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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-20
10 Rent.

10 Rent,
So .ACoTTAGE, containing eight rooms.
1[;is situated on Main street. below the State
house. Apply to Ell. LEI.
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THE GAME OF LIFE.-Who has ever
mado moro striking Illustration than
Huxley when he snid that in the game Of
life we play With an unseen adversary.
who recntlcssly enforccs against sus
every rule Of the game, whether we are
acquainted with it or not? What visions
OF disasters by sea and by land-of the
drowning or the burning::of men, wo-
men and children, and Of every kind oi
accident-does this illustration not bring
to mind? Well it is that there is an un-
seen friend rs we'll rs unseen adversary.
Natures laws or tho laws OF the universe,
which operate alike upon the Just and
unjust. are Huxley's adversary. Their
Maker is the friend who has the power
TO do what, if left to their own opera.
ton, those laws never do.
Ii you wish your hair to look well. use
Nhttans' Crystal Discovery. It will re-
store its color when prematurely gray,
remove dandrntf, stop its falling, aud
furnish dressing nnequalled by any
other oil or pomadc in tho market. No
poison, no stain, no sediment. For
sale by G. Ii. Mot. J1S+3
The DESCENT OF tive
party-"So long As / am u man, sorr,
what does it matther to me whether me
great grand father was an Anthropoid
ape or not, sorr?" Literal putty" "Hnw!
wather disagweoable for your gwate-
gwAnd- mother, wasn't it?"-P4ncA.
The Atlanta druggist, George S.
Jones, whose carelessnoss has caused, or
is alleged to have caused, the death Of
DR.. Craig, Of that city, has been tri, Il on
the charge Of involuntary manslaughter.
and acquitted
The turrentine distillcry OF Mr.. VIM.
q. Jackson. at Doves Depot, Darlington
County, WAS destroyed by fire on the
morning Of the l4th inst. inclndiug
about twenty-five barrels OF spirits OF
tnrp"ntine, n lot OF rosin, crule turpeI-
tire, &c. Loss $4,000.
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Pa-son Brownlow says that better men
Than Ben. Butler have been hanged. Ant,
peter preachers than the parson have
been maligned.
ihe prisoners who left Charleston
several days ago. for tho Albany peni.
sHentlary' have arrived safely in charge OF
Marshal Wallace.
The Randolph Riflemeu Of Charleston,
nav,ng been invited to visit Boston on
IN me Fourth OF July. a,e trying to raise
the money needed for the trip.
Deila Melrose, colored. dropped dead
IN Market street, Charleston, Yesterday.
D'opsy of the chest.
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HUSd HIMSELF Up TO DRY.-A firm
laborcr attempted to drown himself; On
Irish reaper. who saw him go into tho
water, went i'll after him and brought
him safe to shore. The fellow attempted
1T the second time; the reaper got him
out the second time; but the laboror, de-
termiued to destroy himself, watched an
opportunity aud hanged himself behind
the barn-door. The Irishman observed
him, but never offered to cut him down.
When, several hours afterwards. the mas.
ter of the fnrm-yard asked him upon
what ground he had suffered the f.ilow
to hang himself, Faith" replied Pa
trick. II don't know what you mean bv
ground. l know was so good to him
thos l fetched him out Of the water two
times, and l know, too. he was wet
through every rag, aud thought ho
hung himself to dry"
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New Books at r. L. Bryan's Book.

