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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-26

very popular and attentive officer, has
charge Of the office.
FoR FRIAR's PolEr.-The regular
coast packet Phil Allin, Captain James
Lee, will leave this evening at 8 o'clock
for Friar's Point and all the usual way
landings. Stack Lee and Cannon are
clerks.
For ARKANSAS RIyER.-The Pink Var
BILE leaves this afternoon at o'clock
sharp for Pine Bluff and all points on
the Arkansas river. Captain John Fen
wick is her popular commander.
For FRIAR's PoIYT.-The George W.
Cheek, Captain Malone, leaves this after
noon at 8 o'clock FOR Hale's Point,
Gayoso Landing, and all the usual way
landings. Barney Barinds is chief
clerk.
FoR ARKANSAS RIvER.-The Clarks.
vile, Captain s. B. Adams, departs at 8
o'clock this afternoon for Pine Bluff
Little Rock and all points on the Arkan-
sas river. Mr.. W. Holmes is clerk.
For CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS. - The
Emma Elliott, Captain Riley, leaves at
8 o'clock to-day for Cairo and St. Louis.
Mr.. Tom Whittledge is purser.
For VIcKsBURG ANo NAToHEz. Tho
fast and commodious steamer North
western will leave as above tomorrow
evening.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Nick Longworth will not land
here.
The Alaska will be in tonight and
leave for Cincinnati Friday evening at
5 pm.
The Cleburne will be compelled to lay
over until tomorrow, owing to the bad
weather.
VIcKsBURG, February "a, 1873.
To r. W. Lightburne:
Win arrive Wednesday, and leave on
Thursday. ALT. GRIssoM,
Steamer John B. Maude.
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WON AT "FARO.Y
An Illinois Horse DrOver Loses
niEht nnndsea Dollar ~ one OF

An Illinois Horse Dr0ver Loses
Eight Hundred Dollars Ina One Of
the Golden Helis Of Memphis.
Last Monday night VIM. M. Douglass
horse drover from Illinois. sold lot oil
horses for eight hundred dollars. by
way Of celebrating his luck he got drunk
and was inyeigled into a faro bank es-
Enlistment by a couple Of stool
pigeons" or "cappers." He did not
know how the game was played, yet by
the aid OF new friends he lost nearly
eight hundred dollars. The next
thing he recollected was finding
himself in a hack at the Lou
isville depot, and his two friends in.
sisting that he should purchase ticket
and leave on the .early train for home.
This he did not do, however, but re.
turned and complained to the Chief OF
Police. The faro" bank man refused
70 disgorge, claiming, as is the custom,
that the money was lost and won fairly
at the table. The Illinoisian employed
a lawyer and had the three chaps in.
dieted by the grand jury for larceny,
and had the gambling implements and
furniture attached by writ from the Cir
cult Court. The chaps we're arrested
yesterday, and will give bond sometime
to-day.
Whsnit becomes clearly apparent that
a citizen is robbed plucked or swindled
in a gambling den, the den should be at
once closed by the police authorities,
and sealed up Theoretically. The chances
Of winning at square" game are
amply numerous for even the most
grasping proprietor of the hell, and
should he introduce the brace" or
square out swindlIng business by means
Of confederates, his little game should
be stopped at once.
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COKE at gas Office, 29l Second street
IEo
The Rnried Pnnnora


