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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-18
Lumber ueaIers.

In another column can be found the
advertisement Of copartnership entered
into between W. A. Williams and B. K.
Plain, under the firm name of Williams
& Co. These gentlemen are well-known
business men, and are engaged in the
general lumber business. Their sales
room and yard are located on the corner
of Gayoso and Second streets. The best
quality of lumber, flooring, blinds,
siding, lath, sash, doors, ceiling and
shingles can be found at their establish
ment. Possessing a fine lumber mill on
Wolfriver, the proprietors fell confident
that they can make it to the interest of
the public to trade with them. Williams
& Co. are offering great inducements to
our citizens in the way of low rates for
all kinds of lumber. Parties wanting
anything in the lumber line will consult
their best interests by examining the
price list of this responsible firm.
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Amnsementa.

BROOK THE Jefferson street Opera
House continues to be filed by an en-
thusiastic crowd every evening. Mana
ger Broom has brought out several new
stars, among others, Misses Kathleen
O'Neil and Lizzie Shelton; the former a
good vocalist and the latter terpischo-
rean artist of merit Tonight an at
tractive programme will be introduced.
Go and see the fine variety troupe this
evening. New songs and dances will be
in order.
OLYMPIC VARIETTEs.-The Olympic
was crowded last night by the friends of
the popular manager. New attractions
will be put on the stage tonight. Man
ager Lusk has arranged programme
for this interesting occasion full Of nov
elites, consisting Of fancy and clog
dancing, comic and sentimental songs,
negro comicalities, etc.
TIyoLI.-South Court street. Alfred
Won Rolande and New German Theat-
rical Troupe every night ll5t
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GENERAL MARKET.

Nothing ofimportance has been done to-day.
The market Is quiet. Bulk meats in demand
and stiff at 7c loose, and nc packed for clear
sides; So to &c for shoulders, In potatoes
holders were firm at higher figures, but buyers
were unwilling to pay prices; but little was
doing only in a small way. Cabbage is selling
at SC to 81 per crate. Onions are steady and
unchanged. Apples were in fair demand and
selling for 81 to s 50, as to quality. The grain
market is quiet to-day. with the following
sales: Corn-125 sacks, secondhand gunnies,
at 5sc; $50 lacks, new gunnies. at Soc. and les
sacks at sec. Oats are firm at 60 to e4c in store
and 5sc on the levee. In hay, 100 bales prime
sold at s26 81. Bran is steady on the levee at
S26 so. The poultry market is excited today !
the receipts were more liberal, and hueksters
bid high. starting at S. and buying at 90 So.
The market is steady at IS to 5 so for choice.
and So so to 4 so for other qualities.
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RAILROAD CONVENTION.
The Lease OF the Memphis and
Charleston Road 20 the Southern
Hallway necurltY Company.

