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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16
LEDGER.
Once, No. IS MadIsOa street.
LARGEST CITY OIRCULAFION
THE CITY.
M lE M
tuesday Evening. Feb. I8, 1875.
MemphIs Ignored by Congrens.


The Chamber Of Commerce met yes.
terday alternooH and passed resolutions
as to the Texas Pacific railroad as fol-
lows:
Whereas, Reliable information has
been received that the bill now before
Congress in favor of the Southern or
Texas Pacific Railroad Company, pro
vides for granting aid to branches of
said road to New Orleans, to Vicksburg,
to Cairo and to st, Louis, and makes no
provision granting aid for the construc.
ton Of q branch OF said road from Mem
phis, Tenn, to Shreveport, La and,
Whereas, The former action Of the
Chamber Of Commerce contemplated
like aid to the branch from Memphis to
Shreveport as that granted TO others;
therefore,
Resolved, That the Senators and Rep
resentatives in Congress from the State
OF Tennessee be requested to oppose the
passage of such bill unless the unjust
discrimination above stated against the
State OF Tennessee and city Of Memphis
be r%emedied, and the same aid be secured
to the branch from Memphis, as that
provided for the other branches, and
with the same guarantees, provisions and
privileges.
Resolved, That copies Of these resolu-
tons be Immediately forwarded to OUT
immediate Representatives in the Legis-
lature of Tennessee for such action by
the Legislature as may be deemed expe-
dent in the premises; aud
Resolved further, That a copy of them
be sent to each Of the Senators and
Representatives of Tennessee now in
Congress.
Resolved, That the interests of the
States of Arkansas, Virginia and North
Carolina, being identical with those Of
Tennessee in securing such connection,
therefore,
Resolved. That copies Of these resolu
tons be forwarded to the Representa-,
tives Of these States in Congress, re,
guessing them to cooperate with the
Representatives of Tennessee in secur
ing the desired amendment.
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Esaxas's way.


The Nashville Union and American Of
the l4th in reference to mandamuses
now being served upon the city of Mem
phis to compel the city to pay past due
bonds from the Sinking Fund. criticises
Mayer Leagues financial policy in the
following style:
The process by which Mayor League
Is endeavoring to destroy the credit aud
prestige OF the promising young city I'm.
der his temporary charge, is very SINH
lar to some of the plans suggested here
for the rismanagement of our State
debt. As the LEDGER bluntly puts il.
the Radical Mayor "~repudiates2 debts
already due, and devotes the funds
designed for that purpose to the prepay
ment of debts not due. The natural eL-
feet is to depreciate both, as this double
process involves reputation and estops
the plea Of inability to pay. We are
aware that Memphis is in a far worse
financial condition than the State at
large, but it is in consequence other W
extravaganza, and Of leaving her Gnan-
ces to be managed by such fellows az
League; in no way does it result from
State taxation, which constitutes less
than one-tenth OF what her people paw
annually. But Memphis and her Mayor
will soon learn hat Tennessee and onr
courts permit no such fragrant violation
of both law and morals as is involved in
the League plan. In his Knoxville
speech OF 1872, Representative Gibson
asked What would be thought of a man
who threatened to pay none Of his notes
in order to give his friends q chance to
buy them at a few cents on the dollar2
Would we not denounce him as fit for the
pe~nitentiaryT So we may ask Of a city
which, with money to pay its debts.
repudiates them and devotes that money
to bidding in at a discount debts not due
lis not that city destroying the founds-
tons Of its credit, to its certain sorrow in
the early future, when the South and
Southwest, relieved Of political thraldom,
shall bound forward in a career Of new
prosperity But Tennessee courts will
see justice done TO the creditors of Mem
phis, and if she does less to her own, she
will play false with her State sovereignty,
offering a new argument for increasing
the Federal powers, under the plea that
States may be forced to respect the
rights Of Others.
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of the best trips Of the season. She had
Y bales of cotton, II sacks OF seed, 20
hogs, a lot Of horses and sundries and
1853 head Of cattle, which is one of the
largest consignments of cattle by our
local packets since the a She was
also full Of people and did a heavy way
business on the round trip. She leaves
again tomorrow evening for Haile's
Point, Cottonwood Point aud all way
landings in the bends, carrying the mail
and giving strict attention to all way
business. Captain Ed OUTLAW is her
efficient purser.
Captain George W. Cheek left this
morning for Washington to look after
his mail contract between here and
Vicksburg, kilograms were received
here yesterday which Indicate that he
will be awarded the contract for which
he has put in a bid.
When the feet of Evansville boats
went into Green river to keep out Of the
ice, the chickens for miles around there
went to "roosting higher up" and Sc.
lected locust trees for that purpose.
The Mary Alice and barges lett Cairo
yesterday for New Orleans.
The West Wind, Captain Thomas
Bowman in command, arrived last eyea-
ing from Wittsburg with l76 bales cot
ton, 2l3 sacks seed, l3 head cattle, q lot
Of sundries and IL bundles beef hides,
which weighs over 5000 pounds. She 10
receiving for a return trip 10 all points
on St. Francis river through to Wits.
burg. Mr.. VIM Joplin, who is we'll
known as one Of our prominent produce
and grain merchants and one Of the
owners of the West Wind, will accom-
pany the West Wind to Wiitsbnrg,
with a view of getting trade for Memphis.
Mr.. Joplin will undoubtedly be success.
full, as he is quite popular in business
circles.
The PUBLIC LEDGER job Office has
built up Q good reputation for its tastss
full execution of every class Of steam.
boat printing Steamboat posters,
maui(ests, bill heads, etc are among
our ~specialiies, and believing we can
give entire satisfaction ia this line, we
solicit the patronage Of the river irater-
nifty. Our prices compare iayorably
with those of any city on the river.
1887
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FRESH
Received daily by express at
l2Gt VIcroR D. FUcns' Al Jefferson st.

