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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-21

BLOCK BURNED IN ANDovER, NEW HAM,
bHIgE.-Coacord, July 19.-Proctor's block,
Andoyer, was burned this morning.
Among the occupants are Shirly 81 Kimbail,
and Benjamin Merchant, lawyers, kear-
sage Lodge Of Masons, and millinery
shop. TIE loss has not yet been aseer.
faipn,l . 3
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GETTING WoRsE.-Weregret to announce
that the condition of Rev. Jas. B. Ramsey,
ID, of the First Presbyterian Church, Is
worse than at any previous time during his
long illness, and serious fears are entertain
cd that he cannot much longer survive
LYnchburG Repubkcan.
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TO THE RICHMOND DrsPATCH.-Certainly
just SO. Lamentable, but true. A consum.
nation much to be MISUNDERSTANDING
'trg,nlan. ..... ...
All fright. We only waited to know, you
know, whether it orally" was so. j.
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Bishop Early was on the street Wednes.
DAY, SITTER several months confinement at
BIS home.-Lynch6urg Tirgt1aaz. a-%
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
~~~>~->~~o~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Z
MJNIATuKE ALMANAC Jelly u. ls7i.
,un rtees. GM moon sets... 80. -. 10 90
San sets 7.ost u1gn sids........ 5os

POET OF RICHMOND. JULY %. ls7i.
9..s 4sF,sS. ARRIVED.
I Steamer Isaac Bell Biskeman, hsT s sIIa
{ steamer John BY fTester, orLoi1s
Bark BrfzoIars, New York, light.
Schooner o. r. Binns, Htspy, Ne6 1ofK, TED
Schooner E. 3. Wharton, Bonsalls, New York,
= Schooner waiter ThorndikeS 2eckIand, lime.
Z, Schooner Flight, Stone, Aayre de Grace, coal.
schooner u HI Travis, Wheastys Hayfe ee
Grace, coal. 5
senoonar America, Paul, ---,
SAIEKp.
stssmer PaEsade, Chickahomiay,
- Rark e gnes, City PoinEsstO flush los ding.
schooner Horatio Nichols, isapny, Now York,
granite, Curtis % Parker. 6 - q
schooner 4 lite, Worms1y, James river, load
lumber ~ ~ /. g
MEMORANpUH
WEST PoESr, duly 2c.-AFfiysds steamer Aa.
miral, Reyb0ld, Baltimore, Eoichandise ana aug
p 1ssengefs, YORK &1Ver SnaitfoaS SYtnE0pys s1's
called ON ycturT. = az
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DURING q thunderstorm which passed
over the southwestern portion Of this
county on Thursday last, the barn of Mr..
John c. Miller, living about one mile be-
yond Bridgewater, was struck by lightning
and set on fire. MIR. Miller, who with sew
eral other gentleman had taken refuge in
the barn from the storm, immediately went
up 10 the burning hay and beat the fire
with his hat until the other gentlemen fur
nished him sufficient water TO extinguisb
the fire. 1t was exceedingly fortunate that
Mr. Nj. had his preseuce Of mind, as his
prompt action no doubt saved his barn
from destruction. The barn was full Of
grain and hay, and had in it Mr.. Mlller's
horses-several in number.-Rocki1gho m
Register. ..--.--.
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From the Warm. Springs.
OF the Richmond Dispatch.]

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WARN SPRINGS, VA, July 10, 1871.
The Warm Springs were the first known
tn the white man. Soon after their dis
covery they became celebrated for their
curative virtues. and even ninety years ago
they were reSorted to by many visitors at
much labor and fatigne. Col.J l.. Eubapk,
late Of the Healing Springs, Is now pro-
prictor OF these well.known Springs, and
does nil in his power to make his guests as
comfortable rs possible. The table is boun-
reol,Iy supplied with all the best things at
this season of the year. l notice among the
new arrivals Cot. Charles Ellis and mother,
OF Richmond, Va; A. &. Timoulet, wife,
and daughter, Of New Orleans; W. G. Var
dell and wife, Galveston, Texas Charles
Douglass, OF Loudoun county, Va; II.
