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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
A Broadway Pick pocket Sent to the
Pcnltentiary.
Before Recorder Hackett

Pcnltentiary.
Before Recorder Hackett
Yesterday, in this Court, young man named John
Burk tried and found guilty OF larceny from the per-
The prosecuting witness Thomas Morrissey resi-
dent Of Rockaway stated that he was in the city the
18th Of this MONTH that about five o'clock IN the after
noon he was near the HERALD building on
and stole as Who WAS
' ns
r
MN me Third avenue car Was and that he took
prot soa q sna SF s H
with equal ceierity ordered him to 81 Imprisoned In the
Penitentiary for four years.
Grand Larcenies.
John Ryan and william sheplcy alias Charles TAYLOR
pleaded guilty to stealing clothing, valued at $45 the
10th Of April from the soop John g. Perry the property
Of James Gedney. They each sent to the state
Louis Herring, who Jointly indicted with Samuel
Sand9rd pleaded guilty to stealing SIG worth q ereiry
on Of FeSraary The
vino ws eSed 'ns John
n ,,S Ne Ss,n Sealing
guilty to petty Larceny Isss ne person
petty an @
Avenue Railroad car: These prisoners were remanded
afidavits to show their previous good character.
Another Car Pickpocket Convicted.
John Gray, who indicted for stealing a silver
watch valued at So, the property OF William Smith,
while the latter standing upon the platform of a
car in Clinton street, found guilty and 10 the
state Prison Tor two years and six months
Petty Larceny.
John Mcmahon was tried upon charge OF stealing on
the 7th inst $42 from Mary Sheehan her apartments
$40 East Ihriieh street The jury TO agree upon
verdict BY advice of counsel Nc ahon pea led gilty to
petty larceny and he sent TO the
six months.
Acquittals.
William Robertson indicted for a feonious as
sault upon Hugh McPhillips 1t appeared the par
ties were fellow workmen at tailors beach, and that
they disputed the morning of the 9TH of September
about sheet OF waddng, and while exchanging angry
words Roberts stabbed McPhips in the shoulder wi ii
pair OF shears The accused showed to the satisfaction
of the jury that he cut the complainant accidentally
which resulted in his acquittal
James Mackle, q clerk in the employ of Milbank
Brothers, brewers, was tried upon charge OF embez
Charles e. Cole, and which 1t claimed not re-
turned to his employers. The defendant explained
cnstn the mode IN Whch ne transacted business his
employers the result oi which was that the jury rendered
q verdict OF not guilty.
Alleged Robbery--A Disagreement.
The last tried by the jury Indictment for
robbery preferred against Lawrence Casey the tes
tmony to sustain 1t only slightly circumstantia 1t
appears that while Lawrence A. Heenbach was in an
struck in the face by alleged notorious thief
johnson with number OF aliases and also in the
rear by some man. The complainant could posi-
lively that IL Casey who the blow from
behind bur he said lie him conyerslng johnson
short time before that and lie Casey ut the
time johnson struck an robbed him Of So As the Jury
their agreeing the Recorder discharged them from the
further consideration OF the
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49, ~. 1---...e> ,sa-..',s.
SUICIDE OF AN INEBRIATE.


At late hour on Wednesday night Charles Koornlng,
a German, twenty aine years Of age, who had been
drinking to excess swallowed Ave grains Of strychnne
with suicidal intent as he had repeatedly expressed
wish TO die. Two or three physicians were called and
administered antdotes but they could not neutfaze the
effects of the poison, and death ensued at O'Clock
yesterday morning at his boarding house. No. 20 Catha-
was resssstsd to tell where he ProcarsS he
poison, but this he pcrcmptorily refused To do
Coroner Young notified hold an inquest Dece
was druggist and till quite recently had been employed
In the Manhattan College, Fifth street Loss of bushes.
he'd made him very respondent. Koornlng had NO rela
ves in New York, but had friends In San Francisco III
remains sent to the Morgue. -
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
CITY coUM-TRlAL TERM.
A Tempest i'm q Teapot-A Verdict OF Six
e. nnr

