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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMrnIa THEArER. Elizabeth, n play
after the manner Of tho Shaksperean his
iorical school, was presented last even
ing before a critical audience. A
Elizabeth" the imperious Queen Of
England, Mn. Bowers appeared TO ad
vantage, aud gave thrilling rendition
Of the diiiic'llt role The cast was very
good, Mr.. McColom appearing al
Essex" Idr. Evans as King James,
Mr.. Kuoa les as "Sir Francis Bacon,
Mr.. Lang as "Burleigh," Miss Proctor as
Lady : Sarah" and Miss Gilman as
Mary Lambeth" Tonight Marie
Antoine -te will be the attraction, which
will no doubt attract fashionable au.
dienco- There will be Thanksgiving
matinep at the theater tomorrow, when
Loves Masquerade will be presented,
Mrs. Bowers appearing as " Diana" Mr..
Nc COLON as Prince Caesar" aud Mr..
Evans as Perrin"
WIRES 0pERA HoUsr. This attract
&c place of amusement on Jefferson
street is crowded nightly. Manager
White has a strong combination Of tai
ent on the boards-Little Popsie, Lii
Ian Howard, Lizzie Renoir, Nellie Irene,
yocalisis, Mile Rosa, danseuse; Frank
Steele, John Carroll and Little General
character and specially actors; Annie,
he great Hindle, appears in her new
-ens alton songs aud character changes
The attractions include a series Of phan
asmagorial displays Of rare beauty.
OLYMPIC THEATER Manager Buehan
AS iheater on Washington street contin
aes 10 attract large audiences Among
ne leading artists are Misses Lizzie
Nhalcp, Lou Fielding, Lizzie Buchanan,
Lizzie Williams Mile Coleman, Messrs.
Caslin. Melville and Mendel. These
form combination Of talent appreci-
ated by the public. A new programme,
containing most attractive specialties,
is prese nted every evening. Next Fri
day evening Dick Marsh will take a
hqnpft
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-26

the city, which money had been donated
to the organization at tho breaking ouI
OF tho yellow fever. The Association
has sufficient funds ON hand at present,
Tho Polk-Kirtland jackson Insurance
Company attachment case is on trial be-
fore jury in the Second Circuit Court.
Colonel Mciae appeared in Court TO-
day as one Of the counsel for the dc
tense.
The call" for that glorious Greonlaw
Opera House mass meeting was written
by Colonel Tom W. Brown. The call
started candidates into life, galvanized
politicians, woke up newspapers in fact,
il was a political bombshell that viii
prove disastrous to somebody.
Mr.. s. Rhode, weather clerk, having
recovered from an attack of yellow ie.
yer, resumed his post at the Signal Ser.
vice station to-day, and Mr.. John 4.
Downes, who has been in charge of the
office during the sickness of Mr.. Rhode,
leaves to-day for the New Orleans sta.
ton.
There will be another big hoop.la pow
WOW at the Greenlaw Opera House to.
night for the purpose OF ratifying the.
nomination Of Major Busby as can6i.
dale fer Mayor and for the purpose Of
filing up the Reiormers' yellow fever
ticket by nominating candidates for
Tax Collector and Wharfmaster.
An Indianapolis girl has become
famous on account of being able to
whistle one hundred tunes in lirst.class
style, but there is Memphis belle, who,
as an operate whistler, can discount the
Indiana maiden Not long since she
whisied through the opera of La Peri
chole without dropping a note or dis
turbiug her back hair,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-26
aENERAL MARKET.


