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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-05
CENTRAL mARKKr.

. APPLES = Quiet at o. coos 90. as to quail.
gEEf-Prs,h f9Isquarten, iscci hind. !
BuTTER-western held at 2j0Sje; inferior.
BAGGING-Ranses from iieli,fc for light
BRAN-Duii al s2i 90 v ton at the leves and
81 20 lgO lbs from store In small way.
BA'UVNLsaSaE-eursd hams, ds' ssslls,.e a. 70
sides. Dc; shoulders. &c; clear RIB, Sc.
BEANS-firm AZ IS Is u bushel, for navy,
and IS for choice Western,
cHICKENS-Mixed and full grown. t3 5O9
cANDLEs@firn. Light and full weight.
CHEEsE-wsstern and Northern, l5sls5le.
cofToN-sSEED--Firm at 90 " ton at the
COfFRR-Firm; Rio. 22s9Oc; old govern
cABBAGEs1Prices steady at &C OOs7 90 v
crate; loose, l0gl5e. -
GO, CORN \ -M Sl;s st2 90 dolvOrcdi from
CORN Irregular. 65@56c fer yellow and
white, sheled from levee; on orders. 5s96Os.
CkANBERkIES-Dull at si0gl2O0 D Dbl.
DRIED fkUlr-Apples. 500 y nj peaches.
DUCKS Scarce :. SSss 90 dozen for live.
FLOUR-Firm and unchanged. Low grades,
9 5Og7 % medium. Is OO99 5Oi family and
fancy, $40 O0WIl 50. | ~
:, GEESE Steady at 81 Oss 90 . dozen for
live. al VI.
GUNNIEs-secOnd- hand burlaps. Ice new.
HAY = Easier. Sales at s2s@sI for good
TO prime western; from store. 81 cool rs n 100.
KRAUT-Qniet at S99ll n Dbl.
LEMONS-SteadyNat 60 O0g7 % q box.
L1ME-Firm at 81 509l 90 y Dbl for Ala
bama. fn-lnll
LARD-Firm; tierce refined, s1z@s5lc; keg
do, gz@ pail, s1<@l0c; tins. l21s@l31<c.
LIVE SfOCk-Bee cattle, choice. 5e5xc;
medium 70 good, Se41<c gross; hogs, 41S9 "a;
M0LASSES-Firm; good TO choice LOUISE
ana, 60980c; syrups. 40t80c
NAILS--Steady at IS 1896 90 rates.
0RANG ES-In good supply; Palmero and
Messina, S5@Ci Valentia. double boxes. sll@
0NIoNs-stock light. Sales at s5@7 90 y
Dbl. for good 10 prime. I 4Nr
0ATS-Dull at 4694s for mixed and prime
white at the levee, andE0952c from store.
TURKEYS-Firm at el5@20 D dozen for
live and l6@lSc b ID for dressed. ll ~ p
P0RK-We quote: packed from store, clear
sides, Sc; clear rib, ~; dressed hogs, TIC
81 1892 80; Pinkeyes, 50 OO9-. and seed va
sUGARSFirm; We quote: coffee A, l254c;
extra G. l2ql21fei crushed and powdered. lac
! sALT~siS %Ss Is y Dbl, domestic and dairy.
TIES-Are firm; 898k the inside price fol
lots Of not less than 500 bundles. n.n
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Ss.' ss S:s; n Essg .s:i:. sNs. y


Yesterday afternoon Jimmy Burke, q
youth graduating in tho gambling pro-
fession in this city, visited Quentels
Magnolia saloon, on Main street, near
Union. While there be fell asleep on
one Of the tables. having suecpmbed 10
intoxication. He was aroused from his
slumbers and informed that be could
not sleep in the house. Becoming en-
ragged and savage. he drew a patent
deringer and fred ut young Quentel,
the ball passing through the band Of the
latter. In a few minutes the festive
Burke received whipping that he will
not forget for some time. He was ar
rested by Sergeant Aratta and locked
up in the station-house 10 await an ex-
animation. This morning he was in
troduced TO Recorder Winters, who com.
mitted him to Jail in default Of Eve
thousand dollars bonds to answer the
charge Of shooting with intent to com
nit murder. Burke is one Of the gang
Of bad and vicious boys in Memphis
whose ambition is to shoot somebody
and become famous as a sport. w
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WrEKLY arrivals in boots and shoes.
A.G. DESKIs, 292 Main street,
Gas FITTING, Ie Jefferson st.
OIa TImes D. Tennsssee.