A Tempest i'm q Teapot-A Verdict OF Six
m..1 Cents Damages.
Before Judge McCue
O. M. Tremaine and r. w. But,le belonged to an ANA
teur theatrical organization called the Amaranh Club
Some used Buttles card, without his knowledge to
recommend party for membership, and at meeting Of
the society Buttle alluded to the matter the meet
ing Tremainc and Buttle met and the denounced
the former as liar and forger This is Tremaine's
sion Of the story related in the City Court
during the trial of his suit for $500 damages for SANDER
Butnes story was that he remarked as Tremaine
passed him. There goes some one who knows some
you sayfn Said Butte, III you that my card
you liar and a forgcr"
Tremaines lawyer talked the jury and was followed
by Buttlcs lawyer General Crooke Who In the
his remarks, diiated on the Importance which members
attached TO these amateur organizations which, he said,
supposed to be for the promotion of amusement
and social good feeling, but they often degenerated into
catghts and small chickering's and this society as no
exception to the general rule
The jury gave Tremaine o verdict Of six cents
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BUYING REAL ESTATE,
A Warning TO Bidders at Real Estate
Auction Sales-ImpOrtancc Of Knowing
What Ono is Buying Before Bidding.

inere was trial yesterday in Of the branches Of
inc supreme Court before Judge Davis which should be
aumey warning to bidders at auction sales In Feb
portion Of the estate of the late Daniel
Devn was sold at auction. Mr.. Muller officiating as
naedoncer ne property, which in the neighbour
n D9 2. islth street and between the Boulevard
into city 1ot. avenue was divided. of course,
however, In the rear Of the lots partitioned Off
eacn distinctly numbered The auconeer stated that
fronting lots Mr. Simon LEVY bid an far ~ ra' ee
lots but refused to take the contiguous rear lots
claimed not 70 have understood result was that the
bid. As Mr. Levy refused 10 make good The o.s XII
was brought, to compel him 70 do so. SAT AZ
terday the evidence entirely substanated tie state
prosecution In which he assisted by Mr. w q Tr ue
In summing the case acquitted himself in hs
that Notwithstanding the fcrcibe reoinder or Mr. Con-
me me Opposing Iouns e reHuired no charge Of the
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
srfREME CCuaT-cIikA0sRs.

BY Judge Barrett
sommcrs VS.. sommers-Report confirmed and judg-
ment divorce granted
In the Matter Of the Petition OF Priscilla g. Clark ct
Gaihwaiie VS. Urland ct aL-Judges charge correct
amended. N
Iyison vs. Mason-Motion denied without costs.
Jamison. Receiver, Va Hubbell-Motion dismissed.
Sus va. Disqualification granted.
Lynch vs. ICELAND ct al, -Memorandam for counsel
Skinner Valentine ct a-Take an order settling the
inerrogatores, &c.
In the the Receivership Of Won Amsden File
Company enorandum Tor counsel
Lanon Jones ct a-Proof Of service is defective.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BoYD-SPEAiGHr-On Wednesday, April 20. at
81 Bartholomew's church, by the Rev. Stephen II.
COOK, u. d., WILLIAM A. BOYD to Miss ApELNE
Speaight, Esq.
BowxAS-MARrrN.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
Aprn 10, Ut the residence Of the BRIDES parents BY
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SUPREME COURT CALENDAR,

ROCHESTER,, n Y, April IL, 1873 =
The following IL the General Term calendar Friday
April Nos ISL iss. AL l42, 46 u.s. 49, III. ls5 ~
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ecorS Of the estate parties bringing suit The
VII was TOT $i,490 Is being the iu amount claimed
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SUPERIOR cousT-;peCiAL TERM


BY Judge Sedgwick.
Chamberlain VS.. Roberts-Order granted.
Broekway Levison-Motion denied without costs.
Thompson VS.. Strauss-Order OF reQlittitur.
Justice Vs. Laing-Same. ~
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.

he would promise produce him on the trial he would
be committed 10 the House of Detention.
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THE REMOVAL OF COLLECTOR rREADWEI1

APRIL is, 1873.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-10
CourtItennn.

