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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21
BOATS 70 Lave.

FoR WIRE RivER.-Thc Jennie Howell goes
out on Saturday.
FoR THE ARKANSAS. Dardanellc is the
regular mail boat leaving on Saturday even
ing.
FoR ST. LouIs.-Tho Grand Tower is the
Anchor Line boat for to- morrow.
For CIsoTSsAlI.-The Arlington was com
PEELED to lay over until to-day, as she did no,
get all her cotton on board. but will leave
positively at s pm. to-day.
FOR HELENA AND MARIANA. Captain Tom
Bowman backs out at five pm. to-day for all
the lower landings Sam c. Paine and Jim
Franklin clerks.
FoRFRIAR's PoIST.-The Pat Cleburne, in
command of Captain Stack Lee. leaves this
afternoon at five o clock for Friar's Point and
all the usual way landings.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The City Of Helen and Colorado have laid
up at Cairo.
Ice was running past st. Louis all day yes
terday.
The Longworth and Potomac have laid up
at Portland waiting for the opening of the
new locks, which will probably be in ten days
or more.
The Pink Varble brought up 1000 sacks of
cotton seed yesterday, and viii go back to
Chicot tomorrow for more.
The following telegram from Dubuque,
Iowa. was received to-day: Navigation on
the upper Mississippi has closed for the season
from Johnson's Point. six miles above Nc
Gregor. to the mouth of the Wisconsin river.
three miles below MoGregor. The river is
nlg II faa
cross in safety. The wharfboats and barges
have gone into winter quarters. and steam
boats are laid up month earlier than usual.
The weather is intensely cold and clear.
The Ohio River Improvement Commission
ers met at Cincinnati, yesterday. and adopted
resolutions requesting the Governors of the
Western and Southern States to recommend
to the Legislatures that the Tennessee and
Cumberland river be improved instanter by
the government. The Commissioners are in
session again to-day.
Late reports announce the big Exporter
aground at Horse-tail bar and in the channel,
with the Susie Silver Just above, waiting for
her to get through. The Susie made four at
tempts to get around the Exporter. but could
not find water enough for herself and barge,
and after getting out of fuel wentfor the bank.
Both boats had to send to st. Louis for more
fuel and lighters.
Cairo dispatch says that the Burksville
was driven on a log in Birds Bend, on Friday,
breaking both camrods.
There is but four and half feet scant at
Horse tail bar, with a narrow channel full Of
logs.
The Emma Elliott now only goes to Cairo.
The st. Joseph will follow suit.
The Cedar and Moscow rivers froze over last
Thursday evening and foot passengers are
crOss sing on it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21
GENERAL MARKET.

