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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-18

Arkansas, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas
and other Southern States encourage
home manufacture by purchasing
wagons of James q Roosa.
In our Fair report Of yesterday the
name Of "a. A. Goodman" appeared as
the exhibitor of a suit Of clothes cut and
made by himself. The gentleman who
cut and made the beautiful suit was Mr..
A. II. Goodman, the .well-known mer-
chant tailor at 100 Main street, near the
0yerton Hotel.
COMMODORE MAURY.
This distinguished gentleman was in
troduced to the assembled thousands by
Hon. Jacob Thompson. Commodore
Maury is Of medium height, we'll built,
and appears 10 be between so and 60
years Of age. His expression Of face is
not unlike that Of Gen. Lee. The
Commodore's whiskers are grey aud cut
short, head tolerebly bald, and hair very
grey. Commodore Maury wears spec
taoles and gesticulates gracefully with
his right hand, the index finger ever
pointed, as il to impress logical points
in the minds Of his hearers. His
delivery is energetic, impressive and
pleasant. The address delivered by the
Commodore was a chaste, scientific and
learned production, and referred to the
establishment by the Government Of a
general system Of meteorological obser'
yations and crop reports, and the holding
of a conference like that Of Brussels in
1852, to which foreign meteorologists
would be invited. The speaker dwelt at
length on the beneficial results TO the
farmer to be derived from the establish
ment Of such meteorological bureau.
The corn, wheat and cotton crops
throughout the world we're referred to
in this connection and the fuctuation
in prices stated. The speaker referred
at length to the laws Of storms and fore
casts of the Atlantic telegraphic plateau,
and impressed upon his hearers the abb
solute necessity of concert Of action,
and closed his lengthy and interesting
address as follows;
The atmosphere must be observed by
observers stationed in all parts OF the
world and acting in concert before we
can hope 10 understand its movements
and comprehend the laws which govern
them. Until some such system Of OBJ
servation is established, we may hope in
vain for our ehildren's children TO see
the science of meteorology assume the
dignity or claim the accuracy that be-
longed to astronomy in the days Of our
great grandfathers.
| appeal to you, therefore, not only as
husbandmen for your own sake, but as
philosophers, philanthropists and friends
of science also, to lend me your assist
ance in this scheme. | make this appeal
with the more confidence because chief
among the objects Of the mechanical
branch of this society is the advancement
of the physical and material sciences.
Europe is ripe for it, There has just
been held there a grand international
congress for the Advancement of cosmo-
graphic, geographic and commercial
knowledge. A correspondent writes:
Your resolutions for an agricultural
and meteoraligic conference-internat-
ional-were received with cheers and by
unanimous vote ordered to be printed
with proceedings" 1t lis now for you to
help put this ball in motion here. y
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The announcement that the leading
business houses would close at noon to-
day in order to give their employees an
opportunity to visit the fair,a seems to
meet with general appreciation, and
caused quite rush of country mer-
chants to Front street, and the. other
business thoroughfares this morning,
and gave the city quite metropolitan
air. The streets are crowded, and up to
the hour of noon our wholesale and re-
tail dealers in all branches Of trade done
a thriving business. The receipts of
produce are yet light, but nearly up to
the demand. The movement in the
leading articles is active and prices are
without special change. SAppleshafe in
fair supply at so to 80 for common
to good, and 70 for choice. Bagging is
steady as quoted. Bacon is in fair sup
ply, the stock of clear sides being fully
up TO the demand. Sales to-day, as on
yesterday, were at &c to the trade.
Shoulders are sold at st to SIC. Sugar
cured hams and breakfast bacon are firm
and unchanged. Meas pork is in light
request only and held at IL Is to II so.
Lard is quiet at our quotations below.
Bran is held at % 90, with sales from
store only. Bagging is quiet and I'M
changed. Cabbages are firm at 10 90 to
u 90. Corn is quiet, with sales of l65
sacks old mixed in second hand gunnies
at 7lc and 80 mixed do. at I4c. Oats
are held at 80 to 5Se. Hay, is steady,
with sales of IO4 bales timothy on pri-
yate terms. There is fair demand for
corn meal, and sales Of 80 barrels, de-
,ivered. were made at 60. Eggs are
ouiet at 25c. Onions and potatoes are
auiet and unchanged. Turhips 2 90 per
barrel Flour is firm with fair de-
mand. Coffee is still further excited by
private kilograms from New York
quoting Rio at Isle, gold, by the cargo.
We quote 81 to &c as the prices here
with sales Of skimmings and small lots
Of common at a shade below our inside
figure. Sugars are in fair demand, and
like other groceries unchanged in price.
From store on orders prices are as follows;
RarrSg sruFFs-2lb. hemp hagging. hand
