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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-11
THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.

The river here is falling one inch in twenty
four hours, and is now three feet three inches
above low-water mark, and has six feet ten
inches over Bulletin and Island q above and
seven feet over Reeves and Choctaw below.
The condition of other streams will be seen by
the table above. The weather continues cool,
and last night heavy white frost-the first Of
the season-fell. reducing the temperature l0',
the thermometer this morning indicating AZ.
BUSINESS
at the landing improves steadily. The depart
ing steamers Cleburne and st. Francis, out
last night, had good trips. The big stern
wheeler Exporter came down at dark with
barge, and after putting out ninety barrels of
onions went down with 1900 tons. drawing six
feet eight inches. The City Of Chester. from
st. Louis, did not get in until late, and
brought an assorted cargo Of 800 tons, which
she put out last night. The Chester got away
at am. with 800 bales cotton and 400 beer
kegs. The Yaeger came down early and went
over to the bar, sending q yawl ashore. The
Laura arrived from Stoekley's with fair trip.
The Commonwealth came down with big
trip. The Cityof Vicksburg wentup at am.
well laden, and the City of Helena came down
about the same time with sixty-seven passen-
gers for this point and forty cabin passengers
for New Orleans. besides big freight trip.
The Bismarck went up before noon with fair
trip, and the Celeste, from Osceola; brought 80
bales cotton and Sl3 sacks seed. This com
prised the business done up to noon. The City
Of Vicksburg brought 81 bales Of cotton and 900
sacks Of seed the White, 76 bales Of cotton and
81 sacks Of seed; the Phil Allin, s. bales Of cot
ton and 622 sacks Of seed, and the Cheek. "A
bales ofcotton and S3l sacks Of seed. The La
Barge went down drawing six feet. and the
is adding 200 tons Of oil cake; |
she put out also about 80 tons of freight. The
LaBelle has coo bales Of cotton and 1000 sacks
Df oil cake now on board, and will have more
before she leaves.
BOATS TO LEAVE.
The Dardanelle goes out tomorrow evening
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AmuseInents.

MEMPHIS THEATER.-To-night being
the fashionable night at the theater, a
change will be made in the programme,
and such bill presented as will insure
the pleasurable entertainment Of the
large and fashionable audience that is
certain to be in attendance. Tonight
Red Mazeppa, or the Prairie Panther,
will be presented, with Mr.. Aiken and
full cast of the company, in addition to
some of the best acts of the Witches Of
New York. We hope TO see full
house, as this is Mr. Aikens farewell
benefit
The GRAND OPERA HOUSE. The sale
of reserved seats for Mr.. Ben DeBars
engagement commenced at the box
Office of the Graud Opera House yester-
day, and the desirable seats in the dress
circle and parquette were rapidly taken.
Mr.. DeBar's representation of "Fal-
staff is said to be equal to that of the
great Hackett, and he never fails to
draw crowded house wherever he APP
pears. He Yill be supported in the
presentation Of Henry " by Manager
John A. Stevens as the Prince of
Wales" and full stock company from
New Orleans.
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Ledger Lines.

Moonlight nights. Circus Monday.
Black Crook Tuesday night. EXPOSE
ton next week. Millinery and dry goods
openings en- regle. White hats steady.
johnson stock declining Fair week
after next. The Grand Opera House
opens Monday night for the season.
The LEDGER will be enlarged next Tues
day. Twilight and matutinal fires are
in order. One year ago to-day the
LEDGER enlarged. 1t is said that q
meeting of housekeepeTs is to be held in
this city to consider the subject Of SER
vantga,ism. j. N. Watson claims TO be
the author of "The Beautiful Snow
Chappaqua has been vulgarized into
Quapau. Our own artist, Carl Gutherz,
says that sunset as seen from the
bluffs in this city is much finer than the
far famed and much sung Italian sun
sets" and he ought to know. The
newspapers are making great poet of
General" Gus Signaigo. The mer-
chant, mechanic or business man WHO
doesn't exhibit something at our Mem
phis Exposition is wasting his opportu-
mites. The repairing of front gates is
in order now, as these cool evenings do
not predispose the loving SWANS to
linger on the outside swinging after
meetin' f" Workmen are engaged in
repairing the Nicolson pavement on
Madison street The correct thing now
adays for lady promenaders is to carry
one arm bent at the elbow, the hand
sticking straight forward, and bobbing up
and down like dislocated pump handle
Circum bendibus poetry is the kind writ
ten nowadays by rhyme-slingers. Gum
chewing is raging among the unmarried
females Of Memphis. The ways Of a
brunette are decidedly dark-deal tightly
with the erring blondes. October is
called by one of the poets month Of
Irishue and balmy air, when summer
lends its sun with softened glare" An
enterprising citizen intends offering at
the County Fair silk dress for the best
preserved old maid. Belle in French
meaning fine, young lady recently
wrote to a friend in Memphis that We
are having a great deal of belle-weather
lately" Put not your faith in him who
predicts hot season-he sells ice; not
in him who predicts cold one-he sells
cheap clothing; nor yet in him who de-
clares wet one-he sells umbrellas nor
in him who insists on a dry one-he
keeps saloon. White hats still con-
tinue to maintain a stiff appearance on
the heads of Greeleyites French set
tiers in Utah speak ef Brigham Young
as their big-ami
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GENERAL MARKET.

