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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
NFW-HAVFN AND HART

NETWORK, NEW-HAYEN AND HARTs
VISION Arrangement June ., 1873.
Passenger NewYOrk, Grand Central Depot; Ell
]'' TRAINS yEw-YoRK. 49,
Trains for leave AT 40 tAccnl ZOO fx, 300
II.x) 4:s0 and 5:l5 local Bx. 3 Ex.l and 10 (Ex
For south NOrwalk 40. 500 800 a. M, IL NJ, lkxl'
900 Sl5, 440 Sis. $40 G35, 3 10 p m For stanford
no. sos 9u5. 10 0a. II m, DO and 80 Ex) 800,
4.4O AS Is, $40 635, 100 9 L., and l:Sj p.
Boston Express via Springfield Al sos and 10 and
D. ~; shore Line at l amt 20 p M tbe eO1 d M
Priarenort The -.O5 a m and 10 m connect with
on ,9hdYe Line Division frr Providence The N. and
connect with shore Line Division lot NORWICH ana inc
Connecticut Valley at say brook. and the anu
Newport 500 40 NJ and II noon trains connect
with Connecticut River h. h. at springfield and p m.
Nangatuck r r. HOusaonc ". r. nj Bridgeport The
sos a. M 315 and 44O m with Danbary and Norwa YAK
D. N. with New Canaan r. X. al STAMFORD -, .,o
SUNDAY Boston Mail Trains at D. H., via Sprngne ~ Az
Drawing room Day Express, and Sleeping Cars on
Tckets can be purchased Ticket Office OF Company At
Grand Central at Offices Of y. y Transfer Co.. 44
Broaiwav New York No l COuItst Brooklyn who will
also check baggage from residence 70 destination
DORTLAND and WORCESTER LINE-For
4 WHITE MOUNTAIN, via Plymouth ard VIA Rochester
and \ CONWAY y H., PORTLAND, AUGUs rA, B.LfA-I,
5STT and ST JOHNS Drawing through be-
tween New-I london White Mountains also between Now
1OlWioh lidiu' lN'f' pi.,f "a
North River al D. N. NORWICH LINE-Leaye New YORK;
Grand Central Depot. and 10 d and and M az all Al
RAN with Portland ana worcester
train al and 40 p. The a. ~ ia express 10 Ply
n0uih Wlto Mountains y. Conway Portland. and Bansor
The g D. n through train 10 Nashua Rochester t"r
LAM ana Bangor made with the Grand
Portland. No transfer by tins Inc through
tickets BhggaFe checked through
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rison st, Pier "a \. K. stS p m.
ERIE RAILWAY.
MONDAY June ne s7S From dhSmerss Depot 'd cr
ana
sleeping Coach to Suspension Bridge ''
Coaches pnS EH nd o Na ns a cnsu
natl Detroit and Chicago without change
Port Jervis 80 1880 o. M. 49, 1890.
Middletown, 7.so $3.50. 3 10 leas n s45, 40.
connect Win New York and oswesO Midland Ralroad
G GSsSa' anS k9s s S 1913 ss sa 49,
t6:sO and Warwick, 1870 and lO45 and 80 m
Cornwall 100 800 and M ma $50 and 4;sC N.
345 . g. $3.50 u and II midnight: Iligewood Hohokus
Alendale and Ramsey t3ij, $40 $50, $50 10 and
paterson at2 NJ 545 e45 1856 s5 TO Ic45 1iso m
1890 and'i2 midnight NeTars .o4b Sa $50 ,sls
GSo nj5li no. y noon n'9s fa!A 4 a5s 5 1'
!, $40 10 $50 M. 1890 2l5 1. As SIS, $50 f7i5'
20 M and li30 saturday nights only Spring Valley.
Englewood ann sI,aTkiL T. $780, 49, $50 m. 1890 245.
T. t45 55 G'SO 7:l5 75 n and ll3o saturday nights
creaskill T. $50 49, $50 a. 1890, 245 A. 5l5. $50.
fl5. 40 p N. and ll:3o saturday nights only ,,.
leave 23dst heen earlier than above time trains
ninats eare1 Boat leaves @Sst AZ D. M connecting
IN trains leaving ChamberssL at LILO m and IL mid
Tickets for passage apartments Drawing and
aud transfer of Baggage be left at the Compan Offices
and az the COmpanys DepOs. 49,
the West arrive IN New OTk at 125
m. lao and 1865 D. III.
tDaly fsundays only.
JNO. ~ ABBOTT. General 4 gent New York.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER KAILROAD.-Arer June ~ 1875, through
500 M Chicago and Northern Express with drawing
through ~ Rochester: also Montreal VIA Man
chester VT
900 a. M Special arriving at Saratoga at %
1000 ~ special Chicago Express. With drawing
Rochester ana Ranao and Niagara rails arriving at Nj
aeara Falls at ! 20 =. m ~ - -,
HOO Northern and W estcfn hAlriss
$50 p. Saratoga special arriving a SARATOGA AZ m
D. Montreal Express win sleeping ears from New
York o I. AlbaIs arriving at Montreal al = 30 a
Express, Daily with sleeping for WATERFOWL
Canandaigua
D. M Pacific Express Daily, with sleeping for Roch
ester Buffalo Niagara Fails also Chicago via both
L. and NJ. {. Railroads.
Ills n M EXPRESS with seepngcar8 for Albany, Troy.
and Saroga arriving al $50 sunday morning
W." ~ 49, w. {. II. KEN DRICK
General Passenger Agent
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Opposition MERC HAN > LINE i9i
" ALBANY ard TROY landing 81 Cats Nl-Siealn9I . Is
sCHTYIFR from Pier IS, y. b. FRA klust MON "a :,
wEDNESD AVS. and FRIDAYS, .. 10 rare, 20 cents
N0NA - N' ' J. w. HANCOX.
SUNDAY EXCURSION, A. m. 24tl ST., s:l5 Newourgh'
so cts Ponghkeepsie, RhneDeck Caiskl Athens tI TO-
tam tickets 81 80. arriving New YORK same DAY
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Nurses.
. RESPECTABLE WIDOW LADY wishes to

