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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-16
Plans for the CentennIal BuiIdiYg.

PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-The COM
missioners on plans for the centennial
exposition have already received thirty
seven plans, which are to be placed on
public exhibition. a e
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Address OF the Reform State Central
Committee of Arkansas,

LITTLE Rock, July 15.-The Reform
State central committee have issued an
address calling on lhe people to hold
meetings and pass resolutions demand
ing a constitutional convention.
The boasd of health reports tnat the
cholera has entirely disappeared.
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Arrest Of Undertook, the Human
Butcher.

BALTIMORE, July 15.-William E.
Undersook, charged with the murder Of
a strange man, near Jenneville town
ship, Chester county, Pennsylvania,
was arrested in this city this morning
at the planing-mill of Otto Duker,
where he was at work. He was taken
back to Chester county, Pennsylvania.
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National PhotOxraphers Association

BUFFALO, n. Y, July 15.-The fifth
annual meeting Of the national photo
| graphic association opened here to-day
/ with large attendance from nearly
every section of the country. Merely
| routine business was done.
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The Luclsy Tieket-HOlders.

LOUISVILLE, July 15.-On examining
their books, the public library officials
to-day discovered the ticket drawing
capital prize of one hundred thousand
dollars was bought by L. 81. Keith, Of
Kingston, Mass, and the ticket draw
ing the second prize was bought by
WelIes Worley, of Giles county, Ten
nessee. The parties have been notified
that the money is subject to their erder.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

LOUISVILLE, July l5.-There were
four fires to might, and the losses aggre-
gate over one hundred thousand dol
laru
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NEWS UE HE ia 4.
Destructive Fire at Louisyille-The U.s..
Industrial Congress s-PhOtOg-
raphers In COnvention-The
Great Centennial
a Building.
Monmouth Park Raees-Death on the
British Rail- Cholera Subsiding
in the Old World Coal
Oil Mischief. slf
Railroad Items-Arkansas POIitles-A
Human Butcher Arrested-The
Firginius in More
TrOuble-Ete.
Louisville Burning in Five Different

Louisville Burning I'm Five Different
Places.
CINCINNATI, July 15.-Fire-engineer
Megrue, of this city, at ten minutes past
twelve o'clock received dispatch from
Louisville, stating that great fires bad
broken out in five places in that
city, and high winds were pre-
vailing, and appealing for aid.
At nearly one O'Clock two engines are
starting down from here by the Short
Line road. A call has also been sent to
Indianapolis for aid. Slender advices
from Louisville represent the fires as
near the public library and the Louis
Vile hotel.
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fatal Railroad AccIdent-ChOleraA A b.
ing on the COntiRent.

LONDON, July l5.-Intelligence reach
ed here this morning, that there was .
disastrous accident on the Caledonian
railroad line, by which two persons
were killed outright, and thirty injured,
some fatally.
A telegram from the continent, where
cholera has been prevalent, represents
the disease as everywhere abatiDg
Dantzic, Brest and Munich are said now
to be entirely free. ID. E I
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vIoIENT-TEMPERED AND DANGEROUS

The " DOctOr'' rec0unted, as also did
the witness " Green" several instances
in which she had displayed very vio-
lent temper, which was greatly excited
because of the hxed determination of
her paramour to cast her off after hav-
ing deceived her. There is nothing on
record, however, to show that she had
ever threatened to take his life.
THE PISTOL THAT DID THE DEED
has long been a source Of conflicting
opinion among the officials. The mat
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aENERAL mARKET.

