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Police Items.

The Recorder interviewed the usual
number of Sunday law breakers this
morning. William Keith, for chastis-
ing his better half, was fined ten dollars.
John Brooks, for fighting, donated ff-
teen dollars. M. R. Phreto, not the
philosopher nor any lineal descendant,
paid fine of ten dollars and went his
way, and James Mcdonald, for wife
whipping, was discharged, while Jo-
sephine, his spouse, being proved the
aggressor and the better man of the two,
was fined ten dollars. John Green,
an ex policeman, was fined ten
dollars for disorderly conduct. Mr..
Rogers, a professional telegrapher,
was thought to be drunk, and was ar
rested, but released, while Bud Patton,
a shop-lifter, was fined fifty dollars and
sent to jail in default of $4,000 bail for
larceny, the charge being that the lar
ceny was committed in Annie Gala
gher's residence. Buds friend, Horace
Johnson, was charged with assault and
battery as well as larceny, and he went
under the same rule, the fine being fifty
dollars and the bail $4,000.
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Mortuary Report.

Yesterday mortuary report, from the
offices of undertakers Hoist & Bro,
Flaherty & Co., John Welsh and Cooney
& Bros, showed the total deaths and in
terments to have been eighteen, Of
which three we're reported from cholera
and cholera infantum. Up to IL m. to-
day the total number of deaths and
orders for interments since yesterday s
report are as follows:
Hoist & Bro.-Cholera, l.
Flaherty, Marley & Co.-Cholera, 81;
unknown, l; consumption, l.
Cooney & Bro.--Cholera, Il; teething,
|; debility, l.
John lsh-Congestion of bowels, l;
debility, L.
Recapitulations of deaths and inter-
ments from six o'clock last evening up
to II m. to-day-Cholera, 5; congestion
of the bowels, l; debility, 3; teething,
l; consumption, l unknown, l. Total
number of deaths, IL.
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will doubtless be necessary to save the
little fellows life.
The Houston, down to-day, had, as an
item Of her Indiana produce, even
10000 hoop poles.
A letter from Now Orleans says there
is almost as severe blockade Of the
Mississippi river outlets now as when
the United States feet cruised OF its
mouth; that the outlets are choking with
debris, and that each year increases the
difficulties Of navigation. Congress has
made appropriations for experiments in
dredging, but the tow.boat monopoly &C.
lively conspires to prevent the success
full prosecution OF the work. This same
tow boat monopoly is part and parcel
Of the great railroad ring Of the East.
Commodore w. j. Kouniz has engaged
in the newspaper business again. He
intends establishing an evening daily in
Allegheny City, and the first number is
expected to be out to-day. As he is
candidate for Congress, perhaps he
thinks aa organ OF his own will be able
to render him valuable assistance in the
canvass.
The J. l.. Hyatt, with tow of salt
and slaves from the Ohio, went down
yesterday.
N. b. Fowler, clerk Of the Thomas
Dean, has retired to his Illinois planta-
ton.
All apprehensions OF an overflow in
Red River are among the things that
we're.
Captain John Myers and Captain
Henry McNett are coming around on the
Keystone.
1t took sixteen hours labor and half
column Of space in the Vieksburg Herr
aid for Temperance Lucifer Hampton
0'Sullivan to tell about bouquet pres
entation there to steamboat captain.
The Vicksburg Herald reporter says
that his motto for reporters is to stick
to water" It's precious little water,
however, that sticks to him, and one
frstclass bath would undoubtedly de-
velop enough lost Undertaking to sup
ply him for a year.
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The only place Of public amusement
open in the city is Manager Whites van
deville theater, on Jefferson street. A
hne variety troupe of artistes appears on
the boards each evening under the able
supervision Of Stage Manager Eugene
F. German. Each evening a change Of
programme takes place; the perform
ance including new songs, dances, char
aeter acts, changes, negro comicalities,
sensations, etc. New stars appear weekly
in rapid succession, fact which makes
Whites Opera House a most attractive
place Of resort to the people.
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The ladies of Memphis and vicinity
need not be informed that at Charley
Towards elegant new stand on Main
street, near West Court, the most de-
licious delicacies Of the season can be
found at all times and in abundance i.
Towards is the most elegant ice cream
saloon in the city; his parlOrs are ele-
gantly furnished, and the walters are po-
lite and attentive. In addition to
wonderful assortment Of cakes and can
dies, Charley Howard keeps on ice aud
on hand the best of soda water, the best
of ice cream, and his new invention,
water ices, most healthful luxury in
these sickly times, and which ices are
favored with lemon, orange, vanilla,
strawberry, etc. You eSn enter How
aeds elegant pArlors either from Main
or West Court street. When you call at
Towards do not fail to order that won
derful admixture called Roman Punch.
1t is a mixture fit for the heather divin-
tiles, or the more charming diVinities OF
modern times
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hoard of Health.

