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The Opelousas courier., 1872-11-02

NNT Ihonneur d'annoncer leurs amis ct
" au public en- general qu'ils ont ouvert
leur atelier de Tailleurs rue Bellevue, a cote
dc la Ferblantrie ct vis-a-vis du magasin in
eendie de Bloch & Dupre, on lis sont prets a
faire promptement ct sur commando, des We
tements dhommes ct de garfons, tout ouvra-
ge paranti [3l Aout lS72.-[32 Ia
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A vendre a l'amiable.

A Vendre pamiable.
TINE Habitation situe Chataigner, onze
u miles '0pelousas. contenant 165 arpents
de terre, dont9o arpents bien boises, une bonne
maison de So pieds de longueur, bien finie, ainsi
que d'autres dependances, lie tout en- bon etat.
On vendra tres bon marche, ct une grande
partie IN credit raisonnable Pour lie prix ct
les details, s'adresser sans delai au bureau du
Courier des Opelousas, GU au soussign6 sur les
lieux ZEPHIRIN MANUEL.
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@-Nous sommes autorise a announcer Que
lie capitaine LEWIS D PRESCOTT est can
didat pour Representant a la Legislature, a la
prochaine election,
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M. f. L. PITRE.
g ASST cette occasion pour annoncer quill
~ aura touours en- mains de la corde, des
cercles en- fer ct de la toile demballagea la dis
position de ses clients.
II sera egalement toujours en- mesure d'a-
cheter le cotton qu'on apportera son magasin
de depot Washington. [24 ao1t. 90 1y
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WIN. HERR. Jr. Barber.

A YANT recemment ouvert IN Salon de
IA Barber rue Main, entire lie magasin de
D. Roos ct celui de Munzesheiuer, est pref a
srrvir ceux qni voudrort Sc faire fare la barbe,
conpcr les cheveux. nettoyer la tete &c. Ii
sol!iclte de Encouragement de ses amis ct du
pnhlic. Scs prix seront moleres.
OpeEousas Is Juin 1872. 40tf.
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Pour lie Senat de IEtat.
(Communiquf.J
Joseph NJ. MOORE, Esqr.

(Communiqu6)
JOSEPH NJ. MOORE, Esqr.
Des indications de presque toutes les
portions de ce District Senatorial nous
etant enfn parvenues, designant notre
paroissien estimable don't le nom Sc
trouve en- tete du present article, COM
me leur choix pour le Senat de lEtat,
c'est avec plaisir que nous lannoncons
CONNIE candidat pour lie lone District
Senatorial, compose des Paroisses st.
Landry, Lafayette, Calcasieu ct Came
ron, 4 relection du Novembre.
De MOMBREUX vOTANS.
Opeiousas 5 Septembre 1872.
r1PNous sommes autorise a annOncer NJ.
THOMAS C. ANDERSON CONNIE candidat
pour Senateur d Etat, de la part du Dlxieme
District Senatorial, compose des Paroisses Ca
meron, Cacasieu, Lafayette ct St Landry,
Pour Juge de District.
70 LIE soussigne, Juge du Be District
Judicare, est candidat, pour IN autre trrIne,
a la place quill occupe maintenant Pour ce
que ION dUit attendre de ui. fayenir, en- sa
qualte de Juge, il reiere ses services passes,
sur lie siege judiciare. JOHN Z. KING.
NJ rediteur du Courier,
Ayez la bonte d'annouctr que je suis candi-
dat pour Juge du Sc District Judiciaire, com
prenant St. Landry ct Calcaseu
.INO. J. MORGAN.
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LIE Dr. ". A. ROBERTSON, de Washing
ton nous autorise annorcer qn'il est canti-
dat la place dc Gretfier de la Conr De District
pour la Paroisse St. Landry, a rtIection de
Novembre.
Eg Je suis candidat 4 la place de Greffier
de Cour dams ct pour la Pa1oisse St. Landry,
a l'eecton de Novembre 1872
JOS D. RICHARD
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E Nous sommes autorise annoncer NJ.
H. MILLARD DUNBAR. du Grand Coteau,
CONNIE candidat pour Grefier de la Cour de
District, l'election de Novemhre prOchain.
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Pour Coroner.

