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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-29

bushels. Cincinnati and Madison u =,
send down a total Of 26 steamers "
boats, ia barges, and 1861 900 bushels,
with IL barges and so boats, and oSV'ooV
bushels for New Orleans
The funeral services over the remains
of j. William Pittman, who died yester-
day, will be held at the First Presbyte-
rian Church, corner Of Poplar and Third
streets, at three o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Pittman was for many years pilot
on the local boats, and leaves large
circle of friends and acquaintance to
mourn his loss
The reorganized cincinnati and Mem
phis Packet Company, represented in
this city by Captain W. P. Walker, an
nounce to-day that four of the best
steamers ahoat viii enter the Cincinnati
and Memphis trade this week, making
semi-weekly trips, leaving here on
Wednesdays and Fridays. 1t is unneces-
sary for us to mention to shippers and
the public generally that the boats
named in the card elsewhere are all first
class sidewheel steamers, differed by
the most experienced men, and business
entrusted to them will be carefully at
tended to- In selecting their agent for
this city the company could not have
found gentleman better suited to the
position than Captain Walker.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Atlee to-day
arrested pilot Thos. Coon for plotting
from this port the steamer Glasgow when
she was in the hands of the United
States authorities, and carried him be-
fore U. s. Commissioner Garrett, who
fixed his bond at $4,000.
GLEANIYGs.
A rapid rise has been observed in sew
eral Western rivers of late. The rise
is that of the sand-bars. ........Old seers
predict an open river this winter........
st. Louis river men held meeting at
the Southern Hotel yesterday.........The
Evansville, Cairo and Memphis Packet
Company, during the coming season,
will have three boats in the trade.........
The Peninah is loading in the Kountz
line for New Orleans, from whence she
goes up the Arkansas.........The causes
of the sinking of the barge in tow of the
Northwestern by the Lake Superior, and
the collisions between the Belle of Pike
and Henry Ames and the Chas. Mulhken
and Mollie Moore is now being tried be-
fore the local inspectors at st. Louis.
........ Burt Fisher is now second clerk
of the Belfast vice George Albitz re-
signed. Tyrone gets $1,000 per
month for her services in the cotton
seed trade The Mary Houston leaves
Louisville for the South, Saturday .........
Captain Schultz takes the City of Cairo
to Louisville, where she loads for the
South
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AWAITED "A COL0RED WOMAN TO
w eoot, wash and do general hDpsework;
Apply at 81 Exchange street extended. e5-t
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Donot by any means fail to attend the
great sale Of spburban lots, which is to
take place Of the Mckinney property,
on Thursday next. This most desirable
property is located on the highest point
Of ground in the vicinity Of Memphis.
Recent surveys show this TO be a fact,
The place is, therefore, exceptionally
desirable, and above oil other places
asslshy. The lots viii be sold cheap,
- pn nsvaalaaeonl term. 81
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CHAMPION CORRESPONDENCE The Cou-
gierJ journal Of Louisville has q corre-
spondent writing from Memphis above
the signature of Faust" It is to be
regretted that leading journal could
be induced to publish the vile ISLANDERS
and falsehoods written by the Bohemian
with reference to the Memphis EXPOSE
ton. The articles may have been in
tended as ironical and amusing, but
when this impotent effort is at the ex-
pense Of truth it should be condemned.
The Exposition has been and is now
most successful The display is credit
able in the extreme to the enterprising
men Of the Bluff City. F" Faust" can
take the horns as the champion murderer
of truth, .e
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$1,000 REWARD