Molasses has advanced Sc e gallon in New
Orleans. and is held higher here.
APPLES-Common to good, So 0O@4 90;
choice and fancy. IS 0oa5 50.
BUTTER-Choice held at 2592sc; fair to
prime; lgS2Oc; common; l2gl5c.
BAGGING-Ranges from l39l4c for light
and heavy brands.
BRAN-Quiet at S23 %.
BAC0N-Clear sides ,l2g-c; clear rib. ll54c;
shoulders, 7@714c; sugar-cured hams, $40
i' BEA IsSSS Ua'G q 5 9sE % 4 BasSe
CHICKENS-Mixed and full grown. 81 75@
4 90; old, 81 50d0 50, and scarce.
CANDLES-Firm. Light and full weight.
UHEESE-Firm and scarce; factory, $50
| l6llc; English dairy. l99l91Sc.
| C0TT0N-SEED-We quote at $40 q ton at
ICSoFFEE-steady. Common Rio. 1920 /;
fair to prime, 2O1zg22c; LaEuyra. 2@25c I;
CABBAGEs-Priees firm at So 5O@7 50 for
C0RN;MEAL-DulI at 50 IS on the leyee.
| CRANBERRIES- Dull at $l1@12 p Dbl.
| .coRN-Dull at 55@57c fer yellow and white,
DRIED APPLES : Dull at E9s51lc y n;
| peaches, 4@5c.
CCKsSTsteady at SO 5Os4 50 per dozen.
FLOUR Dull and unchanged. Low
grades, "a 5O@5 90 medium, IS 25@7 50: fam
lily and fancy. 50 OO@lO ". Sales. $50 bbls
| family at 81 IS.
GEESE at 6a7 50.
| GUNNIES-Second-h hand burlaps, Ice.
HAY-Choice scarce at s27 90; common to
prime, SlSg2l; Arkansas prairie, Sl6@l7 Oh.
From store, 81 25S1 50 q 100 lb.
| KRAU1-Quiet at 50 y Dbl.
| LEM0NS-Steady at SSq9.
| LIME-Firm at 81 509l 60.
| LARD-Dull; tierce refined, &c; keg do, l0c.
| M0LASSES-Firm; Orleans, common to
prime, 5S'95sc; Sugar house syrups, common,
43d53c; fair to good, 5S@70c; Eastern syruys,
5e@75c. New Louisiana, 55@6Sc.
| NAILS-Stesdy at S. 3 rates.
| 0RANGES-Firm; fresh Louisiana. scarce
at 80 O0Cdl0 90.
| 0NIONS-Steady at 81 9O93 Is.
| 0ATS-Dull at 37940c for mixed and choice
white.
| TURKEYS-Steady at $l592O = dozen for
| live and 1890 q lb for dressed.
P0RK-Dry salted clear rib. loose. $685.;
packed clear sides, &c; dressed hogs, 7@Sc; no
| mess in market.
P0TAT0ES-Scarce; in shipping order,
| 81 S0d3 90; in store. S3g3 %.
eUGAR-Firm; We quote: coffee A. l21lc;
extra G, 129l21Sc; crushed and powdered, lac
new Louisiana white clarified, 12Hc,
| SALT-s2 35@3 Is q Dbl, domestic and dairy.
| SRTAW-Steady at Sl6@lS.
| TIES-Are firm; Sg8z the inside price for
lots of not less than 500 bundles.
I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21
Careless Driyinx.

Yesterday one of our street railroad
cars came very near being changed into
travelling geological garden. Two cars
were running close together; the for
ward car stopped suddenly, and the
mule attached to the rear car attempted
to walk in and act as passenger with
out regard to previous conditions or
colors. A lady thoughtfully punched
the mule with her parasol, and he re-
moved his hoofs from the platform. Had
he obtained an inside seat, there would
have been a stampede OF passengers
belonging to the class biped. Messeurs
drivers, a little more attention, if you
please,
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TOYS.


The enterprising Grm Of I. W. John
ston & Co., No. $40 Main street, oppo-
site Peabody Hotel, in addition to their
immense stock Of willow and fancy
china-ware, have received wonderful
assortment Of toys, fancy baskets, chill
drens wheeled goods and china orna-
ments. The mechanical and other toys
are just the things to present in the
name of good old Kris Kinkle, who
ellis up stockings and shoes on Christ
mas night The ladies' and children
never grow weary Of admiring this beau
tiful stock of goods, which will be sold
out at the lowest rates. Those Of our
citizens who intend making presents
should by all means visit this establish
ment Immediately. Everything in the
toy line is there for sale. The proprie
tors offer rare inducements to wholesale
buyers, their stock being the largest and
most complete ever brought to the Mem
phis market
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21

PUMPS, l6 Jefferson street.
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Chris,,an Brothers, college.

