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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-15

The posi Of ltlA hawsyeF, lsh on tAs
banLa below tie Aoek.
The @. n. ckprpls after leaving here
yesterday. oDlg got As far As the head Of
Presi dsnt'a Islqpd. where she weni fast
aud hard aground on the gravel bar
there, and last night sent up here for as.
sislAnee. The Oil City went down with
two barges 10 tighten her Oh during the
night, and freight is being taken out pl
her rapidly to-day. Lively work will
have 10 80 done. however, a. the river
has fallen fourteen inches since shs
struck the bar. and is going down rapid
", iLs. decline during the past iwen'y-
four \, ,urs being two feet.
AteL ,gram from Little Rock this morn
ing rep. ,ris the Arkansas falling two
inches a day, with but three feet on
Fourche liai.
The Mary Boyd left Little Rock Tor
this city at 4 pm. yesterday, with the
cotton bro ught a own by the Fort Gibson
for the Memphis market.
The wiz d was b,owing perfect gale
from the south at roon, aud clouds OF
dust we're aying in all directions on tho
streets and at the landing.
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GENERAL.MARKET.

APPLES : Quiet at So GOES 50. as to quail.
ity from store. 3D.. iaI"U 1IH
BEEF-Fre;h fGFsOuartors. 4S6c; hind.
BUTTER-Westsrn held at SO9Sje; inferior,
BAGGISGrRanEes from l4@l4Ic for light
and heavy brands. .af II
BRAN-Dull 1T so 90 y ton at the levee and
81 20 q 100 lbs from storein a small way. Corn
BAC0N-sugar-eured hams. ls11@l4c asto
quality: breakfast bacon, lOH@llc clear
sides. 9@Pi4e; shoulders. &c clear rib. 9l4c.
BEANS-Firm at IS 5Og-F bushel, for
navy, and 81 75Svf for choice " estern. .
ClllCkENs-Mixed and full grown. 81 00@
CANDLES-Fi Light and full weight.
20g2lc. q tllm m fl
CHEESE-westerna and Northern, :l4els1sc.
\ CS66TsFrosNisssEED-Firm at 50 . ton a. the
6oFFEE-Firm; Rio, 22e9sc; old govern
ment Java, 2SiS(d3Oc. ~ -.t'..' 81
SABBAGEsEPrice steady at 81 OO5S % u
CoRN-MEAL-Easy at -@2 GO from the
leyee from store So f0d2 rs. ~ Ut
4 C0RN-Firm; 5s@6Oc fer yellow and white.
ehelled from leyee; on orders. 62@64c; ear.
DUCKS Scarce; So 1904 so y dozen for live.
EGGS-Dull at 159l7c for Western packed
: FLoUR-Firm and unchanged, Low grades,
IS Oo97 % medium. IS 0O99 %; family and
fancy. $40 00@l1 90. fi-1} d 4 .f,,aIl ~
:. GEESE Steady at Sc OOSs 50 . dozen for
GUNNIEs- Secondhand burlaps. Ice; new,
Hay = Easier. Sales at s2l@SO for fair
to choice western from store, 81 COOL 70 Il 100.
KkAU1--Qniet at S9@ll ~ Dbl. d I call
LEMQNS-Dulhat IS 50@6 90 u box. 4
ITNIE-Eirm NJ Al hnfa1 "a a hhl for Ala
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-15
Murder Case ON Trial.

A desperate negro, George Nelson, is
on trial in the Criminal Court on indict-
ment for shooting a colored woman
some months since. Nolson becoming
jealous of the girl, and being enthused
by mean whisky, drew pistol and shot
the woman dead. His plea is that he
did not know the pistol was loaded at
the time, but the jury may not be in
Auenced by such statement. The ar
gument of counsel is progressing this
afternoon, and verdict will probably be
rendered before dark.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-15