APPLES Quiet at Is GOES 50. as to quail
BEEf-Frs.h fqrsquHrters, ie6Oi hind. s
bUTfER.wsstsrnh held at SOsssc, inferior.
BAdGIYe-Ranses from iisiiHc for light
BRAN-Dull at go 90 v ton at the leyee and
81 DE l00 De irom store IN small way Corn
BXcON-Sugar-cure hams, lSailc as 10
quality; breakfast bacon. l01<NlO5zci clear
sides. 9HeaHe shoulders. Iei clear RIB sS
BEANs-Firm at 50 5O9-p bushel, for
CH1CkENs-Mixed and full grown. 81 COG
clNDLRs-Firm. Light and full weight.
CHEEsE-wsstOrn and Northern, :lIel611e.
a. c56DTSTro5Ni..ss.EED-Pirm at 50 y ton at the
coFFEE-Firm; Rio. 22S96c; old govern
CABBkGEs-Prices steady at sllOOsl2 % v
100 from flatboat.
CORN MEAL at s. TO92 rs from the
levee; from store, e. 1892 70.
C0RN-firm; 0096lc fer yellow and white,
shelled from leyee; on orders. 62g65o; ear
'' DUicRS-scaroe; So 5O@4 50 y dozen for live:
EGGS-Dull at l59l6c for Western packed
FLoUR-Pirm and unchanged. Low grades,
So O0g7 % medium. IS oO99 %; family and
fancy, $40 O0dil 90.
GEEsE-Steady at SO OSs 80 y dozen for
Secondhand burlaps, Ice; new.
HAY - Easier. Sales at s22930 for fair
TO choice western from store, 81 COOL 70 y 100.
KRAU1-Quiet at S99l0 y Dbl.
LEM0NS-Dulkat IS 5096 90 D box.
LIME-Firm at 81 5O@l 60 y Dbl for Ala
LARD-Firm; tierce refined. s1z@9c; keg
do, g14@10c; pail, l0@1014c; tins, l21l9lS14c.
M0LASSES-Firm; good to choice Louisi-
ana, 600IS0c; syrups. 4OdSOc
NAILS--Steady at IS 50@5 rs rates.
0RANGES-In good supply; Palmero and
Messina, 81 0O@i 50; Valentia double boxes,
sll 5O@l2 90.
I0Ns-stock light. Held at % OO@7 90 y
o 0ATsDQ1iet at 47@4s for mixed and:prims
white at the leyee. and 5l953c from store.
TURKEYS-Firm at sl5@O D dozen for
PORK-we quote packed from store, clear
sides, SlE0eS54c; clear rib. 6A@S1xc; dressed
hogs. 71SCssc; shoulders 61<@61<c; hams. lOhs
POTATOES : Dull; russets. 81 1902 40;
peachblows, so T0td2 50; pinkeyes. 81 S0@2 81
u Dbl; order lots, lO9l5c higher; seed varie-
SU6AR-Firm; We quote; coffee A. .l21zc;
extra G, 12@12lI9c; crushed and powdered, lac
Louisiana. S19@lll3c,
SALT-S2 3593 % u Dbl, domestic and dairy
| TIES-Are firm; SQ1Sz the inside price FOL
| lots of not less than 500 bundles.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONEY.
Pvs Tic. LEp SIa.S o 2 1s,.

PUnLIo LEpcsh ,oygIcE.
~ MhArh,s; t.SS'' aA' '-. =. - -.
i"e iunoeu 49, -. NJ ~
,o''C" " NO 49,, 80 80. T.a;son
'.AAs eau''u sV''' 80 -, w. =. on
's''e'' ". OS '...s'' ~ -, ..-.l;.d
rs-,'.''1..-.L. -. 80 of
- ~ .N"1' y n nr;oss
800. nor " IN cD-.L TT Aar.na
9NO-'1 u'o'''s ~. .,''..s "A -, 10,
~ .l ''iv-'' e.. - e.. oias.
p.e'e - go 80. ~ : 80 ~ ,..,,,.,
p-psl ~" -, 49, - -, ali a,
, 'ne DaaA' 49, 49,. a. Ga
w. ' 80 - -. a".'...',s.;.,, 70 o,r
Gun p'o' ,,e"s -, ~ ~. I-.S-s..l., rod
''"s'. ~ -. 80, One or
'na'es'S, a,nss 80, 49, 800 roDo,,ed late
W. 80 o1 r11...~...;. c..'Na,. Vork
. 'A'-'se' ~ = n. o.,oan. Won, =, ~
,.'-. 70, 80 80 ooo,, rert;al
Ia ss,,., 49,. hnv;no though
u Dl''s are ssn;, $500. 49, ,ho, ono hank
- " I,oonr, 81 from lGplc N. sell.
- 80, :, - NJ VII cbscks be;ng
-. 80 ,-.r,;,,, and On Now Or.
Iasns mr. Cold !, ouoted 1854 in New
VI. pn1 doaIors bero ouoted ll4l as
~ oonn,.r huv;ng rate Local invest.
80 90 oomyortsblv ouiet. we might
.e an o~J ..or.ac,;on. fsw and far
between a Some 200 shares of Memphis
Ia Cborlo.,or railroad stock was offered
at 24lc bv one broker, and another had
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SPRING styles hats at Wheaton's.
Personal.