The following quotations are for small or
ders OF jobbing rates;
APPLES ss@6 y Dbl.
BACON Clear sides; "a ares clear rib sides
7@7l9c; shoulders. 6h@6Ac; hams. uncan-
vased l0l%allhc; breakfast bacon, 1915 Gle.
DRAN-Sl O5@l 10 q cwt.
BUTTER-Medium. 2S92'c; choice. 29s32c
. ID.
BAGGING-1gla15llc = ID.
BEANS-Navy, 81 75@3 90 y Dbl.
CHICKENS-s2 5094 90, as TO quality.
COAL OF -20922e a gallon.
,CABBAGEs-t8 crate. IS 5O96 90; q 100,
$40 00dl0 so.
C0RN-In store. 72a7sc q bushel.
uIEESE-factory. l41a9l51sc.
C0TT0N-SEED--e a ton.
CORN MEALS 90a3 90 "A Dbl.
C0FFEE-Ris. 2928c q ID.
EGGS-2S@30c d dozen.
FLOU R--super and extra. So 00d7 90; fam
lily and fancy brands, IS OOg9 50 y Dbl; infe-
HAY1Ghoice, SIS OOg25 q y ton; medium.
s29 q 99 S52t % = ton; 81 S}gl 40 . evt.
LIME-sl 5Ogl IS q Dbl.
q ewt:
MOLASSEs-Louisiana new in barrels, So
@65e; syups. 6l@s0c D eallen.
0NI0NS-Mixed 81 0e@l 80 n Dbl.
0ATS-Cboce. 53@56 Il bushel
, POtkBuIk clear sides g.; clear clear RIB ii 6I
P0TAToES-Peachbl and russets, 50 IS
as 90 q Dbl.
SUGAR Crushed. powdered and granu-
lated, ll54@l2c Z lb; soft, refined, yellow and
white in bbls. g%@llc; brown and yellow. in
hogsheads, Sdl0e
sALT-s2 9Oa3 50 3 Dbl.
TIES-fB III, S14@9c.
TWlNE-l3@9li%c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-26

Every musician or music lover in the
South who has not seen the popular
Southern Musical journal, can get o
specimen copy, containing one dollars
worth Of music, simply by sending their
name and address TO Ludden & Bates,
Savannah, Georgia. Thousands Of
specimen copies are being distributed,
and nearly every one secures a new
subscription. The subscription price is
so small (only 81 year,, that every
one can afford it, and the new premiums
are alone worth the amount.
Every new subscriber is entitled to a
premium of one dollars worth of sheet
music, or a dollars worth of visiting
cards, with subscribers name neatly
printed, or any of Winners 10 cent in
structors for any instrument, or so cents
worth Of musical merchandise selected
from the publishers stock. Send your
subscriptions at once, and secure some
one of these valuable and appropriate
premiums. Address Luddep & Bates,
Savannah, Georgia.
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sHOP-LlFTER ARRESTED.
Row a Thfef Came 10 Grief-Speedy
Justice.


This morning James Allison, who a
few years since acted IN the capacity Of
clerk in the dry goods house of B.
Loweustein d Bro, entered that sstsb-
lishmeDt for the purpose of seeking em-
ployment. AT the time some employe
was engaged in arranging goods in one
of the show windows, and had just hung
up FIVE lace collars, valued at 500 each.
Allison after talking for time, left, but
soon after his departure one of the lace
collars was missing Detective Cranmer
was called inland put on the track of
the supposed thief. He found Allison
in n barber shop and arrested him.
While so doing Allison attempted to
throw the collar into the stove, but was
presented from so doing by the detect
i've. The thief was carried before the
Recorder, who committed him in default
Oslo, 900 bonds. 1t was just one hour
between the time when the robbery was
committed and the time when the Re.
corder committed the prisoner. Allison
pleaded poverty as an excuse for his
crime.
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
VI Il NJ II HIS;
wednesday Evening. Nov. 20, 1878
LEDGER LINES.
Thanksgiving Day tomorrow.

