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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-12
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


AhusnMESTsA A.IcHTa rAer-Fnh ana sixth col
AsrROLoGy-N NINTH pAer-Finn column.
boANDERs wANTED~rwrnrfrinS Sifal Pass-second third
soAFB sSb ,oUfin foSGlSa GSpRR wAsrED-rwrIr r4e
sRo6SpY'&S i9lIna BommD-rwrrrr rAer-vourtn column.
BRooKLiN REAL ESTATE T0R sALE-SiSra PAers-
sgs!SssssS SS'sEE%%paryNIrIEs-yrrrH p.os
c1S RAJ EsTTs FOX
CLERKS AND Statesmen ELEVENTH PAGE-slxth
CLoTHiNci-NINrH Paer-sixth column
sixth column, and rwErrrH PAeE-First and second
coAsTwis sTEAMsHIPs-rwrLrrH PAon-Finh and
cor4kls siStS sGlsmns SasGIiFs-rrrru pAor.
noENTRf soAHEPTIwELsT raeE-FouEth column
5SSTisTkY1finsT fass-tinh NH" column Snl'"A '''D"'
BWRI2iNG HoTsEs 10 Iar, soi'1H FTRsrsHED AND
M Ist Y rAeE-lhEd column
ExcMaNGE--NrSru PAoK-Fifth column
EXCukSlONS-TwELrTH PAGK--sixth column.
rINANCIAL-IIFrn PAGE
ZINE ARl ls-7NiSri pAcu-Sixth column.
S9 SIshEp SAE R1ans fntenSiStn eop~n
METH PACF-lhird and fourth columns.
fnfGl HlHf vHlzTE Asrth s99a pepor,n
aEIF WaSTED-MALEs-TwRLrr PAcE-second col
HORSE, CARRIAGES &c.-FrRsr PAcr-rhird, fourth
aobsEs ROOMS, &o., w1SiED@SSrn ns' pAor-Fitth
IS;sTEGGTioN--r FIRST pAcr-- Filth column
LosI Y SI, ASp Al roqNp-FIRsr pAer-First column
MAeeiIEERiFi aeh aI PAGr--sxh cenmn
MoNIAL-NiNrn PAaE-sixth column.
NfLLiNEEy ANo pkEssNakiNS~~rriRsr SG~rII PAsn-Fnh
alscE.LANEous yBRTIsEMESrs-rrSru rAor--
MIsCKLi.ANE Eu Us-SINrn PAoE-sixth column.
MuSICAI-ElGHTH PAGE-Fiitn column.
new WpUBLlCAiioNs-sEyENTn Ky PAGE--sixth column.
PIANoroRrEs, ORGANS, 1c.-EIGHrH P4Gr-Fourth
POST "HIitE NoTIoE-Frnsr pAee-Finh column.
PRoposA ALs-NISrm r PAeE--Sixth column.
oFasrIoNAI, slTuAtIONs WANTED-FENALEs-
rRorEE4 o ~ TE 6 For SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-NINrH PAGR-second
REAL ESTATE wANTED-N1srH PAer-secons col.
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-F1Rsr PAGE-First column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-Flrst column
SALES AT AUCTIoN-EIdnTH PAGE-second. third and
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs-sxcoS PAar. and
ELEVENTH PAGE-First, second, third and fourth
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
hth ana sixth columns.
SPECIAL NoTIoEs-Fnsr PAeE-Frst and second
sPoRTiNu-DoGs, BIRDS, &c.-FRsr PAGr-Third
sToRAGE-EIcHrH PAcr-Fiftn column.
SUMNER RkSoRrs-TwELFrH PAGE-Fourth and NTH
THE TRADEs-TwRLsrH PAGr-second column
III TaE IuRE1FIEsT ~ e, yE f.eE.Ihlrd 80 m column.
TRAvt tLEERs' Gu1pE-TwEtFrH PAer-sixtn column
uNFuRMlsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENl5 TO
WATCHES, JEwELRY &c.-NMTH PAeE~sixth
wEsTcHEsTER coUSTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-NISrn PAcE-Frst column
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIRsr PAGnSsixth col
umn.
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REWARDS.

