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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-18

An adjourned meeting Of tho Citizena'
Committee was held at No 80 Madison
street, yesterday afternoon, to make
further preparations for the reception TO
be rendered General Frank Cheatham.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That inasmuch as the time
set for the reception OF General Cheat
ham is too near at hand to enable us to
extend personal invitations to the peo-
pie of Memphis and of Shelby county, or
to enter upon an extensive correspond
ence, therefore, every person who favors
the election Of General Cheatham or the
success of the Conservative organization
is hereby cordially invited to cooperate
with the several committees in pro-
noting our common object, and to be
present at the reception on Saturday.
The chairman stated that over one
thousand persons had given assurance
Of their sympathy with the objects OF the
Citizens Committee. The committee
adjourned to meet again at four clock
to morrow afternoon.
THE MEETING THIS MORNING.
Mr.. Tom johnson called the meeting
to order, and j. A. Hayes, jr., was az
pointed secretary.
On motion Of George Mellersh, Esq
the invitation of Messrs. O'Bannon *
Morris, extending the hospitality of the
Peabody Hotel to General B. F. Cheat
ham during his stay in the city, was ac-
cepted, owing to its central location.
The following resolution was offered
by Captain l.. B. Mcfarland:
Resolved, That the thanks of this
committee be rendered Colonel 5. b.
Robbins, of the 0verton Hotel, for his
generous offer of hospitality to General
B. +. Cheatham.
The Committee of Arrangements deem
it proper that the Committee of Recep-
ton meet General Cheatham on the
Charleston road and accompany him
into the city, and that the Committee oil
Arrangements, together with as many
citizens as choose to attend, shall meet
him at the Memphis and Charleston
depot and escort him to the Peabody
Hotel; that there the hospitality Of the
city shall be rendered him during his
stay in Memphis.
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DRIVEN WELLS, l6 Jefferson 81
Amusements.

MEMPHIS THEATER.-To-night we are
to have the long-promised treat-a lee
ture from Miss Lillian Edgarton. She
has chosen for her subjectto-night "Wo-
man is Coming" and everybody is anx-
ious to hear when the woman is coming,
what she will fetch with her and how
long she will stay after she gets here. A
good audience at the theater tonight
will be tribute to the intelligence of our
Memphis theater-goers, and we hope to
see such an audience there.
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MoTInEi

A. H. Goodman, the welLknoWn mer-
chant tailor at 100 Main street, has just
received, direct from the importers, a
complete stock OF goods, such as Meltons,
Edredons, Casters, diagonals, elastics,
cloths of all shades, doeskins, Scotch and
English suihngs, pautalOon goods in all
imaginable styles, yestings in endless
variety, which he viii make up in the
latest styles and the best possible man.
ner. 4 perfect ct guaranteed in every
instance. Give him a call. 30
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Circus gone Dusty again. flcnlc
tonight. Beautiful nights. The cotton
sales on Front street yesterday foot up
nine hundred bales. Another boarding
house gone. Ice is being shipped from
Memphis to New Orleans. Cheatham
will have big reception here. Cars
will be running over the Jefferson street
track before long. Hurry up the pave
ment around the elevator before the
rainy season sets in. Don't forget that
you have only short time in which TO
prepare articles for exhibition at the
Industrial Exposition A number of
gentlemen left the city for Lonoke this
morning. supplied with rations and camp
supplies for ten days hunt ON the
prairies. Is it proper to state that a
house that has burned down has gone
up? The moonlight picnic at Alexan'
der Park tonight will be an enjoyable
affair. The circus men have folded
their tents, like the Arabs, etc. 1t is
said that the progress Of this city toward
prosperity is impeded by the number Of
special constables we happen to have.
The political goose honks high in
Memphis at present. By sailing your
stock on the railroad track you can get
your beef killed easily and can recover
heavy damages from the company
Mosquitoes are billing and cooling
our citizens al present, and the bills are
met promptly with profanity. The jaw
bone of the whale at the circus killed
many Memphian. The frrepressiblt
Egotist is what Cheatham man CALI
Al. The Louisville School Board has
decided corporal punishment not a bad
thing if applied at the right time and or
the right place. Everybody now admits
that either q. S. Grant or Horace Gree
ley will be elected to the Presidency. A
Memphis man refused to drink an An
drew johnson cocktail for fear of being
strangled." Joe Jefferson says the
statement that he has retired from the
stage is all in his eye" A man without
redeeming quality is the fellow beloved
by pawn-brokers. A wife should be like
roast lamb-nicely dressed, but without
any sauce" The conundrum, " Is il
wrong to cheat a lawyer" has beer
answered: mo; but impossible.
Shakespeare was great admirer of the
German composer List; he says, List
o, listl" The Laura Fair murder j:
said to have been the foulest one or
record In California. The population
of Memphis has increased since the
fire. Encke's comet is coming tail fore
most. A scientist asserts that sill
dress dyed with pecrate of lead will ex
plode when subject to little friction
the silk-incased bellies must beware, Of
dark parlors may be suddenly and awk
wardly illuminated. Gentlemen, | d.
not intend to permit either Mr.. johnson
or General Cheatham to ride into offic,
on my coat tail" is the way a cleve
candidate for office in this county settles
the. issue" Holly Springs will have I
grand barbecue and mass meeting oil
the 26th Tomorrow week., which viii
be addressed by number of distin
guished gentlemen from Alabama, Ten
nessee and Mississippi.
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gAaeINa- Range lroa q 70 100 Tor lIsht