Rosenberg and wife, of Texas r. f. Tap
scott, 0! Baltimore; A. W. harman, Jr.,
and Or. Harris, of >taunton, Va; and Cap
tain j. A. Blumc, Of North Carolina.
The first hop OF the season took place on
the 18th. and was enjoyed by all. 4 trip
TO this delightful place would soon refresh
every one for the duties and trials Of this
world. Ell. G.
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GHOCEKIEb, Skc.

e4HstCEKlzas, tEc. -.
- roasting and grinding COFFEE and SPICES
by steam. .--,a.,t yi-,!
Everybody INVITED to come and see: We are
now doing our hest. ., go ~
lbs WHITE SUGAR for 81: ~.
chs GOOD COFFEE for 81;
% beet BLACK TEA for 81; ------
=. s lbs CHEESE for 81; = .sJ-..-.-. -
Is bars LAUsDkY SOAP for Sit. i
gallons prime CIDER VINEGAR for b. I;
VIRGINIA TEAAND COFFEE CO.,
jy2l Corner Main and Sth streets.
VINEGAR, VINEGAR, VINEGAR.
Y PUKE OLDER vi EGAH at CSC. pes gallon.
. j. Il. BLA> D q CO., :
jy 2o-lw 1924 Cary street.,
HERRINGS, HtRRINGS.- We offer
III 100 bsrrcls good EASTERN HERRINGS at
s3 per barrel, very low, to close cousgam ant.
j. 3. BLAND b CO., /;
jy 2o-1w 1924 Cary street. /.
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Alexandria Markets.

!
july 1s-The market for wheat Is without ms
quest at quotations fsrinas Of a2s bushels white
and 1873 Of with safes ofths former at sl32 for
fair aud Of the latter at 81. 81 $12s &l.30, 81 81
$40, 81 ~ 81 49, 5L44, and $L4s for fair to prime
quoted 1@2c. better; offerings Of IA bushels mixed
with sales at soc. AYE Is quiet a. Zoe. Oats are
dull; offerings Of go bushels, with sales at soc.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTBfoRE, July 20.--Cattle closed dull and
lower; very best on Gales to-day, 54062c.;s first
quality. 4i@stc.; medium, sS@aSc. receipts, l. ees
5,4o4 head. Sheep dull fair TO good, 404tc.; good
to extra, 4s@ssc.; receipts a,o6s. 1900
Domestic Markets-IBY TRLEGRAPH.]
NEW YoRx, July 2o.--Cotton firm saset S.667
bales; uplsnds, &c; Orleans, sl6e. southerp
hopr drooplug; common 70 Ialr e1trat $aSo4y
$3.50; good to choice, So. 6s@D$a. Whiskey frmer
Kettle, Tic. Turpeniine firm at see9sltc. Rosin
rather heIvy. Freigh.s shade drmer.
| BALTIMORE July 20.-Flour rather fsvors buy
ers. Wheat active and frmer prices unchanged.
Corn stesdy. Pork, SIS so. Shoulders, ftc.; rib
sides. &C.; clear rib, &0sscs; sugar-cured hams,
Is3@l7ac. s;S3st;. 49,.
ly5LoUIsyILLE, July 2o,--Flour steady, with light
demand. Corn qutets Provisions unchanged.
Tobacco active and firm sales, at hogsheads ;
lugs, sc,2s@sd7s lon to good medium leaf $7Q
SIl. IS. &: q 81 s8tsi s
CINcINsArI,, July 2o.-Floar steady; new fam
|i,y, se@Sd.ao. Corn dull and unchanged. Fork
nonfnsl; S1s 50 asked Bacon-Light supply I:
clear rib, sSssc. clear gides. sac. Whistles, sc.
