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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-09-28

Aux uns les places etles honneurs,
aux autres la monnaie courante.
lie candidat ofiiciel dispose, use
ct abuse largeme.eAssle tous ces
moyens ct procedes, ct Get ignoble
emploi du mandat populaire ne
manque pas d'apologistes sur cette
terre republicaine. Parfois La frau
de ct la violence sont accouplees
CONNIE en- Louisiana, par ex-
emple, on la Douane de la
Nouvelle-O Orleans, succursale de
la Maison Blanche, gouvern6e
par lie beau-frere de Grant main
tenu envers ct contre tous, achete
un affranchi, le lieutenant-gouver-
neur Pinchback, ct aveclui lie trou-
peau noir quill traine. Pinchback,
apres ayoir denonce la Douane
CONNIE un lien de prostitution,
change de ton du matin au soir ct
Sc rend aux arguments familicrs
an parti de Grant. Mais ce nest
pas tout, ct lie sort de Ia campagne
electorate etant indecis tant que lie
gouvcrneur Warmoth sera Ia pour
oppOserle bouclier des lois de erEtat
a la panoplie des bills faderaux ct
pour contrecarrer le jeu biseaute
de Grant ct de tous ses parasites,
on imagine ct on dresse dams Get
antre de Ia Douane une embhche
ct un guet-apens a peine croyables
tant ills seraient absurdes sous un
regime normal. Pinchback dispa-
rait ct va faire figure au Nord avec
les Economies realisGes dams ses
prouessespolitiques. ii s'exhibe ct
pose dams les hotels ct dams les
clubs de New-York. Si defiant ct
malin quill soft, Warmoth croft
pouvoir, lui aussi, s'absenter de Ia
Louisiana ct visiter In cite impe-
riale, OH Pinchback sc montre a
lui afin de le derouter ct lie dero-
bcr a 81 vue I'M conplot frame a
Washington ct qui doit s'executer
a Ia Nouvelle- Orleans. En- cette
derniere vile Sc tient ct attend un
nonbre suffisant de membrcs de
la Legislature pour assurer force
de loi au coup d'Etat prenedite, ct
il s'agit tout supplement de deere
ter Warmoth d'accusation, dabro-
ger les lois locales qui derangent
le plan presidential ct de renouve-
Ter dams le sens grantiste tout le
personnel administratif de rEtat.
Pinchback garde en- face de War
moth les airs les plus innocents ct
feint de sc complaire ct de s'oublier
dams les hommages quill moisson-
ne; puis, laissant croire quill va
perorer . quelque meeting septen-
trional, il prend un'train agrande
yitesse yers le Sud on il compte
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-09-28
LEs~EMBUCHEs

En- quel temps ct en- quel pays
vivons-nous, ct on sont les mGurs
ct les traditions tant vantees du
self .gorernmentf ii nous semble
que, blasees sur les ftranges me-
tamorphoses de la politique, les
miserables victimes dune infame
ct idiote oppression, suivant dun
Gilhagard les gambades radicalcs,
ne sc rendent meme plus compte
de l'abjection on elles sont plon-
gees ct en- sOnt arrivees a ne plus
s'Gtonner de rien. Un Etat sc vend
CONNIE nne bette de somme on SEES
ca,note CONNIE une muscade; ct le
parti an proftduquel Sc tentent on
s'accomplissent des monstruosites
vertigineuses, sc drapedans leman-
teau de Ia morale ct s'abrite sous
lie drapeau DIES principles. Triste ct
odieuse comedie qui tournera inc
vitablement au tragique! Il q. .fait
chaque Jour de par le monde 'des
revolutions infiniment moins kaoti-
wees que celle qui renvereerait
senblable regime.
lie scandale auquel nous fsisons
allusion va passer 4 peu pres ina
percu, ct pourtant quelles $ nbres
reflexions il est de nature A pro-
v0quer! Ily q q Washington, d
Ia Maison Blanche, sous des lam
bris aussi dores que ceux dies de-
fiintes Tuileries ct anssi propices
aaax rtvcs delirants, I'M person
mage vulgairement ambitienx,
grise des filmees dune gloire ia
cile, apre an gain, repu mais non
satisfait, impudent candidat OIL
ciel qu'aucnn scrupule moral ne
gene, qu'auc,,n souci intellectual
n'entrave. il vent a tout prix re-
gner, ear Ia presidence reflective
est deja III regne. Ses desseins
sOnt favorises par des completes
interesses auxqucls font meme de-
fault Ia consistancc politique ct la
farmet6 des convictions. Sauf fqucl-
Imes dupes .dcs formules vagues
ct DIES programmes son0res, ses
partisans ne sOnt que daffreux
arlequins barioIGs ct des maqui-
gnons rompus d tous les trucs des
foires ct marches dune politique
qui de science ct dart est devenue
meter ct traffic. lis puisent q
pleines mains dams le trGsor ma
tiond ct ont un tariff fcyniquement
etsb6 pour chaque cite ct chaque
proviaee. Tant pour la Caroline
du Nord, tant pour In Pennsylva-
ME. lie district des quakers coAte
plus cher, il faut payer In mine
vcrtueusc ct le debors austare.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20


