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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-26
GENERAL MARKET.

Trade is somewhat better to-day. Receipts
Of produce are fair and fully equal to the de
mand. Werevise our quotations as follows
APPLEsrYery dull; 81 OO@s 90 y barrel. as
BUTTER at 1s922c for fair to choice
common, l0gl2c. INi
i BEANS-Market bare.
;, BASG3(GHi 5St brands, l7SlSc; IRON
BRAN1Quiet; sls9- v ton ;lOs1 Is 81 SloO
BAC0N-Easier; jobbing prices, clear sides.
breakfast bacon, 109lle; uncanvassed Sun ed
hams. si9lOc; sugar-cured, Notwithstanding
J Chickens Dull: 81 5O@s 20; old, $50.
:. CHEESE,WoNorthern factory. 159-c; Eng
CoTT0N-sEED7,scarce and in demand at
sl2 u ton on levee. buyers furnishing sacks.
C0FFEE-Quiet; Rio .201Sa231Se ;Laguyra, "a
@21Ac: Java, 29@Slc; Mocha. 3994lc.
CABBAGES-Dull; 81 90 ~ 100. I'll
CORN-MEAL-Dull; So 509- fromF store;
30 from levee. 11.
CORN-Quiet; 65@6sc from store: 57@e219on
leyee, yellow and white; ear. 55@5ec. :
dunn, IS SS9 so; family and fancy, 50 %.
10 so. ~
EGGs-Dun; 1o@I2c.
HAY-Quiet; 81 4O9l so q 100 from store
W. g1g2 s %. far 9I to prime from evee new
,LEMONS-Scarce at S-@l5 90 . box, for
choice. ft "rlT - :.
LARD-Jobbing at s1l@lOc for fierce and
10 for tin pail.
M0LASSES-Firm; Orleans, common to
prime, 50970c; Sugar house syrups, common,
49g5oc; fair to good, 55@70c; Eastern syruys,
0RANGES-Market bare.
ONI0NS-Quiet; 81 1892 %.
OATS-Quiet, -@42c and 45946c, leyee
and store prices.
4, P0RK-Mess. S13 759l4 90. I'd. srf
P0TATOES-New, from wagon, 81 GOAL Is
v Dbl measure, So 00@-; shipping order,
.SUGAR-Firm open kettle Louisiana, infe-
rior to choice, 9@l2c; yellow clarified, llh
white, lS74@l4c, and A coffee, l21<@I21lc'
SALT-s2 1903 Is D Dbl, domestic and dairy.
WHISKY-Firm; 81 0O y gallon.
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Meetiurof the bar.

At called meeting Of the Memphis
bar, held this morning at the Office o.
Humes q Poston, in connection with the
death of Thomas G. Scarborough, Esq,
Charles Kortrecht was chosen Chair
man, and w. X. Poston Secretary.
Messrs. L. B. Mcfarland, r. ID. Fray
ser and U. w. Miller we're appointed a
COMMITTEES to prepare and report suitable
resolutions to an adjourned meeting.
Messrs. John S. Kerr, j. W. Jeffer-
son, 8. p. Walker, w. d. Beard, J. W.
Scales, 0.iP. Lyies, G. w. Winchester,
w. X. Poston, s. X. Cannon and John
johnson were appointed pail bearers.
Moved and adopted that the members
of the bar attend the funeral in body
from Central Methodist Church, on
Union street, at four o'clock this after
noon.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
again at the first Chancery Court room
az 10 o'clock am. on the first Friday in
October next.
CHARLES KoRTRECHT, Ch'mn.
w .1K PosToS, Secretary alHc
Memphis. July %. 1872. Ia as.4-.f
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Personal.

Mr.. C. NJ. B. Thurmond, formerly a
prominent member Of the Memphis bar,
but more recently of Mississippi, has
returned to the city and will probably
locate here again. .9r
DR.. A. j. Frantz, the jolliest and most
popular newspaper man in Mississippi,
was in the city this morning. The ira
ditional Dolly Warden jug was not dis
coversble about him, but he had copy
of the last Brandon Republican promi-
nently displayed about his clothes, q He
is just getting home from the Baltimore
Convention. .e1
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Local Lottlnra.

