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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-12

Davenport, 36'; Louisville. 4O'; Nash
vile, 4s0; New Orleans, co., Omaha,
$50; Pittsblrg, 800; Shreveport, $40 st.
Louis, $40; St. Paul, s3'; KeOkuk, 3S'i
Fort Sully. 420i and Yankton, S6'.
Clear wealth or experimentation
river, Mich gan, is away out Of its banks,
aud the trains on the Bay City railway
at places ran through water up to the
car axles..--....The GAINESVILLE leaves
New Orleans this evening for the Arkan-
sas........A dispatch from Evansville
gives the astonishing information that
the City Of Augusta goes to Madison to
be heightened .........H the river rises
much higher the II. c. Mutt will have a
set Of car wheels put under her aud
will take the place Of the trains on
the Little Rock railroad ......... The
Allegheny Belle and barges are due
up, as also is the Future City and tow
,.......0n Wednesday at Vicksburg the
river was thiriy.four feet ten inches
above low water mark and fifteen feet
eight inches below high water mark
........The Edinbtrg had 500 bales Of
cotton when she arrived at Little Rock
Wednesday and added $50 bales more
there.........The Little Rock papers say
the big Exporter has 5000 bales of cot
ton on board for New Orleans.....".
Captain William Cullen mas sold the
Shamrock to James Crangle, jr., Of
Shreveport, La, for $6OOO.......Repre-
sentatives of the Mississippi Valley
Transportation Company are at Louis
vile negotiating for the purchase of the
]. Sharp Mcdonald, just in from Pitts
burg with tow of coal. They will put
her to towing in the st. Louis and New
Orleans trade if the purchase is made
.........The Bee has in her tow two ice
barges for this city...."...The Marble
City reports only a small portion of the
W. j. Lewis texas visible, aud the
wrecking boat at the bank below, proba-
bly, driven there by the drift.........Capt.
Joseph S. Wise was elected to the Coun.
ell at Cincinnati Tuesday by a hand
some majority. Sid Miller was also re-
elected wharlmaster. Har-
rison, n 0uachita river pilot, died few
days since on board the steamer Ruth,
aged forty-one years. he resided at
New Orleans, and was buried there
.........The City of Cairo in making a
landing at Grand Viow Tuesday sunk
the lower wharfboat with 200 barrels of
-four on board. The owners, Parker,
Verhoef & Co., telegraphed to Evans
vile for the Marshal TO tie her up for
$500 damages, which was done on her
arrival there, but Captain Schultz gave
bond for twice that amount and went on
bis way ......Captsin Shinkle was hon.
orably acquitted in Louisville Tuesday
on the charge of cruelty to animals.
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COMIC LECT u RER.
HK discourseth on "Injun Meal.
Tho End Of Lent.

On yesterday, Good Friday, the ami
versary Of Christ's death, in all Catho-
lie churches the host is borne to the altar
and consumed by the priest. On this
day there is no music or any sound Of
Joy. The alteration Of the cross and
the afternoon service Of the three hours
agony are especially to be noted. On
Good Friday the powers Of darkness
were once popularity believed to hold full
sway il not to meet for the election of
officers for the ensuing year. II was
their best anniversary. GOOD Friday
is one constant day for a general meet
ing of witches" says an old witch's con
fession in 1888. Hanging Judas Isca-
riot is custom still observed in some Of
those countries where the people are
children. Out Of psganism, like so
many modern customs, has come the
Good Friday bun, held still in some
counties of England 10 be amulets of
rare virtue. They are preserved and
eaten on the next anniversary-such
portion that is as remains after doses for
all manner of diseases have been broken
off and swallowed. The old Greeks
bought this cousecrated bun or boun at
the temples every week and offered it to
their gods, and while the use died out
the name and the ox-horn shape remain.
Easter Eve to-day concludes the week.
The long fast is ended, and as the carni-
val fell suddenly out Of sight at Ash
Wednesday, so now the manifestations
of deepest, solemn grief change into
Joy. The great holiday Of the church
is ushered in in many countries with
feast and fun, which begin at the instant
the clock strikes twelve tonight.
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Bartlstt circuit Court.

.The April term of the Bartlett Circuit
Court will commence next Monday
morn ing, Judge Ray, of our Probate
Cou TT, presiding. The docket is not very
heay Y this term, owing to the fact that
the Legislature took away from the
Cour the jurisdiction of Memphis crimi-
nal c. uses, and gave the Memphis court
concu rrent Jurisdiction throughout the
nnil rtNK
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County Court.