Yesterday the anniversary of the
Christian Brothers College, on Adams
street. was celebrated by the faculty
pupils and a large number of visitors,
One hundred and nine pupils attend the
institution. An address of welcome was
delivered by Master Boyle, son of our
well-known townsman, Esquire Boyle,
Father Kelly and the President, Brother
Maurelian, addressed the visitors and
the pupils in a most happy manner
The interesting celebration closed with
music by the band, which is composed
of full number of brass pieces, upon
which the boys played in most credit
able manner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21

English papers print the following let
ter from a London silk merchant to the
manager of one of the theaters in that
city:
SIR-If you are now issuing any com.
plimentary orders for theater, may ask
you to circulate few through me for
the ladies and gentlemen of our house?
By doing so, you may rely upon them
being used by fashionable and we'll
dressed persons. / hope you will pardon
the liberty | have taken Of writing to
you, and trusting the suggestion may
meet with your appreciation, | am, sir,
yours obediently, R. j.
The following answer was forwarded
by return of post
SIR-If you are now issuing any COM
plimentary black silk dresses, may / ask
you to circulate a few through me for
the ladies of this theater2 By doing so
you may rely on their being made up
fashionably and worn by ladies of good
appearance and figure. Hope you will
pardon the liberty but, trusting the sug-
gestion may meet with your approval,
am, sir, yours obediently.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21

The days business closed yesterday with
sales Of 800 bales, and to-day the New York
market has gone Observation-Disclosures. and
Liverpool kilograms note an advance Of Lied
there on upland middling. the quotation being
eSsd dat. The demand here to-day is no less
active. and transactions to aeon footed up 100
bales, in which all classes Of buyers were rep
resented. with those on foreign account taking
the lead in purchases. This. however. is ow-
ing to the fact that there is but light stock Of
fancy cotton to be had. Included in the sales
there were some sales at a fraction above our
quotations; this, however, was due TO the com
pletion Of orders for the better grades. Prices
paid were about as follows;
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LEDGER LINES.

To-day week, tho 18th, is the day Sc
lected by U. S. Grant for public Thanks.
giving for national blessings-his re-
election included. II is much easier to
live within an income than live without
II in Memphis. Tomorrow will be warm
il there is any truth in the saying that
cold snap usually lasts three days.
The chap with hand.cart expects to do
large transfer business during the next
few weeks; the hand cart takes not the
epizootic. 1t is with difficulty that a
Memphian can tear himself away from
the enchanting soul.thrilling music ere
atad by hands of Italian harpers now
honoring our city with their presence.
"Does he cough?" is now the horse
conundrum in our city. Has your
horse got it yet?" is the only
correct answer to the foregoing.
A lady in Nashville received the follow
ing note by mail; Dear wife-Dolly
has got it'll mean the hippozoo. I'm
slowly hauling the buggy in. Home to-
morrow The German Casino ball at
Memphis Club Hall tonight. Several
mules have it. P. T. Barnum is the
biggest buffer " in Memphis. 1t costs
five dollars to be arrested on charge Of
the staggering d" hickupzoodic. " The
dirty street lamps, which adorn our
street corners are disgraceful; the lazy
party who has the contract TO keep them
clean should be discharged the Gas
Committee will please take notice-the
public has noticed it for sometime. Five
dollars has been offered by an advertiser
Tor LEDGER line" but the lines
are not for sale at any price Look out
for fashionable weddings. The EXPOSE
4 ton closes tomorrow night Mrs. Oates
will be here next week. Everybody is
preparing for the grand masked ball to
take place at the Exposition next
Wednesday evening. The citizens of
Memphis have fund ofamusement now
Barnum's three performances, morning,
afternoon and evening; Chanfrau at the
Opera House, Ravel at the theater, Leu
brie's stereopticon at the Exposition,
Brooms Varieties, Buchanan Varie-
ties, etc. There will be circus in the
Memphis Theater during the winter, the
chief attraction OF which will be James
Robinson, the wonderful bareback rider.
Several hundred citizens are suffering
from bad colds; "epi' has attacked the
human family To day is thanksgiving
day in the Presbyterian church. The
baby elephant. cavorted and took posses
sion of the Main street sidewalk yester-
day; he had chain around his leg, but
did not wish to be considered as mem
Der of the chain gang; hence his anger.
The intellectual combat between Father
Burke and Mr.. Froude, on England and
ireland, now progressing in New York,
attracts the attention of the literary
world; both gentlemen are philosophers,
scholars and orators; they break lances
with the power and ceurtly grace of the
knights of old Our Irish fellow-citi-
zens will be pleased to learn that Mar
shall Mcmahon has been appointed tenn
porary President of the French Repub-
lie, vice NJ. Theirs, resigned; the dis
tinguished Marshal is a Jealous Bona
partist. Samuel Poston, the alleged
hanger of Schoefeld, at Cuba, has had
his case continued to next term and has
been released on $1,000 bail.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21
Railroad Omeers Elected