Thanksgiving Day tomorrow.
Loves Masquerade at the Memphis
Theater matinee tomorrow.
Tomorrow being Thanksgiving Day
the LEDGER will not be issued.
Next Wednesday the regular meeting
of the General Council will be held.
Mrs. Bowers will appear as Marie
Antoinette at the theater tonight
There is some talk of calling upon
Mayor johnson to run again for the
office of Mayor.
A Thanksgiving service will be held at
the First Baptist CHURCH tomorrow at
liam. by the pastor, Rev. George A.
Lotion.
The Exposition is becoming more at
tractive daily. The panorama of the
life of Christ will be on exhibition to-
morrow night,
Major j. j. Busby resigned his posi-
ton as Alderman of the Seventh ward,
when Mr.. ]. T. Hillsman was chosen as
his successor in office.
If you 80 not attend the Greenlaw
Opera House to night apd support the
BusSy ticket, of course you deserve to
be forgotten by your God, "
That cheerful Memphian knowi as
the average politicians !, on his feet once
more, You will generally find nina fol-
owing in the wake OF some candidate.
Candidates for the positions o. Wtar..
aasler aud Tax Collector must at,"nd
10 rat-'f,a,'cn pc ios Tonight ur
be Il oui ou the cola g4idc J sr.nr ,
The Avalanche, Register aud LEDGER
,re not taking much stock 10 The Busby
movement which is backed up by the
Evening News, assisted b. the Appeal.
It is reported on the streets that John
Oyertou, IT,, will become an inaepend-
ent candidate for Mayor, in opposition
to the nomiGee for the late mass meet
log fasco.
We had the. pleasure, one as rare as
angels visits, OF cell this morning
from our talented young legal friend
Captain r C. Williamson, just returned
from the country.
Tomorrow being the Mayors Thanks.
giving Day, there viii be a matinee at
the theater, when Loses Masquerade
will be presented, with Mrs. Bowers in
the leading role
The Linden Street Christian church
will be open tomorrow thanksgiving
morning at 10 o'clock. It ID understood
that the sermon Of Rev. David Walk viii
deal almost exclusively with local afairs
Tomorrow. Thanksgiving Day, the
postoiice will close at 10 am. Letter
carriers will make one delivery and col
lection in the morning and one collec-
ton at pm. All mails close a. 10
am.
Yesterday the Firemen's Relief Asso-
cistion retained five hundred dollars to
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-26

Captain II. h. booth~-tor the last
seven years connected with fire and life
insurance companies-and Mr.. William
Gay, an old Front row merchant, are
receiving subscriptions to the capital
stock of the Merchants Fire Insurance
Company, lately merged with the Bank
OF Commerce. They have been quite
s., aoessial thus far, ard the company,
heretofore SO successful, will doubtless
aoor Re in operation again Their Office
Tor 1reFsN Is n go Front street.
rear IuJu.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-26

%, taken In the above trade by tho mer-
chants Of Memphis, the business Of the
White river valley viii DO lost to US en-
trely. Why do not the merchants of
Memphis come forward and aid the
White river line as they do in ST. Louis
and elsewhcre2 Something must be
done, aud that soon. The White river
line should be kept up at all hazards.
The Kitde Hegler is due from the
Ohio, bound for the Arkansas river.
Captain Ed Rowland, of the Halle,
arrived in tie city last evening, aud re-
ceiyed greeting from his numerous
friends
The st. JosephN Ill return to St. Louis
this afternoon.
Major John d. Adam telegraphs hero
that the rise in the Arkansas did not
amount to anything, and that the river
was falling again, with scart three feet
from Pine Bluff to the mouth.
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city Tax.Co,IectOr.

In to'day's LEDGER appears the an
nouncement of Felix W. Robertson as a
candidate for reelection to the Office Of
City Tax-Collector. Colonel Robertson
has been an efficient tax-collector, and
presents his claims to the Independent
voters of the city. Should he be re
elected he will in the future, as in the
past, give his entire attention TO his Off
cial duties, and endeayor to give salts
faction to all. Colonel ROBERTSON has
many friends, who will work strenuously
for him on election day
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-26

There are several heedred bales oil
cotton on the landing awaiting shipment
south, aud large lot Of oil cake.
The Phil Allin arrived at II N. with
300 bales Of cotton aud large lot Of
seed. She returns to Friar's Point this
evening
James Miles, first cleys Of Inc steamer
Laurence, 5isd suddenly on the bank at
Golconda on Monday from heart disease.
The Andy Baam left Cincinnati las,
night for Memphis.
The Arling.oo viii arrive tomorrow
frosa Cincinnati with full cargo Of
Western produce.
The Frank Forest drought in from the
upper coast 263 bales OF cotton and pa
sacks Of seed.
The Phil Alliu, Captain James Lee, is
The regular wednesday Friar's Point
and Helena packet, leaving this evening
at pm.
The Crescent City and hnrcee i17 st.
Louis, Fred Wilson and barges FOR Pitts.
burg, lefi New orleans last night
The Allegheny Belle and Henry
Ames. bound up, passed Vicksburs yes
terday.
A esn4ists for Wharfmaster on the
yellow fever ticket viii be nominated 81
the Gresnlaw Opera House tonight
As there are several candidates among
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-26

