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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-07
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Every drop Of the SAESAPAEILLIAS IaESDLl-
EAI Communicates through tIe blood. sweat urine
and other turds and uces Ct tie t- life
for repars the wastes Of the body v,. ssrHd
material SarofLa- AyPha. g0usulTtEou- Gl3udalar
diseases, Ulcers u the throat, .H-h. HlaEE Noaas
the Glands and other parts OF sst-.. sso-a Eyes
StTuIIsruus. discharges from the
forms Of skin aissaseF. ErlFtious, Fever sores 'l
Head, ltlCE 81 orm. salt EH-.at EFgsineIas. Acne
Back. Spots IS o-gHs ia the Fle-h Tsuors Cancers r
tho Womb, aud all Weakening ana Fa5uf-I sllarrsr
Nr-ht NWeatG Lr7s II and al che life
rriE pie, l-huI tlc curative range Of 1uder
Of u aueru Csult-g. ana feg " sd prove 81
Tor uIzr Of tIs=. forms Of ssasg sg
potent power them.
ftas IaIeat laltg becoming reduced iy she 7ras5ss
aud dgC-uTustf that b. -uualy fr1relsia- sue-
leCls IL arestuZ tss ss1as repairs The same frh
material made from healthy blaJ1-Hul t4is ana
SAE-APA HiLLDAS VIII rHd does securs-a cure is
certain Tor when once lis remedy -s WORK
Of puIlasalUn aud -uc=-C3s dluuisH-- tho Es4 Of
wastes, les repairs VIII be rapid aHd every day ta ua-
tcLt via feel himself crossing better and stronger. re
5oa aisestiaE better opposite improving, and -s
NJ only does the SABsAPARTLLfAS HEsoI-
bNI excel ar known remedial agents the Of
CHrualc crofulC1s, Csust and k:a dzsasgs
brt b. the ouig TrsiLLge cure
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NOTICE.

Eoarso furnished, FREE OF CHABG- g. .l..r..
C0thus attend Burrisls any whore ir -.H
Of Bolivar esIcctsuiiy.
serg2-7ta W Il
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Kidney and Bladder Conn
paints.

Urinary and Womb diseases Gravel DiaHetss Dr-FSy.
StoFFage Of " alter. incoutiusuce Of Urine Bright
disease. Albu mimi ana iu all there
brick dust derosts the water is tc, cloudy mixed
with substances zg TIE white Il egg threads E4
white silk, tftrs morbid. dark. bilious afFsar
aucs, and white L0u- deposits. and When there Is
Frtskmg burning srEsttlou when Passing water. and
pain IN t4- small q III. bach ll along tis loias.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-07

Dr.. Tutfs~aai,, Dye has No Bad Odor
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Ice CREAM AND RASPBERRY FESTIVAL

!
! Ice CREAM AND RASPBERRY Festival
It will be remembered that some time
since our friends Of the Presbyterian
Church, lost their Manso by fire. This
forced them to provide other quarters for
the time being for the Pastor Family.
The have now rebuilt nice new Manse,
which has been paid FIR but there is a
balance due for the premises rented las t
year. This balance the ladies propose to
pay out ofproce eds Of an. ice cream and
raspberry festival to be had at the vii.
kcrson House opposite court square tor
night Lot everybody attend. The OBJ
jeot is NEST praise worthy, and we be
speak for it the encouragement Of our.
citizens .-s-. ..........s..z
The locusts seem to be increasing in
numbers, and treateu total d isrddtioa Of
the Fruit crop ia some portions. Of the
eoaotry.-Ugion City c2ecter. .s,,. ..rr
Gov NJ Brown has been quite ILL., and
erious fears were entertained Of hi5 re-
Govern. but We are pleased to be>ablc to
announce his rapid recovery. .ss
Orr FyE EUgcrE CAPT Joscpl w,
Tate leaves for toar through Europe
in few days The Captain IS a Jolly
fellow and no dIub. will have jolly
time. ....s
W 7 NcCarley the numerous friends
Of the above named gentleman are hereby
notified thathe will certainly leave this
place on the lst, Of July, next AIlt!iose
desireing elegant pictures oftheInselyes
for their sweethearts their niEes and chill
dren had better avail thelnselves Of this
splendid opportunity while the good
weather lasts. There is+no better artist
and clever gentleman in Tennessee
than W. T. Mccartney. Now is the ac-
cepted time.
a T. 'CRAIxR -Elsewh ere win be.
found the announcement oS the above
named gentleman as candidate for the
Office Of Tax Collector Mr.. Grain is a
thorough business man, and las a d ost
of friends and If elected will make an
efficient officer. ''a'
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Presbyterian Church.

