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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-26
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MY FARM. SEVEN MILES FROM CITY,
MI Containing l4O acres of splendid land,
esbai~iJed into fields and wood lots, and we'll
sdsnfed 10 grass culture or farm products.
0Ter half the land lays on a small creek and
i N the first auality; a large portion OF the
remaioder Re fresh and quite productive. A
mart has been seeded in grasses. such as Ut
chard, Red Tor, Timothy, Kentucky Blue,
and Red Clover, which would have produced,
dad Il been harvested, tive tons per acre. Inc
improvements are hrst-class and all new; con-
eisting Of, a neat cottage &c three rooms, halls;
porches, closets. pantry, kitchen, etc, IN good
order. splendid stable, just finished. WITH
all modern improvements. containing htty
SSslls, with sleeping room and feed room, and
isrre roomy loft above, over 100 feet long; also,
= ,,,,her Of outhouses. Garden. orchard in
bearinr. and splendid we'll and cistern. The
sotire Mace is watcrcd by never failing springs
sod creeks and cannot be surpassed in iertil-
ity In the country. From two 20 three th1u-
sS,d dollars may be made per year, with little
- no expense b. pasturing. and, u desired.
=. 'fne nav a. Is made IN the North may be
.--,vn baied and sold in addition to pastuT-
'fhe nearest depot Of the Selma railroad,
-. a. he IN operation. is scarcely two miles,
49, ~ r,rdfne convenient facilities for ship
.ats.-.ov marx etable commodity 70 the city.
Wvsoie object for selling is physical Inability
= .sfenS 70 mauagement, and for the next
S.rtx dsvs Ii will offer al o bargain, tor cash,
~ = portion dawn, balance op long umei OF
wifi trade fsr city croperty. Also, my stocs OF
6ne Miirh CoWF Dfiying Horses, Nehicies,
etc.. etc Possession fnSmedlateiy- ,adafess
ne. care c. RI. Bracket 2 Co., OF cai AZ my
residence. Holly Ford rQad- -. .-npopn T.
ISf II MA W.RhyfohD'
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Cloudy and raining The dust 10 set
tied. Oliver Doud Byron at the tbeater
Monday night. Got ready for the Expo
sition. Farmers are being advised to
hold their cotton. A country paper
says the reason why the country people
as class are more happy and contented
is that they are more religious. Every
body is complaining Of the dullpess,
Why is it that only people with creaky
shoes are obliged to go out Of public
halls while everybody else is trying to
hear the music2 The Police Board meets
at three o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Preaching at Chelsea Methodist church
this evening Vance street will certainly
be paved, for the men who have in hand
the matter of raising the necessary funds
are not men easily discouraged or turned
from their purpose It may as well be
understood FIRST as last that carrying
concealed weapons in this peaceful and
law-abiding city will not longer be per-
mitted, and whenever fellah' is
caught with an armory about his person
and taken before the Recorder it
means twenty FIVE dollars fine and
an Indictment before the Grand Jury.
Some people have been disposed to com
plain that the Exposition building was
not strong enough, and some Of them ex-
pected to see the I she'll 60 over dur
ing the storm Of Tuesday night, but she
didn't go worth cent, and when the
crowds visited the building yesterday
they found her thar solid as rock.
Colonel John M. Fleming, Greeley
Elector, and Judge L. g. Hoack, Grant
Elector, will speak in Memphis on Sat
urday, October 10Th. Our District Con-
gressional race is becoming quite inter-
esting, and begins to look lively. 1t was
good to sleep updera bIanketlast night,
for the weather was quite cool. The
storm of Tuesday night played great
many tricks by which many persons
we're considerably frightened. 4 Now
don't forget about the Exposition, but go
to work with some sort of ambition, and
get up something that will be creditable.
Now young ladies and gentlemen, mind
this: 1.-THE man who marries woman
younger than himself forms her char
acter to suit his own; if he msrries a
woman older than himself she adapts
herself to him; but il he inarries wo-
man of his own age, continual warfare
is the inevitable result" A wife wrote
to her absent husband that the longer he
stayed away the better she liked it, and
he thought it dubious compliment.
The following from a London paper
is the most remarkable paragraph on
record: The Belle of London was out
on last Wednesday evening filling the
new one thousand-bafrel cistern on
High street, 1t has been decided by
General Spinner, United States Treas
urer, that when mutilated note has
Eve eighthsofthe original left, it shall be
redeemed at its full face value, The
voters of Memphis are just now Won
derfully interested in two triangular
Congressional contests in which the dear
people are appealed to for suffrage. .y
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GENERAL MARREr.

