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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-02
GENERAL mARKET.

Trade is more active in all branches. and
prices are advancing on all articles
of produce. Prices are firm as fol-
lows: Butter is firm at IL TO Ice for
cooking grades; % to 26c for choice. Eggs
firm at 25 to Tc.F In poultry the mar
ket is bare and prices nominal; live turkeys.
SIG to $40 per dozen chickens. S. so to So so;
no ducks or geese are offering. Cottonseed
is firm at sll per ton.l Flour is steady at
S6 rs to 10 50 for super tofancy brands. Corn
meal is held firmly at So 50 to So 90. Apples are
quiet at 50 so to 50for common to prime. and
Sc so for choice. Groceries are steady and un-
changed. Oats are held at s. to 69c. Corn at
So to 671<c Hay, s25 to $50. Bran. s27 to s27 25.
Potatoes range from So to475 for the differ
ent varieties. Provisions are frmer and a
shade higher. We quote dry sailed clear
sides "a to ne. hams &c. shoulders 81 TO &c.
Bacon moves at 81 to $40 for clear sides.
and 1871 to lac for choice hams, but breakfast
and shoulders are dull at 9h to 1Oc, and nc
respectively. Dressed hogs to nc. Fresh
beef sides 81 to nc. Fresh mutton 10c.
Mess pork per Dbl sl4 70 to SIS. Lard in
tierces "a to loo; in kegs 1919 to lie. and in
buckets "A to 1l1lc; shoulders. "a to nc and
scarce ; clear rib, few in the market at re.
with but little demand. Bulk clear sides. ~ to
ne; shoulders 81 to SIC; clear rib. to 71sc;
breakfast bacon is quoted at Zoe; sugar-cured
hams. 1879 to lac. Dressed hogs are in light
supply. with good demand; Memphis
dressed. 70. Dressed beef, to Sc; mutton. 8
to 1Oc, and in demand. Lard, in tierces. 81
to go; kegs, 10 to 101lc. Cheese, Is to
Ice. Hominy, 81 70 to IS at the levee.
Groceries steady. Rio coffee, q to 2i1lc.
Sugars steady; Louisiana open kettle, s to II
yellow clarified, lOA to l1sle; white clarified,
l21S to 12s4c crushed and powdered, 1294 to
lac. Plantation molasses, as to quality, 40 to
SIC. Rice. Carolina, 8 to 9kc; Louisiana, 81
&c Rangoon. 5 to SIC. Oranges are scarce;
dealers ask 81 to 81 50 per box and SIS to $50
per barrel. Lemons dull. with lots offered at
s. to per box. Dried apples in request att to
nc; peaches are dull at 6 to Sc. Nails, 81 20
20 az
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-02
Cnrioun Mistake.

