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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-06
COUNTY COURT.
Annual Re.OrganizatiOn-E Election
OF chairman, County Attorney.
seriousness

Annual REORGANIZATION
OF chairman, County Attorney.
Etc.
At IL o'clock this morning thirty-three
magistrates took seats on the County
Court bench, Chairman Bleckly pre-
siding, with Sheriff Doyle as officer of
the Court. Immediately after organ
iziug, EEsqsir Esquire Miller Miller moved 10 go into
an election for Chairman. Esquire
Becky, being candidate, retired from
the bench, and was succeeded by Esquire
Jones as presiding officer during the
election. The gentlemen placed in
nomination were Thomas Holman, c.
L. Brooks, G. M. Bartlett, T. G. Bleckley.
The first ballot stood, for Holman Z,
Brooks 3, Bartlett ?, Bleckley 10; total,
20; necessary. to a choice, 10. The
second ballot resulted in like manner
and Esquire Brooks withdrew. In the
third ballot Holman received 8 votes,
Bartlett 8 and Bleckley II, total num-
Der of votes cast, 3O necessary to
choice l6. The fourth ballot resulted in
no election and stood, for Holman 8,
Bartlett 8, Bleckley ID. Fifth ballot,
Holman 10, Bartlett 8, Bleckley II; no
election. Sixth ballot, Holman 10,
Bartlett Z, Bleckley 10. Esquire Bart
lett withdrew his name and Esquire
Miller was nominated. Seventh ballot,
Holman 10, Bleckley II: Miller 3; total
number of votes cast 30; necessary to a
choice l6. Esquire Bleckley being
elected took seat on the bench as pre-
siding officer, and it was moved that the
Court should go into an election for
County Attorney,
The nominations made were: W. W.
Mcdowell present incumbent) Esquire
William Wallace, H. Clay King. Col
II. Clay King addressed the Court in a
lengthy speech. He proposed to act as
County Attorney, and attend to all
county business in the courts for $1,000
per annum, the regular salary being
$500, and thereby. save toithe taxpayers
$500 Col. King presented written
proposition, embracing the above offer,
and retired. Considerable discussion
ensued as to the proposition, and, no
election was had up to two o'clock this
afternoon.
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LEDGER LINES.

Shroye Tuesday, Mardi-Gras, falls this
year on the 25th Of February The Lydia
Thompson blondes, in Barbe Blsue, at
the theater tonight. Foster, the spirit
medium and seer, was arrested in Nash
vile last Friday on the charge Of vio-
lating city ordinance which prohibits
fortune telling, planet reading, ETC., and
which is Enable ofense TO the amount
Of fifty dollars. The Lingard comedy
company at the Grand Opera House to.
night. A hard-hearted jury in New
York decided to hang Stokes for the
murder Of Jim Fisk; Stokes should
~ once apply for change Of
venue to Tennessee, where hanging
for murder is merely a tradition.
In half an hour last Saturday afternoon
we had sunshine, rain, hail and snow,
for which variety, according TO the hui
morist Of the Appeal, Mayor johnson is
responsible. This is the week Of prayer
appointed by the Evangelical alliances,
and services will be held daily from 81
to A pm at the Court street Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church. The Nissis.
sippi is the great swell Of the period at
present The Butchers Ball at Cochran
Hall tonight. Since the wet weather
set in the funny man on the Appeal sat
urates his brogans in a mixture Of
rosin, beeswax and tallow," and yet he
is not happy unless he is charging the
Mayor With all kinds Of responsibilities.
The Solons of the State meet at Nash
vile today in order to swap ideas, etc.
The School Board assemblies this even
ing. 1t is to be hoped that the County
Court at its present session, will make
an appropriation for the erection and
maintenance of a county hospital or
pay pro rata to the city; at present the
county furnishes a large proportion of
patients to the city hospital, yet does not
contribute one cent towards their sup
port or for medical treatment. A heavy
reward has been offered for the arrest
of the murderous negroes who beat and
robbed Gennochio aud wife; our lynx
eyed detectives can exercise their facul-
ties in working up this case.
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GROCERIES.
BUSINESS HousEs:
WANTED.

HUTCHINSON, WILLIAMS A co.. COTTON
~ FACTORS, 206 front street. ML
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stsel RaiI Douhre TraeIs.