India-rubber cylinders. BIS, course will
be via Patrozanoysk, Behrring Straits,
over the ice into the open Polar sea and
on to the Pole. NJ. Pavy passed through
Memphis few days since and is now
rafting over the Pacific railroad for San
FranciscoA kFa
The old high dignitary, Post Master
General Cresswell, has requested the
public to superscribe upon all letters,
circulars. newspapers and other matter
forwarded by mail, the name of the
county, as well as the post office and
State This is all that is required--no
reyersion or change in the style of diree-
ton being necessary, The reason for
this request is to facilitate distribution
and secure speedy transmission Of mails
both of which results are much to be
desired. q 1c JoW4HiS E1y14
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Z. Bandmann will APP
pear at the Memphis Theater next Mon
day. Mr.. Bandmann is a sterling dra-
matte actor, and acquired high repu-
tation in England and Australia. He
will appear in Taylor's great play of
-" Narcisse," Schillers " Robbers" Shak-
speare's "0thello" and Hamlet" du-
ring his engagement. Tomorrow week
Wednesday, the popular Pat Short,
treasurer of the theater, will take a
benefit, and as everybody knows, it will
be the grandest Of the season.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20
srrAxg1rrno at sls Second st. AT
WHISKY for thelcoahtry trade at Daw-
son & Estes, 232 Main street. 1871
Law and Coal.

The coal famine has had a terrible eff
feet upon the clerical force of our city
courts. The judges, lawyers and jurors
are in bad humor as they sit shivering
beneath the alegorical statue of JUS
tice, which is supposed to preside over
every court. The second chancery
court adjourned to-day on account of
the total absence Of coal in the stoves.
The first chancery court moved into the
office of fortunate lawyer, who had
few Jumps of the black diamond in his
coal-box. The county court is getting
particular fits, because the justices did
not provide coal for the courts Should
cold snap come on, several Of the
clerks Offices will be closed to await a
general thaw, or the arrival of the coal
feet next summer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20