A called meeting of the General Couu.
Gil will be held at the Exchange Building
this afternoon for the purpose of receiv-
ing the Mayors nominations for Board
of Health and approving the same. The
names selected by Mayor Johnson are
as follows: First ward, DIR. A. Szerenyi;
Second ward, DR.. Frank Rice; Third
ward, DR.. L. Miles Willett; Fourth ward.
Mr.. 1. NJ. Hill; Fifth ward, DR.. A. Err
skine; Sixth ward, DR.. D. D. Saunders;
Seventh ward, DR.. r. B. Maury; Eighth
ward, DR.. j. j. Williams; Ninth ward,
Mr.. ]. F. Schabel Tenth ward, Mr..
Enoch Ensley. These nominations are
excellent and cannot be improved upon,
and it is to be hoped that the General
Council will adopt them without any
wrangliDg or wire.pulling for favorites.
Let the Board be put. to work immedi-
ately. 1.-The man who places an OBJ
struction in the way of the immediate
creation of the Board is public enemy.
DR.. KIMBRo's OFFICE, corner Of Beal
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areenInw opsrn Hoase.

The Philo.ThespiAn Club takes its
benefit at the GreenlAw Opera House to-
night, the play being the thrilling drama
Evelyn Wilson. This benefit has been
rendered by the citizens Of Memphis as
an evidence Of their appreciation for
the laudable efforts Of the Philo-Thes-
plan Club, whose membership is com
posed Of the best amateur dramatic tai
emit in our city. We sincerely trust
there will be a large attendance, and
vsuchsafe pleasant entertainment to
every one. The frequent rehearsals of
the piece will insure a graceful produe'
ton by the talented actors tonight.
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joe LocKE.-Harper. GALAXY, Dem
crest, Peterson, Cooley SRd other mag
azines for July, and the latest novels
received At Joe Loeke's news de-
pot, No. 236 Main street. The latest
daiIiss from al quarters, foreign papers
and periodicals. Of every land, maya
zines and fashion books Of latest dates
can be foand Al Joe'A A hne lot Of sis-
tionery, ETC, for sale.
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ST. JOHNS DAY.
Masonic celebration and picnic.

mehonAo SoAenHatAoA ~" EAoAAos
Tomorrow, the Gath, St.John's Day, the
cornerstone Of the Masonic Temple, ON
the corner of Second aud Madison, will
be laid by the Grand Lodge Of Tonnes
see. An address will be delivered by
Brother J, NJ. Howry. p. G. NJ, Of Mis-
sissippi, and an Grafton by Rev. Brother
M. Lillienthal. OF Cincinnati, who is one
Of the most learned and eloquent theo-
logians aud divines on this continent.
A grand procession Of the Masonic boz
dies Of the city, and Of numerous civic
societies invited TO attend and partici-
pate, will pass through the principal
streets prior to the ceremonies. In the
afternoon and at night picnic will be
held at James Park for the benefit Of
the Masonic Board Of Relief A fine
band has been engaged, and every ar
rangement has been made by the COM
mittees to make the picnic most enjoy
able fete.
ORDER or PROCESSION.
FIRST DIVISION.
Grand Marshal and Assistant.
Mounted Police.
Knights Templar Escort.
Band.
Invited Societies. not including MaGons.
SECOND DIVISION.
Assistant Marshal.
Visiting Masonic Lodges.
kilwinning Lodge No. 81.
DeSoto Lodge No. 299.
Leila Scott Lodge No, los
South Memphis Lodge No. lis.
THIRD DIVISION.
Assistant Marshal.
Invited Chapters and Councils.
Memphis Chapter No. %.
Visiting Communicates.
Cyrene COmmandery No, 4.
Visiting GRAND and Past Grand 0fEcsrE..
Masonic Temple Officers.
Grand Lodge Of Tennessee.
LINE OF MARCH.
From Court Square up Second to Pop
lar street; along Poplar to Main; down
Main to Union; out Union to Second;
up Second to Masonic Temple lot, When
viii be had the following
ORDER OF EXERCISES:
Prayer by the Grand Chaplain: song
composed for the occasion) by the Ma
sonic Choir; laying of the cornerstone
by the Grand Master; anthem by the
Masonic Choir; address by Hon. Bro. j.
M. Howry, P. G. N. Of Mississippi;
closing hymn by the Masonic Choir;
benediction. The assembly will then be
dismissed for the purpose of attending
the picnic.
PROGRAMME OF THE PICNIC:
Music by the band; address at four
o'clock by the Rev. DIR. Lilienthal; mu-
sic; refreshments; dancing; grand pyro-
technic display, commencing at nine
pm.
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ForRnIentnRnrrntn-

Beautifulrockaway, harness and team
the owneSshortly intending to leave the
city. viii sell either separate, if de-
sired. Apply at Manhattan Bank, No.
II Madison street. 93.t
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Criminal Court.

