
/ have a bon voyage.
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CHAMBER or COMMERCE, I
MENPHIs. November s. !
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NOTICE.
N o II To Il.
Mrrrnrs. TEEE.. Norembor G. Isl

MEMPHIS. TESS., November G. 1871.
nERsONs HOLDING BARBOUR LEWIS
warrants referred 10 the Committee, and
classed from one 10 twenty. will meet in
Chairman 7. c. Bleckley's Office, Thursday,
the eth instant, at ten o'clock an. The
classes that will be INVESTIGATED on that day
will run from one TO six. inclusive, viEs
1. Taking census Of scholastic population.
2. Stationery for courts.
3. Post norton examination.
4. Registration notices. services at elections
and rent Of houses for same.
.. Hauling water % Jail.
o. ices % attorneys.
$500 TIC. BLEoKLEY.
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GAs-rIrrrse at BIS Second st.


A most enjoyable banquet was spread
by the officers and members Of the Ma
toma Temple Of Honor last night, the
occasion being the installation Of the
officers elected for the ensuing year. An
elegant supper was spread, speeches
were made, toasis we're drunk in a glass
of cold water and responded to by clear
headed brothers. A large number were
present and the utmost good-fellowship
prevailed. The following is a list Of the
officers installed; Bun. F. Price, W. c.
T.; H. H. Briggs, W. V. t. Joseph H,
Shepherd, W. R.; ]. f, Warner, W. A.
r.. f. NJ. Halsy, w. FSR. = George T.
Montgomery, W. F.; C. R. Price, W. D.
Jessie Graham, W. d. o.; 2. L. Sim, w,
G.; W. Il, seay, W, s.; o. R. coghlan,
W. Chaplain. , a ~ - 81
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An Old Pioneer.

an OHA
The Nashville Banner of yesterday
says: Henry c. Meyers, one of the gen
uine stock of Davidson county pioneers,
came into the city yesterday and drew
his pension as a soldier in the army Of
New Orleans in 1872. He was born in
Neeley's Bend, seventy.nine years ago.
The house in which he first drew the
breath of life is still standing, and is
owned and rented by him to tenant.
Before he was one year old his mother
was compelled to take him in her
lap and ride a distance of five
miles to save him and herself from
an attack threatened by Indians,
At the age Of twenty years he came
10 Nashville to learn the trade Of o sad
der, which he subsequently followed for
fifteen years. Shortly after coming to
this city he Joined the army, reaching
New Orleans on the very day he became
Of age, with General jackson, under
whom he afterwards fought. Notwith'
standing his advanced age, he is re.
marka bly, active, and in the enjoyment
of vigorous health. He kept diary Of
his travels in the army, and nothing de
lights him more than to have an atten
tive listener to his "reminiscences of the
adventures of Himself and comrades, al
of whom he remembers with a distinct
ness which partake,' of the marvellous.
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FRESH Canadian oatmeal, new mess
mackerel-extra fine, crumbs of COM
fort-new, Atmores mince-meat, Mil
lizards finest prepared family chocolate,
new strained and comb honey-very
choice, at ]. Devoto's, corner Third and
Adams streets. 54-t
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security Policy Holders.

Those who have not yet surrendered
their Security policies will please do sc
Immediately, as they must all be sent to
New York by the end of this month to
share in the division of assets. This is
the last call that will be made, and We
trust all will attend to it. rr ,.t
63l II. A. L1rTLEToS & Co., Agents.
Appeal and Press copy twiee.l
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DecOFAtIOn.
We had the pleasure yesterday Of
meeting Mr.. S. W. Hogan, of the firm
of HegRn Brothers, Louisville, Ky. Mr..
Hogan, we understand visits our city
with view to introducing his new and
elegant style of decorations for business
houses and dwellings. Those who have
visited the residence of Mr.. Thomas H.
Cooke, on Vance street, have expressed
unbounded admiration of the taste and
elegance of the decoration of his hand
some residence, and many have express
ed desire to have their dwellings dec
GRATED in like manner. Mr.. Hogan
claims for his decoration that it is much
cheaper than frescoing, and equally as
handsome. Mr.. Cooke has kindly con
scented to allow any who may desire to
see this decoration TO crafty that desire
by taking look through his house, 81
Vance street.. f.rq
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Sales yesterday were 5000 bales, the
majority of purchases being on foreign
account, To-day the New Orleans and
New York markets are quiet, and Liver
pool is heavy, but without change in
prices. Buyers are not investing to any
great extent to-day, and sellers are more
Indifferent than otherwise, preferring to
withdraw their tables rather than sell at
the concessions demanded by buyers.
Sales up to noon we're 500 bales, being
mostly in small lots. We quote prices
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-08

Mr.. l.. SoARDs, who is well known to
our business men in connection with the
Memphis City Directory Of the past
three years, has commenced the canvass
with competent force of reporters for
the 1872 City Directory. The pubhca-
ton has been gotten up under the man
agement of Mr.. Soards for a number OF
years, and has resulted in directories
that have given satisfaction to all. The
1872 Directory should receive the en-
enlargement and confidence of the
business men. The Southern Publishing
Company, as in the past, are the pub
fishers.
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TAKEN UP.

