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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-23

The United Hebrew Relief Association
wives its annual dress ball at the Mem
nh IS Club Hall this evening. There will
be a brilliant display at the hall tonight,
our Ii ebrew fellow-citizens being adopts
in the 1T of getting up superior and ell
eoant emf. ertainments. The manager is
Adolph Lo, b. Reception committee
N. D. Menken, l. Rieser, Sol Hesse, B.
Lowenstein, G. II. Judah, Dave Levy
Floor Committee II. c. Mitchell, Assar
Sartorius Charles HerzOg, Sol. Morris
JAG, Harpmann, NJ. Lissauer' NJ Frei-
berg. Supper Comm ittee--Henry Sees
sell ST., julius Behr, N. R. Lowenstlne'
Henry Klein, Morris Kuhn, +. Acker-
man. The officers of be Association
are: /. Happek, President l. sartor'-
us, Vice President; NJ. F'reit erg' Sec
Rotary; Lazar Levy, Treasurer. Direct
ors-N. D. Menken, J. Ries er, L. hre-
mer, Sol. Halle, E. Ackerman u, Ado'ph
Loeb.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Lady Run over and Killed by a
Train nt the Memphis and Louis
VIII. unEIrnad Egannf

A Lady Run over and Killed by. a
Train nt the Memphis and Louis
Vile Railroad Depot.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Maria il.
Bill, resident of Chelsea, while walk
ing on the track of the Louisville road,
near Third street, was run over by a
switch engine and instantly killed.
From the statement Of Engineer Wilson
il seems that Mrs. Bill was walking on
the track and got off TO let train go by
and then stepped back on the track, not
hearing the bell or seeing the approach
of the switch engine, which instantly
ran over her. Her body was found ly-
ing between the rails terribly mutilated
Justice Spelman held an inquest on the
body last evening, and the jury returned
a verdict Of accidental death, acquit-
ting the railway employees of all blame.
Mrs. Bill was well known and much
respected resident Of this city, and at
the time Of her death was on her way
from the residence of her son, Mr.. G. g.
Bill on Brinkley avenue, to the resi-
dence of her other son, Mr.. N. II. Bill,
well known Front street merchant
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PETER ~. penneIIx & Co.

ls9 Poplar street, near the Market, has
received by express ashipmeut Of choice
Western Reserve roll butter and factory
cheese; also received by rail, Atmore's
mince. meat, pigs feet, barrel pickles,
fgs, prunes, prunells, dried apples,
peaches and Italian pears, sardells, sar-
dimes, green kern, Bologna and blood
sausage, Yarmouth bloaters, Holland
herring, Limburg and Holland cheese,
Goldfish, mackerel, lintels, prepared
wheat, jellies and preserves, currants'
raisins, Irish, Scotch and Canadian oat
meal also large assortment of fancy
groceries, too numerous to mention.
Just received, shipment of choice
brands Of St. Louis -four. %
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s4rAn-YrrTrSs at sl5 Second at at
Anusenents.