Judge Horrigan occupied the bench
at the Criminal Court this morning. and
disposed Of q number Of misdemeanor
cases. The cases Of Henry Farrov and
Chapman Carter, indicted for murder,
are still being considered By the jury.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A. NEAT
j cottage. containing five rooms, kitchen,
all necessary out-h houses, good cistern, gas and
water privileges. in convenient locality. Will
be exchanged for residence within five miles Of
the city, convenient to railroad. Inquire at 81
Monroe street, up stairs. 9o-t
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PuRE liquors Of all kinds At Cotton
Room saloon, Nos. 5 and Yves. Court
street. Bass ale on draught 90
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
noArs ApyEarIsEp ro LEAYE.

N"aAN 40 AhNf
Belle Memphis, 81. Louis. this day........5 p. IN
III. ProbaEcO. Cincinnati. Nednosday...b y. m
city Of Helena. Vicknburg, this day.....6 p. m
Utah, Arkansas river. this day,,...........b y. m
John Kyle. 81. Louis, Wednesday. ...,....s a. m
ARRIVALS.
Steamer r. Il. Lee, New Orleans.
ST. Francis, Witisburg.
=" Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
" A. j. White, Napoleon.
" Hyatt, Cairo.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
Commonwealth, ST. Louis.
" Mary Houston, Louisville.
Henry Probasco, Cincinnati.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer r. Il. Lee, ST. Louis.
81" City Of Vicksburg, ST. Louis.
Hyatt, New Orleans.
Commonwealth, New Orleans.
Mary Houston, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
Utah, st. Francis, A. J. White, Phil
Allin, Belle Memphis, Henry Probasco.
Daily report Of the stage. Of water and the
changes during the twenty-four hours ending
IN nom ta-daVs
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RESTAURANT.
FOUNTAINS.
Fountains! Fountains

L HAVE BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS OF. ALL
/ sorts Of Fountains AZ the Office Of the W alter
Company. which can be sold at prices less
than any other parties can offer. as we de not
wish 10 make any profit.
MIA W. i. CAMERON. Secretary.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
once: No. 1s Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
M Il MP HIS.
Monday Evening, June 23, 1873.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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XNTANTED--A SITUATION, TO DO SEW.
w ing or chamber work No objection 70
going into the country. Address &c H."
Ledger once. B.lVl
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LOST.

T 0ST- LAST. SATURDAY, A YEARLING
| 4 heifer, red and white, Durham breed
Reward paid on delivery, by Randolph Gray
(colored), Tate street. 98-99
r osT-A JET AND PEARL BREAST PIN +,
L 4 star shape, with three pendants. A suit
able reward will be paid by leaving at S6l
Main street. Sl-f
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WANTED.

XXTANTRD IAN INDUSTRIOUS. MAN
w and wife; a good home near the city.
with good wsges. Apply at 25S Front street,
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LTrrnFnoL. June .. u I'D An. - Cotton
opons quiet and steady. Upland1, sisds Or
leans. q II.
1tU p.n.-Cotton l. dun. uplandr. gsds
OrIeanr, I'D. SALES. n. 90 q which 80 were
Cor erpart aEi spegnation.
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XXTANTED-AwHITE WOMAN TO Wash
w aud iron and help In the kitchen. To
good woman liberal wages vii be paid. Apply
at the Leighton House, 30 Madison At B-t
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ADVERTISING.
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

TaRoM AND AFTER THIS DATE. We
viii charge COl cents per line for the first
inrrrtion. nnd Eve 81 cents per line for each
subscquent insertion Of all legal adyertse-
menfg. ercept such NJ may be Inserted for
fhirtv dnvr or longer consccutirely, which
THl Be charged AZ card rate. By he square,
osunfinr eifhf 90 lines npnpareii !, aoiia, y TIE
square. The pnEtsr'l fees % oe pald IN al
'--'e y WI q. ". ALEXANDER.
N. Memphis APpeal Pub. %.
Al KELLER.
Nemrhil Avalanctes
y. WHIIM0RE,
Public Ledger.
Msnphis. January 81. 1873. INT
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TEN CENTS for shave at 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. 100
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LAY IN YOUR COAL.

