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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-25
I1nWare. linWare.

REMOVAL- THE SUBSC RIBER
NJ would respectfully inform the Public
Shath ne has removed his Store and Work
nop rom LOB to 70 Main street. one door
nn ta Of the Bank Of Wheeling.
Nsp GEO, W. JOHNSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-25
Undertaking..
FRIEND d son,
I'D Main Street,

l. 4 II L LATEST IMPROVED
\ STYLES OF FULL GLASS METALLiC
y ASshElS, Cases and Wood Cotiius. Rich
ae>lSns In Innings and Trimmings. Fune-
faI calls promptly attended 10. MARI
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Morgan's ssCentury- Soap.

1On BOXES OF THE ABOVE FAVOR
lUU tts Soap just received and for sale by
II. REILLY.
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dia-
betes, Dropsy, Stoppage OF Water, lnconu-
hence Of Urine, Bright's disease, Albumin.
uria and I'm all cases where there are brick
dust deposits, or the water IN thick, cloudy,
mixed with substances like the white OF an
egg, or threads like whits silk, or there h
morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white
bono dust deposits, and when there " .
priclping, burning sensation when pa.sins
water, aud pain In the small VI the back
md along the loins.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever and Ague cured for my cents.
There Is not a remedial agent in this worie
that will cure Fever and Ague, and all Other
and other FeversI, aided by RADWAYx
PILIS,l so quick rs RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF. Fifty Cents per Bottle. 3D.. e.
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Ruil!ing Lots For sale.

Il. b. MILLER. Receiver
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DR.. RAILWAYS
SARSAPAR|Lu|AN RESOLVENl

EueIy Drop OF the SARSAPAhlL LlAN
REsSOLVENr communicates through The
Blood sweat, Urine, and other nuids and
juices OF the system, the Nigor OF Life, for
repairs the wastes OF the body with new and
sound material. Scro'taa, Sslphaia, Cb,ssntp'
Mouth, TStraors, Nodes "a tie Glands and ohs'
Idif, u the aSfcn, Sore Eyes Szrtu,o1o,s dis
charges from he Mrs, and fho uora 6sSas y
SKIN DtsoasoS, ESIptions, Fever SoTcs, Sodid
Head, Ring Worm, Sab Rheus,, NpsipcfuA
Aerr, Black SPOts, Worms ~ ths tteIh, 1s-
and JdiHJ,ll discharges, Ni0h S,oeGfs, Loss "
S,,cJIn, aud al Iodass ~ the hk principle, are
uiihia nc etIaiUe range " hn uoader "
Modern ChemisTy, and a yeto Days tne inih
prop 10 any person using 10 yor ether or fheS
oyyni Of ,iiAedSes Va potent pO,oer 10 cure them
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong and Pure Rich 6lood---ln.
crease ofFIesh and Weight Clear
Skin and Beautiful Complexion
Secured to All. ....r
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24
Progress OF III : Reyolution,

A new light has. dawned upon the
world with the Introduction Of PlAnta-
ton Bitters twelve years ago. Drastic
purgation went characterization and
renovation came in. The eyes of the
people Were opened to the great fact
that tie way to cure disease is to
siren CITIZEN and support the victims, not
to place them at its mercy by depriving
pIem Of the little strength they have.
Itsoon became evident that as means
Of infusing vitality into the feeble sys-
tenn, regulating the secretions, curing
indigestion, and reforming bilious habit
Of body, no medicinal preparation then
known was at all comparable to the new
restorative. hSince then hundreds Of at
tempts have been made to rival the Bit
tiers. They nave all failed, and the
GRAND REVOLUTION IN MEDICAL TREAT
MENr, which was commenced in 1860, is
still in progress Nothing can stop II,
for it isfounded on the principle, now
universally acknowledged, that physical
vigor is the most formidable antagonist
Of all human ailments, and experience
has shown that Plantation Bitters is a
peerless invigorant, as wen as the best
possible safeguard against epidemic dis.
eases. l25-eod dtw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24

The entire police force was sworn in
BY Mayor johnson yesterday afternoon
The mayor called attention 10 the fol-
lowing important rules: hiHd B ~
both officers and patrolmsn are strictly
forbidden to enter any drinking or gambling
saloon, house Of iil-famo'of other disreputa.
bic place. for any purpose whatever, apart
from the strict performance OF their omcihi
YNo member shall smoke. or drink any
spirituous liquor while on duty or In, uniform,
and any member who becomes Intoxicated. ~
any time. shall be dismissed from the force"
The men were cautioned TO observe
these injunctions, and To be polite while
onduty. Unnecessary violence was for
hidden while efecting arrests. Captain
G. Smith, with forty men, commanded
by sergeants Dea and Arata, will do day
duty for the present Captain 8. K.
Weatbersford, with Sergeants McElroy
and Braun, and thirty men, will take
night duty. The regular officers and
patrolmen Of the force presented fine
military appearance, and will no doubt
perform their duty in the most satisfac-
tory manner. y "A - cd ~
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Amusenents.

