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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-10

CHICAGO, July O.-Flour-Qulet and
unchanged, sales Of extra spring at SO 90
a8 rs. Wheat = Demand active and
prices advanced at the opening, dull and
prices shade lower at the close; No. 9
spring 81 16E1 18f. Corn : Irregular;
No. 9 mixed closed at SIC. 0Gts-No. 2
20tc. Rye-No. 2, Coo, Barley-Fall
No. 2, 65a80c. Mess Pork-$l5 60a16 90
Lard-Quiet and higher at IS l0as 10.
Bulk MeatS-SAles shoulders &c. Bacon
Steady with q moderate demand,
Whisky-SSc,
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Farmors' Meeting at Raleigh, N. G.

RALEIGH, July 0.-The masters Of the
various oranges In this State met here to-
day, and organized q State Grange. VIM.
G. Battle, Of Edgecombe, was made Pres
ident. The meeting was well attended and
harmonious. Adjourned 10 meet again on
on the third Wednesday In February next,
A large State educational convention
was held here to-day. All portions Of the
State were represented. hon. W. d.
Battles, OF Raleigh, was made President
Much interest was taken In the dellbeIa'
tons, business Of an important characLel
being transacted.
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PrrrsnuRoH, July Electromagnetic 8
feet and rising slowly.
CINCINNATI, July .9.-Rlver 22 feet and
stationary. The Charmer arrived from
Evansville and departed. .N q
LoUBvIILE, July Driver rising, 8
feet IN the canal and Q feet In the chlteS.
Weather mostly clear and pleasant. BuSI.
ness dull.
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The Search for the PolariS..-Equip-
menI OF the TIgTesss

NEW York, July O-Thirty of tho best
aud most experienced men on board ol
the receiving ship has been selected foT
the crew OF the Tigress announced to sail
positively Saturday. Tho Tigrcss will
carry two hundred and fifty tons Of coal,
aud il necessary will get new supply at
st. Johns. By-this evening all the sup
plies Of provisions will be shipped, they
are composed principally Of pork and
latty matter. A large quantity OF penn
mican will be taken, also canned Vegets'
bles and fruits. The total amount oil pro-
visions carried will be ratiOns for iorty
men for two years.
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THE TURF.


LoNa BRANCH, July 0.-There was
good weather and good track for the
races at Mammoth Parkto'dAy. 20
The ilrst was 4 hurdle race, eight hur'
dies, two miles, for all ages, WelteT
weights; $400to the frSt, 5000 the sec
ond, and $25 to the third. There were
only two entries, George West and Shy
lock. The former won. Time 400.
The second race was selling race, ior
all ages; purse $40O.
Five horses started, The race was won
by Wheatley in 2:16, beating Benjamin,
second, b. {. Carver, Utica and BeecheT.
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CNcNNAT1, July O.-Flour-Firm at
60 75a7 90. Wheat-Firmi 10. 2 red
winter 81 4Oa1 43. Corn-Fitm at 60c.
Rye-steady at roc. BarleY-Dull, and
prices nominal. ProviSioDs-Firm; mess
pork held OF SIT co. Lard-Quiet and
frm; held, steam SIC; kettle SIC. Bulk
meats-Suong; shoulders TIC bid, 7RC
asked; sales Of clear f1b sides at 9c; clear
9{a9f. Bacon = Firm; good demand,
a6ouiders sc; clear rib Sldea sEs9{c;
clear held at 10c Whisky ssc.
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GtnGrteui4strGer.
Mr, Lambs Argument on the Peni'
.fenLinFY Question.