Captain A. B. Upshaw, of the Holly
Springs Independent South, is in the
city on business connected with his
widely circulated and valuable North
Mississippi journal.
That genial, wholesouled, clever gem
tleman, Colonel E. NJ. Featherstone, is
again in the city, which our readers who
know him will be delighted to learn. He
still represents the tobacco house of
Martin & Johnson, l66 Water street,
New York. 1t is seldom that we meet q
man like Colonel Featherstone, and
when we do it is a pleasure never to be
forgotten. We presume it is his inten-
ton to call on the tobacconists of our
city, who will consult their own interests
by giving him their orders.
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srRINa STYLES hats at Wheaton $.
Dry Goods Depot.

One of the very best retail dry goods
houses in the city is that controlled by
the Menken Brothers, on the corner of
Main and Court streets, opposite Court
Square. The ladies well know that what
cannot be found at Menkens' is not IL
the city, and in consequence the Menke n
establishment is crowded from mo rn
until night. 1t is the Stewart retail sdry
goods house of Memphis, where eve ,ry-
thing in the line can be found. The
projectors have long experience ir the
business, and know exactly what suits
the Southern trade. They have just
opened complete line of stripe and
fancy, colorcd faille and gros grain
silks of latest and most fa' shiona BILE pat
erns large stock of pop'ins grenadines,
percales, cretonnes and foulsrds. In
the travelling dress goods inc, embroid-
cries, laces, linens and fan cy goods, the
stock Of Menken Brothers is most COM
plete. You cannot call for any article
known to the dry good, business and
fail to get it at Menke MS. 1t is the
great dry goods mart Of Memphis, and
is patrenized by all cls sses of people,
from the humblest to th most fashion
able. II is not unusual to hear the re-
mark, Well, let us 90 to Menkens'; it
is the only place in the city where you
can get such goods" T heir spring goods
are charming. Their Z ilks. comprising
the most popular shad' IS, embraces the
makes Of the leading French manufac-
turers. These goods they offer to their
patrons at the lowest figures. In the
line Of novelties mi.y be mentioned
spring shawls, STARTS, bows and ties, kid
gloves of endle IS variety Of shades, etc.
To fully appr ,ciate Menkens beautiful
stock of goo is you must pay the estab-
lishment visit
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LEDGER LINES.