BAGGNG-Ranges from "A to Ice for light
and heavy brands.
BRAN--Steady. sales to arrive at sl7 So
BACQN-Firm and searcei clear sides. l2@
Fac; clear rib, lls4@l11sc; shoulders. sac;
sygar.curod hams. l71l9lSc breakfast bacon,
GifiCKENs-Fair supply at 80 5O@i 50 as
to size for young, and "a 5O@5 old.
CHEESE-Northern factory. l5@l6c; Eng
COTTON -SEED-Active demand at the
mills; price advanced 70 sll y ton:
COFFEE-Steady: Common Rio. lg@2Qc;
DUcKS-NominalIys 50 1904 90 per dozen.
CABBAGES-Quiet atS2 25@2 90 for inferior
and common, and 81 0O@4 50 for choice.
| CORNMEAL-Firmer sales at 81 20 out Of
CoRN-Yellow and mixed, 57@5sc; white,
59@60e.
EGGs-Irregulara at 25@26c;
FLOUR = Steady at former rates. Low
grades, 81 5095 90 medium, s. 25@7 80; fam
lily and fancy. 81 OO@9 50; sales 30 bbls AAA
at IS so.
GRAPES Steady at 5@sc y lib for common
'Hh4Y1E&ier. We quote at 81 25@l IS p 100
ern, from the levee; Arkansas prairie, SIS.
LEM0NS--Steady at 81.
LARD-Firm. Wequote: Tierce, l04@l013c;
key, llA@ll1ac; bucket, ll@llAc; tin pail.
M0LASSES-Firm; Orleans, common to
prime, 50@70c; Sugar house syrups. common,
l0@50c; fair TO good, 55970c; Eastern syruys,
5O@75c.
NAILS Steady at So 25 rates.
ANGES-Citron, so q Dbl.
0NIONS-Quiet, at 81 Sj@3 90 per Dbl ship
ping order for choice.
0ATS-Held firmly at 3sc; from store, 42@
45c.
MESS P0RK-In iobbinR way, SIS 5O@
l6 90. and scarce.
PEACHE--Sales at 75c@1 90 q box.
PEARS-Held firmly at 81 q box.
POTAT0ES-Shippers purchase at 81 25@
! 50 for choice qualities; selling rates. 81 20
shipping order.
SUGAR-Firm open kettle Louisiana, infe-
rior to choice, CYCLIC. yellow clarified, ll54
white. 1Ss4gl4c, and A coffee, l2s4@l25sc.
SALT-S2 1903 Is u Dbl, domestic and dairy.
TIES-Are firm; S1z9S54 the inside price for
lots Of not less than 800 bundles.
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W
Observer Signal Service. U. S. A.
THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.
From the tabulated telegraphic report
above, it will be seen that the rivers are
declining at all points reported; also
that the water in the upper Mississippi
and Ohio is getting very low At Nash
vile the water is but nine inches above
the lowest mark reached in years, and
navigation is entirely suspended in the
Cumberland. The Arkansas and White
rivers are dead low, and only navigable
for the lightest draught boats. The
weather is much warmer than at this
time last week, and the dust is again
accommodating on the streets and landing.
BUSINESS
at the landing last evening was fairly
active. The Fort Gibson. from the Ar
kansas, brought three bales of cotton.
The Kyle put out one hundred and fifty
tons. The Dardanelle and Boyd, for
the Arkansas and White rivers, had fair
trips out, and the lower bend packets
White, Cleburne and St. Francis-were
patronized better than for many day.
The st. Joseph went out light, and the
Heilman went back to the Ohio with
fifty bales Of cotton. The Dexter came
down this morning, and added eight
hundred sacks of oil cake. The Katie
Kountz, for Red river, was well laden
and got away at noon. The Phil Allin
had fair trip.
BOATS TO LEAVE.
The City of Vicksburg will 90 down
tomorrow evening for Vicksburg.
The City of Chester is the Anchor
Line steamer for St. Louis tomorrow.
Thursday is the day the Batesville
leaves here for White river.
The Phil Allin, Captain Stack Lee,
will 90 out this evening for Helena,
Friar's Point and the lower landings.
The Henry Ames will be here to leave
at six p. m. tomorrow for New Orleans.
The Jennie Howell, Captain Alex
Holiday, will be down to leave at seven
pm for Vicksburg, Natchez and New
Orleans. Her accommodations are I'M
surpassed, and fare equal to that eff the
best hotels.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Legal Tender left st. Louis last
night for this city.
Captain Mckenzie left Louisville yes
terday with the Bette Gilbert and barge
and crane-boat for Wabash river, to COM
mence improvements on that stream.
General Weitzel put his force to work
on the cross-dam at Louisville yesterday
TO repair the damage done by ice last
winter. No new work will be done on it
this season, Congress having made no
Appropriation for the completion of the
dam.
Bohlen, Huse & Co., the most extern
sive ice dealers in the West, are to-day
loading 100 tons Of ice on cars to be sent
by rail to New Orleans, and are supply
ing every river town and city below
here. Fortunately they laid in large
stock last winter and have enough to
supply half the Southern cities.
The W. Cowan left Cairo last night
with eleven barges of coal for this city.
The Ohio is ahoGs stationary, with but
twenty-fOur inches in the chute at Louis
vile; thirty-fouf on Portland Bar TWEEN
ty-six scant at French Island forty
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GENERAL MARKET.