VIZ, as Americans, take pleasure in
noticing the success Of American insti-
buttons, and now feel called upon to
notice the Mutual Life Insurance Of
New York, whose statement is in to-day S
issue. The company is now the largest
company in this country, and the model
one of the world, We congratulate
those who are lucky enough to hold
policies in it, and recommend those who
do not, to call at once at Y Madison
street, where the business of this COM
pany for Memphis is managed by II. A.
Littleton, and secure an interest in over
sac, 100000 money secured by first mort
cages on real estate, and over $40, 100000
ia bonds, with an annual income in cash
of over Sl5,OOO,OOO. The applicant can
now get policy as cheap as member
insured under policy No. did so, that
nothing is charged for the accumulation
Of this company, or for its experience
or influence, and there is no stock in it
to divide the earnings With, but all goes
direct to the policy holders, who alone
constitute the company. The premi-
um is not higher than in new mutual
companies without means, experience,
or influence, and the dividends of this
company makes the cost Of insurance
fall much below the cost in the joint
stock insurance companies now asking
for patronage. The security in this is
an assured fact, while the other remains
to be tested. We understand that many
of our cid citizens hold policies in the
Mutual so old that the annual cash
dividends are more thaH the premium,
and their policies twice as large as when
taken. Call and investigate before in
surfing, as the policies of this company
are worth much more than the premium
they cost, for reasons stated above, as
we'll as from the fact that the company
has enough money invested TO meet all
claims at expectancy and due date at 4
per cent, and an immense undivided
surplus. The new member is not only
benefited by the security this gives him,
but by the surplus as well as interest
over per cent; and then it must be
comfort to father and husband on his
death-bed 10 see over $5l, OOO, 900 to Sc
cure the payment Of his insurance to
his wife and children.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20
Fire East Night.

About ten o'clock last night a three
story frame building belonging to Joseph
Musso, on the corner DeSoto and Vance
streets, took FIRE from defective Hue.
The Desoto NO. 81 engine was on the
ground in few moments and turned on
deluge Of water. The roof and upper
portion of the building we're entirely de-
stroyed before the fire was suppressed.
The lower portion was occupied by Mr..
Blackburn, who kept grocery store.
His loss on stock and furniture amounted
to about four hundred dollars. The third
story was occupied by Mr.. c. +. Willard.
His loss on furniture is estimated at five
hundred dollars. No insurance on stock
or furniture. The building was insured
for $500 in the Peoples insurance COM
pany OF this city. nG r
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20
Coroner's Inquest.

Last night Captain V. B. Wynn, a
wellknown young lawyer of this city,
died suddenly from congestion. Coroner
Moffatt held an inquest on the remains
of the deceased, and the jury returned a
verdict in accordance with the above
facts Captain Wynn was q gentleman
of liberal education and fine natural
abilities. He had host of friends in
this city, who recognized his sterling
merit and amiable traits Of character.
His family resides near Nashville, Mid
die Tennessee, his father being leading
lawyer in that section of the country.
We believe Captain Wynn practiced law
at Macon, Georgia, prior to his locating
in this city some years since. We un-
derstand the members of the bar will
hold meeting tomorrow. for the pur-
pose of taking action with reference to
his sudden and lamented death.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20

Messrs. Elliott &Ridgeley at No. 2l9
Main street, have just opened a large
and varied stock Of jewelry goods Of the
newest designs and patterns. Toilet
articles of every variety, extracts, per
fumes, fans, glasses, dressing-boxes and
cases can be found here in vast numbers.
Opera glasses and an endless collection
of articles of vertu. consisting of cnri-
osities from the four quarters Of the
earth, are on exhibition and for sale.
Go and examine the beautiful stock as
soon as possible.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20
RIVER, BUSINESS, WEATHER.