MEMPHIS THEATER.-A fashionable
and critical audience attended the thea
ter last evening. Sheridan Knowles
romantic and well written drama, the
Hunehback, was the attraction. Mrs.
Bowers enacted the part Of " Julia Mr..
McCollom, Master Walter; Mr.. Hill
" Sir Thomas Clifford Mr.. Ellis, Mo
dus and Miss Hawthorne, Helen.
These arc the principal characters in
the drama, the others being minor in
every particular. The Hunchback re-
tains the stage on account OF its sterling
merit as literary composition, and be-
cause it gives fine opportunity to dis
play the numerous passions that afiiict
the human heart. Love is the burthen
of the drama-love of the old school
which in these progressive days is a
source Of amusement when exhibited.
It is needless to say that as Julia
Mrs. Bowers was everything to be com
mended. The Master Walter Of Mr..
McCollom was a careful and fine piece
of acting from first to last. Mr.. Hill
did himself credit as Sir Thomas Cliff
ford" as did Mr.. Ellis as Modus."
Miss Hawthorne was especially pleasing
as Helen" which fact the audience
confirmed by applause. The minor
characters were well sustained, and par
ticula rly the part enacted by Mr.. era
vens, who gives evidence of being a
good actor. This evening Mrs. Bowers
will appear in the much admired drama,
Leah, the Forsaken.
BRooMs.-A crowded house appeared
at Brooms last night. The attractions
were the great Lawrence troupe in their
classic groupings, the double song and
dance by La Belle Flora and La Belle
Pauline, the comic duets by Flora and
Master Tommy, the latter juvenile
wonder, and the Can-Can, with new
scenery, songs and dances. A new pro-
gramme has been arranged for this even
ing's performance
OLYMPIC VARIETIES Manager Lusk
continues to do fine business at the
old Washington street theater. The
large variety company at the Olympic
is composed of frst-clsss performers
dancers, vocalists, etc. Tonight num-
Der of novelties will be presented. Every
body is invited 10 attend this evening
to witness the attractive performance,
which winds up as usual with the ire
nraee;hla Cane
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The receipts of produce are equal to
A. e demand. and business moderately &C
tive. Mess pork meets with moderate
demand at Sl4 so to SIS 90. Bacon
clear sides are sold at 81 to Sic
clear rib SIC, shoulders &c. Lard
10 to lOl for tierce and II to llle for
key. Breakfast bacon and hams are
quiet at lOl to l0le for the former and
IN to llsc FOR the latter, and new sugar
cured hams are sold at l43 to l5e IN
canvased and for fancy eanvased i6c is
The price Bulk sides, old, are Tic; new,
; to SIC. Corn meal is quiet at g 10 %
q "a Cornis held at COO for choice white
Hay is s2s 90 to $40 on. Bran il
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EOR sALE-TW0-sTO FRAME RESI-
" dence on fernando street, near Linden.
On limo Of street cars. Special Inducements.
57-H w. =, WHEATLbY. 2se Main st.
ElOR SALE-TO A STEADY AND COMPE-
j. tent practical printer, / will sell one-half
Of The AUGUSTA BULLETIN, published at Au-
gusta. Arkansas. 1t is the Democratic organ
Of Woodruff and Jackson counties; its cireu-
lati0n 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. Treze-
want No. Madison street, Memphis.
AQ7l j. I. TRFZEVANT
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NOR sALE-A FINE II 1RsE, BUGGY
i and harness Inquire Of Enoch Taylor,
No. Madison street, 6it
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ron SALE or LEASE.

NOR SALE OR LEAsE-f3O ACRES OF
II land will be sold on accommodating terms
or leased to a responsible man for the term Of
Eve years. There are three frame houses and
drod acres under cultivation, the balance in
timber. Il may be divided to ADVANTAGE.
Two good wells os water; also good cistern.
large barn well filled With fodder. and good
stock Of corn. Located on he Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad, two miles south Of Horn
Lake Depot. DeSoto county, Mississippi. The
road runs through q portion Of the tract,
where n Gag station is established, which rem
ders Il n great convenience 70 the neighbor-
hood. The stock. cons sting Of horses, hogs,
poultry Of all kinds, and oil necessary iarin-
inF utensils. etc ETC., viii be disposed OF on
terms 10 suit. For particulars apply 70 w.
Evorhoart. on the premises. or OF Joseph
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
PUBLIC LEDGER OYv1ok,
MEMPHIS. TEsE.. November q. ls7i. !
Money.

PUBLIC LEDGER 0YvIok,
NElPHIs. TENN. November q. lS7i-J
Money.
The situation as to exchange has de-
yeloped no new features; it is ascer-
tanned, however, that those banks re-
ce;ying cotton bills at ic discount are
doing it for their customers only, and for
those buyers who will guarantee their
business for the whole year, leaving the
general rate, as quoted in yesterday 5
LEnerR viz: I to &c buying, and ic dis
count selling. The profit at this rate is
so small-as it costs from 81 % to 50 80
per $1,000 to import currency-that the
selling rate may any day be advanced to
par. The demand for money is moder-
ately active, but not pressing; rates are
steady at 10 to u per cent. at the banks,
and J to 2per cent. per month on the
street.
Gold is bought at ITO to ll0B. The
New York rate is ll0a.
Local stocks, scrips, securities, etc,
are without change worthy of note; $4,000
Memphis and Charleston stock is upon
the market at 40c, but will likely be
taken in before the day closes. Mem
phis currency skies are 54} to 552c.
County warrants are sold in small
amounts at from 92 to 9le. A large
amount could not be purchased at less
than SIC. Bank Of Tennessee money is
sold at 30 to Ole for the old issue. Ar
kansas levee bonds are worth perhap;
25c, but no more could be realized on
large amount, although there was g
dealers sale of $4,000 to-day at 26c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-23