Bacon is scarce to-day, there not be-
ing perhaps more than 100 casks in the
market; prices are 6rm as quoted. Corn
is quiet. Oats firm. Bran advanced
SOC. Corn-meal higher. Flour steady
and 6rm. Mess pork aud lars hrmer.
.ArPbES-Choice ani fancy, S 0tgf01 >
barrel; common, - oSes2 p.
BUTTFR-Choice in moderate supply only
at 23ci fair 10 prime, lS9lec; common, l29l5e.
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PUMPS, l6 Jefferson street.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0FyIoE.

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MENPHIs. Tenn. September Is. 1872.
The money market developed no new
features to-day, and from reporter s
standpoint was decidedly uninteresting
The demand for loans is increasing
daily, and is pressing in some instances.
Rates of discount at the banks are
steady at l0(@l2 q cent. q annum, but
make SO few loans that it is more nomi-
nal than real, while on the street the
lowest rate at which frst-class accept
anees for sixty day paper can be negoti-
ated is q cent. q month. How long
this state of things will last cannot be
safely stated, but unless the receipts and
sales of cotton during the next two or
three weeks are large, there will be no
let-up for month.
Exchange is in better supply, and cot
ton bills are taken at from s(94c dis
count, while the uniform selling rate to-
day is &c premium.
Gold is ll44@ll4s in New York, but
dealers decline to pay over 1929 for the
small lots offering.
Local investments are extremely dull,
ON account of the stringency in money,
and no transactions are reported. Quo
tations are nominal.
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PAUL WRIGHT, the well known news
dealer, has one Of the handsomest news
emporiums in the city, and he always
keeps it supplied with the latest periodi-
Gals and current literature.
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opens quiet. Uplands, 9'f@95s3; Orleans, 10
@l0lsd,
ap.m.-Cotton is quiet. Uplands, g1I@91sd;
Orleans. l0@l01sd. Sales, 10000 bales, Of
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Mr.. AND Mrs. DE GRAY Bennett $
Dancing Academy is now open for the
season. Private lessons given by those
scientific artistes in waltzing la galope,
deux temps, ETC., etc. 10
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The stock Of cotton in sight on SeptemberI3,
of eacy of the two past seasons are as follows I:

The figures Indicate an increase in the
cotton in sight of 1879, 905 bales compared
with the same date of 1871. Compared
with last year Bombay shipments during
the week ending the 18th decreased 1000
bales, and since January LIST decreased
100000 bales. Stocks at interior towns
OF the United States increased 1891 bales
during the same week, but we're 2l96 less
than the same week last year; receipts,
however, were 609l bales over those of
the preyious year.
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CRY and country merchants will con-
suit their own interests by examining
consignments at Frankland's, 1875 and
1877 Main street, before purchasing 30
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TRE LATEST ARRIVAL - Teas from
japan and all the tea regions. Parties
will be furnished with samples free at j.
Devoto's, corner of Third and Adams
streets ISL
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

