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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-06
REAL
REAL ESTATE.
F. w. R0YsIER. W.B. WALriRGN
NJ. l.. BACON.
Memphis and Miss Valley
LAND AGENCY
AND
GEN'L REAL ESTATE OFFICE
No. $ MAIN STREET.
No, ESQ MAIN STREET.

FOR THE SALE, PURCHASE, LEASE OR
exchange Of Cotton Farms, Upimnrovsd
Cotton Lands. Sugar Plantations and suesr
Lands. Tobacco, Grain, Grass and Timher
Lands In the states of Mississippi, LOuisians
texas, arkansas, Tennessee and AIahavs .
Land business in all its branches prow r.,
and correctly ~attendedtO. ptiy
Memphis City and Suburban proDe an
DO made a specially. .rty Will
shelby county and West Tonnes
embracing those adapted TO pls, ~ Lasnus,
ana Grass growing, Grazing an1I atlng' uIaln
ing, Will receive special atteRfL rrule grow
Paying Taxas, RedeemiDpI y Ion. mae,
Taxes, Leasing, Renting, ~ ropsrty oold i9r
NSgotiation for Money az 1p Mortgooo
sales oy nUCTI0A i on mOItsbsS: IN
the line Of this ftsm " Of every enhracter IN
states pese.at rites lying in ANY Of the
IL, faithfully AMI listed to us shall be prompt
Antrangactss Z efficiently executed.
dncted NJ - " ms with this Office will be con-
VS- le s~trictest basis Of Cash.
n ptlhsn & TO the duties Of this most inn
EpItanL VLterprise Important alike TO our
country, our people and %ourselvesh our best
energies and long experience, we hope al
teust 70 merit the confden nee and a portion OF
Tue pair onage Of our people. We desire to be
iInterEie we'd by all who feel an interest in a
LlYE FIRM, whose mission Is TO aid in roinvig-
Grating our greatest inter bst.
i55 10 d&w
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FOREIGN.

PAns, March 6.--The results OF sew.
eniy four elections yesterday are now
known and the candidates elected are
classified as follows: Republicans. 26;
Conservative Republicans, 9; Legiti-
mists, 3; Radicals, 6; Constitutional
Conservatives, 3; Bonapartists. %. The
Bonapartists include Ioceme David, in
the Department of Giran de But. Mau-
pas, the Prefeet Of Police during the
coup d'etat, was defeated at Bar Sur
Seine, Department Of the Aube. Capt.
Munru, a noted clerical.legitimist en-
tbusiast, was elected in the Department
Of Marbepan, defeating a Bonspartist,
Able Galore.
LONDON, March 6.-Albert Grant. the
noted fnancier, intends to go to Wash
ington and personally testify before the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs to
the following effect;
First-That he never told Lyon that
he (Grant) had given Senator Stewart
two thousand shares to become a director
in the Emma mine and to assist in get
ting General Schenck's name off the
board, and hat Lyons statement TO the
committee to the contrary is absolutely
untrue.
Second-That he has never seer Lyon,
nor had any communication with him in
his life.
Third-That be never gave any shares
to Senator Stewart either to become a
director himself or to get General
Schenck to be director.
MADRID, March dispatches from
the North 0 that the troops have
fraternized with the Carlists, who pre-
scented themselves for amnesty. Gen.
Quesada will occupy Biscay aud Navarro
with forty-6ve thousand troops. King
Alfonso will visit Burgos and Santander.
He will enter Madrid the fifteenth in
slant with the cannon captured from the
Carlists. The Alfonsists captured one
hundred and twelve cannon The sol
diers OF the class of 1870 have been dis
banded. II is expected the army will
now be reduced to two hundred thousand
men.
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held that it may be necessary to use
them as witnesses. The personal testi-
mony Of the members OF this committee
may Iot be essential, but il is valuable
in the highest degree in putting beyond
all doubt the guilt Of the accused. The
time Of the trial is not fixed. but will be
probably week after next. The Chief
Justice will preside. The case in this
particular charge can hardly last over a
week. The managers will, in presenting
their impeachment reserve the right to
submit further articles. That other
cases Of guilt by Belknap will be ascer-
tanned is generally believed. There are
five or six other post traderships said to
have been sold by him, and the proof of
the others is ready to pour in, now that
be is out of office.
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Re.tInr Under the Yinas.