Elsewhere appears an advertisement
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
one of the most magnificent railways in
the world, and passing through region
noted for historical "reminiscences and
variety of grand scenery scarcely
equalled this side of the Rocky Noun
tains. The route is favorite one with
all travellers who have ever been over it,
and it is usually given the preference by
a large class of Southerners who make
regular and stated trips North and East.
The General Ticket Agent, Colonel Sid
ney B. Jones, with headquarters at the
Burnett House in Cincinnati, is known
throughout the South as an agreeable,
accommodating gentleman and an &C.
complished railroad man. He needs no
introduction. Read the particulars con-
corning this road, which explains its un-
unusual advantages.
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COTTON.

Adyices from New York this morning
are to the effect that the Board of I'm
derwriters have advanced their rate
from 81 20 to 81 so, or soc upon 500
on cotton shipped by river and rail, and
that for export by rail and steam, but as
yet the information has had little or no
effect upon prices. Sales Saturday, 1850
bales, and to-day up to noon 800 bales
had been purchased, the demand then
being fair at Saturdays prices, though
ia one or two transactions concessions
were obtained. Up to late hour there
had been no telegraphic advices from
New York, that caused a shade of IN
easiness, though occasioned by an in
terruptien of the wires in New York
oitv Prices to-day were as follows:
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The readers Of the Ledger piH bear
in mind that the sale Of that most cal
liable property in The burnt district, on
he corner Of Second and Union
streets, comes off promptly at elereH
o'clock to morro'e, Tuesday morning
according to the plan af subdivision
noto exhibited on the ground, aud TO be
had at the office Of the Clerk and Mas
ter, E 4. Cole, or Of Royster, Tree
rant & Co., the ansfiOnesrs.
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The newly elected officers Of the So
cieta di Unione FratellHnza ltaliana
are Messrs. J. Augustine Signaigo, Pres
ident; A. B. Vaccaro, Vice President;
G. d. Montedonico, Secretary; V. Bacei-
galupo, Treasurer. e
The officers Of the Memphis Reading
Room Association recently elected are
President, y. C. Mcdowell; Vice Presi-
dent, George /. Stahl; Directors ]. N.
S. Rhett, W. L. Anderson, w. 7. Bow
Dire, W. W. Goodwin, W. r. Moore and
Minor NeriWether. The Board Of Di-
rectors, at the next regular meeting, viii
elect a Secretary and Treasurer.
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Has just occurred at the Peabody Hetel
barbershop. It going into the proprietor
ship Of that prince Of tonsorial art, Mr..
Fred Wolf. The rooms have been en-
tireiy renovated and refurnished. The
bathrooms have also undergone i'm
proYemenis, making the same the most
pleasant and oommOdious in the city.
A number Of gentlemahly attendants
will always be on hand to serve the
friends and former patrons Of Mr.. WOLF
as veil a. the public generally at al
times. III
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pIumblnr nnd Gas FItling.

The enterprising members of the firm
of Jos. Flannery & Co., Nos. SO and 81
jefferson street are prepared to do all
kinds Of work in the plumbing, gas and
steam-pipe fitting lines. upon the shortest
notice and in the most ~orkmanlike
manner. Messrs. Flannery 4 Co., are
dealers in gas fixtures, wrought iron
pipe, pumps, etc. They are practical
mechanics, and deserve success. Then
card appears in another column.
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MEMPHIS POOR.
The Committee Rise 20 ExpIaI

The Executive Committee beg to state
for the information of the public that
only one storekeeper receives salary,
and his son Voluntarily keeps the books,
work enough to cover the storekeeper
pay. The two assistants are likewise
volunteers, and receive no wages.
Lou LEBsRIE, Secretary.
The Executive Committee are notified
to attend a regular meeting this 30 pm.
at Chief A.hys office.
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G. II. HURD, dental Office and resi-
dence, 255 Main street, extracts teeth
without pain with nitrous oxide gas,
which is harmless. He has an extra
gas apparatus for sale. los
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Our rsceipis Cos he week. - shown in the
abore table. are io,lsl bales. shipmentss.7ls
sud sales 1850. against, respectively, So
received. n.97 shipped and Z. 80 cold dur
ina the ame scsk hast year, and respec-
troig l5.lSl. lf.ig7. and li.l51 the pear previ-
ous. and go. 50 and $50 during De sans
Week in lsa
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REMOVAL.
r. u M OV Al.