G1n REWARD LOST, A SMALL sCoTCH TER.
sN1U rer Dog, answering 10 the name OF Monkey =,
had on q ulckic. plated collar with Il live a. West
Nineteenth sreetr engraved on ". The above reward
wall be paid on bis return 10 ABOVE address
DZO vicinity OF Chatham square black and white
Dog. with yellow spots over and ribbon
around ncck apply at SO. q Catharine street
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sAhE nsDA * Prn,9 aIY AEoTs1S
PROMPT. At SO g rAeK AZ Place, UNDER THE
ny cH4S 2 DUFF, ArcTIoSEER;
Also 9 TER op sPS gE E3S wAo2S SE
sc raE fSoPERfY 'ST' oF FRn6GRfck 0Vs.N w. BrdS
s oa a Sy eSrg ay s.Ras
mas mi sse ana S % n be ~ Sn SS 1Ts Sa 2 sSs o-
" double in 2i5: y extra Tree and easy driver;
s6Ssi snd ius OaSd saS
ami true aud free from vice tricks or faults o....
be "a. nsS sired By Msmbfna ot dam IS RssSysR
snd can .low 81 ssii! hs !: saItsd .ni without
stands he i fully warranted sound and Eind II
B-Horses will be on exhibition on Thursday morn.
ing. rom = " until lime Of sole. 49,.
ale positive rain Or snne 20 highest bidder, without
A SIDE BAR for WAGON, By X NJ sTIvERs:
coSDs sy Ssy ~ Ase " Mnsr &
seat Phaetoass- iop and 0psn PONY Phsetons Of ali
s PeDOs Wagons M ms 'Ss and .eg 20 tOp apd open
csrsry: fsKeeton Wagons TOP and open Express Wss.
Cart Socsswsys y ali Hinas. HarnesS Bans.ts a..
A BEAUTIFUL LApYs HORSE, HARSEss AND
"A top rhseson WI be soid 4 great saeriiee The
Fuy-second street
A -sELLINo OUT -sTocK-DocroRs PHAErox.
"A. extension top Parx Phaetcss; side bar suggiss.
ness wagons. 1 fissk. SIS Hudson street
A -goR sALG-t cAR LOAD or HORSES; FIT
a. Tor any Kind of business are younz and three
Kentucky horses and an excellent hne saddle horse
they ali warranted every and good trial
allowed. ~ stanton street.
A FOR SALE, THR HAEDsoMksT BAY KEN.
~. lucky H0rs IN the CITY, la5< hands, years; also
three other ne amy Horses 20 be sold reasona6y all
ully warranted. Apply 1T lss Cedar street. West
street
A Il AUTHORIZE on ACCOUNT or NV HTS.
"A. bands death tue sale Of three ~ Horses % TOR
any business; sold az any price 80 Grand ST. rear.
A THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT or LADIES
"A. Pony Phnetons In the city redue cd prices
pot Wagons, &C. HAN, ~ East Fourth street.
A LOT cARRrAGEs-MUsr BE SOLD; FINE TOP
"A Pony Phaeton $50; Depot Wagons fne side bar
Pnaeton shop 5i Seventh avenue Thirty seventh sf
A -0NE ENGLISH HUNTING CART, WITH POLE
n. sh ats; also one set of sinRle and set Of
Uoupe and one Cart 20 be seen 81 ". CUKLEYiS i0a
III and l EAST thirteenth street near Fourth avenue
BARGAIN. -s2J Fos A BREWSTER or
"A Iroome street, full spring Road Wagon and Har.
ness. Apply at private stable No East Tenth street
between / 18th avenue and University place
4 Il OFFER on ACCOUNT OF MY HUSBANDS
"A. death, Ave Horses suitable for farmer, grocer
any business, good trial allowed. 80 south Fftn
nne, betwsen Houston ana sleeoker streets
A erx.sEAT RoCRAwAY FOR SALE AT CIkARYs
"A livery stable No. " Ear Elghtsentn susst
fSSs sSt. suS sIsa fhssn h1sPi s ais SIS
cav; ~, aratsly eF sefsShsr Ger atsh SID Sssfnm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAVANA LOTTERY; NENr DRAWING MAY
"A. rs: German COVE ernnent rawlings; prizes cashed
and Information given. WACHSMANN A co. Bankers
Is and II Nassau street; Post office box 3,3i6
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A -POR sALE-ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS,
N. Birds. Medicines Tor all dlsenses; Prepared
Food Tor mockng birds, at b. q. DONEl's No. Greene
street, Canal
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A -RARRs, EMERSON CO. AuENTe roR
%As rhenlne6y state lotteries drawn daily
K.n,ncSy 1nyehe rte Lotlsry; Drawn every II dgA -
srass 2ssnss iuf6snsd and slroalafs
'srxSss srxSss SSssfs a atrb9F oSdss s''saasa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-12