Tobacco firm, Ttsh tair demsn0; Sales. re hogs
heads. ), .!.5s ii g....... .sEs
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Observation-Disclosures RAIL.
Ia ROAD-o1 and after JUNE lirR, ISL.

OASumNNA-1Aak(-4 KAIL.
11 ROAD-O1 and after JUNE irH. 1871. =
GOING WEST. ~ 3 2.
Train 10. tThrough Passenger) leaves Rich
mond daily te1ceps Smdayst at z:cs a. n; leaves
Danytlls as d:os d. n; arrives 1t Greensboro, at
Train No. Hynchburg Fassensey,leayes Rich.
mond daily st s:b A. a.; arrives u LyDchburg ss
Train No. 10 tTh1ough Mail and Express, leaves
Richmond daily st $40 p. NJ; tea7es Danyfllo
daily Ut 1919 H.; arrives st Gresnsboro' daily
$3.50 sT+f Z. GOING EADr.j as5 ~
Trstn no. u (Enrcuxh Nall and ExrFess} leaves
Greensboro, daily At 7:ss p n; leaves UanyflIs
dstly st Icia 2. r.; arrives u Richmond daily as
j Train 10. stTiroush passeugsr, leaves Grsens-
5oro' daily texcept at :s A. NJ; leaves
DanY1ile ut 2. MI arrives o. Richmond At s:2s
Train No. Q Lynehburg Passengart leaves
hynehburS daily az s:2e a. H; leaves Burkevtlle
AL Z. a.; arrives 1t Richmond st4 Pm.
Trains NOS. and10 connect aS Greensboro with
South. aTy ~ \ 81 u . - >' -, R '>"1A
Train No. s connects ut Burke7tIle with Train
on Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad fof
al points Southwest and South. 10 10 20 sEIf~
THROUGH TICKETS to all points South and
soushwess can be procured at the ticket once In
+ Papers that have arrangements 10 advertise tia
schedule OF this company viii please print a.
above. JOHN r. MACMUROO,
.tas13 General Freiyht Asd Ticket 4 Reik.
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rial EKcuf'

Another Party OF EDITORIAL E1cuf'
~ sf0ntsfA.
BAITINoRE, July ga party OF! edito;
rial excnrsionisss5 to West Virginia ana
East Tennessee are here. They wereW
coined by the Mayor s. ~ strz 81. gs-,a
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1871
1877

ASIl. 1871.
SUMMER ARRANaEMNNT.:,ts
sCHEDULS tlChMoaD. EREDERICKE.
bURa AND POTOMAC ROUTE, GOING
INTO EJECT JUNE q, 1911.
8 TROUGH TRAINS leave Depot, corner Byrd
and 9Th streets, as follows:
The DAY Train daily at $50 A. NJ. Arrives
IN Warrington at 12:ls, Baltimore Except on
Sundaysl at 2:l5, Philadelphia at cas-, and New
York a. 10:2o 2. u. TaA SkME DAY.
The MiGHT TRAIN daily except on sundsys)
at s:ls p. n.
Ths DAY TRAIN arrives in Richmond at Alt
P. M.
(Mondays excepted) at a:ao a. NJ.
Ieayes Br0ad-street Depot daily isundays eI-
cepted) at i;so +. N. Arrives In Richmond ats:4z
The FRE1GET TRAINS leave on Tuesdays and
Fridays at SIS A. ID. ~.ar
Taisu ugh TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
aAGE CHECKS to al principal points North,
East, and West. 80 - s1!2 s-5s
Ticket Office, corner Byrd and sth streets. -
j. Is. AEN1RY,
General Ticket Agent.
e. 4. p. NYHKs, General; sup't. js7
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,nUUtSyILhE Ky.

.tna In crea sed demand fer all grades or both
iaar and nd nx, especially Tor manufacturing put.
