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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-25

hemp and flax as to quality and weight.
Butter is steady at 10 to 22c for good to
choice. Coffee is firm with fair in
quiry. Corn is dull and lower, 70 to Tic
being the rate for mixed and choice
white shelled. Corn meal, in sympathy
with corn, is offered at SO go on the
levee or SO 65 delivered, with every in
dication of still further decline to
50 So, which is the selling rate to day
for lots from mill in second.h hand coop
erage. Eggs are firmer and meet with
fair demand; holders ask II to l23c.
Flour is quiet but firm, with light sales
Of inferior at SO. Hay is scarce at yes
terday's prices. Lemons are firm at SO
per box. Onions are dull at 50 rs to
2 so, shipping order. Oats are dull at
"a to SOC for new and So to Coo for old.
Potatoes can be laid here from Louis
vile at 81 IS and are held at So to 3 25.
Young chickens are in fair demand at
81 rs to rs, and 81 to 4 80 for old,
with sales of nine coops of the former
at 81 Is. Pork is dull, with lot of
thirty-four barrels offered from the levee
at $l5 and no takers; SIG is the cash
rate from store. Bacon clear sides are
held at &c cash, clear rib sides &c,
shoulders tic. Breakfast bacon III to
l22c. Sugar cured hams were offered
to-day, and small lots sold from the
levee, at l54c for choice. Lard is un-
changed.
From store on orders prices are as follows:
BAGGIHG-Is nominal at 20@23c.
BEANS = Navy, 81 1872 90; white mixed.
B1coS-Quiet ;clear sides. 911S995Sc; clear rib
s@91sc;- shoulders. 7h97asc; sugar cured
BRax2Quist at 95@s1 90 . 100 in store.
BUTTER~Good Western, iS@i9c; inferior,
dull and nominal; choice, 2l9z2c.
CoFFEE-Firm at l6Sl9c for Rio and 271s9
SOC for Java.
Corn MEAL-Firm at SO 1903 50 from store,
and So 65 from mill
CoRS-Steady at 7s@74c. with fair supply.
EGGs-Pirmer, with fair demand at 121
Gl3c.
MAY-Firm at $40 OO@2S 90, as to quality.
FLoUR-Firm, and choice grades higher at
S. 25@9 so for medium to fancy.
IRON TIEs-5@6c.
LARD-In kegs, 129l214c: tierces. 11@1114c;
caddie5, 49l5c; refined, l11lc.
MoLAssEs-L Louisiana. firm 4S975c in bar
rels; syrups, 40g80c.
NAILs-S4 50di IS rates.
0ATs-Firm at 65a65c from store.
POULTRY-0ld chickens quiet at 81 COCA 50;
young, So 5O@3 80. as TO size.
P0TAToEs-Are quiet.with light demand at
So 50 o barrel; cabbage, quiet at Sc 00@7 90;
new onions, quiet at So 00d3 25.
PoRK-Mess, SIG OO@l6 so in large and small
way.
SALT-s2 25@2 IS . Dbl; 81 COOL IS "A sack.
SUGAR-Firm; Louisiana steady. 1U12G1219c
for common to fair, 12j4gl33,4c FOR yellow and
white clarified; refined, crushed and pow
dered. 141S@l45zc; Coffee. A. and G. BAG
14lLn
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Cotton.

Sales yesterday were about $50 bales,
the market closing quiet and weak. To
day there is scarcely any demands, the
fluctuations in the New York market
yesterday having, to certain extent,
unsettled buyers. Some few pickup
lots were found this morning at basis
of 10 to l5lc for strict ordinary; l6l to
lie for good ordinary; lSi to Isle for
low middling, and 10 to l9lc for mid
ding. The New York market opened
quiet at 20sc for middling, and Liver
pool dull at 8 Lied for uplands and
8 5-l6d for Orleans. Receipts to-day
are 426 bales; shipments, lO9 bales;
stock, 1856 bales.
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Peabody Hotel.