Tho available space in.thiS mornings
Issus Is given up TO the able argument re-
Gently delivered by DANIEL LAMB, Esq
beiorc tho Supreme Court, in this city, on
the constitutional power Of appointment
vested in the Governor, in what Is partlc.
aarly known as the PeDitentiary case.
Notwithstanding the length Of this docu-
nent, We invoke for it a careful reading
The question Observation-Disclosures may DO
the decision Of tho Court-wlu for good
while bo one Of controversy with tho peo'
pie OF this State. 1t is desirable that It's
real merits shall be generally understood
This argument by Mr. LAMB Is the clear
est statement OF the question we havo ever
seen-the clearcst and most exhaustive,
wo believe yet made. It's law and Its
logic, alike, are unsnswerablc 1t Is ex-
haustive nnd1cpuclusive Of the whole
,,,,,Snn. r
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DEATH OF AN OLD soLDIER.-William
Parkinson, soldier Of 1873, who fought
under Gen. Harrison at Fort Meigs and
the battle OF the Thames, died Of paralysis
al his residence in Mt Pleasant township,
last week, in the ninety.eighth year OF his
uge His father before him was soldier
in tho Revolutionary war, and from him
be- doubtless inherited tho spirit which
led him to take up arms in tho second
conflict with the mother cOuntry.-WGh.
(hI) Reporter.
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crOp Prorpeets b IIIInOLs and Iowa.

CHICAGO, July 9.-The telegraphic CROP
reports from numerous points In Illinois
and Iowa, covering the greater part o.
these States, show that while the recenl
severe rain storms have considerably
damaged the wheat crop, particularly In
localities where 1t was just ready to har'
vest, there will be fully an average crop
The oats have suffered more, being badly
lodged, and in many places will have TO be
moved. Corn generally looks well, and
with favorable weather will mako a full
average crop.
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A Couple Of Hemp Neek.tIes Needed

CONCORD, July 0.-An attempt was
made last night to throw the Boston eX-
press train of the track near 1nncook.
Two men werc seen placing ties on the
track by woman, whom they beat in
sensible, and threw among the bushes.
She managed 10 reach the depot, told
what she saw, and the distractions were
removed. The asSailanIs robbed the wo'
man Of nearly $500. The sachel contain
ing It was found together with these
words, I'VE have made more money than
il We had tipped OF the train, you iool."
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A half mile OF Railroad swallowed
up BY the Missouri River.

CHICAGO, July. ga dispatch from
Lawrence, Kas., sayA half mile Of tho
Missouri Pacific, Railroad track, near
KickApoo station, dropped into the Mis-.
souri, river this evening. il sank out OF
sight in the flooded stream without any
warning. 1t seems that the river under
mined the track without the knowledge
ol the railroad men. The water where
the track was situated 10 now 40 ieel
deep. Railroad men say II Is the mos
fearful rent ever seen. The escape o.
trains Is RlmosL miraculous. =.
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R,moval Of walwOrth to Sing sing,

NEW York, July 9.-YouDg Wal
worth was taken from the tombs today
and In company with other prisoners
was driven 10 the Hudson River Rail.
road depot en- route for Sing Sing. Mrs.
WalTorth was at the tombs In a carriage
when her son was brought out. She re.
quested that he might be conveyed, In
company with a Deputy Sheriff, in her
csrrisge to the railway station, but the
request was refused. Young WalWorth
was mauaclGd like the other prisoners
and was placed with them In the prison
van
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The Now Flny Cent Treasury Note.

The New Fifty Cent Treasury Note.
WASHINGTON, July Plates for the
new fly cent note have been prepared al
the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing ot
the Treasury Department, and the work
Of the printing Of the new note will be
commenced next week, though II will be
probably ten days before the note will be
issued to the public. The new note will
be about d quarter Of On inch shorther
than that now in circulation, and a quar-.
ter of an inch wider, its dimensions being
81 inches long by 9 inches wide; On
the face ol tho note on the lelt hand SIDE
is q vignctte head Of Samuel Dexter, who
was Secretary Of the Treasury In 1SOl, and
former Governor OF tho State Oh Massa-
chusetts. On the right Of the note Is q
section OF geometrical lathe work with
the words |Fifty Gents" in white letters
engraved across tho fGce. The story or
lettering on the note Is the same as on the
present Issue, with tho exception oil the
words "Recelveable for oil U. B. stamps,"
at the bottom Of the old note, which are
omitted on the new one. The seal Is
printed In the center Of the face, and Is en-
closed In cycloidal work, new feature
upon fractional currency. The back oi
note, which will be printed In New York,
will be Ia green. 1t Is made up OF
geomctrical lathe work and scrolls. On
the right hand corner, the word Scents" "
found on tho old note, Is omitted,
and the numeral so takes its place.
The date Of the passage Of the
act authorizing the issue Is omitted
from the face Of the new note and put
upon the back thereof. On the left hand
side Of tho back there Is an open space 70
show tho fibre in the paper, and 1t will
not be shown on the face as much as In
the old note. Th new note ot course
will take the place Of the one now in cir
culation, as the present issue has been
counterleited, although not to any great
extent No other new fractional curren-
cy will be Issued at present.
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Crushed 10 Death.