MENp,Us THELTER.-This dramatic
temple wa.s crowded last night by our
fashionable people. Dora. dramatiza-
ton of TennyS sons charming idyl, was
presented by MIS-. Chanfrau and the st.
Louis stock comp any The play belongs
30 the sensational aud emotional school,
slightly tinged with the idealistic. The
acting Of Mrs. Chanfrau in the charac-
ter Of Dora was the perfection Of art.
The audience was held spell-bound
from the rise until the fall Of the curtain.
In "Dora,o Mrs. Chanfran has achieved
a triumph, perfection in representa-
ton, similar to that acquired BY Mr..
Jefferson in Rip Van WinkIe.. The ac.
comulished actress was ably sustained
BY the company--Mr. Wesley Hill IS
Farmer Allen" Mr.. Ellis as Luke
Bloom6eld;n Miss Hawthorne as Mary
Morrison" and George Morton as VIM
Allen.P So great was the charm felt by
the audience last evening that thS P~g
of Dora ought to be presented again on
next Friday evening, the benefit night
Of Mrs. Cbanfrau. II would certainly
crowd the theater FROM pit to dome.
This evening new version OF East
Lynne, entitled Expiration, viii be pre-
scented. With Mrs. chanfrau in the char
acter Of = Lady Isabel. %
BRooMs.-The Jefferson street Opera
HOUSE continues 70 be 6lled by an en-
1, busiastic crowd every evening Mana.
Va. Broom has brought out several new
star, among others, Misses Kathleen
O,Ns; aud Lizzie Shelton; the former
GOOD w calist and the lattsrA terplscho-
Tesp arts { of merit. Tonight an at
trae,iye NJ, ,slsmms will be introduced.
Go and see he fine variety troupe this
evening. Ne, tsonss aHd dances Wil be
in order. -. 81, 81 ---l,- .. .r'r. u
oL7uP1c Van IEr1Ss.-ThS Olympic
was crowded last L light by the friends OF
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24

Yesterday the Following letter was re-
ceiv ed by Tax lCollec. Tor o.. Harvey
Ma thes, and fully explains Itself;
COMPTROLLER. svnays
80 NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan. q, Is'7'i ~
j. Harvey Mathes. ESQ.,. Msmphisa.,.....s..
SIR-The merchants informed me a
few days ago that, by consent, tney
would submit theD constitutionality OF
the merchants tax to the supreme court,
now in session. Iagreed, andrequested /,
the encouragement to call up, the case
as soon as presented, which promised to
be the next day. After consultation
with their lawyers, / learn to-day that
they decline to take any part in such
proceedings, The merchants Of Mem
phis can, therefore, proceed If they de- ]
sire. will appeal to the supreme court
if il is lost in your court.
Very respectfully, ssi q
ssih frl u. II. PENEEBAKER, /
8 'sl' u nst s4 Comptr oller.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24
GENERAL MARKET.