/ loom, a. IN quality. ll1f9l5c; power LOOM
/ a. n paftern. 10 &C.. Baling tuine, rs % lic,
Second hand gunnies and buriaps. lAellec-
| BAroN-Qulet; clear side. ~ 70 91tc; clea
I RIB, 81 70 So shoulders, ~ 70 W. I t9gaI
~urad hams, ll4lsc, ~ 70 brand hreakias
h.ron. liai2iSc. plain and osnreled.
pTaxs-s2 20 10 2 IS per hashel.
BRAN-Firm At 81 i04l 50 y ll0 in store.
BUrTER-Good Hestern, l5slsci inferior
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are supplied with currency on short date
paper at 10 to IL per cent On the
street there is fair demand at 2 to
per cent per month. aa
The movement in exchange is hardly
so active to-day, and rates are as pre-
viously quoted-1 to &c discount buying
and par selling.
There was some demand for coin to-
day from Western emigrants and deal
ers sales Of gold and silver are reported
at ll29 for the former and l07 for the
latter in buying ll2f is the rate for the
former and log for the latter.
Local stocks are dull and offerings
more liberal, the principal feature of the.
market being Arkansas leyee bonds, $780,
900 Of which were offered to-day at Sic,
and could have been bought Cor frac-
ton less. Sales yesterday evening were
S25, 900 at zoe. Other securities are UNI
changed,
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At the Fair Grounds yesterday, imme'
diately after the pacing match, the judge
announced the match over, and stated
that the second heat of the trotting
match would follow.
"What timer cried out a stentorian
voice from the grand stand. "lmme
diatelyr replied the polite judge, who
did not know that he had forgotten to
announce the time made by the PAGERS.
"What time?" again roared the voice oil
one who was evidently awaiting the time
in order to pay or collect bet. Il beg
your pardon" blandly hallowed the
Judge. THE grey mare won it in 3'54.
-"he impatient voice was heard no more,
1. General roar of laughter followed
and a , zee of the judge, who knew
al the eApe,' ~bout horse racing.
littla or nothing --
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boats of similar proportions are pre-
pairing to load at St. Louis.
There is but sixteen inches ON
Fourche bar in the Arkansas, and nine
teen at Sheppards.
The boats of the Memphis and Arkan-
sas River Packet Company continue
their trips to Little Rock, and are
supplying the merchants on that stream
with goods Notwithstanding the state
mcnts to the contrary in certain St.
Louis exchanges.
The Belle Lee used eight fats to
crib" her over Dogtooth
Steamboatmen are complaining of
the scarcity of wood on the upper Mis-,
souri,. Some Of the boats have been
obliged to cut their own wood this
season after passing Fort Stevenson, as
there was not cord to be purchased
The cause of this scarcity is owing TO
the great Indian scare experienced by
the woodchoppers early last spring
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Remember that Thursday, Friday and
Saturday are the last three days, in
Memphis, Of ]. S. Davis stock Of Alaska
Diamond jewelry. The opportunity to
purchase these gems ceases after that
time Mr.. Davis informs us that he will
not again reopen in Memphis. Take
time by the forelock, and make your
purchases of one the finest articles in
the way of jewelry ever brought before
the notice of the publicg Do not forget
the place 3l7 Main street, at Benson's
Music store. See advertiser ent.
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Sales yesterday footed up 2400 bales,
the market closing shade easier in
consequence of a still further decline of
sc in New York To-day both Liverpool
and New York Hdylces are unfavorahe,
and, notwithstanding the continued I'M
favorable crop report /, egraphed by the
Agricultural Bureau, prices have o
downward tendency ihat !. anything but
pleasing to the planter or factor The
latter class are not alarmed, however,
aud attribute the depression more to the
bulls than the actual tone OF the
market, and while following the decline
East refuse pointblsnk TO make further
concessions, preferripg to hold their lists
for the advance anticipated from the Blu.
reau report. Buyers are not over anxious
TO invest, and are only picking up few
scattering lots here aud there. Aggre-
gate sales up to noon were 600 bales, in.
GLIDING good ordinary at l7s to l7lc,
strict do. at Is to Isle, 2Oq low middling
at Isle, IL do lsie, 60 do at lssc, 80
middling at lSAc, Is do. at lSsc, and 80
strict midding at ls5 to l9gc.
The following is the comparative daily
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PUMrs at sl5 Second street.
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The Memphis City Fire ,srd on.
Insurance Company, whose @ne
pears in another column, have the o.
Of the Company located at No. II Maai-
son street This is purely a Memphis
institution, with capital stock oil
$3.50 900. 1t does fire, marine inland "a,
and general insurance business. Inc
officers of this sterling Company are;
b Bayless, President A. Vacearo' wee
President; Henry J. LyHn, Secretary
and F. W. Smith, Cashier. The Dlrec-
TORS are Messrs. Jacob Thompson w.
B. Galbreath, VIM. JOyner, Napoleon
Hill, W: c. Rutland, J. r. fargaSon'
and r. d. Goojlett.
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FOR SALE OR l.