Two cargoes Of produce have arrived since
yesterday, and business to-day is more active.
WequOte as follows:
APPLES-Common to good, 81 OOg2 90;
choice,and fancy, SO 00@4 90.
BUTTER-Choice held at 2S@30c; fair to
prime, lS920c; common. 129l5c. Receipts, =
tubs.
BAGGING-Ranges from 141l@16c for light
and heavy brands.
BRAN-Receipts. = sacks; firm at s2l.
BAC0N-Firm, with q moderate demand 9.
We quote; Clear sides, l21sglSc; clear ri, l21S
i99is1Ic; breakfast bacon, ilSi5c.
CHICKENS-You to full grown. SO GOA
8 IS; old, 81 1904 so; sales, 10 coops mixed
CANDLES Firm. Light and full weight.
OHEESE-Firm and scarce; factory. 169
1G%c; English dairy, l9@2Oc.
COTTON SEED-Frm; active demand at the
C0FFEE-steady. Common Rio. ls@2Oc
fair to prime, 2O1z@2S1aci Laguyra. 2g25c
Java, 25@28c.
CABBAGEs : Receipts. crates; prices
firm AZ 500! 90 for choice; common, s. 20;
81 70 delivered. Sales. : ,bbls. :,
CORN-Receipts, = sacks; nominally 57@
SOC for yellow and. white, shelled. Sales, lSS
sacks wete shelled at 59c.
DRIED APPLES Steady at 512@6c n 10.
EGGS sales, 700 dozen at sc; held firmly
at 2sc. receipts, = boxes;
FLOUR Receipts, : bbls; prices firm and
unchanged. Low grades. 81 50@5 90 medium,
s6 25@7 so; family and fancy, 50 00@l0 90.
sales. $50 bbls family at 81 S..
GRAPES-steady at 7@l4c d lb for common
| to choice Catawba.
HAY-Choice scarce and worth s26; cons
mon to prime. SlSg2l.
KRAGI-Quiet at IS q Dbl; receipts, 81
LEMoNs-stcady at slO@ll-the latter for
IiME-Firm at 81 4O@1 50.
LARD-Quiet; Tierce refined, l0gl04c;
| keg do, lie; do. kettle rendered. 912G954ci
bucket. ll19c; tin pail, 1S1zc. Receipts, l5a
MoLASsES-Firm; Orleans. common to
prime, 50g65c; Sugar house syrups, common,
| lOd5Oc; fair to good, 5596Oc; Eastern syruys,
50d75c. New Louisiana, 81 90.
| NAILS--Steady at So 25 rates.
.0RANGES-Firm; fresh Louisiana sSgs;
Citron. sS@9 y Dbl.
ONI0NS-Receipts. = bbls; market over
stocked. Sales at 81 70.
| Steady at 36@lOc: receipts, - sacks
MESS P0RK-Firm at SIS 75gl6.
PEACHES-Range from 72c@Sl q box as to
PEARS-Firm at 1898 so o box for common
and S. 70 choice California.
| P0TAT0ES-Are firm at 81 50 y Dbl
loose, from wagons; in shipping. order, s.
az p; sweet potatoes, sS@S % y Dbl, ,o,>
SALT-s2 2OGs 10 y Dbl, domestic and dairy
| SRTAW-Steady at sl5dl6.
| T0MAT0ES-Qui at 81 so n bushel. Re
ceipts, 10 boxes.
TURKEYS-Steady at sl2@l6 q dozen
geese, S76JS.
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A second street Incident.