We will give one thousand dollars FOR
ANY IMPORTATION that will lead to the
recovery ofthe four diamond rings stolen
from our show case, at the Exposition,
on Monday last, the 2lst inst.
f. d. BARNUM & Co.,
49t Jewellers, 265 Main street.
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LvERPooLi octobe. %. u 80 a.m;.os,,on
Orleans. 1015@l03Sd,
2p.m.-Cotton Is Arm. Uplands, -9g5sd;
0rlesns. iu14@l0ssd. Sales, Is, 900 bales, Of
which 5000 we're for export and speculation.
5p.m.- Cotton closes quiet. Uplands, 95s;
Orleans 1OlsT1OiLd
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Martin Eyke, at No. 81 Madison street,
manufactures the best mattresses in the
South. For durability, aos.fort, in fact
in every particular, these mattresses are
superior to any purchased in Eastern
markets. IS
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T5oR RENT-A FINE COTTAGE, WITH
lighthouses. two fne cisterns. and four
acres Of rich land suitable for gardening, one
mile from Mississippi and roBDessee railroad
depot, on said railroad. APPLY u
I; 4; GIliQN,, or os.v
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LlE,;BIz NM L9TR SNW fk D4fMS
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NOR SALE AT 4 BARGAIN-.A BE,AUTTII-
4 full binding lot, .eSrner Union and Wet
NESS house. Apply TO r. +. Pablo, Real Is
into AGENT. - Union street. ~
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THE LATEST ARRIVAL. Devote,
corner Third and Adams streets, has
just received large stock Of every kind
Of choice groceries, suitable to the sea
son. Just opened, a fresh lot Of At
more mince-meat. III L.llil 29T I
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Az interesting revival is now in pro-
gress in ths First Baptist Church Of this
city. HeE. NJ Lotion, pastor. Preach
ing every evening this week at z o'clock
BY Rev. Mr.. Morgard q ~ Nlfi
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cn6mnIe.

Fresh shell oystess received daily at
the Appeal Saloon, u Union street. near
Appeal oEice. Fine wines, liquors ana
cigars at the bar. Ladies oyster rooms
up stairs. 50
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xxTANTED-NEEDING MONEY ,IMME;
Nv diately, viii sell marble work Of all
Kinds at very red uoed fggres for thirty days
nj THOS. MAYDWELL.5 80 Union So.
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No DIsoEoE.-Judge Hsiskell, Of Tie

No DuoRoE.-Judge Heiskell, Of the
First Circuit Court, delivered his
opinion this morning. denying Sarah L.
Reese the divorce prayed for from her
husband, W. K Reese. Reese is The
man Who was some months ago con,
victed Of larceny in the Criminal Court
aud sentenced 70 three years in the pen
ritentAry, bat was afterwsrd acquitted
and g, ., liberty By shs Supreme Court
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FoR GALE OR RENT.

LoR SALE OR RENT-FoUR LOTS ON
L Broadway and Selma railroad-ono lot
has house on II. This property will be sold in
thirty DAYS at public auction. For terms apply
70 lSl-60l 4. i. PATTILL0, 80 Union It.
ROR SALE OR RENT-L0T ON UNION
Il street containing four residences. Also. a
fno residence on Union avenue, one mile from
Court Square, Apply TO l.ssef
O-5S X. #, PATTILLO. 80 Union street.
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LOST.

r osT1oY THE NIGHT OF THE 2srn, AT
IL the Now Memphis Theater, black gross:
grain bow, with a Jet cross tipped with gold
attached. The finder will confer favor BY
leaving the same at Mrs. M. O. Hunters, 247
Main street.
r OsT--A BLACK LEATHER BOOK. CON-
IL tanning sum of money, on Jefferson,
Main or Washington streets. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving II at Southern
Express office, IS North Court street. LII
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Dr. 3. y. BIount,

Having recovered his health, resumes
the practice Of his profession. Office, 81
Charleston avenue, Wares drug store;
at nishs, at Hotel de Europe 81
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Francisco & wiggin, importers of
ladies' dress furs, and hatters, No, SO7
Main street. under Peabody Hotel, have
a fine display Of goods at the Exposition.
The 5isplsy attracts great attention, and
is one Of the sensations at the EXPOSE
tioH. These gentlemen are we'll known
hs.iers and furHsrs, and are knoVn Is
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SEE advertisement of Wheeler a
Wilson's sewing machine in the For
Sale" eo,Fmn, the owner considering 1t
worthless, offers a bargain in it. 4st
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coLL's SUN pEpARTMENq.