4 RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN
wants CHILD IA bring on tie bottle or rOuih Ike
care walking child terms reasonable Ca OF ahli - 3J
between ist ana ri a'o7 -l hoor ifl t'o
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Last inst, O't"eeh .s' ail a"'''' ~, H'' M
NURSE-By a Protestant young Sirl; wants
y situation. OF CHILDREN or an MA can SOW ana
h.. useful generally gOOi references. 1T the HOME
RTRENT, l3- itlI-ave, above ION 81
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pROYIDEYCE AND STONiNGTON

nv III T. MUM ATNS VIZ
w sTONINGTON LINE,
baiy from nom Pier North River connecting al
ehnlnglon with the $50 a. M. WHITE MOUNTAIN Elk
fkEss New and elegant drawing room THROUGH
pIILoOI change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

GENTLEMEN desiring handsomely FUR
NJ NISUED ROOMS. without board. at reasonable ra.r-
in ourstory house VIII apply At IA West i5 st.
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AT0RTH RIVER AND NEW- YORK STEAM-

~ BOAT LIN Pier "a. y. R-Steamer III YsIkNA All
leaves daily az $50 D. landing AZ 2ith st for fonhe
TarrvtoWu. Nvack. fiOckland Lake HaVeIstra". iohp
fIns cove ana Peeksnl Tn ADkIPhl at q p M.
lenqnc Al 24th-sf.. Engie wood lOlktrA htsubss
NYack Sing sing, and Haverstra7 The ALEAlS az 3 "
ms and Nyack particulars inquire VI h.
Lane Ar,lt. on PIER 81 No sunday boat
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Gituatlons ruanteo-fsmales.

Young woman. who is good cook and can wa % ani ron
well wiling make herself generally useful N good
that Wishes with her; no objection
any ~ tho country; best reference. Gail a. tAhfrsS-
TIERS 6tI-a 9r1st late II IN 81 AMI otl-lye
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oitrallcns Daate0-- Malcs.
Clarks Statesmen, &c.

\ ogfr.-. -lncs. eXl"I4rh'e III iohVh
- ~. -tuafon cerk saicsman or trir. si.t5
alierauo1. Address b4.EAbA-~A'-A-'A $1,000
Uptown Oace, 1885 broadway
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Gleamboats ano RAILROADS..