Orders from the country are Increasing daily
aud business on Front, as we'll as the other
commercial thoroug hiares, shows a marked
improvement over that done during the same
time last season. As general rule, prices Of
the leading articlcs of produce and supplies
arc to-day without essential change. The dc
mand for bacon Is moderately active. but Is
mainly from the city merchants. who. autici-
pating lower prices, laid in lieht stocks, and
now are compelled 10 buy from their neighboF.
A very little, however. is cent 10 the county
compared with that sent laStycar. Clear sides
arc quoted l23<@l25 &c cash; clear rib. l1o less
shoulders, S44S5scs hams unchanged. Corn
nominally 5IS59c. Oats in moderate request
az f09tlc. Bran sold Il $50 Sl3{ and SO %.
and is frm. Corn bran sold AZ SD. Hay very
dull and difficult to realize over 80 for strictly
choice. hEgs 2ia25c, and other articles as
quoted.
APPBES-In fair supply; choice az s. 3
81 Is. Inferior 10 oooking qualities. - 0oS
BUTTER Choice in moderate supply only
Al &c; fairto prime. ls4lse eomuoni y SIS
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vII.-y,,a,,INTE1-AT SITUATION By a GEN

yTTANTED-AIsIT SITUATION By "a YEN
,,vocsrv and Commission house. by one who
tboroughly understands the business. Has
had, ten years experience in the cotton busi-
ness in this city; we'll Acquainted in Arkan-
sas and Mississippi; would travel Tor some
good house. First-class references given, Adj
ei i7aSs iO' '"t' y 80 REMoC, Ledger Office.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER oEFIeE.

\ n IN TTrT0 .PUBLIU LEDGER 7UFFICE, I
MEMPHis. Tenn. September 26. 1872. 5
There is nothing new or interesting relating
TO money to-day. The banks report an active
demand for money. but are loaning only small
amounts at 10 d cent. On the street the lowest
on real estate security, and from that to 4g5
D cent. is the rate charged. auiU 1890 So
Exchangeis steady ut l4c discount buying
and &c premium selling.
Gold opened at l137s, and advanced to ia in
New York. Dealers here bought small amounts
at 1l2H. sau..t.H,. trs- a,agf aar
Local investments are quiet. and except an
occasional transaction in home insurance
stocks nothing worthy Of mention is trans
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BOATS TO LEAVE.