"Reminiseences = semi historic -ot
Pioneer Life, and the early KpiErant
Settlers in the Big Hatohie country" is
the title Of forthcoming book by A
Descendant OF One Of the First Set
tlers." 1t will be issued from the press
Of the enterprising publishers, Messrs.
rariee Mgjheys Of this city, as soon
as a sufficient number OF subscribers are
obtained to justify the publication. Can
yassers are nov at work soliciting sub
soF:pliops 10 "Old Times in West Ten
nessee" TO enable tso sgthor who,
though unkHovn 70 fame in book wit
jug, is every way equal 70 and it,sd for
ihe isskl 70 bays il Published. We hope
the subscription book viil sea- Dc alled
up, that We may have an opportunity Of
reading his pioneer book Of pioneer
lie and incidents in the early settling Of
The Biz Hsichis c0untry.
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piedmont and ArllngtOn Life Insu.
rnnce Company.

At the request Of some Of nay friends
and the agents of the company for this
city, Messrs. billiard Il Spotswood, office
No. 81 Madison street, | take pleasure
10 making public this statement: That
my late husband, Valentine Malsi, was
insured in the Piedmont and Arlington
Life Insurance Company for tpo thoU-
sand dollars for the benefit of myself
and children. A little discrepancy hav.
ing occurred between his application
for policy and the proofs of his death
10 regard to the age of my late husband,
the family record having been destroyed,
caused some little delay in the payment
Of my claim; but was properly and
promptly adjusted and caused to be
paid by these gentlemen, Messrs. Dill
lard & SpotswOod. without any litiga-
ton whatever, and | must earnestly re-
COMMEND these gsntlemen and the Pied
mont and Arlington Life Insurance
Company to any who may desire life in
surance, ELIZABETH MALsI,
Administrative
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LEBsER LINES.


SAKE will lecture on Love" at the
thoaier ts-n0How night. and on . Poets
aud Poetry" on Friday evening. The
solons Of the city will meet 10 council
this evening at the Exchange building.
Dominiek Murray, In Escaped from Sing
Sing. at the Grand Opera House tonight.
Cal Wagner's Minstrel matinee At the
theater 10 day, and closing perform
ance tonight The Selma Railroad COM
psny will elect Board Of Directors To-
day. Representative Mulvihill's resolu-
ton, TO investigate frauds aud corruption
In the defeat or passage OF laws. may ex.
pose a little Credit Mobiiier in Nashville.
The Seventh United States Cavalry,
Gustav commanding, will reach Mem.
phis in few days, en- route for Dakota.
The cheerful shootist aud assassin made
his appearance again yesterday-this
time in the person Of Jimmy Burke, a
gambler, who perforated bis man through
the hand. The sale Of a subscription
for the Aimee season commenced at the
Memphis Theater this morning; tickets,
ten dollars for six nights and a matinee.
A full moon tomorrow night. But little
business is doing in the Offices Of city
magistrates. The Water Works Com.
pany elected Board Of Directors
yesterday John Cubbins was chosen
President and W. s. Cameron Secretary.
Yesterday the Senate passed bill giving
FINAL Jurisdiction Of misdemeaner cases
to Justices Of the Peace; the effect of
this legislation viii be to re-eslablish
keno on every corner and in every cellar
in Memphis, because the jurisdiction Of
the Criminal Court and the power of the
Grand Jury over the question will be
taken away; the bill should not pass, for
this reason il for no other. Enoch Ems
ley has been elected President Of the old
Gas Company, vice W. s. Bruce. The
oratorio, the Creation, will be given
on Easter Monday by the choir Of ST.
Peters church, assisted by several mem
bers Of the Mendelssohn Club.
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aud Anna IN the tyaa., between Memplla
aud Piae Bua. nakirg Que tip each
per week the Dardsaelle IN the trade
between Little Rock aud Pine Bluh,
making two trips each per week, and
the Clarksdlle and Fort Gibson In the
trade between Little Rock and Fort
smith. making one trip each per week
In good waisrl. and that all he desired
or asked was the aid and encourage
ment of the merchants and business
uen Of Little Rock and other points
aloag the river. A communication
was also read from Captain Sam llous'
ton, siatiag that no was now building a
boat for the parpose Of running between
Little Rock and Pine Bluff, and in order
to facilitate and identity the business
men with the enterprise he asked tho
Little Rochans to take $4,000 stock Ia
the boat. Captain Houston being pres
ent, then addressed the Chamber on the
boat subject, and subsequently that body
adopted resolution appointing n COM
,nittee Of five TO solicit subscriptions for
ahe establishment Of packet company
Som the city Of Little Rock to Pine
BIsG, and any other place the company
may deem to their interest ON the Ar
kansas river, and to report progress on
Monday. next. The committee will, Of
course. camember that boats without
cabins are best adapted to the trade un-
der the existiAg State laws.
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Arye.ts I.ast Nieht.