-Four miles from Santa Barbara we mass
one OF its pretty suburbs, Monticito.
which the lips of our young Spaniard
pronounce Montee-see.to, with a halt be.
tween the syllables, and clinging softness
to the long e sound of the i, which ia ne
cnliarly musical. A half mile beyond
this little village we see a sign, 1.-THE biz
grape vine." Our spanking four-in-hand
is refined up with a grand flourish in front
OF the one-story wooden house, set near
the road and surrounded BY cactus trees
and a pretty flower garden, but Convey.
ing no sign ortoken of the near presence
Of one of the wonders Of the world. We
are admitted to the house BY its owner
and conducted to the garden in the rear
OF the residence, where we see the skele-
ton arbor, from which the old mammoth
vine has been lately removed to grace
the Centennial balls. This old vine GOV.
cred an area Of 10000 square feet; its
diameter three feet from the ground was
fourteen inches, and eight feet from the
ground it was Eve and a half feet in cir.
conference. This great vine was once
the riding. switch of q young Spanish
lady, presented by her lover, planted by
her " brown hand, and watched over
by her till her death, in 1865, at which
time she bad attained the great age Of ITO
years. The vine is 100 years old. We
entered the old adobe house, in which
once dwelt this famous Senorita Marie
Marcelina de Domensque. TIE house is
fast going to decay. 1t is used as a
granary, aud the smooth earthen Hoor is
covered by yellow corn. The young
vine, now the largest bearing vine in the
world IS but sixteen years old, and al.
ready rivals the old one 10 size, it's area
being 5000 square feet, it's diameter, three
leet from the ground, sixteen inches;
bears from five to six tons of grapes an.
nuelly, the lunches weighing from one
to hive pounds each. The grapes ripen
IN August and last until the middle Of
January. Last year 500 visitors left their
names IN the grapevine register.
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COMMODORE wHfrrHORNE.

When Mr.. Whitthorne, Of Tennessee,
was appointed chairman OF the Commit
tee on Naval Affairs in the House BY
Speaker Kerr, the Radicals grew merry
over it, and guffawed at the idea Of a man
from the rural districts, who had never
see anything bigger than a raft of saw
logs in Duck river ahoat. being placed at
the head o fsuch a committee. The naval
officers and attaches chuckled over it, be.
ing certain that they would have no
trouble at his hsnds-no ugly investiga-
tons. But il seems that Mr.. Kerr knew
his man, and they did not. They dubbed
him the Commodore, and now begin to
wish they had not. Secretary Robson
instructed bis clerks when inquiries were
made to take their time, and was quite
snubbish toward the committee. Whit
thorne stood this awhile until out of
patience, and then calling 10 person,
gave Robson to understand, in a very
positive manner, that il any farther at
tempt was made at b~lockading be would
be called before the House to be Judged.
Upon this the Secretary came down and
became excessively polite. 1t seems that
some Of the heads Of departments have
a great respect for that Confederate
House. The Chicago Times Of the %
inst, commenting editorially on Whit
thorne's victory, says:
There is much ~unhappiness in and
around that sink Of almost fathomless
corruption, the Navy Department, on
account of the persisten tinquiring dispo.
sition displayed by the committee who
are investigating it. Robson worried
himself into a very bad humor about it,
and talked rather insolently 10 that an
Gent mariner, Whitthurne, who is engin-
eoring the inquiry, but was quickly re-
duced to q quieter temper by the old fell
lows threat to bring the Secretary be-
fore the House for contempt. All the
delays and distractions that can be safe
~ interposed, are made use Of To balk
the committee, but Whitthorne has a
powerful share of bull-dogishness ia his
composition, and, having had a taste Of
the inwardness Of the department, will
never relinquish his grip till he gets eli
be wants.
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ehalI Lend bn AhoII.heh.

New York Evening Post.l
An effort is making in the Reformed
Episcopal Church to do away with the
observance Of Lent as a church fast. At
a recent conference Of clergymen Of that
denomination in Philadelphia It was
decided to recommend the policy Of
abandoning the service to the general
standing committee, on the ground that
the indulgence in worldly pleasures be-
fore and after Lent is increased by wav
OF compensation for enforced abstentio6
during the season of fasting, and upon
the further ground that uniform modera.
ton Of life is the church's great need.
aud that this may be better secured with,
out Lenten observances than with them.
The change, If it shall be made, will be
a radical one, snd will work a wider
breach than ever between the two Epis.
copal churches in this country.
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River Kilograms.

CAIRO, March Standardization
and Bismarck, St. Louis, I pm H. s.
Turner, Cincinnati, 9; Arkansas Belle,
Evansville, 8; Grand Tower, Memphis,
Fam; Charles Morgan, New Orleans,
8. Departed-Helena Vicksburg, IL D.
m; Turner, New Orleans, IL; Arkansas
Belle, Evansville, IL; Sam Brown and
Kellogg, St. Louis, 8 a M; Grand Tower,
St. Louis, 7; Morgan, Cincinnati, 10.
Weather cloudy and warm.
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WASHINGTON, March 6.-For Tenpes-
see and Ohio valley. generally warmer,
cloudy weather and rain, southerly winds,
and followed, Tuesday morning, in
the Ohio valley and the Southwest, by a
lower temperature and northerly to
westerly winds.
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COLD Mine Discovered.