The gay steamer City of Helena, Captain
Mckee, will be down during the night to leave
at ten O'Clock tomorrow morning for Helena.
Napoleon and Vieksburg. Will T. Power is
her executive officer. ..- ga
The elegant City of Chester. Captain Zeigler,
will back out at five o'clock this evening for
Cairo and St. Louis, making all usual land
ings. She will also connect direct with the
rains at Belmont. Cairo and St. Louis, and
at the latter point connects with the packets
for Keokuk and st. Paul.
The semi-weekly passenger steamer st
Francis, Captain I. R. Bowman, leaves this
evening at FIVE o'clock for Helena. Mariana
and all the usual way landings.
Captain James Lee. ST., backs out the popu-
lar steamer Pat Cleburne at FIVE o'clock this
evening for Helena, Friar's Point and all way
landings.
The ever popular packet George W. Cheek,
with George Malone on the roof, will get away
at five o'clock this evening for Helena, Friar's
Point and Napoleon, making all the planta-
ton landings. .
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at the landing last evening was decidedly slim.
The Phil Allin was the only boat out. and she
had very good trip. The Shannon came
down this morning and added nearly 100 head
of horses. The ST.. Francis brought up a good
trip Of cotton and passengers. The Turner is
reported aground at Bulletin bar. The City Of
Vicksburg went up before noon, dischargins 9
bales of cotton and $50 sacks of seed. She had
but little for st. Louis. The Thomas Ii. Allen
brought SO bales of cotton. The st. Francis
brought SO bales of cotton and 1s9 sacks Of seed.
The Cleburne had II bales of cotton and 9Oi
sacks of seed. The Cheek brought n bales of
cotton, l64 sacks of seed and fair passenger
list. This summed up the business done mp to
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LOST.
sTRAYED.

CtTRAYED-ON THE NIGHT OF THE l4rH
y inst, large young cow, four years old
red, with white belly and white spots in flank;
tips of horns sawed off; one hoof, recently
grown out and shorter than the others; be-
lieved to have a crop in right ear and underbit
in left. | will pay $40 for her return TO me on
Thomas avenue, near Brick Church, Chelsea.
1924 W. WI MARY A. SCUDDER.
CTRAY ED FROM los MARKET. STREET
- one yellow medium size cow and calf; COW
sealded on one of her sides: A liberal reward
Wi be paid By returning them 10 the owner,
l2-f e. ACKERMAN, los Market st.
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BAeaING-Rsuses from ll5l@lsc-for light

BAGGING-Ranges from lf<@l6c-for light
and heavy brands. lFlT
BRAN1F Fair demand and firm at $1,000 50.
BAC0N-Fair demand and Grmor. We
gle1le; shoulders, s]lg5c; sugar cured hams.
lfl2@l813c; breakfast bacon, t3lza14c.
CliICkENS-Fair supply at 81 5O@3 rs as
TO size for young. aud 81 1904 90old. N
Northern factory, l6@l6ySc; Eng
6( 90 E; s & demand at tho
C0FFEE-Steady. Common Rio. l9@2Oc /;
fair to prime. 201s@2S1sc; Laguyra, 22@25c I;
3 B4GEs-IrreguIar at IS COCO 90.
ORN-MEAL-Sales, out of store, at 81 IS.
y OQRN-Nominally 57@59e..
PROFESSIONALLY So 50g3 IS per dozen.
. EGGS Steady at 2592sc, the latter for sin
FLOUR Steady at former rates. Low
grades, 81 50@5 90 medium, So 25@7 SO; fam
lily and fancy, 80 00@9 so. s.s.,.a..a..
GRAPES-St at 6@7c q ID for common
nAY-ZFlat and market ovcrstocked; and
choice would not realize over s23; Arkansas
, 'IEMioSs.Irresular at seeil-the latter for
IxRD-Firm; fierce refined 1O1@1O1Ec;
keg do, 1lhc; do. kettle rendered. 9I4@1Oc;
b Mnf llFs; 1jh pail iszc; 70
prime. 5Og65c; Sugar house syrups. common,
iOs50c; fair to good, $4,000; Eastern syruys.
50975c.
NAlLS--Steadv at S. 25 rates. %
ORANGES - Fresh Louisiana So; Citron,
IS o Dbl.
ONI0NS-Steady choice in a small way sold
at So 90 v Dbl, while 81 s. is the price for round
lois. ygHtfiaiNl tu Lfdl duH tl
0ATS--Choicc scarce and in demand at Ale.
MESS PQRk--Sales yesterday at sl6.
PEACHES-CommOn to choice, 60c@Sl.
PEARS-Frm at 81 4. box for choice o..
P0TAT0ES-In demand 81 70 q Dbl, loose,
from wagons, at 81 25@2 so, in shipping order.
eUGAK-Firm We quote: standard A, BE;
commercialA l21zc, crushed, powdered and
graduated, l4c. XIV
SALT-s2 1893 Is . Dbl, domestic and dairy.
SRTAW-Sales were at SIC, and SIS.
T0MAT0ES-Dull at 81 50 D bushel.
" TIES-Are firm; Sh@Si4 the inside price for
lots of not less than 500 bundles,
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Lou Leubrie gives a grand free exit
bition Of oxy-calcium stereopticon views
every evening from half past seven to
ten o'clock in front Of the Dollar Store.
The entertainment is very fine, and is
witnessed by large crowds nightly.
az
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BILLY WILKINSON, the famous news
dealer, near the corner Of Poplar and
Main streets, has the latest daily and
weekly papers, monthly magazines, and
everything known to the news line. I
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HARPER, Leslie, Atlantic, Galaxy, and
other magazines for October, at Mans
ford's news depot, CORNER of Second and
Monroe. Mansford is always ahead with
the news, and receives papers and maya
zines by all the lightning and express
rontes AM0i&&A4 GR4
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JOE LOCKE, newsdealer, near the cor
ner of Main and Jefferson, has Peter
sons Magazine for October, and the
latest daily papers, foreign journals, etc.
Everything in the news line can be found
at Locke's. dFIrhH iItort
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CRY and country merchants will con-
suit their, own interests, by examining
consigpments at Frankland's, 1876 and
1877 Main Street, before purchasing. %
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FELIx'S.