Last evening detective Cranmer ar.
rested two men at the Little Rock rail-
road depot on the charge, Of larceny.
The men were named Rose and Nc
Gehee, and are charged with committing
the ofrense at Brinkley, and will be held
to await further developments.
An officer from Cairo arrivedin the
city yesterday in pursuit of two horse
thieves. The parties were arrested on
board steamboat by Chief Athy Off
GERS, and will be sent back to-day to
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PoIiee Court MATTERS.

This morning Recorder Winters dis
posed Of small number OF misdemeanOr
eases by fnes. 7. w. Berry, charged
yitb larceny from the person, was sent
10 Jail without bail, The oHense being
capital, for which no bail can be taken,
Joseph Ireland, charged with larceny
and William Myers, charged uiih The
same anense, we're committed in default
Of sl6Re brii each.
Several carriers n soncealsd Weapons
we're 6ned and bonded for SSgqo eASf 70
answer before the Criminal Court
- - s-r<-~~ma
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tAMUsRMENTs.

MEMPHIS THEATER.- Wagner's
Minstrels gave another pleasing per-
Torrance at the Memphis Theater last
evening. The performance was varied
and entsl tanning. As burnt cork artists
Wagner's people are superior to any
that have appeared in Memphis this
season. To-day there will be a matinee,
and tonight the Minstrels will give their
farewell performance.
\ GRAND OPRRA HOUSE. Escaped from
Sing Sing, a sensational New York
drama, was presented to fashionable
audience at the Grand Opera House last
night. Dominick Murray takes the
leading role in the drama, and appears
in half dozen different characters
The plot is highly sensational, being the
history Of an English ex-convict who in
dulges in many wonderful deeds in
America. Escaped from Sing Sing took
we'll last evening, and will probably run
throughout the week. The support rem
dered by the stock company was quite
good and effective. The drama will be
repeated tonight.
SAKE. Tomorrow night John G.
SAKE will lecture at the Memphis Thea
ter under the auspices of the Reading
Room Association. Mr.. SAKE has Sc
lected a theme for his first lecture that
possesses little interest to all jewellers
on this sphere. "Love will be treated
from humorous, sentimental and gro
tesque stand.point--and who can treat
it better or more scientifically than the
renowned humorlst and poet2 The
second lecture will be on the subject of
Poetry and Poets.
A OPERA BoUFFE.-0wing to the heavy
expense incident to the Introduction Of
a regular operate company, the mana
gers Of the Aimee French Opera Bouffe
troupe feel compelled to raise the
prices for reserved seats to two dollars,
q reduction to be made in all cases
where seats are taken every night for
the season. There are no less than
sixty.Gye persons in the company, all
of them Of the lirst-class, involving an
outlay of over $4,000 per week. To-day
and tomorrow the box office at the
theater win be opened for the sale Of a
subscription for six nights and mat
nee-season tickets, ten dollars. On
Friday the sale of tickets for single
nights will commence. The public can
well understand thata large opera troupe
cannot play at the same prices as drar
matte and variety troupes. aaF7'ta
OLYMPIC THEArER. The only variety
show in the city is that controlled by
Manager Buchanan on Washington
street. His troupe Of artistsis the largest
in the South, and each night be gives
complete change Of performance. To
night a most attractive bill will be pre-
sented, introducing new speeialties and
many new performers.
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Advertise in.the
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0PHIcE,
MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 5. 1873. ]