EVANSVILLE, IND, July "a boy 18
years old, eldest son Of Col. John Rheln.
lander, oi this city, and former county
treasurer, was accidentally crushed be.
tween loaded wagon and gate post,
to-day, and died within an hour.
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ToIEDo, July 0.GFlour-D Demand IsIr
and market firm d Wheat-DemRnd .fGlI
and prices advanced; No 2, white We
bash 81 672; XWhIte Michigan 81 ST.;
No. /, white Michigan, o. 75; No. !, rcd
81 so; No. 3, Lake shore red q 46; Corn
-High mixed 4Sta4lc. 0Gts&No. 1, 90;
No. 2, S6sgG ysE - s.' s15i D5hT
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mcnrr snecIn shInmentS.

NEw YoRk, July O.-The steamers TO-
day took out half million 10 gold coin
and Sl94 900 In silver bars. The engage,
mens have been made 10 ship half q MIL
lion IN gold coin tomorrow.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, July o. MoNEY-Easy
at 8 to 5 per cent.
STERLING ExoHANGE-Strong at 109ia
109t for 90 days and 110ta110s for sight,
GoLD-Srong at 1l5fa115i. Loans 2
to 8 per cent. CleariDgs $5S000,000
The Assistant Treasury dlsbursed $780,
900. Specie engagements for tomorrow
to the present time 100000.
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Weather RepOrI.
wan DSPAGTHENr,
UEECH PFm UMER sIgRAL OFPIGBA.
" WIsHINaFoA, D. c., July O.-SnP.A

PlIOBABILITIEb.
On Thursday for the Gull States, north
erIy winds partly cloudy and cleaI
weather.
For the South Atlantic States, north.
easterly winds, cloudy weather and local
rains.
For tho Middle States, rising barome-
tiers, ncrtherly winds veering TO northeast
with clear followed by cloudy weather.
For New England, a rising barometer
ADD generally clear weather,
For the L0tDer Lakes and Ohio Valley
eaIterly toinds, higher temperature and Hu'
merOuS local rains.
For the Upper Lakes, Missouri Valley
and Northwest, rising barometer, north
erly winds and clearing weather.
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NRw YoRK, July 0.-Arriyed-ThO
steamship SllesiO, from Hamburg, Scotia
nom Liverpool, and Caledonia and Ala
bsma from Glasgow,
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

Another Heavy Payment on the lns
..I... dRmnltY.
PARIS, July 9.-The second instalIment
of $50 600 900 francs Of lhelaSt milllArd ol
war indemnity WaS delivered 10 the Ger.
man Treasury on the 9th. There now
remains due 10 Germany but 900, ,000. QUO
francs, which, IN accordance with the
treaty signed at Berlin on the 10Th oI
March last, Is to be paid by the 9th Of
next September.
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VIENNA.
The Exposition Building Threatened
with IncendIarISm.