Fresh shell oysters received daily.
Pure WHISTLES, wines, ales, lager,
and the best cigars, can be found at
Felix Fransioli's saloon, on Front
street, near the corner of Madison.
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GAS FITTING, Is Jefferson St.

OLYMPIC. = The Olympic Varieties
Theater, on Washington street, opened
Saturday night with 6rst-class com
pany and a large attendance. The
house has been thoroughly renovated
during the time il was closed and now
looks as nice as new pin. A grand
bill will be presented every night this
week, introducing the entire strength of
the company. The management will do
their best. -l
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CITT and country merchants will con-
suit their own interests by examining
consignmenis at Frsnkland's, 1876 and
-l9l Main street bstsrsgurshasinE. 9
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CRY and country merchants will con-
suit their own interests by examining
consignments at Frankland's, 1876 and
1917 Main street, before purchasing. 80
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FRESH OYSTERS.

} Crystal Palace, op apostle Odd Eel.
lows HalI-Madame vincent's-is
In daily receipt o { the finest Norfolk
and Saddle Rock oysters, either
served or blythe can. 25u
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BUTTER-choice in moderate supply only
i 81 f'iFiO prime, Isgls' sp'naoHl i l2.si'
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WAIT & LEWIS are still delivering the
best Pittsburg coal cheaper than any
other firm in Memphis. Go and see for
yourselves. %
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.bl r. j. Waller, the enterprising news
dealer. No. los Beal street, has all the
latest dailies, weeklies and monthly pub
heations He has also many European
periodicals and literature that he makes
a specially. Call and see him. --
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LARGE stocks OF dry goods, clothing,
hats, boots and shoes, cutlery, notions, at
Frankland's, 1876 and 1871 Main st. 80
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TRADE sales all classes Of merchan.
disc, throughout the season at Frank
lands, 1876 and 1877 Main street. aJ32
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Steamer Shannon. Louisville.
% st. Francis, Mariana.
- City of Vicksburg, Vicksburg.
Z. II. Allen, White river.
'' Cheek, Chicot
DEPARTURES. e.
Steamer Phil Allin, Friar's Point 10.
- Shannon, New Orleans.
'' City Of Vicksburg. st. Louis.
let sci BOATS IN PORT. t19t
Clarksville. Glasgow ST. Francis, Cheek,
7. II. Allen.
- Daily report Of the stage of water and the
changes during the twenty-four hours ending
at noon to-day:
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NOR RENT-TWO COTTAGES AT RIDGE
K vay. Memphis and Charleston Railroad /
veil amounted, near depot, suitable for mer-
chants, attorneys, or mechanics; cars az pleas.
ure. fare TO the city, "a cents. Good sehool at
hand y ts-tl s S. MOSBl, SO4 Front g.
NOR RENT-THR TW0-sT0RY FRAllB
Il dwelling! No. 1888 Dunlap street (near
Op'1 ~ - - a. : MARX & BENSD0RF, 0
l5.t Rooms So and 40 Insurance. Buildinga
AMOR RENT--A- GOOD FRONT OFFICE,
II upstairs in LEDGER Building. Apply in
business ofice. Il Madison street III
TIOA RENT-FL00R-THE C0MMoDIOUS
ard we'll arranged second floor of No; 2sS
Main street., recently improved and lifted for
any business. Apply to ,.,,,,,,
9iist ~ .. y A. i; L0MENSIEIN:
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]. W. s. BROWNE, l6 Jefferson st. IS