GREEN RIVER, Wy, March ga man
just from Wyne river valley states hat
rich mines have been discovered in Big
Horn and Owl Creek mountains. Stages
are running from here to South Pass, 100
miles, and the mine is about l25 miles
north from here. The stage company is
making preparations to put on a line to
Camp Brown, forty-six miles north of
South Pass.
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Showing an annual deaclt Of. J.. ....s t5l.50

Showing an annual deficit of~-~....s $3.50
Using these figures as the basis of his
suggestions, Mr.. Henry says: From
these figures it will be seen that it will
require more than double the present
rate of State taxation to meet the cur
rent expenses and pay the interest on
the State debt. The present rate of tax.
alton is nominally four mills; in addi-
tion to this is one mill levied by the State
for school purposes, and about two mills
raised by the counties for the same pur-
pose over and above the amount for their
ordinary expenses. No one familiar
with the present affairs Of the State will
for one moment entertain the beliefthst
it would be possible 10 greatly increase
the present amount of taxation, at least
sufficient to meet the interest aud pay
the current expenses of the State. At
the present time there are more lands
forced on the market to pay taxes than
there are purchasers for them. 1t will
be for the b~ondholders to consider
whether it would not be for their interest
to accept a lower rate of i%nttrUst-a rate
that could be paid, rather than have a
further accumulation Of debt and run the
risk Of having the entire amount lost to
them"
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The recent trial in St. Louis has
brought out the story Of the old French
who had been tried for theft and
acquitted. As often as his offsnss was
thrown up to him he would reply; re
pepe ltbe people, he say yes, but 70
Courthouse he Ssy no. Ahal BY gari"
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DR.. Do Lewis has turned up in San
Francisco, where he has lost bis dog and
got into a controversy with the pound.
master. de thinks the pouud-master is
no gentleman, and the pound,master
thinks that a man who goes about with a
dog following him can't, in the nature Of
things, amount to much.
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TnE Southern Express Company,
through Mr.. C. L. Loop, the cashier, fur
nishes us daily with the New York pa
pers just two days out, for which we are
devoutly thankful; no reflection on the
postofice, however.
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TIE Courier-Jourual's Washington
special says in reference to the impeach
ment Of Belknsp: THE managers on
the part Of the Heuse will be chosen
from that body by ballot. There will be
seven, probably, and the talk among
members to-day is that the ablest law
yers in the House should be taken. Tits
not certain whether the House will or
will not follow the example Of the Radi.
Gals in 1868, and have all the managers
Of one political party. The Of
Proctor Knott, of Kentucky, Tucker, Of
Virginia, Payne, of Ohio. jerks, of Penn
.sylvania, and Lord, Of New York, have
been discussed for these positions. Some
Of the members Of the committee
who haze so laboriously conduct.
cd this iBportant investigation will
be taken as managers, unles it shall be
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Lectures on Phenomena Of the Brain
and Spinal Cord are sparsely attended
IN Chicago. What is wanted there is
something which will tell how the cheek
may be expanded aud at the same time
hardened superauous as such informa-
ton in that community NAV seem
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Mrs. SECRETARY BELKNAP is wife mum.
Der three the General has had. 1t is in
terrible that she is not giving receptions
at present at her palatial residence in
Washington. Society has lost one Of its
bright and shining lights
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No. $3.50. r. D. Barzilla Rsney Cd ais Va.
La Grange and Memphis r. r. Co., 81 ais.
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE IN
i the above cause from the Chancery Court,
! will sell, to the highest bidder, the following
property, to-wit; Situated in Fort Pickering,
and known on the Plan Of Subdivision as
Block /, Lots II 81 % Is 26 n so S3 81 AZ.
Block 2. lots 10 1915 Is % 81 % 81 ID. Block 3,
lots 2 3561B5 us 2l3 26 Is 30. Block 4,
lots 8 is M2l % rs. Block 5, lots 62l % 20.
Block 6, lots s I'll II IS 20 %. Block Z, lots 5
s 3 % Il s Il 20 3 b lS Ct d ! & : 3 % 8 ~
Block ~, lets u 1S Il Is q % % 81 80 1892 80.
Block II. lots 10 II u Is 16 IS 80 SO. Block u,
lots 10 l6 II IS 10 20 q % q % AZ.
Block 49,. lots Is II IS 20 81 80 So.
Is, lots 1875 7S9l 10 Il is i6 II q $50 S%SGr.
Block Is lots l 25 8 91Ol 10 IA q % 2S "a Is q 27
rs 81 81 81 38 2941. Block II, lets u Is IA IS.
Blocs IS, lots 7S9 10. Block q. lots Al 6 I
S9l0l1 a.. Block Q, lots IL. 26, q. Block
=. lots 345. Block "A, lots 6 s Q 10 II 70 l6 "
1873 ~ q 22 %. Block q. lots 6 1870 II 70 10
Block q, lots / 2 one. half Of 3 s I s o,
Block %, lots 123456T8I213 IA. Block 90,
lots II ID Il Is Is 171S 1921 q. Block 80,
lots 10 II l213l4 Block p. lots 1857. block
80. lots 459. Block "a. lot I. Block 38, lots 1
SSa6s' Block 90. iots 4; -Four acres. de.
y 0NRON 0AoAnae w lno Ulhu Vi
Fort Pickering. bounded on the north by
blocks Is and 10, on the east by Fifth street,
on the south by blocks 20 and q, and on the
west by Fourth street.
seven acres situated'south OF the old track
Of LAGRANGE and Memphis railroad, forth Of
soloman Rozelrs field. rs poles wide and 1855
poles and 20 links in length, the same con-
veyed by A. J. Carr to LaGrange and Mem
phis Railroad Company by deed, recorded in
Book NJ, 2i8.
Also lot No. s, in block A, laid down on the
original map Of Fort Pickering as Rosser
street, but now fronting 60 feet on Pamela
street, and running back $50 feet-bounded on
the north by lot No. l in block A.
Also lot No, 9. in block A, set apart origin
ally as Pamela street.. now fronting 60 feet on
Broadway. and running back 800 feet; bound
ed on the east by lot 8, on the west by lots 3, 4
and 5 in block A.
Terms: Notes at Z, u and IS months, with
approved security. and lien retained. EQUITY
Of redemption barred.
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT. A~uctioneer.
GEO. w. WINCHESTER. Special Commissioner
1856 rs
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Pesished in now