In yesterdays issue of the LEDGER
appeared full account Of the proceed
ings Of the Convention during its morn
ing session. In the afternoon session
but little was done. The proposed lease
and contract were read by the Secretary
to the Convention. The following is the
substance of an amendment offered by
General Beirne, Of Huntsville, Ala;
Gen, Beirne then read an amendment
which was drawn up subsequently, 70 the
proposed lease aRd is signed by M. j.
Wicks, Of the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Company, and G. W. Cass,
President Of the Southern Railway Com
pany, in presence OF j. d. Rather and
A. II. Jones. 1t provides that the con-
solidated mortgage gold.bearing bonds
Of So, 500, 900, which are TO be issued to
meet the funded debt Of the company,
and to provide the 100000 for the con-
struction and compilation Of the Win
chester and Alabama branch, shall be
secured by mortgage in such form as
will be satisfactory TO the party OF the
second part, including all the property
of every description now owned by the
company, except such as are reserved BY
the terms of the lease, and be payable
in forty years.
The said gold-bearing bonds to be de-
posted with the United States Trust
Company of New York, or other APP
proved custodian, with power to dispose
Of the same and turn over the proceeds
thereof to the lessees of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, to be by them APP
piled to the purpose Of taking up the
funded debt Of that road and of paying
for the completion Of the Winchester and
Alabama branch. And if there be an
excess over these requirements, said ex-
cess or surplus to become the property
of the lessees; but if there be deficit,
the lessees are to make it up.
The Convention adjourned at an early
hour over to this morning at ten o'clock,
in order to give the committee on proxies
and stock certificates time to make up a
report.
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A writ Of hAbess &C rpus was sued out
to-day before Judge Heiskell, Of the
First Circuit Court, by William Ashton
who was committed to Jail in default of
bail some time since, on the charge Of
larceny, BY Recorder Scales. Ashton is
charged with stealing ten blankets in
Critenden county, Ark, and is held in
custody as a fugitive from justice. The
prisoner claims that be has remained in
jail fifteen days. the time allowed by
Law to retain q prisoner and await a re-
QUESTION. He now claims his discharge,
no requisition having arrived. Judge
Heiskell will hear the case at 3 o'clock
this afternoon.
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NJ. X. Jessup 4 Co., Morris X. Jessup &
Co., Morris K. Jessup, Roosevelt q Son,
B. f. Wilson, Robt. i. Kennedy, John
A, Stewart, VIM. II. Fogg, A. M White,
A. s. Hewitt, James Robb, ]. ]. Mitch
ell, H. Schundort q Son, W. H.. Aspiu-
wall, J. I. Aspinwall, Il. Colwell. g5.
England-G, d. Phelps, L. Romans,
4. II. Green.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.
Five Hundred KilIed-NO Telling
How Many Wounded,


But everybody can call at Headquar-
tiers, ]. D. Edwards, 27s Second street,
and see the dead from Alexis great buff
falo hunt. l have on hand five thou
sand pounds of young buffalo meat, the
finest ever seen in the Southern market.
Choice steaks and roasts cut to suit all.
Also fine dressed turkeys, celery, fish,
and the best oysters in the city. Posi-
lively, all my cans weigh two and half
pounds. No two pound cans sold at
Headquarters Depot. Public, and citi-
zens, look at and weigh your cheap and
half filed cans of oysters. Whoever
feeds Alexis and his troupe should pur-
chase their supplies at Headquarters,
218 Second street.
100 j. ID EDWARDS.
SrrAM-FIrTING at BIS Second st. AT
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TIvOLI.
The German operate Troupe.

The German operate Troupe.
The Tivoli was crowded to excess last
night by our German citizens,
who were anxious to witness German
performance. The artists appearing
were Prof Alfred Won Rolande, Fri.
Auguste Mueller, late soubrette Of the
Stadt Tbeater, Cincinnati, and Prof.
Theodore Willbrecht. A number Of so
los, duets and trios were finely sung in
the German language by the members
of the company. The performance of
Won Rolande on the harmonicon was
generally admired. During the evening
q number of scenes from operettas were
introduced, and specially acts of COM
ic character were presented by Rolande.
Mr.. Rawalski, the proprietor of the tt
wolf, deserves credit for introducing this
new pleasure among the Germans of our
city. To the Americans present the
programme was no less interesting A
change of programme will be presented
tonight. The Tivoli will Of course be
crowded.
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REMEMBER, country and city mer-
chants, that L. G. Baldwin 4 Co., auc-
tioneers, corner Of Second and Adams
street, sells this evening (Thurday, Jan
uary 18TH, at 1t o'clock, dry goods,
clothing, boots, shoes, hats, notions,
fancy goods, ETC.
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MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDsER 0yvIon,
MrrPErg, TEN. January Is. 1917.