A few mornings since might have been
seen a pair of Erin's sons sauntering
down Second street, who, for want Of
more profitable employment, were en-
gagged in reading the attractive sign
boards so abundant in that locality.
On coming in front of the place of bus
mess of an enterprising restaurateur
who exhibits over his doorway Latin
apothegm, indicating the continual
readiness of meals. One of them, who
seemed the most knowing Of the two,
stopped to read the sign, which he did
slowly;
"S-e-m per P-ar-a-t-u-sl Och, be-
CORA, but that's an enticin sign for an
attn house"
"And what does it mane?' inquired
the second.
"Mane, you omadhaunl Have you
forgotten the name of the vegetable you
was raised on2 Manel What can it
name but paraties2 Sure you'd recog-
nize EN- if you had a dish full. "
"Och, by me sowl, the paraties is
plain enough; and what does s-e-mp-e-r
maneY"
This was a poser for No. |, but he was
determined to be equal to the question,
and not appear ignorant, and he readily
answered, with broad grin of triumph
on his honest face:
Fax, that's a Frinch way they have
of coekin' them.
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Exnnsition Onening.

Tonight the Exposition building will
be formally opened and appropriately
dedicated. Addresses will be delivered
by Colonel McRae, Colonel CAN'T and
perhaps other citizens The public gem
orally is invited to attend, and it is hoped
a large number of these of our citizens
who have had the interests Of our Expo
sition at heart will attend the opening
tonight and see what industry and ener-
gy has accomplished. Too much honor,
we think, can never be done those gen
tlemen who undertook the task Of erect
ing that building and inaugurating our
Exposition. They have had much to
contend with, and at no time did the
business community-those most inter-
ested-respond with anything like the
liberality that might have been expected;
but these men, most of them mechanics,
were not men to be thwarted and turned
from their endeavors by outside him
ORANGES, and among themselves they
said, We will complete this building if
we have to do so from our private means;
and to their determination we owe this
structure. We sincerely hope
they may be gamers by it, not only in
honor bdt in pecuniary profit also.
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WIN. DEAN & co.

We have added 10 our stock du-
ring last week:
so Tubs Choice Butter;
80 Boxes Chedder Cheese;
25 BbIs., half.bbls. aud kegs new
Pickles:
New Carolina Rice;
New Barley, HOminy Hnd Grits;
New Holland Herring:
New SugaT.eured Hams:
New Breakfast Bacon and Beef
Tongues
New RatsOns aud Figs:
Fresh California Canned Goods;
Guinness Porter:
YOunger's Ale;
Cucumber Bauee--7Omething New
New Navy Beans and Pigs Feet;
A splendid line of new crop Teas.
IS WM. DEAN d. co.
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Colonel NJ. c. Galloway, of the APP
peal, left yesterday afternoon for Nash
vile, to be present at the great Cheat
ham reception tomorrow.
Captain c. B. Church returned home
yesterday, after an absence of several
months in the North and East.
Manager John A. Stevens, proprietor
of the Grand Opera House, reached the
city yesterday. The remainder of the
company will arrive tomorrow or next
day.
Miss Fanny Pierson, an old iavorlte
with Memphis theater-goers, will appear
at the Grand Opera House next week as
one of Manager Stevens excellent
stock company.
Col. E. NJ. Featherstone is in the city.
He represents one of the largest tobacco
houses in New York. Our merchants
will consult their interests by giving
their orders to him.
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NOTICES!

A. H. Goodman, the well-kRown mer-
chant tailor at 100 Main street, has just
received, direct from the importers, a
complete stock Of goods, such as Melions,
Edredons, Casters, disgonals, elastics,
cloths of all shades, doeskins, Scotch
and English suitings, pantaloOn goods
in all imaginable styles, vestings in end
less variety, which he will make up in
the latest styles and the best possible
manner A perfect fit guaranteed in
every instance. Give him a call. l36
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MrbernIan Mutual Relier Society.

The members of the Hibernian Mutual
Relief Society are requested to meet at
their hall on Saturday morning, the 18th
instant, at $50 o'clock, for the purpose
of participating in the celebration of the
anniversary of the discovery Of America.
A full attendance is requested by the
Committee of Arrangements. The Mar
shall, james Reilly, Esq, and assistants,
ID Lynn, Thomas Casey, p. Roper and
Andrew Davis, Esqrs., are requested to
meet at am. JONI LoAGUE, Pres't.
Avalanche and Appeal copy once.
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CUrTGE.

Sales yesterday were 1850 bales, the market
closing shade easier than during the early
part of the day. To-day the Liverpool market
shaded off fraction on Orleans middling. but
New York failed TO respond, and was firm at
1910 for middling. Sales were 400 bales, in
GLIDING good ordinary at l71E@17asc, low mid
strict middling at lS5sc, and good middling at
1870.
The following is the weekly report ofreceipts,
sales, etc., at Liverpool for the past three
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LIVERPOOL. October IL. II 800 a.m;-Cotton
opens quiet but steady. Uplands. g9sg9e4d;
orleans. l0@l01sd.
2p.m.-Cotton is quiet but steady. Uplands.
95z@gAd Orleans. 1O9l01sd. Sales, 1900
bales. Of which 1000 were for export and spec
ulation.
5p.m.- Cotton closes quiet but steady. Up
lands. qM@gi4d; Orleans, lO9l0Sd.
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FOR SALE.
nON REDFORD'S PASTURE AND
GRASR RARM-RARE CHANCE.