Il CBEOWS, PASTOR.
SUntav School u
-is1bIe Glass Tuesdays. ---.-..........7 p 4
Prayer " Getting Thursdays. ....... .......7 DO
services every sabbath. At Ig1s A NJ anj : Z M
seats ell FREE.
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Memphis and Nashville
SHORT LINE
Via McKEN LIE.

Y 10 " CNIN ALL-s
- PASSENGER TRIMS DAILY
Leave Memphis -..-..4 - 6 p
-7 Arrive az NasSyl.e-.5 SO i II 9 90 II
shortest. Bes5, GuicEest 2ozte.
80 EELES SHORTER THAN Va
& . DECATUR 70 NASH VILE
AID the only route selling tigSst via Nashville to CHAT
tauooge. Atlanta. knoxville AID tho uthsast.
Get Your Tickets at Jackson or Humboldt,
And save time distance and the trouble OF uuseasou
alb change Of
Through Sleeulac Cars only between Memrils and
Nashvi.is "a 1ch emile. aud ths is tho only by
which passengers net cs4,ge.,.t = change care
J y THOMAS. Cent Supt-
" L DANLEY. GenI Psss'r aud Ticket Agent.
mchf-Iy " II lands, Fass'r Agt n & " i r
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The best Blind Bride made
anywhere At T, A. osborn
SaddIer Shop.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-06-07

LF Utt SHssi0i5 rye nus NO B0d OdOT
The Tenacity of Truth When q
nation as cleaTheaded as the Americans
once become convinced, from long ex-
perince and observa ton, that an article
possesses superior excellence Is a medi-
cine, not all the Freposterous elamor of
all the worthless nosuum vendors in the
universe can shake tbeir belief in its eff
cheney, Truth IS very tenacious thing
as these worthless are beginning to dis
cover PLANTATION BfrTERs has too firm
a hold upon the SECULAR esteem to be in
slightest degree effected by tue cold
water diatribes which the advertisers of
felmented slops, without particle of
alcohol, are so fond 81 launching against
alcoholic preparations. The public knows
very we'll that this peerless renovant and
tonic does contain spirits, but it alec
knows that they are of the purest and
most wholesome description, viz fine
old St.-Gfoix, the most active and bene>
fetal dffuser Of its remedial aud invigor~
ating properties throughout the system
which could possibly be adopted.
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For Female Complaints, wherther in
,young or cd, married or single; at the
dawn of womanhood or the turn of life
Dr. Tutts Liver Pills are an acknowl-
edged remedy
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r. f. LOONEY.

For Tax Collector. We are author.
lied to announce j. l. SIMPSON, Of the
18th District, candidate for the Office
of Tax Collector of Hardeman county.
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EETTER. A-Nn .Aama
HEALTH! BEAUTY !
= raIaw,a

STRONG AND PURE RICH ELOOD-ISCEEAS
OF FLESH AND NLTGLT-CLEAR SKIN
and BEAUTIFUL guEPLEELOE SECURED
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Services every sabbath. I0Js A. NJ. and P u
by the Rev J X PEOPLES
SABBATH SCHOOL at So a. n.
-inz alagh School scholars every SuRd5zT
ming &C "a o'clock Prayer esriug every Wetnss-
day night Choir ua-tiu every Friday night. Regular
Church meeting FIRST Wednesday night in each month.
Young Mems P-aJ ST meeting every Monday Gisat
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Cote Pcullctou < Duncan for drugs.
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Baptist Church.
Rafdeman Go. Director ,.
Chancery Court

