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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-16


Wetter's keno saloon, near the Crimi-
nal Courtroom, was raided on by con-
stable last evening. Fifty keno-players
we're arrested and compelled to give bond
for their appearance before Esquire
Winters this afternoon. This arrest
caused a Autter of excitement among
the satellites of Prince Keno throughout
the city and the numerous dens were
kept dark for a time. At first it was
thought that the Grand Jury had acted
on Judge Flippin's pointed charge on
the keno question, but the arrest turned
ont to be the result OF civil suit between
the keno man and a billiard saloon
keeper. The keno men pay license to
the city for the privilege of running the
game, and they think it quite uneonsti-
tutional to be thus interrupted in the
pursuit of their legitimate business. The
followers Of keno arrested last night in
cluded old men, young boys, and good
and bad citizens of all shades Of poll
ties and principle.
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The country and City.


A rural swain aud his lady love sat,
yesterday, beneath the topped trees, on
rustic seat in Court square, the
world forgetting if not by the world
forgot" The swain ever and anon, with
bucohc politeness, offered paper of
candy to his inamorata, which offer was
accepted without hesitation, and the SUI
gar sweets were mutually enjoyed by the
pair. Our country friends arrived by
the early train, which to meet at the sta
ton they had no doubt risen at four
o clock. Unaecustomed to the narrow
and contracted ways Of city life they
went hand in hand together" like our
first parents, up Main street from the
Peabody to the Central Park Of Mem
phis. They looked out long and broad
from their eyes, seemingly, into land
scape distances in deliberate manner,
as if they moved in harmony with the
methodical revolution Of the spheres.
Your city belle exhausts the whole gamut
of adjectives when something strikes her
admiration, but the rural belle, a fresh
faced rustic beauty, looks her admiration
with glowing lip, with sunshine in her
eyes, nor trusts her unsophisticated
tongue with words. When she comes to
the city with her beau she sees every
thing with eyes Of pleasure and won
der. 1t would be Sensational to the blase
city resident il he could get inside of
this couple and see with their eyes, and
think it all over with their unbiased
brains. How splendid the display in
show-windows must seem to them, and
if they attend the theater how marvel
GUS and enchanting the music of the
orchestra. An internal organ-grinder
at a country fair discourses most excel
lent music for his rustic auditory. When
night falls like mantle over the Guy,
the countless gas jets and the splendid
colors in goods and manufactures ex-
hibited in the illuminated windows, to-
gether with the interminable line of
passing faces, are seen by our country
friends through some enchanted medium
that gilds reality with romance and
makes dreamland possible. Even the
bright toilettes of our city bellies, their
gaiety and laughter and their languish-
ing manner, astonish and bewilder the
moral sense of our bucolic lovers, and
they no doubt think there is more wick
edness in the city than ought to be. Yet,
let them think so, for the thought comes
from guileless hearts, full Of benevolence
and comparative innocence.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
rUBLIc LEDeKR 0EvIck,,
kEHPzIs. TKSE.. Hoyenber 10. lSIl'J
Money.