Two eargoes Of produce have arrived since
yesterday morning, and business in general
trade is more active. notwithstanding the ex-
IRENE cold weather and inclinations Of COM
mission men to stay indoors. Butter Is dull
at II to 15c for cooking grades and % to
24c for choice. Eggs are dull at es to SOC.
Poultry is quiet; live turkeys, sl2 10 SIS
per dozen; chickens. "a TO s.; no geese
or ducks Offering. Cottonseed is firm at
s1l per ton. Flour is steady at sc 80 to 10 80
for super to fancy brands. Corn-msai is held
firmly at IS 80. Apples are scarce at So to IS
for common TO prime. and Sc for choice. Gro
eeries are steady and unchanged. Oats are
held at IS TO SEC. Corn at So TO Sc. Hay, SIS
to s27. Bran. s26 so to s27. Potatoes range
from So 90 to 50 for the different varieties.
Provisions are less active, prices quoted being
81 to 70 for dry sailed clear sides, and 81 10
SIC for shoulders, loose. In bacon the ruling
jobbing prices were to 81 &c for clear sides and
10 to 1876 for sugar-cured hams, loose and
packed. Dressed hogs. to TIC. Fresh beef,
sides, 6 to &c. Mutton, 5 to Toe. Mess pork.
s14 so per barrel. Lard, choice, in half bar
rels and tierces. was offered at &c, but moved
slowly, though jobbers generally asked 91zc;
key lard was jobbing at 101 to 101zc. Cheese,
Is to Ice. Hominy. 81 IS to IS at the leyee.
Groceries steady. Rio coffee, q to 2l1zc.
Sugars steady; Louisiana open kettle. s to II;
yellow clarified, 1OH to 1l11c white clarified,
l21z to 12s4c; crushed and powdered. 12s54 to
l4c. Plantation molasses, as to quality, 40 to
Sc. Rice. Carolina, Q to 914c; Louisiana, 81
&c; Rangoon. s to SIC. Oranges are scarce;
dealers ask IS so to So per box and $40 to $50
per barrel. Lemons dull. with lots offered at
IS per box. Dried apples in request, with
sales to dealers at &c, but peaches are dull at
to 7c. Nails. 81 rs to IS. Sales to-day were
400 sacks corn. new gunnies, at, SEC; $50 do,
ear, SIC; 800 barrels pinkeye potatoes, So; 300
do. peachblows. SO; 100 do. London lady, 40.
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Bnovsr q BEowsr, 8l5 Second st. a.
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY
ut Great Sacrifice
AT JOSEPH GOODMAN's, sf
49, Ire f4i No. an Main street.
no Young Heusekeenern.

By solemn marriage you have just
begun real solid life; why not, therefore,
be satisfied to commence on small
moderate scale, spreading out only as
fast as circumstances will admit off
1t is too common for young house
keepers to begin where their mothers
ended. Buy all that is necessary to
work skillfully with; adorn your home
with all that will render it comfortable.
Do not look at richer homes, and covet
their costly furniture. If secret dissatis.
faction is ready to spring up, 60 a step
farther and visit the homes Of the suf-
fering poor; behold dark, cherries apart
ments, Insufficient clothing, and absence
Of all comforts and refnements of social
life, and then return to your own with
o joyful spirit. You will then be
prepared to meet your husband
with LA greatful heart, and be
ready to appreciate the toll and
selfdenial which he had endured in the
business world to surround you with the
delights Of home; and you will co.ope-
rate cheerfully with him in so arranging
your expenses that his mind will not be
constantly harrassed lest his family ex-
penditures may encroach upon public
payments. le's A.-" - ''
Be independent; young housekeeper
never needed greater moral courage than
she does now, to resist the arrogance Of
fashion. Do not let the Smiths or the
Browns decide what you shall have; nei-
Their let them hold the strings of your
purse. You know best what you can
and ought to afford. 1t matters but
little what people think, provided you
are true to yourself, to right, and duty,
and keep your expenses within your
means. .,,- sd. .hri.s.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24
Robbery at ,he peabody.

Last night the room occupied BY Mrs.
F. s. Chanfrau, the popular actress now
performing at the Memphis theater, was
entered by burglars, who broke open a
boz containing 5000 in money, which
they carried off without detection. Chief
of Police Athey has placed his officers
on the track Of the thieves, which viii
result, no doubt, in their arrest. In
every room Of the Peabody hangs a
notice to guests, to deposit money and
valuables in the safe at the Office. The
non-obseryance of this rule is sometimes
unpleasant to the possessors of wealth.
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.bave the low va.sr Of the pas. ....o.

above the low water Of the past season
falling.
The mayor and city council will wal.
the Grand Duke Alexis upon bis arrival a.
Cairo, If he goes TO that village. w
Dennis. Long a Co.'S extensive pipe foun-
dry, in Louisville. was destroyed by Are Sun
day morning. Loss sl75. OOc. with only $40 900
insurance. Mr.. Long lost $4,000 last June
by the burning of his machine works in Lou
isville, and also lost So. 900 By the stonewsil
disaster.
The Katie P. KountI Is due from below for
Pittsburg with $50 tons of freight. principally
sugar. 80 rufr onrra.. 94oFrsta
The Steam Capstan company Of Pittsburg,
consisting Of John Schaffer, Captain McMil-'
len. etc.. are doing quiet but successful
business. They charge all steamers who have
used the steam capstan the following sumo:
Steamers exceeding 100 tons. bull measure
ment. $50; $50 to 700 tons. $500; over 100
tons. $500. This is not for the article itself.
but for the privilege of using il.
The st. Louis Democrat says: Freight
offers here in abundance for the lower Missis
sippi. but is not accepted. One agent could
have engaged yesterday 5000 tons for Mem
phis. Vicksburg, and points between"
The Great Republic will probably make the
run from New Orleans to Cairo in four days.
She is after the Grand luke. lf 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24

