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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-23

sion by tho vicksburs papers. II put to vote
We would say mo"
Another cut in cotton rates Northward per
river Is announced. The Pink Varblo was
taking 1t to Evansville at so cents per bale.
The towboat Hero, with produce, and the A.
J. Baker. with coal tow. passed South. The
latter boat reports the Dick Fulton at Island
40, with broken doctor and her tow in bad
fix. one boat and one barge having sunk. The
Susie Bigley was sent TO her assistance.
The elegant passenger steamer Pat Cleburne
leaves this evening at five o'clock for Pine
Bluff. Little Rock and all points on the Ar
kansas river. Captain Reese Pritchard com
mands and John Hardin is clerk.
The George w. Cheek. Captain George Ma
lone, leaves for Friar's Point and all coast
landings this evening at Ave o'clock. Messrs.
+. S. Gonterman and L. W. Briggs will be
found in the Office.
The regular Ohio river passenger packet
Minnoola leaves this evening at fse o'clock
for Louisville. Cincinnati and all the usual
landings. Captain w. B. Miller commands.
and J.. s. Jones is her chief secretary.
Laurence Gibbons. the man who was stab.
bed by John Watson on board the Altoona be
low Louisville. died at the United States ma
rine hospitalat that city, Wednesday night.
from the effect Of the cut. Watson was ar
rested at Louisville. and confined in jail.
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'l PoIfce matters.

The newly appointed captain Of police,
Alderman Pendergast sent in his resig-
nation yesterday, and his place was i'm
mediately filed by the appointment Of
Sergeant Smith, Mike Dea taking the
place vacated by Mr.. Smith. G. Il.
BRAIN was appointed sergeant, vice Hag-
gerty resigned. AS to the detective
force, the only thing settled is the sp-
pointment of Harry Cranmer, who filed
his bond yesterday. This is good APP
pointment, one that will be sustained by
the public. Mr.. Cranmer, during his
services as deputy sheriff, has made a.
most efficient officer, and has displayed
skill and judgment in the capture of
thieves and w-breakers.- rrFrv
The Avalanche has it that two we'll
known ex-Metropolitan detectives will
be appointed on the detective force.
This would be a bad movement, and
would to great degree destroy conf
dence in the secret service SYSTEM of the
city. There are plenty of good men in
our midst who were not identified with
ultra Radicalism, and whose record is
above suspicion, who would make first
class detectives. 1t is well known that
several OF the Metropolitan detectives
did their utmost to defeat General
Wright for the Office of sheriff. This was
their privilege, but the reward should not
be appointment under conservative rule.
II REQUIRES no stretch Of memory TO 60
back TO the days when the "swag was
divided between the thieves and detec-
tiyes; when the detectives, according to
the records of the court, tied young
thieves up by their thumbs until the
blood spirited from beneath their thumb
nails, in order to make them squeal,
as the SLAM" has it. We express it
as the opinion Of the conservative masses
of our city. that the appointment of OBJ
| jectionablc ex-Metropolitan detectives
to Office in the secret service will destroy
the efficiency Of the police force, and
take from It what it has SO justly earned
public confidence. We have no per-
sonal warfare to make on these men, but
they should be compelled to stand back
at present and let Grst-class men come
1 to the front. Our police force is ably
Differed and stands well with the COM
n,unity. Let not its efficiency be i'm
paired by bad and unpopular appoint
meute, as it was in the days of Hor-
ton. Hastings, Pratt and other lesser
i, lights OF The detective system of Mem
p.his.
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I'VE GOT TO MOVE
by the LIST of February next.
Every thing Low Down,
JOSEPH GOODMAN.
1gl No. SII Main Btrees.
BrinIy's PI0ws.

The prosperity Of a country de,pe nd.
to a great extent on good SEEDS and
farming implements. The best and
freshest seeds can be foupS at the well
known house of R. G. Craig & Co., Nos,
317 and s7s Jackson block, Main street.
Craig 4 Co. are agents for the celebra.
ted Brinly New Pattern Universal Plow.
Send for one Of the price lists immedi.
ately, and select the kind Of pillow you
prefer. At the different trials had al
State and county fairs through out
the country, the Brinly pillow has car
ried off the premiums. No person car
farm to advantage without this wonder
full agricultural implement.
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Anusements.