Owing to a resolution for an adjourn
M emit, which was passed in the Quarterly
ca urt yesterday afternoon, but five mag
isl rates appeared on the bench this
m, ,rning, the magistrates from the coun-
tr, having gone homeward. A few &C
CO unts were passed, and court will be
Ike ut open a few days until the County
CO urt Clerk gets up the minutes, when
tn, " will be signed by the Chairman, and
co, trt will stand adjourned to court in
col lrse, the first Monday in July next.
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LEDGER LINES.

Mad dogs create excitement in the
suburbs Of the city. The Register man
promises to come around some night
and serenade the Ledger Liner; II be
will locate the hour OF his musical visit
the Ledger Liner will make it conyen,-
ent to be absent from home. b. Bing-
ham was agreeably surprised by his
brother Odd Fellows last evening when
Mr.. II. Hainer presented him with an
elegant p. G.. regalia in the name Of his
brethren Of the Chickasaw Lodge No. 8.
The next term Of the Quarterly Court
will commence on the first Monday in
July next. Another test of the fire
plugs of the Water Works Company will
take place at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The mouth of Wolf river region is
submerged by the back-water from the
Mississippi, yet the aquatic denizens are
happy and 70 counting in dug-outs,"
or Wolf river gondolas. The April term
of the Quarterly Court closed yesterday,
and the rural mag istrates departed home
ward. Owing to the decrease OF crime
in Memphis, the Recorders Court scarce
ly furnishes one item daily, much to the
regret of the morning newspaper re-
porters. The Jewish Passover com.
menced last evening and will continue
seven days, during which time no leaVen
bread is permitted to be eaten
in Hebrew households. This is
Holy Saturday and the last day Of
Lent; tomorrow, Easter Sunday.
Easter eggs are in abundance through
out the city, the hens of the period hav-
ing attended to the law Of supply and
demand. New Orleans fruits and vege-
tables arrive in our city daily. No mat
inee to-day. Next Thursday evening
the masquerade ball at the Exposition
will be held. Next Friday evening
Girls will crate at the Memphis The
alter. Next Monday evening the grand
0ratorio of the Creation will be sung at
st. Peters Church, an event that will at
tract an immense audience. The Cen
tennial Gends will meet to arrange a
Philadelphia trip to-day; the citizens
who miss attending the Centennial cele-
bration in the Quaker village will have
to wait just one hundred years for an
other opportunity Aldermen are electe d
to attend to the wants of their constitu-
ents, and not for the purpose of grind
ing private axes or engaging in political
and personal warfare; the tyranny of a
majority may be so used that the entire
minority of members may be expelled
from the Board; the war is between the
elements known as the FIVE American
and five foreign. If you are inclined to
purchas an umbrella, take short trip
to the country, buggy ride with your
dulcina or engage in picnic, first con-
suit the government weather observer at
this point on the subject of the proba-
bilities for rain. Rumors of duel are
prevalent throughout the city, conse-
qnent upon some matters with reference
to city legislation The First Chancery
Court will commence the April term on
next Monday morning. The Grand Jury
are finding quite large number of in
dctments.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-12

SOUTHERN Farm and Home, Rural
New Yorker, Country Gentleman, Amer
lean Agriculturist, Southern Cnltivator,
Stock Journal, and all the leading dai.
lies, moutblies and quarterlies, at Mans
ford news depot. corner Of Second ard
Monroe; base-balls 81 wholesale.
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MRS. ii. HOLLAND

HAS REMOVED HER FASHIONABLE
under Southern hotel ZI.ol
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MADAME vincent.

The Crystal Palace Saloon, on Main
street, opposite the Odd Fellows Hall, is
the place to get the best viii skies, bran
dies, ales and cigars in the city. Madame
Vincent keeps the best of everything,
and serves up drinks iptermixed in an
artistic manner. Ham and eggs and
coffee can be found in the oyster par
lors.
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I.n.r.nr, n,ret MnrketJ

L. Schilling u Bro, at Jefferson stree
market, No. 6s jefferson street, have
received spring lambs, the FIRST of the
seoson, raised by J. D. Mclean, Of
of Fayette county. The public and old
customers are invited to call this even
ing. All kinds Of fresh meats can be
found ut this old established and we'll
known market.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0FFIcE,
Hr,.x,nurc TruN Anril 10 1972