Money.
There has been no changes worthy Of
note in the local money market since
yesterday. The demand for money is
moderate at the usual rates.
Exchange is making more freely.
Rates are steady at ; to &c discount buy
lug and par selling. New Orleans bills
are bought at / to IL discount for large
and small amounts.
Several small lots Of gold were bought
by dealers to-day; $1,000 was taken at
llOl and S2lOO at llOs. Counter sales
were $1,000 at Ill.
The demand for county scrip is quite
active to-day both from spectators and
taxpayers The latter are supplied with
small amounts at SOC. A large amount
could not, however, be purchased at that
price. Bank Of Tennessee money is
Sc to SIC buying and IS to sec
selling. The demand for Memphis
and Charleston railroad stock is
good and offerings limited; 200 shares
were upon the market at 35c, and may
perhaps be taken in at that price BY
some admirer Of the great railroad alb
sorbist. City bonds, currency issue, IS
to Soc buying and selling; gold issue,
ga 10 6slc eNcoapou. City scrip q to
sec buying and SEE selling.
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multitude, but not on the same day.
During the three summer months over
two thousand persons would have to visit
Raleigh daily in order to verify our CO.
temporary's prediction.
The grocery house Of James Radigan,
on the corner Of Elliott and Avery
streets was totally destroyed, by fire last
evening. The engines had to be served
from private cisterns, the public ycistern
or the corner of Elliott and fernando
streets having been dry for several
months. Had there been water in the
city cistern the property above men
toned might have been saved.
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GLnA ttNDy -
"Who is Ginx2" "Ginx was the
father of the thirteenth baby. Ginx
was poor, and becoming impatient at
Mrs. Ginx's increasing babies, after she
had the twelfth declared he would throw
the thirteenth off Westminster bridge.
ibid he do it2" "No, but he discov-
cred the infant after Mrs. Ginx had sue
ceeded in hiding it away for several days,
seized it and started for the bridge, and
-
"Threw it in2"
mo, the police stopped him; Ginx ex-
postulated, said he didn't want the -
baby; that he had twelve already at
home; that he was a poor man, and had
no use for the thirteenth Ginx. Then a
Catholic nun came along, and offered to
feed it and save his life. "
"And never bring it back2 asked
Ginx.
Never"
Hes yours, to have and to hold'
and then Ginx ran back to his wife and
wretched twelve children happy man.
"What them" but Bernstein started
Up Brooks Silver Slipper galopi the
bellies rushed to the hop room, and ] had
to lean forward to catch the rest Of the
story.
"Then," said she, whispering loud,
"the tug commenced. The baby was
baptized twice day. Father Gozan
wanted to, and did, make the sign Of the
cross on Mrs. Ginx before the baby was
allowed TO nurse. Mrs. Ginx told this
to Protestant friend.
Then the Protestant clergy got hold
of the scandal. The Protestant papers
rioted over the matter, and the clergy
went TO a lawyer The Catholics have
forcibly detained Protestant baby, and
are trying to make Catholic Of him
what shall we do2 they ask.
Bring an action, said lawyer Med
die. "an action Of ha6eds corpus.
"The case went to court. Thousands
of hounds we're spent. The newspapers
talked about the 'GinX-Baby Case.
'Ginx Baby Funds were collected, the
lawyers took the money and the baby
was surrendered to the Protestants.
Soon the baby fund was exhausted; its
pnrse in vain demanded pay for nursing
him, and finally one day she left the
moor baby os Q clubhouse doorstep to
starye. Another hhBspe religious soci-
civ took it after the alms-house said
thew would not have it. Another re-
licious controversy ensued. The baby
was also poor, half-staryed and neglected
while every body was Sighting over his
religion" gHa FrL inf
What became Of him.
"Well, after fifteen years Of sickness
of cold neglect, of ignorance and star
vation-while all the world and the news
papers were talking about how the Cath
olics had forcibly detained Protestant
child from its doting parents-the poor,
neglected, ignorant boy went one dark
night. with not even a Pickering star to
see his act, went and Jumped
"OG Westminster BridEeT
"The same; and at the very place
where the policeman caught Ginx fifteen
years before, as he held the LITTLE limo
cent cause OF all the trouble over the
rolling flood.
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Puxps at BIS Second street.


Desperate Assault with an AK.
The Little Rock Journal of the nth
has the following:
Yesterdaymorning about nine 0 clock
what came very near being murder oc-
CURED in the wagonyard of Mr.. Thomp-
son on Fourth street. A colored man
from the country named Amos Ray was
attending to some matter in the above
yard, and his rustic and uncouth APP
pearapce became a subject for the mer-
riment and prsctical jokes Of party Of
young men who espied him. They
amused themselves by throwing bricks
and pebbles and other missiles at him.
They simply wished to brighten him, and
succeeded so well in their purpose that
Ray, either thinking that his life was in
danger, or becoming very excited and
angry, resolved upon a desperate effort
to escape. He espied an ak in the
yard, rushed for it, picked it up, and
made a run for the street, striking, as he
ran, wjthitbe back or poll Of 1t, a young
man about Is years Of age, named Sam
Lecoy, who is an employe of the Cen
trail House on Fourth street. The blow
was delivered on the temple, and felled
Lecoy, stunned, to the earth. Ray, after
giving the blow, threw the ak down and
ran into house near by. He was
shortly afterwards arrested, and was up
this morning before Police Judge An
drews, and committed to Jail for want Of
$1,000 bail. Lecoy is in serious condi-
ton, but II is believed he will recover
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MOP sALlg-A FINE HORSE, BUGGY
and harn,ss. Inquire Of Enoch Taylor,
No. Madison street, 6it
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FOR SALE.