What bellies the two unmarried daugh-
ters of Sharon, Of Nevada, will be when
they arrive in Washington Filtration
There's millions in t."-Bostoa Post,
A Vermont farmer stroked his gray
lschs and sadly remarked, Il didn't
really know how old and feeble l was
until | went to lick James this morning.
Hes only seventeen, but ! couldn't
make him holler.p
Deacon Stiles was a Millerite, but he
failed to convince his wife Of the truth
Of his doctrine, On a winter night he
awoke her, exclaiming Arise, Wife |
hear the chariot wheels of God" Lie
still, you old fool" said the practical
Wife the Lord wouldn't be round here
on wheels with such good sleighing
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SOL COLEMAN'S
TRAB .,
Sc, &c, sc.

At Yicksburg, Miss, recently Mr..
Charles I. Bradford, well and f~asorably
known in this city, was united in mar
riage 70 Miss Alice Quigg, one Of the
h~andsomest and most accomplished
ladies Of the former city. The event
was most pleasant, and was attended by
a large number Of friends Of both sexes.
The relatives and friends IN Memphis
send greetings and congratulations in
Vulnerable TO Charley and his fair and
lovely bride, with many and earnest
hopes for a bright aud prosperous career
for them on the voyage Of life.
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Robberx Lnat Mann

At eleven o'clock last night robbers
broke into the dwelling house of S.
Eichwald, No. l25 Union street, near
DeSoto, and carried off a lot of meatand
some money. The robbers ransacked the
premises and escaped without either be-
ing detected or arrested. The police
authorities are now on the lookout for
the thieves.
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Sol COleman'S TrabuccOs.
90 Each.
Only Depot at goo Main Street.
The water MoEEr TEST.