YlRIDGEP0RT, and all points on Housatonic
ID and NaugatUck Railroads Fare 81 steamer BRIDGE
PORT Catharnesp al ll30 anu bridgeport at II
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-03

DEATH OF AN OLD CHAntEsros MRa.
CHANT. .-Mr,, F. R. Wickenberg, nm
old merchant of Charleston, and q
member OF the we'll known Arm OF
Klinck & Wiekenberg, died at his resi-
dence, in thia city, yesterday morning.
He was native OF Sweden. and set
tied in this city in 1889, at which
time he became clerk in the store 6:
Mr.. James Robb. in King street. He
subsequently, started business on his
own account at the Northeast corner
of Broad and King streets, as mem
Der OF the grocery house of Klinck &
Wickenberg, in which firm he conti-
nued until the day Of his death. He was
q thoroughly straightforward and up
ght man. an accomplished merchant
and usefol citizen, and the news of
his death will be heard with regret by
host of friends and acquaintances.
NerS and Courier,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-03

Last Wednesday, while white man
in the employ Of the Charlotte, Co.
lumbia and Augusta Railroad, was
lifting some timber from car at the
high trestle in Hamburg, heavy stick
slipp!ed and fell against his right leg,
fraoturing it Just above the ankle.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-03
New Fast Passenger Route Between all Points in
18th Carolina and Charleston ~ -

THE nhon of the travel public
S,andatC
lin hs
Augusta and Greenve and Columbia
beoap
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-03
Seventh pividand

A Tn meeting Of Directors OF the Central
N National Bank, held this day, it was
Resolued, That q dividend Of Blk PER
GENT. on the capital stock OF this Bank.
Uree from, all United States. Stats and Oomnt,,
te1es. be declared ont of the profits for the
six months ending Stat December, 1874
The above declared dividend will bs nav
able on and after Saturday. the I'd day or
January, 1875, (the 1st being hoiiday.) .
J. II. SAWYER,
Dec SU y Acting Cashier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-03

CONCERT Ar PARKER's HALL!
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Final Discharge.

Final Discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that Thomaa a.
~ Les, administrator OF the estate of
Mary 8. P. Gibbes, deoeared, has applied
to Hon. =. !: Boone, Judge OF Probate. n
and for the County OF Riohland. for Gual
olecharge as such aoministrator. 1t is
A. D. 1875, be fixed for hearing of petition
and final settlement OF said eatate.
B I. BOONE;
Judge of Probate. Richland County.
Dec 20 j;e
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-03
Family Residence for Rent.

GaWIIy N6SIU0uC6 Ior Ront.
- THAT nicely finished and commo-
NHH dious BUILDING, on the corner Of
Lumber and Sumter streets, formerly
the residence of Richard Wearn, cont tainip1
eight rooms and all necessary out.build.
ings. fine garden, &c. 10 reliable tenant
the rent will be made easy.
A two story DWELLING, we'll finished,
with ooaiioI;abi5 "ut-buiiaiings and good
lot; on wayne street, next to Geo. Shields
residence. Apply to
~, JAOOD LEVIN,
Auction and Commission Merchant.
Jan3
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Price OF aaa Light Rsducea..

At the annual meeting Of the Doerd of
Directors OF the Columbia Gas Light Com
pany. the following change was mede:
ResolUed. That from and after the lat or
January, 1875. consumers will be oh arg ed at
the rate OF IS per thousand feet, instead of
10 ae heretofore charged; and thns dis
count Of per cent, on that nmount be al.
lowed on all bills paid within Ave days from
date OF notice. ~ :. -
Reso!ued. That the Secretary and Trea-
surer is hereby instructed to have all
meters closed after ten days notice remai
lng unpaid, and not permit any consumer,
either private or public, TO continue il not
paid monthly. y,
Extract from minutea.
JACOB LEVIN,
Jan 8 SEQ. & Treas. Gas Liebt Co
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Street Gas Lamps

Street Gas Lamps.
EITlZENS residing on the Main or cross
~ streessiin the vicinity OF the gas
Tampa. can be furnished with light at
office. JACOB TEVIT.
Jan Ss sec'y and Treas. dAsiieht %.
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Dec IS