A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Company was held yesterday at the
Peabody Hotel, and an election of a new
Board of Directors took place. The fol-
lowing are the persons elected: F. NJ.
White, Of Memphis; S. H. McComb,
Delaware; s. B. Edgar, New York; r. P.
Nicely, Bolivar, Tennessee; N. R. Sledge,
A. N. Mckay, j. c. N. Robertson, N.
Howard, Mississippi; A. I. Lacey, Mem
phis. At a subsequent meeting of the
Board Colonel F. NJ. White was re-
elected President and Mr.. NJ. Burke Su-
perintendent. All the old officers retain
their responsible positions, which they
have filed so well during the past year.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21

THOR RENT-A SPLENDID STAND FOR
II desk-room, cigar or oyster stand. Apply
nj Is Madison street. zS-I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21

Notwithstanding the physiological - and
the cold weather the local and transient boats
are doing a moderate business. The Grand
Tower went back to st. Louis last night with
500 bales Of cotton. and on the night previous
the Elliott took SS5 bales. The City Of Cairo
added 4Ss bales for New Orleans. and the
Mary Miller went up at dark. dropping here
aheui 100 tons, and had 300 tons for the Ohio.
The local packets had fair trips out. and the
Little Rock had all she wanted for the Arkan-
sas. Three boats arrived to-day. The Mary
Houston. from New Orleans. four days out,
arrived this morning. put OF 200 packages Of
merchandise and left for the Ohio river With
800 tons Of freight. The s.. fraDeis brought
in III bales Of cotton and i7s sacks Of seed.
The May Flower brought in fair trip, ineiud-
ing Is bales Of sotton,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21

Stations.

fBelow high water.
Blank (......) indicates no report; cipher tOl
stationary.
IOacis1 s.W. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service, u. S. A.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE, [
MEMPHIS. Tenn. November q. 1872.
The local money market has developed no
new features since our last report. There is a
moderate inquiry for loans and but moder-
ate amount of funds is being disbursed by the
banks even to customers. Rates are steady at
10@12 a cent. at bank, and range from 2@4 a
cent. q month on the street, according to the
collaterals or quality of the paper seeking
discount. The offerings Of cotton bills are
only moderate. and rates of exchange are
steady at 19@szc discount buying on New York
and Eastern cities, and &c off on New Or
leans bills, for which there is an improved de-
mand, with bank transactions at sc discount
Checks on all points are sold at par. The New
York rate on gold to-day is 11314. but notwith-
standing the decline banks and brokers here
pay 1l3 to meet the local demand. Local in
vestments. excepting tax-paying scrips, are
seldom spoken Of. and only an occasional
transaction in stocks or bonds are mentioned,
as there is but a small surplus of currency now
in the hands of capitalists TO invest in a spec
ulative way; ip fact, they much prefer taking
the securities as collateral for guarantee Of
two or .hree per cent. per month interest. and
put their money on the street. State Comp
troller's warrants are wanted at Sc and sold
at 90c. Old notes Bank Of Tennessee are $50
eic buying and 95@96 selling and scarce at that.
Alcorn or Mississippi tsX-paying money is 20
@92c buying and selling. and is also scarce.
Shelby county warrants are bought at sSSs9c,
as to the amount. and sold at 90999c. Mem
phis coupons, past-due, are 6696se, and Mis-
sissippi State warrants Ssg0c buying and
selling. The sale Of Memphis and Charleston
stock, referred TO yesterday, was perhaps made
at fraction above our surmise, but as some
800 shares were on the market at &c. il is not
probable the sale referred to was above that
figure
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21
$1,000 Reward,

