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New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
NOTICE TO TAN COLLECTORS.

S.srs ~ Iog,.IaSa.
Aud tors Ogice. I
SeN Orleans, February :, 1873.
IN roms'isrse with section ;. -, S.c 40. - OF
i8i2 this Office is now prepared 20 furnish blank
licenses and "a, collsc:lrs are hereby Notified to
call al once at tbs Office and procure supply Of
such licenses and proceed with the collection q:
the same in accordance viii! sa d act.
CHARLES CLINTON. auditor.
S.-5t 81
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11

An adjourned meeting q; .he ionhg
Sgen's Christian Association VIII ~ A'''
as svenin. at No. g Camp street.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
NIw YORK, February :. ls'3.
ED!rOH RErUBL.CAN:

LtIEoE h!-ft BLitANs
We obey the jus: sentiment oI our
hearts. and The duty imposed upon us
as the genera. representatives, of The GOV
e.nn.en: OF Cuha abroad. II giving You
sincere vote of thanks fer the important
services which your most .stimable pub
!cation has rendered to the cause q: indie
penienc. %! the .rea: Antilles.
The hbevalitv Of the press il roe alone
the cause which has .nepirei YOU perhaps
il !S mere the love OF humanity and the
generous desire tGat :be people may every
whcre enjoy freely and uu;rame.ed the
rights :hev derive from nature and d.
v.nry. And Cuba today av.ils herself Of
tLe magnanimity Of your Ech'e feelings.
heeaase they contribute. with she force VI
your powerful intellect. 20 sta!:cr the
yoh.. OF Spaaisi, dominion and She chains
which have tied half million OF beings OF
another race who S.oar "n,i". ..n op.r"br:'
Gus serv;tnde.
The Cuban people vii! never forget .hc
support ;ha: yo,: have ient :" their noble
! aspirations il the.- DAYS OF tribula:iGn ard
martyrdom. They VIII always remember,
when ,hey are in the enjoyment OF :ie;r
national and sighediOr rights. that you with
the power o: your per have alievia,ei :heir
sutferirgs and contributed 20 the triumph
OF their heroic enterprise.
Therefore be pleased TO accept :he ex'
preston Of people whom your most obe-
di.nt servants have the honor 10 represent.
Fathc:!aHt: and liberty.
RAMON CE:pEDES.
JOSE VI. MAYORGAo
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11

e'Euy Earl"court's Wife IL" ne" nov
o. Nay agnes Fleming, has Already reached
a sEtL edition ia SIX weeks.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
CUBAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

W. have received at the hands OF DR..
Zayas. resident agen. 0: the Cuban junta.
TIE following tiatterinc letter from the
representatives Of the Cuban government
il tits country:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11

a oaesting Of the Chamber CT tonih''e'
ali 10 b.Id ,o.morrow evening 30 "!':n-.
es4 total repeal Of the bankrupt law.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
RELATIVE HONESTY

II speaks volumes. says the P:""yu,;e,
tha: before tie va: no Suspicion of cor
Tuption WAS eve, cas-: upon senatorial
election in the South. such as that which
has lately been alleged in some OF the
elections in the Western States. This is
not in accordance with cur Te.o'lections
On TIE same subject. /. was not only >us-
pected that Slideli vas elected by bribery
IL Louisiana. by: il was toierably We'll e,
tablished. and it was equally 50 IN TIE
case Of Benjamin. In Arkansas the SEN
atorsAip was no: bought and paid for in
market oyel!, but it was Tough: .Or. as
Heenan tough: for the h-uise,'s belt.
The south has produced its own growth
Of corruption. and until she takes more
pride in her schools and public enter
prises than she does. she Will not-he cred
ite! with the ,igh: 70 question Tie moral
!ty o: other and Hore :n:.!...,eI: coMa!l!
mites.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11

IT, ,be,.,llo parish Charles /: Me'niI,
Heoubicar ca"didat" i"' stha'or ,,@T,a ,,,.1.; 60
:5t y.t... q. d. verret: !"3 @Hd "'AiaH'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11

AZ, saris a Brock - 'ne s"'h"f "' q
S.~ novel entitled kenneth My hhs'
S.hich g.. ~. carleton . %. vii rU"''Sh
a. L.. .l.L.a
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11