MEMPHIS THE1TRR. Chanfrau,
supported by the ST. Louis stock com
psny, appeared in Christie tombstone
last evening. The play was dramatized
by Mr.. Tayleure from Charles Reade's
popular novel. The representation Of
Christie tombstone last evening by Mrs.
Chanfrau was fine piece of natural
acting. She possesses a pure Scotch
dialect, deep pathos and clear, ringing
voice. admirably suited to the stage
Altogether, the sensational play gave
full scope to the dramatic powers Of the
company. Messrs. Hill, Shells, Ellis,
Pike and Craven acted in most credit
able manner, as did also Miss Boniface,
Miss Chambers and Mrs. Phillips. To
night Dora, dramatization from Ten
nyson's charming tale, will be presented,
with Mrs. Chanfrau In the leading role.
BRooM's. The Jefferson street Opera
House continues to be filed by an en-
thusiastic crowd every evening. Mana
ger Broom has brought out several new
stars, among others, Misses Kathleen
O'Neil and Lizzie Shelton; the former a
good vocalist and the latter terpischo-
rean artist Of merit. To night an at
tractive programme will be introduced.
Go and see the fine variety troupe this
evening. New songs and dances will be
in order. al ar.4i.a. s.lf.ffe.
OLYMPIC VARIRrIEs.--The Olympic
was crowded last night by the friends o.
Fthe popular manager New attractions
will be put on the stage tonight. Man
agsr Lusk has arranged programme
for this interesting occasion full of nov
elites, consisting of fancy and clog
dancing, comic and sentimental songs
negro comicalities, etc.
TIyOH.--South Court street ALFRED
Won Rolande and New German Theat
rical Troupe every sight ll5'
l.
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GENERAL MARKET.

Business to-day is moderate, without any
material change in prices. Butter Is dull
at IL to 15c for cooking grades and 22 TO
2lc for choice. Eggs are dull at % to 800.
Poultry is quiet; live turkeys. sl2 TO slS
per dozen; chickens, 81 to So; no geese
or ducks offering. COttonseed is firm at
sl1 per ton. Flour is steady at Sc 50 to 10 50
for super to fancy brands. Corn-meal is held
firmly at 50 30. Apples are scarce at SO TO s.
for common to prime. and So for choice. Gro
oeries are steady and unchanged. Oats are
held at IS 10 Sc. Corn at IS TO Zoe. Hay, S25
10 s27. Bran. s26 50 to sH. Potatoes range
from So 30 to 4 50 for the different varieties.
Provisions are less active. prices quoted being
81 to 7c for dry sailed clear sides, and 81 TO
5s<c for shoulders, loose. In bacon the ruling
jobbing prices were 5 to sac for clear sides and
Is to 1916 for sugar-cured hams, loose and
packed. Dressed hogs. 6 to TIC. Fresh beef,
sides, 6 to Sc. Mutton. to l0c. Mess pork.
S14 so per barrel. Lard, choice, in half bar
rels and tierces, was offered at Sc, but moved
slowly. though jobbers generally asked go
keg lard was jobbing at l014 TO lO1zc. Cheese,
Is to Ice. Hominy. 81 IS to IS at the levee.
Groceries steady. Rio coffee, p to 2413c.
Sugars steady; Louisiana open kettle. 8 to II ;
yellow clarified, 1914 to ll1zc; white clarified,
l21l to 12szci crushed and powdered, l21z to
14c. Plantation molasses, as to quality. 40 to
SIC. Rice, Carolina. 9 to exc; Louisiana. 81
sei Rangoon, 8 to SIC, Oranges are scarce
dealers ask s. 50 to So per box and $40 to s2
per barrel. Lemons dull. with lots offered Al
s. per box. Dried apples in request. with
sales to dealers at &c, but peaches are dull a
10 70. Nails, 81 Is to S..
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+ OsT-oORAL BARRING FORMED OF
IL scroll, coral rose and bud; a regard Tlll
siok;s Office, corner Union and second streets.
l24-l26 tts u
r OST "A GOLD BRBASTPIN.. WITH
IL chain and charms attached. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by returning same
to Brown * Jones coal office, 2S2 Main street,
l24-l26
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CIRCULAR.