The market this morning opened 6Em,
with holders asking higher prices. The
New York market was reported 6rmer,
With holders asking from l@io higher,
middling being quoted at l5sc. Liver
pool was also fTmer, with middling up
lands at SD. The above advices infu-
enced the market here, and factors ad-
vaneed their prices. ard we're iga in
their views or shll further advance.
Buyers we're aciive in making inquiries,
and we're anxious 10 purchase, but
seemed unwilling &, concede 20 ihe
prices asked. The noo advices were
stall favorable, vhiehtendee siifen the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-26
TO THE CITIZENS OF MEMPHIS

Iannounce myself as candidate for
the Office Of City Tax Collector, subj ect
to the nomination of the citizens mass.
meeting which win be held at the Green.
law Opera House tonight.
Having been born and raised in Mem
phis, my character is too well known to
make any special plea as to merit or
abilty-that the public are fully ac'
quainted with.
l hope my friends will feel interest
enough in this, my first aspiration for
office, to turn out tonight at the mass
meeting and secure my nomination
Respectfully, CHARLES G. LOCKE.
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Contemntor Cnnrt

Charles Atkinson was brought before
Esquire Miller this morning on the
charge Of assault and battery During
the progress Of the investigation Mr..
Atkisson became enraged and damned
the court in the most approved style.
Five fines of five dollars each for con-
tempt of court we're imposed by the
worthy representative of insulted JUS
tice, who had at last to commit the pro
fame prisoner to jail
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eating ARray.

Mary Ann Jefferson, a oolored resi-
dent of Center alley. near Commerce
street, drew knife upon Clancy Vance
last night, and cut her severely on the
right arm. The accused was tried be-
fore Esquire Miller to-day, ana was sent
TO Jail in default Of $1,000 bonds. The
prisoner, when arrested last night, had
to be conveyed to the station house on a
dray, heing in o state Of i1ioxicaiion Of
the time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-26

A FIRE at ten o'clock last night de-
stroyed a dwelling Of oolored man re.
siding on the corner Of Soulh street and
Hernardo road. The flames set FIRE to
Castexs grocery adjoining, which was
considerably damaged. The damage
done to the grocery amounted TO a few
hundred dollars. which is fully covered
bv snru~.noo
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-26

In lung and throat diseases time has
proved no other preparation can com
pare with ITIlliqms' Balsqm R3ld
Cherry and Wo09 NGpthq in afording
prompt and e6ectuag relief. See GiTcR-
lars With full directions and testimonials
from prominent and distinguished South
err gentlemen. Sold by all druggists.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEHPHIs. TEyS.. November %. ls79. 7
AsenKt

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEHPHIs. TFyS.. November &c. 1873.
AW.fEN
Business in financial circles ccRijnaeg
20 fu'e Quier. Nilh little spirit cShihited
10 sss ssGA... Collections are easy,
siti isie deposits. The banks report a
good supply %. currency. Haubess s5e
diseouuiihg very AlIe paper. 6gsI class
On the street rules at 2@3 g cent q
month. Exchange is quiet, with tho
supply equal to the aemand-New York.
Sc discount, Boston aud Eastern points,
&c off, New Orleans, s@lc of. For gold
brokers we're paying lO9. There we're a
few inquiries for county scrip and city
warrants; quotations remain unchanged.
There was nothing doing in stocks or
bonds. Arkansas aud Mississippi secu-
rites are offered at the following PRICES
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= - AhA1
F. A. Blanks, master. Jos. Holmes. elerl,
VIII leave as above.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-26

TIC bg-l Model oysters a,e served ~
! ,very styia II .laaapa Fineeai 3 Cry
stall Palace saloon on Main street, oppo
site the Odd Fellows Hall Fine wines
and vhskies and Havana cigars are
among toe good thugs TO be found at
Madame Vincents.
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ZOE RERr oRLEAsE,