The Appeal local, since the grand
duke announced that he would visit
Memphis, has been in state OF enthu'
siasm bordering on frenzy. This morn
ing he announces:
At the theater the "Fakir of Europe
made presents to very large audience
last night. He will repeat the pleasant
exercise to-day, as he has rignt . q eh,
pect, to larger. The rush for tickets
last night was sight to see ana 70 re-
member The presents are handsome
and seryiceable.
1t is needless to state that the taklr
did not perform last night, having 'eit
the city yesterday morning. Our neigh
Dor must be excused, since it has leaked
out that for several days and nights he
has been larboriously preparing an ode
in Russian to be recited by him to the
grand duke.
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The recent rise In upper Red river has
proven to be Of but little benefit to steamboat
men. The water is running out rapidly, and
is again very low.
The towboht N. J. Bigley arrived at New
Orleans Friday last. with the first tow Of coal
at that point this year.
A Shreveport exchange Of tho oath says
The bayou in the forty-eight hours ending
Yesterday evening. had fallen eight inches,
and Is now six feet and three inches above the
water mark previous to the recent rise."
IL Is expected that the rates for carrying
government freight on the upper Missouri the
coming season will DO about thirty per cent.
higher than they were last year. In 1871 the
boats lost money. end 1t Is presumed that no
contracts for 1872 will be made at less figure
than thirty per cent. over the former year.
The contract will be let in Chicago to-day.
The following boats are at.Evansville: Bib.
Hurt. Red Fox. L. L. No. l. Sam Groendyke.
Ida Norvell. Uncle Buck. Morning Star,
Quickstep. Fayette. Eddyville. Kate Robin
son. Mary Ament. Bridge Tender. CONNER.
cial. and the three wharf boats.
Captain Dick Lightburne. our wharfmaS-
ter adyertises his agency business extensive
ly in the Louisville papers.
The II. s. Turner. now in port. will leave
here on Saturday for New Orleans, and will
be the FIRST boat te leave for that point.
The Nashville Union and American says;
Steamboat owners seem to be we'll satisfied
the bill passed by the beard of aldermen on
Tuesday night, reducing the price Of wharf
age to FIVE cents per ton. If passed through
By the council tonight the situation will be
accepted, and our boatmen will pay their
wharfage cheerfully.
A number of .Pittsburgers have gone to
Chicago to lOok after the government con
tract for transportation on the upper Mis-
souri,. which is to be let on the first of Feb
ruary.
Of the gorge above Columbus. Cairo tele-
gram says:a
The Great Republic, Bodman. Longworth.
and the transfer steamers Illinois and St.
Louis. are stuck fast in gorge, in the Missis-
sippi above Columbus. with title prospect ef
their immediate release. From Capt. Ken
niston, of the Tom Jasper. who arrived yes
terday afternoon from Belmont. we have the
following information; . The Jasper lay up
at Belmonts below the gorge Monday after
noon. The gorge was from head Of Chalk
Bluffs 10 Columbus. The Charles Bodman.
loaded for New Orleans. was at the head Of
the gorge. The transfer steamer Illinois was
in middle Of the gorge, stopped BY the ice
and Dexter below Belmont. and due there.
The Jasper left her barge at Point Pleasant.
The report of damage to this barge was false,
Only little oakum knocked out Of seam.
The Jasper had her wheels damaged by the
ice which ran through. She had 600 tons OF
freight for 81. Louis. but not certain abOuI
re-shipping II.
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CoKE AND Coal TAR for sale at Gas
Company's Office, 29l Second ST. rot
Agray M a sIeeping.Car.

Last Wednesday night, as the Charles
ton railroad train was leaving Chatta-
nooga, ex- Confederate General d. H.
Maury entered the Pullman palace sleep
ing.car, and, meeting Conductor Trice,
asked him his name. On being in
formed, General Maury asked, "Are you
the man who circulated those lies about
Mr.. Davis?" Mr.. Trice responded, II
am the man who told what you refer to.
The general stepped back, put his hand
behind him and replied, You are q
id lying -" A scufile ensued, dur
ing which Mr., Trice knocked the general
down, and struck him over the head with
a poker until he became senseless. The
wounded man was removed from the car
at Huntsville by the employees of the
train. His injuries are said to be very
severe, and probably fatal. The diff
Guilty is much to be regretted, and ought
to have been avoided by all parties.
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new Drug ptore.

Calling attention to the card Of h. c.
Steever 4 Co. in another column, gives
us an opportunity to say a.truly deserved
and well merited word Of appreciating
commentator Of an establishment that
has been made, by the careful skill, in
dustry aud perseverance of its old pro-
prietor, II. G. Steever, the model pre-
scriptioa house of our city. The gem
tlemen who compose the present firm
are both graduates of the Philadelphia
School of Pharmacy, which, together
with long and extensive experience in
conducting select and exclusive pre-
scription and retail drug business, gives
them a rank second to none who have
th c responsible duty of serving our ctr
IONS in capacity, which, above all
others, requires so much of both profess
sional and personal skill and exactness
in detail .fa-
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
once. No. IS Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY OIRCULATIO N.
THE CITY.
nj Il M HIS,
Friday Evening" Feb. 2. 1879.
PITTsBUEG and Camel coal and z, ss
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 3s2 Mai
street, Bethel Block. I
Aniusements.


