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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-05
FREIGHT ELEVATORS.
An Aid 10 the Prosperity of
Memphis.


The propriety of establishing an union
depot is foregone conclusion. The
trade of Memphis, and the facilities ne.
cessary to carry on that trade, demand
Of the municipal government that speedy
steps should be taken toward aiding the
different railroads centering in Memphis
in erecting as soon as possible an union
depot at some convenient and central
location. In view of the establishment
of this necessary public work, the cree
ton of freight elevators on the river
bank form an important matter for the
consideration of our municipal authori-
ties.
Some months since the Memphis and
st. Louis Packet Company petitioned
the General Council for permission to
build freight elevators at some point on
the river bank. The company, in order
to facilitate the shipment and transfer of
freight is willing to go to the expense Of
erecting suitable buildings for this pur-
pose. The buildings intended to be
erected by the company will be placed
sufficiently far out in the river to have
on the river front a steamboat landing,
with at least ten feet of water for the
convenience of heavily laden boats. The
building is to be 300 by $50 feet, and the
cost is estimated at from 100000 to
$4,000. Four elevators will be placed
in this building, so that two boats can be
unloaded at the same time with ease and
rapidly.
The building of these elevators will
cause a reduction of fifteen per cent. on
freight bills, and at least two dollars and
forty cents per ton on freight transferred
to railroads. This great reduction will
induce shippers to send freight by way
of Memphis, instead of by way of Col
umbus, Kentucky, as at present, to say
nothing of the Inconvenience arising
from the storage of freight on the land
ing and exposing it TO every change Of
weather. The company proposes to pay
wharfage as of old, and is willing to ex-
pend this large amount Of money among |
Memphis mechanics, in order to faoili- !
tate their business in the way of reship-
mept of heavy freight. The company
is anxious to locate the elevator at or
near the foot Of Beal street, to which |
point the wharfboat will be removed.
AT this point they can erect the neces-
sary buildings, ways and elevators at
The cost above mentioned, whereas it
would cost over $4,000 to build the
same north Of Jefferson street, where
he river is rapidly encroaching upon
he levee.
The erection Of this important work
viii give an impetus to trade ia our city.
Freight can be loaded from the boats into
abroad cars on the top Of. the bluff or
nto wagons or drays for transfer to any
,art Of the city. Not only is the mer-
this movement, but the
aboring man, the drayman and others,
y whom the freight is transferred from
he elevators. The manual labor OF
oading is dispensed with, while the in ,
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE GREAT BARGAINS
~ The following property is offered for sale
., ow-down prices. and on accommodating
t az ;, to-wit:.. lots on Charleston Avenue.
o Iou 'ust outside the city limits, lots on
p pr;nIIov avenue. Call and see me, at No.
DIlnhiVy Araet p Ha 70 W.
ga Front 5, feeI' g w TEFFERsoN
3l-10S - %. " . ~ : l-e20
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TRAIN.
Lecture L"s. .isnsA ,n R,ch n.s
RQaaf.