:, mes TGa dom spd for certstn desIaois aasi "
,ha snnpiy ma Ms the receipts have been hght
KY have been very firmly maintaintI Inc
soio wing range wr give fair yteW oi me ptlsss
plid. sgs ts.,s55.t5. ~. fy,,s. ~ ~ ISeayy
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Custom. House and Post Office Defalcations
Postal Affairs, SC.

@;WAsHINGToN, July 20.-Secretary Bout.
well, Special Treasury Agent Nudge, and
Collector Robb, thoroughly overhauled the
accounts of the Savannah custom-house to-
day. 4 defalcation of $4,000 was found,
which Deputy Collector Whitman, under
sworn statement, confesses was appropri-
ated by himself. The confession concludes:
=" His (Robb's) only fault has been in repos-
ing degree of confidence and trust in me
which I have abused, as before stated"
Boutwell, exonerates Robb. There will be
no change in the collectorship.
Gov. Read, of Florida, is here looking
after defalcation of about s., 600 in the
Jacksonville post-office. The money was
taken by the money-order clerk. The post
master has made the amount good to the
Government. -. !;
The Postmaster-General has given per-
mission to the japanese legation here to
send official dispatches to Yokohoma, via
San Francisco, in the U. S. mail free OF
charge. - ~, =. ~
Information from the general post-ofice
at Berlin announces tat the steamer which
was to leave Stettin for New York. on the
9Th Of July was delayed, and the mails in
tended for that route were sent. by Ham
burg. -.~..- -
=
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vROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

GRoCERIEs AND PROVISIONS.
100 100 S SsEs E GkFENsS SUGARS, -. !
100 pie bpIs. 5; s: sYsHfs; : sv.nos
200 sacks SALT, - 49, ~ ...,..i q s...r...}
IS bids. BACoS tsides and shoulders), !
rs tierces choice =. O. HAMS, - ~ @rr .s-.
200 boxes IF. ctor & CANDLES ADAMANTINE
80 hair chests GUNPowoER. ooLoEs.. and
200 S ba1es NHnoaassafoRD's BREAD PREPARA-
so boxes prime CHEDpAR EgsE-in store
'1s lss sale by s1 II aad is S IL ssis:
GROWN BRAND sUGARCURED
OHAMr; BANNER BkAND sUaAR-CUKKD
HAMS choice BRaAhT BACoNn and LARD;
sAR, Wsrr.nt,d pure choice lot GuNPoWDsR
TEA aud JAPAN TEA, just opensdd5n,! prices.
jy 7-Fss2w 500 Marshall Street, near sth.
NEW FLOUR, NEW FLOUR.-I am
ws yerS inpsdssE essSs q
EXTRA FLOUR OF old wheat, to which beg 10
- :. south p s!s Il i N Is bss.,
.NR0CERIEs, FISH. and LIQUORS,
" 200 barrels n. g. CUT HGRRINGs,
loo b .rrels Eastern HEX Kings.
100 half-barrels N. G. FAMILY ROE HER.
RINGS aud BHAD,
Is barrels m9 d!um and No. MACKE 1E
& Is boxes CHEE.E, -.
100 boxes SOAPS, SIS hogsheeds @. 3. SIDEa
100 bugs aI6 coFEEg, 100 boxes CANDLES
80 barrels WHISKY, all grades.
10 barrels A. Brady, old,
10 quarter casks SHERRY WINE, -
g.. s tons ROCK ALUM SALT.
Also, manufacturers agents TOR fine CHEWING
TUBACCO. u.e- -.
~ Is 4w ROGH KS q MCCANCE.
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s. PROFESSIONAL CARD.
W. r BERKELEY. b. h BEEKELsY.
DERKELEY & BERKELEY, 80
ID AITURSEYS AT LAW,
FARNyILLE. VA.
Courts: Prince EdNasd, Cumberland, Back.
Uaics Main street opposite Ranao.pn Hcae.