EYNons sommes autorisc a annoneer NJ
JAMES D. COLE, de Plaquemine Brulee.
CONNIE candidat pour Coroner de la Faroisse
St, Landry, la prochaine election.
~UN Nous sommes autsrise a annoncer NJ.
P. LEONCE HEBRARD CONNIE candidat
une reelection CONNIE Juge-de-Paix pour le
Ter Ward. cOmprenant OpelOnsas
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Pour Juge de District.
Pour Juge de Paroisse.

EyeNous sopmes autorise annoncer que le
Juge A. GARRIGUES est canddat pour Ju-
ge de Paroisse de Ia Paroisse St. Landry, | e
lection de Novembre proclaim
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Pour LIE Jury De Police.

@~Nous sommes autorise annoncer que
lie Dr. J. L. ESTORGE a CONSENT Sc laisser
porter CONNIE candidat pour membre du Jury
de Police, de la part du Ter ACCOMPLISHMENT,
lElectiou de Novembre proclaim
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Pour la Legislature.

III. Feditcur --Je suis candidat Tune des
places de Representant de la Paroisse ST. Ian
dry la Chambre basse de la Legislature, | e
lection de Novembre proclaim.
E d. ESTII ETTE
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Ticket Democrate-Retor-
miste d'Etat.
Pour Gouverneur,
JOHN McENERY, de Ouachita.
Pour Lieutenant -Gouyerneur,
D. B. PENN, dOrleans.
Pour Secretaire dEtat.
SAMUEL ARMSTEAD, de Caddo.
Pour Auditeur,
JAMES GRAHAM, dOrleans,
Pour Avocat-General,
III. N. OGDEN. dOrleans.
surinte ndant de TEducation Publique,
ROBT. M. LUSHER, dOrleans.
Pour le Congress, pour rEtat enter,
GEO. A. SHERIDAN, dOrleans.
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u Nous sommes antorise annoncer que
NJ FRANCOIS ROBIN a CONSENT Sc lais
ser porter CONNIE candidat pour lie Jury de Po-
lice, de la part du 2me Ward, a reIection de
de Noyembre proclaim.
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E AVIS AU PUBLIC.
College st. Charles,

GRAND COTEAU.
= A prochaine session s'ouvrira lie
= 4 81 d'Octobre.
-.t..... -. J. RODUIT, President.
% Septembre 1872. st ...-...
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OF E L. o II g A 8:
sAMEDI matln, 2 NOVEMBRE 1872.
Nominations Democratiques.
FOUR PRESIDENT,
Horace Greeley.

POUR VfCE-PRESIDENT,
B. GR A T z B r O w n .
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J, Mornhinvecg & J. Dantin,

81 aout-tf Rue Main. OpelOusa
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-26
THE REDEMPTION ACT.

Persons claiming land on Hilton Head
and adjoining Islands. now held vt g
United States under the Act el ite;l
can Act for the collection Of direct az
in the inSurrcctionary districts wuni
the tmitcd States wishing to sell
requiring funds to redeem the same can
make favorable arrangements by address
ing with full particulars,
r. G. MCINTYRE.
LIi!con Head, June 2i, lS722.
June 2G-6m.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-26

STATE SOUTH CAROLINA p.ota In the ts
Colleton County. Court,
Er Pa7te-Ldrr0cc d. HdseH,
In the matter of the last will and tesla
ment and Codicil of Mary Witsell,
deceased.
On motion of Henderson " Behre,
attorneys pro petitioners,
IT acas ordered, That all persons hay-
ing or claiming any interest under the
last will and testament and codlcli OF
Mary Wltsell, deceased, are hereby
summoned to be and appear before me
at my Office in WalterborO, ninety (90)
davs after the publication OF this no
fce, to shew cause if any they have;
why the contents of said will and codl
icil should not be set up according to
the law for such cases made and pro-
vided.
C.. II. FARMER,
Probate Judge.
AUG. % -1t-a-m.f- f-3-m.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-26