Get the best Bittsburg from
SIT Gro. MELLERsH, as Main st.
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STRAYED.

STRAYED-O SATURDAY, JUNE 7. 1873,
y from John G.. Hills cotton warehouse,
Court street, one dark brown mare mule. about
l5h hand high, shod all around. Any inform
alton or delivery of same at the shed will be
S-f JOHN G. HILL.
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Our receipts for the week, as shown in the
above table. are 2,sTS bales, shipments 4,l9i
and sales $500, against, respectively, No.
received, 1910 shipped and 300 sold dur
ing the same week last year, and respec-
lively I.s7, 1,5i0, and 1850 the year previ-
ons. and /. I75, i,6S6 and 100 during the same
week in 1870.
Net receipts at all United States ports since
Friday evening and for the same time last year
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yGyANTED GOOD COOK. WASHER
w and irenor (white). Apply NJ No. S's
Adams street. b-@
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IxTANrED-A NO. WHITE FEMALE
w cook, for a small French family. Apply
at OF Shelby street. or at 1914 Main street, pp
stairs, WI
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AusInEss AousEs.

nIoRIEsoN. WILLIAMS 4 90. COTTON
~ FACTORS. 266 Front street. At
nv A. FISHER. SUCCESSOR TO FISHER.
Il Amis a Co.. marble dealers. cor. Adams
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Precious little was done at the river
yesterday. The Robert E. Lee went up
early with seventy or eighty people for
St. Louis, and will be locked there.
The City of Vicksburg also passed with
"summerish" trip. The Hyatt passed
down and the local packets came in with
light trips. The Belle Memphis came
down last night with $50 tons, and the
Probasco, from the Ohio, brought 300
tons. The Commonwealth went down
early this morning loaded fat, and dis
charged here 1000 sacks Of oats. The
Houston passed down just before noon
with about 700 tons of through and 200
tons of way freight
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CARRIAGES.

We have received from
a manufacturers closing
out sale, a large lot OF
Children's Carriages that
we offer at remarkably
low prices.
WHEELER, PICKENs g. co.
GOT
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ENTRANCES from Main or Madison TO
Miller's " Cut OR saloon. 9S
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NV ORLEaNs, June q. 1850 a.m.-Cotton
l. in Light demand. MiddlinE. else;
sales, =; sight exchange, &c premium, ster-
ling. 3j14e.
NEw YoEK. June 3. lO;25 an. - Cotton
opens Quiet and firm.
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XLJANTED. - SECONDHAND FURNi-
w niture, feathers and Lolsehould goods
Of all kinds bought at 262 Second street;,rr
lot ALLLL III. W. hlNNOII..
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For Viekabnrg.
AID. STORM, Treasurer.
For Sc. Louis and 81. Paul.
For Arkansas River.