Lecture Last Nfght-A Rich, Rare,
Racy and Humorous intellectual
Feast.
To say that the large audience attend
ing the lecture of Mr.. Train at the thea
ter last evening was delighted would but
poorly express the pleasures of the oc'
casion. From the moment Train ap-
peared upon the stage until he concluded
his inimitable address, the audience
was held captive, a willing captive, to
the wonderful pathos and bathos Of the
renowned lecturer. Train is French
man in manners, and gesticulates with
all the feryor Of the Gallo race. His
flow of language is startling. Herushes
along at lightning speed, stopping for an
instant to pick up some stray flower by
the wayside, or describe some grotesque
scene, Of which he has caught glimpse
during his headlong course.
During his lecture, as he travelled with
the speed of light, putting girdle
around the earth in forty minutes"
there were passages worthy of Dickens,
Sterne and Cervantes, thrown in with a
recklessness as to time and place, that
was amazing to those who tried to follow
the rushing Train.
Everything was explained by diagrams
on a large blackboard, by circles or con-
centric rings. His motto, Smash the
rings" was here graphically explained.
With the aid Of these magic circles,
Train founded the city of Omaha, broke
ground for the Pacific railroad, elevated
Fenianism, smashed Exeter Hall in Eng
land, travelled around the world, and
were it not for the idiosyncracies of fate
by their aid he would have saved
France, relieved Trochu in Paris, re-
leased Bazaine from Metz, invaded Ger
many and captured Berlin.
Mr.. Trains pathetic and soulfelt de-
scription of his youth in New Orleans,
when the fearful words Bring out your
dead" were heard, was stroke of SEN
timent unequalled between the covers Of
any book in existence. His description
of, the death of his little sisters was
worthy Of Dickens, and almost came up
to the death of LIE Fevre by Sterne.
His belief in manifest destiny, and the
earnestness with which he insists that he
will be President in 1872, astOnished all
who heard the declarations.
The incisive, direct style; the cpl
grammatical witticisms, and the ludi-
crous Illustrations, kept the pleased au-
dience lowering between smiles and
laughter for over two hours. Train
closed his incoherent "-as he called
it-discourse by the best plea for female
suffrage ever heard in Memphis. His
contrast between the lords of creation
and the angels of the hearth, was an ex-
tempore burst of eloquence brought into
being by one of the goods" in the gal
lery who suggested the subject.
Train speaks again tonight, and will
deliver, as he said, an incoherent lee
ture, We are much mistaken if the
wonderful talker will not be greeted by
house crowded with ladies and gentle
men, with whom he is rapidly winning
favor.
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crease of trade and transfer are the legi-
innate and certain results.
1t is to be hoped that our representa-
tiyes in the General Council will give all
the aid necessary to the Packet Com
pany for the establishment ofthese works,
and not permit prejudice or the manipu-
lations of rings to control them and de-
feat the movement, when by so doing the
mercantile, manufacturing and laboring
interests Of our.city will suffer in conse-
ouence.
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Local investments are more active, but quiet
and without change worthy Of note. County
warrants are are frmer. and are bought at s.
to 66c. and sold at &c. Bank of Tennessee
money is bought at 75c; selling rates are zee.
Memphis IS are bought at 55c11. and sold at
5611c. Collaborating bonds are 6lz to 621zc
buying and selling; $1,000 Of the former was
sold by dealer to-day at 561Sc. and $1,000 of
the latter disposed of by the same dealer
at 6211c. Colds bought at lOg1z to 10. and
sold at 1lO11 to 1ll54; $1,000 was purchased by
a dealer this morning at ITO.
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VARIETIES Sheridan and Mack con-
tinue to be the great attractions at the
Washington street theater. Their songs,
dances and character representations
are first-class in every particular. To
night these fine artists will appear again.
The company OF present at the Varieties
comprise the best of vocalists, dancers
and negro delineators. A hne bill has
been arranged for to-night's perform
ance
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JOHN ID. ADAMS, Pres't.

W. G. PATERSON, Agent,
No. Il Madison ST., Merchants Insurance
COmpanY's Building us
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THE members Of the Emmett Guards
are ordered to meet at their hall this
"Wednesday evening, April 9th, at s
o clock, to transact important business.
DENNIS SMITH, Captain.
Cornelius SULLIVAN, Secretary.
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W. WHEATLEY, Rental Agent,
Bethel Block, Office No. 3. Receiver
ships accepted.
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Attention. HousekeePers

From this forward will be in daily
receipt of the various kinds Of both
Northern and Southern lake fish, such
as Maokinaw trout, white fish, salmon,
pike. black bass, perch, etc. Give me
a call. v. ID. FUcHs,
NJ NJ. Al ToAorso, ofroef
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NOR SALE, BEAUTIFUL. LOT NEAR
the Cherry Pla ee. in South Memphis. con
tanning IS 100 acre" e grmee aL PRFS
% a. No. 332 Main st.
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Tn :. Nn absolute certainty that Pear
SON can d, . more for housekeepers than
anyone else in Memphis. Place of bust
noSs a9A Sec, md street. Vast amount
of money REQUIRE I'd to pay as well as to
buy second hand prni'ure' uood i've
geese feathers, bolster.S, pillows and 1000
levee and other kinds OF mattresses LOT
sale. On
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New xorE cotton sIarhes.

ua.m--Cotton is quiet and steady; future
sales for April. 1s5So; May ls1zoi June. Isstc
IHly, lS56e; August, lac.
2p.m.-The cotton market Is unchanged.
Spot sales. IT5O; futures, 80.
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II. HACK, proprietor of the bakery
at l26 Beal street, near fernando street,
has supplied himself with q wagon, in
which he will deliver fresh bread each
evening to any part of the city. His
customers will please bear this in mind.
oO1
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New YORK money markes.