The human nois Il . feature capable
Of a wonderful depth Of expression, u
may. indeed, be called the gnomon Of
the mental dial in tho human face. aud
indicates what time Of day itis'in
the individual, II q the handle BY
which one is enabled 70 lay hold Of his
capacities and snsespiibilitiss, and par
iicalarly TO estimate his courage. Itisthe
presiding scat OF instinct and sagscilY,
Yesterday two notorious Eoughs, Mike
Gallagher aud Jerry Cassidy, engaged
in arougb aud tumble isht ~ The Ar
kansas House, on Washington. Street
During the lively ,skirmish, Gallagher
seized Cassidys nose between his teeth
and snapped portion Of it OF. Il was
poeiieal Hez refroHsse or American
snub, not found on the Apollo Belyedere
or Venus Dc Msdici. The Cassidy nose
indicated low status IN both men,
tai and moral qualities; hence its loss
may be considered adamaum absghs
iVDriG," as the lawyers have il.
Gallagher, the physiognomic sourma nd,
was brought before the Recorder to-day
and fined fifty dollars, but no order was
made for the return Of the property.
Cassidy Is now noseless man, and will
remain so until some scientific physi,
clan gratis a new nose on his face, which
can be done according to order from
Roman or Greek models. Had CAssidy'S
nose not been pog. but well de-
yeloped Roman, L would have been
worth one hundred dollars 70 The city 10
the way 81 fine, or its equivalent in
work on the ehsqin-gapg. lMz9 .7Mll
MILLER's " Cut OF" saloon, in. rear
Of German National Bank, is the place,
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IAdministrators, Executors, Etc.

During the present week Judge Ray
of the Probate Court, made the follow.
ing appointments: .aa .e
Anderson Hicks was appointed guar
dian of German Kerr, an orphan and
minor, and the said Kerr be indentured
to Anderson Hicks. ..t....r
&c, Bleckley, appointed administers
tor Of the estate of W. E, Anderson, de.
ceased. Oh iuUn 20 N'i'nnil 2.
Matte Molliter, appointed administra.
trix of the estate Of Z. 7. Molliter, de-
ceased. ial a l3,
G. WsJohnson, appointed administra.
tor Of the estate of G. D. johnson, de-
ceased 7si o. tan .i...,.,
The last will and testament of j. E,
Ferris, deceased, was admitted to pro-
bate. di
Mary E. Williams, appointed admins
traitor of the estate of W. j. Hill, de-
ceased, and guardian Of minor Anna 4.
Hill. S.I ad 500
L. II. Adler, appointed administrator
of the estate of v. Adler, deceased. 3a3
r. D. Jordan appointed administra-
tor, with will annexed, of estate Of Ii.
Weatherbee, deceased. 1854
NJ. j. Bickers appointed administra-
tor Of estate of W, H, Bickers, deceased.
The will OF j. W. s. Browne was ad-
mitted to probate and letters testament
airy were issued to John s. Toof and Fl.
H. Higbee. l.i..is.5 tslJ
German Glease, a minor, was inden-
tured to Phil Williams.
Thomas j. Swift appointed guardian
of CASTOR @. Baldwin, minor. l.io
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

PUBLIC LEDGER 0YyIcK,
MRNPHIa. TKNN.. March Is. 1873.

4 AhAAEhAos AA@Nss AheANh A's AofesS
Checking is quite lively at the banks
to-day, but the deposit up to noon did
not come up to the general Saturday s
average. The demand for money is
good, bvt the banks are loaning but lit
tie. The scarcity of exchange has COM
PEELED one bank 10 ship $50 900 cur
rency during the past day or two, and a
majority of the others are making only
enough to meet their counter demand;
rates, as on yesterday, are steady at par
buying on New York and all Eastern
commercial bills and ic premium selling
for bankers drafts, with one exception,
where sight checks on Northern and
Eastern cities are sold at 10 prenipm,
that being the nominal rate between
banks; in fact, one bank offered to buy
$40, 900 from neighboring bank yester-
day at lc premium, but did mot get it.
New Orleans bills are taken at sCGlc
discount, and counter selling rates are
par between banks the rate is 4c dis
count, and at that figure 5000 changed
hands this morning. Gold is steady at
ll4E in New York, and while one dealer
paid but ll3l@ll34 another was willing
to buy at ia. The only talk of local
securities to-day is upon State bonds,
and their probable appreciation in value
BY the passage of the Funding bill now
under discussion at Nashville. Those
who seem to be posted assert that upon
its passage the State bondsfwill advance
to CSC, and have every faith in
the passage of the bill by the
lower branch of the Legislature to-day.
At all events the probability Of its pas
sage has strengthened the bonds in
Eastern markets, and at New York
none could be found to-day at less than
SIC for the old and S6sc for the new.
Other securities, scrips, etc, are
quoted nominally as follows: Mis-
sissppi and Tennessee railroad stock,
lie; do. first mortgage bonds, SEC;
do. second mortgage, 74@7jc; Missis-
sippi Central rsilroad stock, l5c; do.
first mortgage bonds, S6@S7c; do.
second mortgage bonds, SIC; Memphis
and Charleston railroad stock ,24@25c;do.
first mortgage bonds, S6@S7c; do, second
mortgage, 7S@SOci Mamphisi and Ohio
railroad stock, 10; do. second mortgage,
so; Memphis currency bonds, coupons of
last July and January, $4,000; Men,
phis gold bonds, skies, 6Oc; Memphis
past-due coupons, 85@95c for January
1873 and July 1872. Mississippi levee
bonds, First District, 400; Arkansas do.
lS@22c; Bank of Tennessee notes, old
issue, 9S@99c; Shelby county warrants,
s7@S8c. anofArtaa1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-15