A CORAL RUBBER aET or TEETH IN THREE
n hourG-Impresslon In the forenoon, teeth IA the
afternoon. Thirty-fourth street near Broadwsy and
sixth Coral rubber, strong nesh colored
god sets piauna sets whasbone rubber sets Plumpefs
open ronts. LIP Liiters. Lip Depressers Regalators
nitrous OXIDE mechanical denustrr. TAKE green cars
Grand street ferry or Sixth avenue cars or Broai
way cara Get on at Thirty fourth street
NRWBROU0H. lis West Thirty ty.fourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-12

A BREWSTER CO. or BRooNE STREET
n. Carriage and Road Wagons
We exhibiting at
Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street.
the produc ton factory during the winter
months. comprising large variety OF Carriages
STYLES fashionable in Paris and London together
with the lighter vehicles especially adapted
In seasonable carriages may be ound the
designs in
Landaus Lnndau.es
CabriOets. Fict0riaS
Grand YctoriRS karonches
vfsa.Vis Trarts
Dog Carts Phaefons.
Pony Phaetons spider PhAetons
These In great variety OF styles exQuisiely finished
in the French and in ssbionabe shades
OF
Blue. Brown, Maroon, Green and Chocolate.
We also exhibiting all varieties OF the
BREWSlHk WAGON,
including improved side bar which enables US 20
produce the best riding light wagon ever made and the
only side bar wagon tree nom '.tetern and vibration
our Improvement adds nothing to the weight and gives
additional strength and security. In soliciting
spection stock beg assure the public that in
excellence OF desgn and workmanship IL has never
been enusled In this country.
orr revised Price List
b. had on Application
bREwSIER a Co,
. Brnome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-12