Chancery Court.
JAMES FEETEEss. Of BoIivlr.-.... -.-.. Chancellor
Y NCDowPIL 80. ......... .-....C Clerk and Is aster
GirCEjt Court.
-r" 18th CIRCUIT.
7. !. FLIPPIN Of Sonerv!IIe . udCe
Z III A y IL
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r. Re II.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In From One to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
The Only Pam Heesnedy

that instantly stors the most ezcruttiaE pains aays
lufau1at Ons. and COMPOSITIONS whether tile
l-aass Stomach Bowels, or other glands organs b.
application
INiFRON ONE To TWENTY NIISUTES.
no matter hos violent eNcrucistinE she pain the
RHEU MATTC. Bed-ridGen. IuEru. Crippled. Nervous,
Neuraisiac. or FRUSTRATED with disease may suffer
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
EXPLANATION OF THE BLADDER
ISFLAGATiU& OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS
SORE THROAT; nIIEkICgLI BREATIING,
HYSTE8ics. GROUP, DIPIHERIA.
HEADACHE. TOoTHACIfE. - 4 : ~ a.
COLD EHiLLS AEI EHi tbs
The application Of the READY RELIEF TO the part
or parts where the paa difcuy exists viii afford
c and comfort
Twenty drops ia na1f lumber Of water viii in few
moments cure era MIS-. SPASMS. SOUR NTUM-
Atti. HEARIBGES. SICK HEADACHE. DIARR-
HEA DHSINTEfI. CULIC. WIND IN TIRE
Travellers should always bottle OF e DIV Y'S
READY RELIEF with chem. 4 few drops in water
SAL prev vuE sickness pains from change
Il is letter than French Brandy Rtters -tilu-
l4uL-
TEUEz AND .AGUJ.
FEVER AID At Z cured for G.tv cents. There j.
not resd al agent 20 tlts world ttl viii cure Fever
aae hsde and az eti- malarious hiI.aus. scarlet ty-
lLgsd 1llcv and other Hs-ers. aided by IsADN ANS
PiLLS.l so quick =. DIV AVS READY RELIEF
-iIsy crutE ger bottle.
HEALTH ] BEAUTY !!
STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD-INCEEAsI
OF FLESH AND 70 LiGLT-GLEAR SKIN
and BEAUTIFUL tuEPLEALDN SECURED
q LN
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Sarsaparillian ResolVent
mas MADE TIE 2IOST ASTONISHING CURES;
50 QUICK 50 RAPID ARE TIE CHANGE
TUE BoIsI CNBEEGoEs. UNDER TGE IN
FLJEkCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL
hEbICIAE THAT
Every Day aB Increase En- Flesh
and WEIGHT IS Seen and Felt.
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Gumberland Pregbvterian Chureh
Methodist Church.

Services as foIiows;- Sabbath in each month
b. Roy Dr. FsTELLE. Third Sabbath BY tae Rev.
va. n. N0GaENT.
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Circuit Court.
18th CIRCUIT.
County officers.
Federal CGcers.
PE BASS --..-----.--.--.--.. --.--.-. HCs-
CORPORATION CRcers.
Aldermen.

C 81 DUGAN J NEELY. " TATE JOHN
ADAMS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-16
GENERAL MARKET.