To the defendants oJOre named and each
Of thcm:
You.are hereby summoned to appear
at the Court of Probate to be holden at
the Court House in Beaufort, in the
county of Beaufort, on the llth day of
November, A. d. 1872, at 10 O'Clock,
&. NJ. to show cause if any you can,
why the survey and partition of the
real estate situated on st. Helena
Island. in the county aforesaid. bound
ed and described as follows, to wit:
Northerly, 10y plantations formerly
known as Oakland" and "1ndian
IIill;n easterly, by the "Indian Hill"
plantation and by the ''Plne Barren
so called, and by the roads leading
northeasterly from the Episcopal
Church; southerly, by lands sold by
Edward S. Philbrick to Hastings Gannt
and by the marsh at the head Of WAL
lace Creek" 50 called; and westerly,
bv the road leading nOrtherly from the
Brick Church up 10 said creek, thence
westerly by lands now or late Of said
Philbrick. formerly known as the
Robert Fuller Place" and contain
inc two hundred and Dinety-two
acres more or less, b&iDg a pOr-
ton of the tract formerly known
as the Capt. John Fripp Corner
Farm" and originally granted by
George Frost, to the parties petitioner
and respondents, purchasers, in differ
emf undIy.ded shares: and said survey
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-26
SEA ISLAND HOTEL
Formerly the SaxtOn HOuse0
BEAU FORT, S. G..

House, avoray the travelling public and more espec
ally appreciated seeking genial Southern cme ito
will be eopend October first 1872
than double its former capacity and
with convenience calculated to minister the COM
pleasure guests and the propetors will earnestly endeaor to
secure all who may patrons the comforts and privileges
that are Situated the coast
enjoying Beaufort far South also to
mild agreeable The table will continually be furnished
Northern and Southern markets. Good livery
accommodations finely equipped Billiard Hail. Bowling Alley and
TELEGRAPH Office are among acquisitions the house
Beaufort is daily Charleston and Savannah
by railroad and steamboat both readily accessible from
five to fifteen minutes from the hotel
MI. MI. K1NGNnArI 60.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-26
tEliIllf tEliIllfeIps Et & Eittss FEFsiitsII FFsSII

A SURE CURE for this distressing complaint is
now made known in Il TTcatiS' t"1 Is octave Iag'>
on Foreign and Native Herbal PraprIatioI> rI!b-
liShed by Or. PHELPs BROWN. The prescription
was discovered by him in such proyidentiai manner
that he cannot cOnSciCHtiOISly prtUSc 10 make It
known, as il have cured everybody who has ever
used il for Fits never having failed in sin lc case
The Ingredients may BE- obtained FROM any dTG=glSt
a COW sent free TO all applicants by mail, address
DR. q. PHELrs Brown, q Grand ST., Jersey City,
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-26

Simon Edden, Frank Wineglass. Scipio
Josiah, John Wine, William Josiah,
George Broten, Sancho Williams,
Holly Washington, ct. a., deten-
dants.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-26
CAMPAIGN Gn0DS FOR 1872.

Accents wanted for our Campaign goods ST a SicFl
PAY 100 pe- cent profit Now i the time. N'''ld at
once for descriptive Circulars and Price LISTS o orr
Fine Stccls Engraving, Of all ~" tIud;da,S G!h'-
iIlrS and everything suited 5the times. Ten do!-
Iars per day easily made Full samples sent for =.
address MooIE i &GoJDsPEED, 8. Park Row New
Nprk
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-26
EgELP Gorrc UourI.ss-

k9ELP EOr thc IIOrrless.- You are weak,
detected, miserable, and nntling does You any good
You say. Don't despair. There j. balm IN Gilcad.
Have YOU tried Vinegar Ett"r>' No Then why don't
YOU! Wh"ih"T yoUr complaint be- dyspepsia, bilious
U'S~, nrryUgS weakness, constitutional debility. or
any other trouble, Vinegar Eitt'r> viii revive and
r'movatc your shattered system, as Genial ilin re-
fr,>iir> the NithJr- flowers.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-26

STATE SOUTH CAROLINA, In the
County of Beaufort. Probate.
George z. Wood Petitioner, ,-Sunlmons
IN Partition.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-26

hristudIro'> Hair Dye. stan,

deg. The h.>t article known for cleansing and
preserving thnt,'ih and GUu, Srld by ali Dgr, -.
Price - and ~ Cents per ho1.. +. c. Wells - 20.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-26
HIsIrN,n Hmchu !, \ I-lLLLtr Iimr-Ii..