Organist of St. Peters Church, late of
London, and formerly of the Academy
of Music of New York, has taken up his
residence in Memphis permanently, and
will take a limited number of pupils, who
desire to finish their education as vocal
lists or instrumentalists 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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and under $4,000 bond on the charge Of
obtaining three hundred dollars worth Of
goods from G. N. Eckerly. John Null
lens was bonded to the amount Of three
hundred dollars for carrying concealed
weapons.
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NOR RENT-A NEAT COTTAGE WITH
Il Eve rooms and all necessary out houses
in good repair. Good orchard. In the SUI
burbs of the city. 2. b. WEBER,
62.S7 $50 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-23

Several hundred feet Of wrought-irOn water
pipe Of various sizes. Call at water-woTks,
Sit II. DUFFIN & BRO.
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FRrsH Canadian oatmeal, new mess
mackerel-extra fine, crumbs of com
fort-new, Atmore's mince-meat, Mil
liard's finest prepared family chocolate,
new strained and comb honey-very
choice, at J. Devotos, corner Third and
Adams streets. 5i-f
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FOR LEASE.


FOR LEASE TO GARDENERS !
About Eve acres Of fine garden land with a
number Of fnc Peach Trees already bearing,
on Central avenue. on the hollyiord roaa.
three and a half miles from Court square.
Asplsnaid location for Yes etable Garden
To : good. responsible gardener Il will be
est MARK C0HN. is5 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-23

Mrs. SMITH, who is alive to ne v ideas,
uses the "DOLLAE REWARD Soar, and
does her washing in two hours time,
while Mrs. Jones, who has no ia 18th in
them things, uses common soap and
works until three pm. Ask your grocer
rnr II
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Liverpool. November .. II a.m.-COttonis
firm. Uplands. % to sd; Orleans. sgd.
p.m.-Cotton is strong. Uplands. ~
TO sd; Orleans. sd. Sales. 1900 bales. Of
which GOO were for export and speculation.
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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,
761 3O3 and SO5 Second street.
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A few more dozen of the celebrated
Cross & Blackwell's chow-chow for sale
cheap at A. L. Frankland's, 1875 and
10Y Main street "
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THE CITY.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown i Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. +
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1O:45 a.m.-Cotton Is hrmef ana hoiaeIs ASK
ing higher rates. Sales for November, ls9-l6c;
December. lslsc; January. lsll-l6c; Febru-
ary. 1870.
12;15 p.m.-Cotton is strong. Spot sales,
1910 bales; futures. ll,6OO bales. Sales for
November. ls5sc; December, Is 9-l6c; Janu-
airy. IS &c; February. -; March. lst; April
1870: May, l21Se.
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Best Pittsburg lump coal, one dollar
per barrel. delivered, weighed on city
scales. o. WHITE,
% At Wolf river, in Navy Yard.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-23

The cosmir philosopher, Stephe
Pearl Andrews last effort is an elucida-
ton Of Divine Matehood !" and Di.
viner Universalhood" After wrestling
with these subjects, he exclaims Re-
feet, entreat you, on these four terms;
First, monotony; second, simple har.
monte conjunction; third, compound
harmony; fourth, las a counterpart of
all thesel. prumiscuity or eonfusion.n
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NEW YoRK. November % 1O;25 a.m.-Goy-
ernments are active and steady. Sterling OK
change is very steady at 1925. Gold sloaning
Qaf
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cotton.

Sales yesterday were 1000 bales, spin
ners' agents being the principal pur-
chasers, showing that orders were large,
and in some cases limits we're increased,
as was shown by the fact that in the eve
ing our inside quotation was exceeded
in list of bright middling. To-day the
inquiry is active, and the strength i'm
parted to the market by an advance of
lc on all grades in New York and firm
and strong market in Liverpool, has adj
vanced prices from to &c. The de-
mand, though fair on all accounts-spin-
ming, speculative and foreign-is hardly
as active as was that on yesterday
Sales up to noon will foot up 1900 bales,
including several lists, at the following
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American DRIVEN Wills at Browne
& Brownies, 3l5 Second street. 1887
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FoR sALs-EoRREsT HI I,,I THE