C0R SALE OR LEASE-43O ACRE.
IL land will be sold on accommodating term
or leased to a responsible man for the term of
five years. There are three frame houses and
four cabins on the premises; about three hun
timber. II may be divided to advantage.
Two good wells os water; also a good cistern,
large barn well filled with fodder, and a good
stock Of corn, Located on the Mississippi and
Lake Depot, DeSoto county. Mississippi. The
road runs through n portion of the tract,
where flag station is established, which rem
ders IL great convenience to the neghbor-
hood. The stock, consisting of horses, hogs,
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.
Alden, No. Mulberry street, Memphis, Tenn.
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liverpool cotton market.

LIVERPOOL. October IS. II a.m.-CottOn is
heavy, Uplands, 914d; Orleans. 1Od.
1p.m.-Cotton is heavy. Sales. TO- 900 bales,
Of which 1000 were for export and speculation.
Uplands, barely g]4d; Orleans. barely 1Od.
p.m.-Cotton closed heavy. Prices re-
main unchanged. 1r ~
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Fra nix Cuneo keeps the ladies restau-
ran, a, the Fair Grounds, where, in ad-
diiiop to the good things of this life, can
he had fresh Norfolk oysters, iried'
stewed or in the she'll; The restaurant
4 situated at the north end OF the In
dustrinl Hall. immediately under the me
grand stand.
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srEAx-TrrTn 20 at slS Second st :
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Pu.YLIc LEDaER OEyIes,,
MufPHIR, I yEE.. October -. ioil''
n omaE

The announcement that nearly 1t not
quite, all OF the leading business houses
would close at noon to-day has made the
morning unusually setive at the banks,
and Judging from the appearance of the
paving teller's fies, checking has been
quite brisk. Depositing however, is not
50 active, and the demand for money
though not really pressing, Is as lively
as during last week. Regular customers
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FREsH mince meat and mince pies at
Burton's confectionery, corner Fourth
and Poplar street, from this day on
through the season. Customers viii
take notice. "A
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EOR sALR-A BRAN NEW SEWING MA
l. chine for sale cheap. at this office. Ll5O-t
LN0R SALE-LETTER PAPER, WITH THE
l. Memphis railroad map printed on the
fourth page, kept on hand and sold at a rea-
ponable price at this Office T2-t
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE

ARRIvALs
Steamer Frank Forrest, Osceola.
Sallie, Yiekshurg.
9 T. H. Allen, White river.
" Belfast, Cairo.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Cleburne, Arkansas River.
T" Mountaineer, st. Louis
I" Geo. W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
=" Belle Of Pike, st. Louis.
g Undine, 0sceola.
" t"a BOATS IN PORT.
Frank Forrest, T. H. Allen, Belfast.
BOATS LEAVING TO DAY.
White river.......T. II. Allen ......,.......4 p.
New Lucy Bertram ........4 p. N
ST Lnuis L. n y Walt r n m
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STEAMBOATS,.


TUT NHIFO HIEU ~ H1UUEHs
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company-U.
S. Daily Mail Line for New Madrid Bel
mont, Cairo and St. Louis; connecting al
Belmont with the Iron Mountain railroad
at Cairo with the Illinois Central railroad
and boats up the Ohio. and at st. Louis with
all railroads East and West.
II. p. WALT Blake. master
WILL LEAVE THIS DAY. IT,
w 18th inst, at pm. For ~ ~
freight or passage apply on wharf -
boat. foot Of Jefferson street, TO
w. II. DILL, Agent.
FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
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TINS LaBIEs Of the Alabama Street
Presbyterian Church spread a splendid
lunch every day at Rocco Hall, from u
to o'clock. ~
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SHOOTING MATCH.