MnnpHIB, Ikhhss SanearS To- Ao'N''
The convention of stockholders of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad is still in
session. the time yesterday being occupied in
aecrediting proxies. The impression pre-
vsils to-day that the Alabama portion Of the
delegation will. with one or two exceptions,
vote against the ratification Of the lease.
This will be unfortunate. as the future Of
West Tennessee and Alabama depend upon
the ratification Of the lease. and the thin king
portion Of the Alabama delegation should see
the great benefits, so often set forth in the
LrpeER, to be derived from the lease OF the
road TO the Scott combination. The mere
prospect Of the lease has increased the value
Of the stock fully ten per cent. and even
now there is a brisk demand for it In New
York at 4Oc, the impression there conveyed oy
kilograms from this city that the stockholders
will ratify the lease. Should the lease be re-
;ooted. the stock will undoubtedly decline to
d or SOC. and be 8 drug upon the market at
even that low price. Money matters are
without change worthy Of note. The demand
for money is light. and prime paper is readily
placed at 10 to u per cent.
ExchanKeis offering In small amounts only.
Rates are now steady as quoted yesterday.
Eastern bills are taken At \ to &c discount
and selling rates are par to 1se discount. New
orleans bills are bought at y 70 &c discount
and sold at par TO &c premiHm.
Gold is in light supply at 1Os4. The New
York rate Is steady at 100.
Local securities are firm. First National
b,nk stock is quoted at 81 50. Memphis
sas-Ksht stock. 81 So. City securities arr
held firmly at so5fSe fOr the currency bonds, anc
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Sales yesterday footed up 200 bales. the mar
ket closing a shade easier. The New York
market opened quiet to-day and 10 lower than
at The close last night. and is steady. with
decline of I'd since yesterday morning. Fac
tors, though disposed to clear their tables, are
not inclined to accept prices offered. and buy
ers being confident Of still further reductions,
are Indifferent. We quote prices nominal as
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PERSONAL.

UNHE WONDER OF THE AGE--MILLIE
i IDELL. the young and talented Doctress
aud can be consulted for a short time only.
She is endowed with a natural gift Of fore
telling your future. present and past life, and
offers 5000 to any one that can equal her in
her profession; and with several secrets that
no living mortal ever knew before, she will
bring success out of all she undertakes. Sat
isfaction guaranteed or no pay. Consultation
rooms are now located at the
n CENTRAL H0TEL, Room No. 5.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS,
Steamer Belle Vernon, New Orleans.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
Susie Silver, New Orleans,
Mary Boyd. Arkansas river.
Frank Forest, Fulton.
- Silver Bow, Red river.
Indiana, Louisville.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer St. Joseph. s.. Louis.
Dardanelle, Arkansas river.
Phil Allin, Friars Point.
Undine, 0sceola.
Susie Silver, st. Louis.
Silver Bow, st. Louis.
Indiana, New Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
st. Marys, Mary Boyd. Prank Forest.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
Red river........H NJ. Shreye ..............4 p. IN
New 0rleans.. Indiana ............-5 p. m
Friar's Point......0eo. W. Cheek..........-5 p. N
RIVER, BUSINESS, WEATHER.
The decline during the past twenty-four
hours opposite this city was six inches, ma
king a total decline Of eight inches altogether.
White river is falling, with four feet scant to
Jacksonport, and the Arkansas is falling,
with about the same depth to Pine BLUFF.
The streams above and below are reported as
follows: At New Orleans during the past
twenty-four hours was Eve inches. Leaven-
worth rose one inch. Vieksburg rose Eve inch
es. Shreveport rose three inches. Pittsburg
declined one foot. Cairo fell one foot, Nash
Vile fell seven inches, Louisville fell Eve
inches, Cincinnati fell eight inches, st. Louis
fell four inches, and at Omaha the river is
stationary,
PORT NEWS.
Business closed active yesterday .. TheDar-
danelle left for Arkansas loaded fat. having
taken the freight brought from the Ohio by
the st. Marys. The latter steamer goes to
New 0rleans....,The Susie Silver, from New
Orleans, four and half days out, discharged
hersbne hundred and ferty-seven sacks Of
coffee, sixty-one barrels Of molasses, and a
lot Of sundrics. She had eight hundred tons
for above, including fifteen hundred tons Of
railroad iron. The st. Joseph departed with
thirty-hve bales Of cotton for St. Louis....-.The
Belle Vernon, from New Orleans, nine days
ont. departed for the Ohio with Eve hundred
tons Of freight. sugar and molasses.-....The
Nick Longworth was detained twenty-four
hours BIZ breaking one Of the hanges in her
wheel. twenty. Eve miles below this city.
The tog-boat Jno. H. Bigley passed down yes
tsrday afternoon with eleven boats Of coal
FOR points beiow The 81. MaEJs reshipS her
Arkansas river freight here and goes to New
| ORLEANS The toW-boat Mohawk and barges
passed down at dark last night, and the Valid
| and barres passed up.....Business to-day is
fair......The Mary Boyd from Arkansas river
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-18