once Of United States Local Inspectors of
Steamers, No. l2 Madison street,
MKNPHTs. Tenn, January 1,.lST2.
THE U. S. LOCAL INSPECTORS OF
Steamers for the District Of NeEphia.
hereby notify the owners and officers Of all
steamers Of the District, that, BY the act Of
Congress. approYed February %, ISL, and
the Rules and Regulations adopted by the
Board Of Supervising inspectors, All lteamers
are required 70 be provided With all insuu-
ments, machines and equipments. for the
better preservation Of life. as required by
said law as soon as they can be obtained,
These Rules and Regulations having been
approved and promulgated BY the Secretary
OF the Treasury. November 8. ltll. q strict
conformity thereto Is nov required.
Copies Of the law, and pamphlets Of the
regulations. contailina all necessary intor
nation thereon, may be obtained a. this Once
Owners aud oihcers Of steamers not already
provided with the large sheets containing the
new Rules and Regulations for the govern
ment Of Pilots, uhioh takes elect on this day
and which are required 20 be kept named IN
the piiot house d ever steamer. uill make
Immediate applicotion lor them 81 this once
fF'f- 0ROR6H A CLARK,
JAMES RALSTON.
' l2i-lG Y, 5. Local l=Gpsgtors.
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l2.l5 p. Cotton Is quiet at the opening
quotations. Spot sales, 800; futures, $3.50.
Sales for January. 211lc; February. 2l1sc
March, 22szc; April, 2214c; May. 227sc; June,
&c.
LItKRPooL. January %. IL 80 a.m. Cotton
opens quiet. Uplands. lO7sd; Orleans. lO1Sd'
leo p.m.--Cotton is dull Uplands. lO,sd
Orleans, 101zd. Sales, 1900 bales, OF which
a0On vera fnr II mort and snannlation.
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The attent ION of city and country
merchants called to the auction sale
Of clothing dry goods, boots, shoes, hats,
fancy goo Is, ETC., this evening, Tuesday,
January %, at II o'clock, by S. G. Bald
win & fCo., corner Second and Adams
street,
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FOR SALE,

nor gALE-TWo SECOND HAND BOIL
ers' IA good order; IS feet long. .3S inches
diameter. two IA inch aues; stood hydraulic
pressure of lpS lbs. steam and mud drum
connected with boiler; also safety valve. .Ap-
ply to 246 Second street. l2O-l2
NOR sALE--A LOT OF 81 ACRES. ON
II M. * @. r. R., in front of the City, Park
gate, we'll timbered, for $500. Call at No; 90
Union street. llSt
NOR SALE-sELMA RAILROAD SCRIP
II We are authorized to sell portion Of the
Scrip issued By Shelby county to the above
road, at ninety-fve cents on the dollar, for
the next few days. This is the only Scrip
good for taxes levied for this road.
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RIVER. BUSINESS, WEATHER

The river declined eight inches here yester-
day. and is reported above and below as fol-
lows: New Orleans, stationary; Pittsburg. rose
six inches; Leavenworth, declined one inch
Cairo, declined six inches; Vieksburg, declined
six inches; Nashville. declined two inches
Louisville. declined three inches; Cincinnati,
declined seven inches, st. Louis, declined one
inch Omaha aud Shreveport. stationary; Lit
tie Rock rose six feet. with still further rise
expected. Last night it was clear and
pleasant, and boats were not delayed. To-
day it is cloudy and cool, with smart north
west wind
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Baovsr 4 Bnowsr ,8l5 Second st. AT
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDoER OFFICE,