One or two cargoes of produce have arrived
since yesterday. and business on Front street
Is more active and prices without any marked
change. The arrival of the boats referred to
has thrown upon the market fresh supply Of
grain and produce. The general market was
quiet this morning. In provisions there was
some activity; 10, 900 pounds changed hands at
63lc for clear sides; 1000 pounds at &c. The
market in grain was dull. In hay there has
been. since last report, sales Of one lot. 800
barrels prime. at S25 So; 100 bales at S26, and
50 bales at sH. In corn there was nothing do
ing dealers are fully supplied, holders ask
ing 5sc on the levee. In oats there Is firm
feeling; lots to arrive are held at 56c. Bran
sold at s26. In potatoes there was a lively
market. The demand from the interior active
sales we're: 100 barrels peachblows. 81 rs; $50
barrels of russets at So; so do. Of Goodriches
at 81 Is; so do. Of early rose. 81 so; 50 do. Of
London lady. So Is. and 200 pinkeyes at So 65.
The latter Is holding at 50 90. Buffalo meat,
lOc. Dressed pork, ne; beef. to Sc by the
side; mutton. s to &c. Live stoek-Cattle, 80
to &c, as to quality; hogs.i514 to SIC; sheep,
81 70 &c. Onion sets, 81 so per bushel. Eggs,
* IN g71Le
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NJ. iEIyir. /. Hull. The ladv who /, to |

Mrs.. Elsira l.. Hull, the lady who Is to
reply TO the Rev. Guilford Jones stric-
lures on Spiritualism, has something Of a
history in literature. She at one time
edited the Temperance Clarion published
in Wisconsin. At another time she ed
tied and published the Hoburt Ind
Reporter, and during the FIRST year of its
existence not only wrote the editorials,
but sct up one-half of the type, besides
doing the general business Of the Office.
Last year she was managing editor OF
the Crucible, q paper devoted to advo-
eating the doctrines of spiritualism.
She belongs TO that class illogically
called "strong-minded AS if weak
minded was the true condition of the
majority of womankind Mrs. HILLS
lecture at the Greenlaw Opera House
next Thursday evening will attract con-
siderable interest.
Better late than never to acknowledge
that we received through Col. Sid. B.
Jones, the accomplished General Passen-
ger Agent, an elegant New Years ad-
dress issued to the travelling world at
large by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company. This pleasing effort
evinces taste in letters as well as enter
prise in business, and shows that the
poetry of motion runs as well on wheels
sometimes as on feet. The smoothness
of the piece before us is only equaled by
the smooth running of the magnificent
coaches on this great railway, which
ever sway to and fro like the gentlest
rhyme. AS long as the road is repre-
scented or ctficered by such spirits as
Sid. B. Jonos it will continue to be dis
tinguished alike for good poetry and
commodious appointments of travel.
We had the real pleasure yesterday of
meeting on our streets Mr. A. Z. DuBose
Stearns, who for some years was con-
nected with one of our leading dry goods
houses, and was known most fayorably in
the community. Two and half years
ago he went to New York and secured
position in the retail dry goods store of
A. 7. Stewart, on Broadway, the finest
establishment of the kind in the world.
During visit to New York we found
him in charge of Mr.. Stewards trimming,
notion and toilet Department. respon-
sible post. He is highly pleased with
his place, and speaks in warm terms of
Mr.. Stewart. both as an employer and
great, enterprising merchant. Such ex-
perience and training as he enjoys is in
and if Mr.. Stecrns is not too
much in love with his situation and sur
we hope some Of these soft
winters to see him back in our midst a
citizen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-16

UNDER as cumes downe .der Main
street, / sees Bine Knot Chordial in der
winder, at de drug store, under | says,
vat you ak from dat under2" and he
says "one dollar" well, den, viii it
cure der ager and der balm in der back p
under he says it viii, and all OBJ dem
dings." Den dakes i'm, shure; l drinks
i'm op, under in dwo or dree days | vas
be as well as ! never was; dem Bine
Knot Chordial bees no humbug. well,
den, ware you git dOseH'' AT Smidts
drug store, on der Main street; he keeps
all of der Norman's meds, and der
horsepower"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-16