CarbOiic &alVc recommended by PHYSICIANS,
II The ..rta Healing CaurnrId Price - Gents =,
box. ,ohn +. Henry, sole Proprietor $ College
Place New NolE
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-26

u -
t. The .rtar Il",lHe Compound. Price - Scents p,r
box. John T. Henry, sole Proprietor College
Place, New N",E.
Ei>l"y's HuchU Is rr!Uthie nuyytr aud
Tonic for al irr%u- -,urul> "i lur I.iu.gy and .Ii-
!I organs. I!o genuine, Formerly >Di ly l!aVi-
iIUd. Harg;l EI~'y ana ,i'ir branches i pre-
pared 10y II. VI. Il !.s tn. "gj-n"t,: aid Iru,ri.-
tor ard RI, ra1 supplied by lis scy, s>orS Mo.-au
\ Itiscy, New York.
Svapnia, or opium purified tie most per?,ct
an"dynr IN the mark I, made by process Of Dr N.
Bigcluw Detroit Medical Coll,.'. Is always Uniform
in strength, which is rarely the case in other pre-
pdrttiouS OF Opium
Pratt's Astral Oil. las wcrll-widc Tcputa-
tion As the sGre>t nj best Illuminating oil. over
two million gallons have been sold for the past two
years, from which accidents ofany description
have occurred. Send for Circular Oil House Of
ChaS. Pratt Established 100, New York.
We Have Frequently Heard mothers say
they would not b. without Mrs. WinSlow'S Soothing
Syrup. from the biU Of the child until has finiShep
with the tecthiES siege, under any consideration
whatever.
The Secret OF Beauty What i io no lon
ger asked for the world ot fashion and all the ladies
know that Is IroducCd 10y using dcghtfGl and
harmless toilet preparation known rs 6. w. Laiyds
'Pl' ~ Of YoGh" Its bssu;ify.Rg ctee!S are truly
wonderful pepot, Go.1 SIS < y
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-26
Rmrnctt,s stnndnrG Eiarorinc E,

EurHctE'S standard %iSNoriDG ES-
tracts ar neatly put UP in uupauu,i i > or , VI
and 10 o. bottles Isd Tor sale 10y the trade "cu-
orally IN every principal city ara town IN the United
Stats ,aull:r, and British Provinces - well - in
many u;hrr iuryj-u countries.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-26
Aug 220-Gt.
SpGei0l $QotiGg5,

The Gales OF Araby are not spiccr thar
the aroma which the fragrant S"H"junt impari> to
cr than he teeth that are cleaned daily with that
maIchlcSS fluid.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-26

AGENTS agent, make more mo!r-
n cy at work for Il, than ANYTHING els Business
light and permanent. Particulars free. G. STINSoN
d Co, Tine .i6 I'ub'iuIsfS Portland. Maine.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-26
With Fosters Patent Kid Glove PTGSGpT3T

You can keep your kid gloves from IH;ldrwing, spot,
ting or Song all seasons and i'm al climates. Con.
yenient light and will last your lifetime. Free to
any address for - cents. Address \. ID. FOSTER,
SayvC Suffolk Co. y. Y.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-26

oTAMMERING-Dr WHITE, l02 East 18th 81.
y New York. Best references from ClrrGymcH and
Others. No nav until cured Send for circular.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-09-26

To the defendants oJOre named and each
Of thcm:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-25
GROCERIES,.
Q BUSINESS HOUSES.