Mr.. Mausford, the successful and pop
Hlqr news and book merchant, corner Of
Second and Monroe streets, has placed
on our table Appleton's Journal, dated
March 18th. Without going into a re-
view of the general contents, which are
full of interest and up to the highest
standard Of current literature, We may
say that the article on "Glimpses Of
Colorado" by Colonel L. ]. Dupre, win
be read With both interest aud pleasure,
not only by the many friends of the
writer in this and other States, but by
the readers Of the journal All over the
country. This is the first paper Of a
series, and is illustrated by three splen-
did cuts. The sketch is written in a
Eossipy easy style seldom attained, and
always pleasing snd ATTRACTIVE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-15

CRIMINAL CouRT. I'm the case of the
State VS.. VIM. I. Russell, indictment for
committing an assault and battery upon
his wife with intent to kill, the jury re-
turned verdict last evening of guilty
and fixed the penalty at three years ina
prisonment in the penitentiary. His
wife testified against him and detailed
the facts of the case, and explained how
he had beaten her with a heavy iron
poker, fracturing her skull and breaking
the bridge of her nose in horrible man
ner. The punishment was light, con-
sidering the enormity of the ofense.
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XxTILL LEAVE A ABOVE ON 49,
w SATURDAY, 18th inst. at x''Et,k
pm. For freight or passage az, -.
ply 70 J. T. w A. MaSisdN !t;e.,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-15
LRDarR LINES.

Planters arc busy blowing, preparing
for the next crop, Fair Luna. after be-
Jog on tho wax for sometime gets on
The wApe" tomorrow. Deputy Col
lseior johnson has been found. An.
other desperate row At the Arkansas
House yesterday this will have the effect
Of oloAihg the notorious establishment
and placing thereon the seal ofthe police
authorities. The government commits.
missioners 10 locate the governuenl
buildings in THE city are readyto receive
proposals from real estate owners.
George Nelson, the bloOd.thirsty negro
who killed his iuamorata on Beal street
not long since, because she would
not kiss him. is on trial for the muir
der in the Criminal Court. La
Grande Duehesse matinee at the
Memphis Theater and Robert Emmett
matinee at the Grand Opera House to-
day. Tonight Aimee bids us farewell
in 0rphee Aux Enter, an opera boufIe
most attractivej even the Lenten bust
meas gave way to the "bouiFe" business
last night, the bellies and beauS not
counting that one operate time, espe-
cially az La Perichole was the attrao-
ton. The Mcclure benefit at the Grand
Opera House was largely attended and
fully enjoyed by the audience. Domi-
nick Murray leaves to-day for New Or
leans, aud the Aimee troupe departs to-
morrow norlhward. Next Monday even
ing Miss Leo Hudson and horse will
play Mazeppa at the Grand Opera
House, and Johnny Thompson, pro-
team actor, at the Memphis Theater
Chiefof Police Athy's annual report to
the General Council is most readable
document as history Of crime in Mem
phis; the pamphlet was gotten up at the
LRDeER steam job office. The lady
guests of the overton presented a mag
nifcent bouquet to Miss Alexander, Of
the Grand Opera House company, last
night, as floral tribute to histrionic
worth. Those who are ostracised by
King Caste can always get into the best
society by reading books, so says Emily
Faithful. The enthusiastic but perse-
cuted enfant terrible, George Francis
Train, still lies in New York jail on
the charge of publishing lewd and OBJ
scene matter; commission Of lunacy
recently sat on him in order to test his
mental condition, but no report has
as yet been made by the savants.
Immense circus and menagerie posters
attract hundreds of Juveniles and darkies
to the study of natural history on dead.
walls and fences. A ruffian who insulted
a lady on Washington street yesterday
was fined fifty dollars by the Recorder
this morning. A private letter from
Shreveport, La, says" plenty Of cot
ton here; trade altogether with st. Louis;
why don't Memphis do something to se-
cure the Red river trader" March
winds raised clouds of dust in the streets
to-day, much to the annoyance Of both
male and female pedestrians; the poetic
mind, in considering the dust storm, is
reminded of the pleasures created by
riding on the back of camel in the
dusty deserts of Arabia, which is almost
equal to reading D'Herbclot's Eastern
travels rnI
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COTTON.