MEMPHIS. TENN. March 3. 49,
Gold is steady in New York at ll5CS
1851, but our dealers have so little faith
in that premium being maintained that
they bid only ia. Exchange is in some
better supply, notwithstanding that sew
eral banks are in the market as purchas-
crs. Cotton bills come in slowly, butan
improved supply Is expected, as the
sales of cotton increase. Rates are
steady at s@4c discount buying, and in
furnishing bankers checks par is the
rate. The demand for money, especially
upon the street, is less active to-day,
though the situation is far from being
one of ease. The banks loan only to
favored customers at the usual rate. But
little is being done in local securities.
Memphis and Charleston railroad shares
are worth 24c. Memphis skies, fiat, are
quoted 53l@54c. Coupons Of July, 1872,
are 95@96c, and January, 1873, are held
at85c. Shelby county warrants are 300
aS8c, and State warrants 97gGyo9c.
Old Bank of Tennessee money is quoted
975O98@c, and the new issue 30@3lc.
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The breaks in the water pipes are not
misfortunes to the Water Company, as
people may suppose, nor peculiar to this
city, as in all tests of water pipes which
have to stand high pressure more or
less breaks are expected. as in such a
length of large mains there must neces-
sarily be some imperfect castings. The
company now have their pipes tested up
to as high pressure as perhaps they
would ever be required to stand; still
they are guaranteed to stand much
higher one, and tits well to have a good
margin. se X. 5is-,1
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l,l0 p.m.--No business since last report.
Board o. exchange u holding a meeting IN
reference 10 bylaws. etc. r.IrI
LTrERPOoL, March 8. llis0 a.m.-cotton
opens quiet but steady. Uplands. gtd; Or
ieanf. lOd. Irr
2 p.m.-cotton IL steady. Uplands. gl.d;
Orleans. l0d. Sales, 1900 bales, Of which 1000
were for export and speculation.
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NOR LEAsE OR SALE-ElHIfT a GRkS OF
Ground, snitabls for n gardep, sitaated on
dairy Apniv 10 II. SEESSeLl, SR.,
VIZ p''' .s " JefierEen st.
LHOR LEASE OR SALE -EIgHrY LOTS,
N ON Beal, Shelby, Clinton. fspee. MeSail'
DeSOto, Tennessee and Orleans s:FeeLs. eeV,
eral Of these are large lots. near ElevdsHr ANA
Beal street landing. .. H
Also, many small lots TO lease or sell cheap,
on NSrtle, near Beal street. and on Stewart
aven1s, near fernando street. .I n
MMy y. VANCE, l35 Madison St,
I35-xyi-s or Phoenix Insurance Office.
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THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.

All Of the upper streams are falling
as will be seen by the telegraphic state
ment above. Here the river is falling
slowly to- day, but by Tomorrow will de
cline so rapidly that it will be necessary
for the boats and wharf boats to keep
their spars out that they may not be left
sticking to the bank, as was the case at
St. Louis a month or so since The
Arkansas and White rivers are falling,
the former With hardly seven feet and
the latter Nth fully nine feet Of water.
There is considerable floating Zoe above
Cairo aud in the Ohio at Louisville, but
the weather is mOderating in the North
,day, and here it is clear, with the
mercury at 290 above zero at Gam.
.a BUSINESS. a q.
The Belle Memphis for 81. Louis went
cut last evening with good passenger
trip, and the local packets we're full Of
freight and passengers. The Boyd for
the Arkansas was loaded Eat and the
Armadillo for the same stream lefi late
with 500 tons. The II. S. Turner passed
down this morning with 500 tons, stop
ping here but a few moments. The
Cleburne from White riFeF arrived With
SCI bales cotton, WHICH she is putting
out al the foot Of Jefferson street The
Colorado on her way 70 Yicksburg
passed down, adding 25 tons here. The
81 Joseph. with 400 tons, arrived from
ST. Louis aud is at the elevator discharg-
ing. The Tom Jasper passed down st
midnight last night loadsl deep. aud the
Charles McDonald with toH of empty
coal barges passed up this morning. The
Albion With her tos Of salt bargss is
getting ready to sssEt Tor the Ohio. The
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MiIe., Nhoen! Miles SHOES I