VI. BBNPHIs. TENN. January -, lSI2.j
There is an improved feeling in the money
market and decided increase in balances on
local accounts. The paper maturing from day
to day is paid promptly. and currency is in
good supply. Rates of interest are steady at 10
to II per cent. per annum, with very light
demand for accommodations.
Exchange is making freely and rates are
steady to-day at &c discount buying and par
selling on all points. fr
Gold in New York is steady at 100. Deal
ers here buy at 1885.
Local securities are inactive but hrm.
First National bank stock is quoted at 81 80.
Memphis gas-light stock. 81 50. City securi'
ties are held firmly at Coo for the currency
bonds, and Gle for the gold issue. Coun'
ty warrants are strong at SO to s4c buy
ing and selling. Selma railroad scrip is sold
at Csc. Memphis and Charleston railroad
stock is held at 40 to 45c, with twenty-four
hundred shares upon the market to-day al
4Oe. Tennessee money is quiet at Sc to SIC fol
the old issue, with lot Of $1,000 upon the mar
ket at the former rate. New issue is sold al
Ssc. Arkansas leyee bonds are firm, holders
asking 26 to &c. Other securities are firm and
unchanged. .-.s-~ ..,
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PERSONAL,

TIHE WONDER OF TIE AGE-MILLIE
IDELL. the young and talented poctress
and Fortune Teller. has arrived in this city,
and can be consulted for short time only.
she l. endowed with a natural gilt Of fore,
teliine YOUR future, present and past life, and
offers 500 to any one that can equal her IN
no living mortal ever knew before, she will
brtur success out Of all she undertakes; Sat
fsfactiou guaranteed ornop pay. Consultation
rooms are now loc tied At the
If CENTRAL HOTEL, Room No. b.
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The Rest is the :. moaness,

just received, Yarmouth blOaters,
smoked haEbut aAd sslmon, Roe her
rings, new Canadian oatmeal, and other
articles too numerous to mention, at j.
Devote :, cor, Third and Adams. ll2l-1
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N, ssrs. Wait 4 Lewis PrOniaent
coal tlealers, have just recsiEed a large
supply Of Pittsburg coal. which Is being
sold raj oidly. l26
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pnhlle sale-HiEhss. BIdder.

Free conveyance from our Office
twenty-eight building lots-wednesday
Morning tomorrow Oath, Park sub
division, South Memphis. Don't forget
Tomorrow morning at lOl o'clock. No
"bv bidding allowed No hmit in
uriee. Fair and square dealing. Be
present and buy home or make safe
investment of money. Bounded by
J,cksou Walker, Davie and Park
streets. DOSOH0 q huxley
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Liquor DsaIers, association,

A special meeting will be held this
evening at u o clock, at Cochran Hall.
All members are earnestly requested to
attend. J, B. SIGNAIGo, Prest.
VI. ScHILLING, Sec'y,
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PRor. yIcus, the eminent teacher. re-
or ems his school on Monday next. Mrs.
vigus, among the most distinguished
artists in the country, gives lessons IN
drawing and painting, to ladies.
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BRowS & JONES, coal dealers, inform
ms that no coal panic exists in this city.
They are not out Of coal, and are to-day
"a ling Pitlsburg at 81 per barrel, the
0su,d rate; also, Saline, ILL.,, coal at 90
oo5,. and Camel at 81 10. delivered.
They have now under way from Cairo
nsr toNboat Sampson, to STRIVE Wednes-
5sv fresh supply Of Pittsburg coal,
and a sufficient supply is now on hand
=, la, until il reaches here For the
\. ia seven years, during the kns they
h.ve beep in business, their stock has
ne YER beou. exhausted, nor have they
~, refused an order for coke or coal
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TAKEN up

TAKEN UPON THE NIGHT OF THE
18th inst. bay horse, which the owner
can have by applying to Seligman & Hall. 55
Union street. and paving charges: l2St
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IARaEsT CITY CIRCULATION.