The passenger steamer Legal Tender. Cap
tain John Washington, leaves this afternoon
ut o'clock for Duyall's Bluff, Jaeksonport
and all points on White river. Messrs. L. G.
PostSl. Dan Sullivan and Ed Crowell arc
clerks.
The st.:FranciS, Captain I. r. Bowman.
leaves this afternoon at five O'Clock for Ma
riana and all points on ST. Francis river.
Sam O. Paine and Billy Dean are her CLERKS.
The regular Ohio river packet. Silver Moon.
Captain Madison, leaves on Friday next for
Louisville. Cincinnati and all way landings.
Mr.. George Higgins dictates as chief clerk.
The City Of Chester, Captain Zeiglar, leaves
this evening at five o'clock for Cairo. St.
Louis and all way landings.
The st. Joseph, Captain Corbett. leaves this
evening at five o'clock for st. Louis. Mr..
Hewitt is her clerk.
Tho Alice, Captain Cartwright, leaves this
afternoon at five o'clock for St.. Louis and
way landings.
The Belle Lee will doubtless be repaired in
time to leave here next Wednesday for New
Orleans.
The City of Helena, Belle Memphis and
City of Vicksburg have gone into retirement
at St. Louis to await rise in the river.
A story, told by Captain Frank Pierce, re-
garding the old Thomas jefferson is going the
rounds of the press.
The @. b. Church Is coming down loaded
with stock and produce for New Orleans.
The little difference of opinion existing be-
tween this country and Russia may prevent
Alexis taking trip on a frst-class steamer
down the Mississippi. Preparations are, how
ever, being made and several state-rooms of
the Great Republic are undergoing alterations
and will be made so that they will form suites
Of rooms for the accommodation of the Duke
Five or six billiard tables will also be placed
in the cabin for his Highness and suite to
while away the time.
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Lecture Tonight.

The Reverend Rabbi Sam6eld will lee
ture tonight at the Memphis Club Hall;
subject, Mankind. a Brotherhood. !"
The reputation of Rabbi Samfeld as an
eloquent speaker and fine scholar will
induce hundreds of our citizens to be in
attendance. The lecture is to be deliv-
cred for the benefit of the Masonic
Board of Relief, a trustworthy object,
and one appealing to the public for sym
patty and support.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.
Five Hundred Killed-H0 TelIin
How Many Wounded,

AOW AAony "OaeC0s
But everybody can call at Headquar-
tiers, j. d. Edwards, 27S Second street,
and see the dead from Alexis great buff
falo hunt. / have on hand five thou
sand pounds of young buffalo meat the
finest ever seen in the Southern market.
Choice steaks and roasts cut to suit all
Also fine dressed turkeys, celery, fish,
and the best oysters in the city. Posi-
lively, all my cans weigh two and half
pounds. No two pound cans sold at
Headquarters Depot. Public, and citi-
zens, look at and weigh your cheap and
half filled cans of oysters. Whoever
feeds Alexis and his troupe should pur-
chase their supplies at Headquarters,
278 Second street.
100 j. d EDWARDS.
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PERSONAL.

HIHE WONDER OF THE AeE-MILLIE
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
her profession; and with several secrets that
NO living mortal ever knew before, she will
. ing success out Of all she undertakes. Sat
pr: stiou guaranteed or no pay. Consultation
Ista, are now lecsted at the
rooms CENTRAL HOTEL. RaOm No. s.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

PgBLIc LyDeER oyyIcE.

PUBLIC LRDGER OpFICE, I
MEMPHIS. TRIM. January l6. 1872
The local money market has undergone no
material change since our last report. Rates
of discount are 10 to IL per cent. on prime pa
per. with large surplus of currency. ff
Exchange is less active to-day, and offer
ings hardly equal the demand. Eastern bills
are taken at q to 1sc discount. with exeep-
tons at nc, and selling rates are par to 70
dis:onnt. New Orleans bills are bought at 10
discount. and sold at par to &c premium.
Gold is in light supply at lOs1I. The New
York rate is steady at 1885.
Local securities are firm. First National bank
stock is quoted at 81 so. Memphis gas-lisht
stock, 81 so. Arkansas levee bonds. in sums
of $1,000 to 5000 at 25c. but for larger amounts
holders are firm at SOC. City securities are
held firmly at Coo for the currency bonds, and
&c for the gold issue. with a brokers' pur-
chase Of 5000 Of the currency issue at the
price quoted. County warrants are strong at
"a to Csc buying and selling. Selma railroad
scrip is sold at CSC. Memphis and Charleston
stock is frmer. and viii probably advance du-
ring the next few days. The stockholders'
meeting to rstify the lease Of the road will
take place tomorrow, when. II their action
is favorable. holders Of thatttoek will not
part with their stock at less than Al to 42c.
Tennessee money is sold at IS and Sc for the
new and old issue.
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TAKEN UP.