64c for the gold issue, County warrants are
strong at "a to 95c buying and selling. Selma
railroad scrip Is sold at $50. Memphis and
Charleston stock is firm. Tennessee money is
sold at IS and $50 for the new and old Issue.
Arkansas levee bonds are the principal fea-
ture in the market to-day from New
York telegram to gentleman in this city,
announcing sale Of 500. 900 yesterday at 27c.
The sale was made, and more could have been
sold at the same price. The dispatch also
states that there is great excitement there
over these bonds, and that they are being pur-
chased eagerly by capitalists. We quote
them % to &c. and firm with an upward ten
dency. holders of large amounts asking SOC.
NEw YoHK. January IS. rs a.m.-Gov-
srnments are dull. with slight decline
through the list. Sterling exchange Is very
steady at 1921. Gold is carrying at per cent.
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pressed turkeys,

Achoiee lot Of extra fine ones for sale
at ". d. Fuchs, No. Al Jefferson street.
I2I
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STEAMBOATS,.
For vicn sburg and Nate

For vicH sburg and Natehez.
BELLE ST. L0UIS.................Bl Blake, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE r..
pm. For freight or passage EStssAsasss
apply on wharf boat, foot of Jefferson street.
W. K. DILL, Agent.
10 121 FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
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NKw 0RLEASs. January IS, II 80 a.m.-Cot-
ton is irregular. Middling. 2o14 to 2O5sc. Sales,
5000. Sight exchange. 10 discount. Sterling
exchange. 1875.
NEW YORK. January II. 10 A.m.-Ths mar
ket opens quiet. Sales yesterday. 1920; re-
csipts at all United States ports. l4.76S; re-
oa;nts have 500
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FOUND.

MOUND : THIS MORNING. BY ]. s..
Il Black, a plain gold ring with owners
name engraved on inside. Can be seen at
this office. Iz0.lzz
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Prairie Chickens.

A few doze n, received by m orning
express, for IS lie by V. D. Fuchs. Al JEFF
fsrson street. III
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MUNICIPAL.
City Attorney Randolph Re-el eo'o~
Unanimously.

City Attorney Randolph Re-el ec'0U
Unanimously.
Another of those queer but USE "
American institutions called caucus
was held by the members of the General
Council last evening. After every diff
Guilty had been satisfactorily adjusted,
the Council resolved itself into open SEES
sion. Mayor Johnson nominated Will
liam NJ. Randolph as city attorney. The
nomination was made unanimous.
board of Aldermen.
This body convened and elected Mr..
B. F. White, of the Ninth ward, alder
man, vice A. c. Belts, promoted to the
the position Of Sergeant-at-Arms. The
Bo ard adjourned over to the next regu-
lar meeting.
Common Council.
The nominations made by the Fire
Committee were thrown overheard by
the Council The follow ng appointments
were made and confirmed:
Captains--Engine No. l, James Mad
den; No. 2, W. J. Raja; No. 3, James
Cleary; No. 4, Michael Mel 'adden; Hook
and Ladder, Patrick Haley.
Engineers = Engine No. /, Joseph
Hiski; No. 2, Andrew Riley; No. 3, P.
G. Kennett; No. 4, Jf.mes Dolan.
The Council adjourned over to the
next regular meetir &.
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arRAYEp.