In the Criminal Court to-day the ar
gument of counsel is being heard in the
case of the State VS.. Thomas Young,
indicted for slaughtering his colored
stepfather.
In the Second Circuit Court to-day
Landon G. Haynes, jr, was admitted to
the bar.
In the First Chancery Court the
UnionCotton Compress Company filed
bill for injunction against the Southern
Railway Security Company, asking thai
the railway company be prohibited from
ejecting the Compress Company from
certain grounds occupied by them near
the Charleston railroad depot.
The jury in the case of Polk admins
traitors vs.. Kirkland has not yet returned
into the Second Circuit Court with a
verdict
Judge Flippin has ordered that the
office of the County Trustee be declared
vacant. 1t Is rumored that several bills
of indictment have been found against
Mr.. Woodward by the Grand Jury.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-10

Captain Holder, having been delayed by
the bad weather. will leave positively
to-day at FIVE pm. for all points on
White, Little Red and Black rivers.
She is the regular United States mail
packet. Messrs. Ed Postal and Dan
Sullivan, two clever gentlemen, have
charge Of the Office.
The Phil Allin, Captain James Lee,
is the regular Friar's Point and bends
packet, leaving at Eve pm. B. p.
Fields is her prime minister.
The james d. Parker, Captain Bob
Wise in command, sails to-day at five
p. m. for Cincinnati and all intermediate
landings. The Parker has superior pas
ssAger accommodations and Captain
Bob Wise will make all comfortable and
at home that take passage with him.
Mr.. Mcintyre. genial and clever gem
tleman, doesthe honors of the office.
All wishing asafe and pleasant jour
ney to New OrleAus will do we'll to Sc
cure passage on the John B. Maude,
leaving tomorrow evening.
The, George w. Cheek arrived last
evening with 29l bales ofeotton and
239 sacks Of seed She returns to Ma
poleon and the bends this afternoon.
Captain George Malone commands,
with Lee Cummisgs in the Office.
The Lady Lee passed up last night
from Red river, bound for St. Louis.
White river has overlooked its banks
in many places.
Little Red river rose twenty feet in
one night.
The Dexter will be put in running
order.
The C. B. Church is due up to-mor-
row en- route for Cincinnati with 1900
sacks of salt and John Robinson's cir
Gus.
Agents Of the So Bernard Coal Com
pany are in Louisville negotiating for
100000 bushels of Pittsburg coal for
this market.
The Richmond has gone into winter
quarters at st. Louis.
The City Of Augusta, from White
river, brought in sos bales Of cotton and
reshipped 40 bales at the mouth. Her
officers report excessive rains along
White river.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-10

10 the First Chsncery Court Mrs.
Alice ]. Hsrmstad has filed bill fol-
divorce against Lawrence H. Harm.
stad, alleging that they intermarried at
Maysyille, Kentucky, in August, 1858
and removed to Memphis some years
thereafter. Not many years since the
complainant discovered that defendant
had been guilty Of acts Of adultery,
which be afterward confessed, and stated
that he had to leave Memphis. He did
so, and has not returned. Having failed
to provide for the maintenance Of com
plainant and having abandoned her.
she asks that the Chancery Court grant
her prayer Cor q divorce.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-10
GENERAL nARKET.