EOR. 6ALE-C0AL IN 9ubANHGTIlFFIvEs ~
1-l00 % South Court, cor. Main st.
rNeR sALE-AY THIS OFFICE, OLD PA
e pers, at 50 cents per 100. Tho cneapest
|Frappine paper You can get. and good TO put
hinder your carpet. ~
lxKYE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE LEDGER
| w 0aice blank notices to take dcpositlons,
Ina pTinSs3 instructions to the officer taking
no same; ssso blank captions and certih
Hates. W.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-26

NEwORLEASs. November %. 1850 a.m.-cot-
ton is active and higher. Middlins. l6)sc;
sales. 200 bales.
NEW YoRK. November %. 1925 am Cotton
opens firm. with sellers asking from hgllc
higher. Middling. i55sc. Sales for January,
Ice; February. 1885 December l5'Ac.
l2:lO p.m.-cotton is frmer. Middling.
l55se. Sales to spinners. 40i; last evening, $500
bales. Sales for January. l6 Lice; February,
IS 7-l6c; March, Is i8-l6c; April, l71sc; May,
l71ac; November, l63Eei December, Ice.
Tomorrow being a general holiday. no re-
ports will be sent from or received at this Of
fee.
LiYERPool. November 20, II go a. N Cotton
opens frm. .Up.ands. s5S9s19d; Orleans.
sA@s5Sd.
Sp.m.-- Cotton is iirmer. Uplands. sgd; Or
leans. sgd. Sales, 1900 bales, of which 1000
we're for export and speculation.
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prices here, aud holders were not anxious
to realize except at full rates. A few
buyers who had orders to I'll were COM
PEELED to make concessions in order TO
on their liSia The demand was mostly
for middiing sAlel up 10 halfpaSt
twelve footed up 700 bales at the follow.
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KAHN & FREIBERG,

Corner of Main and Poplar. Dry goods
departm ent: 1t will pay you well to
walk few blocks aud examine our ele-
egant damask towels at thirty cents
aoch
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-26

Dry goods department: Two hun
dred dozen ladies' fine linen hem
stitched handkerchiefs At twenty cents.
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R0rISE,
4. O. o. ~.

T1HE SPECIAL hELIEF o Q9M tSll a,I, IL
gives notice to all heS1y Oua IT. rii Viii he
heir families in the city, ~ ~ nv ties NAV
Implied With whatever their necesBlt tI,i
|ea1iro, By mnking application tor s'4Vi'
upon the following committeeman;
A W. NEKSOM. i66 Front street.
GEO. W. l.. CROOK 51q Madison street.
WM. HENRY Is Madison street.
] p. HOFFMAN. 81 Main street.
The ODD sellows' comm'sssry store will be
pan from 10 ., u o. clock on tuesdays, huTs-
a. ,rj .atur3n.s W-lO0
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cHFEK LiEE.

Memphis md V'sksburr prlkcf Conrrrr-
ri-aeekly Line-fog Helena. Fri1r'a 4 rIins.
Napoleon and ne bends-u. s.. Nail d Na-
puic01-Lhd Eilamer1
4. J. VIII t.---.--....--.-...Marf Choct. Master
GEO. NJ. CHEfK. ................. sI,iors. r,--..r
ONE or TIE ABOVE sTEfN- go.
ers Gll leave IINSnaNr 49, -
IhlaebA IS andsAIIHrAis -
NJ d n-u-
a CLERK vii b. found % lhs Sc rel nt.rc
beet O receive freight ntnil shines.
~ Tlt or rassarl lrrIg 90 board =. d,
ntu. N. on EHE. trnf
~ ao. .s Irl1f t.rc.t.
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For Now Nrrenns.