S1e menthIy report Of til" Department "'
a.,,;cnItuye :oY January has been received
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11

charles f. Merrill, OF Iberville, has en-
asss d Oh tss duties Of parf7& Jn"Se'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11

s collision occurred az Magnolia Station.
cn the Jackson :Ii.rcai. or .he seventh
instant, between :wo freight trans. Both
locomotives were .;i.ah.ei. and one thrown
from the :raci. inc ~bstruct!ons were
Guicil'y removed hT squad o: woTkmen
sen: down from Necoml, City. and :hc eA'
pres. wsn: Through "u time. a heavy fog
WAS vyeyai!in: 81 Che time q; the accident.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11


EAIRBsNAs' SCALE WAREDGE.Es
FAiRBANKS & CO.,
1913 Camp Sr.s.se
sAsUsAcryHstts aaS arArss rs
WEIGHTS AND MEASCsEs. RAlLr~s% :SAGS
WEIGH i0CH RAT. C"Ai.. i..s.
FORM AND GuySy!a
SCALEs.
Gss''s for e.i3Uin's Pat.Ys ...eg .s.1gFs
Agents fos !rse.anef's sTEEg. s1a. %l'.:o
Fine Geld and Druggi-,'. 'sso
CHENEY ELCES from four - =: s..t: q
di.iaetsF, ~ sections Of :wO see. .a.. s..Gs 20
-: Up IL place ot the regular bGI.t g: 81 ess.
ALSO.
at-Wney Cape. lns.rsect."rs. S.s: 'xs.o.co
Also,
SEWHV AND DRAIN PIPES. s'.4se . egg
in'hesa Isr'.ter. Wit, az ,l- '.,uf..e isuo
lions, iofts, -, for sale a. LOVER gGi.F..bas
he Su.si- hsi from tho Vest 90 :..I.. .ss sGeS
aye manufactured lS ii.!s s.tyo
a'li' sr dsw ". 3. HoNYsS sesaso
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11

s grand eHtr'ta."men; WI. be given az
;Iuion Bcnevo:en. Hall. F.rs: street, be.
tween s.. Patrick and s.. David. tomorrow
rud Thursday evenings, fer the benefit Of
Mrs. Eliza CANT. The lady managers are
Mrs. Z. Baquie. president; NJ. Chatham. C..
Baker. NJ. Green. :. Ward. N. Carroll. l..
fIaorn,S. II. Green. i. Green. c. Brice. l..
sack.er. Z. Joseph. r. JACKSON. +. N.
Cant and /. Herrans. There are several
gentlemen maragerS alse. Doors open al
seven o'clock. admission twenty-five GEMS.
aopp!!g;pia.y vske:s Geee!Fec,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
MACHINERy.

GHAKESPEAR FOUNDRY.
G!ro8 Street, Be,ween Barenne na8 SIsjs
@des Streets, New OMeabss
Joseph 4. Shssespeer, 4. Tr~N = sSsaS
SEAKBSPEAR, SMITH :. 90.
iSp'cessOrs to Eeddes, Shak.sps&r>k G0S
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS AM. rAsEISly9Ao
manufacture very variety sf Steara Engines sugAp
Mills Sentrifuya. sachiuss Saw Mil. ORA iuFnS
Machines, Mill and Gin Gearing and Grats Bars
Store Frents. Columns. ve&tii. :I..s AaS SRsS
Weights.
Blacksmith WORK ef sn kinds. atr.ip
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-11
g CECOHD SE.MiANNUAI. :.I.ATE...EH.
. OP!HS
MUTUAL. NATIONAL BANK
pF NET ORLEANS