. ~ A-am 1Ss ~ llEasts3 = q s.s.!sE
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The KulSlux Committee

WASHINGTON, July W.-The Democratlt
members of the Kuklux Committee regre1
the hardness of their witnesses, including
Gems. Wright and Gordon, Col. Christy, ane
Hon. Thos. Hardeman. ~
Chap. Norris, sheriff of Warren county
testified to-day, giving terrible account, Q
fine state of affairs in Georgia. r,
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S0aD.-Common, exDsc. best washing, u@11Ac.
toilet 15@2oc.. and fancy prices; country, l@sc.
Spirits TurDertine.-56G6sc.
Tdr.-S3.25@$3.50B barrel.
Teas.--Black, CSC. 9$L 25-the last prime artt-
Gle imperial, 81. 101sl. co. gunpowder. &l@Sl.so
WooL-W ashed, 5uQQ52c.: unwashed, 5oGu36c.
Whisky. Proof, $L15GDBl 80; K. A. Stuart's,
90 Peser singer, S2.25 Pineapple, %; Cromwells
Eagle, Il. so Medium Eye, SL7s0$s25.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-06

cotton, 740 sacks Of cotton seed; and the
Phil Allin, from Friars Point. brought
$50 bales Of cotton and 666 sacks Of cot
ton seed. The Belle Memphis, from St.
Louis, had ITO bales of cotton and a
large miscellaneous trip; and the Com
monwealth, from the same point, came
in loaded TO the guards.
A petition has been circulated on
Change at Cincinnati memorializing
Congress on the removal of sand bar
at Smithland, near Paducah.
ASt. Louis exchange says: "The Mo
bile and Ohio railroad is blocked at Co
lumbus, and the Memphis Packet Com
pany have refused to receive any more
freight for that road at present" The
recent law passed by the Mississippi
prescribing the rates of
freight on railroads in that State, may
have had something to do with the re-
ported blockade.
The Champion comes out from Gin
cinnati in place of the Silver Moon.
The st. Louis Republican says:
Steamboat disaster is the name Of an
I'D disease now epidemic on the Missis-
,ippi below Cairo. Within few weeks
past about twenty boats have gone to the
kingdom come" nearly 200 lives have
,een lost and 80 600 600 of nroDerty de-
ltroyed.
A Washington telegram of Friday last
lays:
The Senate Committee on Commerce
decided to report the Cincin-
lati and Newport Bridge case to the
Senate, and ask that they be discharged
rom its further consideration, and that
be referred to the Judiciary Commit
ZEE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-06
Pubic LEDGER OFEIoE,


MEMPHIs. TENN. February 8. l6Il.J
The attendance on Change to-day was
better than during the latter part Of last
week. and receipts of produce heavier.
Four steamers heavily freighted have ar
rived since Saturday, and supplies Of all
kinds, excepting oats, are better. Prices
generally are unchanged. Beans are
dull at 81 Is to % per bushel; bagging
is quiet at % to 25c; ties, 5 to &C. butter
is dull at % to Csc; cottonseed is in re-
quest at 50 per ton on the leyee; corn
meal is in fair demand at So rs per bar
rel for Kindred; eggs are dull at Zoe
for choice fresh; -four is in better supply
and the demand fair-supers are held at
IS IS to 6 90; extra, Sc % to so; double
extra, Sc IS to 90; treble extra, 81 so
to 8 90, and fancy, So 50 to s 20; fruits
are in better supply and prices a shade
lower; grain and feed Of all kinds is
firm, excepting hay, the supply of which
is in excess of the demand-zl 10 "a w
per ton is the ruling price for common
to choice timothy; oats are scarce and
in request at 6Sc; bran is firm at S26 so
to % 90 per ton; corn is active at 81 to
csc; groceries are quiet; potatoes are
quiet and lower-S3 65 to 3 20 is the
asking price for pinkeyes and peach
blows and 81 for russetsj provisions are
weak; mess pork is held at $23 so; bulk
meats quiet and inactive-shoulders are
held at 81 to SC; clear sides at IL to lie;
clear rib sides, lll to lie; bacon is in
better supply; clear sides are held at l2l
to lSc, and sugar cured hams, l6l to lie
Messrs. Kinnedy. Eckert & Co, Of
Cincinnati, in their circular Of the Sd,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-06

TO try the case Of Clark, use, ETC., vs..