BOWMAN. @. H.. MACaINIsT AM,
ID Scale Factor. 2021S Main street. Special
attention given to repairing scales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-25

FLOUR : Dull and unchanged. Low
grades, "a 50@5 90 medium, e6 1901 SO; fam
lily and fancy. 50 OO@lO 90. Sales. $50 bbls
family at 81 SIS. Nt-llTt NEF
GEESE at s6@s. ~
GUNNIES-Second-hand burlaps, Ice; new,
HAY-choice scarce at s27 90; common to
prime, slS92l; Arkansas prairie, Sl6@l7 0O.
From store, 81 25S1 so u 100 Id.
KRAUT-Quiet at SO u Dbl.
LEM0NS-Steady at 5000. Fvf
LIME-Firm at 81 50g1 60.
LAkD-Dull; tierce refined. $4,000; keg do,
Stz@101zc.
WORCESTERSHIRE; Orleans, common to
prime, 53g5Sc; Sugar house syrups, common,
43953c; fair TO good, 5Sg70c; Eastern syruys.
50g75c. New Louisiana, 55963c.
NAlIsS--Steadv at So Is rates.
OkANG ES-Firm; fresh Louisiana, scarce
at So O09l0 90.
ONIONS Steady at 81 1903 25.3
OATS-Dull at 5939c for mixed and choice
TURKEYs-Steady at sl5@1s y dozen for
live and l6@l7c . ID for dressed.
PORk-Dry salted clear rib. loose. 7s4@-c;
packed clear sides. 898l4c; shoulders, 56J514c.
POTATOES-Searce: in shipping order,
az s093 90; in store. 1898 Is.
sUGAR-Firm We quote: coffee A. 12i4c
extra q, l29l21zc; crushed and powdered, 14c ;
new Louisiana white clarified 121lc.
SALT---s2 1898 IS ., Dbl, domestic and dairy.
SRTAW-Searce and in demand
TIES-Are firm; $685. the inside price for
lots Of not less than 500 bundles.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-25
SAVED THROUGH FIRE.


~
Exposed In Memphis. q
1t is an old saying that "it is an i'll
wind that blows nobody good. A few
days ago wall went up from the great
city of Boston, and the world stood
amazed at the great conhagration which
at one time threatened to wipe from the
face of the earth "the Hub of the Uni
verse" But fortunately the fire was
quenched and large amount Of goods
ofvanous descriptions was saved. These
goods, some of which were only slightly
damaged were to be sold of course, at
a sacrifice. Lou Leubrie, the enterpris-
ing, wide-awake proprietor of the Ex-
position and Dollar Store, saw an oppor-
tunity here Of bene6tting his patrons by
Offering them at reduced prices a
large lot Of fancy goods, notions,
toys and holiday goods of every variety
and description. With Leubrie, to see is
to act, and accordingly within only a
few days after the great holocaust he
had rented, furnished, fitted and opened
the large and commodious establish
ment, No. 267 Main street. opposite
Court Square, with full and complete
stock of goods saved from the Boston
fire. These articles having been pur-
chased at a sacrifice, can very naturally
be sold at prices the most reasonable,
and thus it will be seen that to some ex-
tent the Boston FIRE has benefited Mem
phis by furnishing our people variety
Of goods such as they need at much
lower price than they could otherwise
have been had. Leubrie's stock Of goods
embraces a variety Of articles too hume
rous to mention, all Of which can be
ssea ei the new store, No. 267 Main
street IT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-25

ISOR sALE.-A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE.
II No SO MOsby street. for sale cheap Tor
cash. Apply to JOHN A. k0UsH.
Eg-f Corner Monroe and pesoto sts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-25
The UPTHEsNOOTIC.
No Horses. No Mules, Nothing bn
naH oxen ON she street.