NEw YoKK, MAJ 1870
OFFIcE OF THE Nkw YORK MUTUAL GAsIJonT
tsenth sreet lnion sgnate New fork, May $50
York Mutual Sasligh COMPANY or ne election q lS a.
YEAR viii be held ai the ocee al the M M
eitv New. Yors Tuesday. May IS iSss IL. polls Tor
Il oeioss ?. Y Of sEai dsy. f6s transfer books
ors rs' - '''''O dHxsIeS PI1cs, IS sscSsssry. w
PARRTIEs LEAy5SG I;sNl n FOE THE couY YTnY sHorLD
OF THE EVENING ThLEGkAM, 70 lam srkEET
LAEI AEws sent 70 4NY ADDgEss il fHE
Sc YEAR. Posr PREPAio. - : ''oNi =
4 inside q nve DAYS. and with but Iltle dirt ais
irrbance: economical and durable HUBERT SON
Ivy DEOauwas, Loolu y
GTrTrERlMG.-U, s sTAMhERING INSTITUTE
- tDr wHIrEl. AZ Fourth av, n l.. best references;
paw until perfectly cured Ca send circular.
TUE PEOPLE or THE UNITED STATES ARE is
IN the city Of New York which sna be larger and
Lss.stars Yogs IA: srsnsi charter
This on proposes 10 erect su,sbe pudlnE 70
Be used q = perpetual palace os INDUSTRY;
ceiye ne goods winch win Os sxsblted the centon
an sd - ,he Centennial A hosse i & pre- t eS. 10 @
nio goods in the World: far a p6iladsIpSis viii b
or the close p,s e sasT s1tsrPrS.s tpey hs
them % e. ahiPIcn and as9 .eli 5y sample indus
or ana inyenIors inc 20 pseSs u ss Ss eS
are especially Interested In this enterprise Tor fhe
portions o. tie world to st Ssw Yorr sSi ones Sn b.
annually for business and for pleasure mat for ne
cities This nnux 81 strangers would leave annually
the citizens of York one Of the srsst nscssslss
% ~" RAPID TRANSIT.
Nothing will give capital more conddence tnat
crystal palace Ths strangers desiring % visit such
niy tns bsloins % va railway rom the Battery % the
earnest vigorous attempts to carry away the trade
o. New YORK snd such ate are partially successful
sition as the commercial metropolis OF the United
staes aid such enterprises as are destined when
completed, 70 attract strangers and business to New
80 one eHsrprlss viii tend more TO accomplish this
Ths Industrial Exhibition Company, for the purpose
have made bsndcd dsb and 10 enable persons Of small
es 40 s q az ana NJ Rss Soh n made 4, bonds
itee. All communications should be addressed.
onioe 81 University place,
-, New YORK city.
A local agent wanted In each town in the United
states and Canada
rrRANsLATING DONE IN ALL ms BRANCHEs
l54 sixth avenue.
TIE EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING Of THE BOOK.
Teutonia Assembly Rooms Third avenue and sixtaeuth
svesns Nay R ISIS &C. osss or wsi9ssS1s M
earnestly invited TO De prenssspt Dv,.rv o.,
R. ). GnADyoaD Secretary. -''''u'AS
RIO LAwYEHs.-A BROOKLYN CITIZEN, WHILE
4 dangerously Hok was sued IN Western New York
ledge val some able lawyer open ssia Judgment.
again try the case for disbursements add e0j fee con.
nnesnnt On ultimats sneoea' Address FEkkhAsoN,
$500 sEs1ESE. .Es FS I. s,sS saE Ssy 4
ssiEnl asssaE n.sl. X lss slssa hAshAN So eIny
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A MAJOR CHAS. W. BARKER, ACCTI0NEER.
"A. Colonel r. j. Connolly, OF lis Queen street. Ger.
mantown, Pa. announces his filth great, unparalleled
sale Of the fastest green rrouer ever bred just arrived
Auction Mart and New York rstIersali's, corner of
Broadway and Thirty ninth street Wednesday. May
t9 at n o'clock ard comprising IL head that trot in
from minutes down TO 30 and Including the ger Of
Lloyd's Winchester, hughes Edwin Forrest. Mambrno
Pilot Jr &c &C. All splendid drivers, and warranted
sound and zind. Stock Will arrive AMI he exhibition
the Mart Friaay, May u. and up sale every
body will be given the privilege " trying the stock and
testing speed driving qualities before the day
sale. Catalogues with n pedigrees descriptions &c.,
be had at the Offices OF the "Sprit OF the Tines
and Turf, Field and Farm or as BARKER SOA's.
OF Broadway ana Thlryninth street sale posi-
tve ann n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-04


to a sensible man, aud like 10 hear a
sensible man talk This beats Diogeues,
who went around Alexandria in midday
with a lighted lamp looking for an honest
man, yet the glare Of the lamp a
always turned upon himself.
Last evening the well known Deputy
Clerk Of the Criminal Court, Mr.. Richard
5. Capers, was united in the bonds Of
wedlock to Miss Bella H. Bibbs al the
residence of the brides father, in Fort
Pickering. "Dick" is congratulated BY
all the attaches of the courts, who bid
him farewell and tender him Rip Van
Wrinkles famous toast.
The workingmen Of Memphis will
meet at the City Hall on Saturday
night, February 18th, at seven and a half
o'clock, to take into consideration vari.
Gus proposed amendments Of the laws
that affect their interests. II will be held
in the interest Of no ring or clique or
individual, but by wolkingmen as a class
TO better their condition. Every work.
ingman in this city is earneslly invited
te be present.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-04