LONDON, July GA special from VI
emma says an attempt was made yesterday
to fire the Exposition building. Cores
poudents and other persons who have re-
turned here hint that the building will
probably be burned soon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-29
nrnEnAL. mARHrr-

The following quotations are for small or
des or jobbing rates;
APPLES-S3 5OdI6 y Dbl.
BACON-Clear sides, 7I9Sc; clear rib sides
T1S@75to; shoulders. 61f@6'4c; hams, unean-
yased. iOi Sai1I<c; breakfast bacon. iOH9llc.
SUPPLEMENTARY. Sss2Sc; choice. 2s@s2c
BAGGING-ig<ai51<c ID.
BEANS-Nayy. 81 75a3 % y Dbl.
CHICKRNS-s3 0094 50, as 10 quality.
COAL OF -2O922c D gallon.
cABBAGEs-t crate. s. 5O95 80; y 100,
'C0RN~in store. ss97Oc \ busheI.
CHEESE--kaetory. n11@l51Sc.
COTTON SEED-s7 " ton.
CORN MEALS zoos % d Dbl.
COFFEE-hie. 2i92Sc y ID.
EGGS-259l30c n dozen.
FLOUR-Super and extra, Sc O097 50; fam
lily and fancy brands. IS OO99 50 y Dbl; infe-
HAY2choiee. 500 OO@2i 90 e'tou medium,
SIS OOa2Q 90 d ton; 81 35al 40 b cwt.
H0MINY-T barrel, 81 1905 90.
LIME-Sl SOL 70 y Dbl.
LARD = Tierces. 99shc; kegs, s1S9lOc
MOLAssEs-Lo Louisiana, new in barrels. IS
@65c; syups, 65@l80c n Rallen.
0NI0NS--Mixed. 81 50q6 90 v Dbl.
0ATS-Choice. 54@56 D bushel.
PORk-Bulk clear sides, 7t@@sSc; clear rib,
7l{@734c; shoulders, 61zc mess. sl4 5O9l5 q
P0TAToRs-Poachblows and russets, 81 Is
SUGAR Crushed. powdered and granu.
white in bbls, e6si1e; brown and yellow. in
hogsheads, 8dl0e.
SALT-s2 S093 so y Dbl.
TIES-A III, S5l@9c.
l50ll6c n lb,
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PUBLIC LKD0ER OgyIck.
MEMPHIS. TKNH.. December ~. 1873.
MONEY.

Business in financial circles for the
past week has been quiet, with little ami
nation exhibited in money circles. Cur
renoy is scarce, with the money market
working close. There is little doing
aside from the regular routine Of busi'
ness. The discount market Is working
close and stringent The banks are dis
counting very little paper, it being so
close to the first Of the new year. First
class commercial paper is taken by
street brokers at 293 y cent. y month.
Exchange is in fair supply at the follow
ing rates; On New York &c discount,
Boston and Eastern points lc OF, New
Orleans lc of Brokers IRE paying l094
for gold, with lii,le Offering. City var
rants and bonds are not 10 much request
with light transactions. County war.
rants and State indebtedness rule dull
and inactive, with limited transactions.
Arkansas and Mississippi securities are
dull and nominal. The same may be
said Of railroad stocks and bonds, in
which there are no transactions worthy
Of note:
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COTTON.

The market at the opening of the
week was depressed, with prices declin-
ing; the decline was owing to the large
receipts and light consumptive demand.
On Tuesday and Wednesday the market
regained the decline, and prices became
frmer, though on account of the hoh'
DAYS transactions were of limited char
acter. The receipts sre much larger
than at this time last year, and the crop
is estimated at 100000. In face OF
this prices here during the latter part OF
the week have grown firm, and are still
tending upward. The bulk of the crop
has been forwarded to market, and as
vet there is q scarcity of fine grades.
The market this morning was firm, with
an active demand. The New York mar
ket was reported quiet but firm for spot
cottons; low middling l5i, middling l6c,
with holders asking higher prices. Flu
lures we're steady but prices hrmer.
Liverpool was quiet and steady, with
midiling uplands at SD. The market
here was active and buoyant, with hold
ers asking full rates and not anxious to
realize, anticipating further advance
in Eastern markets, and Liverpool buy
ers we're active in making inquiries, but
seemed unwilling to concede to holders
prices. There are orders here from
SINNERS for over 10000 bales Of cotton,
but buyers are not operating very freely,
owing to the frmness of holders and the
prices asked. Middling is held at Ice.
while buyers are unwilling to go over
l53c. In our rounds we learned of sew
eral lists changing hands-strict good
ordinary at l4s@l44c, low to strict low
middling at l44@l5fc, and middlinG at
l5J0l6c. The market at noon con-
tinued firm, with prices stiff and tending
inward. Sales for the week foot up 49,
600 bales. The Cotton Exchange is in
full operation today, and in the manner
it is managed will reflect much credit
upon its worthy and efficient secretary,
Mr.. John s. Toof, who has worked as
siduously to make our Exchange equal
10 those of New Orleans and New York.
1t is now necessary for cotton men to
operate on Change to make it a success.
We give our quotations as a fair basis
of the market.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-29