Misses and children's genuine Miles
shoes and CATERS, cloth or leather, fresh
and perfect goods, at 81 % pair. No
humbug. II KABH n FREIBERG,
w&sj 9 Corner Poplar and Main. v
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BoARDIHc.

BOARDING, = GENTLEMEN CAN OBJ
ID tain good board, With OF Blthout lodging,
~ ls3 Second street.
TxAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING rHE
former patrons that have taken charge Of
ne w hitemOfs House. and hope BY attention
10 business and tbs epmfort Of travellers to
merit 3 share of puddle VStronage. Terms
'-i''' - A. j. MILLS. N. q.
Mr.. Wbitanore viii sell We found az The
hoase. Nos. ia9 ssd ~ Adams street. l5-t
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LARGE bottles and large doses are not
the thing. Take Kress Fever Tonic.
You get WARRANTED ague remedy in
small compass for oee dollar. W. O.
Griswold q Co. have this remedy.
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GEORGE MILLER's "Cut on" saloon,
No. 10 Madison. Entrances on Main
sAf.l; uEglf SOD l.uaA ttf 9e
ana Madlson. Z, 1919 trt .-.f..
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.YWOFTT COTTON.

Yesterdays sales were 5000, that be-
ing the largest days sales since January
%. To-day kilograms show no change
10 prices in either New York or Liver.
pool, but in the former market slight
shading is noticed in futures. There is
fair demand to-day, and sales to noon
we're 100 bales, including $50 bales,
strict ordinary to good ordinary atl6l@
lie, and for inferior l0@l4c. We quote:
ORDINARY. yi9I4
d00Q ordinary Stat9
Low
strict Miqqling ......,.,.'' ois<
Good 9@lN
The Financial Chronicle Of March LIST
gives the following as the stock of cotton in
sight on February 2sth and on the correspond
ing date last season as follows:
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These figures indicate decrease in the cot
ton in sight of 40 bales compared with the
same date Of 1872. Compared with last year.
Bombay shipments during the week ending the
2lst increased s 1000 bales, and since January
decreased 1O3, 900 bales. Stocks at interior
towns fthe United States increased 71SS bales
during the same week, but were II, 1888 more
than the same week last year; receipts, were
$40 bales more than those the previous year.
and exports decreased 29.l7s, while the stocks
were IS, s25 bales more than theyiwere year
ago. Total receipts at United States ports
since the first of September, 1872. 2,7la.sl5
bales, against 2,si4.p5s bales fer the same
period Of 1871 y. showing an increase since
l. 1872. Of 47l,757 bales.
The following is a comparative daily state
ment Of receipts. ETC., at Memphis cor this and
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STEAMBOATS,.
i,or Ar,aasas river.

Memnbis an Arkansas River Packet Com
pany-U. i. Mail Line = For Pine Blaf,
Little Rock, and all points through 10 fori
Smith. ....A .H.f
DARDANELLE. s-...........E. Smith, master
WILL LEAVE As,AB0VR ON IT, -
w SATURDAY, ssh inst, a. lsAksiFlI
sn'm she will reship iier freight -
al Little Rock, for points above. on tho steam
JOHN N. HARBIN, Agent.
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Memphis and 81. Louis Packet company-.For
Hickman, Columbus. Cairo and 81. Louis.
ST. JOSEPH. Gray. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE NJ, -
w THIS DAY. 5ih Instant at elR
8 pm. croo., T----,,---
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For New Orleans.