MEMPHIS THEATER.--Lotta, or the
18th instant.
LEcTUREs.-Olive Logan, on GIRLS "
and "Nice Young Men," on the l4tb,
10Th and 10th. n
BRooM's The Jefferson street o pera
House continues to be SLED by All en-
thusisstic crowd every evening. J lana
ger Broom has brought cut several new
stars, among others. Misses Ka thleen
0'Neil and Lizzie Shelton; the 70 rmer a
good vocalist and the latter ter pischo-
rean artist of merit. Tonight an at
tractive programme win be in CT oduced.
Go and see the fine variety tr oupe this
evening. New songs ARd dan .ces win be
in order.
OLYMPIC VARIETIEs.-Tlie Olympic
was crowded last night by Il lie friends of
the popular manager. Ne Y attractions
will be put on the stage to night. Man
ager Lusk has arranged programme
for this interesting occasi' IN full of nov
elites, consisting of ia ncy and clog.
dancing, comic and sentimental. songs,
negro comicalities, etc.
TrvoLI.-South Court street Alfred
Won Rolande and New Germ an Theat-
rical Troupe every night. Il5t
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PtstorIaI Family Register.

Mr.. B. Anderson, agent, is delivering
throughout the city most useful book,
entitled pictorial Family Register"
The work is adapted to recording fami-
Iy names, birthplace, dates, descent
and all other things necessary to q per.
feet family record. Suitable leaves
have been arranged for the insertion Of
photographs. til work that COM
mends itself to every family, and no
household should be without it.
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City Taxes.

In another column can be found the
notice Of City Tax Collector Robertson,
with reference to unpaid taxes. On and
after the 18th inst distress warrants will
be issued and levied on property. By
paying up this can be avoided, and cost
and interest can be saved. The city
taxes must be collected, and the collector
has no discretion in the matter. Re-
member the 18th of February.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0FTIoE.

~. PuBLIo LEDGER 0FVIoE,
MnMPHIs. TENN. February 2. lS2.j
Arkansas leyee bonds and their rapid appre-
citation is the chief topic of conversation to-
day. Sales of some $4,000 to $50, 10000 were
made in New York this morning at SC2s to Sic.
and the price increases daily. Some of the
" shorts who sold few weeks since at 1910
covered to-day at Soc. and there are others
who, will ELL at a still higher price, Confidence
in these bonds has been fully restored. and it
is expected that they will go to $50 here in
less than a week. Money is comparatively
easy at 10 to Y per cent.
Exchange is making more freely. with
the supply in excess of the demand.
Rates are steady at &c discount and par
buying and selling on all points.
Gold and silver, is offered sparingly. For
the former dealers pay 1904. and for the latter
1O6 to 1867. the New York rate being 1885.
With the exception Of Arkansas levee bonds
mentioned above. there is little change to note
in local securities. Memphis and Charleston
stock is in demand at 97c. with offerings Of
twenty-four hundred shares at Ace. and
$50 900 by a dealer at $50. In city secur-
tiles there is little doing. The currency
bonds are quoted at 591sc upon the streets,
and 6Os4c by dealers. The gold issue is
quoted at Csc. County warrants are strong
at 90 to sic buying and selling. Selma railroad
scrip is sold at csc. Tennessee money is
bought at IS ts SEC fer the old and S6c for the
new issue, and is sold respectively at IS and
SIC.
NEW YoRK. February Q. lO:S a.m.-GOv-
ernments are active and steady. Sterling ex-
change is very steady at 100. Gold is carry
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BREyIFIEs.