LARGE stocks of dry goods, clothing,
hats, boots and shoes, cutlery, notions at
Frankland's, 1876 and 1917 Main st. 30
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CALIFORNIA Muscat and Angelica
wine, at the Allen Bros, 1859 Vance
street. ~
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o. Police COURT thirteen offenders
appeared before the bar Of justice at the
Police Court this morning, and of these
more than half we're discharged. Five
we're fined for disorderly conduct, and
two for fighting. James Watson, for
assaulting James Corners with knife,
was fined $25, and put under $4,000 bonds
for his appearance before the Grand
Jury. is9 90 sa5 400 Vac
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northeast corner of Mulberry and Tolbert
sk-eete .ls tHl FI alat - ft ~
ttne elegant double office. over Hill, Fon-
,.ine 4 Co NJ. l.. MEACHAM, .-i'
10 No. 9 Union street.
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MooK's Dancing Academy, Tuesday
and Thursday, at u PM, for gents.
AZ ~ ~ w --Lu--- u I'D
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PRoFEssoR and Madame DeGray Ben
nets Academy Of Dancing and Deport-
meut, 45O Main street, Waldran block.
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A. L. FARMLAND auction house, 50
and 1S7 Main street. ~" 80
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Violin and guitar strings. best
italian, at n. Seehausen's, 245
Second street. SET
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Colonel R. Walpole. of the Goodman
miss Central Star, is in the city Da
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The storm at Louisville on Tuesday night
occasioned considerable damage to the ship
ping Whereabouts. Five coal boats and float
broke loose from the tow-head. The boats
were caught. but the foat went over the falls
and sunk. A bowlder boat also drifted down
the chute and lodged on the falls. ...
Memphis would not be represented at the
Steamboatmen's Convention at Cleveland,
consequently Memphis steamboatmen do not
care to know what is being done there-the
telegraph is silent upon the subject.
The following. from the Shreveport Times,
will give those interested an idea of the depth
Of water in Red river.
The officers of the GarryOWen report twenty
six inches Of water on Grand Ecore, Perot's
and COushatta bars, with the water falling.
Boats not drawing over two feet make the trip
from New Orleans 70 this point in five days:
Andy Swain. Pilot Of the Garryowen, sounded
the water yesterday on the wreck Of the Grand
Duke. in front of MeSsrs. Stacey a Poland :.
and found nearly two feet over the shaft. his
lowest stage last season. So the river Is now
nearly three feet above the lowest wafer OF last
season. a.l. rIIJ
A few days since river man, an habitual
drunkard. was shipped from Wheeling 70
Pittsburr as freight on the steamer Carrie
Brooks. and consigned 10 Wharfmastcr Ken
nedy, in that city. The Joke was richly en-
joyed.
Captain Smith. Of South America. has con-
tractod with Litherbury at Cincinnati for
boat similar to the Colombia, which was com
pleied last spring.
OF the 500 bales Of cotton received Yesterday
steamers broughtl6O. log Boz
An inquisitive old eodger. styling himself
: Interested Citizen writes Us to know If
the heavy rains have increased the channel
depth Of mud about the elevator, and when
the city viii Put pavement down IN thst To-
cality,
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LARGE stocks of dry goods, clothing,
hats, boots and shoes, cutlery, notions,
at Frankland's, 1875 and 1917 Main st, 80
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L1VKRPoOL. September %. II 30 am. -co,ton
opens steady. Uplands. s1Sd; Orleans. Esd. :.
2p.m.-eotton is frmer. Uplands, ED; Or
leans. sd. Sales. 1900 bales. of which 1000
were for export and speculation. 81
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rTIIE CITY.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown q Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. "a OF olf I
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GENUINE Italian macaroni, at Allen
Bros. e.. ,d. .r.e 30 a
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A. E. FRANKLAND's auction house,
l95 and l07 Main street, 80
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IMPORTS.
EXPORTS.