Seventeen cases Of misdemeanor we're
disposed Of by fine by the recorder this
morning. Mack Quincy, Trenton.
Tenn, man, was found guilty Of disor-
Derby conduct and swinging a bowie
knife 10 close proximity to the viisss Of
several citizens. he was bound over To
appear before the criminal court and
fned the sum Of Fly dollars. Jake oil.
yer, a colOred nasEerel. charged With
stealing vatea chain from a eolc-ed
barber, wa sent up in default Of one
thousand dollars bonds Frank Lyons,
arrested on the charge Of stealing gold
watch. lockst and chain from the Siebsrt
House. Adams street was sent to jail in
default Of two thousand dollars bonds.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24
MISCELLANEOUS.


Captain Miller and Clerk Jones, Of the Min
nicola, as well as her popular and enterprising
agent, Mr.. +. D. Cobb. have our thanks for
appreciated favors.
The Richmond will leave here tomorrow
for New Orleans in place Of the Belle Lee,
The regular Ohio river passenger packet
Minneola, leaves this evening at five o'clock
for Louisville, Cincinnati and all the usual
landings. Captain w. d. Miller commands,
and ]. S. Jones is her chief secretary.
The good steamer Alice. Captain Cartwright.
leaves TO- day at FIVE o'clock for Cairo and st.
Louis, and will go through without delay
A Cairo telegram Of the 10th says that Wal
ter Dill, Of the S. S. Merrill. took drink OF
Home bitters the eveningprsvious and became
so i'll that it was thought he was poisoned
Under his physician treatment be was reeoY-
ering to-day.
Pilots James Matheny and Henry Bra1ee
are coming down on the Il. c. Gray, Whiea
boat has seventy-hve tons Of sas-piPe for thls
port. .rar. .. s.tt.
The trestle-work between the piers OF the
last span Of the Newport and Cincinnati
bridge being completed. the work Of building
the span has commenced. ri
The Importer. sunk in Arkansas Tiyer on
Wednesday last, was owned By James Kees, Of
P;,t.burg. and Captain John A. Williams.
she wss valued At 81. 600. but uas not insured.
Her freight list. however. was insured - ->-=
Orleans for $500. .fdf .i.1.
mo Minnie got 400 bales Of cotton At Little
Rock.
On Monday the river at Cairo vas ten feet
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDeER 0EvIcs,
MnIPHIa. TKNN.. January y. lBT.

1ED0hh OTEAOhs
MEMPHIS. TENN. January "a, lbT2.J
The all-absorbing theme Of conversation
in monetary circles to-day is the lease Of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, and
whether Colonel Scott ard his associates will
aecept the amended lease. Those gentlemen
held q consultation last night. and are in
caucus to-day at the Charleston depot. The
result of their deliberations are not known
positively, but the impression prevails that
the clause inserted in the lease requiring, the
payment of the additional $780, 900 will be OBJ
jeqted to by Colonel SCOTS syndicate. The
effect Of their elaboration has. so far, nei7
ther resulted in depreciation or advance in
the stock Of the Charleston road; but should
the inserted clause be insisted upon by the
directory of the road, whom we understand
are vested with plenary powers, the result Will
certainly be disastrous to the interests OF
Memphis. The propositions made by Colonel
Scott are fair in every particular, and no
time should be lost in closing contract that
so vitality affects the interests Of this city and
the State. 1t should also be borne in mind
that there are others here who seek to diyest
the great Southern route to the Pacific and
carry IL 10 NlckspuiBi- n WIN :" Wv "'SS
should he sufficient. Local monetary
affairs are without material change.
Rates Of, interest are steady at 10 TO II per
cent, per annum, with very light demand
for accommodations.
Exchange is making Freely and rates are
bteady to-day at &c discount buying and par
selling on all points, fcf
Gold in New York is steady at 100. Deal
ers here buy at loss.
Local securities are less active, with aslight
decline in county and city securities.
First National bank stock is quoted at 81 80.
Memphis gas-light stock. 81 so. City securi-
ties are held at be1fc for the currency
bonds, and $50 for the gold issue. Coun-,
ty warrants are strong at 90 to &c buy.
ing and selling. Selma railroad scrip is sold
at CSC. Memphis and Charleston railroad
stock is held at 40 to 45c, with twenty-four
hundred shares upon the market to-day at
lOc. Tennessee money is quiet at IS to SIC for
the old issue, with lot Of $1,000 upon the mar
kat at the former rate. New issue is sold at
SSc. ArkapSas leYse bonds are firm. holders
asking % to &c. Other securities are without
change
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24

the popular manager. New attractions
viii be put on the stage tonight. Man
agor 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.
TivoEI.-South Court street. Alfred
Won Rolande and New German Theat-
rical Troupe every tight. ll5t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24
PERSONAL.