AAN WNhNA WOHAN leHN.
Yesterday afternoon a test was made
of the fire plugs of the Water Works
which test was o as salts.
factory as ii should have been, owing
either to the lack Of necessary power
and pressure or some arrangement of
machinery. The official report Of Colo.
mel Harry Tomlinson is as follows:
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
Feb. Is, 1875.
W. H. Rhea. Esq, Secretary Board of Under
writer's;
DEAR SIR-Having been selected to
time the impromptu trial Of the Water
Works this afternoon, | beg leave to re-
port as follows:
Time from first stroke Of gong calling
attention, to response to call for FIRE
pressure. Fl seconds. A double line OF
hose Goo feet each) having been attached
to plugs, first on Madison street, corner
Center alley; second, on same street.
corne Second alley; two streams to each
plug, u inch nozzle to pipes. First
pressure shown, 2 minutes 10 seconds;
full pressure on streams at Second alley,
4 minutes s seconds; increased pressure
on second call, I minutes 40 seconds
maximum pressure, both plugs, THAT al
Second alley being the stronger), IL
minutes 20 seconds; estimated hight Of
streams from LEDGER office fire plag,
Center alley, 65 feet; Second alley, Is
feet. Pressure decreasing 10 minutes
40 seconds; two streams taken of at
Second alley, 28 minutes 30 seconds,
increase OF pressure on streams remain.
ing at Center alley very slight. Pres.
sure from works called of, 80 minutes
20 seconds. Five calls for pressure
given. Yours, respectfully,
II. Y. ToMuINsoN
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In a little village Of France dwells 8
good dame named Leremois, who be
heves firmly in ghosts and in all the old
superstitious notions. The other night,
hearing a loud noise at her door, she de.
scended and found herself in the pres.
ence Of a ghost clad in white and
crowned with a circle of gold. Jesus,
Mon Dieu, stammered the poor woman.
None Of your nonsense, "'curtly replied
the phantom. II am the King of the
Moon, which will forthwith appear, not.
w~ithstanding the bad weather, and in or
der to make room Tor bis beams you
must Immediately repair to the cellar
Mon Dieu, Mon Dieu,' groaned the old
lady. Go, and be quick about it"
cried the ghost. Trembling with terror,
Madame Leremois hurried down into her
cellar, in which the phantom locked her
up at once. On the following morning
the house was found completely ran
sacked and %plundered. The ghost,
whose name was Levasseur, was ar
rested in a wine shop, where he was
found slightly inebriated.
In 1867, NJ. Berger, a Persian, lost
his wife, whom he had married three
years before. Hehas been almost heart
broken ever since, living in the room
where his wife died, and in which her
portrait was hanging. His wife's sister.
at the time of his marriage, was a little
girl, but she has now expanded into a
handsome woman For years she had
not seen NJ. Berger. The other day she
knocked at the door of his apartments.
The servant was absent and NJ. Berger
opened the door. She entered, and lift.
ing her veil, said: DO you reeos,nize
me2' My wifeI' he cried, they, sud
denly recoiling. mo, no! she Is dead
1t is her spirit returned to earth p The
poor girl tried TO reassure tho widowel
and explain that she was no ghost. bur
his little sister.in-law, now grown up. apt
who had arrived in Paris the day before
No, no, helpl' he shriekel, and fell
back dead.
In Paris a short time ago a man in
toxieated and heavy with liquor wa,
noticed lettering along the Rue Dan
court, followed by a dog of some indie
scribable mongrel breed. Suddenly tn,
man stopped. The dog growled and BIZ
his masters left cali. Let 60, sale
his master, I'm going 10 walk on. ]
understand that we haven't got HON,
yet. Let go, l say But the dos
needed him not, but only pulled tn,
more vigorously at his trousers. lie
go, you are tearing my breeches,'' sale
the man. "Tll go on" and he started
again. The intelligent animal at ono,
let 20 his hold and followed at his mas
ter's heels. A few rods further on tn,
man stopped again, and once more tn,
dog gnawed at his leg until he was OBJ
liged to continue his homeward progress
The same process was renewed by tn
dog ten times after this and until hi
master safely reached his dwelling.
The most novel weapon of offence an,
defence is a swordfsh. This strang
implement was used in London, not lon
since, by an ancient and cantankerou
old salt, who was prowling around wit
the marine monster under his arm, an
employed it upon an inn.keeper wit
whom he had an alteration.
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This morning a negro at the foot of
Irrelevant street saw a white m
attempt to commit suicide by tumbliug
into the river. He succeeded in getting
her out, but she was in so PROSTATE a
condition hat she had to be sent to the
hospital, Her name is unknown at the
police station.house.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16

SCHOOL books, embracing every book
now in use at either public or private
schools in the city, can be found at
MausrOrd's, corner Second and Monroe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16

In the LEDOER job Office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job Of printing. 1881
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ADDITIONAL
COTTON.

iOTIONs
The market this morning opened quiet
and easy; the unfavorable advices from
Liverpool and the Eastern markets bad
a tendency to depress the market here,
though prices remain steady and un-
changed. Offerings we're fair, with a
light demand. Estimated sales for The
day, 1900 bales; sales yesterday footed
up 1900 bales, of which %spinners took
1900, spectators 200 and exporters 300.
New York spots we're quiet and un-
changed, with futures dull. Liverpool
va dull and easier, with sales of 10000
bales. New Orleans was quiet, with
middlings at l4sc.
COTTON EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
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Noticei

To my friends and the public generally;
an no longer with the Red Store;
can be found hereafter at Kahn &
Freiberg's, corner Main and Poplar.
l44 TON DAVIS.
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sTEAMsoArs.
For Arkansas Riuar.

u ANNFNN9tIW NaIVWTs
Regular Memphis and Pine Bluff IT,. s, Mail
Line-For Red Fork. Auburn, New Gascony
and all points through to Pine Bluff.
BELLE OF TEXAS. -~...... Woodburn, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON
w TUESDAY. 10th inst. kA
JOHN N. HARBIN. Is Madison a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16

THE type, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee irstclass
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
1924 f.
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what Ho There !