The late developments as to the plan
pursued by our county undertakers in
burying the pauper dead, by placing
them in shallow graves so that they are
washed out by every rain and banking
the collins up two and three tiers in
height, displayed such spirit Of reck-
lessness and inhumanity that our grand
jury has been invited to investigate the
matter. We commend to our county
undertaken and alderman from the First
ward, the following words from the
gifted Talmage on the Poor in Heaven"
Here comes a great column of the
Christian poor. They always walked
on earth. The only ride they ever had
was in the hearse that took them to the
D. ntter's Field They went day by day
roo, 'ly clad, and meanly fed, and insult
b. o;sn, 'ly sheltered. They were jostled
~ &c }, buses whose rent they could not
80 and out of churches where their
presence WIS an ofense. Considering
he insignifca ut way many of these went
ont of The world, the poor doctoring,.
and the course shi'nud, and the haste Of
he obseouies, you might have expected
for them tame reception on the other
aide. lint a shining rstinue was waiting
beyond the river for their departing
spirits. and as they passed, a celestial
escort accompanied them, and snow
white chargers of heaven were brought
n. and the conquerors mounted and
here they pass in the throns OF the VIC
.or-poor-house exchanged for palace,
rags for imperial attire, weary walking
or seats on the white horse-from the
Kings stable. Ride on, We victorsr
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Mr.. WILKINSON, the clever and enter.
prising newsdesler at III Main street,
has full supply of Northern and East
ern dailies and weeklies OF latest date,
and has also received in addition to all
the popular periodicals of the day full
line of stationery of the finest quality
and latest style, including a variety Of
initial note and letter paper and en-
velopes that cannot but please any per-
son OF taste in such matters.
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k...s.sl lUulCAItS no T6DOTLs Cipher W.
'ffo5lfRiG eisiS " risinsi " sI ". Rhode,
Observer Signal Service. U. S. A.
THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.
The river continues to rise gradually
here, and is now thirty-two feet and -four
inches above low water mark. The
gorge in the Mississippi at Davenport
has broken, causing few inches rise
there, and at Cairo the water is rising;
but with these exceptions all the streams
above are falling, while several of the
lower tributaries are rising. Red
river has in the past two days swollen
nearly ten feet; the White and Arkansas,
however, as well as the 0uachita, are
declining. The weather is disagreeably
damp to-day, rain having fallen for sew
eral hours. The local packets came we'll
laden to-day. The Cleburne brought
1928 bales cotton and lays over until to-
morrow evening. The Anna, from the
Arkansas, put out 57l bales cotton here
and had ia bales for the Ohio river.
The E. H. Durfee, for Red river, went
down this morning well laden. The
Lady Lee, from Shreveport, passed up
light, and the John Kilgour came down
from the Ohio at noon with nearly 1000
tons and has 100 plows to put off here.
BUSINESS.
Scarcely anything was done at the
landing yesterday, the entire fraternity
connected with the river interest turn
ing out to enjoy the holiday festivities,
so that the boats that came in the night
previous and yesterday were not dis
charged until to-day. The Emma Eli
OFT brought good trip of produce for
this city, and goes back tonight. The
A. j. White and Frank Forest brought
crowds of people, the former having
over 300. The Mary Houston passed up
with $50 tons for the Ohio. and the Col
,rado put out 30 bales Of cotton that she
got below. The St. Joseph was full Of
ireight and people, and the St. Luke
passed up with l5o tons for St. Louis.
The day closed without any occurrence
It the landing worth mentioning.
BOATS TO LEAVE.
FoE NEw OELEASsEThe elegant
ieamer John B. Maude, Captain Noel. |
Vill leave for the Crescent City to-mor-
ow evening.
FOR Arkansas RIvER-The West
Wind leaves this afternoon at sharp Eve
or Pine Bluf and Little Rock. Captain
)umay commands, and W. p. Gray is
hief clerk.
FoR CIScISSATL-The Andy Baum.
,splain Vinion, leaves this evening AZ
I've o'clock for Cincinnati and al points
m the Ohio river. Mr.. C. Woodbury.,
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MONEY.
PUBLIC 2 LEDGER oEFIcE,

PUBLIC LKDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. TENN.. February %. 1881
The calm that follows the storm is no.
ticeable to-day in the very light business
being transacted at the banks, where,
we're it not for the routine business,
there would hardly be stir. Money is
loaned to customers at from l0@12 p
cent, and is in good demand. The SUP.
ply Of exchange is, in a majority Of
cases, exceeds the demand, and in one
instance we hear of the importation OF
currency. There was also transactions
between banks amounting to $500 at 3c
discount. Counter rates are s@3c dis
count buying and par selling on all
points. Gold is ll5 in New York, and
ia here, though $500 was taken by a
dealer to day at 1871. Local invest
meats are nominal, save perhaps city
bonds, and there is for them fair in
quiry. Arkansas State scrip or levee
bond coupons are worth Csc to buyers,
and sell at Csc. The rate at Little Rock
is Csc.
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JOE LOCKE, veteran newsnan, at 236
Main, one door north of his old stand,
has the latest dailies, weekly picto-
rails and magazines from all parts of
the world, as well as a complete stock
Of books, stationery and general news
goods. Joe has reduced the price of
all dailies to five cents, pictorials ten
cents, and other periodicals at similar
rates
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COTTON.

The New York rate declined &c to.
day, but again advanced to 2OS for mid.
ding. Liverpool is steady and I'M
changed. There was nothing done yes
terday, except in small way, and to-
day the sales up to noon were but 200
bales, mostly in small lots, and on spec
ulation account there is no disposition
by factors to push sales, and buyers
want concessions on suitable tables that
they cannot get. We quote prices stead
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BOARDING.

II TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE
Il former patrons that have taken charge OF
the Nhilomoro House. and hope BY attention
10 hunIness aud do comfort Of travellers 10
merit . share Of public patronage. Terms
~ A. j, MILLS. ND,
Mr.. Whitemoro will still DO found al the
house, Nos. 100 and iii Adams street. iiS-f
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THE CARNIVAL.
Memphis goes masqueradingi n Obe-
dfenoe 20 the Orders of King NO.
mus twenty Thousand ntrnng.
ers Enjoy tho Fun aud Mad Rev.
elry.


Memphis goes Masqueradfng fn One
dfonce 20 the orders OF King mo
mus Twenty Thousand ntrnmg
ers Enjoy tho Fun aud Mad Rev
eiry.
Notwithstanding the cloudy and un
pleasant weather yesterday, the grea
Mardi Gras carnival was duly celebrated
by King Menus and his Hosts of Misrule
During the day, kings, princes, Cinnamon
Indians, sailors, men in women's ap
parel and women in mems habiliments
thronged the streets and sidewalks
10 the great amusement Of thousands o.
spectators. During the entire day these
picturesque and grotesque characters
INDUCED in mad revelry. The greatest
latitude was INDUCED in by the maskerI
and the unmarked.
KING NoMUs.
At two o'clock in the afternoon King
Menus and his crew passed in process
sion through the principal streets. The
royal cortege was imposing, and was
joined by thousands Of maskers and
mummers as it passed over the line oil
march, from the Charleston avenue "a
Adams street, down Adams to Second
up Second to Market, down Market "a
Main, down Main to Beal out to Shelby
down Shelby to Vance, up Vance to
Main, and up Main to Adams, where the
procession disbanded. Throughout the
entire line OF march the most admirable
disorder prevailed, not an incident oc'
curing that in any way interfered with
the general reign Of good feeling.
In the procession every conceivable
character was represented. In wagons
and on horseback the Mystic Crew swept
past amid the cheers Of the thousands
who filed the sidewalks, awnings, win
dows and house tops. AS night ap-
preached the wild spirit of fun seemed
to increase.
THE MEMPHI.
A. eight o clock the mysterious Mem
phi appeared on the streets in chariots.
The Society gave representation Of
Ornithology or the Feathered Tribes.
The costumes of the Memphi who rode
in the twenty chariots, were elegant and
costly. All along the line, calcium
lights and torches blazed. The specta-
tors followed the procession and cheered
loudly at everything.
THE BALLS, ETC.
At the Memphis Theater the Memph
gave a series of tableaux; the subjects
were we'll presented. TIE Queen of the
Carnival was selected by the Memphi-
Miss Mary Mansfield was chosen for this
position and TIE post of Maid of Honor
fell to the lot of Miss Katie Avent.
The amusements closed with a grand
dance by the Memphi and the attend
ants on the Court of the Queen.
At the Exposition building, Cochran,
Assembly, Memphis Club Halls, Com
mercial and Worsham Hotels, Turner
Hall and Grand Opera House the follow
ers of King Carnival held high revels
until nearly daylight this morning.
Throughout the night the roar of ex.
cited humanity, mad with pleasure, filled
the streets. AS the dawn of day drew
near, one by one the jewellers sought
their couches and sank to sleep to dream
of weird figures, gorgeous lights, pro-
voking maskers aud all the parapherna-
lia of mirth and fun-and thus Mardi-
Gras closed in triumph.
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The sudden changes of temperature,
together with the searching winds which
are nov so common, are causing severe
colds to prevail everywhere, and laying
the foundations for many cases of in
Examination of the lungs, Pleurisy,
asthma, and other lung disorders. Pru-
dent people should now take especial
precautions TO avoid unnecessary expo
sure. and e unfortunate enough to con-
tract colds, would DO well to resort to
DR.. Jsyns's ExpectOrant, . safe and re-
liable remedy. which will not only
promptly cure colds, but viii relieve and
strengthen the pulmonary and bronchial
organs, and remove al dangerous symp-
toms. Sold everywhere. mVts
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APPLES Quiet at 6 OOs5 90. a. 10 quail
ity from store.
BEEf-Fresh forequarters. f16c; hind. S
dl0c; mess, SIS > bbl.
BUTIER-Western held at 2Sssoc; inferior.
12u2lc.
BAGGING-RanEes from li9lf,zc for light
sad heavy brands.
BaAN = Firm a 81 poau 50 , ton at the
levee and 81 34l = B 100 lbs from store in
a small way.
BACON-Sugar-cursd hams, l3slic e. %
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EoR LEASE or SALE.