EADERS OF FRANCE, or Men OF the
~ Third Republic. sl75.
Questions OF the Day. BY Rov. DR.. Hall.
Work a Story OF Experience. By Miss Al
Bressant-A Novel. DyJulian Hawthorne.
>, Her Siajesty the Qrccn--A Novel. BY John
Esten Cooke. 81 50.
Fagabond Heroine. BY Annie Edwards.
75 cents.
London Hoart-A Novel. BY Fargeon. 81.
Maya Novel. BY Mrs OliphRnt 81 Ec
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Wanted! Wanted!!
nOO CORDS OF WOOD, OAK OR
AsOOO HICKORY, on the Charlotte.
Columbia and Augusta, or the WiIminston
and Augusta Railroad. Inquire at
OHAliLES HAMBERG'S.
June 90 I'm Near the Charlotte Depot.
Special Notice.
RY resolution Ut the Board OF Health
D passed at their last meeting, all owners
or agents in charge Of vacant lots within ths
city II mits are hereby notified to have ali
weeds upon said lots cut down within tho next
hve days and destroyed or removed from their
premises. BY order
r: w: GIBBES, NJ. D.. Chairman.
IHoAAs +. WALKER, Clerk OF Board.
June 90
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Liquors.
pURR OLD COGNAC BRANDY. ripe and
Il mellow,
Pure OLD Rye Whiskey,
:. Bourbon Whiskey,
Fruit Brandes.
Light Wines, suitable for summer drink,
Ales and Lager,
All kinds Of Bitters,
For salo cheap, at HARDY SOIOMON,S
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-05

CHEEK LINE.
Memphis and Vlcksburg Packet Co.
r,r Helena. Frinrsa Point. Napo-
lean. and the Beads.
q. S. NAIL LINZ 10 NAPOLEON.
Steamer A. j. White, LII
Nsrk r. Chssk----.------usrtsT -
Leave, TUESDAY and FRIDAY st5B.u.
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at little over 52e. and perhaps can re-
alize that as soon as the DKD6ER goes 70
press, while others have huge notions Of
selling at from 75c to par. Charleston
stock can be had at 22c. IN the alb
sence Of transactions We quote the list
nominally as follows; Mempis gold
skies, ex-coupon, 57@5sc; currency, 5sl
@59ci psst-due coupons Of ia quarry, ~,
sO@s2lc; July, ", 95@97ci Memphis
and Charleston shares, 2lG922; FIRST
mortgage bonds, ss@-ci sec',nd mort
gage bonds, -@sOc; Mississippi and
Tennessee shares, lsc; first mortgages,
sG@ssci second, 74976o; Mississippi
Central shares, l69lscj first mortgages.
$500; second, s2@s4c; Tennessee
COmptrsller's warrants, 96998c; Shelby
county, s7@s9c buying and selling.
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Lndiea, Renfnurnnf.

Mrs. A. j. Leighton occupies the Mer-
ril mansion, SO Madison street. She
proffers ladies and gentlemen a repast
at any hour, costing from fifteen cents
to FIVE dollars. She now has thirty-eight
day boarders, and can accommodate as
many more. She has rooms furnished
or unfurnished to let to the best people,
and none others need apply. She sup
plies every delicacy that money can
buy, cream, fruits, etc. There is dres-
sing room for ladies attached to the res
taurant. The whole building has been
refitted and furnished. Ladies and gem
tlemen, or either, will be delighted with
the admirably we'll managed and most
attractive place. The ladies of the city,
and especially from the suburbs and
country, have long needed such resort.
They here find all the privacy, elegance,
care and attention demanded by the
most fastidious.
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GENERAL MARKET.