ENOR sALE-FORREST HILTON THE
Il Memphis and Charleston railroad, seven
teen miles from Memphis. suitable for an ed
ucati0nal institute or private residence. The
place contains two and half acres in garden.
six acres Of lawn and shade trees; and tho
rest In iruit trees of the best variety. The
land is rich and the products remunerative.
The college building is eighty by forty feet.
and has twelve rooms; the cottage has three
rooms and kitchen. etc. Best Of well and
cistern water; location high and healthy;
neighborhood one Of the bestin Shelby county.
Address Overton, Ledger office, or see pro-
prietor an the premises DOT
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Victor d. Fuchs has just received a
fine lot OF trout and perch at Al Jefier-
son street. IA
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar
thOIOmew q Alien, 40 N. Court. 10lt
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GENUINE French kid shoes, front and
side lace and button, fancy stitched and
ladies and Misses, 81 so to So per pair.
Every pair warranted.
74-eod MENKEN Bios.
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Go TO Bracket & Co.'S, s2l Second
street, for young Kentucky mules. sO-t
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GAs-rrrrno at sl5 Second st,

Buy your wood from C. II. Johnson,
III Poplar street. GIL
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Horses and Mules,

A fine lot just received by Thilman Il
Gaisman, 6S Union st., which they offer
on thirty and sixty days time. 3O-sl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-23

A LARGE lot of ladies' fine kid French
shoes to be sold out at reduced prices.
74-eod MEYKEN BRos.
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The river is stationary ct this port,
with depth of seven and half feet to
Cairo, and but seven feet over Reeves
bar below. The Arkansas has risen
seven feet in all, and is still rising, with
eleven feet to Little Rock, and ten feet
above there. White river has gone up
two feet and has seven feet to Devalrs
Bluff. The condition of the tributaries
above and below are given in our spe-
Gals. Cold weather has set in on the
upper Mississippi and Missouri, and in
dications are that navigation will be
closed earlier than usual. The weather
here is clear and cool. Business is
fair.
RIVER TELEGRAMs.
PIrTsBuRG, November 22-River ris-
ing slowly. with five feet three inches in
the channel. In port--Sam Clark, Sam
Brown, Baltic, Joe Fleming and Sam
McCorvin. Weather cold. with snow.
LOUISVILLE, November 22.-Riyer ris-
ing. with five feet by canal marks and
three feet on the falls Weather cold,
and showing; thermometer 80 degrees.
The canal was closed this evening at
about four o'clock on account OF the
water sill in the new locks giving away.
The water will be let out tonight, and
cannot tell how long it will take to re-
pair damages. In PORTRAIT Williams,
Madison and return; Rose Hite, Evans
Vile and return; Sandy, Troy and re-
turn. The San Juan arrived from Pitts
burg and departed for Texas Crescent
Civ arrived from Cincinnati; Dove No.
3 departed for Kentucky river; Ediu-
burg barge r. C. Gray aud Chsrmer
departed for Cincinnati; Emma c. Ell
lott departed for White river Cameha
departed for Tennessee river.
Nrw 0aivANs, November 22.--De-
partea-Cny OF Alton, st. Louis; H. s.
Turner, Louisville. Arrived-Mary Mil
ier. Louisville; Belle Lee, Memphis.
River thirteen feet nine inches below
the mark Of 1862
CNciNNAri, November 23.-River rose
Ia fsas Arrive X tile Heglar,. k.
W. Shillinger, Penn Wright, kanawha,
Warren and barges, Wheeling. De
parted: Minneola, Memphis; Texas and
Chas. Bodman, New Orleans kittie He
gler Kanawha. Thompson Dean made
trial trim to-day. The Raven sunk a
barge of coal at Snag bar and another
bv striking Newport bridge. The George
Roberts lost four barges at Snag bar
The Clipper has one barge stuck on toI
of one Of the Roberts barges. The fol
/ lowing coal tows passed down: Mar.
Ann. Giant, Stella, Diamond, Georg
Roberts, Condor, Lake Erie No. 3, Jos
/ A stone, Raven, Rover, Clipper, Alic
Brown. John Penny, Penn Wright, n. c
Birley, Tiger, Joseph Blackmore, Alex
Chambers, Veteran, Veteran No. 2, hey
stone, Sam Parker and several other
whose names il was impossible to dis
cover on account Of the snow which ha
been falling at intervals throughout tn
dav. Thus far on the present run thirty
Eve barges Of coal have been lost mai
ing a loss Of $4,000, including coal an
barres. The barges alone are valued q
S35 600. making the loss on coal SIS, 0O'
CINcfSNATI, November 3, noon.-
River falling, with thirteen feet six incl
e. in the channel. Weather clear an
pleasant. The Greyhound struck CO.
barge belonging to Walton 4 Habelma
at Kelloggs landingf this mornin
. knocking the barges stern in. IL
s thought the barge can be raised. II
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Bnoxrr & Baowrr.a l5 Second st. at
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ALI kinds Of roofs made or repAi red
By Z. c. Jones, III Poplar street re
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CoKE AND Coal TAR for sale at Gas
Companys Office, 29l Second st. not
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EUREKA SCREW BooTs-none better
Every pair warranted.
T4-eod MENEEN BROS.
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PunFs at sl5 Second Street. g
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Ir's all over the land, and is dol ne It's
work on soiled paint, windows, floors,
and on furnished knives, tin, brass and
eopperwares. We mean Z. Morgan $
Sons sapolio. Ask forit. Your gro, 'er
basit
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For Arkansas River.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
u. s. Mail Line-Through to Fort Glib
son Direct.
FORT GIBSON. Bowlin, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE IT, n
w MONDAY, 9th instant, at Ut
Is pm For freight or passage So
"pp'' Va W. Ii. KENNEL ~. Agent,
Office on Company Wharf boat,
1915 Foot ct Court street.
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RTVKR INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.