STRAYED- ON THE l0rH INST. FROM
- my residence on the fernando plank road.
three miles from the city, one serrel mare
mule, mouse-colored mouth; big hoof on lett
y lIR5 siIS IO' n'' i' JORDAN WILLIAMS.
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REWARD.

DEWARD-A REWARD OF 81 so WILL
III be paid to the finder Of a sold pin. at
tached to piece Of black velvet, in shape OF
a IS gold niece. 247 MAIN STREET..
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BOARDING.

noARpNG-oNE OR TWO PLEASANT
Is rooms, furnished OF unfurnished, for
small family. or viii rent house and board
WIN Mrs. JENNIE RICHARDSON.
1927 Bass avenue.
DOARDING-TWo PLEASANT ROOMS,
ID furnished or unfurnished, with board
also, few day boarders can be accommodated
At III Court street. llS-lZ4
nOARDERs-A FEW DAY BOARDERs
ID can be accommodated At No - Madison
street. ".
noARDING-THK WHITRMORE HOUSE.
ID ZOE and III Adams street, having lately
undergone thorough repairs and been neNiy
refqrniahed. Is now prepared 20 accommodeie
~ rood a table a. the market affords. Rates
very moderate, ~
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Habsns Oorpus.

Bur your wood from c. H. JOIN 'son,
III Poplar street. L7-t
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COmmon Couucil.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY
al Gre az Sacrifice
AT JOSEF HI GOODNAN'S,
1Sl FEO. an Mai n street.
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T osT-FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD
4 Two mules. Return to
- wv r. WoRMLEY & CO..
11s-12O No. 9 Union street.
r osT-A LARGE WHITE AND BROWN
spotted bull dog, six months old, Liberal
reward paid for his delivery at ll5& Beal st.
11q-12l .
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Oysters.

Fresh stock Received daily by v.D.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson street. If70
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.

PfTrsBuRG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, by bar
GhOIOmew q Allen. 40 N. Court. lot
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WATCHES. JEWELRY.
PHYSICIAN.

DIR. HI. w. PURNELL
Residence, 20 Union street, once,
1875 Union street. l11f
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FOR SALE

EOR sALE-SMALL RETAIL GROCERY.
IL centrally located, and doing a fair bust
ness. win sell cheap for cash. Address @,
this Office. 120-l2
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EoR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
j. Of frst-class restaurant, known as the
Gray Eagle. No. 80 Madison street, will DO
Cogswell < Bond. No. 900 Second st. ll7-f22
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PrOyine d. Amonett, Real Estate
Agents, No. IL Madison street. I'm
the Merchants Insurance Bvhlding.
66t
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w. A. WHEATLEY, Rental Agent,
Bethel Block, ONCE Nos. Receiver.
ships accepted. la .cr f- I'd NJ
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For Arkansas River.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co
U. S. Mail Line-For Pine Bluff and
Tittla Rack
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CoR sALE-A LOT OF, 81 ACRES. ON
Il NJ. Il @. r. R., in front Of the City Park
gate. we'll timbered, for $500. Call at No, 80
Union street. 'll9t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-18

NOR SALE-SELMA RAILROAD SCRIP
L We are authorized to soil a portion Of the
Scrip issued by Shelby county to the above
road. at ninety-fve cents on the dollar, for
the next few days. This is the only Scrip
good for taxes levied for this road.
1927 GERMAN NATIONAL BANK.L
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BREYIIIES.