We will give one thousand dollars FoH
ANY iNFoRMATIos that will lead to the
recovery of the four diamond rings stolen
from our show case, at the Exposition
on Monday October 2lst.
F. ID. BARSUM & Co,
49t Jewellers, 265 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21

NEv Law FIR4.-In another column
will be found the law card of Messrs
Turner 4 Duff, who have associated
themselves for the purpose of practicinG
in the different courts Of the city. Capt
@. P. NJ. Turner vas the partner of the
late General Sale, and has most eK
tensive practice in the Criminal Court
where his legal abilities are fully recog
nized. Colonel VIM. l.. Duff possesses
legal talent Of high order, and will de
vote himself to the civil courts Of the
CITY.
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The Rxpo.ition.

Tomorrow evening the Industrial Elk
position will be closed for the season.
Tonight the Knights Templar in full
regalis viii attend, and will present a
most attractive appearance beneath the
gas light. Arrangements have been
made to warm up the building, so that
visitors tonight aud tomorrow night
may not be Inconvenience by the cold
weather.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21
Boyle d Chapman's Memphis city
Directory,

Boyle d Cnnpmnn'0 Mompuis Nlty
Directory,
The publishers, Messrs. Boyle & Chap
man, have furnished US an early copy Of
their City Directory for 1928, just is
sued from their press in this city. As
a specimen Of typography it will com
pare favorably with any similar work in
the country, being printed with large
clear type, splendidly bound, and pre-
senting handsome appearance. The
Directory bears evidence Of close can
Wasting for names, and we have little
doubt that as Memphis guide it will be
found accurate. 1t cost large amount
of money to get up the Directory, and
the enterprisiug publishers deserve
large patronage.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21
spR SALE.

- - - - -
NOR gALE-LANn-THIRTY ACRES OF
4 splendid land, eight piles north Of city
near line Of Memphis and Ed xyagR ISfTs 5'0"n
Apply R5.55 to iS4 y North G- court Street.
NOR sALE-A PAYING NEWSSTAND.
offering a good indgcementt to young man
with small capital. For further particulars
address Y o., Memphis, care Of this once. az
V,oR sALE-MARE-T THE BEST MARE
4 for family use in Shelby county; six years
cid. will stand anywhere without hitchlng'
will not Brighten at any object; can show won
derful tune, If necessary; is perfect IN every
Pa s,1f INKS INKS STABLE, Union street.
RoR sALE.-ARRIyED. A FRESH CAR
SG S5nt Stables '0-oAyJ j. B. FARES q co.
TooR sALE.-A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE.
n No. So Mosby street. for sale cheap for
essL Apply to JOHN q. ROUSH,
5s-i Corner Monroe and Desoto SIS.
NOR SATb--OLD NEWSPAPERS. SUITA-
L bic Tor wrapping paper. very cheap, at
Public Ledger OihIe IVt,
NOR SALE-A FA2M-F0RTY ACRES.
II one Of the best places in the county, hye
miles south of Memphis. tor terms Apply 70
John Brown, on the promises, or Ihomss
Leonard, attorney-at-law. 37s Msin St, 6l-so
EoR SALE ENGINE. BOILER AND
L Pumps. suitable for cotton gin; tog s-te
low. Inquire at Williams 4 Go. saw fqlll'
opposite gas works. oV-.l
NOR SALE-A 7-HoRSE POWER P0RIA-
II bic engine and boiler, in good working
order, now running the presses IN TINS ounce.
viii be sold cheap TO make room for larger
one.
TIoR sALB-A HOUSE AND LoT, on
The southeast corner Of DeSoto and web
gter streets, containing SIX rooms, WIN el =,
tern. stables. fruit and shade teees. Apply
on the premises. --.-.s -
NOR SALg-SLABW WOOD, SUITABLE FOR
II kindling. Orders left at Williams Co.
saw mill or offoe. corner Gayoso and eecend
streets. will be attsqded to. eD-l
TSRFsH NORFOLK OYSTERS AND FISH
street. et 1911 G. n. MARTIN.
O0R SALF-REAUTIFUL LOT ON ADAMS
street. 45xl4sx. 1911 J. r. WkAG.
TCOR SALE-A NEW 500 WHEELER a
Wilson sewing machine, gt big discount:
Reason for selling. don't like the kind and
~nnt n different make The machine Is what
the AGENT claims a. their best Ans. person
stbo iii.es II can get bargain. consider ths
Wheeler x Wilson decidedly the poorest ma
5s.{ - h. NHITMORE.
DoR SILE-FORREsT HILI-ON THE
~ Memuhis and lnarlcttou NaiAtAAs 80
teen miles from Memphis. suitable for an edg-
- tionaI institute or private residence. Inc
ois.,e contains two and a half acres IN garden,
hiThiy cultivated; six acres IN nne uao 81 (;
81 s.,-es Of lawn and shade trees; and tne
ct ~ t,-uit trees Of the best variety. The
"a 4. -, and the products Temunerative.
re eolieee s.uilding is eighty by forty tee.
- ~. $500 rooms the cottage has three
-. sa 80 t,tA. en-. etc. Best Of well and
&C.,, vrs,s,. ioe-f,1n high and healthy;
asiShborhood one Of ~ ests n shelsy county
Address THOS. n. ALL-t W. men II p by
OF see proprietor on the pTR4ssss
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21