UAKEN UP-oNE LARGE BAY HORSE /;
l. 16 hands high, heavy built, and in good
working order; right hip knocked down
about eight or nine years old. Had on when
taken up a boys Texas tree saddle. The
owner can have the above described horse by
proving property and paying charges.
i. W. 0'D0NNELL,
b5-6i Chief of Police.
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+ 0ST-A LARGE BRINDLE DOG, WITH
IL name Of N. Barnett, on an express tag.
attached to his collar. A reward will be given
Il left at the Southern Express office. Court
atraat ~.
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LIVERPOOL. November s. IL a.m.-Cotton Is
dull. Uplands. edsS; Orleans. sd. Sales,
/ 1000 bales.
p.m.--COtton is heavy. Uplands. SID +;
Orleans. g5sd. Sales. 10000 bales. OF which
1000 were for export and speculation.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

CTRAYED OR ST0LEN-A RED COW,
- with white face had slit and hole in one
ear-nOt certain which. A liberal reward
will be paid if returned to 272 Carroll avenue.
56-g1
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BI0TI "a sell.

An enterprising young man has hit
upon a frst-rate plan for raising the
wind, " which. he has practiced very, sue
cessfully among the unsophisticated Of
our city. He canyassed the city for a
book, which he said was then in press
and would be ready for delivery in a few
days. As an inducement to purchasers,
he gave, in connection with the book, a
ticket emitting the holder to chance in
a great educational lottery scheme. He
collected one dollar from each subscriber
and informed them that the books would
be delivered OF Monday at the postofiice,
upon presentation of the ticket We are
informed by certain gentlemen con-
nected with our postal system that quite
number of those tickets were presented,
but it is needless to say that the I'M
lucky holders went away minus any in
crease to their library. 3t1
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-TIIE WHITEMORE HOUSE,
ID 100 and Ill Adams street. having lately
undergone thorough repairs and been newly
refurnished, is now prepared to accommo date
as good a table as the market affords. Rates
very moderate. 2qf
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Tenuessee Editors in PhIladeIpilia.