Go to Sol COlemau's Rosa COncha
Cigar Depot, 200 Main street,
and get some of the new &c cigars. The
brand is copyrighted, and will be known
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16

The LEDGER job Office is in constant
receipt from the foundries of new type,
embracing al the latest and best styles.
1887
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For Sc. FRANCIS Rivsr.

For Helena, Mariana. Wittsburg and ali
way landings.
CITY OF AUGUSTA,
Basket, ..--." master Davis, --....-.eierk
I EAVES MEMPHIS AS ABOVE
IL every Tuesday. Thursday and NE1tAn
Saturday; For Freight or passage SssA
apply on board. I4i.t
Appeal and Avalanche copy.
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GALVESTON, February l6. - Cotton Is dull.
Middling, l5c; net receipts, 1919 bales /;
gross receipts, 1919; sales, 675; stock, 7S,6si
bales.
,o nEw o VhLEAs Md EHRTSaTy 70, LEY a;mn,Egot-
receiDts. 3l7l hales.
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KAHN 4 FREIBERG.

The LEDGER job Office is one Of the
most extensive in the South and capa.
bic Of executing any class Of JOB werk
1887
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Call and examine our hu.
man hair switches at 81,
81 so, S2-cIheapest I'm The
city.
RAuN a EUpIUEUG
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For Catro and bt. G.nnls.

TUT NWHHV WEIW DNa EdTuH9s
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company-For
Hickman, Columbus. Cairo and 81. louis.
SUSIE SILVER........ ID II Silver, master
XTILL LEAVE THE ELE- 49,,
w yator building WEDNES- L
DAY. 18th inst, at u m. &EtA
For freight or passage apply 10
AID. STORM,
Sup't Mississippi River Elevator Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16

Memphis and White River Packet-For Au-
gusta. JackSonport aud all way landings.
LEGAL TENDER. ..~.....J D Elliott, master
4 EAVEs ON WEDNESDAY.
IL the 18th inst, ats pm. For s{az9
freight or passage apply to tiHa a
r.. ". LIGHTBURNE Agents.
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SKI advertisement of Fosters Second
Gold and Land Distribution. [sl62
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To Steamboat Owners,

WEARE MANUFACTURERS, AND ARE
y ready to supply YOU boats at almost
half the price you now pay TO middlemen ami
drummers. HUME &SMITHI
Steam Bakery, 4l6 Main ST.. near Beal.
l3z-xx-7
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vsNTILAriNo CHIMNEY CAP.

p, j. COLEMAN, at No. COZ Beai street,
has opened a news stand 10 connection
with his cigar store. All the leading
papers, etc, received ahead Of all com.
petitora. S5I
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SPECIAL

GEARS Il GREELEY, NO. "a MADISON
- street, Memphis. Abstracts and examin-
alton of titles 70 any real estate in Shelby
county. All work Guaranteed.
135-xx-6 (
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
LAWRENCE

T. w. DaVey's superb Dramatic Co.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS.
wi February 18th and 18th. first time in this
city Of the beautiful play entitled
HAREBELL, Or The nan o. AirIie.
Wednesday, Feb. l7-RICHELIEU.
Thursday, Feb 1S-R0SEDALE.
Friday. Feb. 19-M0NEY.
Saturday Afternoon LAST BARRETT MAT
INEE.
Saturday Night, Feb. 2O-DUKR'S MOTTO. +
Iq.sdaX evening, Feb. 2s-J0SEPH X.
Price of Admission GENERAL Admission, 81;
Reserved Seats 25c extra.
Seats may. BE-. had at the Peabody Hotel and
Box Office Of Theater.
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Fer Arkansas river.

Regular Memphis and Pine Bluff r.. s Mail
Line-for Red Fork, Auburn, New GaseoI v
and all points through to Pine Bluff, con
meeting with light boats through TO Fort
BELLE OF TEXAS,
Jno WOODBURY. ..........m master EaaNeE
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at 8 pm.
FORT GIBSON, IT,
Ed Rowland ........m.masle tASlhamzt
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. at6p.m,
For freight or passage, apply to
JN0. N. HARDIN, Sup't,
IS Madison street,
GLENN x VlNs0N, Agents.
On Wharfboat. foot of Court street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16

E0R S~ALE-THREE HOMES, 2 LOOTED
il rooms and lots; price $500 each. q
Two homes, ? rooms each, lathed and plas-
tered, $500 each.
Two homes, 3 rooms and kitchen, wood
house, ~clstern, etc, all new, 800 each.
Fer terms apply to W. A. WHEATLEY, ls
l4i-l47 $50 Main street.
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FOr HaIIa,n Isnint
Tor 81 Frnuc,su,ro.