vii on this occasion take special pleas
'ure IN making the guests Of tile White
comtortabls and at home. Morris Her
man who BY the way Is one-of the best
stewards on the siter, win excel himself
in getting mp good things for the large
humber Of passengers he viii have.
The PgBLTce LEDGER JOB Office has
built up a good rspatatioa FOR It's taste.
full execution of every class Of steam.
boat printing Steamboat posters.
manifests, bill heads. etc, are anon
our sp%ecialties, and believing we ca
give entire satisfaction in this line. ge
solicit the patrohage-eft he river fratet
nifty. Oar prices compare tsvorably
with those Of any city on the river.
lz5-f Aaeaa f14f Hi .aafussr- -
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CAPTAIN WHITE KILLED.
He IL Surrounded. Refuses 40 su
render and Dies Dame.

ne IL surrounded. Refuses 40 sur.
render and Dies Game.
The following letter, received by Chief
OF Police Athy to-day, gives an interest
ing account of the killing Of Captsin
White, the notorious horse thief and
successful jail breaker:
HENDERSON. TKEwEssrR, !
Tuesday, Feb. 2, 1875.
Captain Athy, Memphis, Tenn:
DEAR SIR-The party who were after
Captain White overlook him'this morn
ing. He was well armed with two pistols
and a shotgun. He would not surrender
and one OF the men shot him. He lived
several hours and acknowledged that he
was the same Captain White who broke
jail at Memphis, and further stated that
he was sentenced to fifteen years in the
~peniteRtiary. | dispatched to YOU TO
send some n TO identily him. | will 20
ont tomorrow morning to where he was
killed, and will have a coroner's
jury summoned and get all the
facts that | can gather and send 10 YOU
when ] return, if there is no one here 10
see for themselves from Memphis. We
would much prefer some one TO come
from your place, as we did all without
any warrant from the authorities. We
thought it best to let no officer issue A
warrant against him, as this would give
publicity. do not think the law will
punish any one for what has been done.
although IT was done without a legal war.
rant He had left the neighborhood sew.
eral days since, and only returned yes,
terday. This will account for the tardi.
ness in having him arrested. | refer
you to Mr.. Sinnot, Of Edmonds, Petit.
grew Y Co d. B. McCallum, of Fried.
man Bros. DR.. B. f. Dickinson, of Dick
inson, Williams 4 Co., TO learn who and
what kind OF a man am. There Ia so
much confidence being practiced upon
n~nsnspecung parties that | think this is
due you. As q matter OF course, the
party who did not arrest but tried and
failed, because it could not be done, will
expect the reward Of one hundred dol
lars, when it is proven that this was the
Captain White. Write upon receipt Of
this.
Yours truly, JOIN BARHAN.
Sheriff Anderson aud Jailer Jackson
are at Henderson to day, and will prob.
ably return TO the city with the body Of
the deceased tomorrow. when we will
furnish further particulars Of the Incl
dents connected with the death of the
redoublable outlaw.
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Another jail Breaher Captured.

This morning j. j. Day, who broke
out of prisop with Captain White, was
locked up in his cid quarters iu the
county Jail. He was captured yestcr.
day at Water Valley, Miss, by town
marshal Robinson, who recognized the
fugitive from Justice. Day is under in.
dictment for burning his own house, and
will now have to stand trial before a
Jury Of his countrymen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-04

EyERYBoDY's cousin knows some.
body's brother who told nobody aunt
where the weed can. be procured that
will puzzle the will and make us bear
those ills We have rather than ay to
others we know not of. TO the skeplic
and most fasiidious we would advise a
call at the Rose A Konsha Ceega deapo,
2 hundred Maigu streat. Kealman will
explane and treet va vel.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-04
FROM NEW YORK
BARNABY, No. 81 Main Street,
For Rent Cheap.
mAKKErs.