fOG............Canal sstrees.............IOH
4. the close Of business. TUESDAY. Ds:ei:.. :...!?.
RESOURCES.
Cash-Cucrencv... cv........................ .1'!7+' :"
cagh-Goid coin.............. -: 80
Loan. and Giscounts.... s'."ss. -
United States bonds to secu!e circl.".
tom. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "''' -
Other stocks. bonds and mort gagos... - >.
Due from Eedeemns AID TeseI'e
............................ 81 -!
Dr.. from other banks and bankers. it'.' g?
Banking house. usc......................... 80" %
Furniture and fxtures............... .'::.i
Premium on United States londs..... :!l'. -
P.,u.;um on ngold.............. I.!s:!
1otai........................ !.:-..;:: {:
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid idn................... 5:!'.- -
surplus fund. d......................-... .".S. ="
Circulation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i.""'+ -"
Dividends unclaimed Observation-Disclosures. ''.i ::
Indiv vdual Dc posi's.. !:.' 40 2!
que to other hanks and 5auk.Is...... !oc
Profit and :.:H q
yOta'.....s....oo o...........o......9" '...t't -
ALL oEPOSIvoRs PARTICIPATE ~ TIE r.. FITS
Second Semi-Annnal Dividend.
Declared Dece mbet 81. 1G.,.
o.: per cent 10 Stockholders
l.. per cent TO Depos:,;s.
PAIL fOURCHY. Pre.i,,....
ALBERT BALDWIN. Wee !,....,:ss
JOSEPH MITCHELL. C.,&ier.
Directors:
=. Haspero. John =. Ha'ti@s
.ohn D. Cobb. Charles i.h:.e
adOiph Meyer. 2. !",.Esin.
Albert Baldwin, Pau! Fs.mHy.
Ernest MiNen6erger. a.su
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
ADJUSTMENTS.

OLYMPIC THEATER. Manager Buchan-
ans theater on Washington street contin'
ues to attract large audiences. Among
the leading artists are Misses Clara
Burton, danseuse; Lizzie Whalenr
Lou Fielding, Lizzie Buchanan, Liz
zie Williams, Mile Coleman; Messrs,
Caslin, Melville, Mendel, Emerson
and Waters. These form a combina-
ton of talent appreciated by the public
WIRES Opera HoUsE.-This attract
i've place of amusement on Jefferson
street is crowded nightly. Manages
White has . strong combination Of tai
ent on the boards - Mile Emeline
Maud Lewis, Nellie Norcross, Lon Mace
Lillian Howard, Louie Melville, Mile
Sallie, Little Popsie, Mhe Rosa, Mile
Irene, Lizzie Renoir. Next Friday even
ing Manager White will take benefit
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03

Col. Freeman B. Irby, of Panola
county, Mississippi, is in the city.
C. G. Noyes, who in times past was
one OF the most popular conductors on
the Memphis and Louisville railroad
reached the city yesterday on his way tc
his orange plantation in Florida.
Colonel Tom W. Neal, editor of the
Dyersburg Gazette, is in the city in the
interest of his excellent paper, which
has q wide influence in Dyer and ada
cent counties.
Moses Parrish, our genial old friend
Of the Bolivar Bulletin, is in the city
after an absence which makes his pres
encs exceedingly pleasant. The Bllle-
tin is one Of our standard West fenpes-
see exchanges.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03

leans aud the bends, and leaves this
evening At sharp 5 o'clock. John Bird,
a. clever gentleman, presides in the
Office.
There are 1000 bales OF cotton on the
wharf awaiting shipment to New Or
leans.
There has been more produce and
grain brought south by aatboats this
season than there has been for several
years. 1t looks like old times 10 see so
many broadhorns on the river.
The Great Republic will commence
loading at Cairo for New Orleans to.
morrow.
The Secretary Of War wants the
bridge now in course Of erection over the
Arkansas river at Little Rock stopped
forthwith, because, he says, it will be an
obstruction TO navigation. Congress
must repeal the bill before the bridge is
completed.
The Fanny Lewis, Captain Carter,
will leave the wharf to-day at pm. for
Red river aud all points through to
Shreveport.
The President, in his message, recon-
mends the improvement OF rivers and
canals, aud fAvors cheap transportation.
A dispatch from Pittsburg says
Thirtytwo steamers with tows Of coal
amounting 10 between 100000 and
1000, 020 bushels have departed on the
present rise. The amount towed out is
much larger than even the coal men
themselves expected. The Reindeer
stuck part Of her tow at the head Of
Montgomery Island. This is the only
The following are additional shipments
of coal for Cincinnati. Veteran No. 2,
10 barges, $4,000 bushels Stella, 8
barges, 100000 bushels; Enterprise, IL
barges, 10000 bushels and l barge coke,
20, 900 bushels: Hercules, 10 barges, l20,-
900 bushels; Dexter, 8 bsrges, $4,000
bushels; Reindeer, 8 barges, &C, 900 bush
els. For observation-disclosures, 100 900
bushels; JOHN Penny, lis, 900 bushels; B.
D.Wood, 10000 bushels; Tom Rees No.
2, 100000 bushels Mary Ann, 10000
bushels; n j. Bigley, 100000 bushels;
Charlie Mcdonald 10000 bushels;
Samson, 10000 bushels; Eagle, 10000
bushels Charlie Brown, 1880 bush
els The following is the summary of
coal shipments; For Cincinnati lie
steamers, LAG bsrges, 1924 900 bushels.
For Louisville = IL steamers, coal
boats, l4l barges, and | ,65s. 00o bushels.
For Madison steamer and barges,
$4,000 bushels. For New Orleans--l
steamer and IL barges, 1870 900 bushels.
For Nashville aud st. Louis-James
Gilmore with ] barges of coal, 10000
bushels for Nashville, and barges Of
coke, 10000 bushels, for St. Louis.
Grand total, 80 steamers, coalboats,
3l4 barges and 100000 bushels.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03
Cation Item.