NO, 1RENT-CH0IcE FRONT ROOMS FOR
"a, niles, with board, at SO Madison street.
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MEMPHIS THEATER.-The theater was
well attended last evening by fashion
able people, in order to witness Love s
Masquerade. Mrs. Bowers appeared as
Donna DIANA and Mr.. McCollom as
"Don Caesar" The play was thoroughly
enjoyed by the audience who Witnessed
with pleasure the magnificent acting of
Mrs. Bowers. She was ably sustained
throughout by Mr.. McCollom and the
St. Louis stock company. Tonight
Shakspeare's great tragedy, Macbeth, will
be presented, with Mrs. Bowers as Lady
Macbeth, Mr.. McCollom as " Macbeth :
and Mr.. Pope as Mseduff." There will
be a large and fashionable audience
present tonight to witness this splendid
play.
BRooN' s.-Great attractions are pre-
scented nightly at the Jefferson street
Opera House. New songs, dances and
specialties will be introduced tonight.
A fine programme has been arranged for
this evenings performance, which will
close with representation of the French
Cam Can, gotten up in a magnificent and
costly manner.
ObYMPIc VARIETIEs.-The great cal
cium light attracts crowds of visitors to
the Washington street Theater. Man
ager Lusk has fine company of variety
artists, and presents fine entertain
ment each evening, consisting of ballet
dancing, vocalization and Ethiopian de-
lineations. Go tonight to the Olympic
and enjoy yourself.
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ron SALE OR LEASE,

NOR SALE OR LEASE-43O ACRES OF
\ land will be sold on accommodating terms
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 hum
timber. II may be divided to advantage.
Two good wells OF water; also a good cistern,
large barn we'll filed with fodder, and good
stock Of corn. Located on the Mississippi and
Lake Depot, DeSoto county, Mississippi. The
road runs through a portion Of the tract,
where flag station is established, which rem
ders it a great convenience to the neighbor-
poultry of ali kinds, and all necessary farm
:, q utensils, etc, etc, will be disposed OF on
ssr MS to suit. For particulars apply to w.
Evsn heart, on the premises. OF Of Joseph
Alden, No. Mulberry street. Memphis, Tenn
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Sales yesterday we're 1000 bales, and
up to noon to-day 700 Buyers to-day
report the market a shade iirmer, while
factors generally give yesterdays quota
tons as the market price. Dispatches
from New York and Liverpool indicate
a frmer feeling at both points, although
there has as yet been no advance in
prices. A good portion of the purchases
to-day we're on foreign account. Prices
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NOR sALE-A sIX-HoRSE PORTABLE
engine and boiler; IN running. order.
One large force and lift pump; capable Of
humping one hundred thousand gallons per
Several hundred feet OF wrought-iron water
pine Of various sizes. Call at water-works.
iO Sit - ~ II. DUFFIN BRO.
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NOR sALE-TWo- STORY FRAME RESI-
dence on Hernando street, near Linden.
On line Of street cars. Special inducements.
57-74 W. A WHEATLBY. 2se Main st
NOR sALE-TO A STEADY AND CoMPE-
r tent practical printer. i wi sell .one-half
of The AUGUSTA BULLETIN, published at Au-
Of Woodruff and jackson counties; its circu
lation rapidly increasing, and its advertising
patronage from Memphis. Louisville and st.
Louis three times greater than that OF any
other paper in Arkansas. For terms. ETC.,
apply to me, at Augusta. or to NJ b. TFeze-
want, No. Z Madison street. Memphis.
1914 j. T. IRRELEVANT
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LIVERPOOL. November 16. II a.m.-Cotton is
firm. Uplands. 91Sd; Orleans, gs4d.
2p.m.-Cotton is firm, with an upward ten
dency. Uplands, fully 91zd; Orleans. fully
g94d. Sales, 1900 bales. of which 1900 were
for export and speculation.
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A dime will purchase an egg-nog, Tom
and Jerry, or hot whisky punch at Alex
McCollough's dime saloon, $50 Main
street under the Bethel Block. Alex
sells three-dollar bottles of champagne
for one dollar and half All other
liquids sold at the same ratio. The best
WHISTLES sold at ten cents a drink.
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Pork Quiet at SIS co per barrel for prime
mess. fD1 el4f.-f
SALr-s2 1903 so " Dbl. 81 1862 co o sack.
SHOr-Per sack, 81 60 to 2 IS.
SoAP-German notified. 10; common, Sc.
SARDIsEs = Quarters per case. sI to s2s;
halves, $50.
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stock As King, Cotton queen.