PITTsBuaG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown b Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS at Brown
q Brownies, 3l5 Second street. 1897
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STEAM BOATS.


Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Comply
U. 5. Mail Line-For Pine Bluff and Little
Rock.
PAT 0LEBURNE..........P ritQhard. master
VfHIS NEW AND ELEGANT W~=s
passenger steamer will leave alksg 40
TUESDAY, sd inst, at pm. Es'saa--lss -
g For freight Or passage apply on board or ~
W. IL. KENNEDAY,. Agent,
Once on Company's Wharfboat.
Foot Of Court street
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Coke AND Coal TAR for sale at Gas
Companys office, POI Second st. [7O-t
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, BY BAR
thOIOmew d Allen, 40 N. Court. 104t
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The total receipts at the seaports this sea-
son to date show. as compared with last sea
sou. a deficit of 81, 4sS bales, and as compared
with the preceding season, an excess Of oo'eso
bales. E t.. fII
The receipts At The interior markets for the
week ending January isth we're S.SI1 bales
against q 800 the week before, and 4i,s5s for
the week ending January %. ISL. The ag-
rreeate of stocks on the 10Th was 60 200. against
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GAa-TIrrmo at BIS Second st. AIT
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BOARDING.

DoARDING-oNE OR TWO PLEASANT
10 rooms, furnished or unfinished, for
small family. or will rent house and board
win - Mrs. JENNIE RICHARDSON,
1877 Bass avenne.
DOARDING-TWO PLEASANT ROOMS,
ID furnished or unfurnished, with board
also, few day boarders can be accomplished
at Ill Court street. llS-l4
DOARDERs-A FEW DAY. B0ARDERS
ID can be accommodated at No. 80 Madison
street. oSI
DOARDING-THE WHITEMORE HOUSE.
ID zoe and Ill Adams street, having lately
undergone thorough repairs and been newly
boarders with light, pleasant rooms, and with
a. good a table az the market affords. Rates
very moderate. ~
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PORT NEWS

But little was done at the levee after tho
close Of our report yesterday. The local
packets took out good trips-...The Legal Ten
der brought Tl9 bales of cotton from White
river, and reshipped IS bales at the mouth of
White river....The Cleburne laid over until
to-day. The Minneola. Greesbeck and Bel
fast, from the Ohio, arrived after dark.
The Groesbeck and Belfast departed for
New Orleans this morning well laden, adding
nothing here......The Belfast dischargedaome
furniture here......The towboat Argosy and
barges passed down this morning......The W.
]. Lewis arrived from above with splendid
trip Of grain and produce....The new ferry
boat John 0verton makes another trial TRIP
to-day.
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Brn your wood from c. h. Johnson,
III Poplar street. ST.
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Oysters.

Fresh stock soeived daily by V. D..
Fuchs, Al Jeffer son street. TITO
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MISCELLANEOUS.