Sale by Receivers.
~ ~ FNlXOTTO d SONS. A uctfoneeys
In the matter of the Citizens Savings Bank
of South Carolina, Bankrupt: William
Johnston, Petitioner, us. John Finhers
eta ~
pURSUANT to the deoretal order OF the
1c..aa 4 Honorable 2oGaH George 3; Bryan, United
Carolina, dated the 10Th day Of October.
1874 in the above stated cause, we will sell
on nj INDAY, the 4th day or January. 1875
between the hours Of II O'Clock in the fore.
noon and O'Clock in the afternoon, in
front Of the Court House for tho County or
Richland, in the city OF Oolumbia. State II
wit:
The undivided -thirtieths OF the
lands. tenements,, easements. heredita-
purtenanoes constitntipg the property
known as the "sALUDA FACTOHY.S tn.
same being the interest OF John Finher,
Trustee. therein.
Also. the undivided one.tenth OF the
lands, tenements. easements, hereditn-
ments, fixtures, tools. machinery and ap-
purtenances, constituting the property
known as the ''SALUDA FAOrORY," the
same being the interest Of John B. Palmer
therein. The said Factory 10 located in the
OF the Saluda River. about three miles
from the city Of Columbia, and has now in
active operation Six Thousand Five Hun.
dred Spindles, to which 10 attack ed Two
Hundred and Thirty five acres or Land .
lying on both sides OF the Saiutla River,
which enables the power to be very largely
| Increased with but a slighs outlay to seye.
| raj Thousand horse power.
Either OF the above interests can be
treated for at private sale on or before the
first day Of January next; the former by ap-
plying to John Fisher, Trustee, ct CUlum
bia, g. c., and the latter BY APPLYING TO A.
G: Brenizer. Assignee, at Charlotte, N G.
TERMS OF SALE-One.third cash, and the
balance on credit OF one and two yearu.
Purchasers to pay for all papers.
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
j. FISH FIR, Receivers.
Each newspaper named publish as
follows: Charleston Netns and Courier.
Philadelphia Public Ledger, New York Jour.
nat Of Commerce.. Boston Post, Dec 8,
| Is. ~ and 20. Dec I'd .
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MARRIED.

On the 23d December last, at Sumter, BY
the Rev. e. A. Edwards, Mr.. T. B. JEN-
klNS. OF kichland County, and Miss NJ. N.
EDWARDS. OF Sumter County.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-26
Memnnl. Thirlr Ysar. AGO.

An old citizen tells a story of Mem
phis, thirty years ago, when the burg had
only one %cistern, and the people drank
river water;
Jimmy Bohanan, a celebrated chemist,
left the bluffs and wandered away to
Texas, Louisiana aud other points, but
at last returned. When asked why he
came back, h. replied: well, on &C.
count Of the water" but it was a we'll
known fact that he never drank water,
but used whisky as a beverage. Dr.. Bo.
hanan went out in the Mexican war, and
was shot dead, a cannon ball striking
him in the stomach and literally tearing
him into pieces, which was a curious CO.
incident, as he often remarked to his
friends that, The loved good eating, and
would never be killed unless shot in the
stomach" He was a genial and most
popular gentleman, a scientific chemist
and one Of the early settlers of the
Bluff City. The above story probably
explains why so many people who a
der away from our beautiful city always
return and say that, after all, Memphis
is the only place fit either to live or di,
-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-26
PUBLIC LEDGER
0iicss No. Is MadIsOa Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
M IL M PHISs
Monday Evening, Jan. %, 1875.
Amusements,