Suburban gardeners are just now
attending 10 vegetable products. Bou-
quets are appearing in the markets.
Why IL Il that haekmen are permitted
TO charge almost any price when they
catch the multitude in a rain after
theatrical mRtinee1 tho law OF legal
rates has become a dend letter in the
municipal statute book; the police
should attend to this system Of swim.
ding. The ballet or cAn-can, as danced
BY the 0lympian Deities. represented
by Aimee and her troupe at the Mem
phis Theater on Saturday night. was vo-
ciferously eneored; "Orphee aux Enter
created sensation. Next Wednesday
and Thursday the Transatlantic Circus
will camp On the bluffs. Hibernian Cor
net Band ball at Cochran Hall tonight.
Memphis can have any number Of rep
resentatives at the Vienna Exposition,
provided they 20 at their own expe use.
A Memphis Legislator at Nashville is
said to sport a pigeon'tail coat. Truth
is stranger than fiction because it is
more difficult to find in the market. ST.
Patricks day in the morning. The gei,-
tie Anna Dickinson, not the lecturer,
but colored sister, was fined to-day 70 T
disorderly conduct by the Recorder.
Miss Leo Hudson win ride the untamed-
steed la Mazeppa at the Opera House
tonight. At the Memphis Theater to-
night there will be no dramatic per-
formance, and tomorrow night the char
acter actor John Thompson will appear
in On Hand, Aimee and Opera Bouffe.
troupe left yesterday for St. Louis.
Sunset Cox will lecture in this city dur
ing the present month, under the aus
pieces Of the Memphis Reading Room.
Association. Jshn G. SAKE has been
invited to deliver two lectures at Little
Rock. George Nelson, the murderous
negro, who shot his mistress dead on
Christmas day, was found guilty OF man
slaughter, and sentenced to five years in.
the penitentiary; he ought to have beeR-
hung, A number of young ladies in.
this city have organized literary asso-
ciation-no man eligible either to Office.
or membership. Sprigs of shamrock ere
worn all over town, from Pinch to Pick
ering, to-day The WEEKLY LEDGER
will appear tomorrow morning; single
copies, in wrappers, Eve cents. Fart
driving was the order of the day yester-
day, but the police orders to arrest inter.
fered materially with speed. A cavalry
dress.parade every afternoon at the camp
of the Seventh regiment on Poplar street
boulevard. No performance at the Men,
phis Theater tonight. Flowing forms
the chief amusement of planters at
present.
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SPRING styles hats at wheatons.

ST.. JosEPH's DAY.-Next Monday the
professors and students of the Christian
Brothers College, on Adams street, will
celebrate the anniversary of the patron
saint of the institution. The students,
headed by the College band, will march
in procession through the principal
streets, and at halfpast nine o clock will
attend solemn high mass at St. Peter
Church, after which they will repair to
the College and partake Of feast in the
refectory of the institute.
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live, pool has declined l.l6d since
Sa surda Y, and New York is weak to-day
at lg1c & ,r middling, which was the basis
orie. all day Saturday. Here the mar
ket closed very dull on Saturday, with
sales of Ia 1t $50 bales, and to.day's tele-
grnnbic 40 vices, with the news of the
failures iu New Orleans, does not i'm
prove. ma ttel s much. A few small lots
were licked mp this morning at prices
rary ing from s@lOc for inferior l6ac
for GOOD ordinary, and l7@l7lc for low
mic Idling.
ne receipts at the seaports weekly for the
pre sont and the I. Tree preceding seasons com
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standing then fifteen fee. nine inches
above low water mark.
The Mary Houston, three days and
eighteen hours out from New Orleans,
went up about two o'clock this AFTER
noon with 100 tons for the Ohio.
The Frank Forest came in at one
o'clock with big trip Of cotton.
The Parker arrived at two pm. with
another load from the Church, and goes
back this evening. ..ll
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. Every gentleman should wear a
fashionable hat. This peceusity can
be secured at the sign Of the Tiger
No. 27s Main. the establishment of
Wheaton a Co.. who have just received
spring stock. consisting Of the most
fashionable hats 10 the Eastern and Eu-
ropeAn markets. n ilraf ties..fra
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-17

Wheaton & Co., at No. 279 Main
street (sign of the Tiger, have re-
ceived large and well assorted stock of
hats, caps and furs, suitable for the
spring trade. Their stock comprises
the latest and most fashionable styles in
the market
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srRlxa styles hats at whoatons.