The warm continues. The Elevator
works beautifully. Concert in the
Square tonight. The days are growing
shorter. The last three mornings have
been excessively warm. while the after
moons were renderd at times quite pleas
ant by slight clouds and an occasional
breeze. We have attached safety
valve to the thermometer intended for
our Office. H, G.--Honest Government
A bar-keeper was astounded yesterday
when drinkist asked for a little
more protoxide of hydrogen ( in his
glass; he meant ice. Even pitchers and
water coolers sweat in this weather.
Little Rock, suburb of Memphis, is
excited over ghost. The chain-gang
are cleaning the streets again; thanks.
Mrs. I. Il. Allen and T. II. Allen, jr.,
OF this city, were at the Metropolitan in
Little Rock yesterday. g. F. t., the
champion egotist, says if he is fraud he
is the most successful fraud in America,
Josie Mansfield was refused admittance
to a public hall in Saratoga the other
evening; she should start woman's
rights paper immediately Gently to
hear, kindly to judge, is Shakspeare's
definition of charity. The streets look
almost deserted these hot days. The
ladies', such as remain in the city,
scarcely appear on the streets at all ex-
cept early in the forenoon. Memphis is
expected to do twenty-five per cent.
more business the incoming season than
any season previous since the war
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Blank t..".) indicates no report; cipher 10Y
T0ffciaH s.w. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service. U. s. A.
The river declined one inch here since
our last report, and is swelling nearly a
foot per day at Cairo, and at st. Louis
the rise has been nearly FIVE feet. The
Missouri is rising again, and will go sew
eral feet higher. The Arkansas is fall
ing as rapidly as it rose, having gone
down ten feet in four days. White river
has good stage to Batesville Bust
ness last evening was some better to-
day it relaxed into the old quietude. To
say the weather is hot hardly expresses
.he true meaning of the word; with the
mercury at 920, one can well do without
paper collars and winter clothing.
The following towboats with coal have
arrived at Louisville since our last re-
port Panther, Pickett, J. A. Wood, Jas.
H. Bigley, John Perry John Harrol,
Evan Williams, A. j. Baker, Mary Ann,
Oil Valley. IS
The towboat Alice Brown has been
raised and landed at Portland.
The Pauline Carroll will pass down to-
morrow evening for Vioksburg, Natehez
and New Orleans. ar, ln
The Mary Boyd goes to the Arkansas
tomorrow evening.
The City of Vicksburg leaves here to-
morrow for Helena and Yicksburg.
The mercury at New Orleans rose to
over 1907 yesterday for the first time
this season. .l
The Colorado went down last evening
with four hundred tons for Vicksburg.
The Chester got away about nine pm.
with fair trip for St, Louis.
Julius Chambers, Of New York, the
Dolly Warden canoeist. passed down
last evening on the James Howard for
New Orleans. His canoe was sent to
New York by rail from st. Louis.
Captain N. B. Fowler, the very popu-
lar secretary Of the Thompson Dean, is
employing himself during "hy-time
on his farm near St. Louis. 1t is said
that he is reapinga golden harvest from
the sale Of the tactical fluid alone. 3D.
The old wharf boat used by the st.
Louis Packet Company will be sold to
the Memphis and Cincinnati Packet
Company. a.l-
The total rise in the Arkansas was
eight feet. 1vt aL
The Chiekasaw's boat float has again
gone to Davy Jones locker, and will
likely remain there. The wrecker Aid
could not keep it afOdt and gave up the
Job. .. rn
1t was rumored upon the levee last
evening that the Pink Yarble was over
loaded, and that some oil-cake and po-
tatoes had to be thrown overheard TO
keep her from sinking. She took on
board some 400 barrels Of potatoes, but
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER oyyIcE.

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE, I
500 MEMPHIS. TENN. July %. 1872.
sr There is an improved demand for
money to-day, and among the applicants
at the banks instances we're noted where
depositors who for two years had not
been among the list of applicants were
borrowers. Rates are steady at l0@l2
per cent. at the banks, and l4@2 per
cent. per month on the street Ex-
change is steady at par "a premium
buying and selling. with transactions of
$4,000 between banks, at 81 premium
per $1,000. Gold is steady at ll4s in
New York. Purchasers by dealers to-
day we're $1,000 at 1874, and $4,000 at
ia. Local investments are extremely
dull, the only transaction reported being
dealers sale of $4,000. Mississippi
and Tennessee second mortgage bonds
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CRoP PRosPEcTs.-The crops in Mon
roe and Phillips counties, Ark, are re-
ported fine. They have been injured
there, however, by the continuous rains.
Corn is very fine, and Il is only to be
regretted that there is not larger area
planted. Cotton, that is clear of grass,
looks well, and since the cessation of the
rains the farmers hope to make an aver
age crop of three-quarters of bale per
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-26

IcE-WATER FouNTATHS-Ih Trenton,
N. j., the city, at its own expense, has
placed an iee.water fountain in front OF
the city hall, where the thirsty many
come and drink. In Memphis there is
not q public we'll or cistern, and the
thirsty individual who happens to be out
of his own immediate neighborhood is
almost driven to the necessity of drink
ing beer, or some other beverage. The
lack of a public fountain has driven
them into the ice-house or hotels, until
these have closed their fountains against
the multitude, and leftthem mo- other re-
source but the saloon. Let the city or
some philanthropical citizen get up
public fountain or cistern, or d mann
moth water cooler, and thus supply swell
tering humanity with a pure and una
beverage, ,.,s.e,s
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PuMPs, 44s Main street.