Memphis and Charleston railroad-............ :
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad..-......... =
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TxTANTED A GOOD COOK. EITHER
w white or black. Apply at office of South
nrr Iifn Insurance. Company. - I9-T-
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FoR SALE.

nor sALF-sFyEN GOOD MULES, OF
desirable ages and conditions, for cash or
city acceptance. Can be, seen az our brick
yard IN Chelsea. D. H. r. flfEh XIV
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TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP-A LARGE BROWN STUD
IL mule; fourteen hands high; blind in left
eye; in fine order; has the appearance of hay
ing run at large for some time. The owner
him away. II. u. BULKLEY,
21-3O 80 Madison street.
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PoLIcE BoARD.--A meeting Of the
Police Board will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock at the Mayors
Office. There are said to be several
members Of the police force under
charges Of misconduct, whose cases will
come up At this meeting. g9Vll2 mn
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DRIVEN WELLS, l6 Jefferson st.
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BOARDING..

sM nv BOARDING. ia
DoARDING-GoOD FURNISHED ROOMS.
d with board, at 200 Third street, between
Adams and Washington. Day boarders also
wanted. fTti'l UfgHltt u " N.tt 1871
BOARDING. : GREAT REDUCTION IN
ID board al the b
w HIT n M o II u III q U B Il,
b. ~. 80 100 and III Adams street. r.r
Families can be accommodated with large
and airy rooms at moderate rates. l3lt
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Nv 10 J. B. HILL, ri
ms ... ....f. 2S2 Front street
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10:45 a.m.-Sales for January, 1870 Febru-
airy, 19sse; April. 209Fe; October, ls5-16c; No
vember, 1870; December, Is lille. .f
LAS p.m.--Cott0u is quiet. Spot sales to-
day, IS; futures, 500 bales. Sales for January
10 l-16c March, 20l4c; September, IS 11:l6e /;
October. ls14e; November, ls14c; December.
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WHITE HEATH PEACHES.

A choice lot just received per express
and for sale by v. D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson
airssia lll1R Oh 2AMQ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-26

Buy your wood from G H. John
son, III Poplar ST., near Fourth. ct
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-26

NOR RENT-A FINE COTTAGE. WITH
n lighthouses, two fine eisterns, and four
Seres of rich land suitable for gardening; one
nile from Mississippi and Tennessee railroad
deuot, on said railroad. Apply to
OFT louis HANAUER, 25i Front st. 2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-26

Cotton is firm. Middling, 1s1<c; sales to-day,
800 bales. Sight exchange, 1zc. Sterling. pc.
NEw YORK. September 26. 1O:10s.m.-Cotton
opens weak. october, lsc; November, 1896
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