1900; ON THE isTH INST, ONE
TiAKEN UP lie, is hands high 5 years
GA 0G shoa al rou %ans , and tail 1S
reached; in tolerablss Sends high; blind in
posed 10 be 10 OF p years old; s1o sa ,
not reached. The owner can get 4. mis-. on On
plying to me ~ miles from Men,, Weary
Pigeon RoOst road, known as the Nc
Mil Place. ID. McLEAHA.
ll6-118
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-16

Sales yesterday were 400 bales. all of which
was purchased early in the day. To-day the
New York market opened Quiet at yesterdays
closing prices, but soon AFTER declined 10 on
all grades. The Liverpool market Is quiet and
unchanged. Buyers do not seem inclined to
invest. and factors. though anxious to realize,
do not press sales. We quote the market
r,1In.a.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-16

CTRAYED ON THE 10TH INST. FROM
- my residence on the fernando plank road,
three miles from the city, one eorrei mare
mule, mouse colored mouth; big hoof on left
hind foot; syears old. liberal reward Fill
% liR5 sliS IOr n'i JORDAN WILLIAMS.
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BOARDING.

DoARDING-Tw0 PLEASANT ROOMS.
ID furnished or unfurnished, with board;
also, & few day boarders can bc accommodated
at Ill Court street 1922
DOARDERS-A FEW DAY B0ARDERS
b can be accommodated at No. 80 Madison
street. 6J
DOARDING-THB WHITEMORE HOUSE.
ID 100 and Ill Adams street, having lately
andefgone thoroug h repairs and been newly
refurnished, is noN' prepared 10 accommodate
boarders with liRht, pleasant rooms, and with
as good q table as Ii market Affords. Rates
very moderate. - ~
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Liquor Dea,ers, Assosiation.

"a Liquor Deaaers' Association.
All members are requested to attend
a special meeting to-right at ~ o'clock,
at Cochran Hail. Very important bust
ness will come before the meeting.
085 N8F J. B. SIGSAIGo, Pres't.
H. ScHIBLISG, Sec'y.
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BOATS ADVERTISED ro LEAVE o.pAY.
R1yER, BUSINESS, wEArHER.

The river is stationary here to-day, and will
in all probability be declining by to morrow or
next day. The streams above and below were
reported as follows by the War Department
Signal Office yesterday: New Orleans, rose
one inch LeAvenworth, rose one inch; Ticks-
burg, rose eleven inches; Shreveport. rose
one inch; Pittsburg, declined one inch;
Cairo. nine inches; Nashville, four inches;
Louisville. i've inches; Cincinnati, thirteen
inches; St. Louis, four inches. and at Omaha
the river is stationary. The weather is clear
and nlaasant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-16

LIFEhFUOI' JHnuNTy 10 II 'oJ Hsh.-COtt0n
opens quiet but steady. Uplands. 10sSd; Or.
leans. 105Sd.
2p.m.-cotton is steady. Uplands. lOskd
Orleans. lO5sd. Sales, 1900 bales. of which
1000 were for export and speculation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-16
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR Arkansas Riyer.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
U. S. Mail Line-For Pine Bluff and
Little Rock.
The elegant passenger steamer
DARDANELLE........... master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ~
w THIS DAY, 10th inst. at 49, fsisf
pm. For freight or passage ap- 49,
ply to w. ii. KENNEDAY. Agent,
Office on Company's Wharfboat,
Foot Of Court street