NOR LEASE OR sALE-EIGHTY LOIS.
Il on Beai. Shelby. Clinton. Vance. Mccall.
erai Of these are large lots, near Elevator and
Beal street lanfinr.
Airo. many small lots 20 lease or sell. cheap.
on Myrtle. near Btal street, and on nieWart
Avenue. nosf nurnauin street.
WN. L. VANCE. ll NadiEon o..
1g5-rri-l OF phUnir lnEuraucs once.
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Those sugar eggs bon bon that were
drawn by the ladies at the Memphi Car
nival at the Memphis Theater, last even
ing, were made by Mr. August Berton,
the popular confectioner on Poplar
street, and not by Mr.. Joseph Specht, as
stated by the Appeal.
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II. G. HoLLENBERG keeps the finest
stock of pianos, organs, sheet music and
musical instruments Of all kinds, whole
sale and retail, ga Second street, oppo-
site Court Square. l54
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The beautiful monthly magazine, the
Bow Bells, for February, is to be found
Al r ]. Walkers news depot. le5 Beal
street. This is one Of the finest maya
zines placed on our table Call asd
subscribe for the new volume.
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Fresh Canadian Oat meal, sweet cider,
pure strained and comb honey, and a
full line Of extra family groceries, at ].
Devoto's, corner Of Third and Adams
streets. lloT
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MYK0LEHASKUM.

Ihave now on hand 10000 bushels
best Pittsburg coal; large lot of A No. !
ash wood and gas coke, which am Of
fering to city and country consumers, in
any quantity, at reasonable rates. am
prepared now 10 deliver all orders
promptly. GEo. MELFRsH,
278 Main street.
Ysrds-Front aud Mccall and l75
Madison. 1897
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"MrDDLEMAReH," by George Elliott,
in paper covers, has been received by
Mansford, corner of Second and Mum
roe; also all the monthlies for March,
and latest daiIies from Philadelphia,
Baltimore, New York and other leading
cities.
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The cup of woe is full when ague gets
good hold on a man. Kress Fever
Tonic empties the cup by counteracting
the ague poison and expelling it from
the system. Get Kress at Griswold &
o.
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LIVERPOOL. February Is, II 80 a.m.-Cofton
opens steady. Uplands. ed; Orleans. 10d.
2 p.m.-Cotton is dull. Uplands. sd;
Orleans. led. Sales. 10000 bales. Of which
1000 wee for export and speculation.
4p.m.-Cotton closes dull. Uplands. Esd;
UlrIaama 1n1
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WV. WALLACE, justice Of the peace,
and S. A. Moore, notary public, may be
found at No. 80 Monroe street, where
business before either viii be promptly
transacted. los
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Personal.

Mr.. Charles Leoni, the proprietor Of
Leoni's Opera House, Little Rock, and
our esteemed friend Charles o. White,
called on US to-day.
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For stylish Mardi Gras suits at reason
able prices and in character, go to $50
Main street, room 49,
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THE CITY.
M EMPHISs
Wednesday Evening, Feb. &c, 1878.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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Just received. large supply Of No. l
Pittsburg coal, which We are selling at
seventy-fve cents per barrel.
l40-f War; & LEWIS.
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MESS. BEEF.-H. Seessel, sr., Central
Market, corner Jefferson and Third
streets, is prepared to supply the trade
with the finest quality of mess beef at
the very lowest figures. s
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SHIPPING TAGS printed just at New
York prices at the PUBLIC LEDGER
office. 43t
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LATEST styles of boots and shoes re-
ceived weekly byD ennis, 292Main st. m
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n OsT-ON COURT, MAIN OR JEFFER-
IL sop streets, between Court Square and Ex-
position Building, one fur cape. The finder
viii please leave Same at Ledger Office. 1883
n OST- ON FRIDAY LAST. ON MAIN ST.
IL between Madison and Monroe, a fine black
velvet mantle, trimmed with very deep lace.
Person returning same 10 Ledger Office will be
literally compensated. l53-l5i
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U0R RENT C0TTAqE-A HANDSOME
cottage home, 92 Marshall avenue, cor
ner Orleans; rooms, out-houses and garden.
DICKINSON, WILLIAMS & CO.,
I4g-t 266 Front street.
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nor RENT-A COTTAGE OF 4 LARGE
rooms, with out-houses, on lot l50x3O0
feet, on Tate street, south and short walk Of
street cars on Vance street. Apply to
C0NAWAY x LINSDAY,
14o-16 1853 Main street.
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Buy your wood from c Il. John
son, III Poplar ST., near Fourth. IT
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NOR RENT-A LARGE BOARDING.
H. house; Il rooms, good cistern, etc. APP
DIV TO JACOB PRINCE,
i4S-t Cor. Sycamore and Front streets.
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NOR RENT-STORE- HOUSE NO. IS UNION
Il street, occupied by Mnburn, Walker *
Co., adjoining Ford. Porter 4 Co. Said store
is SO feet wide by 200 feet deep. POSSESSING
W,B. aREENLAW, JR.,
1Eo1 Ma 70 Madison street
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Tbs young mems hobby shoes have
Just arrived at 2s2 Main street II
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FOUND.