TIE grand double number of Bow
Bells for the holidays has arrived and
can be had at Walkers, lO5 Beal street.
This is the finest ladies book sent to our
city. 1t contains the choicest reading
matter by the best authors of the old
world, besides beautiful fashion plates
and patterns of the latest styles direct
from London. Also large assortment
Of children's toy books just received and
for sale at New York prices. A spe-
cialty made Of foreign publications. Call
and see for yourself.
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LIvKRPOoL. Deeember29, y 30 a.m.--Ootton
opens quiet and steady. UplAnds. SD; Or
leans. s5S9s5fd.
sp.m.-Cotton Il stea6z. Uplands. SD Or
leans. slS@ssSd. Sales. l2.OO0 bales. Of which
1000 we're for export and speculation.
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DURING the holidays purchasers Of
one or more pounds Of tea will receive
a neat, pretty canister without extra
charge. Secure this present at once.
Teas are a specially with Us.
e4t LYrLE & sHIELDs, 2ls Main st.
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ZOE ~ AMP RENT.

.-,op sAT.F AND RENT-A DAIRY FARMi,
Nv s-res rich land, on Gov Island road, 3
- com Memphis. Forty ctWs, acciimalel
~. - on The place, The place haf neen USED
al dairy. has Eood qse,-i5I 49, -ls 81 fbs fsrn
ola ~. ---tsf and cow sold on reasl ilApl 2
wi Apply 10 Louis Hanauer. guni ll- IN. q
49,. - bs' =, IS Er1ni s.-eel. -.
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News SrAyD.-At Mrs. Mansford' 8
news DEPOT corner Of Second and Non
roe. the latest daily papers, monthly
magazines, periodicals and news goods
can be found. soI
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FOR sALE OR RENT.

,,oR SALE OR RENT-HOUSEs GARDEN
+C.15 FARMING land for sale or rent at Ridge
,rov- Memphis and Charleston railroad Nv lFe
miles mile rom ''''- M0sBY. sll Front strset.
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ns.Ilao, Lake Rish.

Victor d. Fuchs has just received a
Emo lot at a Jefferson street. Call
early aud secure string lOf
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For OiIy Tax collector.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w CHARLES g. LOCKE as a candidate
for City Tax Collector, at the municipal cleo
ton TO be held Thursday. January i, 1874. TO
EELIX W. ROBERTSON is A CANDI-
Tax Collector. Election Thursday, January
LIST, 1874. 70
L'RRD. C. scHAPER is A CANDIDATE
l. for City Tax Collector at the ensuing ru-
nicpal election. TO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-29

t'Aha 80
AoAaa olofN
1910 p.m.-ootton Is quiet and firm. Flu
lures are stronger. with sales for January.
Is lS-l6oi February. i6ho; March. Is iS-l6e;
M. Ia. . IA IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-29

New arrivals Of Jet Goods, large rub
Der chains with crosses, beautiful pat.
terms, bracelets, hair ornaments, oxid-
lied goods, French gilt, etc, etc.
|. R0ESCHER x CO., Agents.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Non ,Innncilmnr