Our noon kilograms from New York
quoted middling 2Olc yesterday. Dur
ing the evening that market dropped 4c,
and is to-day weak at 1875. To-day Liv-
erpool has declined fully. ID, and still
tends downward. The market here
sympathizes freely with the decline men
toned, and to use factors expression,
g You couldn't give it away, even if yon
pay the drayage. Notwithstanding
this, however, there are q few whose
speculative ideas induce them to the
belief that the bottom is no; yet out, but
that the turn, when il comes, will be
fully as much up hill as 1t has been
down, and taking that view, dipped in to
the extent Of 200 bales today al thet
own figures, getting inferior At sole,
ordinary at l3lc, strict ordinary at l5g
Gll5le, good ordinary at l6ic, strict or
binary at lie, and thought low middling
basis at those prices to be lss and mid
ding ls3@lsIe.sq Seller views were
from IGgc, however, aud some didn't
care to sell out even at these prices.
Yesterdays sales we're 700 bales.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


The following additional coal ship
ments have been made from Pittsburg:
Goal Valley, 2 boats, 3 barges and fat
Of dust, 10000 bushels; Little Giant, G
barges, $4,000; Niagara, 9 barges, 95,-
900; before reported, "a barges, with
$4,000; total, 75l 900, for Louisville;
IN, j. Bigley 3 barges, 2 of nut coal and
3of coke, 10000; Sam Parker, 10 barges,
tll5,OOO; General Roberts, Is barges,
10000; before reported, boats and sS
barges, l,O9S, 900; total, ], 42l 900 bushels,
The Lotawanna carried to New Or
leans 1000 bales of cotton, all of which
she got at Camden. oa6 JsA
Captain Peter Eichels, late of the
Anna, is up the Ohio prospecting for
steamer to place in the Arkansas river
trade. -
A light rain at Shreveport to-day;
warm ut all other points.
/ Captain Amos Fisher, late of the r.
O. Gray. has accepted the position of
chief clerk on the Belle Vernon, with Will
Morgan for an assistant. Captain Sam
Bryant has shipped as her mate.
There has been another change in the
ownership Of the Ella Hughes. Captain
Bowman has sold his FIVE twenty.fourths
interest to some adventurous Hurry
county landsman. Won't somebody
sell an eleven thirty-ninth interest n
her now2 There has been all sorts of
fractional sales, and this, we think,
would wind her up.
SCapiain William Postal returned from
louisville this morning. and will take a
rip up the river tonight on the R. f.
Lee. He didn't buy the Laurel at Louis
vile, the price being too high.
Commodore Vim. ]. Kountz. Of ST.
Louis, came down yesterday by rail, and
remains in the city several days to attend
TO some business natter connected with
us line Of boats.
Captain Beaiey. owner Of the Utah,
arrived here yesterday By rail to meet
Ais boat, which viii be mp this evening
IRON the Arkansas. on her way 20 ST.
Louis. .I
& Railroad iron from New Orleansto
Little Rock is earrisd at g so per ton. |
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-15