COTTON,
The market this morning, under the
influence Of the favorable advices from
Liverpool, opened firm and active, with
a good demand and fair offerings. Hold.
ers we're buoyant and asked a slight ad.
vance, though prices up to noon remain.
ed 6rm but unchanged. Sales yesterday
footed 1000 bales, Of which exporters
took 800, spinners 400 and spectators
800; estimated sales for to-day, $500
bales. New York spots we're steady,
with a fair demand and prices firm and
unchanged, and futures stronger. Liy-
erpool was 6rmer, with uplands at 100
7Sd, Orleans at I'D, aud sales of l5,0 900
bales. New Orleans was firm, with mid.
dlings at loo.
COTTON EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS. STANDARD
AMERICAN CLAseIrTCATroN.
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CONCERT.
ANOTHER
ITY

70 INVEST A FEW DOLLARS. WITH POS
sIBLR R~ETURNS0B THOUSANDS. Is Of
FERRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T0FPUB-
Lie LIBRARY OF ky. TO THE 21rH OF
FEBRUARY NEXT. OFTHEIR FIFTH AND
LAST CONCERT AND DRAWING. THE
MANAGEMENT ARE PLEDGED TO THE
RETURN OF THE MONEY IF TIE DRAW
ING SHOULD NOT COME OFF AT THE
DAY NOW APPOINTED g
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Military Notice.

HEADQrARTERs CHIcEAsAw GuARDs,l
MEMPHIS. February 4. 1875.
This command will meet at theil
armory this evening at 1880 o'clock
promptly, for drill and business. Alb
sentees will be fned. BY order
R. P. Duncan, Capt.
L. W. Mix. O. 6.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-04

The type, material and workmen of
the LADDER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee FIRST class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
1887
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For 81. Francls nsver

For Helena, Mariana. Wittsbure and all
way landings.
CITY OF AUGUSTA -...... -. Basket. matter
f Jos Elliott, clerk.
I'm place OF Steamer St. Francis),
r EAYKS MEMPHIS ASABOVE
~ FRIDAY, 9Th inst. at s pm. slLf[~A
FOR freight or passage apply on sS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-04

HARPER, Cooley and Peterson's Mag
azines for February, and also late illus
tratsd papers at Lieben's, 1864 Main
street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-04
MARDl-GRAS sxcypSIOA
TO MEMPHIS.
HOl FOR M%ARDI.GRAsl
FOR sunny side, areenvIue Cnicot


-NAhN NNaANAEI
E&A ILLINOIS,
Mark Cheek, master~.......Joe spears. cIorl,
MILL AKEA SPECIAL MARDI.nRAs
w Excursion in order 10 accommodate tbe
people In the bends and give them n fne on.
portunity 70 attend the grand CARNIVAL TX,
Illinois will leave Memphis on Thursday
FebTpary 4th, for GREENVIbLE andSUNNV
sIDE. Returning. leaves SUNNY SIDE Tor
Memphis, Saturday morning, February 6tb
Leaves GkEENYILLE at B am, i'eayas
OhLCyl 1IIT Saturday evening, conneofing
MY NE fiHE BLUFF and CH1C0r CITY
TRAIN OF that day; passes Friar's Point and
Helena sunday morning; viii arrive in Mem.
pms MONDAY evening, thus giving the oxcur-
slonists a splendid opportunity 10 attend the
festivities Of the grand Carnival mud TAX n
good view Of the city. Returning, Leaves
Memphis on Thursday. the 18th, at So m
tor ~Greenville and the bends. Inc Uiinoii
VIII mase al way landings for passenger7.
and retain all on board while IN port tbai
wish to accent Of the elegant acoommodationa.
SEu; y; CHEEK, Sup't. 26S Front at.
l3O-l37 ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-04

~uALvEsroN, February 4-C0ttOn Ia strong.
sllddhng,, lt4c; net receipts, &0i bales:
klqss recsipts. 2)O6i sales. 2SO: stock, 6O,527
Nks ORLEAss, February 4. lls30 a. Moot
receipts. 669 bales. 1"'o
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-04
Human hair switches, 81.
KAHN u FREIBERG.