ALI lovers of good things, in the way
of bibables and eatables, are invited to
a grand opening lunch to be spread at
1853 Main street, Charley SmalPs old
stand on Monday, July 29th, when every
good thing the market affords will be
offered in abundance. Fresh beer, aHd
all liquors of the best. Come one and
all, and give Charley Weber, the sole
proprietor, a rousing opening. Good
lunch set every day. l2S
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-26

FIR on JEFFERSON STREET. Almost
the entire central portion of the city
was excited this morning over big fire
on Jefferson street, above Main. The
cause Of the fame and the immense
volume Of black, impenetrable smoke
was the overlooking of one Of the big
tar kettles used in repairing the Nicol-
son. The tar ran over the top of the
Kettle aad down the street, a stream of
liquid fame. No other damage was
done than the burning of the tar.
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7. again discharged half that amount, the
! James Howard taking them last night.
We give the rumor for what it is worth.
J The James Howard went down last
night at dark, taking here 600 barrels
new potatoes for New Orleans. The
Towards cargo is monster one. She
left st. Louis with 1900 tons freight and
got nearly 1000 tons at Cairo, consisting
mostly Of heavy freight at seventeen and
half cents per 100 pounds and thirty
cents for -four. Among the items Of her
cargo were $500 barrels potatoes, 200
hogsheads tobacco, 500 barrels whisky,
1000 sacks oats, and bacon, -four, poul-
try, furniture and an immense pile of
other stuff. She had, on leaving here,
nearly 1900 tons freight, of which so tons
are for Vicksburg, 400 tons for Natchez,
300 tons for Bayou Sara and $50 tons for
Baton Rouge. When she left Cairo there
were 500 barrels potatoes and 700 tons
other freight awaiting the Pauline Car.
roll. She also left 5000 sacks grain and
so hogsheads tobacco at New Madrid fer
the Carroll Barring accidents, the How
ard through her agents and officers, will
net from $4,000 to $4,000 on this trip
"a very fair profit for fly time
Clarence Hall, the well known passen-
ger agent OF this city, made an appoint
ment to address the wharf rats at the
navy yard last night upon the political
issues of the day, but the mercury went
too high for him, and the last we heard
of him he was vending his way out to
Scotland with a huge yellow parasol
over his head (the place where tie
hair, etc., etc. A large yellow and
red bordered towel or sheet served
him as a pocket-handkerchief and
minus collar Che wears paper col
lars and his n had wilted), he paraded
Main street in a northerly direction,
bound for the bosom of his family, with
his own shirt bosom wide open, trying to
catch breath of fresh air
The Shamrock will be down tonight
and returns tomorrow evening to Cairo,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
The VIM. Cowan leaves Louisville to-
night with tow of coal for the South.
The St. Louis Democrat pronounces
the statement that John N. Bofinger
was negotiating for the purchase of
Kountz's entire line of steamers "a
whopper."
Keokuk was flooded by tremendous
rain storm, lasting five or six hours, on
the 22d inst.
Garrett Huls joins the City of Vicks-
burg here on her next up trip.
There is but two feet of water in Red
river at Shreveport and six feet below
there to the mouth.
The st. Louis Republican of the 25th
contains the following news Captains
Carter and Conn are both lying quite
low at their residences in this city. The
R. E. Lee base ball club were passen-
gers to New Orleans on the Pauline Car
roll last evening"
The Julia, Captain Boyd, leaves this
evening at five o'clock for St. Louis
and all way landings. Colonel James
Thompson holds forth in the office.
The G. W. Cheek leaves this afternoon
At five o clock in the place of the steamer
j. White, for Chicot and all the way
andings. Captain George Malone com
hands, and Charley Sharpe, Wildberger
md Jackson, are her popular clerks.
The Julia, Phil Allin and Cheek came
Up this morning from below. 'aa
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J. W. S. BROWNE. 44s Main st.
No Politics In Local Omces.