The citizens at Redman's Landing will. il
the Grand Duke is not called homo in harry,
invite him. upon his arrival here. to take a
trip mp to their landing on some Saturday
night to participate in Sunday bear hunt
He will accept most certainly.
TON Scott will arrive here Tomorrow. II
is suggested by the Cincinnati Enquirer
river man that he accept the nomination fol
the Presidency, which he says he will do, pro
viding all river men support him, and he geti
lease of the Presidential chair for nine hun
dred and ninety-nine years.
The Richmond will be here tomorrow eve
ming to leave on Thursday for New Orleans in
place of the Belle Lee.
The Great Republic and Kilgour will be due
up Tomorrow.
The Arkansas Is booming with 4 seven-foo
rise, making depth of elesen feet TO Little
Rock.
The Importer, sunk above Little Rock, viii
prove a total loss. Her cargo was taken Il
Little Rock yesterday by the Fort Gibson.
Yesterday at st. Louis Southern freight
we're abundant, but tonnage scarce.
The following directors Of the Memphis AM
St. Louis Packet company we're elected at st
Louis yesterday: John A. scudder. W. ]
Lewis, Girard Balleu. VIM. H. Seudder an
John y. Keiser.
The W. J. Lewis, Captain WhiusdSe
leaves this evening for Cairo. st. Louis an
all way Landings.
| The feet passenger steamer Legal Tender
Captain William Ashford. leaves this eve
ming at FIVE o'clock. positively. for Deyall
Bluff, Jacksonport and all points on Whlt
river. L. @. Postal. Dan. Sullivan and "a
CroWell are clerks.
Captain Peppers Thompson Dean Is du'
from below for the Ohio. Upward bound pas
sengers should remember this.
The Comet. sunk at Burlington. mad 90
kegs Of nails destined for New Orleans, De
sides large cargo Of other frsiEhs frun Wheel
ing. The nails we're injured.
The Mary Houston viii carry exeursionist
rom Louisville 70 Nardi-Gras and return 70
SIS.
The Belfast. from Louisville to New Oh
lssn.. received at Evansville 200 barrels Q
aour. 40 barrels Of pork, 800 barrels Of lard
5oo bsrs Of corn, 800 bags Of oats. 3 hog
heads Of tobacco. a large quantity Of DO
mat. some stock. large amount of furni
ture. 100 barrels Of whisky. 1000 paekag'
stsnsvare. 100 soops Of poultry, and lot
horses and several passengers.
Did Captain leather damn the Chieag
sufferers OF not Is the question under diseul
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For Cairo and st. Louis.

Memphis and ST. Louis Packet Company-U.
S. Daily Mail Zine for New Madrid. Bel
mont, Cairo and st. Louis; connecting az
belmont with the Iron Mountain railroad
and boats up the Ohio river, and at st. Louis
with all railroads East and West
w. j. LEWIS, Whitledge, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE -, r.
w THIS DAY, sd inst. at sls.Hts
pm. For freight or passage ap d1zsds.A,-.1
ply on wharf boat, foot Of Jefferson street, TO
W. Il. DILL, Agent.
FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't.
Tickets for all points VIA Memphis and Sc.
Louis Packets, North, East and West; apply
to General Railroad and Steamboat Office.
TOM. B. DUNN, cor. Court and Main sts.
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NOR RRNT-MY HOUSE, OFFICES AND
Il outbuldings, with 5, 10, 20. 40 or 100 aeres
Of land adjoining, with orchard. etc., at JOY
ner's station, 10 miles south of Memphis.
Apply at my office, go Second street, Mem
phfs. The whole also for sale or exchange. q
l2I.106 M q gint j. W. WESTC0TT.
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srrAH-YrrrrxG at sl6 Second st.
Ed ueatfonaa.

E0ueatlOnahs
The spring session of st. Agnes acad-
envy, on Vance street, commences on
the first of February next. st. Agnes is
one of the best educational institutions
for young ladies in the South. The diff
ferent branches of learning are taught
in the most thorough manner by the
good sisters of St. Dominic that preside
over its hsils For years St. Agnes
academy has 5been most popular with
parents and guardians who have the
charge of providing for the education Of
young ladies. All information as to
terms and requirements can be had by
applying either in person or by letter to
the Mother Superior,
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Memphis and New Orleans Pas
senger Packet, Steamer
LE Belle Lee,

D6II6 I66,
J.F. HICKS, master JSo. s. suLLIVAS. elk.
U,HIs ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMER
will leave Memphis for New Orleans, as
follows:
THURSDAY, January 25th, 1879
WEDNESDAY, February 9TH, 1S7S
THURSDAY, February 2sd, lSa2
THURSDAY, March 9Th, 1872
THURSDAY, March 21st, 1877
Particular attention paid to all way and
p'han 1ig '"' ". Il. KENNRDAY. Agent.
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Dean Line.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and CIneinnati
MINNE0LA. VIM. Miller. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE re-, =
w TUESDAY. 23d inst. at 81
SPIN. For freight or passage APP sis-as--'-'s'A
r'' ED. COBB. Agent.
l23-iA 266 Front ST.. upstairs.