No Horses. No Mules. Nothing bitl
| ~ oxen on she street. IN /.
The epigIottic catarrh has taken pos
session of the city. To-day but few
hacks or drays could be seen on the
streets. Several of our public stables
look like horsehospitals, being blanketed
in front in order to keep out the damp
ness. Oxen can be seen working to
hacks, drays and omnibuses on Main
street. The street cars have been stop
ped IA many instances, and the transfer
business has been played out. 1t be-
comes matter Of serious moment to
our citizens, now that no means Of trans
portation exists. Cotton remains piled
up at the different depots, and presses
awaiting motive power. The horses
of the Fire Department hang their
heads in disgust aud are unable to walk
to fire. There should be a sufficient
number Of men at each house to pick
the engine up in case Of an alarm, and
Jumper" right along, without losing
time. The cost will be comparatively
small, and in the event Of large fire,
their salaries would be saved many
times over to the city. In other cities
where the epidemic has ragged, volunteer
companies have been formed Of shop.
men and mechanics, working contigu-
GUS to the various engine houses. Hun
dreds Of able-bodied men do business
within minutes run Of each Of the four
engine houses, and if called upon by the
proper persons would, without doubt,
gladly join a company Of this kind.
The horse and mule mslady is increas-
ing rapidly, and in few days but few
animals win be able to navigate.
In Pennsylvania the horse disease has
attacked humanity. A Pennsylvania
paper says: The discharge from the nose
Of sick horse coming in contact with a
sore or wound on the person Of Il man is
said to transfer to him the epizootic or
disease similar 10 it. A young man
named Bauer who had been attending
the horses Of Mr.. Monroe Sandt, of
Forks township, is at present suffering
from an illness not unlike that which
affects the equines Mr.. Jacob Seiple,
residing in Bushkll township, who had
worked as a teamster in Easton, is also
at home and afflicted in precisely the
same way. Persons engaged in attend
ing to sick horses cannot be too careful
and should cover their hands with gloves
while spongiitg the nostrils of their ami
mails
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-25
GENERAL MARKET.

APPLES-CommOn to good, 81 N94 90;
choice and fancy, IS 0og5 81.
BUTTER-ChOice held at 2592oc; fair to
prime, l9a20c; common, l2gl5c.
BAGGING-Ranges from lS9Ac for light
and heavy brands.
BRAN-Quiet ut S2S 90.
BACON-NO clear sides or shoulders IN mar
ket; sugar-eured hams. l5149l6c; breakfast
bacon, new, l0i{@llc.
BEANS-Navy, 81 500 b bushel.
and full grown. 81 $50
IS; old, 81 0Od4 70, and scarce.
CANDLES Firm. Light and full weight.
2l92lc.
CHEEsE-Fjrm aBd scsFcel factory, 1S9
l616c: English dairy. lAglA1ae.
COTTON and steady az $40 q
ton; market declined in New Orleans So.
C0FFEE-Steady. Common Rio. lSlT990c
fair to prime, 2O14922c; Laguyra, zSz5o;
CHARACTERISTICS firm at 50 soar 50 for
chnine,
O0RN-ARAL-Dull at g. "a on The leyee.
CRANBERRIES-D Dull at sll9l2 y 3 hb!,
,pnRN-pRll at sls56e fer yellow and white,
nRlEp APPLES : Dali at I,fst'1e ? n;
peaches. tidc
DUcKsSSteady s. 5O9I 50 per dozen.
EGGS Firm at Csc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-25

Horsetail bar are over and gone on their way
rejoicing. ~
The Eckert brought down 100 bales of cotton
from the st. Marys on Saturday. and went
back yesterday to get $50 bales out of the hold
Of that boat. All Of the furniture. bedding.
etc., has been taken out and is now stored on
the Eckert. Ha
Captain Reese Dugan went to New Orleans
yesterday 10 attend to some matters connected
with the raising of the Katie.
The Salyor No..2 has recovered and taken
to Cairo nearly all the freight. consisting of
car trucks. railroad iron, etc., from the barge
Florence. sunk in Birds Bend by the Bon Ac-
cord.
The towbsat VIM. cowan arrived at Cairo
on Friday last with ten barges of coal from
Louisville.
The Elliott brings here the freight shipped
on the St. Joseph from st. Louis. The latter
boat returned to St. Louis from Cairo with the
freight of the City of Helena and Colorado.
Saturdays Little Rock Gazette says: mo
use talking about the river. 1t is played out
for the present, except for small-sized cat
fish," ifh
The Elevator is now lighted with gas from
the works of the old company. and at night.
when the one hundred and fifteen burners are
blazing, it is light enough almost to distinguish
an occasional gray hair in the head of the Su-
perintendent of the Anchor Line.
The snagboat DeRussey is above Vieksburg
and working this way.
A Cincinnati telegram says: q Freight rates
have advanced to Memphis to-day. The
Nashville received freight at Soc; other freights
accordingly. She took freights for points
south Of Memphis at Coo. She had full trip.
Large numbers Of mules and oxen are being
shipped back to the sections from which they
came. The steamer Matte Roberts was seized
by the United States Marshal at Parkersburg.
Wednesday, for z3q25 - -