r.vrNe REMOVED PROM NY OLD
~ $3.50 Ne - Madison street. ~ The large
A 1.cre rommoii3us building. so Front
and I'll Keep constantly on hanq large
street, d, ssiecfei stoek of staRle ana ane ~
and well = rbich j invite the 2iienuoh OF
Groceries. s6e ne trade geperauf'
my customer en- -4sAKEH a. co,
W ~ - ana c9BRissiOH
MerchaA
$50 Front ST. i0lI
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EgF advertisement Of Wheeler &
\, Hsou's sewing machine in the "F0r
s.Is,, - -an, tie owner considering Is
ror,bls,s' offer, a 'S..rgain IN t. 4st
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nrRrTC T.rDgRR JOB PRINTING, Is
t.iiish1eni. No. IS Maiis1n street. Oem-
-,-.r-iSi Sf-,a- al aud general JOB rflnune
executed with ncatusss and dispaleh.
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JUsr REeEIvED-Twenty-6ve dozen
prairie chickens, nice and fresh, at Vic
tor d. Fuchs, Il jefferson street los
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The following statement shows the receipts,
shipments sales and price Of cotton per week
in Memphis, beginning with the week ending
Septembe-e:
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nor RENT-sToREHoUSE--A MAGNIF-
icent storehouse on Main street. suitable
Tor wholesale i r. i1 Dudley FRiAfsEK.
107-109 No. Z Madison street.
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nor RENT-MRS. TATE'S. TW0-sToRY
II brick residence on Orleans street. contain
ing large rooms. with acres Of Front yard
within a few minutes walk OF Vance street
cars. No objection 10 boarding with family.
AP RS-1i II PEOPLES INSURANCE co.
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REcuvED--c choice lot of Malaga
Craps. oranges, apples, raisins, hgs
and ciiron- Lyle & SHIELDS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0PPIcE, |
MEMPHIS. Tenn, January G, 1873.

PUBLIC LEDGER 0FPIcE,
MEMPHIS. Tenn. January 6. l672.J
Thus far during the new year the
local money market has worked com
fortably, and the banks have so far been
able to meet the wants of majority OF
their customers. No embarrassments
of special importance are reported, and
business in its various departments is
moving along in manner which gives
general satisfaction. Bank rates Of in
terest are lO@l2 p cent p annum, and
street rates are f@3 p cent. p
month, with very little good paper
sent to the brokers to shave
Exchange is in more active demand, and
although one or two leading banks are
getting fair supply of cotton bills, they
have not enough to assist their less for
tunate neighbors who have more cur
rency than exchange, and as result
there we're accommodation transactions
at Ic discount. Rates on bills, however,
are steady at &c discount on New York
and Ic on New Orleans; selling rates on
Eastern checks are firm at par. Gold is
taken by dealers at Ill. Up to this
hour no reports have been received from
New York. Local securities are I'M
changed. State warrants are $4,000
buying and,selling, and county 93@95c.
Memphis past-due coupons 6S@7Oc.
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DRIvES WELLS, i6 Jefferson st.
MKNPH1s, Tam. January /. 1873.

n MEMPHIS, TENN., January I, IoF5.
Murray & Ridgely, of 81 Madison
street would hereby tender sincere
thanks to their friends and the public
generally for their kind assistance in re-
moving their stock, rendered necessary
by the burning of their establishment on
Saturday, 18th ultimo. We would ac-
knowledge especial obligation to Mr.
William Whitaker receiving our stock
in his store during the fire. We are now
temporarily located at 3U2 Main street,
opposite Peabody Hotel, where we will
be glad TO see our old customers, and all
others who are pleased to favor us with
their orders. We guarantee entire salts
faction as heretofore. III
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NOR RENT-BRICK RESIDENCE. NO. 1Ol
, Third iNr'Ssf qTsRiEl ssEsv PRS e Court st
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