The following passage from the Man
chester (England) Guardian contains
important news for those engaged in the
Memphis cotton trade:
In view of the advantages both to buy
ers and sellers of American cotton which
would result from the adoption of uni
form standard in America andthis coun-
try, number of samples, exact dupli-
Gates of the standards of classi6cations
of American cotton in use at Liverpool,
were recently forwarded by the Liver
pool Cotton Brokers Association to the
President of the Cotton Exchange in
New York. A letter in response has
been received, thanking the association
for forwarding the duplicate standards,
and expressing an opinion that by means
of the uniformity thus effected a much
greater facility in the due execution of
orders would be attained"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03

We do not suppose there is business
man in the city, merchant of either of
our neighboring towns, or farmer from
any part Of the country, but who are
familiar with the location of Corwin' $
far-famed restaurant, saloon and refresh
ment parlors. When q desire comes up
for something good to eat, or for the
draught that makes the heart glad,
"Corwin's" suggests itself simulta'
neously. Besides having one of the
finest restaurants in the South, Mr.. Cor
win has the cosiest saloon, stocked with
the purest liquors and Accomplishments.
In connection with his saloon he has
pleasant apartments, neatly and COM
fortably arranged. where gentlemen may
take their refreshments in private, free
from the annoyances of outsiders. This
notice may be read by some stranger in
the city; so, for his benefit, Corwin's is
on the corner of Madison and Second
streets
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03
GENERAL GARKEr

The fOIlOWins quotations are for small Or
ders or iobbing rates;
APPLES-S396 y Dbl.
BACON-Clear sides, Ts49Sc; clear rib sides
T1S9T54c; shoulders. 6149et<c; hams, uncan-
vased. lO1S all15Sc; breakfast bacon. l0h9lle.
BRAN-sl l6Sl 10 y out;
BUTTER-Medlum, SsSoei choice. XsSSsc
BAGGING-ll1Sgl51Sc y ID.
BEANS-Navy, s. 759S % , Dbl.
CHICKENS-s2 1904 90, Is 20 quality.
COAL OIi.-2l922c , gallon.
CABBAGES-e crate. IS 50S6 90; , 100,
1C0RN-In store. esS7Qc n bushsl.
SS61iTFf Ok -sFfD1sii isi toS'
CORN MEALS al43 % . Dbl.
COFFEE-Ris. 2is2sc b ID.
EGGs- 3093lc 3 dozen.
0UR-Saper and extra, &c O087 50; fam
lily and fancy brands. 3 oss 50 , Dbl; inie-
HAfSchoice. IS Oog25 q = ton; medium.
s20 OOa2f o. D ton, 81 dlagl al b cut.
HOMINN-fi barrel, 81 7593 %. .H
LINE-sl 5O9l IS = bbl, -.
LARD - 8ic-ess. s4z9s5se; ksFs, s4slec
MOLAssEs-Louisiana, new in barrels. IS
flfic. syups, 6ilIslc Il rallsn.
0NIONs-hiKed. - 0e,5 % : bbl.
QAlh-Cholce, $40 q hushel.
pQRK--Bulk clear tides, 71t97 = clear rib,
7471ze; shoulders, &c; msss, tif 5o9l5 50 ,
P0TAT0Ks-PeashblOus and tdsssis. SIS
sfsAR. Crushed. pouas-sa and rr.nu-
lated. N ,4l2e b 10; s1fl. rsfHsi, yellow and
white in Ibis, s,s9llci tr1En and yslloH. In
sALT-Sl s,s5 b sbbL
IT'S o., q taec-
IWINE-ls1f sli5sc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03

r5OR RENT-CoTTAGE AMI, GARDEN.
neat and healthy, for SID; on Ragland ave.
"a Il ". A. WHEATLEY. $50 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03
DENTISTRY.
Ola Dan RIee's show.