TUT AFHHHSHb hIFeTs
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany-U. s. Mail Line - For Pine Bluff,
Little Rock. and all points through TO Fort
Smith.
UTAH. VOORHEES,, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON rs.
wv MONDAY. sd instant, at ss -
JOHN N. HARDIN. Agent.
4.9S Office on Wharfboat. foot of Courtst.
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The John Kyle is the soat to take on
Wednesday morning if you want com.
Portable ride to St. Louis or ST. Paul on
excursion tickets.
The White goes to Helena and Napo-
leon tomorrow evening.
The Anchor Line steamer City OF
Helena, Captain l. H. Mckee, George
0. Walton clerk, leaves this afternoon at
six o'clock for Vicksburg from the big
elevator at the foot of Beal street.
The Belle Memphis, Captain John
Crane, leaves this afternoon at FIVE
o'clock for Cairo and St. Louis. Mr..
William Blenker is clerk, and deserv-
edly popular one, and the master of the
boat, Crane, can't be beat in any qualifi-
cation necessary to make thorough
steamboat captain, practical, theoretical
or entertainical. Go up with him to st.
Louis, and see how it is yourself. B."
The Utah, Captain Beasley, leaves for
Little Rock this evening, and connects
there with the GAINESVILLE for Fort Smith.
She will go positively, as the repairs to
her machinery have been completed. Mr..
S. NJ. Choate is clerk.
The Henry Probasco is the next boat
billed for Cincinnati. She leaves on
Wednesday.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The R. E. Lee will arrive at st. Louis
tomorrow, and goes on the docks at
once.
Peoria, Illinois, papers tell about Hi
nois river bullfrogs, whose groans at
night can be heard mile and half.
That's hefty, but we have some of the
same kind Of animals located in the
center of this city, who, when they start
their cultural songs at night, deceive
half the hackmen in town into the be-
lief that some large steamer is blowing
her whistle to land.
When the Fort Gibson arrives here
from st. Louis, the Mary Boyd will go
up to St. Louis fer repairs.
Captain Maingaults new boat will be
ready in a day or two to make one or
two trips a day from Presidents Island |
TO this city.
The towboat Oakley is laid up near
Wheeling, the Grand Lake No. 2 and
Simpson Horner are at Bellaire, Smoky
City, IrOnsides, and Messenger at the
DOT of Captina, and the Joseph H. Big
ey just below Big Guyandotte.
Sam Taylor, formerly a Cincinnati
evee star" is now Mate of the Pro
,asco.
There is large amount Of business in
reight and passengers being done along
he Upper Mississippi. The Keokuk
Northern Packet Line, running between
It. Louis and St. Paul. have possession
# the entire trade, with no interference
Eorih mentioning BY steamers from any
direction.
We are sorry to learn that the little
ION Of Tom Kirnan, Who met with an
accident the other day, is quite low to-
lay. He accidentally stuck the Poiat
{ a scythe in bis knee, and amputation
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pBelOw bench mark.
tBelow high water Of 1871.
Blank t.....) indicates no report; cipher t0)
stationary; ~ rising.
l0fhciall s. W. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service. U. S. A.
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COTTON.

The receipts at the seaports weekly for the
present, and the three preceding seasons COM
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w clean. J. d. Fox. 80 Union u. S.t
XXTANTED-M0RE HANDS WANTED BY
w A. Lea 4 Co.. Fulton, Tennessee; Apply
7l-t NH a0s Front street..
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The following statement shows the receipts,
sbinments, sales and price of cotton per week
in Memphis, beginning with the week ending
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At HoNard,s.

DR.. KrMBRo's oFFIcE, corner of Bea
aud Mulberry streets. I03
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0PFIoK,
MEMPHIS. TENN. June %. 1871
The following are the quotations for local
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A SUIT OF TWO PLEASANT
Il front rooms, with board in private fam
iIy, convenient 70 the Poplar street cars
healthy location; at JOG Jones avenue. So-lVV
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FOR SALE.

VNUK bALE = MhUIp Ihh TED DbhNhl.
T. for Mississippi and Tennessee. A general
assortment kept on hand ard for sale cheap at
This office. 45-t
NOR SALE.-I AM NOW SELLING FINE
L American and Italian monuments, tombs'
at COST. TH0S. MAXWELL.
29-tl No. SO Union ST., bet. Second and Third.
NOR sALE-AT THIS OFFICE, OLD PA
4 pers, at so cents per 100. The cheapest
wrapping paper you can get. and good to put
under Your CARPET. 5U-T
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NOR RENT = COTTAGES. OFFICES,
T. sleeping-rooms and one store room on
Az "'A ~ MoRAE. MYERS & SNEED,
25-t 279% Main street. up stairs.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-26

John MyrCs IS. Il NJ. Parker ana W. T.
Sherron No 1850.
State Of Tennessee HdTdsDldR county
BY virtue of a venditiOni expOnas t. me
directed from the Circuit Court of Hlr-
deman county, I win sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door IN
the town Of Bolivar, on NONBtA J, the
I3kh day' Of October, 1873; a cert'.l"
house and lot, conveyed BY Martin Firfie
to II. Il. PaT1er, lying and being in the
town of Bolivar, in district No. = IN liar
Geman county, Tennessee, beginning - "a
stake on Market street, one foot west oi d.
cert;iT7 house and lot owned y,Jauses
Pybass, and opposite the stOrehOuse cSr-
ed by g. w SwinebrOad :. runs thence
west with Hlrket street, say 40 feet, ~
tn e northeast corner Of the house and lot
owned by Charles Murphy, and know" i.s'
the Tempest Saloon; thence south ~ -
said SLurphy's lot so feet to a stake the
porthw est corner Of said Parker's lot +
| thence east, say 20 feet, to is s0Ut!Ieaes
| corner thence north 81 feet TO the be
| ginning being the same lot on which =
! now situated the frame building occupied
| by one WarfOrd as a cuTfectiOn.Ery and
| beer saloon, an lately occupied sy q a.
/ Swincbruad Us meat store end by thG
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