oe hlnney......,0 p ..
Cincinnati ..........Lawrenee ..............0 PM
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Emile LaBarge, New Orleans.
4" Mayhower, New Orleans.
g" G. W. Cheek, Friar' Point.
Continental, Cairo.
" Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
" St. Francis, Mariana.
Joe Kinney, Cairo.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Frank Forrest, Fulton.
Batesville, White river.
Andy Baum, Cincinnati.
Jennie Howell, Arkansas river.
Ashland, Arkansas river.
Continental, New Orleans.
Emile LaBarge, New Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
Mayhower, G. w. Cheek, Legal
Tender, Phil Allin, st. Francis, Joe
Kinney.
THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.
After falling four feet eleven inches,
the river here is about stationary, with
good stage of water for large boats
below and above. At Cairo the river is
also stationary, and from there to st.
Louis there is eight feet of water and as
many more of ice. The Ohio is falling
slowly at Pittsburg but rising rapidly at
all points below there. A rise of five
feet six inches is reported at Cincinnati,
and nearly as much at Louisville and
Evansville. The Cumberland has two
foot swell, and the streams below here
are gradually swelling. The weather
yesterday was cold, and dark clouds OBJ
scuFed old Sol from view during the
entire day, and to-day it is not much
better.
BUSINESS.
Scarcely anything was done at the
landing yesterday. The LaBarge went
South early to take the cargo of the
Susie Silver, hard aground at Harkel-
roads, to New Orleans. The Ashland
left for the Arkansas with a good trip.
The MayRower came up with 100 tons
Of sugar and molasses. The Cheek
brought l25 bales ofcotton and $3.50 sacks
Of seed, and the Continental came down
loaded to,her guards and took nearly 200
bales of cotton, remaining here until
nearly daylight. Nothing of impor-
lance transpired this morning. The
Phil Allin came up with IN bales of
cotton, 1913 sacks seed and the ST. Fran
els brought PA bales Of cotton and l0IJ
sacks seed. The Continental got away
at niue an.
GOATS TO LEAVE.
FoR CINcrNNAr1.-The steamer Law
renee, Captain Ferrill, leaves as above
this afternoon, and makes all business
landings on the Ohio.
FoR Arkansas RIvER-The Darda-
nellie goes out TO @orroy at five pm. for
Pine Bluff and Little Rock direct. Reese
Pritchard commands.
FoR ST. LoUIS-Tha Joe Kinney de-
parts at FIVE O'Clock this evening cor
Cairo and al way landings
FoR HAIE's PoNT.-The fine passen-
ger steamer George W. Cheek, CaPtain
George Malone, leaves this aflssaoon at
Eve O clock for Hals's Point aud all The
usual Eay lsddings and makes tri-week'
~ tips TO The bends above Robert
WildberEsr is clerk,
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Gas FITTING, l6 Jefferson st.

Wn0Br's ne pins ultra minced meat,
the best manufactured, for sale by
96t LYTLE & SHIELDS.
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PAPER.
NOTICE!

A new supply ofaII sorts OF wrap
ping paper Just received at the
Memphis Wholesale Paper House.
A lot of MANILA paper at Toe. per
pound. 10 be had az Meyer a Her
xog's, corner Jefferson aud second
sits. Call and see the bargain. Great
Inducements are now offe red 20 mer-
chants md deRIers In general. a
large st0ck OF paper bags and Hour
sacks now ON hand aud cheap for
cash. for sale at msyeS a. Herkog's.
send yOnr orders 10 the corner of
Jefferson and Second SITS. the only
exclusive Paper Warehouse In the
city. 1O3-l2s
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E1OR RENT. - FURNISHED LODGING
4 Rooms, at Southern Hotel. Apply q
Room 30. iOl-lzo
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NOR RENT-oYFIcEs AND SLEEPING
+ ,o5 E9GT' for A ext APGPIsSN RED $50 Main
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BIB. PACKER 4 Go. have Just received
q supply Of Piusbprg ceal Price re-
dueed. ~
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w, A. WHEATLEY. Rental Agent
BetheI Block. ON Sc Nos. Receiver
ships accepted.
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BOARDING..

PLEASANT FRONT ROOM
II with board, suitable for gentleman and
wife or two gentlemen, can be had by imme-
diate application Reference exchanged.
MRS. Z. j. BECKTEL.
lOs-113 65 Linden street.
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LOST

r osT-ss REWARD. LOST ON THE 2D
instant. one pair Of g0ld-framed specta-
cles. The finder via reesiTe the above reward
BY leaving them at Ledger Oaice. lOl-llz
n OST-DRAY BOOK NO. 81. A LIBERAL
Il reWard will be paid u il Is retuyned 70 the
NiewpIis City Transfer Company, no West
rrourf efreQt nto-l
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Buy your wood from c II. John.
son, III Poplar st., near Fourth. 1t
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FoR solid gold jewolry go to the Jet
Palace. 66f
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nor RENT COTTAGES AND RESI-
el.iis VIZ. wHEATLEY, $50 Main st.
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NOR sAbE-A NICE COTTAGE HOUSE,
with 2A acres Of land. at Buntyn's Sta
ton; very cheap apd Il gP 3 oSSpsS er%Swi
IOq.t Real Estate Agents, 52 Madison st.
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
TILE CITY.

PIrTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. !
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FOR SALE.

TSoP sALF-4 LOTS ON SOUTHERN PART
4 of Main street, VERY Low. Address H: g..
ut this Office lUJ-Ll4
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NOR RENT-HOUSE AND LOT ON KERR
railrood. seven rooms, we'll. cistern, out
houses, and eight acres OF ground, Apply to
n9"'''' CHAS. +. BULLOCK,
2a+ In rear of 278 second street.
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ST. FRANCIS, M

u. r. Bow n1on.-.--....s---..s--i1aste
Win leave Meuphis or Helena every 1uES-
DAY. conncctinF With steamer hhODA for
aN FONTS on 81 Francis river.
on IHI neDAl viii rccciTe ard deliver
D.. fht and pe.selnEsI, AZ Marianna and Hay
board. n
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NOR sALE-oLD NEWSPAPERS sUITA-
T. bic for wrapping paper, SOC per 100. at
Public Ledger office. WI
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Misunderstanding MONEY IMME,,
w diately, will sell marble work Of All
kinds ut very reduced figures for thirty days.
72-t THOS. MAYDWELL, so Union So.
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NOR RENT-A FINE RESIDENCE ON
II Union avenue next to Baccigalupo's place.
Also two story basement house on Dunlap
street near Poplar. Apply to
MARX * BENSD0RF,
SAT Room IS Insurance Buildlng.
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TXTANTED. = SECONDHAND FpRNI-
w nituro, feathers and houaehould goods
Of all kinds bought at 2s2 Second street;
lot ID. II. plNNOII.
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nor sALE-A NEW 500 WHEELER a
& Wilson sewing machine, at big discount:
Reason for selling, don't like the kind and
want different mako The machine is what
the agent claims as their best Any person
Wheeler & Wilson decidedly the poorest ma
chine in the market. and will sell i fer $50.
73-t E. WHIIMOhh.
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IxTANTRD - CUSTOMERS FOR ALL
w kinds of furniture. mattresses, bed
ding and feathers, at 80 Second street. near
Monroe. l4S-l2Ol O. p. DAVIDS.
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NOR sALE-A 7-H0RSE POWER PoRTA-
L BILE engine and boiler, in good working
order, now running the presses in this once;
will be sold cheap to make room for ierger
NM ~
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WANTED - CLAIMS OF EYERY DE
w scription against the United States, at3I9
Main ri prosecute claims In speediest man.
ner. II. S. * A. p. LACEY. Attorneys. SSH
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nor sALE-MY STEAM MILL, CONSIST
Il ing of 40.horse power engine and double-
fine boiler, steam Indicator, whistle, Judson
governor. saw-mill, grist-mill of four;feet
French burr stones, elevators, conyeyers, bolt;
inc apparatus, etc, without the house, all
sosind and in running order excepting CRATE
bars required new, offered for $500, as no one
attended my auction; and if it be not acknowl-
edged a great bargain will pay cost Of coming
and examining, at kemberton, Twelve mics
north Of Memphis, Tenn. =, ,,,,,,v,,,,-, ,s
Novamber 81. 1872 SGT
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lOs-11

BOARD AND PLEASANT FRONT ROOM,
d for gentleman and wife, at No. % Madison
atraet A few daY bOarders taken. lOI-llS
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Old Reliable.

Memphis and Ohio River Packet Company
For Louisville and Cineinnati-The elegant
freight and passenger steamer,
LAWRENCE ohm II. Terrell, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ~.
w THIS DAY. January 9Th. at Elllz7lltlH
P'" E. Is. COBB 4 CO.. Ag'ts. 256 Front st.
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nor sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT ON
the southeast corner Of DeSoto and Web
tern, stables, fruit and shade teees. Apply
on the premises. OH
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Memphis and Arkansas River Pack
ed Company u. y. Mail Line.
UNHB ELEGANT PASSENGER BOATS OF
i this line leave Memphis Cor all points on
Arkansas river Tuesdays and batur-
days AZ pm.
W.P. WALKER. Agent.
A5t Once on Wharf boar. foot Court Sc.
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D-GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN
d get board in first-elass private family.
Address A. H. Ledger office. l07-lO9
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STEAMBOATS,.
CHEEK LINE.

U. S. MAIL LINE TO NAPOLEON.
Steamer A. J. White, LsEA
Mark R. Cheek. master 'siz'ss's
Leaves TUESDAY and FRIDAY at pm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-06

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