Jackson Insurance Company, involving
over one hundred thousand dollars, A
strong array Of learned counsel has been
engaged to try and argue the cause.
The Rev.. David Walk, Of the Linden
street Christian church, delivered q lee
ture last night on the subject Of the
Little church around the corner" A
furious fire was opened on church canons
and resolutions that would make out
casts of the despised and the unfortu-
nate. The reverend and eloquent gem
tleman was listened 10 with marked at
tention by an immense congregation.
Emmons Il Son, newsdealers, on JEFF
ferson and Beal streets, have received
the Missouri Republican of yesterday,
and Cincinnati Commercial Of Saturday
last; also, all the latest daily and
weekly papers from the North, South,
East and West. Pictorials, magazines
and journals from every part Of the
world for sale, and news goods of every
description. robes Doc ilHHD1 z
The Memphis Typographical Union
met yesterday and elected officers. Mr..
Henry White was elected President Mr..
j. c. Hook, Vice President; Mr., r. II.
Catron, Recording and Corresponding
Secretary; Mr., Henry Noodle, Financial
Secretary (re-elected), and Mr.. George
E. Hawkins, Treasurer (re-elected).
These gentlemen are weIlknown mem
bers of the art circle, and Jealous work
ers in the advancement Of the interests
of the association.
In a copy of the Hiogo (Kobe) News,
of date December I, 1870, we find mar
riage notice as follows: "On Sunday,
December 4th, at the Synagogue, Kobe,
Japan, by the Rev. Getlinger, Mr.. Gassom
Blass, of Kobe, to Sophia, daughter of
Michael Blass, of Memphis, Tenn.
The Hiogo News gives n complimentary
account of the affair, describing the we'd
ding, the number of bridesmaids, guests,
etc.. altogether characterizing it as
grand event on the Island of Japan. 1t
is pleasant to learn that Memphis has so
fair a representative in the far-famed
island.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-06

l AM willing to dispose of my grape
plants at one dollar apiece, c. 0. D., in
stead of one dollar and half as stated
before. / have on hand yet nearly 5000,
and can deliver the same in almost a
moments notice. guarantee them to
be the best ever brought to this country.
State the color you want, if you order.
14l A. SCHEIFERs.
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A,teution- Membersl

There will be called meeting Of the
Mathlett Debating Society on Wednes-
day, 9Th inst, for the transaction OF i'm
portant business.
WALTER GREGORY, President.
JOHN d. LAGRILL, Rec. Sec'y 1873
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NEw YoRK BANK sTArENENT.
New YORK cotton Market.
By S. P. and A. Telegraph a ~

1889 a.m.-COtton is quiet; March, 1870.
I2m.-Cotton is quiet and weak-April. l5c;
Ordinary. lSc; Good Ordinary, l41<e; Low
Middling. l47lc; Middling, l51zc; Good Mid
ding. l61sc; Mobile. l53<c; Orleans. Ice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-06

VIcToR d. FUCHs has just received
per steamer Belle Memphis fine lot of
Reelfoot lake fish at the Oyster, Fish
and Game depot, Al Jefferson st. 1873
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-06
Attention, Emmett Guards.

The regular monthly meeting of this
company will be held Tuesday evening,
February I, 1871, at the usual hour. A
full attendance is desired as there is
business of the utmost Importance to
transact aItt ti
1877 DENNIS SMITH, Captain.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-06

BROWN & JONES sell coal at 80 cents
per barrel, delivered to any part of the
city. 1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-06

Go TO Hook & LaGrills, SO Monroe
street, for wall paper and window shades
CHEAP. 136-2aw-4t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-06

NV ORLKASs. February 6. II 80 a.m.-Cot-
ton is quiet but steady; middlinEs, 14's to
1870; sales. 500 bales.