The following quotations are for small or
ders or jobbing rates:
APPLES-sS 5Oa6 p Dbl.
BAC0N-Clear sides, 75zgsc; clear rib sides
71z9Is<c; shoulders. 61Se6t4c; hams, uncan-
vased. l0iSdll1zc; breakfast bacon, l0l4 9l01Sc.
BRAN-sl O59l 10 , cWt.
BUTTER-Medium. 25g2Sc; choice. 29932c
BAGGING-lp<9I51Sc q 10.
BEANS-Navy. 81 75g3 % q Dbl.
CHICKENS-sl 1904 90, as 70 quality.
COAL OF -2922c 3 gallon.
GARAGES crate. IS 5O96 90; = 100,
coRN-In store. 6sg7oc = bushsl.
CHEESE-Factory. 14iza15iSc.
COTTON-SEED-s7 3 ton.
CORN-MEAL-s3 0093 3 = Dbl.
COFFEE-Ris. 2442sc p ID.
EGGS &93oc D dozen.
fL0Uk-ssper and extra, g ooa7 50; fam
~ and fanssy brands $ oOSs 50 . bbl' infe-
HAY.cboiee. SIS oos2s q , ton; medium.
SD 00q2i 90 , ton; 81 sal 40 = cut.
HQMINl-f barrel, a 7595 %.
LlMk-tl SOL IS , bhl.
LARD - Iierces. s5t9ac; kegs. s149l0c
MoLASsEs-Louisiana. new in barrels, IS
965c; Fyups. 6iaslc g eailsn.
QNIQNss--MiEed. . 75q5 % = Dbl.
oAIS--Choice, sass > tushel,
!e75ss' shoulders, 90; nsss. 81 56sis s. :
PoTAToEs-Psashblo-. and russsts. $50
q % p hbl.
sUGAR- Crushed. powdered and rranu-
vhiis in s6ls, ssfsiis; BOW sad ysiior. II
sALT-il sis5 seR M.
IT'S D., sat9ec.
IN1NE-is'lsii,ss.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

/
MEnPms THEArEH. Couldock 70
peated his impersonAtion OF LUX,
Fielding" last night. but owing 10 the in
element weather the audience was MOI
large. The drama Willow Copse Wal
finely presented and enthusiastically re
ceived. Tonight Mr.. Couldock will Ap
pear 10 the Chimney Corner as Peter
Probity," a character in which he il
said to be inimitable. The Aflsrpisce
Sketches in India, viii be an additional
attraction, in which Mr.. Everett will ap.
pear as Tom Tape" aud Ada Gilman as
Sallie Sernggs."
Circus To-Day. Dan Rice opens his
great show on the bluffs to-day for the en-
joyment Of both old aud young. Every
body wants to witness Old Dan Rice
and his retinue Of trained aud ed
ucated horses, headed by the famous
blind horse Excelsior. and the ihnumer-
able troupe Of gymnasts, acrobats, ath.
letes, bare back riders, hurdle leapers,
trapeze artists. jugglers, tumblers,
clowns (big and little), led by the old king
OF testers aud philosophers, Old Dan
himself. We predict grand success to
Old Dan Rice and his Great River show.
The tents will be warmed by patent
heaters, and every effort put forth to
make things comfortable TO add to the
amusement Of the audiences, day and
night.
OLYMPIC THEATER. Manager Buchan-
an has host Of attractions this week.
The famous Annie the Great Hindle, in
her character acts; Carroll and Sisson,
Ethiopian comedians. Next Friday
night Messrs. Carroll and Sissou will
take a benefit. These gentlemen are
celebrated Ethiopian comedians and
dance artists. They are well known in
Memphis, and will draw an immense
house on the benefit night. A most at
tractive programme has been gotten up
for the performance. Read the pro-
gramme and attend on Friday night.
WIRES OPERA HOUSE,. = Charley
White, the great head-center of amuse-
ment. continues to crowd his opera
house to sufo alton every night. The
entertainments are 6rst-class and most
attractive-in fact, superior to anything
in the variety line ever presented before
a Memphis audience. Manager
White has strong combination of tai
ent on the boards = Mile Emeline,
Maud Lewis, Nellie Norcross, Lou Mace,
Lillian Howard, Louie Melville, Mile
Sallie, Little Popsie. Mile Rosa, Mile
Irene, Lizzie Renoir. Tonight the
wonderful artistic, Ell Nino Eddie, will
appear in his specialties, having been
engaged by Manager White at heavy ex-
pense.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-10

In the Recorders Court o.day an in
dividual euphoniously called Cock
eyed Jack was brought up charged
with shooting John Farrell on Front
street last evening. Both worthless were
placed under $4,000 bonds each for shoot
ing with intent to kill, and $500 each fol
carrying concealed weapons, and fined
$50 each for breach of municipa
ordinance.
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The Oaunfx Trustee.