] am an independent candidate for
Sheriff of Shelby county. If elected,
shall appoint the best men can get for
deputies. Will strive to do my duty to
the people Of this county. The Office
shall never be used as a political machine
while / am Sheriff. If consistent with
your views, will be glad to have your
support. Yours, with respect,
100 A. P. CURRY.
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FINE engraving of every description,
wood cuts Of buildings and machinery
at short .nOtice in the best
manner at Eastern prices. Send US
your orders; will guarantee perfect sat
iSfdctioR or no charge.
hna >po' BOYLE q CHAPMAN,
% Engrayers, Printers and Stationers,
1872 279 Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-26

| hereby announce myself an INDIE
PENDENT candidate for the office of TAX
COLLECTOR OF SHELBY COUNTY, subject
to nothing but the ballot-box. Election,
August LIST. .fr
1872 HENRY M. LoEwENsTIYE.
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81 SHORT TIME.
SOUTHERN PALACE.
ONLY A FEW DAYS LONGER.
guHfuI uaI.
I'd
Our retail stock of .s
Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots, shoes,

AhN =
Is being rapidly closed out, and the sale
will be continued only for a few days
longer. auA4 ,
Remember, still greater reductions
have been made, to close out our retail
stock as soon as possible, in order that
we may engage in the exclusive whole
sale business early in the fall. and are
now selling goods at
AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES.
Call, and be convinced that this is
the greatest chance to obtain goods at
extraordinary low figures ever offered.
Goods marked down regardless of cost.
D. C. & II. NJ. LOEWENSTINE,
Southern Palace, 1872 Main street, three
doors from Union. a&'e
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WAYTED-SoNE CoLD.-0 for Polar
breeze, freezing look, cold repulse. a
situation in an ice-house, a photograph
Of the frozen sea, cold comfort, cool i'm
pudence, or anything else that is cold,
even If there be a straw at the end of it.
An ice-house would be an-ice place now
to catch cold. a"
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A Card.

Phil Krieg, the well known tonsorial
artist, who few days since returned
from Little Rock has again become part
owner of the shaving emporium in the
rear of Leubrie's cigar store, in CONNER
cial Place, and with bis partner, Mat
Bardy, can be found there at all times.
, I0g p u ID 81 TT. - s. = s.
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COTTON.

The Liverpool market advanced Id
since the closing dispatch last night,
and sales there to-day WIRE large. New
York is steady at 22c for middling, and
NO change in futures. Sales since cur
last report were 100 bales, at l62@l7c
for ordinary; ls3c for good ordinary;
low middling, 2Ol@2lc, and middling,
2llc@22c.
Our receipts for the commercial week
ending to-day are 256 bales, shipments
81, and sales $50. Last week, respec-
lively, 3l2, 450, $780, and the same week
last year, 1859, ll6s and 1915. l3la
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-26

DOLLY WARDEN CANoE.-Mr Julius
Chambers, Of New York, has padded
his own canoe a distance of 1919 miles,
from Lake Itaska to St. Louis. Yester-
day he passed down the river with his
Great Eastern, Dolly Warden" on his
way to New Orleans. Dolly is made of
paper with a cedar deck, and draws but
four inches water. ..Fr como tH
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During the corresponding week last
year, receipts at Liverpool were $4,000;
American, 10000. Sales, $4,000. Stock,
sos, 100; American, BOG, 900.
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To SAVE IcE.-To save your lump of
ice make an envelope of flannel and
newspapers, and place around it. A lady
who has tried it says the plan is perfect
ly effective. A raRstnEE a9ilas'
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Ladies and gentlemen, by calling at
the Continental Restaurant, can be ae'
commodated with private rooms and
meals to order at the low price of fifty
cents a meal. Open day and night. %
w. W. K1xGDoN, PrOp'r.,
l29 80 Jefferson street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-26

, The friends of A. p, Curry are re-
specially invited to attend meeting at
Rocco Hall to night.
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JoE LOCKE. news agent at 1861 Main
street, has all the latest newspapers, pic
tOrials and magazines. News goods of
every description can be found at
Locke's. tH .l1a
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For Constable Fifth civil District.