MY FARM, SEVEN MILES FROM CITY,
ll containing 140 acres Of splendid land,
subdivided into fields and wood lots, and well
adapted TO grass culture or farm products.
Over half the land lays on a small creek and
Is Of the first quality; a large portion OF the
remaioder il fresh and quite productive. A
part has been seeded in grasses, such as Or
chard, Red Top. Timothy, Kentucky Blue,
and Red Glover, which would have produced,
had il been harvested. tive tons per acre. The
improvements are frst-class and all new, con-
sisting of a neat cottage Of three rooms, halls,
porches, closets. pantry, kitchen, etc, in good
order. A splendid stable, just finished, with
all modern improvements, containing fifty
stalls, with sleeping room and feed room, and
large roomy loft above, over 100 feet long; also,
a number Of outhouses. Garden, orchard in
bearing, and splendid well and cistern. The
entire place is watered by never failing springs
and creeks and cannot be surpassed in fertil-
itv in the country. From two to three thou
sand dollars may be made per year, with little
or no expense. by pasturing, and, II desired,
a. fine hay as is made in the North may be
grown, baied and sold in addition 20 pastur-
inr. The nearest depot Of the Selma railroad,
soon 10 be in operation, is scarcely two miles,
thus affording convenient facilities for ship
ming any marketable commodity 70 the city.
Nv sole object for selling is physical inability
10 attend rs management. and for the next
FORTY dhys will offer at a bargain, for cash,
or a portion down. balance on long time; or
will trade fer city property. Also. my stock Of
fine Mich Cows, Driving Horses. Vehicles,
ete.. etc. Possession Immediately. Address
me, care g. II. Bracket 4 Co., or call at my
residence, Holly Ford rOad.
l8t Nun. W. hhDtOhD'
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, TENN, October II 1872.

MEMPHIS. TENN. October IL. 1872. !
There is nothing new in monetary circles to-
day, except slight change in the buying and
selling rates of exchange. To-day the buying
rate on commercial bills is &c discount on all
Northern points, and the selling rate par,
whereas yesterday it was respectively &c dis
count and 80 premium. There is an active
demand for money, but loans are limited to
small amounts.
Gold is bought by dealers at 1l112, and in
New York the rate is ll24.
Nothing Of importance is Transporting in To-
cal securities. We note sales of some two or
three small lots of Gayoso gas stock last night
at Coo, and to-day a telegram from New York
to one of the leading banks inquired the rate
at which any part of 100000 Arkansas levee
bonds could be purchased at in this market.
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LOST.

r osT-I LOST THE FOLLOWING TICK
IL cts in the Nashville drawing; Il; AZ, u, S9S,
15.955. 1885, 15,4l5; l6.77S, 1860, 1870,
book and keys, in the Mushroom of the Wor-
sham House. The finder will be rewarded by
returning same TO me.
Ii. WELLINGTON, 3l4 Front street.
r osT- SOMEWHERE BETWEEN BEAL,
III and Jefferson streets, on Main, a roll OF
money amounting TO $3.50. A liberal reward
will be paid by returnngit to
1896 W. S. GREGORY, IA Main st.
r 0ST-A BLACK LEATHER BOOK. CON-
i tanning sum of money, on Jefferson,
Main or Washington streets. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving it at Southern
Express Office, 90 North Court street. Iii
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The DIscOvery OF America.

Tomorrow the various societies of the
city, under the auspices of the Societa
Italiana, will celebrate the three hundred
and eighty-frst anniversary of the dis
covery of America. A grand procession
will be formed by the Italian, German,
Irish, Scotch, Swiss and French societies
of the city and citizens generally. The
procession will form on the east side of
Court Square at 10 o'clock am, and
proceed from Court Square up Second
street to Exchange, down Main street to
Beal, and so on. The procession will be
headed by the old Memphis brass band.
FINEST billiard hall in the city--Wil-
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baltimore and Norfolk oysters.