Come to the Emporium. You can
at all times be satisfied Daily auction
sales at 10 o'clock. NJ. G. CAYeE,
f6l 1903 and 305 Second street.
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A cOlored brakeman, named Jones.
fell from the platform Of a train on the
Memphis and Louisville road, near Win
chester Cemetery, last night, and was
instantly killed. His body was terribly
mangled. An inquest will be held on
the remains of the unfortunate brakes
man sometime to-day.
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l. Ernest Perring.

organist Of st. Peters Church, late Of
London, and formerly Of the Academy
of Music of New York, has taken up his
residencein Memphis permanently, and
will take a limited number Of pupils, who
desire TO finish their education as vocal
lists or irstrumehtalists Lessons on the
organ at special rates. Mr.. Perring
makes the cultivation of the voice a
specially. Applications may be left at
the music stores. SO
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QUEEN VIcToRIAs illness while at
Balmoral may be caused by the wretched
condition of the paint, floors windows,
and the dingy state Of the Yin, cutlery
and copper wares. Morgan's Sapolia
would have removed the cause.
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New orleans Cotton Market,

NRw ORLEANS. November IS. II ;S0a.m.-Cot-
ton is strong. Middling. IS to 1879. Sales.
900 bales. Sight exchange. .He discount. ster-
ling exchange. ll99< to ll9A.
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FRESH Canadian oatmeal, new mess
mackerel--extra fine, crumbs Of COM
fort-new, Atmores mince-meat, Mil
liard's finest prepared family chocolate,
new strained and comb honey-very
choice, at J. Devoto's, corner Third and
Adams streets. SIT
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selfrising buck@heat in ak, twelve
and twenty-four pound pAcIshges. War
rauted to make good cakes on five min
ntes' notice, OLIVER, FHME 4 Co.
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Comply
U. s. Mail Line-Ror Pine Bluff, Little Rock
and through direct to Fort Smith.
CELE6TE. Cooper, master
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT re-.
i passenger steamer will leave alls1ht5!ff
THIS DAY. 10th inst, at 3 pm aiAssSssz-zS.a
For freight CT passage apply on board or 10
W. II. KENNEDAY, Agent.
Office on Company's Wharlboat,
Foot of Court street.
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l045 am. - Cotton is quiet and steady.
Sales for November, IS S-l6e; December, lS3z;
January. 1s1c; February, lsj4c; March, 1870;
April. 1914c.
l2il5 p.m.-CottOnis quiet. Spot sales. 600
bales; futures. 500 bales. Sales for Deem
Der. IS 5-l6c; January. IS 9-lGc; February,
10 II -1go
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THE CITY.
See fourth page for additional local.

PITTsBUaG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown h Jones, Office 292 Main
street, Bethel Block. 4 I
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ONCE of Erie Transfer Company.
Mr.. c. H. Haight is this day appointed
Agent of this Company at Memphis.
T. A. LEWIS Supt.
November II, 1871. GOT
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Memphls and Arkansas River Packet Co.
U, S. Mail Line-For Pine Bluff Little
Rock and intermediate points.
DARDANELLE. ......--......Nowland. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE g~-s
w FRIDAY, nth instant, at $1,000
5 pm. For freight or passage Es--aasHaasA
apply on board or to
W. II. KENNEL " Agent.
Office on Companys Wharf boat.
66-67 Foot of Court street
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STEAMBOATS,,


Memphis and ST. Louis Packet Company--U.
S. daily mail line for New Madrid. Belmont,
Cairo and st. Louis, connecting at Belmont
with the Iron Mountain railroad; at Cairo
with the Illinois Central railroad and boat
up the Ohio river. and at st. Louis With all
railroads East and West.
RELLE,OF PIKE, JennOX, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE U--.
w THIS DAY. 10th instant, at skFFl1Esrss9
SPIN. Freight received at ST. EAzsssssa'iaAii4a
Louis WharfbOat.
w. L. DILL, Agent,
FLFN CALVERT Snn't
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Horses and Mules.