The police board did hot meet yester-
day afternoon, as anticipated.
Tickets for the ducal ball can be had
at the Peabody and 0yerton hotels.
Russian flags will adorn the front Of
the Peabody and 0verton hotels today.
Hundreds of maskers viii appear on
the streets on the 18th instant-Mardi-
Gras. ldi ;.s,
Joe Locke, the great newsman at 1854
Main street, has all the latest daily pa
pers, weeklies and monthly magazines.
This is Candlemas day, festival duly
honored and celebrated in the Catholic
church to commemorate the publication
of the Virgin.
Out Of respect to the grand duke and
to remind him Of 81. Petersburg, snow
fell last night and this forenoon, by spe-
cial request Of the committee Of arrange
ments
Persons wanting home or specula-
ton will read the notice under the for
sale I" column Of house and lot on st.
Martin street for sale, which means bus.
mess
Chicago Times and Tribune, Cincin-
natl Commercial and the leading dailies
Of the eouatry, are received regularly at
Mansfords news depot, corner of Sec
ond and Monroe streets.
The real Buffalo Bill is said to be the
grand dukes expense account. At the
ball tonight the style of wearing hair
will be the latest novelty from St. Peters.
burg. 1t is called the switch-off."
Olive Logan will lecture in this city
ON the l4th, 18th and 18th instants. The
Chicago journal calls her "a beautiful
missionary" and the Post a sumptuous-
looking woman" but it was left to the
Chicago Tribune to state that she had
more brains than beauty"
Col. Alfred L. Swingley, well-known
citizen and member of the bar OF this
city, died last night Col. Swingley had
been suffering from a paralytic stroke
for several weeks. The proceedings Of
the bar meeting will be found else
where.
EMMoNs Il SoN, newsdealers, at No. 10
Jefferson street, and 40 Main, have re-
ceiyed the latest daily papers from New
York, New Orleans, Cincinnati, St.
Louis, Chicago and all other cities;
also, illustrated weeklies, foreign publi-
cations, and news goods generally.
The escort committee will meet the
ducal party at Bartlett, instead of Wythe
depot, as heretofore announced. The
committee left by special train at half
past one O clock, and will return on the
grand dukes train at four o'clock this
.
afternoon.
Lolita, the most attractive and popular
actress on the American stage, will com
mence an engagement on the 18th inst,
at the Memphis theater. Her represen'
tation Of Fire Fly" a dramatization
from one of Ouida' novels, Under Two
Fl'sgs,p is one of the great presentations
in Yer repertoire. Everybody will go to
hear Lolita.
William Kehoe,! late chief of the fire de
partment, died last evening at his resi-
dence, "a Second street. Captain Kehoe
had been connected with the fire depart
unent of our city for over twenty years
Last night the FIRE bells were tolled an
nonncing his decease. His remains will
be borne to the cemetery tomorrow
escorted by the fire brigade, over which
he had for so long time presided as
chief.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
10. Dor MardI.aras!

Bridal.chambers and state.rooms on
steamer Belle Lee can be engaged by APP
plvin,z TO r. w. LIGHTBuRNE,
General Agent, 296 Front street.
Steamer Belle Lee leaves Memphis
next Wednesday. IooI
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Sales yesterday were 1000 bales. To-day the
New York market has declined sc, but is
hrm, with prospect Of the decline being re-
covered. Liverpool has advanced fraction,
and is quiet. New Orleans is steady. Factors
are confident of higher prices, and base their
actions accordingly. Some Of themthink the
Grand Duke will sweep the market at the
ruling prices and provide the Russian army
with material for clothing for the next ten
years. Buyers are holding of, in consequence
Of which transactions up to noon were limited
to $50 bales at our quotations of yesterday,
,vhsoh n "a az foll0ws.
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our citizens visited our hotels to-day in
order to inspect the decorations and
learn the particulars as to the general
arrangements made for the entertain
ment Of our distinguished guests. Mr..
James B. Cook, architect, is superin-
tending the adornment of the ball room.
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PERSONAL.

NNHE WONDER OF THE AGE--MILLIE
Il IDELL, the young and talented Doctress
and Fortune Teller, has arrived in this city,
and can be consulted for short time only.
She is endowed with q natural gift Of fore
telling your future, present and past life, and
offers $4,000 to any one that can equal her in
ne 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
lift CENTRAL HOTEL, Roem No. 5.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIIyALs.