BUTTER-Western held at sSsS5c; inferior,
BAGGiNG-Ranges from ls1l@l41S for light
and heavy brands.
BRAN-Duil at SAGA Is y ton at the levee
and -@Sl y 100 lbs from store in small way.
BACON-Sugar-cured hams plain 191a9l41R;
eanvassed, l6@l611c;, breakfast bacon. IL
for plain and eapyassed; clearr, sides, lOGlO1sc;
shoulders, SZ@S54c; clear rib. 1910 on or
BEANS-Duii at 81 1s0GS 90 u bushel, fol
navy, and 50 5Oa2 rs for choice Western.
CHICKENS-Mixed,- S5@5 50; young. Sc.
CANDLES-Firm. Light and full weight,
CHEESE Western and Northern, l511z@l6c;
dairy, lS@l9c, as in quality.
COTT0N-SEED-Firm at 50 y ton at the
ooFFEIE- s ss RE. 2os2iPi old gov
GABBAGES-New firm at Is y 100. and
'cct0SRRN-Easy; 57@5sc fer yellow and white,
shelled from levee; on orders. $3.50; ear,
CORN MEAL Firm; delivered at 50 IS;
from store, 50 6592 10.
CRANBERRIES Dull at sl0@12OO p Dbl.
DRIED FkUIT- Apples, 5@51Sc . n;
DUCKSZScsrce; 50 5Oa45O n dozen for live.
EGGS Dull at 179lsc for Western packed
and fresh.
FLOUR-Easier; low grades. IS OO@6 90;
medium, 81 5O@S So; family and fancy. So 90
GEESE-Dull at 81 90 y dozen for live.
GUNNIES-Second-han burlans, Ice; new,
Hay - Dull at SIS OO@2l 90 for fair to primo
Western; choice S26; in store, 81 3O@1 50.
KRAU1-Quiet at 5000 q Dbl.
LEM0NS-Firmer at 81 00@S 90 Q box.
LIME-Firm at 81 50@l 60 p Dbl for Ala
LARD-Firm; tierce refined. cyclic; keg
do, l0549lle; pail, l011@llc; tins, l214@
M0LASsEs-Firm; good to choice LOuisi-
ana, 75dS0c; syrups, 40d75c.
NAILS--Steady at S. 0595 50 rates.
0RANGES-In good supply at s596 90 per
oNIONs-stock light. Sales ats2 y Dbl for
OATS-Sales at HOS fol. prime mixed at
the levee, and $4,000 from store.
TURKEYS-Firm at Sl2gl5 . dozen for
live.
PORK-We quote: packed from store, clear
sides, 9iz9l0c; clear rib. exec; dressed
hogs Soc; shoulders. 1880; bans, 10Z
dllc; mess pork, so 90. Round lots Of bulk
meat, 1S91{c lower from levee.
P0TAT0ES-New S. q Dbl; old. 81 IS.
SUGAR-Firm; We quote: coffee A. 1254c;
extra G, 129l2lSc; crushed and powdered. l4c;
SALT-s2 S59S Is > Dbl, domestic and dairy.
TIES-Are firm; S9Sh the inside price for
lots Of not less than 500 bundles.
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Merchant TntIors.

Messrs. Murray & Ridgely, the we'll
known merchant tailors, will, in day or
two, remove back to their old stand on
Madison street, between Main and Sec
ond. Their new building is almost fin
ished and ready for them. Their pres.
emit location is at No. 3O2 Main street,
opposite the Peabody Hotel. Murray &
Ridgely are receiving daily an imported
stock of the best and most fashionable
goods that the French and English mar
kets afford. 1t is probably the finest
stock ever brought to Memphis. In the
way OF the latest fashions and novelties
it cannot be excelled or even equaled in
the South. Citizens and strangers in
the city should visit the establishment Of
Murray & Ridgely and examine the
stylish goods on exhibition before they
attempt to purchase elsewhere. Go
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plumhing and cas- FIttIng.

Joseph Flannery & Co., the well
known plumbers at Nos. SO and 55 JEFF
ferson street, have opened an Office at
No. l3 Madison street, LEDGER building.
1t is one of the prettiest offices in the
city, and contains specimens of the
handwork of the proprietors. Flannery
L Co. have complete stock Of plumb
ing goods and employ the most skilful
mechanics. Those Of our citizens de-
string water introduced into their stores
or dwellings, street sprinklers, hydrants,
bath tubs gas fixtures, steamboat work,
pumps, ETC., can do no better than by
employing Flannery & Co. to supply
their wants. It is the most complete
plumbing and gas fitting establishment
in the city.
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WHISKY AND FIGHTING.
new Win Usi1sd s,stss soldiers