The last number of the Typographical
Advertiser, published at Philadelphia,
contains the following editorial para
graph in relation to the recent visit of
Tennessee editors and publishers TO that
city: ias.t
We recently had the pleasure Of join
ing in the welcome to our city which was
extended by our Mayor and business
men 10 the Tennessee Press delegation.
They had a good time among us, and we
have no fear that they will ever forget
the warm-heartedness Of their reception.
We have no doubt they were somewhat
astonished at the vastness Of Philadel-
phia, the magnifcenee and wonderful
beauty of the park, and the number and
immensely Of her manufacturing estab-
| lishments; but they we're probably more
surprised to find her citizens so kindly
disposed toward the South, and so ar
IDENTIFY DESTROYS to ''Iet bygones be by
cones" In spite Of the lies and trick
err Of professional politicians, our peo-
ME are gradually coming together again
as one great family, whose interests are
"a iuterlinked that ruin must follow
their severance. Heaven speed the day
when the North and South shall strike
hands In the fullness of brotherly aztec
ton. The time is not far distant when,
her spl endid capabilities being develop
ed. the South will take her place with
the weal,thiest sections Of the Union.
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New ORLEANS. November s. II 80 a.m.-Cot-
ton is quiet. Middling. lsc. Sales. 400 bales.
Sight exchange. 10 discount. Sterling ex-
change. I195z to l2OIs,
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PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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Buy your oysters at Norfolk Depot,
No II Jefferson street. 50
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NEW YoRK. November S. lO;S a.m.-Gov-
ernments are irregular. Sterling exchange is
steady at 1855. Gold is loaning at l-S2 of
per cent.
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar
thcIOmew d Allen, 40 N. Court. iOiI
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THILMAS & GAIsMAN, GO Union street,
have on hand a fine lot of HORSES and
MULES, which they offer for sale on thirty
or sixty days time. 3O-Sl
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Come to the Emporium. You can
at all times be satisfied. Daily auction
sales at 10 o'clock. NJ. C. CAYoE,
76l sos and an5 Second street.
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Try the Intimidad cigar, at Frank &
Dessauer S, 1873 Main street. g GO
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Minnie, st. Louis.
Mary Boyd, Arkansas river.
r. II. Allen, Arkansas river.
II. C. Yeager, st. Louis.
Batesville White river.
Legal Tender White river. i.
W. j. Lewis, Vicksburg.
City of Quincy, st. Louis.
Fort Gibson, Arkansas river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer St. Luke, St. Louis.
st. Francis, st. Francis river.
A. j. White, Napoleon.
Ada Heilman, Cairo.
w. j. Lewis, st. Louis.
City of Quincy, New Orleans.
II. C. Yeager, New Orleans.
lH BOATS IN PORT.
Monntaineer, GAINESVILLE, Usage, Sioux
City, Mary Boyd, II. C. Yeager, Bates
vile, Legal Tender, Minnie, t. II. Allen
Fort Gibson.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
Arkansas river GAINESVILLE y. N
ST, Louis ountaineer...............5 y u
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nor SALE OR. LEASE-43O ACRES OF
Il land will be sold on accommodating terms
or leased to responsible man for the term Of
four cabins on the premises; about three hun
bred acres under cultivation, the balance in
timber. II may DO divided to advantage.
Two good wells os water; also good cistern.
large barn we'll filled with fodder, and good
Tennessee railroad, two miles south of Horn
Lake Depot, DeSoto county, Mississippi. The
road runs through a portion of the tract,
where a flag station is established, which rem
ders 1t q great convenience to the neighbor-
poultry Of all kinds. and all necessary farm
Ing utensils. etc, etc., will be disposed Of on
terms to suit. For particulars apply to w.
Eyerheart, on the premises, or Of Joseph
Alden, No. Mulberry street. Memphis, Tenn.
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lo:90.-cotton is quiet. Sales for Novem-
Der. IS S-l6c; December. lsl4c; and January.
Is 9-l6c. ra.Er
12:l5-cottonis weak. Spot sales. 800 bales;
futures. 15,lOO, of which $500 was yesterday
Sales for November, IS 1-l6; December. ls4;
February. lSJ4c; March. l9c; April. l914c.
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AMERICAN DRIvEN WELLS at Browne
& Bfowne's, 3l5 Second street. 1897
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During the heat Of the battle in the
neighborhoOd Of Aldershot the small
box hospital was besieged by q number
Of troops who we're ignorant Of the char
acter OF the building. In vain the two
nurses demonstrated; the order had been
given. and the first duty Of a soldier was
70 obey. The doors were closed, and
persuasion was about to be succeeded by
iorce. when one Of the nurses happened
10 remark incidentally, and for the first
trse. that tie object Of attack was " a
small-pox hospital. The expression
produced magical effect; the order to
secure possession Of such an advan'
ltareous position, II not countermanded
was instantly forgotten, and the invaders
! beat hasty retreat.
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ALI kinds of roofs made or repaired
by r. c. Jones, III Poplar street. [76
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teen miles from Memphis. suitable for an ed
vocational institute or private residence. The
place contains two and half acres in garden.
highly cultivated; six acres in fine timber ;
rest In fruit trees of the best variety The
land is rich and the products remunerative.
The college building Ia eighty by forty feet.
and has twelve rooms; the cottage has three
rooms and kitchen, etc; Best Of well and
neighborhood one of the best in Shelby county.
Address 0yerton, Ledger office, or SEQ pro-
prietor on the premises. 4bf
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Buy your oysters at Norfolk Depot,
No. IL jefferson street. SO
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THE best Habana smoking tobacco
found at s. Sternberg a. Co. $, 3lS Main
street. ,ulr.r1r .-... ACT
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WARMERS PREPARATIONS for sale ut
the Little Drug Store Round the Corner,
60 Adams street. 1901
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Go TO Bracket & Co.'S s2l Sec 7nd
street, for young Kertncky mules. sol
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Oysters.

Fresh stock received daily by V. d.
Fuchs, Al jefferson street. no
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Blacklist Lake Perch
received daily at VictoR D. Fuchs, Al
Jefferson street. SGT
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THEI CITY.

See fourth page for additional local.
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BnowSF & BRowEE,sl Second st. AZ
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Helena. Mariana and ST, Francis
River Packet.
The elegant passenger packet
81. fhANClS-..........-......... bowman, master
WILL LEAVE MEMPHIS ~
w Tuesdays and Thurs .kElEaiaEll2-
days at 5 o'clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board. 5St