ST.. JOINS, N. F.. March 6.-Thres
young men named Rynis, Nezni and
Edgar while in the woods were oyertaken
by a snow-storm and persisted. Two of
the bodies have been found.
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The country will begin to conclude
hat the Democrats in Congress have
been at work. None knew it better all
the time than the Republicans.
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Fatally stabbed.

BALTIMORE, March Elm a quarrel on
Saturday night between some sailors and
Edward Roach and John Butler, the lat
ter was fatally stabbed.
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NOTIOE.

AN ELECTION OF DIRECTIONS WILL
"A DO held by the Stockholders al the Office
Of the Washington Fire and Marine Insurane
Company, No, 5 Madison stgeet, on Monday.
March ttb next. between TfS bvass Of 10R.a.
and 2 pm. By order. Of the Board Of Direc.
tors. JOHN JOHNSON, Soo'y,
February Is, 1870. Sa,i
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

EOR THE SPEEDY GU RE OF SEMINAL
T. weakness, lost manhood and all disorders
brought on by indiscreaio be or excess. Any
arueglst, bias the ingrodie nte. Addfess- ,DA-
VipsVN CO., Box 22}6. Now York.
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THE Russellville (Ky.) Herald of the
I'd devotes three and a half columns to a
description Of the Memphis Mardi-G ras.
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The Government has abolished the
sunset gun at ~IndianapOlisJ but the sun,
strange to say, keeps going down as
usual except perhaps, aariae later.
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NOTICE..
NOTICE.

WE WARN ALL PERSONS NOT TO
yember, 1875, due ID OF April 1876, made BY
NJ. W and kllen W. Lewis, payable 10 the
order Of Elizabeth Whitemore, and By US in-
dOrsed in blank and delivered 10 Jos. Il. pop-
ter, undor durese and oppressive influences.
It's payment to him or his assignee will be re-
sisted. E.H. WHITEMORE.
ELIZABETH WHlTEM0RE.
March 4. 1875. 40
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-06

THANKS to Colonel Casey Young for
public documents.
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HALL-0n Saturday. March 4. 1876. at
Mariana. Ark, JAMES H. HAUL, aged 81
years. II months and l day.
Funeral viii take place from Holst's this
(M0NDAYl afternoon ats o'clock. Friends
of Clarence Hall and family are invited to
attend. Carriages at Holst's. Services at the
First Presbyterian Church. corner Of Third
and Poplar streets.
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AN APPEAL TO THE BONDHOIDERs.