ToUYD-AGo GOLD BRACELET. THE OWN
II or can get II at this office: l53-l55
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lI:lO a.m.-oaIes Tor March, % 0-IUci April,
20 s-l6c; May, % 9-S2c.
1910 p.m.-Cotton is duh and nominal.
Spot sales to-day. 60 bales; futures. 1000 bales.
Sales for February, O1se; March, % 5-l6c;
April, % GIG.
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NOR RENT FARMS. DWELLINGS CITY
and suburban) by Trezevant Il Co.. $40
Main street. w. ID. McCALLUM,
ll7-xvi-l6 /. In charge Rental Department.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

DRIVEN WELLS, I6 Jefferson st.
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TJoR RENT OR SALE SIX ACRES OF
rich enclosed ground, near residence of
Major 4. j. Hays.
small house and five acres, Orleans street,
near Mr.. Jacob Thompson's residence.
1S5-xyi-5 WIN. l.. VANCE.
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T1OR RENT-CELLAR. CORNER FRONT
and Jefferson street, used for saloon. APP
ply to JOS. /. ANDREWS h SONS,
i4S-t 252 Front street.
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COALi COALi COALl

NV. S. BROvsr, l6 Jefferson St
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PUNFs, l6 Jefferson street
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NOR RENT-COTTAGES. APPLY TO
ACKLEN x SNEED,
143-t $50 Main street.
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NOR RENT-sTORE ON JEFFERSON ST.,
near Main, and one on Front street. near
Court. JOS. /. ANDREWS d SONS,
142sf No. 252 Front street.
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WANTED.
For RENT.

T5oRsALE-YOUNG COW. GOOD MIXER
II Inquire at junction South and Elliott SITS.
l5S-t l.. TAYLOR HENDRICk.
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Changes.
Stations.


tBelow high water of 1871.
failing fast.
EBlank (......l indicates no report; cipher 10Y
stationary; ~ rising; Cd gorged.
[0ficiall S. W. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service, u. s.. A.
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EOR SALE-6 HEAD OF A NO. MULES,
u good wagons. sets Of good harness. and
license for the same. Will sell cheap for cash
or good city acceptance. Inquire Of Jacob
Prince. corner Of Sycamore and Front streets /.
near gas works. l4S-f
EOR SALE-GENERATOR FOR MAKING
n soda water and two soda fountains al
Chas. Towards. 27 Main It. li7-l52
F7OR SALE-REsIDENCE--OwINGT TO MY
II loss By the late FIRE NJ my shop. / wish to
sell my residence. AZ Al Avery street; house
new, with four rooms and hall. side and front
porches, basement and kitchen, good well and
cistern title perfect and terms liberal. Apply
b. TreIeVant a Co, or %
lE-f II. LEMON. Al Avery street.
EOR sALE-sPLENDID BUSINESS LOT.
II AppiY 70 Mrs. NJ. w. Brown. - Main
firest, or c. W. Frazer, IS Monroe. l9-f
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HUTCHINSON. WILLIAMS A co.. COTTON
~ Factors, 266 Front street. st
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NOR RENT-A HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS,
II No. Is Exchange street extended. 149-t
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oRooERIEs.
BUSINESS nousEs.

II L. GUION, REAL ESTATE BROKER,
III. Rental and Collecting Agent, No. ~
Main street, Bethel Block. ll2-xyi-n
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Painting.
y. DAVIS. HOUSE, AND SIGN Pa
CAUTION.

A LII PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED NOT
"a TO trade for. or purchase i've shares o.
slock Of the Merchants Insurance Company OF
Memphis certificate No. 1897. issued 70 John
ID. Robinson, Trustee, the same having been
lost or mislaid and cannot be found.
JOHN d. ROBINSON. Trustee,
February ed. 1873. 1904
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-26

FOR RENT-A GOOD FRONT OFFICE.
e upstairs in LEDGER Building. Apply in
business office, Is Madison street 1T