BERGER BELL RINGERS. - To.mor.
row night this excellent troupe will
commence an engagement at the thea
ter and present a varied and attractive
performance. The entertainment will
be most interesting, and will introduce
the Lsdy Orchestra, Ladies Silver Cor.
net Band, Swiss Bell Ringers and the
Great Comedy Company. Among the
attractions are. Miss Anna Berger, the
eornet s%oloist; Miss Elite Berger, crystal
chimes; James Mckee, character vocal.
list, etc.
JANAUscHEE. = Next Monday night
this famous artistic will appear at the
theater in the role of Deborah" A
critic describes Janauschek as follows:
Her towering form, her flashing eyes,
| her awful expression as she pronounced
| the words of the celebrated curse, will
never fade from the vision Of those who
saw her. The old man who stumbled
| because / loved thee, and the mother
who hnpgered, and the infant that
| thirsted becausQ ] followed thee-may
they ever be in thy path, and hunt thee
in thy dreams! May yon wander on the
earth housslesS, as we wanderl May the
finger of seorn bs pointed at thee and
thine as it pointed at me and Einel
Accused be the fruit Of thy partner &
bosoml May it fall from her as thou
hast fallen from me; and should it see
the light, may the mark of Cain be on
its broWl May it starve oil its mothers
brest as the JeYish infants starved, and
as old Abraham now in darkness wan
ders so may one day thy father wander
Accused, aye, ten times accused, be
thou aud thinel And as my people on
Mount Ebai cried, SO cry l, amen
amenl'
a. the fearful words we're concluded
p%ereeptible Shudder ran throughout thf
audience, RRd terror shrouded every
face. Her passion vas terrible. When
she returns, in the last scene, to find
that she is remembered night end
morning in the prayers of Joseph and
bis family, her acting is impressively
pathetic and trde 10 nature. Surely the
Deborah Of Japauschek is one Of thf
greatest Of the triumphs Of the modern
stage.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-26
Explanatory.

The committee of experts request us
to publish, in justice to Comptroller
Newsom, the following extract from their
report, Of which a synopsis was published
in the LEDGER of yesterday:
Extract from Committees RepOrt:l
I'VE take pleasure in stating that after
a complete examination OF the work of
the present Comptroller, Jas. A. New.
som, that we find it well kept up; that
be has been very careful and particular
with his vouchers, and has shown every
courtesy and afforded every facility IN
our examination of his books and papers.
He has followed in the footsteps Of his
predecessors, thinking hat they knew
best, and from a feeling Of delicacy has
thus far not made those changes in the
system which we now suggest and which
the city ordinances authorize him to
make if e%xpedient."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-26


The H. S. Turner, in command Of
Captain W. b. Miller, is receiving for
Cairo, Louisville aud Cincinnati and
leaves on Thursday at FIVE pm. Capt.
L~ightburne will make engagements for
her.
Captain George Malone, with his pop
Ilar and favorite bends packet A. j..
White, will make a Mardi-Gras excur.
sion trip, arriving here early Tuesday
morning in time for the grand carnival,
and will lay over until Wednesday even
irg in order to give the excursionists an
opportunity to attend the festivities and
do their shopping before they return
home. An excellent baud has been
engaged for the occasion, and Morris
Herman, the famous steward, is making
preparations to treat the excursionists
on board Of the White in a royal man
ner. Those wishing a pleasant trip will
do well to come up on the White.
Captain George w. Cheek leaves to-
morrow morning for Washington to rep
resent the interests Of the Memphis and
Vicksburg Packet Line. and, II possible,
secure a mail contract for a daily line of
steamers between here and Vickaburg,
which is much needed. If successful,
Captain Cheek will establish a daily line
Of steamers between here and Vicks-
burg. We hope his efforts will be
crowned with success.
The Mary Miller dropped down to the
wharf this morning ami commenced
receiving for Cincinnati.
The Great Republic, Captain VIM.
Thorweigan in command, will leave the
elevator this evening at six o'clock for
New Madrid, Hickman and Cairo, carry
ing the mail and connecting with the
principal railroads for all points East
and West. Phil Young is her puraer.
Captain AID Storm, az the elevator,
received a telegram from the City of
Alton stating that she would be here
to leave Friday for Cairo, and wants all
the Eastern cotton she can get.
The 0sceola enters the Arkansas
river trade to carry out cotton and seed
for a New Orleans firm. One of her
pilots came up on the White and states
that she is lying at the mouth Of White
river waiting for a rise in Arkansas
river.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-26
SOL C0LEM ELEGANTES
Is a copyrighted brand, a genuine i'm,
ported cigar, aud a most
delicious smoke.
Zoe strict! IOc strIctI
For sale only at the well known
ROSA C0NCHA CIGAR HOUSE
petty ThieYinr.