Coils elegant. Pagoda at the Exposi-
ton, near the floral grotto, is probably
the most admired object by all visitors.
The beautiful costume, La Diva" is
wonderful specimen Of dress. " l would
like to have IT, and Glow beautiful"
were the expressions on all feminine
lips. In the elegant Pagoda a magnf-
cent shawl, valued at FIVE thousand dol
lars, and a rich shawl Of Chinese work
nanship, are additional ATTRACTIONS. At
his large establishment at No. 2T3 Main
street, Mr.. Coll has his manufacturing
depot. He gives employment to forty
hands, residents of our own city. Mr..
Coll belisysg il sustaining home indus
try, and in this has set d praise
worthy example to all Memphis man
ufacturers. These employees are en-
gagged in the different departments as
cutteYs, tFimwers, 6nishers, pressers,
etc. His dry goods estsblishment is
perfect in sll its departments. A large
and varied stock of goods, the most com
plete in the city, can there be found by
all visitors. In the suit department Mr..
Coll stands far ahead Of all competitors.
Street and travelling suits, from three 70
fifty dollars are Manufactured. Dresses
of every description, valued at frem Eve
to I'VE hundred dollars, are turned ont
daily from this sterling house. Private
citizens and merchants can be supplied
with ready-made suits at almost imme-
date notice. Designs for bridal irons
sean, party dresses, masquerade cos
tunes, ETC., are made specially Of,
and even the historic Brown could not
desire anything more elegant. Mr..
Coll has sixteen sewing machines in OPP
Grafton in this branch Of the business,
and he Is prepared to give the most per-
feet satisfaction 10 al customers, botn
as to the quality Of ihe work aPd price
Of the articles 50 msHaiscipred. To-
night MF. Coll viii give gFsHa ekposi-
ton OF dressmakingi a number OF his
employees will preside over the steam
sewing m.shines IN rear Of the Pagoda,
and dresses will be made s..a cut IN a
/ few seconds. This will be an attractive
feature Of the Exposition this evening,
and one that viii draw large crowds Of
ladies and gentlemen. The dress-making
will eOmmshee st eight o'clock pre-
cisely.
lADIEs DRESS FURs AND GESTLENES' S
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The celebrated English hair brushing
machine, at Haessigs barber shop, No.
35 Adams street. 5z
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BaltImore and Norfolk Orsters.

Johs =. signiaEo, no. 81 Poplar
street, - nop Eeady 20 supply oys-
fers at Uholesale, pm ara around
MemFhls. Orders promptly aIteG.
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REWARD.

81 Z REWARD -sTRAYED OR STOLEN,
OlC on or about the 18th, one large bay
roman nose, has white blemish in left eye,
roach name and tail. shod all round. The
above reward will be given TO any one leaving
the mule at 0. B. Parker's No. IA Madison st.
40-t
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TlELaR RApFoRR d Co have re-
moved to their new Office, S69 Front
corner Of Gsyoso, over FargasOn &
Clay. 81
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
Nj e NJ H H 81
neadnY EVENING. Oct. 90, 1872.

PIrrsBURG and Camel GOAL and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block 7
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THE FAIR.
Last Day OF the Agricultural Elk
pOsitiou-TO-Ds Programme.

Last Day OF the Agricultural Ex.
position--TO-Dsy's Programme.
The attendance at the Fair yesterday
was not so good as might have been de-
sired, but was very fair nevertheless.
The great feature of the day, SO far as
the ladies were concerned, was the baby
show-premiums being offered for the
best boy baby under two years Of age
and for the best girl Of the same age.
For the first exhibition there were ten
entries, all handsome specimens of the
rising generation, of which Mrs. E. c.
McCombs Willie appeared to be the
finest, and was therefore awarded the
premium. The little girls we're more
numerous, there being fifteen of them,
The premium was awarded to Miss
Annie, daughter OF Mrs. Robert Malone.
After the baby show came the trot for
purse of 5000; won by Butcher Boy.
Between the heats was a mule race,
which was very amusing, Jno. B. Todds
entry winning as the slowest mule.
haslf3t PREMIUMS. % sf' 2pl
The following first premiums we're
awarded to the Grover a. Baker Sew
ing Machine Company;
Best sewing machine for general
work; best sewing machine for. family
use best sewing machine for leather;'
best and most complete family machine,
all points, attachments and power con-
sidered; best hand or work box ma
chine; best power for sewing machine,
family use; best narrow hemmeT; best
wide hemmer; best tuck creaser; best
patent cprder; best patent hinder best
patent braider. '''f ~ . 2
The Grover & Baker machines were
literally covered with blue ribbons, and
we're the center Of attraction for the
ladies' who attended the Fair. All ladies
who have had much to do With sewing
machines know the merits OF the Grover
& Baker, and hundreds Of them in this
city will applaud the action of the com
mittee in awarding them the premium.
There are many points Of excellence
about the Grover a. Baker which no
other sewing machine possesses, and a
lady who has used one of them will rare
ly, if ever, exchange it for any other.
Aside from the large number Of medals,
certificates, premiums, eto., the Grover
4 Baker Manufacturing Company are
able to display, we know of no better
evidence of the merit of their machines
than their popularity with the ladies
Who have used them. we think this the
very best.
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STRANGERS visiting the city should not
fail 10 visit Peabody Billiard Hall. 50
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violin and guitar strings. best
italian, ht II. ssehausen's' gao
second street. III
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Fon sign, ornamental and house paint
ing, 90 to A. +. Davis. 2sl Second lIO
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NOTICE.