From a card published elsewhere it
VIII be seen that this popular establish
ment has changed hands. Col. Miller
having retired from the proprietorship,
he has been succeeded by Mcssrs. E.
OBannon and L, 5. Morris, late Of the
Overton Hotel These gentlemen are
too well known to our citizens and the
travelling public to need any recommend
alton from the press; suffice it to say that
they have leased the Peabody for term
of years, and intend keeping first class
hotel in every respect. 1t is fixed fact
that the Peabody will be the favorite
place of resort with the travelling public
from all sections of the country.
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chamber OF Commerce.

Quite a large number of merchants
met yesterday afternoon to consider the
question of memorializing Congress to
abolish the cotton tax. The message
sent by Governor Alcorn, of Mississippi,
to the Legislature of that State on this
important question, was read and APP
proved. The special committee re-
ported a lengthy memo. al to Congress,
showing up the injury done by this tx
to the agricultural interests of the South,
and discussing the merits of the ques-
ton at great length.
1t was resolved to print the report and
memorial, and transmit copies to all the
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Com
merce throughout the United States;
and also to submit copies of the same to
the Congress of the United States, the
Governors of the respective States, and
the Legislatures of the same, for such
action as may be deemed proper and dc
sirable in the premises. Copies are also
to be forwarded to distine lished citizens
of the respective States.
After disposing of the report and
memorial the Chamber adjourned over
to the next regular meeting.
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around to Retrospective sleeping apart
ments of the Bohemians Of Memphis,
and while the scene of desolation fills
his soul with grief and regret, let the
Sun man whisper in his ear, go thou
and sin no more"
The Street Railway Company has con-
tracted for additional cars for the lines
Of travel. When it is understood that
cars win pass over their respective lines
every five, ten or fifteen minutes, the
travel Will increase rapidly. Nothing
so Injuries a public enterprise of this dc
scription as want of regularity in run
ming time, and this is always the result
of incompetency on the part Of the su-
perintendent of travel. Low rates Of
fare, regular schedule time and quick
trips will make the street car enterprise
successful in any city of impoi lance.
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BOATS IN PORT.
Spray, Geo. W. Cheek, Batesvillt
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
SIGNAL SERVICE U. S. Army,
Memphis. July %. 6.43a.m.
RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS

1 h1NEhi bOoANEooi MAoOEL4AN
The river continues to recede slowly
here and is stations = at Geo, with
nine and half feet over the shoalest
places. AT st. Louis the decline goes
on at the rate of two inches each day,
the depth to Cairo being about seven
and half feet only. The Ohio is fall
ing slowly at all points. White river is
stationary, and rise is expected in the
Arkansas. Business at the levee has
been moderately active. The Natchez
arrived last night and left at daylight
this morning, adding to her passenger
and freight list enough to make her trip
paying one. She was draw ing seven
and a half feet and had to Tighten about
fifty tons of freight above Cairo to get
over the bars. The James Howard
passed up with six hundred tons railroad
iron and three hundred tons sugar for
St. Louis. The Mary L. Poe, for Red
river, arrived during the night and left
this morning, adding a number of pas
sengers. The Marble City did not get
away until noon, at which time the City
of Cairo left for Vicksburg. A light
rain began falling soon after midnight
and continued until a late hour to day.
A slight shock of earthquake troubled
the Cairoites for few seconds yester-
day.
There is seant seven and a half feet of
water above Cairo. Boats loading to a
greater depth than that s-e compelled to
tighten their cargoes.
The Geo. W. Cheek, with Mark Cheek
on the roof, will get away at five o'clock
this evening for Helena and Friar's
Point, connecting With the MARITIME for
Mariana, Madison and all points on
the St. Francis river. B. f. Field and
Mr.. Post are the chief clerks.
Captain Rusk, of the Henry S. Tur.
ner, telegraphs Larry Harmstad, agent,
that he, With his boat, will arrive to-day
in time to leave at FIVE pm. for Cairo
and Louisville. The Turner is No. l
boat, and her officers clever gentlemen.
The light-draught packet Batesville,
Capt. Albert Smith, viii sail at FIVE
O'Clock this evening for JacksonpOrt
and all way landings on White river.
She goes through on railroad time, and
is the regular United States mail packet.
E. C. Postal and Dan Sullivan are
clerks.
Mr. V. c. Dentzel, the river editor Of
the New Orleans Picayune. was a pas
senger on the Natchez.
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The burglars entered the premises
known as DuGy's Saloon, on Adams
street, last night, and carried off fifty
dollars in silver, ten dollars in greenback
fractional currency, eight quarts and ten
pints of Piper Heidsic, and four boxes of
cigars. The thieves found a step-ladder
in the alley, placed it against the 'front.'
door on Adams street, crawled over the
transom, and dropped into the store.
They made their exit through the back
door, near which they dropped one bottle
of champagne. The wine was carried
off in baskets by the robbers. At day
light this morning the ladder was discov-
cred against the door, and upon further
investigation the full extent Of the bold
robbery became apparent. No arrests
have been made as yet by the authorities.
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The rain which has fallen steadily
during the morning seriously affected
business in the general market and
scarcely anything worthy Of mention
has transpired. Receipts Of produce
are moderate but fully up to the de-
mand. Apples are not in request at
over 81 so to 25 per barrel, shipping
order. Bran is nominally SIS to l9 per
ton. Bagging is quiet at 10 to pc for
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FRESH MEATS will be delivered every
SUNDAY MORNING to any part of the city
from 5 to u o'clock by 0ppenheimer &
Hochstadter, 6S Jefferson street, pro
vided the orders are sent in on Satur.
day before noon. 1881
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NOR RENT-A SMALL BRICK RESI-
Il dence, on Huling street, near Shelby.
Apply at 535 Shelby street. or IS Madison.
OF II. M, HEARN.
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The prescription department at the
little drug store round the corner is un.
der the sole management Of Mr.. N. d.
Barradall, thorough and practical
druggist, and is one of the neatest and
most convenient arrangements in the
city. He has for his motto neatness
accuracy and dispatch. Only give him
a call.
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New HOrK cotton market.


LIVERPOOL. July Is. II a.m.-COttOn opens
dull. Sales. II. 900 bales. Middling uplands.
9 Lied; Orleans. 9 sled. Arrivals are dull.
2p.m.-COtton is dull. with declining ten
dency. Sales. 1000 bales. Of which 900 were
for Epeculation and export.
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Pianos ana Orgnnn.

Go to L. A. Benson's, 81 Main street,
and buy your pianos, organs and musical
instruments, sheet music, etc. Benson's
is the only complete music house in the
city. There you can always get what
you ask for. He is now selling pianos
and organs at wholesale prices. Those
who wish jewel piano will do well to
60 to Benson's Immediately. See his
advertisement in another column. %
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Llz,Rrs 4 MoRRIs, perfected specta-

LAZARUS & Morris perfected specta-
Giles are the best. They never tire the
eyes; last many years without change;
are warranted not to break. f. H. Clark
& Co., jewellers and opticians, No. l
Clarks Marble Block, 29O Main street,
Memphis, are sole agents for this city.
a
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Buy the best, which is always cheap
est. ]. Devote has full supply of the
best family groceries. Cali and see, at
the corner Of Third and Adams streets.
l0l-tl
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DIR. FERGUSON, Surgeon ChirOpOdist,
can be found at the Worsham House
from u to 3 and to 8 pm. 7
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WARMERS PREPARATIONS for sale at
the Little Drug Store Round the Corner,
60 Adams street. 1907
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BRowNE 8 BRovEE. al6 Second St. at

Browns English roofing paint,
1 LIZ cents per square foot, by Il. e..
Jones, III Poplar street. 1876
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REWARD.