For Mariana, Wittsburg and all Way Land
ings on st. Francis and Languil, Rivers.
WEST WIND. Bowman mast.r
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE
w eyer, THURSDAY, at S L
pm. For freight or passage ap A
ply on bOnrd. ian I
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Rir Rhnvan for An.

,B6ouQuErs and cut flowers at craiR's.
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Gentlemen, you eau get six ,(6) good
shayes for one (sl) dollar and hair cut
and shave for fifty (5O) cents at II. G..
Hampe's barber shop, No. IL West
Court street, opposite Fritz and Georges.
Don't forget the number and give Henry
a call. l45
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Arkansas river, Belle Of Texas............b pm
Mariana, City Of Augusta, .,............ p m
Napoleon, A. ). White"..m.....,.....~..5 pm
Haile's Point, Geo. w. Cheek ..m.........5 pm
ARRIVALS.
Steamer A. j. White, Napoleon.
City of Augusta, Mariana.
Geo. w. Cheek, 0sceola.
City Of Vicksburg, Vicksburg.
West Wind, Wittsburg.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Illinois, Napoleon.
City Of Vioksburg, Cairo.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
Mary Ament, Haile's Point.
BOATS IN PORT.
A. j.. White, Arlington, George W..
Cheek, City OF Augusta, West Wind.
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FOR SALE.

E0R SALE-WE WILL SELL OR. En-
IT change for improved or unimproved Mem
phis property. the Terry Place, a good resi-
dence with seYenty-two acres of land in good
state Of cultivation, situated in fernando,
Miss. Apply to M. L. MEACHAM& co.
142-l53
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EoR RENT-A NICBF COTTAGE AND
T. grounds, 8roems, good cistern and fruit.
two miles east Of the city on Charleston rail-
road Also Nos LaRofe street.
14O-l0 W. A. COLLIER, 16 Madison st.
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EoR RENTING. 80 ADAMS ST. CON-
i tains eight rooms, store room. kitchen
and stable; suitable for a boarding house or
Main street. Hit
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nor RENT-RESIDENCE, FROM 1sr OF
February, three-story brick house, al
Madison street; twelve rooms. Apply TO A
q Dennis. 292 Main street. 127-t
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EOR RENT-TW0 WELL IMPROVED
Il places. four miles out on fernando road,
one twelve acres, the other twenty four acres.
Apply at this office. GOT
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EoR REMr.

FOR RENTAL A BARGAIN SMALL
T. farm. so TO IS acres cleared. one mile from
Shelby Depot. Also o small, farm of 40 acres
on Big Greek, near Cuba. And a small farm
of q or 30 acres at Lucy Depot. All in Shelby
county, fer rent at a bargain the ensuing year.
j, NJ. WILLIAMS, 2ss Front ST.,
l4-l4s Memphis, Tenn.
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FOUND.

EOURD-A LARGE SHAWL. AT R0BT.
T. Maclin's, Seventh street, between Auc-
zion street and Railroad. h5-l4l
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COR SALE TWENTY MULES, CHEAP.
i Apply 10 WIN. X. MOORE x co..
1851 is Union street.
VNoH SALE BRICK = ORDERS LEFT
Il with w. II, Order & Co., SIS Front street,
or at yard on 0verton tract. on tho bluff South
Memphis. will receive prompt attention. 81
SIT o. HI. PIPER.
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LOST.

m OsT-ON SUNDAY EVENING, FEBRU.
IL airy l4th, a hair cress marked ~" The
Under will be rewarded BY leaving Il at
N MENKEN BROS.
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TXTANTED-AFEW DAY B0ARDERg AT
wv lA Second street; also ore unfufnished
room. References required. Mrs. s. b. Curtis.
1876
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VNTANTED-AGENTS EVERYWHERE TO
w sell the No CHIMNEY LAMP BURNER. No
smoke or smell. The greatest invention OF
the age. Sent for $50. A. s, ST0NBBRAKER,
43 Patterson avenue, Baltimore. Sole Aren't:
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DOR RENT-REsIDENOE. THE TWO.
i STORY frame. No. 200 fernando street.
second door south Of Vance, containing seven
1851 D. CALDWELL, $40 Main street.
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E0R RENT-RESIDENCE 60 GEORGIA
ali necessary convenience Also a coed sub.
urban residence. 6 rooms, ~ acres ground
and all other eonveniences, on McLemore ave-
nue. near and east Of State Female College.
Apply in person or by postal card to
~. lug III. A. PARnEE. $50 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16

UaoR RENT-sTORE NO. IA FRONT ROW.
il lately occupied By Nathan Bros. Apply
to l.. LAWHQRN AGO..
l24-t $50 Front street.