The attention 81 sisit6fs 70 the Expo
sition, and the public, Is called 10 ibe
large and select stock of mems, boys
and children's clothing, and gents fur
ntshing gQa9s, ichich are offered at
prices to conptaes esergbody that Mem
phis is the cheapest clothing mGrksf in
the South. Before purchasing, erdmf"e
ON sEsek and satisfy yourself
l.. STEINER,
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FoR fsrnituEe and mattresses at low
rates go to H. Marks, 2Ol Main street
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

fTtNr fOtnt....l NJ OlcDuTtetssss...ssssp ~ IN
81. Louis...-.......St. Joseph .'.~..."...o p. IN
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Molie Moore, ST. Louis.
~" Laura, Stockley's.
Tyrone Chicot.
A. j. White, Chicot.
Utah, Vicksburg
Capitol City, Vicksburg.
Pauline Carroll, New Orleans.
g Joe Kinney, st. Louis,
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Mollie Moore, New Orleans.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
&" Laura, Stockleys.
Undine, 0sceola.
Clarksville, Arkansas river.
(" G. W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
Frank Forrest, Fulton.
M (" Belle Memphis, 81. Louis.
Utah, st Louis
/" Pauline Carroll, st. Louis.
Z" Joe Kinney, Vicksburg.
BOATS IN PORT.
Ig Cleburne, st. Francis, Mary Boyd,
Batesyille, Tyrone, Celeste, White, Capt.
toll City.
Daily report of the stage of water and the
changes during the twenty-four hours ending
at noon to-day:
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PHELAE & calendars bevelsd tables
at the Peabody Billiard Hal 80 ,
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PICTURES.

The display of pencil drawings, oil
paintings, photographs and pictures Of
al sorts in the South Hall attracts . good
deal of attention, and among these are
some very handsome ones. The crayo-
graph of the renowned philosopher and
scientist, Alhazeu, is very fine, although
the first effort of the artist, Mrs. NJ. D.
l.. Stewart
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rJNAKEN UPON THE 1irH INST. ONE
10 or IL years old; left fore arm swelled; in
good flesh. One white horse mule, Is hands
high IL years old Call at % Monroe street.
38-t ID. ID DlSMukES.
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If YOU would have your hair brushed
by machinery, go to Haessigs barber
shop, 50 Adams street. oz
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Change.
Stations.
fBeIoW high water.
Blank t......) indicates no report; cipher 70
stationary.
IOficiail s.W. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service, U. S. A.
THE RIVERS AMI WEATHER.


Blank (......) indicates no report; cipher 70
I0ficiail S. W. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service, U. 5. A.
THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.
The river has declined one inch since
our last report, and is now lower than it
has been at any time this season, the
water level being but one foot ten inches
above the lowest mark Of 1871. The
channel depth over Reeves and other
bars below is stated to be six and half
feet, and above, there is nearly that
depth to Cairo, with the channel cutting
out rapidly. The rise in the Ohio will
reach Cincinnati tonight, and nayiga-
ton in that stream will be fully re-
sumed. The upper Mississippi has been
benefited slightly by a light rain, and
better water may be looked for in all d.
rections soon. The Arkansas and
White rivers are about as reported yester-
day. The weather to-day is cloudy and
cool.
BUSINESS.
The landing, yesterday, was the scene
of considerable activity, nearly all the
arriving boats having good cargoes. The
Laura brought 63 bales of cotton. The
Tyrone brought 5000 sacks cotton seed
The White had 443 bales cotton aud 7S9
sacks seed, and the Utah 40 bales of
cotton. The local packets went out
with good trips. The Utah, for St. Louis,
went up light, but the Belle Memphis
took 700 bales cotton. The Pauline Car
roll went up this morning, six days out
from New Orleans, with two barges in
tow; she put out loo packages, and had
but little for above. The Capitol City
brought up Al bales cotton and 400 sacks
seed, and is now at the elevator. The
White brought 443 bales cotton, 7S9sacks
seed and hundred people. The Joe
Kenny went down at ten o'clock this
morning with 500 tons for Vicksburg.
The Longworth, St. Joe and VIM. j.
Lewis, all due from above, had not ar
rived at noon.
BOATS TO LEAVE.
The Tyrone goes out tomorrow for
Chicot.
The popular St. Francis, Captain Tom
Bowman, will get away at 5 o'clock this
evening for Helena and the st. Francis
river landings.
The elegant St. Joseph, Captain Cor
bett, goes out to-day at pm, for Cairo
and Louis, making direct connections
with the railways and with the opposi-
ton lines of steamers at st. Louis.
Captain Stacker Lee backs out the
popular steamer Pat Cleburne at five
o'clock this evening for Helena, Friar's
Point and all lower landings.
The United States mail and passenger
steamer A. j, White, in command of
Captain Mark Cheek, leaves this after
noon at o'clock for Napoleon, Chicot
and all bend landings. B. P. Fields,
William Smithers and Charles Sharpe
are her popular secretaries.
The Fort Gibson goes to the Arkansas
Tomorrow evening.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Mary Alice and barges were
aground at Montezuma bar, l25 miles
below here, on Sunday.
The Umpire sunk at Cincinnati bar
below Shawneetown, Sunday evening"
and it is supposed will prove total loss.
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STOLEN.