The circus which is to pitch its can
vas in Memphis on Monday next is one
Of the old time kind, newly organized
and reconstructed to suit the require
ments Of the present day Old Dan
knows just what is wanted to please and
satisfy every class, color and politics.
The style Of performance is of the kind
which used to lure all Of us in childhood
to the circus with emotions Of antici-
pated pleasures. "0ld Dan will be in
the ring with the extraordinary blind
horse Excelsior. Scores of gymnasts
and aerobats, astounding leapers and
intrepid bare back riders, graceful and
daring female riders, equilibrists and
aerial performers, clowns and testers,
whose antics and grotesque comicalities
will make the welkin ring with laughter
when they bounce into the ring with
their joyous Here we are again" In
fact, every detail of first. class circus
will be presented during the week. Pa
rents and guardians, remember the en-
joyments Of your early days. Go again
and take the little ones to see the old
clown and the circus.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03
Keep Your Head oat OF ChAnesry.

Keep Your Head out OF ChanoeFy.
There are many persons In Mem
phis who are never happy unless
they get their heads IN the Chaneery
Court by applying for an iHjune-
ton or attachment or some other
process issued by n court Of equity.
What Chaneery Court can or cannot
do has never been fully explained.
There is an old case ON record in our
Chancery Court wherein man desired
TO eject an obnoxious tenant. He at.
tempted 10 put n new roof on the house,
but was prevented from so doing by the
irate tenant. A bill was 6led In ehancery
aud Cat, was obtained, authorizing
the landlord to proceed with his i'm
provements. aud reatrNining the tenant
from interfering with him. The land.
lord tore the roof of the house, turned
the house around SO as TO face differ.
ent street, aud was about 10 set it up on
end when the tenant was forced to beat
a retreat from the ever moving mansion.
Equity is according to the conscience OF
the Chancellor, and as that is larger
or narrower, so is equity. You might
as we'll make the chAneellors foot the
standard of equity; one Chancellor has
a long foot, another short one, and so
it is with the Chancellor's conscience,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03
Court Items.

The Polk-KirtlaAd Jackson Insurance
Company case is still on trial in the Sec
ond Circuit Court. % ta
In the Criminal Court the argument Of
counsel in the White homicide case is
progressing vigorously.
But six cases came bsfors the Recorder
to-day, ali Of which were disposed Of BY
fine.
The United States Circuit Court IS in
session daily. The grand jurors have
gone to work in search Of crime and
criminals.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03

jog LopKE.-This well-knOwn citizen
has received the latest pictOrisls, home
and foreign magazines, daily journals,
BE has few copies Of Frank Leslis's
illustrated Weekly, With FARMLAND
aud Miss Lou WiIkerson's portraits
therein. Joe presidss ct bis old stand
on Main, uaar the corner Of Jefferson,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03

The latest St. Louis, Chicago, New
Orleans, Cincinnati, New York and San
Francisco papers can be obtained at
Mansford's news depot, corner of See
ond and Monroe; also, all the popular
weeklies, monthlies and quarterlies, and
. complete assortment of the latest
novels, stationery, school books, etc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03

Has removed his Office and residence to
the Irving Block, No. $50 Second street.
DIR. S. Hinson, dentist r. L. Watt, as
sistant dentist. 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03
n.rinnnAnnanIl

! This morning Justice Miller issued 3
warrant for the arrest Of h. Lyons, Who
vas charged With committing an assault
and battery on a colored man, With in
tent to kill. The negro's skull vas
fractured. Lyons viii hAFs 3 hearing
this afternoon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03

1910 p. m cotton is dull, Middllng, l034c.
Sales for January. l61Sc; February, l55sc;
March. ls1c; April, l65Sc; December, 1880.
LIVERPOOL. December 3, II 80 a.m.-oOtton
opens easier Uplands. SID; Orleans. s5s9sd.
3p.m.-cottOn Is easy. Uplsnds, s1z9s7sd (;
Orleans. sJS99d. Sales, L. 900 bales, of which
90OO were for export and speculation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03
THE EXPOSITION.