The New York Evening Post of We'd
nesday publishes a letter from Mr.. Ed
win Henry, of GreenvillA, concerning
the debt Of the State Of Tennessee, in
which he urges the b~ondholders to accept
bonds bearing a lower rate Of interest
According to bis statement the debt Of
the State by January l, 1877, when the
next Legislature meets, will amount to
$50, 7O7, 500, or, after giving credit for
railroads aud other assets, to SIG, 6S7 $3.50
The following is bis estimate Of the rev
enue Of the State for 1877:
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF ATRUsT
" deed made by VIM. and Ann Moore, his
wife, TO W. B. Donahue. recorded in Book 81,
page ISL, Registers office Of Shelby county,
Tennessee, and a decree Of the Probate Court
Of Shelby county. Tennessee. made the 18th
day. Of March, 1876, appointing me as trustee
IN the room Of the said W. b. D0nahue, re-
signed. and at the request Of the beneficiary,
I will
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oEFIoIAL.
TO CITY TAXPAYERS.

oPpiGg oF CRY. TAx-CoLLRcroR,l
MEMPHIS. TENN, February n, 1876.
I'VE CITY TAX BOOKS FOR THE 4srE
YVrporate year uS16) having been deliv-
cred 70 me on December Z, 1875, / hereby eivo.
notce that 1 will issue DISTRESS WAR
hANIs against all who fail TO a their taxes
,,, FIRED O. BcHAPER.
sSSsOity Tsx.Collector.
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LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EX-
- eouted by Susan G.. Helm on the 9th of
March, 1872. to secure certain notes therein
specified, | will proceed to sell, in front ofthe
court house. corner Main and Poplar streets,
at 10 o'clock am, April 10, 1876, all the
right, title or interest said Helm has in lot
No. 5 in ". T. Donaldson's subdivision,
ming thence south $50 feet TO an alley. Equity
Of redemption waived. See book 66, page l6i,
Shelby county Registers office,
5-3 DAVIDP p. DAVIS. TFustee.
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On the I1th pay Of ApriI. 1s7e.

in front Of the court house. on the corner Of
Main and Poplar streets, sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described
premises. lying and being in Shelby county,
State Of Tennessee. designated as lotl4, block
2 Of stephens subdivision. a plat Of which is
teri Office Of Shelby county, Tennessee Said
lot has a front Of so feet on the north line Of
Walker avenue and runs back between par
allel lines lS6 50-l00 feet to q l2h foot alley;
being the anne premises sold to WIN. Moore
by Ann Stephens. Equity tf redemption
waived. Title believed 10 be good, but | sell
only as Trustee. j. ?. SYKES, Trustee.
5.3
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SALE OF STOCKS.
NOTICE..

MEMPHIS. TENN, March 6, 1876.
Under INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE
u Board Of Directors Of the Home Insu.
rance and Trust Company Of Memphis / will
proceed to sell on Saturday, March is, 1876,
to the highest bidder for cash, certificate No.
said Company, and apply the proceeds Of such
sale to the payment Of 7. B. billiards. note.
to whom said certificate was issued. Sale to
take place at II o'clock Am. at the southwest
corner Of Madison and Main streets, Mem
5.lt R. P. BOILING. sec,y.
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QR7 ca AGENTS PROFITS PER WEEK
wyi.OV WIN prove Il or forfeit $500. New
a~tlcles, Just patented. Samples sent free IN
all. Address ". H. CHICHESTER, Isl Broad.
Way,.New York. Ia .5tWI
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HOTEL.
Peabody Hotel
MEMPHIS, TENN.

THE PEABODY HAVING CHANGED
J. PropTietors, the following Rates for Board
and Rooms will be charged from this date;
Board and Room, $3.50 to "a per Day.
Day Board, S35 per Month.
Day Board. Two Meals, $40 per Month.
Day Board, Transient, 81 so per Day.
Having made our terms moderate, we hope
to receive a liberal share Of patronage, and
respectfully ask the announcement OF the
merchants ofMemphis and the general public.
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FURNITURE.

Furniture, Mattresses,
Carpets, Window Shades,
Oil Cloths, ETC., at speci-
ally low prices at Ames,
Beattie &CO.'S, S96 Main.
l55.77
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TO pELlMouEnrs.
OFFIcE OF WATER COMPANY.
MEAfHIs, March !, 1876. !

DELINQUENT WATER CONSUMERS
are hereby notified that the water viii
positively be shut of from their premises if
the bills are not paid on or before the 10th of
March. W. L. CAMERON,