John German is an independent can
didate, election in August Mr.. German
is known to the, publisher of this paper
as an honest, efficient, capable gentle
man, who, if elected, will fill the bill of a
good officer and give perfect satisfaction
to his constituency. 100
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Government securities are active and steady
Sterling exchange is steady at 1925. Paid fol-
carrying gold, 2 D cent.
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The old company sells gas at 50 90 per
1000. No charge for setting meters,
Office, 29l Second street. SGT
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HOUSE WANTED.-A house, containing
about six rooms, convenient to business,
is wanted by desirable and prompt
paying tenant. Inquire at S. Kaufman
4 Bro, $50 Main street. 1923
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How THEY REruRS.-EysrybOdy from
hot Springs comes back with exceeding
short hair. That's the way you can
tell the men who have swallowed and
bathed in the water of the Springs.
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WE observe that the finest grapes in
market this season are being shipped
from Magnolia and Grenada, Miss, 10
Lyle Il Shields. Fruit dealers should
make a note Of this. l.Ift.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-26

II. g., HOIIenberg has the finesf
stock OF pianos and organs i'm rhe
city. Call and see him IL yOu like
fair dealing and no humbug. SIT
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WALKER has news goods of every de-
scription at his stand-No lO5 Beal
street, opposite the market. 1927
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] herewith withdraw from the canvass
as candidate for County Tax Collector.
1911 gsHl JOHN GEUGEL.
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FRUIrs.-Physicians say that fruits
are not only wholesome, but absolutely
necessary TO supply certain wants and
wastes Of the system, and should there
fore be eaten freely at proper times.
The fruit should be fresh and ripe. A
green appleTsAy be- AS fatal a. slbal-
letsT a. rrrfhru a. on \
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NoTIoE.-Fruit boxes made to order
at the fruit and vegetable store of R. L.
Patdllo. 25l and 253 Third st. [l27
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FAST TIME.--The latest papers and
magazines are received at the corner of
Second and Monroe as quick as they
can be brought here. Mansford is sell
ing his old magazines and papers at low
rates for the convenience of summer
readers. I --s,u D. ..slsW ~
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Genuine Gravel Roonng, BY Bar.
thOlOmew d. Allen, 40 N. Court. l04t
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PITTsBURs and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. +
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10.E a.m.-Cotton i nominal. Sales for Sep
tember, 30l1 4 October, 191k; November, l9c.
Sales for future delivery yesterday evening,
$50 bales.
12:l5 p.m.-cott0n isquiei. Spot sales, CO..;
futures, 600. Sales for August. 20 IS S-l6ei
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GRAVEL, or composition roofing, both
GENUINE, by E. c. Jones, 2sl Main st.
QQ4 HHH T.HM .nI .
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Co.'s LEB coaL Tar for sale at Gas
Company Office, 2sl Second ct. Tot
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GRAFEs received twice a day from
Barbour's vineyard. rqsIl
l3l 0LvER, FISSIE 4 &c.
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WIN. WALLACE, j. P, will be in the
Office of S. A. Moore, Esq, No. 3S Mon
roe street, to transact business as magis-
trate. lZlI
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DRIVEN WELLS, 44s Main street.
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Buy your wood from C h. john
son, III Poplar st., near Fourth. q
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Violin and guitar strings. best
italian, at II. Seehausen's, 240
second street. SET
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
BOATS THAT LEAVE TO-DAY

BOATS THAT LEAVE TO-DAY.
st, Louis. p. m
Chicot. .............5 D. IN
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Jslia, Vicksburg.
" Colorado, st. Louis. n
" James Howard, st. Louis.
G. W. Cheek, Chicot.
Phil Allin, Friars Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Colorado, Vicksburg.
" City of Chester, st. Louis.
" James Howard, New Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
Cheek, Phil Allin, Julia.
RIVER, WEATHER, MISCELLANEOUS.
The rise and fall at other points since our
last issue, as reported by the Signal Service
Bureau. is as follows:
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The Concert.

Tonight Arnold's brass band will dis
course some excellent music under the
direction of Manager Lou Leubrie. The
Square will of course be filed to its ut
most capacity by all the lovers Of good
music in the city.nlThe programme ap-
1o1our.
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GAS rlTrlso, AS Main street. {
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NV 0RLEANs. July Is. II :S0a.m.-Cotton is
dull. Low middling, 2092lc. Sight ex-
change, Sl69kc premium. Sterling. 251S9
sj5sc. ReeeiPts.l-. ~ ~
NEW YoRK. July Is. 1Ols.m.-The market
opens nominal. Sales At all United States
ports yesterday, so; receipts, S24: here. 3.
Sales for September, zoe: October 1sISc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-26
FoR RENT.

w. A. WHEATLEY, Rental Agent,
Bethel Block, Office No. 3. Receiver.
amps accepted.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-26

NOR RENT - DWELLING NO. - EN-
II change street, with four rooms. kitchen
and servants room. Possession given first of
August. 127-l28