NEW YoRK. April 5. 1928 pm. = Govern
ments are dull, with slight decline through
the list. Sterling exchange is steady at 10.
Gold is carrying at 2Iper cent. Money is easy
at per cent.
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A FINE class Of jewelry, such as gold
and gold-plated bracelets, gold necklaces,
jet sets set in gold, earrings, fnger-rings,
charms, etc., etc, at the Jet Palace. Our
goods, considering dull times, will be
sold at very low figures. ="
50 els IL RoRsCHER & Co. \
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The largest and cheapest stock Of
Japanese silks in the city are nowon eN-
hib;t;on at the Southern Palace, 3S2
Main street. 3O-T
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LIvEKFOOL. April S. 1;S0 p.m.-Cotton is
rather lower; saies. Il. 900 bales Of which spec
ulstOrs took 500. Middling nplands. I'D;
Orleans, I'd.
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ESAMELED or porcelain lined pumps, at
Browne & Brownies, 3l5 Second st. 24-t
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Mr.. c. N. MARTIN is not employed
any more at j. d. Edwards store, 278
Second street.
Al T ID EnwARDs.
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, TIr.rop cider Al Willett's.

See ROyster, Trezevant a. Co.'s
Real Estate Sales, ON first page.
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JET JEwELRY repaired without charge
at the Jet Palace. 30
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MILLARD's FINEST PREPARED FAMILY
CHOCOLATE, Atmore's mince meat, Cana
dian oat meal, excellen. salt white fish,
champagne and crab cider, and full
line Of choice family groceries. at j..
Devoto's, corner of Third and Adams
streets. 1871
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THE ladies are respectfully invited to
examine those genuine percales, only
zoe per yard, the cheapest goods in
the market, at the Southern Palace, 1872
Main street. 30-t
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THE CITY.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. +
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New styles of jet goods this season at
the Jet Palace. 35
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar
thOIOmew a Allen, As North Court
street. let
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Choice apples by Brooks & LawhOrn,
$50 Front street. 81
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CHrcKERNG P1ANos-besta.1d cheapest
all STYLES on hand; 274 Second st. Ll2t
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COTTON.

Sales yesterday we're 1000 bales. the market
closing as il 0pened-firm for good styles.
To-day there is a slight improvement in the
demand and with light concessions obtained.
One or two buyers on foreign account are in
vesting to a limited extent. while spinners'
agents are purchasing only small lots. Sales
up to noon were 620 bales, including a list Of
200 bales ordinary at lO14c, q strict good ordi-
nary TO strict low middling at 121S to 135zc,
IS good ordinary at he. 30 stained at 10 to lie,
Il low middling at lS1zc, 20 middling at
l411c, middling at ll5se, u middling at l41tc.
40 strict good ordinary to middling at 1274 to
l4l4e. were the principal purchases reported
An actual count of the stock on hand was
made by the Secretary Of the Chamber of
Commerce to-day, by which an excer of TAGS
bales were found, as will be seen in TIM state
ment below; Of the stock counted, Si0l bales
were found at the different presses; the re-
mainder, BIB bales. being at the sheds and
on the bluff.
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DR.. Smiths Electric oil" (of Phila-
delphia) cures. lz5-l
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER OPFIoE,
MEMPHIS. TgsN.. April 8, 1871