For yieksburr, hatcher and New Orleans.
ROBT +. LEE.......................Can Cannon, master
NXyILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON Esz, =
w THURSDAY. 9th instant, at l1ilh%
10 a. m. For freight or passage ap- -
aly 10 j. Il. WASHINGTON,
"a Madison street.
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TS0R RENT-A FARM OF FIVE ACRES.
road. known as the jacob Place or Forest
Retreat' This place is stocked with choices
fruit, such as grapes, peaches, pears. ,apricots,
etc, and is well suited for market garden.
unfinished. Possession given immediately.
Apply TO Swayna " Oolman. Rental Agents,
Ma us Main street, or to J. W. Jefferson, No.
III Madison ST. llZ-T
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THr latest aiylss only in boots and
shoes, at A. G. Dennis 292 Main street
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DR.. r. w. Creighton, the well known
physician, leaves to-day for Hot Springs,
Arkansas. for the purpose Of practicing
his profession in that locality during
the coming season. DIR. Creighton has
been a most popular and successful
practitioner in this city, and is quite an
accession to the profession at Hot
Springs. ! Ill8 3LOlllLJ ~
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Buy your wood from C H. John
son, III Poplar ST.. near Fourth. It
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FIVE LECTURES AT COCHRAN HALL

FIVE LEerUREs AT CoeHRAN HALL.
Drs. Payne and Payne, from st. Louis,
will commence course Of free lectures
tomorrow night on anatomy, physiology
and phrenology. For five years these
gentlemen have lectured and practiced
their profession in St. LOUIS
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NOR RENT-A LARGE BRICK HOUSE
suitable for d factory. situated on the bank
Of the Mississippi river In Fort Pickering, near
the gas works; formerly occupied as a brewery
H"u u'''''''''' MARX & BENSDORF,
113-t No. Madison street.
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tBelow high water Of 1871. on u Do.
Blank (....,l indicates no report; cipher (0l
stationary; ~ rising; I'd gorged.
l0hciall 5. w. RHODE,
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For Arkansas River.

Regular Weekly Packet Line-For Pine Bluff
and all Way Landings.
GEO. W. CHEEK.....G George Malone, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE 49, r.
w every THURSDAY at5p.m., LA,tty
and do a general way business. usl'@ss'Aa11a
For freight or passage 9pgIy E on RoaEd or 70
Of AZ Madison street.
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SHIPPIxG TAGS printed just at New
York prices at the PUBLIC LED0EE
Office. 4Sl
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE = VALUABLE BUSINESS
property. My store-house and lot, no,
800 t2llzxiisK feet) Front street, Memphis.
Terms srf easy Rp2, PPARTEE. ssi Main st.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
noArs Anyrhr1arn mo- lrAyr ro.nAY.
ARRIVALS.

alal 1i ARRIVALS.
Steamer St. Francis, Wittsbnrg.
7A" a- George G. Wolf, st. Louis.
II. s. Turner, Louisville.
"4 Tom Jasper, st. Louis.
:" Pat Cleburne, White river.
"'l Colorado, st. Louis,
. +" z st. Joseph, St. Louis.
I" Geo. w. Cheek, Pine Bluff.
sf...s. ,,s DEPARTURES. rli as.
Steamer George C. Wolff, Red river.
gArmadillo, Arkansas river.
Mary Boyd, Arkansas river.
b" A. J. White, Napoleon.
a"sl II. 5. Turner, New Orleans.
Z" Tom Jasper. New Orleans.
E 81" Colorado, Vicksburg.
BOATS IN PORT.
St. Francis, Batesyille, II. Probasco,
Pat Cleburne, st. Jos eph, Cheek.
Daily report of the stage Of water and the
changes during the twenty-four hours ending
al noon to-day:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-05

Carter Line Of Red River Packets For Jeffer-
soa. Shreveport. Alexander, Grand Ecoro
and way landings.
LADY LEE.................G. +. Shields, master
NNJILL LEAVE AS ABOVE IT,. =
wv THURSDAY. 9th inst, at ~ III
Ut. WASHINGTON. ACT.
rt|-I AZ Madison street.