Memphis and New Orleans Packet Co. For
Vies sburg, Natehez, New Orleans and ali
way and bend landings.
JOHN Is. MAUDE.................... Noel, ma ter
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE R,
w THURSDAY, 9th inst az slil.fss
4p.m. The steamer Maude is the salassfs3a
regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet.
leaving alternate Thursdays. Win pay par
ticullr attention to all plantation and lend
business. Shippers can rely on strict attan-
ti0n 10 the above.
ply to j. T. WASHINGTON. AGENT.
4-76 No. 8 Madison street.
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For Arltansna River

For South Bend, Auburn. New Gascony, Pine
Blg&. Little Rock and way landings,
NASHVILLE .........................R Ross. master
+ EAVES AS ABOVE WEDNFs- sDu-.
~ DAY, Nov. %. at SPIN. For aliarfvfa
freight or passage apply on board s11s--a-.-lsh
or TO S. 3. MILLER. AGENT
E-I5 2 PrOmenade 81 foot of Jefferson
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FREIGHT.
TO sTEAMRoATMEN

WE ARE NOW PREPARED 10 DO ALI.
w leyee work pertaining TO
Asserting, Delivering and Recelv-
ing CargOes
for steamboats,; also to receive freights from
boats for merchants, taking care of and deliy-
erlng the same az per orders from consignee.
cient guarantee for our faithful attendance 10
any business which may DO entrusted 10 US,
We are respectfully,
W. w. WILLIS,
A BANKSMITH,
l-I No. II wards Row.
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srEAmsoaTs.

--~s--~-r---~-~~------------- ------>--------~-
Temphis Rnn New Orleans Weekly
ncHes iu-.
LEAVES MEMPHIS EVERY THUDsD
AT5P.M.
For Month Of White river. Hel- ,ys..,
ena, Chicot City. Greenville. 1920
yicksburg. Natohez. md a IA plan s-4Gtzl-stt
tation md bend landings
Win leave III RSDAY, November 18th, at
I nm. the stenmnr ~
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For New Orleans.

Merchants Southern Packet Company-The
Old Reliable For New Orleans and the
Bends-The elegant side-whesl steamer
CITY OF ALTON, Bixby, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE H1-..
pm. Apply to FsSzsssa&
K. w. LIGHTHOUSES. Agent,
H-f0 200 Front street.
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KAHN & FREIBERG.

Dry goods department for ten days
only-the balance of our opera aannels
at forty onnts.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

EELIX W. ROBERTSON is A oANDI-
Y date for recollection 10 the oliloe OF City
Tax Collector. Election Thursday, January
lat, 1874 10
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Ram a Freiberg.

One hundred and 6ftE pair elegant
cashmere pants at 1--we dollars a pair.
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TT n ~ WI SANS
St. Louis. Memphis aud New Orleans Packet
For Nieksourg, Aatehoz. New rlesns
CHAS. BuliMAf shinkls. master
~ ILL LAVE rs ABOVE 49,.
on E Eni 49, 2olh instant, 49,
ply 70 R. w. LIGHTBU me AGENT,
IN 80. 90 Front street
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The steamer j. B. Maude will take all bent
and way freight. Shippers can rely on striet
attention 70 all business entrusted 10 our eare
For freight or massage apply on hoard ar 10
j. I. WASHINGTON, Ag't,
I0-f No. 3 Madison street
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g.loc ION A4otice.
Monday, December /, 1873,

4 reouirsd by Section Is Of the charter, for
Ia eieeioa 0f 8 PRESIDENT, Vice President
cashier aud seven DirectQrs Tor the ensuing
ear. aud for the transact ioa o! aug other res
lompany The election viii De held between
Id hours of 10 O clock a N. and s o clock p. m.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-26

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Nrf-Wsessy Zine.
ST. FRANCIS, Cummings. master.
7 EAVES MEMPHIS ON TUgs- T1
! - days, Thur.days aud Sttur- 1890
! days. For freight or passage ap- -,
ply on boerd. 63-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-26
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather clear and pleasant The
river here is rising slowly. The Ohio
is rising rapidly from Pittsburs down.
Cumberland river Is also at high tide.
At St Louis toe river is still falling, with
five and halt feet in the channel from
there out to Cairo. White river is re-
ceding, with four and half feet in the
channel from Jacksonport "a the mouth
Arkansas river ia reported stationary
ags'o # Little Rock wirh only nree lee,
ia The cbapnei rom Pine Blg4 20 the
mouth. Bas'rsss or ib4 wharf was mod.
ern,a, N,,t K leIr movement IN cotton
shlpments.