A Party OF Young Men Engage In =
rev win Uni1ed states soldiers
and Get the Worst OF ~.
A passenger on the Charleston rail.
road train on last Saturday afternoon
gives an account Of serious ARRAY on
train between citizens aud soldiers.
At station called U Bet, in Hardeman
coanty, eight or ten intoxicated young
men got on board, and got of at Middle
ton. They came back on the seven
o clock train. When on board they be-
gan TO engage in difficulties at once.
They swore tremendously, drank bottles
of whisky aud used the vilest language
in the presence OF the lady passengers.
A company OF United States troops were
on board, and the officers were in the
car occupied by the drunken crowd. A
Lieutenant protested ngainstthe use Of
vulgar language in the presence OF
ladies'. This aroused the ire Of the in
toxicated youths at once. The Lieu
tenant sent for the Colonel, who had to
draw his saber in defense Of himself.
He called in a squad Of soldiers, and
ordered them to clear the car. The sol
diers went to work and whacked the
wopld-be fighters over the heads with
their muskets, forcing them to the doors
and platforms, when the youths leaped
from the train on both sides, although it
was running at the rate of about ten
miles per hour. One or two Of the
party were stunned, and had to be car
ried and put of al U Bet. One Of them
received a cut over the head with saber
at the hands of the indignant Colonel.
Our informant did not know whether or
not those who leaped from the train re-
ceived serious injury. The drunken
party was treated rather roughly by the
soldiery, but their conduct in insulting
gentlemen and ladies was so disgraceful
that it called for some sharp reprimand.
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For Arkansas kiNer.
Melnphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
nany-U. s. Mail Line - For Pine Blua,
Little Rock, and all points through 10 Fort
smith.
HTTLL LEAVE AS AB0VE ON FsS. =
w TUESDAY. 9Th instant. at -
P'"' JOHN N. HARDIN. Agent.
1851 Office on Wharf boat, foot Of Courtst.
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NOR SALE.-IAM NOW SELLING FINE
Y American and Italian monuments, tombs,
headetones. and all kinds Of cemetery work,
al COST. THOS. MAXWELL.
29-tl No SO Union ST., bet. Second and Third.
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The Place to Drink.

The Dillon House, Bethel block, No.
2s0 Main street, has been reftted and
stocked with the finest liquors and CT
CARS. The popular proprietor, John
Dillon, and his polite assistants will
take pleasure in waiting upon all visi-
tors, and pledge themselves to furnish
fine liquors and intermix the same in a
scientific manner. You can get whisky,
brandy, wines, ales, cigars, foaming
lager, ETC., at Dillon's. YC
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

PUBLIC LRDeKR OFFICE,
MEnPHfs. TENN. Nav s. 1879.

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFIOE,
MEMPHIS. Tenn. May 5. 1873.
The situation, as far as money is con-
cerned has not changed materially since
our last report. General trade is better
however, and the promptness manifested
in the settlements Of last months ac-
counts not only exceed the expectations
Of bank officers but has given q new i'm
petus to trade in all its branches, and
to day we have to report fair business
in every commercial branch. Saturdays
cotton sales did not exceed 1000 bales,
and for that reason exchange is yet in
limited supply, and the shipment of
currency 10 the East and North
is continued. New York and
other Eastern commercial bills are taken
at par, and New Orleans at &c discount,
sight checks on the former selling at ic
premium, and on the latter point at par.
Gold ranges from ll6s@llT in New
York, and dealers here pay from 1853
Gll6, alleging that there is but little
margin at that rate, as the treasury de-
partment is returning TO them nearly 50
2 cent. Of the amount shipped East,
owing to short weight. Local invest
nenis are as dull as they were a week
ago, and = transAction Of any import
snce now would command 4 handsome
bonus from the reporters Of the press or
eurb-stoue philosophers. The presence
in the city Of TIE principal owner Of the
Gayoso Gas Company shares occasions
no little futiering among The small hold
ers Of that stock, but they are all hold
ing high heads in anticipation Of rsali1-
ing handsome profit on their Vell re-
commended investment One holder OF
400 shares or more is villiRg TO risk his
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The John Kilgour left Louisville yes
terday for New Orleans, and the Pat
Rogers passed there for this city.
The Ike Hammitt is due here with six
barges of ice for Bohlcn, Huse & Co., of
this city.
Captain Dick Lightburne has been ap.
pointed agent of the Merchants South
ern and ST. Louis and New Orleans con.
solidated packet lines.
Fair or clear weather is reported at
all river towns and cities to-day.
Captain Irwin Dugau, Of the wrecking
boat Eckert, is in the city for few days,
preparatory to starting on health-seek-
ing trip to California.
B. Baer & Co., of Fort Smith, will al.
most load the Armadillo with cotton on
her arrival there.
Captain Pink Varble contracted at
New Albany Wednesday for 1000 tons
Of railroad iron for Memphis at four
dollars per ton.
The Edinburgs cAlliope was not in
sured, consequently Captain Thomas
will lose that as well as his boat.
The Jennie Howell goes from here to
81. Louis, where she loads for Cincin-
natl.
Little Rock is the seat of government
for the State of Arkansas; it's Christian
place too, is Little Rock. 1t was there
the Legislature passed the steamboat
hotel civil rights law, and it was there too
one day last week, that the humane pc.
lice authorities took poor chain-ganger
and, with ball and chain fastened to
his ankle, tied him to the end of cart
and dragged him about the city simply
because he wouldn't work. That's a
nice place; pity they can't get the steam
boatmen to build them church.
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Sc. GcorEe,s society.