BOATS THAT LEAVE TODAY.
Frar's Point. Allin.............5 pm
New Orleans. ..........Jennie Howell pm
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Fort Gibson, Arkansas river
Dexter, St Louis.
Katie P. Kountz, st. Louis.
" Phil Allin, Friars Point
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Dardanelle, Arkansas river.
" Mary Boyd, White river.
" Cleburne, Friar's Point.
" St. Francis, Mariana.
4. j. White, Chicot.
4" st. Joseph, St. Louis.
" Ada Heilman, Evansville.
Dexter, New Orleans.
Katie P. kountz, Red river.
BOATS IN PORT.
Fort Gibson, Check, Walt, Phil Allin
The following are the changes in the
rivers, reported by Signal Service tele-
grams, during the past twenty-four hours
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MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS RAIL
RoAD.-A meeting of the Directors OF
the Memphis aud St. Louis railroad was
held in this city yesterday, and Colonel
b. D. Williams elected President Of the
road. Preparations we're made to COM
menee a vigorous prosecution OF the
work and the early completion Of the
road to Cairo.
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WILLETr's billiard hall has closed for
repairs. 1t will be reopened on Satur-
day next, the 2lst inst, with everything
new and splendid. The customers and
friends of the house are invited to come.
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LARGE stocks of dry goods, clothing,
hats, boots and shoes, cutlery, notions,
at FARMLAND s, 1876 and 1877 Main st. 80
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CAMPAIGN BAlGEs, wholesale and re-
tail, 81 AanSford'a News nepoti, eea=n .=
Of Second aud Monroe streets. Fresh
styles just received. u
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Il;3O a.m.-Sales futures for September, 600
bales at 10 '5-l6c; October, 800 at 1870; No
vember, 400 at lst4c; November, 100 at Is ll-l6;
December. 800 at IS lS-l6c.
1880 p.m.-Cotton is dull and heavy. Spot
sales to-day, 176: futures, 100. Sales for Sep
TENDER, 100 bales at l914c; October. loo bales at
is 1l-16c; November, 800 at 1850; December,
go at lsi4c; January, 800 at lelie; February,
] 1Qf.atf
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CRY and country merchants will con-
suit their own interests by examining
consigpnents at Franklands, 1876 and
1871 Main street. before purchasing. g
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FRESH OYSTERS.

Crystal Palace. opposite Odd Eel.
lows HalI-Madame Vfncent's-is
I'm daily receipt of the finest Norfolk
and Saddle Rock oysters, either
served or by the can. q
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TRADE sales, all classes of merchan-
disc, throughout the season at Frank
lands, 1876 and 1877 Main street. 81
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WASTED.-An experienced fancy goods
salesman, and cash boy. Apply to
I. w. JOHNSTON & Co.,
10 80 Main street
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Go TO Allen Bros. for your groceries,
conner ysnce and fernando streets.
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YouSc oExrs new fall style silk dress
hats, just received at Wheaton 4 Co. s,
279 Main street. 10
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BOARDING.

noARDING-GOO FURNISHED ROOMS.
Is with board, at 200 Third street, between
Adams and Washington. Day boarders also
wanted lO-T
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New FALL STYLE silk dress hats now
ready. Wheaton & Co., "The Hatters,
279 Main street, sign of the tiger. rs
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Buy your wood from c q. John
sou, III Poplar ST.. near Fourth. ?
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FRESH OYSTERS.

Victor D. Fuchs, at Al Jefferson street,
is receiving them daily by express. Call
on him for your supplies. 81
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RAYED.


CtTRAYED-FROM1 los MARKET STREET,
y one yellow medium size COW and calf; COW
scalded on one of her sides; A liberal reward
will be paid By returning them 10 the owner,
i2-f Il. ACKERMAN, los Market st.
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LARGE stocks of dry goods, clothing,
hats, boots and shoes, cutlery, notions, at
Frankland's, 1876 and 1877 Main st. 80
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Office Leubrie's Exposition and
Dollar store.

To the Citizens Of Memphis:
You are cordially invited 10 attend an
exhibition of my calcium stereoptican
in front of the Dollar Store tomorrow
evening Wednesday,, 18th inst
l6 Yours truly, Lou LEuBRIE.
PUMPS. l6 Jefferson street. 98f
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LOST OR STOLEN.