II a.m.-Sales for March, is 2j-S2c; April,
lS5sc; May. ls'zc; June. 1879; July. 1910.
1850 pm. Cotton Is tending downward.
Spot sales to-day, II bales; futures, 1000
bales. Sales for March. ls54c; April, ls5te:
May, lg4e June. lyNe; July. l9;kc. W.
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FOUND

IouND-A BUNCH on REYs, AT rms
Il Office. l2-l3
~ lUND-ON MANASSAS STREET. NEAR
corner of Poplar, Masonic watch key
gold, engraved Il. Fitzhugh. Houston
Chapter No. %. January ", ,5,." which the
care Of this office, proving properly and pay
ing charges. [l2-lll W. I. WILLIAMS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-15

NOR NT-cOTTAGE "A HANDSOME
eottage home, 80 Marshall avenue, cor
ner Orleans; rooms, cut-houses and garden.
Anniy Ia
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Memphis and vIeEsburg Packet Co.

u. S. NAIL LIMB 10 NAPOLEON.
Steamer A. ]. White, LIZ
Marx r. cheek ....-.- n, asisf -
Leaves TUESDAY ssd FRIDAY q Spa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-15

Woopl WooDl WooDl-One hundred
cords Cane Ridge ash for sale near Dry
Dock mills, in Navy Yard. Orders left
at III Poplar street promptly attended
to 90 IVA ST
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LIVERPOOL. March Is. II IN a.m.--Cotton
opens dull. with downward tendency. Up
lands. 91fd; 0rleanF, gssd. -
2p.m.-Cotton Is dull, with a downward
Sales, II. 600 bales, OF which 1000 were for ex-
mort and speculatiOn + r
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-15

Tia bessefui monthly magazine, the
Bow Bells, Tor Ksseh, is to be found
at r. J. Walkers news depot, le5 Beal
street. This is one Of the finest maya.
zines placed on our table, Call and
subscribe for ase nes soi1He.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-15

The decline here continues al ,Ae rate
Of nearly two feet each Say, bai viii be
checked 70 q ggeat extent ~ Tomorrow
eyeni0E as the swell from the Nissis-
sippi has reached Cairo aud has checked
the decline, and to-dSy's kilograms re,
port fully ri1s feet to ST. Louis. Navi-
satloR has been resuincd % Keokuk and
Peoria and yin likely be resumed m the
Missouri 10 a day or two. The Arkansas
is at dead low stage, and tc4tS draw
ing over two feet q water have TIE
pleasure 81 pGttipr oui their frsishl On
tte tsnks several times in eoinE up
Ths weather Is warm sai alternately
slsndy aPa slsss ut
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LOST.

OST-FIVE DOLLARS. REWARD WILL
Ibe paid for the return az my Scotch terrier
dog. answering 20 the name 81 LaIry| and
no questions asked.
ISL IL. II. TOMLINsON. Il Madison st.
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1-N3R LEksR OR SALE-Ef6HT A6Rf,S o.
n rrouud. Fustatle for a garden. situated on
ne NcU Ralsigh rood. elpo9te kolbey 4
Isiry. Apply y ii. skhookL. sR..
- ,1Selet.2n -.
~.oR LEAsE on sALE-ElehTY Tors.
= an Rel. shelby. Clintoni Vase, NcCah,
49,. Tcnnesee and orleans ,Itst. cef-
~ &c. lots - lease o. ssll cheap,
.. n 80. $50 ~. street. and % stewart
.r1nne. near HerHanio A. -
WI. L. VANCE. -, -. -, -.
it-zFi-sS 81 Phenir IN. -'-"'' '-''''
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-15

Jusr REcuvED, ladies' and gentle
mems rubber oyershOes IN imitation san
dala. foOt-hOlds, bnckle. srcdcs. etc, At
a. Dennis, 2s2 Main slFssl Y
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Racoraer,s court matters.