A great deal of complaint and muir.
murings of Indignation are heard from
II citizens on account Of the large
amount of petty thievery going on at
present. Vacant houses entered, and
CRATES, etc, stolen therefrom; private
residences burglarized; chicken.roosts
and meathouses robbed at midnight, and
a general ontlawry business perpetrated
Hardly a day passes but some person OF
persons, of all ages, both black and white
are arrested for stealing. Our police
force are very vigilant, and do their best
to prevent these robberies, but in spite
Of all this, they are daily occurring
Memphis and the surrounding country
are infested by gangs of thieves who ar,
fit candidates for the penitentiary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-26
Tha nnnhnrx Mnn Ahrond.

Mr.. Bailey, in his last issue, has the
following on the habits OF the English;
HOW II BRITON SAYS GRACE,
There is an accompaniment to each
meal which strikes o stranger most for
chilly. 1t is their way Of saying grace.
They are the s%uddenest people in this
respect that | ever saw, and have o way
Of firing off their gratitude which is
most startling. The text is something
like this . For what We are aboqtto re
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-26

Those desiring to order The Daily
Graphic containing Illustrations of the
day and night parade of Rex and suite,
the Ulks and the Memph, or to insert
advertisements in that number, will
please call on the undersigned at the
Office Of Messrs. Green Il Lucas, Is Mad.
ison street, from ten am. to three pm.
daily. LEE CRANDALI..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-26
ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
COTTON.

COTTON,
The market this morning opened quiet
and steady, with holders Of good staples
asking outside figures. New York spots
were quiet Spi uominally unchanged,
with fatUEes steady. Liverpool was easier
but not quotably lower, with sales of TO-.
600 bales. New Orleans was quiet and
unchanged. The market here was mac.
tive, with fair offerings but light demand.
Sales yesterday footed up 900, exporters
taking 400, spinners 400 and spectators
100. Estimated sales for to-day, 1000
bales,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-26

AT the Cotton Exchange to-day the
following visitors were registered Chas.
LHommedieu, of New York; H, Waring
Fairport, New York; W. G. Hargis,
Philadelphia; A. W. Butts, Brooklyn;
c. H. Pope, Louisville, Ky.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-26

Fine Manila cigars and cheroots per
ship Janet Ferguson, arrived at Boston
January 8, 1875. SIDNEY Cook,
l3S Peabody Cigar Store.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-26
k.o,s for civ Indeb,edue...

W have in Fort Pickering, on Beal
street, on Georgia street, in Chelsea,
twenty-five lots, for which we will take
city Indebtedness.
O. +. PREsooTT h Co,
l21 288 Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-26
DRESS MAKING.
OPPORTUNITY.

LIN order TO give employment
10 n full force of operatives
during the dull season i shall
make dresses In tlae various
STYLES introduced by me ~
THE UNUSAL PRICE OF $40.
Ladies' desiring work done
will find this u most iAVOrs
able opportunity.
The superinfemdence Of
. wedding Preparations aud
OHtiSts a specially.
! q. WATKINS, S7s Main St.
117-l4l
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HARPER, Cooley and Peterson's Mag
%azines for February, and also late illus
trated papers at Lieben's, 1868 Main
street.
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GALVESTON, January %. = Cotton is dull.
Middling,i 14eSc; net receipts, 1577 bales
gross receipts. 1903; sales, 1850; stock. n.l4i
bales.
ton is quiet. Middling. 1875; sales. 1850 bales;
receipts. 1851 bales.
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sI,nntIon Mnnted

As salesman or travelling agent for a
stove, tinware and coal oil house. Beat
oity references given. Address NJ. ",
at Ledger Office.
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TAKEN up.

TAKEN UP-ONE SMALL BLACK MARE
muIe. about I years old. Owner can get
sam by proving property and paying charges,
AT Wheatley Place. 9 miles from Memphis,
Southwest Of Horn Lake road.
i%-l27kw47-48 JOHN G. WEANEk.-
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voters or the Firm Own D,,tr,o,,

] am a candidate for Magistrate, and
respectfully solicit your votes at the
election, January 18th, promising a
faithful performance of duty if elected.
l29 j. +. DILARD.