The regular meeting of St. George s
Society is postponed until tomorrow
night, the 9th inst, and full attendance
is requested, as business of importance
will be brought before it.
WIN. JUMPER, President.
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Eve O'Clock tor yicksburg and 4
landings. Me. John Blake is her 4

Eve o'clock Tor vieksburg and
landings. Me. John Blake is her
minister.
FoR CSuSSATI.-Tho James ID. p,
ker, Captain X. W. Wise, Is announce,
TO leave this evening. W. +. Mcintyre.
clerk.
FoR NEW ORLEANS. The gay steamer
John Kyle. Captain Abe Hutchinson,
now lying at the foot Of Monroe street,
and one Of the very best passenger aud
freight steamers that floats, will leave
this evening at five o'clock for Helena,
Napoleon. Yicksburg and Natchez, aud
will carry passengers to any or all II the
principal landings between here aud
New Orleans. The Kyle is fast boat,
and with her very popular and careful
officers is getting to be quite fayoriie
in the lower trade. Her fare is unsur.
passed, and here state.rooms large and
comfortable. Mr.. VIM. Brown, one OF
the most popular clerks on the river,
will be found in the Office TO assign each
and all Of his passengers comfortable
state.room, aud entertain them on the
trip. The captain (Hutchinson) isn't
slow at that either, and when people
travel with him once they generally do
il again.
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Tbs postponed sale Of lots October
3lst, 1927 of the Mckinney property,
on the fernando road, will positively
take place Friday. Nay sth, at eleveR
nlcInck 50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-05

At the Ledger saloon, in the County
Court building, can be had the finest
lunch in the city daily from 10 to Il
o'clock. No one keeps better liquors
than Downs. Sc
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MUSIC.

Pianos, Organs, Sheet Music, and
Musical Merchandise and Instru-
mentH of every description, whole
sale and retail.
III. G. HOIlenbeFg keeps the larg-
est and best selected stock in this
city. and a full assortment of the
leti a. CumstOn Pianos. the Estey
Organs. and brass and silver tnstrH-
ments i'm full sets or single pieces.
Being a practical piaDO-makcr
aud musician of taste and ability,
since 1853. patrons of this music
house may feel confident that they
will find all goods strictly as repre-
sented and warranted, and at mod.
crate prices and on easy terms.
warerOOms, No. 274 Second street.
list
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For LOuisViIle.

Cincinnati and Arkansas River Packet Co..
For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and Gin
einnati.
KITTY HEGLER.........."J. II. Heglsr. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE H-zs .
Wy THIS DAY. Sth instant at -
W. P. WALKER, Agent,
Office on Wharfboat. foot of Court st.
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opens quiet. Uplands. Cd; Orleans. 914d.
1880 m.--Cotton is dull and tending down.
Uplands, Cd; Orleans, ed. Sales, 1000
bales. of which 1000 were for export and spec
ulation. a.Nt -f pr
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As mentioned above, Saturdays sales
of the staple were 1000 bales. Since
then New York has declined &C.,. and is
to-day weak but with an advance To- Sat
urdAy's closing fgure-l9sc. for mid
ding. Liverpool has shaded /. l6, and
is dull to-day at the quotations in, Heated
below. But little was done in C. he way
of sales this morning, not over 300 bales
having changed hands, including nferior
at s@lOc, ordinary at ll@l2c, good
ordinary at l4l@l5c, low middline. at
lie and middling at ls.@lslc, the tput-
side price being the general asking RS tie
en- the last named grade.
Net receipts at all United States ports sine,
Friday evening and for the same time last year
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REWARD.