The Chamber Of Commerce meets
this afternoon 10 consider the msr-
.chants tax law.
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C0R RENT-0NE-HA OF A DOUBLE
It cottage, three rooms, near end of Poplar
street railroad. Apply to st.,s
1l9-fA WIN. DEAN, 1913 Poplar st.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

srrAH-Trrrrss at BIS Second st. a
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E,oR RENT FOR 1S72-'MT. .RESIDErSs z.
= Garden and grounds. on old Raleigh road.
~ miles from Court Squ are. House contains
eight rooms and good office in the yard, with
stables, horse lot. carrie ge-house and all nec-
essary outbuifdings. and known as the Bagby
place. ". IRV me, 28 Front Row.
MEMPHIS, January IL. 1872. 1l7-12S
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co
U. S. Mail Line-For Pine Bluff and
Little Rock.
The elegant passenger steamer
MARY B0YD-...."................ master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE. r.. h
w FRIDAY, 18th inst, at 3 hstfsaklR
BIZ For fs w. T. q KRE HNsiNsEib AGENT
Office on Company's Wharfboat,
1922 Foot Of Court street.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, LO uIsviIIe and Cincinnati
SILVER MOON. Madison. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE n=s -
w FRIDAY, 18th inst, at fIsd
pm. For freight or passage APP As7Iszs'''1aa
ED. COBB. Agent,
11S-lH 266 Front ST., upstairs.
white and Little Red Rivers.
Memphis. White and Little Red River U. S.
Mail Line - Fer Helena, DevalIs blut,
Sesrcy. Augusta. Jacksonport, and all wa
landings.
LEGAL TENDER~.W. j. Ashford, maste
Leaves Memphis every TUES Ill
DAY. at o'clock pm. tzzsasss1sssasss
EMMA G. ELLI0TT......J. D. Elliott, master
Leaves Memphis every SAT- I'll y
URDAY, at 5 o'clock pm. 1890
The above elegant steamers connect at De-
wallis Bluff with the Railroad Monday and
Thursday going up, and Wednesday and Sat
EILI0TT & MILLER, Agents,
HAT Cor. Jefferson and Promenade SITS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-08-30
Reoisfer7S Notice.

kpliJE Is hereby given that the following
NACCGuuts have been passed and fled in the
e4istCrs Office at Ebensburg, and will be pre-
MOI To the OUphans' Court of Cambria COun-
H.4ur Conhrmat ION and allowance, on WefECS-
~ the ith day of September next, to wit:
ttrOnd Account OF stephen StutZman, Ad-
lnstrntOr, &c., of Lewis Cubaugh, late of the
Orough ol JohnStOwn, deceased.
f1fSt ana flnal Account of Sarah Gallagher
1d Michael MaiOy, Executors of Thomas Gal
gbcr, lute of LOrcttO borough, deceased.
Ffnal Account of John NJ. King, AdminiStra-
,r of John b. Fromald, late of Johnstown,
lnbria county. deceased.
EinaI Account of John Bickct, Executor of
ie last " ill nnd Testament of ID. NJ. Cooper,
re of Clinic II c Iunty, Iowa, deceased.
HecOunt q, Joseph HOguc, Guardian of minor
rifs of Peter Scanlan, late of Cambria town.
1in. deceased.
Ihe First Account OF George J. Rodgers, EX-
CHlDy of the last VIII and Testament of John
'ofgers, sr., late of the Borough of Ebensburg,
'tEtaSCd
Ihrd aud Final Account of f. ID. Storm, Ad-
aiuistrator of ID. L. Storm, late of Washington
oWnship, deceased.
Account Of {. b. Ellis, Trustee of the Estate
4 Eannah HocCh, late of JOhnstown, decd.
Aeenunt of Mary HeslOp, Administrative cum
f4uncHto dHEcr0 of Joseph Heslop, late of
ct5uenlaugh borough, Cambria county, decd.
kifst and Partial Account of John A. Kenne-
d{s Aum Illustrator of Dominick Mcbride, late
OF tArrOh township, deceased.
GEO: ", OATMAN, Register.
Nt6isier bhce EbCuSburg, Aug g. 1872 At