PIG EON INGyI
ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2OrH, AT THE
~ Mechanical Agricultural Fair Grounds.
the Pigeon Shooting Match will take
place under such conditions as may be agreed
upon by parties subscribing. The prize Is
Breech Loading Gun. valued at Sl76. Target
shooting every day during the week. 36-4l
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BOARDING..

BOARDING THE wHITEMoRE HOUSE,
ID 100 and Ill Adams street. having lately
undergone thorough repairs and been newly
boarders with light. pleasant rooms, and with
as good a table as the market affords. Rates
very moderate. 9t
nNRAVELERS,TA TAKE NOTICE-THE
i Jefferson street House, No. IO5
Jefferson street, charges for board
are we'll ventilated, each furnished with two
or three single beds, and good spring mat
tresses. The table Il supplied with tho best
the market affords. Regular boarders taken
fefs0n street. S7-164
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THE attention Of taxpayers is called
to the advertisement Of the City Tax
Collector in regard to the last chance to
redeem lots sold to the city for taxes Of
1869 and arrears There are taxes due
on many lots now owned by other par
ties. Owners Of city lots would do wen
to have the matter investigated before
the LIST Of December, 1871. a
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G,s-rrrTSG at sl5 Second st.

NEARLT all the ladies now turn their
eyes to a gentleman's coat collar when
they meet him, seeing if he needs
Kalo.
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Received at the let Palace to-day,
beautiful shell sets. shell brace
lets. shell butterfly combs, and
"A large assortment OF other goods
fn cur Hne. .
a 4. ROESCHEk a GO.
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Go 70 BrAekstt & Co.'S. s2I Second
street, for young Kentucky mules. SO-t
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Buy your oysters at Norfolk Depot,
No. Il jefferson street. 90
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HAVE your CRATES set with Lemons
patent. This improvement embodies
utility, economy and durability. Call at
229 Second street. Sc
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Pace & SrovAL's Rough and Ready
tobacco, found at Sternbergs, slS Main
street. 81
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BRowS's Log Cabin tobacco, at Stern
bergs, sIs Main street. tt 81
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KALo kleans klothes, aud few boXRs
may klean your konseisnce, you betl
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Buy your wood from C. II. johnson,
III Poplar street. So
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS at Browne
& Brownies, 3l5 Second street. l09t
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For Helena, Friar's Point, Jacksonport aud
all way landings.
TH0S. II. ALLEN.............W. Elliott, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ~,
w THIS DAY, 18th instant. at ~ -
4 pm. For freight or passage, APP alazlszaiaAA
ply to ELLIOTT x MILLER, Agents,
No. 2 Promenade street,
Foot of jefferson.
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Now HorH cotton Market.


November and December. lose.
l2il5 p.m.-Cotton is quiet and weak. Spot
sales. 900; futures, 1900. 1900 of which was
last evening. Sales for October, November
and December. 10 Lice; January, l9Ac; Feb
ruary, IglSc; March, ig5<c. 30
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L EAvES MEMPHIS MONDAYS AND fRl-
II days a. pm. connecting a. tle metl-
HORT GIBSON for Pine Llul ll tAl L y.
DAYS, and with the steamer foAa -
on TUESDAYS. and theI connect Altl ~
steamer nAHDAsELLEa a. IRE blet 20
to.ri III Ii WH kENNEDAl. Afunt.
0Rce On Comgany' " bari eaai.
ist Foot q Court strNtf.
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YEw YORK MoSEY MARKET.
NEw YoRK. October IS. l0;25 a.m.- Govern
ments are active and steady. Sterling OK
change Is steady at 1851. Gold Is loanlng fiat.
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B. F. GRAvELY's tobacco, to be found
at Sternberg's, 3l3 Main street. 81
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Buy your oysters at Norfolk Depot,
No. u jefferson street. 50
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EOR NEAT AND EXPEDITIONS JOB
Il Printing, call at Is Madison street,
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Last year at this time middiing here
was l4lc; in New York, l6lo; gold, ma;
uplands in Liverpool, sgd
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FOR SALE.