A 6ne lot just received by Thilman &
Gaisman, 6s Union st., which they offer
on thirty and sixty days time. S0-sl
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A FINE lot Of nice Kentucky horses
and mules for sale at Brooks stable and
stock yard, AIS Main street We will
sell them low. w NJ. BRooKs,
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The following is the comparative daily

Last year at this time middling here
was l4se; in New York, lG5c; gold, lll3;
uplands in Liverpool, 9sd
Our daily kilograms below give the
latest quotations from other markets.
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Bnowsr 4 BRowpE,3 l5 Second st. AZ

Genuine Gravel Roofing, by BAR
GhOlOmew & Allen, 40 N. Court. 1Olt
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ANNOUNCEMENT.


We ara Authorized 70 announce Mt; j. n.
NckNIGHT asa candidate for Nharfmaster
At the ensuing election. -
We are authorized to announces tObiAn
WOLFE a. a candidate for Nharfmaster A.
the ensuing Municipal eleciion-January
ISL
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TwENrY-FIvE choice deer received by
express, and for sale at Victor d. Fuehs',
Al Jefferson street. 6S
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IoARnINo-

noAp1Bl'-A FEW DAY BOARDEPs
X c|be Accommodate I'd at No. 80 Madison
tres also ar 1nfurnish cd room. est
,6oARDINg-BY MRS. HUlIE P. HILL.
d at IS Union street. est
WHnTMuRE HOUSE.
IL 1O9 and Ill Adams street. h aving lately
I'D rgone thorough repairs ana been newly
-se,,rn shed, is now prepared to &C eomm0 date
bosrders with light. pleasant room s, and with
~ GOOD a table as the market Affords. Rates
7. nv moderate. -. :.
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GENUINE Victoria eigsrs at S. Kauf-
man Il Bro. s. 40 and AZ Jefferson street.
GO
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Gls.rrrrrra q sl5 Second 81.


Is all the time required when you use
Oliver, Finnie & Co. s selfrising buck
wheat. No failures. Always good. 81
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Ezra Lodge No. 80, A. ]. O. K. s. B.
WILL BE GIVEN AT MEMPHIS Il ,,, CLUB sla
w Han, Monday, November 20, leii. ~ ~
tt,.i,,s be,eft 81 the above Lodge and the
t I h,esys.ian5 Orphan Asylum. Tickets, 81; al
Ss,tt,inr one gentleman and ladies. W.
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With plsin buckwheat half the cooks
fail to make good cakes. With Oliver,
Finnie & Co. selfrising buekwheat not
f,eo IN 6ffy fail Try it. 81
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"DrAR mel what shall | do2 have
spilled grease all over my new silk.
What can do to take it ontY Try the
Dollar Reward Soap. Ask y0nr grocer
C. q
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ALL kinds Of roofs made or repaired
BY E. c. Jones, III Poplar street. l7G
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Try the Intimfdad cigar, az Frank
a Dessauer'a, SIS Main street. q
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IAOR sALE-F0RREsT HILTON THE
n Memphis and Charleston railroad, seven
teen miles from Memphis. suitable for an ed
Vocational institute OF private residence. The
place contains two and half acres in garden,
highly eultiyated six acres in tne timber
rest in fruit trees of the best variety. The
land is rich and the products remuneratiye.
1-he college building is eighty by forty feet.
s ~ and a kitchen, etc. Best Of we'll and
cistel'n water; location high and healthy;
neighb 9rhood one Of the bestin Shelby county.
Address Overton, Ledger Office. or see pro
prietor on the premises. 4ot
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ernments are active and steady. Sterling ex- |
change is steady at 100. Gold is carrying at 2
per cent.
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS at Browne
& Brownies, 3l5 Second street. 1891
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Oysters.

Fresh stock received daily by V. D.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson street. ITO
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EaE T0Rk NoEEr nAEEEr.
NV Oss. NsSssn,r y, 10 '5Asn.-sgY-
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new HorG COTTON marIte,.

Ngw YoRK. November l6. lOa.m.-Ths mar
ket opens quiet. Sales yesterday, $50; re-
GENTS. Lob; here. 4lG6.
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RIVER lNTELLIGENCg.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Belle Lee, New Orleans.
" Julia, Vicksburg.
Dardanelle, Arkansas river.
q" II. ]. Lockwood, St. Louis.
" Belle OF Pike, St. Louis.
" Phil Aliin, Friar's Point.
u DEPARTURES.
Steamer Julia, st. Louis.
/" X. j. Lockwood, Red river.
BOATS IN PORT.
Belle Lee, Dardanelie, Celeste, Belle
Of Pike, Phil Allin.
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Annual BALL.

an NUAL GRAND BALh