ON REWARD-L0ST. ABOUT TWO
OlU weeks since. black and tan dog-eight
months old. Answers to the name Of Dick
No collar or particular marks. The above re-
ward will be paid on his return to
WAIT * LEWIS
12i-l29 395 Main street.
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20 South Court Street, corner Main
1l2-137

Pasture Farm.-One hundred and
forty acres clover and grass af Mon.
Redford's farm. Fine water, secure
stables, fences, etc. See. Braekett
a Co. 111-l37
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NURSERY.
Bluff City Nursery.
NJ. PERDUE, PROPRIETOR,
Poplar Street, near Dunlap Avenue.
OLoP Johnson, Florist and Landscape Gar
dener. late Of Royal Gardens, Stockholm.

pF Greenhouse and hardy plants. cut How-
ers. bouquets. heral decorations for balls, par
ties. weddings and funerals. Lawns, gardens
STYLE. 79-fin
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The best known co IMPOSITION roof
ing. So per square, by +. &. Jones'
III Poplar street. 10
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PIrrsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. T
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The best WHISTLES, wines and
liquors i'm town, at the Ray Horse.
116
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS at Browne
& Brownies, 3l5 Second street. 1881
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FORTUNES.

MA DAM re ANNA.
IHORTUNE TELLER. EAST SIDE OF
u Main st., south Of Broadway, two squares
below the M. and 7. railroad depot. lO-lS5
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NEW YoRK. July Is. 1O:25 a.m.-Govern-
ments are fraction better, with medium
demand. Sterling exchange Is steady at ll0A.
Gold is loaning at | per cent.
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All kinds of roofs repaired and
warranted. No cure, no pay.
1876 &c. JONES, II7 Poplar.
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J. A. j. SMITH & Co., wholesale and
retail druggists, 225 Main street. Head
quarters for all the genuine medicinal
waters. 1870
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RurgInrx and Robbery.

Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar
thOIOmew d Allen, 40 N. Court. loft
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SrrAM-FrrrrSe at BIS Second st. AT
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BOARDING.

TRAVELERs,TA NOTICE-THE
Jefferson street House. M. 100
and IOdging per day. 81 20. The rooms
are well ventilated, each furnished with two
or three single beds. and good spring mat
tresses. The table Is supplied with the best
the market affords. Regular bOarders taken
atyery low prices. Remember, No. l05 JEFF
fersOn street. 6-l64
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Blue Lick water on draught AZ the
Nay Horse. lbs
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PHYSICIAN.
WANTED.

NEEMPHIS PROPERTY -OWNERS. WE
IM have daily demand for the purchase Of
city residences, especially for small and CON- CON-
Portable dwellings and lots, worth from S2OOO
TO 5000. Those having such, and desiring to
engage our services for their sale. can do so
by calling and complying with our manner
a"u Vol A'' u Jus DoN0HO & BULKLEY,
122-47 80 Madison street.
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Office, No. As Beal street.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-A SPLENDID BARGAIN
L Twenty-Five acres of land and improve
meuts, on the Shelby County Turnpike, one
mile east of the city, at very low rates
GEO. W. WINCHESTER,
HENRY G.. SMITH,
1879 BEN MAY.
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PUMPs at sl5 Second street
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Wood Furnished at Lowest Rates.
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DIR KINrBRO'S

GAs-FIrrIxo at sl5 Second st.
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NOR SALE-OR FOR LEASE ON LONG
time, ninety lots; several very desirable
and well located for cotton sheds, factories,
or Timber yards; some very handsome and
convenient for residences. A largo number
will be leased. at low rates, for cheap resi-
dences Also one lot of six acres. just outside
the corporate limits,
Apply between and 10 am. Hi
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GRAZING 800 TO 400 ACRES OF THE
" finest grazing land, inclosed with substan
tial fence and well watered. All contained in
woodland-no running on old fields or broom
sedge. Amply to me, four miles out on Her
nando road, or to NJ. G. Costello. Terms
easy, I93-12Sl X. j.. PERSON.
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oorroS srATEMESr.