"A tight misdemeanor docket was dis
posed of this morning by Recorder Win
ters: West Ray (colored), arrested by
detective Cranmer on the charge Of
stealing ring from V. B. Thayer, was
committed ip default of $4,000 bonds.
Jim Smith committed on assault and
battery upon a colored woman, and was
fined fifty dollars in consequence.
Quite a number Of amateur pugilists
we're invited to contribute freely to the
city treasury. 'aN
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ERIN OF

WANTED TO- RG % Tam 5t,S ~ gE tsa acS DF
with a small house, within one mile nom city
limits. by n cash paying enant; Apply AZ
No. II Madison street, up stairs, ny the ieth
inst t-lt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-15

AExISGs made 10 order by kartiE
Eyke, 81 Madison street Il
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-15

THr best in the city At George Miller's
Cut OF saloon, ~ Madison. 2s
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MArRlNoxIAL.-Half a dozen cOlored
couples were coupled during the week
according to the return Of executed
marriage licenses on Gle in the County
Court Clerks Office. William Holloway
and Hiss Mary r. Harrison were the
only white pecSlc who engaged in mat
rimony during the preseat seek.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-15
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown &Johes, Office S2S2 Main
street. Bethel Block.
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Painting.

Al P.DAVIS. HOUSE AND sIn PAINT.
~, or. 81 Second street. between Court ana
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STEAMBOATS,.


Fer Cairo ana NJ. LoSfs.
Memphis and ST. Louis Packet ComsaDy, For
Hickman. Columbus. Cairo and 81. Loais.
GRAND TOWER --................Le nnox, xaster
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE W=-
w THIS DAY. isth instant. slftYf
AID. STORM, Treasurer.
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IYGR sALE-A GOOD COLT AGE RESI-
T. denee. large yard aud garden. me shade
stable and carriage hoEse; good cisterf ana
we'll Of water, within enc square OF street cars,
in good neghborhoOd; all in good repair
" i'll be sold very low. Apply at No. I'll Main Ia
street u-H
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}. w. 5. B.ovgel D. JsIsI.0a .. 81
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IITANTED. = SECONDHAND FURNI-
w niture, feathers and Lpasehould goods
Of all kinds bought at 2S2 Second street. Ill.
I0f II. T. SINNOTT.
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CTnA4ED on STOLEN PR0M my Lof.
- No. Ql sseoRd street Memphis, Wednss.
brown mula. both small. Any person return-
Ing said muies 70 my lot Will he hbcrally 70.
Mardeda llltl .hNAkbnokLlN. y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-15

nAUTIoN. ALL prisons ARE HIRE
~ BY warned not 10 trade for or purchase ton
COMPANY ofMemphls (oeftihgate No. ll9l "a
sued 10 Chas. Stout A Bro, tho same having
been Lost or mislaid and cannot ho found. i.I
i5i-2S CuAh, hIOVl AbhY,.
Ill PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED NOT
~ toLipde for or purchase N.Y. sanfes y
Memphis certificate No. l5ql. Issued 10 John
B. Robinson, Trustee, the same having bean
lost Or mislaid and cannot 10 found. ~ .
JOHN u. ROBINSON. Trustee,
February 22d, 1873. 40 ~.
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MISUNDERSTANDING, MONEY IMME;,,
w diately, will sell marble work OF all
kinds at very reduced figures for thirty days.
nj TH0S. MAYDWELL.o 80 Union 50:
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-As SEVEN. HORSE POWER
engine. almOst as good IS BeV. Can be
seen at IS fernando street. For PaTt cuiars
anniy 10 Il. WHITM0RE.
12.t Ledger 0iee.
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FogLEAsE or SAGE.

NOR SALE--SPbENDID BUSINESS LOT.
ApnlT to H. M Frs5sr Is N STSwS' - ISL i'n
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INgR SALE-CHEAP-A NO. l l2O-G ALTON
eoppsT still, worm and esp complete. Ape
s,lv no FRANK MARSHALL,
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NOR RENT-A FINE RESIDENCE, ON
4 Union avenue next to Baecigalupo place.
Also a two story basement house on Dunlap
s''''' '''''' = MARX X BENsDORF. SD
s4t No. Madison street.
TNOR RRNT-A GOOD FRONT OFFICE.
upstairs in LEDGER Building Apply IN
BUSINESS office, IS Madison street : III
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Gentlemen wishing to get a nice suit
Of clothes for the coming spTing season
would do best to examine the new and
6ssGiilpl stock Of spring goods just re-
ceived By