,c-To1 FN-FROM TIE OFFICE OF nm
SVoorhies. in the lrsins I naosa yhinaseiss
S5asS 2, - he return Of shieh suiiaols r.
'Nard vii Be paio'
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WKTANTED. = SECONDHAND FURNI-
wv niture. feathers and househOul9 goods
of all kinds bought at 2S2 Second street,
1Nf II. 7. BINNOTT,
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RuNKS
WANTED.

VXTANTED-A BLACKSMITH, TO WHOM
w good wages and steady job will be given.
None but a sober, steady man need apply.
JOHN NAN0GUE,
AZ N 1876 Main street.
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Mammoth Glothipg House,
37t 29e Main street, corner MADISON.
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BOARDING..


DOOMS AND B0ARD--THREE UNFUR-
II nished and one furnished chamber, with
board in private family, at $50 Poplar street.
References given and required 1884
DoARDING-AT 4S2 MAIN STREET TWO
ID elegant front rooms for gentleman and
wife, with good board, in private family. Ref
erenee required and given; M ADDRESS,
40-t W. W. W., this office
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WHITEMoRE HOUSE, 100 AND Ill
traily located, within one block Of the Expo,
sition building, is open for the reception of
guests visiting the Exposition. Fare, SO per
day. 1911
DoARDING-GO0D FURNISHED ROOMS.
ID with board, ut 200 Third street. between
Adams and Washington. Day boarders also
wanted. lb-f
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NOR RENT-THB SECOND FLOOR OF
Il building 3jS Main street. lately occupied
AS a millinery store. Apply 60
4s.t BEACH a. SUTHERLAND.
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MOB RENT-ORFICE-A GOOD .0FFICE
in the Planters Insurance Co.'S Build
ing ''Pp'' = PLANTERS ms. CO..
42-t No. Al Madison street.. I
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NOR RENT-COTT0N SHED FOR RENT
L 1865 VSs"P W. 4. &HEATLE9. $50 Main st.
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qRUSRs AND vALlsns.

Mr.. l. Happek exhibits some fine sole
leather trunks and valises, manufactured
at his trunk factory and emporium No.
1852 Main street. One of these is q gen
tlemans travelling trunk with all the
modern appliances ana eonYeniences,
consisting of a body tray and top tray,
with convenient tills on either side of
the body tray. This trunk is model of
workmanship, and would be found Of
graa, convenience " sny gentleman,
whether stationary or migratory. There
are also several ladies sole-lesthsr
trunks, such as are calculated to chal-
lenge the admiration of the fair sex;
trunks with innumerable trays, tills and
other eoagenient reoeptacles Tor articles
Of the female toilet from the love Of a
bonnet to the lengthiest parassl, Mr..
Happeks trunk factory, No. 1852 Main
street, is one of the largest in the South,
apd the speeiAeaa If AZ handiwork we
have seen are among the best to be found
in the country.
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= an RENT. WITH BOARD. TWO LARGE
front rooms at 40 Madison street. 500
NOR RENT-HOUSEs AND LOTS FOR
+ rent and for sale. Apply to
aa-Ril W Il ia RDIN, ovor De Soto BANK.