AT THE REQUEST OF NUMEROUS
"a. friends, M. V. MokE0N consents 20 run
for Councilman OF the Sixth Ward. Election
JANUARY /. 1874. 10
NHAS, A. BEEliN is A CANDIDATE FOR
~ reelection a. Councilman OF the Third
Ward.
HE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w y. NJ. JOBE as candidate for Council
man Of the Eighth ward. Election January
], 1874. 10
I0HN A. ROUsH is A CANDIDATE FOR
~ reelection 20 Councilman Of tho Fourth
Ward Election Thursday. January !, 1874.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
conneinsnn oNsHthe rb;yd wsri at tbe ens M
ing election In January. TO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-29

FTHE FRIENDS OF w. s. ROGERS WHO
i Is better known MS Sanitary Sergeant kog-
ers) announce him as candidate for Wharf
master at the municipal election in january.
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
nj EMP HISS
Monday Evening. Dec. %, 1878.
KAHN & FRRIBERG.

sensation! Sensation 1000 pairs
ladies' rubber OVershOes at 81
mir. lOl
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Go axD see those small tables a. VII
let's. 95f
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NEwOrIKaSs. December %. 1l:S0 a.m.-cot-
ton Is quiet. Middling. l65Sc; sales. 1000 bales.
NV YoEK. December p. lO:S5 s.m.-cottOn
opens ouict and firm.
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KAHN & FREIBERG.

rive hundred pairs ofKid gloves,
All shades and sires, soc n pair. lQi
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JEWELRY.
J EFT PALACE
3s6 MAIN STREET.
Attention.. Ladies' :

We will sell our stock of Solid Gold
Goods at an immense reduction, paying
more attention to our Fancy Goods
departments. Some very fine sets,
watches, chains and rings at cost.
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CREEK LINE.

GbEek LluEt
Memphis and Vicksburg Packet Company.
Iri-weekly Lme-FOr Helena, Friar's Poin
Napoleon and the Bends-U. S. Mail to Ma
pOleOn-Ihe steamers
A. J. WHITE. ......-.....-.Mark Cheek. master
Leaves MONDAYS and THURSDAYS.
GRO. W. CHEEK. Malone, master
Leaves TUESDAYS aud SATURDAYS.
A CLERK WILL BE FOUND ~.
~ az the big red Wharfboat TO lN'-ifhHrt7
receive freight at all times. 60
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
GRO, W. CHEEK. Sap't.
81 No. a6 Front street
Memphis and Arkansas River Pack.
ct CO... y. NAIL Line.
UIHE ELEGANT PASSENGER 49,
Il boats of this line leave Mem rltr'lfrf
phis frr an points on Arkansas 80
river Wednesdays and Saturday.. az 5 pm.
JOHN n. HARBlN. Agent.
SIT Office on Mharfhoat. foot OF Court 20.
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For Cairo and st. Louie.
For Vfczsburg.

FOr NIcAHDuFks
Memphis and St. Louis Packet Company-U.
S. 6ail Line-For Helena, Chicot, Green
vile, Vicksburg and way landings.
| JOE KINNEY Porter, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE TUESDAY 4.
! w December 90th, at 10 o'clock am.
| l00-l0l AID. STORM, Treasurer.
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NEW LINE.

Memphis, Helena and Tri-WeekIy
Line.
ST. FRANCIS, Cummings, master.
L EAVEs MEMPHIS on TUES
IL days, Thursdays and satur- ui'T,tf,f
days. For freight OF passage ap- -
ply on board. ST
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

JET PALAoE ssIl. GOOD veTy l0w. ll6
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-ARKANSAS PLANTATION
no LEAsE.-I will lease for a term of years
nv plantation on the Mississippi river, twelve
miles below Memphis. in Crittenden county,
Arkansas, upon reasonable terms. 10 pune-
tual tenant. three hundred acres cleared,
,ood new Gin house and press, conf Portable
frame dwelling with four rooms. and neces-
sary out-houses. Cabins sufficient to accom-
modate all laborers necessary, with good els
fern and we'll, Apply to II. j. Persar, or