MEMPHIS. TENN. April 10. IoIS'J
Nothing of special interest transpired
in monetary circles to-day. The de-
mand for money is fair, and the outlook
is such as to AFFORD business men the
most gratifying assurances that the inn
mediate future viii present no formida
BILE obstacles to business enterprises.
True, there is considerable paper on the
streets seeking discount at ruinous rates,
but we have yet to learn of any first
class business paper going there for
discount. Whatever the condition OF the
banks may be, there is scarcely one of
them thad would not discount gilt-edge
paper at usual rates, cr,1aker S reports to
contrary Notwithstanding Exchange is
scarce. New York bills are worth par
buying and lc premium selling for bank
ers' checks. New Orleans are Hose
discount buying and par selling. Gold
opened at ISL in New York, and at
noon advanced to 1873. Dealers here
would buy at ll71. Nothing of interest
is reported in stocks and bonds. A deal
er' 5 purchase of few shares of Mobile
and Ohio railroad shares at SIC, and a
transaction of $4,000 in Memphis cur
rency skies with past-due coupons at
58fc is about all that transpired.
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anecinI Nofice.

The warm weather is approaching,
and consequently people desire fresh
meats for Sundays. H. Seessel, Sr.,
will, during the summer months, have
fresh slaughtered meats of every descrip-
ton for Sunday morning market at No.
y jefferson and 1879 Main street. Free
delivery toregular customers. 43
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Matrimonial.

The marriage licenses returned exc
cuted to the County Clerk during the
week are as follows: James Wilson and
NJ. E. Wilmington, Mr.. Freudenburg
and Miss Martha NJ. Heiser,. D. W. Hill
and L. A. Spencer, J. I. Long and Miss
NJ. B. Johnston, ]. D. Cook and Miss NJ.
E. Mcknight.
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GRAND OPENING

OF Peter Mentges' summer caro- en-,
I7O An,I IVA POpIa' r street. Win
Free Lunch.
I take the pleasure I informing the
public of Memphis that Il trough the new
improvements lately mat ., my garden
must be pronounced the 1nest IN TINS
city. / intend to open th e same 70
night with a grand free lunc ., with the
assistance of the Old Memp bis Brass
Band. Respectfully,
PETER Me, ITGEs.
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Dre,s and Mantle MAKING.

In to-day's LEDGER can be found the
advertisement Of Mrs. s. H. Booth, the
we'll known fashionable dress and man
tie maker, No. 24O Main street, corner
of Jefferson. Mrs. Booth makes the
most fashionable dresses in the city, and
guarantees a fit in every instance. Bri-
dal irousseaus are made a specially.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-12

The Ledger saloon in the County Court
building, John r. Downs, proprietor, is
the place TO get pure liquors and i'm
ported cigars. The best Whistles, bran
dies, wines aud ales can be found on the
premises, and drinks are mixed up by an
artist in the business. A splendid free
lunch is set daily for all visitors. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-12

The second stock of materialfo for spring
suits has just arrived at A. H. Coop
MANS, 1870 MAIN STREET. Gentlemen
will consult their interest by leaving
their orders with Mr. Goodman. He
will cut, make and trim them in the best
style, and at the most reasonable prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-12

"a Company Z. =. MAIL Line.
rTvHF ELEGANT PASSENGER BOATS or
this line leave Memphis for ell points on
L-kansas river tuesdays and Shtur-
JOHN n. HARDIN. Agent.
tst Once On Wharf boat. foot Court st.
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The Mclean EmbezzIement Case

The trial of this case is progressing in
the Criminal Court; the witnesses for
the State are undergoing an examina-
ton to-day. 1t is not probable that the
trial of the case will close before the
last of next week. The counsel engaged
in the investigation are, for the State,
Attorney General Wright, Assistant At
torney General Cannon. Colonel Geo.
Phelan and Mr.. L. T. Williams for the
defense, Colonel George CAN'T, Ger eral
Horrigan and Captain Harry s. Lee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-12

The following table shows the price Of mid
ding cotton kere, in New York and New Or
leans aud uplands at Liverpool on this date
For the mast two years:
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PErEE II. DoYYELLY has just received
a choice shipment of Gun Powder, I'm
perial, Young Hyson, 0olong, Japan
and English breakfast teas from New
York direct. Call in and examine his
stock of all kinds of fancy and staple
groceries, at 3O7 Poplar street. [3S
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-12

SPRrSe fashions are blooming out, and
Wilkinson, the news dealer at III Main
street. has Harper's Bazaar and the
Young Ladies Journal. two very popu-
lar fashioa magazines.
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AID, STORM, Treasurer.
FOrRed River.