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New York money market.

By S. P. and A. telegraph
NEW YORK. February6. IL rs p.m.-Govern-
ments are strong. with an advancing tendency.
Sterling exchange is steady at 1927. Gold Is
carrying at per cent. Money is easyat per
cent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-06

Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar
thOlOmew q Allen, As North Court
sfraat 1871
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-06
COALl COAL,! COALiu

SEVENTY CENTS PER BARREL, DELIVERED.
Apply at KINLEN d Sons
1861 Foot of Exchange street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-06
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Alex. Mitchell, New Orleans
" Glasgow, st. Louis.
a" Nightingale, Cincinnati.
=" Mollie Ebert, Pittsburg.
4" City of Vicksburg, St. Louis.
" St, Luke, st. Louis.
" H. s. Turner, New Orleans.
" Charles Bodman, LOuisville.
" Minneola, Cincinnati.
A" Mary Houston, New Orleans.
E" Commonwealth, St. Louis.
f" Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
a" A. j. White, Napoleon.
4" Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
I" Geo. w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Alex. Mitchell, Louisville.
Glasgow, New Orleans.
4" City of Vicksburg, Vicksburg.
" Nightingale, Arkansas river.
Mollie Ebert, New Orleans.
II. s. Turner, New Orleans.
Chas. Bodman, New Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
St. Luke, Tom Morgan, A. ]. White,
Minneola, Mary Houston, Phil Allin,
Commonwealth, Belle Memphis, Geo.W.
Cheek.
... uo,mo , a, ,,,~s, ~ 49,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-06

AT 2S2 Main street you can get coal
at so cents per barrel of Brown 4 Jones.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-06
london stock Market.

declining; sales. 10000 bales. Middling up
lands. ll-l6d; Orleans. 15-l6d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-06
GROCERIES.
Latest Receipts.

AMS-WHITTAKER'S SUGAR CURED:
Ill Imperial Tea--best quality. only 81 81
per pound. ~ ~ 81
Peaches, Tomatoes and Egg Plums best
brands. A. -o
Young Hyson Tea--best quality, 81 so y D.
Preserves and Jellies-put up by the Shakers
Mixed Green and Black Tea-best quality,
only 81 20 ~ h.
Old Hyson Tea-best quality, only 81 so u n.
Choice Butter-roll and solid packed.
Thea-Nectar Tea-6nest quality, 81 10 " 10.
Canned Goods, Pickles, Sauces and Jellies
Granuiated s O'clock Breakfast Coffee-at
80 cents u n.
Flour-several first class brands always in
stock.
Italian Maccaroni and Factory Cheese.
LYLE a. SHIELDS,
135-125l I4I and I43 Poplar st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-06
For Arkansas River-Memphis & Ar
kansas River Packet Company.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

THE ELEGANT PASSENGER
Il packets Of this line will leave ellsHtn9
MEMPHIS for LITTLE ROCK -
and all intermediate landings
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at o'clock pm, making direct connections
at Little Rock with the light draught boats Of
the Line for Fort Smith and all intermediate
points. and with the regular United States
mail coaches for Hot Springs.
So The boats Of this Line were built ex-
pressly for the trade, and possess unsurpassed
facilities for Transporting passengers ana
freight TO all points on the Arkansas river
without detention, at all stages Of water.
nB- freights consigned 70 this COMPANY
Memphis, or mouth Of White river. will =
forwarded promptly 10 destination Withont
charge for transfer.
JOHN ID. ADAMS, Pres't.
W. @. PATTESON, Agent,
No. Madison 81, Stanton Block. lll5-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-06

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