CHAMBER OF CONNERoE.
MEMPHIS, July ..
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NOR SALE-ONE OF HENRY'S PATENT
4 cylinder presses. 32x48 inches, been in use
eight months and in perfect order. Price.
business re luires n larger and finer class Of
press. For paper having n moderate circu-
iatiOn il is just the thing. as it is equally
adapted to job printing as newspaper work.
An early application will secure great bar
s'' E. wHITM0RE.
III Public Ledger Office. Memphis.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Office: No. 13 Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.

M EN- H HIS;
Tuesday Evening. July 20. 1871.
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GEORGE MELLERsH.
pEALER ~
Pittsburg and Camel Coal and Coke

BEST CLASS oF
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BREvITIEs.

Leaving team standing on a street
crossing has been adjudged to be worth
five dollars by the Recorder.
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Beautiful A~llegory.

Mr. Crittendcn, Of Kentucky, was
at one time engaged in defending a
man who had been indicted for a
capital offence. After an elaborate
and powerful defence, he closed his
effort with the following striking
and beautiful allegory:
aWhcn God iii His eternal coun-
Gil conceived the thought of mans
creation, He called to Him the three
ministers who wait constantly upon
the Throne--Justicc, Truth and
Mercy-and thus addressed them /:
Shall we make MANI Then said
Justice, 20, God, make him not, for
he will tramplc upon Thy laws
Truth made answer also, %, God,
make him not, tor he will pollute
Thy sanctuaries. But Mercy, drop
ping upon her knees, and looking
up through her tears, exclaimed, %,
God, make him will watch ovcl
him with my care through all tht
dark paths he may have TO tread.
Then God made man, and said Il
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WAR.
1'elegraphiic Summary.

London, February 10.--A dis
patch from Lille says the official
result of the elections in the city
and departments will be given to
morrow. A Monarchical triumph
is certain, as the Republican MAORI
ty in the city is but twenty-five per
cent, while the Monarchists have
three hundred and fourteen majority
averaging fifty per cent, in the
provinces.
Triumph Of Conservatism.
London, February lit is as
certained beyond doubt that the
result of the French elections is a
triumph for the Conservatives.
Almost every specimen from the
Jardin des Plantes and the Jardin
a Discrimination in Paris, has at
one time or another made its appear
ance at the shop Of NJ. Debous, a
we'll known butcher Of Boulevard
Haussmann. According to the pro-
prietor Of this establishment, camel
is a superior kind Of veal, seal sur
passes lamb, and bear excels the
most delicious pork; but with re-
gard to the king of animals the
wild beast butcher preserves u dis
Greet silence.
The Elections.
Special to the New York world.l TT5
Brussels, Feb. 1.-THE result Of
the elections in ffty-four depart
ments is 307 Bonapartists and Or
lcanists, and $50 Republicans.
PROCLAMATION from Napoleon.
4 London, Feb. 12.--The following
|, is q translation of the proclamation
addressed by Emperor Napoleon to
the electors Of France:
wLHELxsHoE, Jan. 8, 1871.
Betrayed by fortune, | have since
NV cantivifu kont nrocouud silence
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Citation Notice.

oJ LHcius McGehcc, who q an heir at lav
4 Jane Is y, Mc0ehcs, decreased, and resides
81 Oxford uthr State Of Georria-GrsfhRg
louarc cited to be and appear before tho chan
Gerry court Of Pamela county, State Of Missis.
sippi, at the court house Of said county In thc
own Of Pamela, o. the Hr,t Monday in A,ril
1871, then a.d there to show canse, ifany YOU
can, why the Gsai Gcconai Of Ell 7. McGohco
aud Vim. 7. McGohcr, executors of tho last
will and testament Of James h. McGth,e, de-
ceased, filed in said court, should not be al
lowed and approved.
ny order of cont.
fills j. C. HARRISON, elk.