,-..,-s-.,-,--~~~ ~EROOKAwAY HORSE;
NOR SALE-AFl Address T" Grocer. y
II gentle in harness. AIT
Ledger Oflice ---
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ATMoRE's mince-meat, Millaird' finest
prepared family chocolate, new strained
and comb honey, very choice, at ]. De-
voto's, cor. Third and Adams st. 26-t
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See fourth page for additional local.

M H MI II HIS;
"Wednesday Evening, Oct. is, 1871.
See fourth page for additional local
PIrTsBuRG and Camel coal and gas
Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
coke. .hel Block.
street, Be,
cigars at Siernberg s,
Don QUIxorh 81
3l3 Main street.
~ -Swisg" are
Tickets for the i" FairDl
for Sale az
j. G. Eyrich's news depot,
Mansford's news depot,
Joe Locke's news depot,
George Bergman's cigar stand,
Leubrie's cigar stand,
Byrd's jewelry store,
Barnum's jewelry store,
Memphis and Charleston ticket Office.
22-tl
THILMAN & GAIsMAN, CO Union street,
have on hand fine lot of HORSES and
MULES, which they offer for sale on thirty
or sixty days time. 308l |
PUMPS at 3l5 Second street. at
WARMERS PREPARATIONS for sale at
the Little Drug Store Round the Corner,
50 Adams street. 1901 |
BRowSE q BRowEE. Sl6 Second st. at |
Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar-
thOIOmew a. Allen, 40 N. Court. lott |
ATNoRE's mince-meat, Millaird's finest
prepared family chocolate new strained
and comb honey, very choice, at ]. De-
yoto's, cor. Third and Adams st. 26-t |
Buy your oysters at Norfolk Depot,
No. u jefferson street. SO
B. f. GRAvELY's tobacco, to be found
at Sternberg's, 3l3 Main street. 81
AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS at Browne
& Brownies, 3l5 Second street. l09t |
Buy your wood from C. H. johnson,
III Poplar street. So
HAVE your CRATES set with Lemons
patent. This improvement embodies
utility, economy and durability. Call at
229 Second street. Sc
Pace & SrovAL's Rough and Ready
tobacco, found at Sternberg's, 3l3 Main
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WARMERS PREPARATIONS for sale at
the Little Drug Store Round the Corner,
So Adams street. 1901
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THnMAN & GAIsMAN, 6s Union street,
have on hand fine lot of HORSES and
MULES, which they offer for sale on thirty
or sixty days time. 308l
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The Dexter james Howard and other
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THE FAIR.

Gala Day Immense Attendance
Commodore MRury's Address.
The attendance at the Fair Grounds
yesterday was everything to be desired
by the Agricultural Association. Thou
sands of persons visited the grounds du-
ring the day. The Mechanical, Indus
trail, Floral and Power Halls are rapidly
filing up with articles for exhibition.
In tho
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
ONCE: No. 1s Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.

M EnI PHIS;
"Wednesday Evening, Oct. is, 1871.
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MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
PACKET COHPANT.
rss=e PAT CLEBURNE

Unltea states sIan I.Ine.
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KALO, KALO.
Immediately on the outside Of the In
dustrial Hall the agent for the sale of
Kalo was busily engaged selling his use
full compond to the public. 1t removes
grease, tar, paint, etc, from cloth and
silk goods in a manner truly wonderful
The Kalo is for sale at the drug store of
j. P. Dromgoole & Co. and on the
grounds.
SOUTHERN MADE WAGONS.
Near the entrance TO the Power Hall
Messrs. James & Roosa, of the Southern
Wagon Factory, Nos. 92 and "a jefferson
street, have seven wagons on exhibition
two two-horse wagons, one ox-wagou,
one cotton-wagon, two ons-horse wagons,
and one spring wagon for all purposes.
These well known manu- facturers get up
what is known all over the land as the
James a Rosa wagon. which carried of
the premium over all competitors at the
great St. Louis Fair last year, thereby
proving the superiority Of Southern
workmanship. These wagons are made
Of the best selected and seasoned tim
Der; they are the lightest running
wagon in the market by twenty per
cent They are made in the South are
better made and painted than any other
wagon, and are ironed with Tennessee
charcoal iron. Planters can visit the
factory, see the material used, and have
The wagons made 70 order in the shortest
possible space Of time; consequently
the planters Of Tennessee, Mississippi
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PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
COKE. 'hel Block. Il
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar
a. Allen, 40 N. Court. 1Olf