T OST OR STOLEN = LIVER -c0L0RED
/ and white pointer dog, seven months old.
Five dollars reward will be paid for his return
10 MIKE PR0VENZALE,
15-16 57% Jefferson street.
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FOR SALE.
n Ss as PHlATRM,RARE oMANGE:

n Street, t1aAfol1. ~
T0E REDFORD's PAsTGkE AND
GRASS FARM-RAkE Cn ~ - s,1s;x,
MY FAEH. SEVEN MILES EhOlM; a JILL Ill
5nbd;v;dsd into selds and wood lots, and well
,donteS 10 grass culture or farm products;
Over half the land lays on small eleeh a .n
& IN the first quality. s Large portion OF the
remai der is fresh and quite productive. "A
mart has been seeded in grasses, spch as H, VI
chard. Red Top. Timothy, KENTUCKY Due
and Red Clover, which would have PRODUCED,
Sad II been harvested. two tons per acre. Inc
improvements are nrst-class and all new; con-
siSt;nr of a neat cottage Of three rooms, halls;
norehes. closets, pantry, kitchen, etc, in good
order. A splendid stall just finished Win
oii modern improvements. containing MY
stalls with sleeping room and feed room, ana
srge roomy loft above. over 100 feet long, also,
1uber Of outhOuses. Garden, orchard IN
IN, ing, and splendid well and cistern. Inc
oetil. niace is watered by never failing springs
entire Is. and cannot be surpassed in fertil-
~ ~. ~ ,Le country. From two 70 three t ie
ny u III n may be made per year, with little
sa hu uoIlsis By pasturing, and, II desired,
OF 10 eRpsnse' made in the North may be
Us hne ny IA sold in addition TO pastur-
kIo"nai W. e,rsst 4, rot Of the Selma railread'
ms. ~ ~ \; ,ne,stio, is scarcely two mics
Tins affordinr convenient iaei!i.uss ~ e;tr
ming any marketable comb 's9, SS;s III ;-ebiiifv
NV sole object for selling Il ph, - ne newt
10 attend It's management. and -, 20 cosh
forfy days will offer at bargain ~ 49,. =,
~ a poTiion down, balance on long DIE ~
will trade fer city property Also. ny ssgef y
fne Mich Cows, Driving Horses. NehielesI
ets etc. Possession Immediately. Address
me- care c. H. Bracket 4 Co., or call AZ ny
rs is5f h0'' fO'' MON. W. BEDFORD.
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Above low I
Changes.

fBeloW nigh water.
Blank (......) indicates no report; cipher 10Y
stationary.
I0fficiail S.W. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service. U. S. A.
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LOST.

r OsT-A POCKETBooR CONTAINING
IL a bont 800, and two drafts on Toof, Phil
lips x Co., one for S525 and one fol, $780, one
& Howell for sl6O. The public are notified not
10 trade for the above drafts. A reward Of
500 will be paid for the return of Rocketbook
and contents TO JOHN McGEARf,
l2-l7 81 Monroe street.
r OsT-A BLACK LEATHER BOOK, CON-
L 4 tanning a sum Of money, on Jefferson,
Main or Washington streets. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving 1t at Southern
Express office, 80 North Court street: Iii
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For SALE.


TaoR sALE-AN ELIGIBLE LOT. FRONT
Z ing 90 feet on Elicit street and running
known az lot No. S, in block " Buffers sub
division. This property Will BE- 20, s 4sr 10y for
cash. GEO. W. MlNCuEolEh,
NOR sALE-A 7-HORSE POWER P0RTA-
Z Bile engine and boiler. in good working
order, now running the presses In this offices
will be sold cheap TO make room for n larger
one. IT
E0R sALE-AT A FAIR PRICE-sADDLE
L and harness horses, at
lott u. d. DISM6KE's. 70 Monroe st.
nor sALR--A NEW siOO WHEELER &
IL Wilson sewing machine, at n big discount.
Reason for selling, don't like the kind and
want a different make. Apply at this office.
1871
NOR SALE-GAS FROM THE OLD COM
L pany at So 90 per 1909. No charge for set
ting meters. Office. 29l Second street. cot
COR SALE-OLD NEWSPAPERS. SUITA-
Z Bile for wrapping paper. very cheap, at
eS.S .e.@ = y.
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FOR Rent.

NOR RFNT-DWELLING HOUSE NO. III
II Washington street, and cottage on corner e
Promenade and 0verton streets. Apply w "
a UrhaatIav Rethel Block. la-lJ