Transactions on Change are increasing
in the wholesale or jobbing trade. Prices of
the leading articles are generally without
change. We quote:
Bagging is quiet at 20924c, as to quality I;
iron ties, 596c; beans firm at So O0@2 so /;
cottonseed is in demand at SO 90 y ton
on the levee. buyers furnishing sacks
butter quiet at 3S93lc for choice; corn meal
quiet at So 259S so; corn firm at 72973c; hay
firm. 500 0O@A 90; oats quiet at 66@6Sc; bran.
81 30@l 40 D 100; -four quiet-super. So 25@6 50;
extra, SO IS; double extra. 81 0Og7 Is; treble
extra, 81 1908 20; fancy. IS 5O@9 90; provi-
sions quiet; mess pork, s21 25@2l 50 bacon
clear sides. 1l1z9l2c; shoulders, S14@9c; su-
gar cured hams, 151S@l61ac; dry sAlted clear
sides. 1012@l014c; clear rib sides. 10@l0Ac
shoulders, 71z@sc; hams. 12@l21zc; lard. in
tierees. 121zglSc; kegs. lS14@l4c; caddies,
l519@l614c.
MONEY.
With an exceedingly light demand for loans
the banks have large excess of funds, and
report a continued increase. Business would
be more satisfactory in financial circles If
there was a sufficient amount of good mercan-
tile paper offering to absorb the surplus capt
tai and keep it proftably employed. As it is.
the banks are at loss to know how to employ
it. and are investing in exchange. as they are
able to do SO. In bank to-day all undoubted
paper is discounted at 10 per cent, and in one
or two cases per cent. was the rate asked on
short-date acceptances. The market is en-
tirely devoid Of all speculative influences. and
the indications in all the financial circles show
ease and healthy action. The exchange mar
ket continues somewhat irregular, but lrmer
feeling than that during the past few days is
made apparent by an advance Of 1sc in the
selling rates on Eastern points. as predicted
in yesterdays LEDGER. We're the demand
less active. buying rates would also be adj
vanced. As 1t is, all are elamorous for ex-
change. and transactions are reported where
but &c discount was charged on New York
bills. We quote the current rates as follows;
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BOARDING.

BOARDING - GREAT REDUCTION AT
ID Whitemore House, 100 and III Adams IT..
Beard per month. single room, $50; two occu-
pying single room, 50 each day board. so;
uished 20 families on reasonable terms.
l9-t y. III. WHirEMORK, Prop'r.
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New Orleans Cotton Market.
NKw ORLEANS. April s. IL 80 m. = Cotton is
frm middlings, 1416 to 14sSc; sales. 1000 bales.
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III yOu want good old MeHibben
whisky, go 30 276 second street.
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II you want your CRATES set, call at
295 Second street, and get Lemons i'm
provement; they will give twice the heat,
with great saving of fuel l4St
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OLD VARIETIES THEArER.-Fun for
the million. The big light, corner Wash
ington and Main, will show the way. I
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JET JEwELRY all the rage. The only
fine assortment at the Jet Palace 80
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
VNHE ELEGANT PASSENGER ~.
Il packets Of this line will leave ~
MEMPHIS for all points on Ar nszziisiis.-,ssh
kansas river, as follows:
Steamer MARY BOYD. Haines master
Every Monday. ats pm.
Steamer 7. II. ALLEN.-..W oOdburn, master
OR
Steamer DARDANELLE.........B Berry, master
Every Wednesday, at pm.
Steamer p AT CLEBU NE. Pritchard, master
Every Friday, at pm.
BB- The boat that leaves Memphis on
Wednesdays goes through to Fort smith.
The boats that leave Memphis on Mondays
and Fridays connect at Little Rock with our
light draught boats for Fort Smith, and
with stages for Hot Springs, Camden,
Arkadelphia and Washington. All the
boats Of this Line having been built en-.
pressly for the trade, possess superior
accommodations for passengers and I'M
surpassed facilities for transporting
freight to all points on the Arkansas river
without detention. at all stages Of water.
b8- Freights consigned 10 this Company OF
Memphis, or mouth of White river, will be
forwarded promptly 10 destination without
charge for transfer.
JOHN ID. ADAMS, Pres't.
W. G. PATERSON, Agent,
No. II Madison ST., Merchants Insurance
COmpanY's Building. us
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blIVer MOOhi DHItsVIIIe, OeIesIei FuII NH
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
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ALL carom tables at willett's,
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IT you want good old BVeRfbben
whisky, 20 90 2ze Second street.:
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STEAMBOATS,.
For VieksburE.