ARRIyALs.
Steamer A. ]. White. Napoleon.
a. Indiana, New 0rleans,
a. Glencoe, New Orleans,
F" II. NJ. Shreve, Red river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Indiana, Cairo.
- Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
BOATS IN PORT.
Glencoe, H. NJ. Shreve, Minnie, Undine,
Pat Cleburne. Lady Lee, A. J. White, Pauline
Carroll, Columbia, st. Joseph. II. 8. Turner.
st. Francis, g. W. Cheek, Anna.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
Arkansas river. Pat Cleburne p. IN.
Napoleon lh4.....A. J. Wki.s.............5 y. III.
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STEAM BOATS.
For Arkansas River.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Comply
U. s. Mail Line-For Pine Bluff and Little
Rock.
PAT CLEBURNE........,...P ritchard. master
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT U-s,
| passenger steamer will leave slkssl ~
FRIDAY, February I'd, at s pm, eszsasss=1Aiiisa
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
w. II. KENNEDAY, Agent.
Office on Campany's Wharfboat,
130-l33 Foot of Court street.
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Wanted.

A good and steady printer, to conduct
country Office, in Bolivar county, Mis-
sissippi. Liberal wages offered. Call at
the Worsham house, on
eat lcra w. A. YERGER.
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n...n,lnn Committee.

The following ge utlemen composing
the reception committee will meet at
the Peabody Hotel to-,iAy at half past
three pm. John Johns on, Chairman
W. NJ. Harrington, Colonel D. X MeKeA,
Thos. F. Mackall, J. h. Smith, Colonel
A. J. KellAr, E. whitmOre, Major J. j.
Murphy. Amos Woodruff, I. A. Nelson
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CIRCULAR.
Ofiee Of United States Local Inspectors or
Steamers, No. u Madison street,
MEMPHIS, TESN.. January 1...1ST2.

MEMPHIS. lk1N.s January l.sl6IZ.
THE U. S. LOCAL INSPECTORS OF
j. Steamers for the District Of Memphis
hereby notify Tie egners and s4cczs 81 all
steamers Of the District, that, By the act Of
ConQress. approved February 3. ISL. and
khe Rules and Regulations adopted By the
Board Of Supervising inspectors. all steamer
are required 20 be provided with all instru-
ments, machines and equipments. for the
better preservation Of life. as required b.
said Law, &c soon as they can Be obtained.
These Rules and Revelations having been
approved and prczaalEated b. the Secretary
Of the Treasury, November 9, is7l, . strict
conformity thereto 4 now required.
Copies OF the law, and pamphlets Of the
regulations. coutainlnt ali necessary infor-
nation thereon, may Be obtained Al this ofice.
Owners and ohcers Of stsamerE not already
provided with the large lkeetl con taiuinE the
new Rules and heEulations for the govern
msnt Of Pilots. uhtlh takes sdest o. this day.
and which are required 10 Be kept framed IN
the pilot houss u every steamer. viii make
immediate Application Tor them a this efice,
GEORGE a CLARK
JAMES RALSTOF.
lsl-lS Q. 5. Loesi lzsr eti5ra
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The Rest Ne ne Chenpe.t.

just received, Y Yarmouth blOsters,
smoked halibut and salmon, Roe her
rings, new Canadian oatmeal, and other
articles too numero as TO MERTON, at j.
Devoto's, cor. Third and Adams. II2l-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-02

Go TO Dawson & Estes 2s2 Main
street, for Kentucky and F 'ennsylvania
WHISTLES, Virginia apple and peach
brandy. 1877
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WHisKr for the country rade at Daw-
son a Estes, 232 Main street. l27f
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TAKEN UP.