1t has now been ascertained that the
cash defalcations of Trustee Woodward
amount to over forty thousand dollars,
in addition to the sixty thousand bogus
warrants registered, and twenty-five
thousand dollars in warrants not regis
tered. The entire amount runs up to
nearly one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-10

A SUCCESSFUL fruit grower, with
twenty years experience in this climate,
desires to form the acquaintance of and
a copartnership with some gentleman or
lady owning lands near this city or on
some of its railroad lines, with the view
of establishing commercial fruit farm
in connection with stock, small grain
and grass. Good reference given and
required. Address
SOUTHERN FARMER OFFICE,
377 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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Fire this MORNING.

At o'clock this morning fire broke
out in the planning mill of Eader Il Mel
lersh, on Second, between Union and
Mccall streets. The fire was soon sup.
pressed, and but little damage was done.
The cause of the fire was accidental,
owing to the overheating of the furnaces.
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KAHN & FREIBERG.

Just three and n half blocks north
of Court Square, Nos. I69, III and
I73 Main street, corner of Poplar,
yOu will find the cheapest dry
goods house In the city. IL will pay
You 20 walk nm there.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-10

TIE delinquent city tax list will be
published every day until December
9th in the Daily Register. Those in
tsrested will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly. IS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-10

THE delinquent city tax list will be
published every day until December
9th in the Daily Register. Those in
terasted will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly. IS
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KAHN & FREIBERG.

Ladies rub6ersl Ladies' rubbers
1000 pairs ladies rubber orershOes, 81
aPair. Hff AnT
NO better Oonpazy IMAM the Ham
burg Bremen Fire; large assets, am
pie security 20 the Insured. 50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-10

Apply 20 Marx a Bensdorf,
AE'ts. : Madison - fer n policy I'm
the uamburE Brenlen Fire Ins. o..
ofHRmburE. Germany, she nrsta and
only German Fire Ins. CO. An the Us.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-10

Choice Lot OF MaIlhrd DuckS
Just received at Victor d. Fuchs, 4
Jefferson street. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-10

LIVERPOOL. Decemberl0 IL 30 INJECTION
opens dull. Uplands. SID; Orleans. SD.
3p.m.-Cotton is dull. Uplands. SID; Or
leans. ssf@s5sd. Sales. 1000 bales. of which
200 were for export and speculation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-10

Served in every style and families sup
piled by the can or dozen at Peter
Mentges, 1904 and l72 Poplar st. So
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-10

Memphis and St. Louis Packet Company-U.
s. Mail Line-For Helena, Chicot, Green
vile, Vicksburg and way landings.
Blake. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE Svu.s.
W THIS DAY. the 10th inst. $500
at o'clock pm. saiaAsssstssk
AID. STORM, Treasurer.
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nUsiNEss HOUSES.

BOWMAN, @. H., MACHlNIST AND
ID Scale Factor, a2H Main street. Special
attention given 10 repairing scales. lOl-t
n, A. FISHER. SUCCESSOR TO FISHER,
H.. Amis 4 Co., marble dealers. cor. Adams
and Third. 3s-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-10

CANDIDATES would do well to call at
the LEDGER Office to have their cards
printed-better, cheaper and quicker
than at any other Office in this city. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-10

FLOEKRs, bouquets. floral designs and
decorations, plants, ETC.. cheap.
So R. g. Craig 4 Co, 379 Main st.
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Maryland ana virEinia Oyster

The place to buy fish. fowls and flesh.
Goods Of the best quality and prices Low.
W. II. WARRISerox & Co.
SIT 27T Second street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-10
KAHN & FREIBERg.