The rise in the river here during the
past twenty-four hours was TIVE inches,
and other points the change reported is
as follows: Cairo, rose one foot; Louis
vile, fourteen inches; Evansville, six
inches; Vicksburg, seven inches; Pitts
burg, FIVE inches. At New Orleans it
declined one inch, Nashville, one foot;
Cincinnati, six inches; St. Louis, one
inch; Shreveport, one inch, and at Oma-
ha and Leavenworth it was stationary.
The Arkansas has three feet of water to
Little Rock and thirteen inches above
Spadra bluff. White river has FIVE feet
to Augusta, and is stationary. The
prospects for general opening Of al
the rivers above are excellent, st. Louis
being the only doubtful point. The gorge
at Boonville, Mo-, broke yesterday, and
the rise in the lower Missouri will, likely
break all gorges below the mouth of tina
stream. The Ohio is open to Charleston
West Virginia, and has, it is believed
been closed for the last time this season
The weather is clear and pleasant.
PORT NEWS.
The heavy fog yesterday detained al
steamers........The Cheek came in a
dark with 81 bales of cotton and 27t
sacks of seed, the St. Francis following
soon after with a fair trip.........Tht
Alice got away for st. Louis with mod
crate cargo.
Business was lively this morning ........
The A. ]. White arrived at midnight
with l4O bales Of cotton and 900 sacks
seed. ........the Legal Tender, from White
river came in to-day with 1921 bales cotton
.......,.The Kate Robinson brought good
trip of produce. ........The St. Joseph had
a large cargo Of grain, and the Great
Republic passed down, drawing nine
feet, having been three days out from
Cairo.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Mary Houston passed Evansville
yesterday, bound down.
The Louisville reshipped her Ohio
river freight-some 500 tons-on the
Champion and Groesbeck, at Evansville
and turns back from there with a load
for New Orleans.
When the Champion left Evansville
last night for Louisville her guards were
in the water.
In the United States senate yesterday
q bill was introduced by Senator Pratt
authorizing the construction Of a rail-
road bridge across the Ohio at Mount
Vernon, Indiana.
The towboats Lion, Eagle, Tom Dods-
worth, John Penney, John Gilmore, Dia-
mond, Charles Mcdonald and John
Wood, have arrived at Pittsburg. Our
special dispatch from that point to-day
says: "ToWboats are now breaking up
the ice in pools Nos. and ?, of the
slack water. Captain Nc
Intyre, of the John Penney, reports a
large amount of ice adkering to either
shore Of the Ohio river. The channel
this side Of Line island is still closed by
ice"
New Orleans papers have ehristened
the James Howard His MAjesty's boat
She left New Orleans Thursday with $50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20

George L. Grayser has opened up a
frstcclass cigar and tobacco establish
ment at No. 237 Main street, at which
place our citizens can procure the finest
home and imported cigars, meerschaum,
briar root and pipes of every descrip-
ton and at every price, the finest chewing
and smoking tobacco in fact, every
thing used by smokers known to the
trade. These facts can be investigated
by our citizens who call at Grayser S
popular establishment located as above
stated, Those who call once never fail
to return and purchase again. las
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20
GENERAL MARKET.

The weather Is more pleasant. receipts Of
produce increasing. and business improv'
ing. We quote prices to-day ~ follows
Butter quiet, Is to 23s for common to choice.
Eggs firm at % 10 9Oc. In poultry there Ii
little doing to- day; live turkeys. SIG o.
to $40 90 per dozen; chickens, IS 90 to &C.;
geese, IS 90 to 8, 90. Cottonseed is firm
at s11 90 per ton. Flour Ia steady at GO rs
to 10 50 for super TO fancy brands. Corn
meal is held firmly at IS TO- Apples are
firm at IS so to so for common to prime. and
81 so for choice. Groceries are steady and
prices firm. Oats are held at IS TO Coo. Corn
at 81. to $50. Hay. ga to s2s. Bran. s27 so
to s2s 90. With light supply. Potatoes
range from IS 10 70 i ~ Tor the different
varieties. Provisions are quiet and n shade
easier. Mess pork. sl4 70 to SIS; bacon clear
sides. at SIC; shoulders at ~ to 7Ac;
clear rib. few in the market at nc. with but
little demand. Bulk : clear sides. ~ 10
ne; shoulders. SIC; hams. 90; clear
rib, nc. Breakfast bacon quoted at Zoe.
Sugar cured hams. l211 TO 13c. Dressed hogs.
Memphis dressed. ne; country. to ne.
owing to condition. Dressed beef. to 80 (;
mutton. &c. and in demand. Lard : fierce.
% to IlOc; kegs. lOA to lie; caddies. llaz to
l25lc; pail. II TO Ike. Cheese is firm at Is
to Ice. Hominy. 81 rs to IS at the levee.
Groceries steady. Sugars steady; Louisiana
open kettle. 8 to Il; yellow clarified. lO4 to
ll4c white clarified. l21z to l21zc; crushed
and powdered. l21< to he. Plantation molas-
SEES, as TO quality, As to Coo. Rice. Carolina, 9
10 9Zo; Louisiana, 81l49c; RangoOn, 8 to SIC.
Oranges lower; dealers ask IS IS to SO per box
and S12 to sl3 per Dbl. Lemons dull at 81 so to
So per box. Dried apples IN request at "a to
BagFing, 1917 to lie. Cabbages, 90 per crate.
Coffee il firm; Rio, ordinary TO choice.
in jobbing lots, 231z to 2611<c; fair 70 prime La
guayra, Costa Rica, ETC.. 2411a TO 251Sc;. Java,
genuine. % to Bic. Onions. So IS per barrel.
Beans, So rs 10 So per bushel.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEpeER o1vrgss. o