Carter Line of Red River Packets-For Jeffer-
son. Shreveport, Alexander, Grand Ecore
and way landings.
BELLE OF SHREVEPORT......Rh ea, master
UTILL LEAVE AS ABOVE g=
w MONDAY, 18th instant. at s9syHs9
II. WASHINGTON, Agent.
1873 Al Madison street.
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city court.

Twenty misdemeanor cases were dis
posed of by fine to-day in the Recorder s
Court. Robert Kerr, colored larcenist
of sacks, was sent to Jail in default OF
$1,000 BOZ Ids. William Allen, a cotton
thief wa sent up in default of $1,000
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Gotten Room saloon.

This saloon has been opened by
John" at No West Court street, near
Front. Merchants can get the best Of
liquors and cigars. John L. Graf knows
how to get up mi red drinks.
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EXPOSITION BUILDING
PICNIC PARTIES.

THE EXPOSITION BUILDING IS HIGH
II ~ adapted 70 picnic purposes. BENG clean,
airy and free Of sunshine and rain. 10 car Be-
lar uurnorss. Arranrements can Be made Zee
cheap lirhts 81 uirht. Apply 81 tie tulldinE. 20
40 u. II. JACKSON, Ascent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-12

L. A. Reynolds, general agent for the
great Omaha drawing, which is to take
place in that city May 20, 1873, is
stepping at the Oyerton.
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MUSIC.

Pianos, Organs, Sheet Music, and
Musical Merchandise and InStru-
nieuts Of every description, whole
sale and retail.
II. q. HOIIenberG keeps the larg-
est and best selected stock In this
city. and a full assortment of the
ChiekeBfDE, HOlienberg and Hal
lett a. CumstOn Pianos. the Estey
Organs. and brass and silver fnstra-
menta i'm fall sets or single pieces.
Being practical ptauO-maker
and n musician of taste and ability,
since 1888. patrons OF this music
house may feel confident that they
will Ind all goods HtrtetIy as repre-
crate prices ana on easy terms.
WarerOOms. No. 274 Second street..
list
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]. ~ GRAY will learn something to
bic advantage BY calling at the Worsham
House. a
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Merchants Southern Packet Company =
For New orleans and the Bends.
JOHN KYLE..................H Hutchinson, master
WILL J HEAyE Az Az i ABoy n L.Eys
Il IN. Apply to sHa1zzza-asn
X. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent.
100 Front street
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THE BArH Roovs Of the Peabody
Hotel are kept opsn Sundays dll IL N.
+. WolF, Proprietor.
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1uslnKsa HOUSES.
Painting.

OIoKINsoE, WILLIAMS 4 CO.. COTTON
~ faetorl. 800 Front street. Mf
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For Cincinnati.

"Old Reliable For Louisville and Cincin-
nati-Tho steamer
PAT ROGERS.................J.N N. Skunk, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE E~=s -
w SATURDAY, 18th inst, at gslIs&
. ''O'A L. D. COBB & CO., Agents.
25-37 266 Front street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Cairo aud So. Louis

Memphis and St. Louis Packet Company-For
Hickman, Columbus. Cairo and st. Louis.
GRAND TOWER.................Lcn master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE G%7s
wv THIS DAY, 18th instant, at saH
AID. STORM. Treasurer.
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CHEEK LINE.

Memphis and Ticksburg Packet Co.
POr Helena, FriaE's Point, Napo-
leon. and the Bcnda.
q. S. NAIL LINE 10 NAPOLEON.
Steamer A. ]. White, lzR
Marx p. master -
Leaves TUESDAY and FRIDAY atsp.u.
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Bur your wO,d from C. q. Johns on
III Poplar street. 19f
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
no.rs ADV .vRTIsED TO LEAVE.

a IT, 81 L ouis, this day pm
~. ~ 49,. r;1cinna ii, this day ..-2 pm
Issai TepdeT' White river. this day. pm
$50 Atrts1s.s river, this day.--.--.-o pm
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Stations.
tBelow high water Of ISL.
Blank (.....l indicates no reports cipher (O)
stationary; ~ rising.
IOniciall s. w. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service. U. s. A.


THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.
At eight o'clock this morning the wa
ter stood at thirty feet eleven inches by
the gauge, having risen seven inches
since last night, and is steadily crawling
up the banks. The rise at Cairo is less
rapid, but the water is so high that at
low places it is filing up the swamps
above and below there. The Arkansas
continues to swell, and White river rises
three feet each day, being already out Of
its banks in many places. The Ouachita,
Red and other smaller western tributs.
ries Of the lower Mississippi are swell
ing, aud will doubtless carry the water
over the banks below. The upper
streams are also swelling, as will be seen
by the statement above. The weather
is clear and pleasant.
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DFPARTURRa.

Steamer Emma Elliott, ST. Louis.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
A. j. White. Napoleon.
John b. Maude, New Orleans.
&" Carrie V. Ksuntz, N. Orleans.
4" Robert Mitchell, Cairo.
City Of Helena, Vicksburg.
Pauline, Carroll, New Orleans.
City Of Quincy, st. Louis.
BOATS IN PORT.
City Of Cairs, Pat Rogers, Grand
Tower, Legal Tender, KanAwha, r. 4.
Lea.
Daily report OF the stage Of water and the
changes during the twenty-four hours ending
Al noon to-daysi
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BEST liquors and cigars at John R.
Downs Ledger saloon, County Court
huildinC. 40
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
TILE CITY.

PIrTsBUR0 and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones. Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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On and after the LIST of April, 1873. the rates
will be as follows;
~ ;i:',.... - " ~
Day Board. ............................. . 90
Large, pleasant rooms for families at mod
crate rates. House located midway between
the Charleston depot and the river. on one of
tho finest streets in the city. Table supplied
with the best the market affords.
21-t A.. j MILLS, NJ. D.
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COall Coal!

am selling A No. Pittsburg coal at
reduced rates. GEo. MELLERsH,
2st rs South Court, corner Main.
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BoARDiNc.

DOARD-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN
ID be accommodated with neat, front room
and board in private family on Adams street.
where there are few boarders. by addressing
with reference)
H-+ s., Ledger Office.
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REWARD.

n1O REWARD - FOR A SMALL HORSE
0lU mule. ten years cid. mixed gray and
gray head, if delivered to
NJ. GARRETT.
1888 Brick Church. Chelsea.
d = REWARD.-LOST, A SMALL BLACK
0O and white setter slut, with red spots over
the eyes and around the mouth; had on collar
with chain attached.
III JOHN T wilkins, 80 Front st.
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WARTED.

IKTANTED. CARRIAGE WOOD WORK
w man TO go to Little Rock, Ark. Inquire
at W. S. Bruce & Co.'s. 1913
IXJANTED-vAULTs AND CIsTERNs TO
w clean at 800 Second st. j. D. FOX.
S2-5S
XETANTED- BOARDING HORSES. -SPE-
w cial attention paid to boarding horses.
Hack and buggy horses boarded at $40 per
month also. stalls to rent. Cheap rates for
storing salt lime, cement, ccrn, etc. Apply at
2O5 Union st. IS0-55l ROGERS & CLARK.
XXTANTED. : SECONDHAND FURNI-
w niture, feathers and Lousehould goods
Of all kinds bought at 282 Second street.
lot III. r. SINN0TT.
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FOR LEASE or SALE.


Cf0R LEASE OR SALE-EIGHT ACRES OF
. ground, suitable for a garden. situated on
dairy. Apply to Ii. sEEsSEL. sR..
~ " ~ Jefferson st.
EI0R LEASE OR SALE-ElGHTY LOTS,
Z on Beai, Shelby, Clinton. Vance, Mccall,
DeSoto. Tennessee and Orleans streets. Sew
eral of these are large lots, near Elevator and
Beal street landing.
Also. many small lots to lease or sell, cheap.
on Myrtle. near Beal street, and on Stewart
avenue, near fernando street.
WIN. Il. VANCE. 1856 Madison ST.,
l25-xvi-S3 or Phoenix Insurance office.
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Steamer CITY of Helena, St. Louis.
C.rrie V. Korntz, Evansville.
Robert Mitchell. New Orleans.
Tersi Tender, White river.
Citv Of Cairo. Cincinnati.
Grand Tever, st. Louis.
RE. Lee, New Orleans.
PauIine Carroll. St Louis.
City Of Quincy, New Orleans.
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VTTHITEMORE HOUSE-Nos. 100 AND Ill
w Adams street, Memphis. Tennessee.
uEnIfCTTON I'M pRTOEC
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PROPORTIONAL.

DR. nLoUNT.E
OFFICE. NO. 90 SECOND ST. THERE
" day and night. lSA