MOystOn's beautiful re.
touched and FURNISHED pho.
tOgraphs, "a per dozen, ut
Star Gallery, 240 Main street,
Aa-t =
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GRAND MARDI.GRaS EXCURSION
no MEMPHIS.
H0i FOR MARDI.oRAsI
The splendid PASSENGER aleam.r
For rrIar's Point, NspDIeon ,ho
Reudg- "'

The splendid passenger steamer
A, ]. White,
George MALONE. master; A Cummins, eIsrr
WILLMAKE A SPECIAL MARDL.gRAS
w excursion in order 10 Give TIA 69trons
Of the White End the people in the bends 4
7ood opportunity Of attending the rand Car
niyal az Memphis The A J White will leave
Memphis on Saturday, the 9Th Of Februarv
at5p.m., for Napoleon and the bends. RI,
turning, leaves NAPOLEON SUNDAY. he ~
at 3 pm. tho MOUTH OF WHITE RfyFR
att PM; CARSON'S LANDING At ann
LACONlA at 10 p m; AUSTRALIA M ii
pm KuMELT0N'S BEND al liza nm
ERIAR,b POINT, Monday, the 8ti, at8R.m
HELENA at Wa.m AUSfIN nc IL m. She
viii make all way Ian Jugs for passenger
and arrive at Memphis Tuesday morning All
Am. Returning, leaves Memphis Wednes-
day at . pm. Tor Napoleon and the bends
All passengers will be retained on board that
20 desire and will DO given good aecommoda-
tions; An excellent brass band mas been pro-
cured to enllveh the guests that may avail
themselves OF this fine opportunity 10 attend
theiestivities Of the Memphis Mardi-Gras,
GEO. ". CHEEK, Sup't. 28S Front al
X, ". LlGhTBURNE, Is Madison street.
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~" IUhh. Febfunfy Z, q p.m,-COt-
tgn rs hrm. Futures are. strong. with sales Tor
i nessDpduary delivery At i5ssfc; March delivery,
May delivery, l6 7-l69l6lSc; June deliverv
lo14gl6 BIG; July delivery, 17@i7 I-iG. Sales
for future delivery. l3.QO0 beias1 N"'e'
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PLAY billiards at Converse's, 81 South
Court street. cot
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JOIN s. CAIN, Secretary.

Hereafter all communication relating to
tie eth concert should be addressed to the
Undersigned. and I pledge myself that the
drawing shall come of February 9th or that
every dollSr paid for tickets shall be returned.
@. M. BRIGGS. Agent and Manager,
,Room 4 Public Library Building, Louisville,
Kentucky. lzs-MAs.l4s
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SPECIAL CARDS.

GEARS \ GREELEY. NO. "a MADISON
- street. Memphis. Abstracts and examin-
alton OF titles TO any real estate in Shelby
county. All Work GuRran teed.
1S-xx-6
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RIVER INTELLIGENCR.

BOATS LEAVING TO DAY.
dreenville, ulinois. snn
cincinnati, James d. Parker.mm.. n. m
New orleans, Belle Lee ..~......nm.... pm
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Mary Ament, 0sceola.
Glencoe, New Orleans.
Illinois, Napoleon.
West Wind, New Orleans.
Frank Forest, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
steamer Phil Allin. Friar's Point.
George W. Cheek, 0sceola.
Glencoe, Cairo.
BOATS IN PORT
J. D. Parker, Belle Lee, A. j. White.
Illinois, Mary Ameni, West Wind, Frank
Forest.
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BOARDING..
LOST.


+ OST-A COUNTY WARRANT FOR FIVE
IL hundred dollars, No. 14S7, issued Novem-
Der IL, 1914, to me and indersed BY me. Any
person finding same will be rewarded BY
leaving it At my office, No, 800 Main street.
l9l-l26 w. T, AVERY.