PUBLIC LEDGER OFVfCK,
MksPHIs. TENN, February 20. l612.J
The demand for money is fair to-
day, but aside from this there is but
little of interest to chronicle either
in monetary affairs or anything else
pertaining to local monetary af-
fairs. Rates of discount are steady at
10 to II per cent. at the banks, and j!
to per cent. per month on the street.
Exchange is making more freely than
at this time last week, but yet the offer
ings are hardly equal to the demand.
Rates remain firm at lc discount buy
ing and par selling.
Gold is 100 in New York, and is pur-
chased by dealers here at 1893 to ITO.
Local securities, uneurrent money,
etc., are without change. City bonds
are quoted at 57g to 5Sc for the currency,
and 62c for the gold issue. County war
rants are quiet at 80 to 93c buying and
selling. Tennessee money is bought at
SO to &c for the old and 36c for the new
issue, and is sold respectively at 36 and
SIC. Railroad and insurance stocks are
unchanged. Memphis and Charleston
is held at 4Oc, with 3sc bid. Arkansas
levee bonds are offered in small lots
upon the street at BIC, with holders of
large amounts asking SOC. The lead
ing banking circulars of New York,
under date of the 18th, l4th and 18th
inst, report an improvement in all
Arkansas securities. quoting sal es on
the 18th of $4,000 Arkansas Is, issued to
the Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad
at sic, and of the same to the Pine
Bluff road at 5Olc, with holders asking
52c, also levee bonds at 30 to 3llc, the
latter being the rate asked, with sales at
the former price.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20
Change of Time ON the Memphis and
Ing Sunday, February N, 1879.


MEMPHIS, TENN., February 20. 1872.
| take pleasure in recommending the
sterling Planters Insurance company
to the public as an institution controlled
by business men who are ever ready to
pay and adjust all losses. Having re-
Gently lost valuable lot of china and
earthenware bysshipwreck, on the coast
of Ireland, the Planters Insurance COM
pany, in which had insured the. goods,
promptly adjusted and paid the loss in
the most satisfactory manner.
CHAs. N. ERICH.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20
MnxFHIs, TExS:; February 20, 1872.

GEyrLEMEN-I have received your
note of this date, asking me TO deliver
a public lecture on the events of my
cruises as an Off Ger of the Confederate
Navy. 1t will afford me great pleasure
to comply with your very kind and flat
terri request, and you are authorized
to az nounce that the lecture will be de-
livered at the Greenlaw Opera House or
Thur sday evening next eB fr
Very respectfully, your obedient SER
want, JHo. c. BRAIN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20
STEAM BOATS.


For Arkansas River.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Comply
U. s. Mail Line-for Pine Bluh and Little
Rock.
THOS. II. ALLEN....E Eugene Smith. master
FINHIS NEW AND ELEGANT IT, =.
i passenger steamer will leave s4sEst
THIS DAY. 10Th inst, at pm. sas@...1.aA
For freight or passage apply on board or To
W. II. KENNEDAY,. Agent,
Office on Company's Whariboat,
Foot Of Court street.
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The Rest is the Chenpest.