John A. signiagO, No. 81 Poplar
street, is now ready TO supply Oys'
ters at Wholesale, in and around
Memphis. Orders promptly filled.
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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, fresh lot of At
more mince-meat. 29t
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The steamer Pat Cleburne, having
completed repairs of machinery, will
leave this evening at 5 o'clock for
Friar' Point and all way landings.
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Nnw ORLEANs. October II. 1l.30a.m.-Cotton
is quiet. Middling. ls5sc; sales to-day bales.
Sight exchange, par. Sterling exchange re.
NEW YoRK, October II. 1910 a,m.-Sotton
ary. lgl{c; March. 19ls-l6c; April. 2olac; Oc-
tober. Is s-ldc.
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CELERY received daily at Victor D..
Fuchs, Al jefferson. 26-T
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Merchant tailors, 81 Madison street,
inform their customers and the public
generally that they have completed their
stock for fall and winter by receiving
the goods imported direct by them,
which cannot be surpassed by any other
establishment in the country. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed and prices reasonable.
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PHELAY & Collender's bevelcd tables
at the Peabody Billiard Hall 50
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FLED THEIR HOMES

to escape the negro mob who were
threatening murder, arson and outrage.
The men were armed and anticipated
an attack. The Celeste crossed the
river to the Tennessee side in search of
aid, and when she returned to Osceola
found the town in possession of tie
whites, and somewhat quiet after the
battle of the day before. The latest re-
port states
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BOARDING.

XXTHITEM0RE HOUSE, 100 AND Ill
w Admins street, Memphis, Tenn. Cen
traily located, within one block of the Expo
sition building, is open for the reception of
guests visiting the Exposition. Fare. 81 per
day. 1911
DOARDING-GOoD FURNISHED ROOMS,
ID with board. at 300 Third street. between
Adams and Washington. Day boarders also
wanted lo-I
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Cairo and 81. Louis.

For Cairo and 81. LOu1s.
Memphis and St. Louis Packet Company-For
Hickman. Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
Steamer Belle of Piae, .Es
s. Rider-.................-..... master
will leave as ab We THIS DAY. October
'''A' ~ FLEM. CALVERT, sup't.
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NOR PENTHOUSE AND LOT ON KERR
avenue, on Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad; seven rooms, WELL cistern, out
houses, and eight acres Of ground. Apply to
CHAS. i. BULLOCK,
S0-t In rear off second street.
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wv. S. BROWNE, ls Jefferson st. est

The old company sells gas at 81 90 per
1000. No charge for setting meters.
Office, 29l Second street. SGT
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li:o5a.m.-sales for February. ls9Sc; March

p.m.-COtton Il steady. Spot sales to-day,
1929; futures. $3.50. sales for January, 1896;
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nor RENT - RESTAURANT OR GRO
Gerry store, on Front Row near Court street,
suitable for either business. Possession I'M
JOSEPH |. ANDREWS & SONS.
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For SALE OR RENT.


E0R SALE OR RENT-F0UR LOTS ON
L Broadway and Selma railroad--one lot
has house on it. This operty will be sold in
thirty days at public auction. For terms apply
to l3l-60l X. +. PATTILL0, 80 Union st.
NOR SALE OR RENT-LOT ON UNION
L street containing four residences. Also. a
fine residence on Union avenue, one mile from
Court Square. Apply to
30-55 h. +. PATTILL0, 80 Union street.
EOR SALE OR RENT-A NICE RESI-
L dence near fernando street cars and State
Female College; six rooms, kitchen, servants
houses, coal and wood house, stables, carriage
we'll and cistern; nice young orchard, and two
and half acres of ground. Possession given
Immediately. For particulars apply to
2s-t @. c. CLAY. $50 Front street:
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The town is now reported all quiet, the
negroes having been routed and dis
persed, but fresh outbreak is feared
and the whites are holding themselves in
readiness. The two wounded white men,
whose names we could not learn, were
cared for by Mr.. Y. P. Sexton, and are
reported doing well.
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murray a RidgeIy,

STRANGERS, go to willett's.
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For Arkansas River.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Comply
u. S. Mail Line-ror Pine BluH and Little
Rock.-Through without reshipping.
DARDANELLE. Ed. Rowland, master
UyHIS ELEGANT PASSENGER IT, =
steamer will leave SATUR- 80 ri
DAY. October 18th. at pm. -
For freight or passage apply on board or to
" p WALKER Agent.
1886 Office on Wharf boat. foot Court st.
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Changes
Above low

tBelow high water.
Blank (......) indicates no report; cipher (0)
stationary.
TOficia1 S. w. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service, u. S. A.
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FOR RENT.

WANTED "A GOOD COOK, EITHER
w white or black. Apply at office of south
ern Life Insurance Company. l5-I
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Southern Palace, 1872 Main street, three
doors north of Union street, Memphis,
Tennessee. 25-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-11

The Dardanello goes out tomorrow evening
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-11-13
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