Dress goods deparfment-56 elegant
first quality waterproof dresses, S. so
each
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-10

CARROLL AID SIssoN's BENEFIT at
Olympic Friday night. So
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER OYyIcK, l
MEMPHIS. TRSS.. December 10. 1873. I
MONEY.

Business in financial circles to day
was quiet and devoid of interest. The
Indictment weather and dullness of the
general markets was not very inspiring
in money circles-hence there was little
deing. Currency continues in good
supply. Bankers are discounting oil
iirst-class paper offering at lO@l2 y
cent. q annum. Street, rates rule at
2@3 = cent. a month. Exchange is
steady on New York at &c discount.
Boston and Eastern points, &c off. On
New Orleans, i@sc of. Brokers are
paying lO9 for gold, and lO2 for silver.
County warrants and State indebtedness
quiet, with few transactions. City war
rants and bends are dull and nominal.
Railroad stocks and bonds continue
dull, as also Arkansas and Mississippi
securities:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-10

TIE delinquent city tax list will be
published every day until December
9th in the Daily Register. Those in
terested will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly. So
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COTTON.
Southern Railway Security Co.
Loo. Memphis nd Charleston Railroad
and branehes.
CoUCTGNEES

pF RESPECTFULLY REQUESTED 70
n ,e-,rre fhrir cotton FEohFILf non ne
= n lo.-r e dor 10 make room - unload
incoming trains, ,,-, = ..; ,,,,'st
nr.,rbis. Tenn, Dee. 8, ISIS. ~
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KAHN a. PRRIBERG.


Our erening shades Of kid glores,
JoHpin's hoo. buttoned. SOC a pair.
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Insure in Hamburg Brem' n Fire
Ins. 90 of Hamburg, Germany. SO
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STEAMBOATS,.
For New Orleans

Memphis and New Orleans Packet Company
For New Orleans and the Bends.
JOHN B. Noel. master
WIFI nk kEAXE AS as ; ABOVE = III b
pm. For freight and passage ksziiiisssazlIzl
apply to J. I. WASHINGTON. Agent.
S6-S7 No. Madison street.
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KAHN & FREIRERG,S

Dry goods department.: Our iOater
proof blue mired, green mired, gray
mired and black hare arrived. Cheap
est IA the city.
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,-oR SALE or RENT.

ION sal. Z OR RENT-HOUSES GARDEN
"a fsr, ling land for sale or rent az Ridge
~ Nemph. e and Charleston railroad, twelve
m ne ron me s. MosBY. 800 Front street.
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WAITED.

yKTANTED-FIRST.C CLASS WAITER. NO
w other need Apply, at Cotton Room Sa-
loon. No. 5 Court street. Sal
VXTANTED-A NICE GIRL AS NURSE
w for a small child. Apply to Sc Mulberry
street. oo-oo
TITANTED-VAULTs AND CISTERNs TO
w clean. j. d. Fox. 80 Union st. S5-t
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For Wharfmaster.

4 ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CANDIDATE
II before tho people for the position ~ Wharf
master. I have rcdded IN Memphis since
1858. Am a mechanic by trade. but have fel'
lowed tho river In different capacities for
twenty-five years. and think understand tho
duties of Mhnrimnator and the facilities neces-
sary 10 be offered the commerce Of the river as
wen as any man. aud II elected propose 10
attend 10 my duties personally, have no other
business and hold no other Office. Therefore,
/ ask the support OF the people Of Memphis.
j. Y. WASHINGTON.
November q. 1915. 70
DICHARD W. LfGHTBURNE. is A CAN
III didate for reelection 20 the once OF
Wharimaster. Election Thursday. January
!, 1874. TO