Just received, Yarmouth bloaters,
smoked halibut and salmon, Roe her
rings, new Canadian oatmeal, and other
articles too numerous to mention, ct j.
Devoto's, cor. Third and Adams. [l2l-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20

LIVERPOOL. February 20. II 80 a.m.-Cotton
opens frmer. Uplsnds. li1sd; Orleans. md.
At sea and due, lid. Irl
2:3O p.m.-cotton is strong. Uplands. TX
to Iiasd; Orleans. III to liskd. Sales. 1900
bales. Of which 5000 were for export and specu-
la
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20

We understand that Lee Herzog, Of
Herzog Bros, will 20 East on Thursday
next with a view of selecting one of the
finest stocks Of goods ever brought to
the city.
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----------.
NV ORLEANS. February 20. II 80 a.m.-Cot-
ton strong and active. Low middlins. Use ;
middling. 221tc. Sales. 200 bales; receipts.
10. 400 bales. Sight exchange, y to &c dis
count. Sterling exchange. commercial. lis to
lls3l; bank. I'D.
NEW YORK. February %. 10A-m.-The mar
ket opens quiet Sales yesterday. 1885: re-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20
WhIte ana LittIe Red Rivers.

Memphis, White and Little Red River U. S.
Mail Line = Fer Helena, DevalPs Bluff.
Searcy. Augusta, Jacksonport. and all wa
landings.
LEGAL TENDER.....W. J. Ashford, maste
Leaves Memphis every TUES Sn.-
DAY. at O'Clock pm. .7EtSEsksyN-
EMMA G. ELLI0TT......J. D. Elliott. master
Leaves Memphis every SAT- IT. -
URDAY. at o'clock pm. -Ezz-sz..--;--,s
The above elegant steamers connect at De-
Wallis Bluff with the Railroad Monday and
Thursday going up. and Wednesday and Sat
urday coming down.
ELLIOTT 4 MILLER, Agents.
114f Cor. Jefferson and Promenade SITS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20

Go TO Dawson & Estes, 232 Main
street, for Kentucky and Pennsylvania
WHISTLES, Virginia apple and peach
brandy. 1911
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20

ANERIcAN DRIVEN WELLS at Brown
& Brownies. 3l5 Second street. 1897
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20
PUBLIC LEDGER.
once: No. Is Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
DID CITY.

PITTgBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, office 282 Main
street. Bethel Block. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20
NEW YORK. February 20. rs a.m.-GOv-
ernments are irregular. Sterling exchange Is
nAnnhr NJ 1nals lnIh L. q irwin 1, nj & nar rant
cOrTON.

The New York market to-day is weak,
with prices unchanged. New Orleans is
stronger, at 23lc, basis middling, as also
is Liverpool. Sales here yesterday were
1900 bales, sellers at the close anticipat-
ing better demand to-day and during
the balance of the week. But few orders
have been received by the buyers, how
ever, spinners and exporters in the East
deeming it advisable to "wait a little
longer" and in all probability fare as
they did last year. There are enough
discretionary orders here, however, to
keep cotton moving, and every day the
sales include purchases by those buyers
to whom discretion is given by the spin
ner. Factors are not alarmed at the
tone of the New York kilograms, and hold
for full prices, except in cases where they
are crowded by their bankers. Transac-
tons up to noon we're 700 bales, the fol-
lowing being the prices realized on the
I. ,r.oIas.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20

Go to Wilkinson's news depot, corner
Main and Poplar, for your pictorials and
weekly papers at Eastern prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer G. W. Check, Friar's Point.
-" Tom Morgan, Hatchie.
St. Francis, st. Francis river
Legal Tender, White river.
St. Joseph, Cairo.
F." Kate Robinson, Evansville.
A. J. White, Napoleon.
Great Republic, Cairo.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Alice, Cairo.
Undine, 0sceola.
Great Republic, New Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
Geo. W. Cheek, st. Francis, Legal
Tender, Kate Robinson, St. Joseph, A.
]. White, Forest.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
Friars Point.........G. w. Cheek, .........5 p. m
Arkansas river........ Thes: H. Allen......5 p. m
White river...... legal Tender........ p. m
Napoleon ...... ........A. j. White.........5 p. m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-02-20

NINE DEMonEsT's Patterns, all kinds,
styles aud sizes, at 2l3 Main st. 1891