U,AKEN UP ON TUESDAY NIGHT. JAN
i uary 30th, small bay pony in good order.
The owner will please call; pay charges and
take him away. TH0S. SHERMAN, {.
lSS-l35 Cor. Union ave. and Dunlap st.
UNAKEN UPON THE NIGHT OF THE
18th inst. bay horse, which the owner
can have by applying to Seligman 4 Hall, IS
Union street. and paying CHARGES: l2St
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-02

Pure old Bourbon an rye at Dawson
& Estes, 2s2 Main stres t, opposite Clay
building. 1877
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NV ORLEASs. February ?. Il 30 s.m.-pet-
ton Is quiet. Kidding. G1s to Exc; low
niadlinE. ny to 2ijse. Sales. 500. Receipts.
sl0O. sight exchange. par. Sterling exchange.
commercial. lis to lls1s; bank. lisit.
NV Yo8K. February 2. 10 A-m.-fhe mar
kst opsns quist. Sales yesterday, H.65l; ~
ssipfs At all United States ports, A,ss2; re-
ceipts here, rs,
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BROWNE q BHovSr.sl5s ,eOOnd st. a.

Buy your wood from c. H. johnson,
III Poplar street. CIT
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Genuine crave Roonn.,, By Bar.
tholOmeW a All IN. 40 n. Quart. lOlf
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BOARDING.

DOARDERs-A FEW DAY B0ARDERs
ID can be accommodated at No. SO Madison
street. 6St
BOARDING THE wHITEMORE HOUSE.
undergone thorough repairs and been newly
refurnished, is now prepared to accommodate
boarders with light, pleasant rooms, and with
as good table as the market affords. Rates
very moderate. 29t
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LOST.

r OST-oNE RED COW. MARKS-A
IL small piece cut out of one ear and a little
h0le in one of the horns; the end Of the tail
is white. Informer or finder will get q liberal
reward Of b ACsKEERMAIESN.
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white and Little Red Rivers.

Memphis. White and Little Red River U. s.
Mail Line : Fer Helena, Devalps Bluff,
Searey. Augusta, Jacksonport, and all wa
landings.
LEGAL TENDER......W. ]. Ashford. maste
Leaves Memphis every TUES 81 asl $50 n
DAY, at o'clock PIN. .hESfsasilfzsSS
EMMA G. ELLI0TT......J. D. Elliott, master
Leaves Memphis every SAT- IL
URDAY, at 5 o'clock pm. -Iss.11--s-i--,ri>
The above elegant steamers connect at De
Wallis Bluff with the Railroad Monday and
Thlrsday going up, and Wednesday and Sat
urday coming down.
ELLIOTT 4 MILLER. Agents,
HAT Cor. Jefferson and Promenade sts.
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REWARD.

DEWARD FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
IL Lost, during Christmas week. from 535
Shelby street, white and brown spotted
setter slut. viii give IS for her return
129-lA S. l.. JAMES.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Memphis and New Orleans Pas,
senger Packet, Steamer
Belle Lee, go

J.F. HICKS, master JSo, 5, SULLIVAN. cl'k.
IL will leave Memphis for New Orleans. as
follows;
THURSDAY, January s5th, 1872
WEDNESDAY, February 9TH, 1872
THURSDAY, February 22d, 1SzG
THURSDAY, March 9Th, 1879
THURSDAY, March 21st, 1872
PartieslAT attention paid to all way and
P' fiei5i i ". Ii. KRNNEDaT. Agent.
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Gls-TrrrrSO at sl5 Second st. 81
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FoR SALE.

U,OR sALE-A FIRST7CLAss DRAY AND
q mule, with harness and license, Apply
70 GAGE Il FISHER,
1914 308 Front street.
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NEW YoRK. February Q. l0:S a.m.-GOv-
ernments are active and steady. Sterling ex-
change is very steady at 100. Gold is carry
ing atI7 per cent
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PHYSICIAN.
WANTED.
FOR RENT.

w. A. wHEATLEY, Rental Agent,
Bethel Block, ONCE No. 3. Receiver.
ships accepted. tu ~
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