The CHARTER 0AK.-We hazard moth
ing, we think, in saying that, all in all,
it has no equal. Its size, its shape, af-
fording the greatest convenience, and
its numerous and durable vessels, en-
title it to the preference over any stove
of which we have any knowledge.
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7 osr . RING LON SATURDAY NIGHT.
IL March sth. east side Main street, between
Washington street and John daston's. one
large, oyul amethyst ring, heavy gold setting.
Finder win be literally rewarded BY leaving
at p jefferson street. LL-L h-lg
TOsT-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD WILL
IL be paid for the return Of my scotch terrier
dog, answering 20 the name Of " Larry, ana
iS gt III. ~ T0MLINsoN. n Madison q.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-17

WooDI WooDl WooDl-0ne hundred
cords Cane Ridge ash for sale near Dry
Dock mills, in Navy Yard. Orders left
at III Poplar street promptly attended
N ST
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SrRIEe styles L. a Whealon's.

Mss BEEF.-H. Seessel. ST, Central
Market corner jefferson and Third
streets, is prepared to supply the trade
with the finest quality Of mess beef at
the very lowest figures. .
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sPRso ,tyles hats at wheatOn's.
Prem ReeIfoot Lake FIsh.

A chOi ce lot Of perch and trout received
this mo- ming per steamer Belle Memphis
and for sale at Victor d. Fuchs, Al JEFF
erson street. l6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-17

May. isjle: june. Is i5-iSs; JAY. Ike.
LIvKPooL. March n. n,S a,m.-cotton
opens dull, with downward tendency. Up
lands. "a cod orleans. S,s8Hsd.
2p.m.-Cotton heavy. uplanda. s't9y3fd;
Orleans. s.SSgfd. Sales, 1900 bales, Of which
100 were for export and apeonlatIon.
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tons for the OHIO. The MiRneolA, also
for the Ohio, went up with 200 tons OF
scrap iron and 800 barrels Of molasses,
The shannon came up during the after
noon with 20 bales Of cotton for this
city, and has 200 tons for the Ohio, but
laid over TO repair burnt boiler. The
Tom Jasper went up last night with
9lJ bars OF railroad iron for the Missouri
Pacific railroad at st. Louis, and l75
hogsheAda Of Havana sugar and mo-
lAsseS for Belcher's refinery at ST. Louis.
The Era No. 9. with Robinson's circus,
went up for Cairo, and from there goes
10 Cincinnati. The Legal Tender came
up with 1872 bales cotton, aud reshipped
lOs bales for New Orleans. The Utah
came up last night from the Arkansas,
and will likely go back. The Bismarck,
four days out from New Orleans, arrived
at one o'clock this morning, and after
palling out 4 few small lots here, leii for
ST. Louis with 500 tons, including 300
hogsheads and 500 boxes Of sugar for
the Belcher refinery. The Richmond
came down at midnight, and, after coal
ing and adding twenty cabin passengers,
left at two o'clock this morning with
23OO tons, including $1,000 sacks Of
grain, 800 casks Of bacon and 5000 bar
rels Of -four and meal. She got 5000
sacks Of corn below Cairo, and 1000 at
Cairo.
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For Nhita River.

Memphis and White River Packet Company
Elliott Line U. s, Mail steamers-For Hele-
ma, Rriars Point. Carson's, Coneordia,
Terene, Deyalps Bluff. West Point. Searcy.
Augusta, Jacksonport, and all landings on
White and Little Red rivers.
LEGAL TENDER..................... Elliott, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE r.. =
w on TUESDAY. 18th inst. at ~
S. B. MILLER, Agent.
H-b No. Elliott Block.
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Assembly HaII-Free Lectures.

Tomorrow night another course of
lectures will be commenced by Drs.
Payne and Payne to the ladies and gen.
tlemen of Memphis.
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TEIE CITY.
M EN- PaIS:
Monday Evening, March IL, 1873

PIrTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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.hoye table. are IL. O32 bales, shipments II .242
and sales $3.50, against, respectively, 7.T9
received, 1910 shipped and l0.l5o sold dur
ing the same week last year; and respee-
ens. and $50, s 80 and 700 during the same
week in 1870.
Net receipts at all United States pOrts since
r-;dsv evening and for the same time last year
r,ll
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For Cairo ana Sc. Louis.

Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company--For
Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
BELLE MEMPHIS..---...........Crane. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE rs =
wv THIS DAY. 18th Instant at
AID. STORM, Treasurer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-17

ALL the most fashionable styles in
boots and shoes, at A. G. Dennis 292
Main street. IL
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WANTED TO REsNL-PQ a.. = !, ds ,s5 a,S Ur
with a small house, within one mile rom city
limits, by a cash paying tenant; Apply AZ
No. ~ Madison street, up stairs by the isth
t-AA
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S. Mail Line--For Helena. Chicot, Green
Vile, Vieksburg and way landings.
CITY OF VICKSBURG...... Carter. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE R% =
w THIS DAY, 18th instant, $4,000
AID. STORM. Treasurer.
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MUSIC.

Pianos, Organs, sheet Music, and
Musical Merchandise aud Instru-
ments of every description, whole
sale and retail. .aL..'H lava I-n.N
III. q. H0IlenbeFg keeps the larg-
est and best selected stock In this
city. and a full assortment of the
ChickeTfng, HOllenberg and Hal
leti a Cumst0n Pianos. the Estey
Organs. and brass and silver tnstru-
ments In foil sets or single pieces.
and n musician OF taste and ability,
Rnk known 90 the publle ms such
since 1883, patrons of this music
hOuse may feel confident That they
Will ind all goods strictly as repre-
sen ted and warranted, and at mod
crate prices and on easy terms.
wareroOms. No. 274 second street.
list
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For New Orleans.

Louisville and New Orleans Packet Company
--FOr New Orleans and the Bends.
CITY Uf ..ocnultLe, naStcI
WIFI LEAVE EAy , As A ABOVE ,%s
at pm. Apply to - 1-''A1
r. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
800 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-17

The beautiful monthly magazine, the
Bow Bells, for March, is to be found
at r. ]. Walkers news depot, les Beal
street. This is one of the finest maya
zines placed on our table. Call and
subscribe for the new volume.
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For Arkansas River.

Regular Weekly Packet Line-FOr Pine Bluff
and all Way Landings.
GEO. W. CHEEK. George Malone, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE HSSs :
w every THURSDAY ats ,. M, LElltRH
and do general way business. -
For freight or passage apply on board or to
GEO. W. CHEEK, Sup't.
Of AZ Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-17

Nrw OnLEAHs. March n. Ilis0 a.m.- Cotton
4 quiet and steady and nomlnally unchanged.
Mlddling, i6lfci sales to-day, = bales. Sight
exchange. 70 premium. Sterling exchange.
Nw YonK. March II. 1879 a.m.-cottOn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-17

CAUTION. ALI PERSONS AltE HKhk-
share al stock Of the MofqhAntl lnaufanco
Company OF Memphis certificate No. 1872 a.
susd 10 Chas. stout a llro.. the sane having
bean Lost on miSlaid aud cannot he found.
ld-28fH HUU. chAh. STOUT hhO.
A LII PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED NOT
"A 10 trade for or purchase hte shares o.
Memphis (uertihcatc No. 1897. Issued 20 John
B, Robinson, Trustee, the same having boon
LOST or mislnid aud cannot be found. I'D
JOHN u. ROBINSON. Trustee,
February 22d, 1873. 40 q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-17

ToR LRAsB OR sALE-EIeHr ACRES OF
ground, suitable ior q garden, situated on
tbe New Raleigh road, opposite kolbey's
dairy. Apply 70 II. sEhss ~. sR..
% u Jefferson 81.
TSoR LEASE OR sALE-EIGHTH LOTS,
On Real, shelby, Clinton. vance Mcgan,
Degofo. Tennessee and Orleans Stfeets- ~,
erai ID thore are large lots, near Elevator ana
a.. NAVY rmaii lots 70 lease o. sell cheap.
an Nvrtle, near Beal street, aud on stewart
avenue near liernando street.
WA L. VANCE. lai Madison T.,
rgs-rrf-Si OF phUnix lusuraucc once.