Steamer II. @. Yeager, New Orleans.
Kate Kearney, st. Louis.
" Henry Ames, New Orleans.
p. w. Strader, New Orleans.
City of Quincy, New Orleans.
" Frank Fof. e7t, 0seeola.
G. W. Cheek, Friars Point.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
A. j. White, Napoleon.
St. Francis, Phillips bayou.
DE ARTUTzs
Steamer Columbia, Arkansas river
" Kate Kearney, New Orleans.
Fanny Brandeis, Evansville
Henry Ames, St. Louis.
City Of Quincy, st. Louis,
II. C. Yeager, St Louis
p. w. Strader, st. Louis.
BOATS II PORT.
Pat Cleburne, Belle Memphis, Ada
Heilman, Frank Forrest, G. W. Check,
A. j. White, Phil Allin, St. Francis.
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ENCOURAGEMENT.


W. arc authorised e anne,a -l 'w6affnsstsr
urESI6 nj o. . candidai' ct
AZ the ensuins election ,,oares TOBIAS
We are auihorifss.ss ~ y 20 wharfnlasisI A.
WOLFE s5,s ss aisa1aisirsi sl''iion--JasusF'
tlsl2.
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For best value in ladies fine French
kid shoes, go to
74eod MEHKEN BRos.
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NOR SALE-4 $500 ACRES LAND. ON
T. Kerr avenue. part Of the estate Of Sam
Vance, deceased. Wii sell at public sale. on
corner Of Main and South Court streets, at
y m, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1871.
Terms Of sale-0ne-fourth cash; balance in
697S Z. L. ToPP. Executor.
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Oysters.

Fresh stock received daily BY V. d.
Fuchs, a jefferson street. ITO
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STEAMBOATS,.


Regular Memphis and Evansville Packet.
Ada Heilman,
j. B. Hall, : master.
Leaves THIS DAY. sd instant. at 4 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or 20
ii. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent.
-r-7 2Qs Front street.
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Our daily kilograms below give the
latest quotations from other markets
COTTON RTATKMKNF
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FOR SALE.

nor RENT-OHOICE FRONT ROOMS FOR
l. families, with board. at SO Madison street.
40-t
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p00O0 WILL BUY HOUSE AND LOT
OHUUU No. 10 Beal street, 201sx70 feet;
house, four rooms.
$4,000 will buy lot 72xl76 feet, on South
street, near Tennessee.
$4,000 will buy cottage and lot on Brinkley
avenue, lot 6Ox200 feet; would ex-
change for farm.
$1,000 will buy beautiful cottage residence
southeast corner ofPont0too and Null
berry streets lot 76xl50 ft-two fronts
$1,000 will buy a farm six miles from Forrest
Station, on Memphis and Little Rock
railroad forty acres in cultivation.
6s-T3 b. b. BARNES. 2s5 Main street.
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GOOD t.l Advice.

Never pay your debts, it is unconstitu
tional; for payment impairs the obliga
ton of q contract, and even the Legisla
ture has no power to do that.
Always proclaim the faults of others
There should be no secrets in republi.
can government.
Never forgive an enemy. The power
Of hardening belongs to the Governor.
When you are at church go to sleep.
Sunday is day of rest
When you find your passions rising,
never contne or suppress them. How
many boilers have been burst by too
close an imprisonment of their contents
Whenever you attack your neighbor' S
character do it behind his back, so as not
to wound his feelings.
Never give up your opinion, though
you know you are wrong; it shows that
you have independence.
Temperance is great virture; there
fore always be moderate in the use of ar
dent spirits. Two glasses of whisky
before breakfast are as good as a thou
sand.