7. S. BARBOUR has few barrels Of
pure grape juice, which he offers for one
dollar per gallon Leave your orders at
% Ov.IvER, FIYNIE &CO's.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21

observer Signal Service. U. ,. A.
THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.
The Signal Bureau statement above reports
the rivers falling in All directions. and our St.
Louis exchanges tell Us that navigation above
there is closed for the season and expect a gen.
eral freezeup. For nearly week the weather
along the Mississippi above there has been
cold enough to send the mercury down nine or
ten degrees below the freezing point, and all
the small lakes and creeks now afford skaters
a fine opportunity TO exercise themselves on
the ice. The Missouri river boats are either
all laid sp or are coming South for the winter.
and the Mississippi boats are going to the
bank a. fast as they reach st. Louis. The
river here rose an inch since our last report.
and Is now about stationary. White and the
Arkansas arc down dead low. and won't get
any better for some time. Other lower streams
are nearly dry. The weather is but trihe
milder than yesterday. the mercury indi-
eating So
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21

The LATEST ARRyAL.-J. Devote,
corner Third and Adams streets, has
just received large stock Of every kind
of choice groceries, suitable to the sea
son. Just opened, fresh lot of At
more mince-meat D#lf 29t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21
ELLIOTT LINE.
Memphis & White River Packet Co.
u. s. Mail.

MEMPHIS, November 2. 1872.
To the Merchants and Planters Of the White
River Valley:
Owing to extreme low water in White river.
and not having suitable boats, we withdraw
would not do this if there were not plenty OF
light-draught boats already in the river 70 do
the business. This being the ease, we feel that
we are not justified in chartering boats and
running them at loss. Our side-wheel boats
will resume their regular trips on the first rise
in White river. In the meantime we will en-
deavor to have the United States mail deliV-
cred promptly by the light-draught boats
W. x j. d. ELLIOTT,
J.79 ProprietOrs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21

TSoR sALE-A NEW 500 WHEELER a
Wilson sewing machine, Bt big discount;
Reason for ceiling. don't like The. kind and
want a different make The machine is what
the agent claims a. their best Any Person
Mo Ike Il can get bargain. l CONSIDER ths
Wheeler x Wilson decidedly the poorest ma
NINA in the market, and will sell i fer so.
eH -a{ IA Il. NHITMORE.
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ReraOnAl.

Capt. Fred H. Blocker, of old times
at st. Louis on the wharf, now manager
for the great Baruum, is in the city.
Clarence Hall aud Dill will show him
the city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-21

For furniture and mattresses at low
rates 20 to II. Marks, POI Main street