For Vieksburg.
United States Mail Line for Vicksburg.
BELLE ST. LOUIS. Captain Blake.
WILL LEAVE THURSDAY. IT, =
w 9Th inst, at pm. Freight -
received at st. Louis wharf boat. -
w. II. DILL, Agent.
% FEEA. CALVERT, Ssp't.
For white. Little Red and BLACK
Rivers, Direct.
The fine passenger steamer
DAI nv AN .AnAAur
I RAVES FOR ABOVE AND IN r.
4 termediafe points G. ssssssss.ssssS- -'l5rr
DAY, 9Th inst, al pm. Apply -
on board, foot Of jefferson street. or TO
NINSON a WATTS, Agents,
50 No. PrOmenade street.
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PUMPS at sI5 Second street.
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GAs-FIrTINe at 9l5 Second st. al
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BRowNE 4 BROwxE,sl5 Second St. q
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Memphis & White River
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

THE NEW AND ELEGANT r.
i side-wheel passenger packets vi
Of this line will leave Memphis for azEs=1.ss
DevalPs Bluff, West Point, Augusta. Jackson
port and all points on White river, as follows:
LEGAL TENDER, .-..........Capt.J j. d. Elliott,
Every Tuesday. at 5 o'clock pm.
Up. WALT,..................Capt. W. J. Ashford.
Every Saturday. at o'clock pm.
Connecting at Devall's Bluff with railroad for
Little Rock. and at Jacksonport with the
light draught steamer Fort Smith for POca-
hontas and all points on Black river.
For freight or passage apply on board, OF at
Office of Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company. W. g. PATIkSON, ACT.
No. Madison street.
Or ELLIOTT 4 MILLER,
ll-l26-t No. Promenade street
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THAT eider At wiIIettI s-eseelIent. p.

LADIES must not fail to call and ex-
anime the stock Of laces, collars, hand
kerchiefs, hosiery and house furnishing
goods which are now being sold at eK-
tremely low prices at the Southern Pa
lace, 1872 Main street. BOT
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Jet Palace.

Jet Palace.
New and elegant g foods in the jet line
received daily at the Jet Palace, 32s
Main street. 30
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srEAstFrrrSe at sl5 Second st. AT
PLAY billiards at Willett's. 2s-t
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Friar's Point and BENDS.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

For Arkansas River-Memphis & Arr
kansas River Packet Company.
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LNOR RENT-WITH BOARD, TWO DE-
T. Girable front rooms. with southern expo.
sure "a Madison street. square and a hall
from Main. Sl-36N
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XTTANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
w to know that $1,000 is offered for any case
Of blind. bleeding, or itchine piles. that
Goodyear 4 Hills. 28l Main Ct. III
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CAuT1ox.--Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming off worthless cast-iron ma
chimes under the same name or otherwise.
chean machine manufaetured. l9.t
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L1OR RENT-RESIDENCE NO. 1877 DES0TQ
J. street; six rooms, servants room and
kitchen; fine location, good water. Apply on
premises, or to w. B. GREELAW JR.,
81 -33H l6 Madison street.
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FRESH lake salmon received daily by
express at s. CLEMENS,
34l No. y Beal street
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NOR RENT-A HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS.
Il in fine condition, No. Is Exchange street
extended. 3O-359
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RIVER MTELLIGENCE.
ARRIYA1s.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Viola Belle. New Orleans.
Columbia, Arkansas river.
Phil Allin. Friar's Point.
Great Republic. New Orleans.
90 Potomac. New Orleans.
% City Of Cairo, Vicksburg.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer St. Joseph, st. Louis.
- Viola Belle, st. Louis.
% Columbia, st. Louis.
% John Kyle, New Orleans.
% Legal Tender, White river.
a. Geo. w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
- st. Francis, Wittsburg.
Undine, 0sceola.
90 Great Republic, ST. Louis.
% Potomac. Cincinnati.
e City of Cairo, st. Louis.
BOATS IN PORT.
Silver Moon, Batesyille. Celeste, Phil Allin.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
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tOoR sALE-A sPLENDl- D FAMILY MARE
six Years old, sixteen hands high also,
two splendid match teams from Lexington
Ky. bred from the best stock IN hentueiky'
called the Mimbrino and Pilote stock also
in good order, and made by Miller, Cincin.
aati Ohio. NJ. c. COSTELLO,
2732 City Stables, 81 Monroe street.