The attendance At the Exposition In
creases each day. Last evening hun
areds were promenading throughout
the building. aud admiring the numer-
Gus articles on exhibition. The Citi-
Gems Relief Committee have placed
charity boxes in the building for the
benefit Of the orphans Of St. Peters,
81. Mays, Church Home, Leath Asylum
aud Hebrew Asylum. Every person
visiting the building should drop some
amount Of money In the boxes. Let il
be dime il you can spare no more.
Each box bears the name Of tie church
or institution having the care Of the
orphans. aud the one receiving the
largest sum during the Exposition will
be presented with sewing machine by
the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machine
Company.
DENTISTRY.
The beautiful show cases Of Drs. G..
II. Hurd and ]. j. Ross. dentists, No.
265 Main street, attract unusual atten-
ton. These gentlemen have a wonder
ful collection Of instruments, imple-
ments aud appliances appertaining TO
the profession on exhibition. The cases
containing specimens Of teeth in every
possible condition with reference to pol
ishing and filing are worthy Of notice.
DR.. Ross is a numismatologist, and has
a fine collection of coins and medals on
display, many Of them being old and
rare.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03
KAHN a FRFIBRRG.

"Let ms have peace " Our even
ing sSRdes of opera Md gloves
(JOuvfns) tEp-buttOned, lilac, ca
nary, rose color, green, ashes OF
roses. black and dark folSrs, zoe
a usfr.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03
FOR WbIte ana BIacL RIvers.

For Clarendon. Des Arc, Augusta, jackson
port. Pocahontas, Powhatan. and all land
ings on White, Little Red and Black rivers,
the new, light-draft steamer
Edison, master
II EAVES ON THURSDAY, THE e~a,
II 4th inst. ats pm. For freight So
s. B. MILLER, Agent,
81 No.2. corner Jefferson and Promenade.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03

FRESH oysters received daily at Ma
dame vincsnt's Crystal PALACE. Served
in every style, and in cans to families. l6t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03

IL you want to prepare your system
against yellow fever, use Or. G. A.
Buchignanis ambitions pills and Indo-
Americana Biiters. For sale al C..
Curtis 4 Co.'S drug store, No. $40 Man
street. luf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03
KAHN & FREIRRBG,

corner of Main and Poplar streets,
Dry goods depRrtment-5O pieces
best quality waterproof, 81 per
j ard, all wool nIItng,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03

The ladies' dining rooms and oyster
parlors at Gaston's viii be open for the
reception Of guests until twelve o'clock
ct night TAT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDoKR 0YYfCE, |
MEMPHIs. TENN. December 9. 1873. !
MONEY.

Money matters remain quiet, with lit
tie spirit exhibited in financial circles.
Currency is in fair supply, while collec-
tons are easy. Deposits continue on
the increase, and the market generally
presents healthy tone. There is very
little activity in the discount market.
The banks confne their favors to regu-
lar customers at the usual rates. Com
mercial paper on the street rules at "a
3 p cent. y month. Brokers are paying
lOst@lOs4 for gold. with little offering.
Exchange is steady, with little making:
On New York &c discount, Boston and
Eastern l@4c, New Orleans tc. Local
aud State Indebtedness remains dull and
not in much request. The same may be
said Of Mississippi and Arkansas securi-
ties and also railroad stocks and bonds.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03
KAHN & FREIBERG.

shoe Department-2OOO pairs OF
ladies' and misses' CATERS, hTst
quality cloth, 81 rs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03

Personal attention given 10 PrsseFiP
iiops both day and night By
81 q. /. HEssES, l76 Poplar street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w CllARLES a. LOCKE as a candidate
for City Tax Collector, nj the municipal cleo
zion 10 bo held Thursday. January l, 1874. 70
IRLIX W. ROBERTSON Is A CANDI-
n date for reelection 10 the Office Of City
Tax Collector. Election Thursday, January
lst ls1i.. 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-03

T,oR RENT-A TWO STORY FRAME RES
X idence on Dunlap street. between Bass
avenue and Henry street. SIX rooms SSns
honsa Stable Etc. with beautiful shade trees,
flower and vegetable garden. grapes AID ra s;
berry vines. Possession Immediately. VIII
rent cheap to n good tenant; Apply 70
en- No, IL Madison street.