TINE WONDER OF THE AGE MILE
i IDELL, the young and talented Dootress
and Fortune Teller, has arrived in this city,
and can be consulted for short time only.
She is endowed with natural gift Of fore
telling your future, present and past life, and
oilers S5OVO TO any one that can equal ner "
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 thelhl tN'
/ LIFT CENTRAL. HQTEL. Room No. 5.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
CIRCULAR.

Once of United States Local Inspoctors of
Steamers, No. ~ Madison street.
MEMfsIs. TESE., January l..ls52.J
THE u. S. LOCAL INSPECTORS OF
i Steamers for the District Of Nsnphia,
hereby notify the owners and officers Of all
steamers Of the District, that. ~ The act q
Con ress. approved February -. ISL. ard
the Rules and Regulations adopted b. he
Board Of Supervising Inspectors, All steamers
are required 10 be provided with al inslIu-
ments, machines and equipmentI. for The
better preservation o. life. as required b.
said law as soon a. they can BE- obtained.
These Rules and Regulations having been
approved and prom lFated ~ TIE Secretary
OF the Treasury. November 6. 1911. = Htrict
conformity thereto is nov required.
Copies % the Law, and pamphlets 81 To-
regulations. oontaining All necessary infor-
nation thereon, may Be obtained ~ this Sf5os.
Owners and oficers Of tteamerl not ALREADY
provided with the large sheets cont-ininr he
new RuIcl and harulntitns fof he r0Vern-
ment Of Pilots. which takes etecf % lhis day.
ard Whioh are required % = fspt sssusd IN
:he pilot house Of every stsamer, viii make
imfnediats sDBiicarisa fof them u this oncs.
droR9E "A Ct-akk.
LANES RALSTON,
l2l-la u. 5. Local l=speatoIs.
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srEAr-yrrrrsa at Bis Second st. All
" thief Captured.

This forenoon q negro thief, name unI
known, snatched a pocket-book contain
ing forty dollars. from a country darby
on Union street, near Main. Officers
Kuhnbolst and Haeket gave chase for
several squares and captured the pocket
book admirergB He vas lodged in the
stationhopse and will have hearing be-
fore the recorder to-morrow morning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24
Thc Best rs the Cheapes.r.

Just received, Yarmouth bloaters,
smoked halibut and salmon, Roe her
rings, new Canadian oat-neail, and other
articles too numerous to men ton, at j..
Deyoto's, cor. Third and Adam as. [l2l-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24
RIyER, pusINEss, wEArHER.


The decline in the river opposite this city
yesterday was seven inches. At New Orleans
it fell one inch. at Cairo ten inches, at Vicks-
burg five inches. at Nashville stationary, at
Cincinnati it declined eight inches. at ST.
Louis one inch. at Shreveport stationary, and
the same at louisville. with rise Of two
inches at Pittsburg, There are three feet of
water on Harpeth shoals in the Cumberland,
three feet nine inches at Pittsburg. four feet
scant from Cairo to St. Louis, thirteen feet in
the Arkansas to Little Rock, six feet to Au-
gusta in White river. five feet in the canal and
three feet in the chute at Louisville. The
weather changed yesterday to bitter cold, and
to-day overcOats and pocket-stoves are COM
fortables hugely enjoyed by those whose du-
ties require their presence in the streets or on
the levee.
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GOTTOM.

Yesterday's transactions footed mp 400
bales. the market closing without any marked
changes. To-day the New York market
epened with an improvement Of 80 on all
grades. and is firm at this writing, and Liver
pool is quiet but steady at previous quotations.
New Orleans is quiet and unchanged, Our
teleerans give the latest reports from all mar
kets. Factors to- day are holding the better
grades at 10 above the prices quoted yester-
day. and are confident Of obtaining the same,
while buyers offer but We, and purchase only
to Gil incompleted orders at that price. Sales
mn TO noon we're 100 bales. at which time the
marknt Wa Iteady. as follows:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-24

r osT4CoRAL BARRING FORMED OF
IL scroll. coral rose and bud. A reward will
be given. TO any ore leaving It at Wm. Mes
SICK once, corner Union and second streets.
1A-l26 c ~ - rfaH
r 0ST-A GOLD BREAsTPIN, WITH
IL chain and charms attached, The finder
will be suitably rewarded by returning same
to Brown 4 Jones' coal office, 282 Main street.
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