q : RFWARD.-LOsT. A SMALL BLACK
81 r1f white setter slut. With red spots over
The eyes and around the mouth haa on eoiiar
~ JOHN I WILLINs. 80 Front st.
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Steamer Richmond, New Orleans.
" Legal Tender, White river.
Arlington, Cincinnati,
Q. b. Church, Cincinnati.
Grand Tower, ST. Louis.
Nashville, Arkansas river.
Belle Lee, Louisville,
Thompson Dean, ST. Louis.
Capitol City, Vioksburg.
rn" Commonwealth, New Orleans.
Colorado. 81. Louis.
-" Belle Of Shreveport, 81 Louis.
Jennie Howell, st, Louis.
IN PORT.
Frank Forest, St. Francis Cleburne
Phil Allin, Andy Baum, A. J. White
John Kyle, Little Alps, Belle OF Texas
Anna, Jas. ID Parker, Belle Memphis.
Daily report Of the stage. Of water and the
changes during the tWenty-iOur houfs ehuihh
AZ noon to-day.
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STEAM BOATS.
For Cairo and st. Louis.

Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company-For
Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
BELLE MEMPHIS....~......... Crane, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE 6
w THIS DAY, 9Th instant, at LasbaftvH
pm. nuo,,,, - A-aA...'1'A-lAA
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FIR Cincinnati.

Cincinnati and Memphis Packet Company
0i'iO For CincinnA ii and way landings.
ANnyEAIrM .......H j. Vinton, Master
xTTILL LEAVE AS ABOVE T=.
w on TUESDAY. 9th instant. 1879
~'O P W.P. WALKER, sgp't,
Sc 81 Office on wharfboat, foot OF Court St.
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HAVE your ceiling whitened, walls
papered and wood work painted, all in
one day, By Hook & LaGrill. 65
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-05

AWNINGs, tents and wagon covers made
to order, by N. Eyke, 81 Madison street.
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II 10 a.m.-Futures are quiet; sales for
August. IS 5-l6c; September. 17sSc; October,
l71sc November, l614c; December, 1876.
lilo p m.-Cottoa is dull. Spot sales to-day,
Ala; futures, 1850 bales. Sales for May,
Is 9-l6c; June, Is l3-l6c; July. 1876; August,
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-THE LARGE FoUR-SToRY
brick store-house on Union. street. adjoin-
Miiburn, Walker & Co. Immediate posses
sion given. Also. store-house under Gayoso
building. corner Shelby and Mccall: Apply
10 w. b. GREENLAW, JR,,
54-t No. u Madison street.
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RIVER INTRLLIGENCR.
RoArs AnvERrIsEp TO LEAYE.
ARRIVALS.


Steamer Belle Lee. New Orleans.
Thompson Dean, New Orleans.
Nashville, Cincinnati.
c. B. Church, New Orleans.
Capitol, City, St. Louis.
Commonwealth, St. Louis.
Colorado, Vieksburg. I
Cleburne, White river.
ST. Francis, Wittsburg.
Frank Forest, Haile's Point
Andy Baum, Cincinnati.
A. J. White. Napoleon.
John Kyle, ST Louis.
Little Alps, New Orleans.
Belle Of Shreveport Red river.
Belle Of Texas, Little Rock.
Anna Arkansas river.
Jas. d. Parker. Cincinnati.
Belle Memphis. ST. Louis.
Jennie Howell, Arkansas riTer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-05

SHIPPrSe TAGS printed just at New
York prices at the PUBLIc LEDsER
Office. AT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-05
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
M Il HIS,
Monday Evening, May 8. 1873.

PIrrsBUKo and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown s Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street. Bethel Block.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-05

N 'emphis and st. Louis Packet COmpany-U.
Mail Line-For Helena, Chicot, Green
Vi, lie, Vicksburg and way landings.
TTTT1rA master
xrTTT.L LEAVE AS ABOVE W~zs
w on THIS DAY, 9th inst, QtR
a' "' AID. STORM, Treasurer.