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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-27

The following quotations arc for orders
ron store and Imal lots IN a iobbing way
APPLES-Mediun l 90; choice. / so %
per Dbl.
BhAN-Steady; wheat. 75es0e = 100.
BACON Qoessl Shoulders, sc; clear rib
sides, 9Ne; clear sides, l0ho; breakfast, lT4c,
suEar-oured hams, canvased, l6he; packed q
B0L P0Rg-tLoose) long clear, &c, clear
rio, 04c; clear sides, 9Ac.
BEANS-6l Usl2J.
BUFTBh-Common. l09lss; medium. 159
BALING SUITS AND TIRs-Bagrips. I
and "a lbs, l2HslSMei baling tvine. 80
BUILDING MATEklA[s-In store prices
are: Cement, Louisville, 81 o, 8 bbl; Kosen-
dale. q hbl, 2 50g2 rs; ha.r, z A@2 q p ~
10 bale; plaster, Michigan, 3 so; New Rork,
! 90; lime, per Dbl. ! &gl 50. Fire-brick,
So % TO . w per 100; brick. 10 to II per 1000.
BEEF. FRESH ~t0requarters, 3 70 SIC;
hindgaariers. 5Y5c. Hogs, ) to SIC. Sheep,
1914 = 10.
b0UKWHEAT FLJUR-9M per barrel.
CANDLES Boxes, iull weight lGc; hal
box full weight ia 10 l6Hc; quarter boE.
full weight l61a TO l7hec per IL.
y0CnANUIo-Per 40. 5 U096 o.
COHfEE- Ordinary 10 4l9Lc, fair 20g20Lc,
good fOH asic. prime 292211c,. onsico. q
~ a "a AAkNsNhN NWAAWNA aANAaAVnEH
CHICKENS = Mixed. ). so to 500; cholcr
hens. 32598 50.
COAA Oll-wgallon 80.
C0BN-Mixed, $4,000; white. 61E62o,
COhh-MEAh kiln-dried. lull weights
G6ffToS YARNs-No. 600. lssigso; No
lOQ. n@l4hc; No. 100, l6@l6hc.
oABEAGBS-Per 100 heads, 80 OOG1O 20
crates, 3 1914 90,
VHBESE- Western. ISalsNo; Englisl
dairy. l4gl6c; rates irregular.
COPIQN-SEED-es OJ8 tor.
COIION-SkED 0lD-Cotton-seod oil /
IN demand: Crude. at 4294So; yellow, 5f2s5c
oil;meal; S25 v ton and IS "A hundred.
Rels. a 10, as TO quality.
0hANBEkkIkS- a Dbl. 10 O@lI 50.
JDhlED fEUII.- Apples, 1885; peaches
DRuGs-0pium. 81 10 to 7 IS: quinipe
81 90 y ounce morphine, 525 y ounce; can.
phor,, %, per poundi chloroiOrm, 10
pound; castor oil, l5c y pound; boraz, 2Jc I
pound; hiue-mass, in iars. 75o q poundt al
omel, 90 u pound; indigo, / Wa0l 20 F;
pound; a. atoetda, p and &c b pound; tar
taric acid, % and CSC; ~gulphuric acid. 81
pounds alcohol, 20 y gallon: iodids potash
DVcKs-steady 3 Oo93 50 y dozen.
E99S-l8920c y dozen.
FLOuk-supeille "A 2jG4 t0; double ey
ira, So 100 as 2ii treble extra. 8 00d6 Is; choic
family, 6 6097 10; fancy. 7t0eSW Dbl.
FlSH-Mackorel, heli-barTels, No, IL tOl
-; h~alf-barrels No. 2. CLOG; half = bar
rels No. 8, 5 50g-; kits NO. /. 150al *
kits, No. q. l 3Jgl 40; X Is No B., 10. Whit
FISH. Mol, half-barrels s. 5000 90; family 5Ot
5W. Herring, smoked. Soc; roe herrings, ha'
barrels. g.; Reelfoot Lake. SBl5c B ID; Oh
cago Lake. 104l8c a 10; red snapper, 12el5,
GhlrS-s4 25g4B g Dbl.
ukESE-Steady At So 0097 90.
9LASS-6xs9Tx9. IS rs; 7zi0@Sxl0, 90 n
sxll@lQxlS, Z Is; 1lxlsgl2x17, 8; l2xlS5l6x2
~ 70; l4xz29l6x24. $40. To the trade q dii
count of60 n cent.
HQRSERADlSHES-Per barrel, %.
HQMINl-B barrel. IS 75eti 70.
HAf-B ton, prsirie, IS 009lO 90; mixed
9l5 M9l1. o; timothy. sl8 OO@3O Oe.
hAkDMAhh, EIC.-bar iron, e lb, Il
sMe; charcoal boiler No. ], $40; FIRE BED iror
No. Lotto II, 6961fo; charcoal bed, 8Hci shoc
lion, No. % TO 81 T1sci sheos iron. No. u I
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Thc Germnn Emneror.

William, of Germany, went to q
race in Alsaoe the other day, and
was right well received. lie watches
the race with unaffected eagerpess.
soliloquizes, and lifts his hand in
depreciation as he perceiyoa a lack
Of skill in hopsemanship, and
chuck les with glee at every funny
incident. The people who are
near enough to touch him-three
little boys have actually clambered
into the imperial box-scarcely take
their eyes Off him, and are open in
their admiration of his natural and
homely bearing. How they cheer
as he accepts, with a few words of
thanks, the bouquet presented TO
him by an Alsatian woman, and
how they press anxioUsly against
the scaifolding Of the stand as he,
German Kaiser and King of Prus-
sla, hands the prize he has won to
a sh~ock-headed, sheepish yokel who
won one Of the races, and how his fell
low villagers did buzz round Franz
Houbler to know what the En-
peror had said TO him. Every sem
tence that drops from the Emperor's
tongue is repeated and treasured,
and his fatherly, sympathizing tone
must make a profound impression
on humble folk unused to being adj
dressed SO politely. In answer to
an address from the municipality OF
Weissenberg the Kaiser said,
know you come to me with bleed
ing hearts. 1t is only natural, my
friends; but l myself have known
yicissitudes, andSbor up against
them. Believe me, as an old man,
time sets oil things right. Time
reconciles us to the greatest
changes, and time, | am sure, will
make you satisfied.
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Omninun norsev ~ peril.

Mrs. Hooper thus writes from
Paris to L%ippincott's Magazine {:
The omnibus horses Of, Paris are
almost invariably animals of excep-
tional size and beauty, strong white
or dappled-gray stations, selected
with great care in the markets Of
Normandy, Perche, or Brittany.
They are well fed, carefully trained
and never oyerworked. Each ON
nibus has ten horses belonging to
it. These ten horses go out every
day; thus, during the fourteen
hours service, the horses are
changed five times. Being thus
carefully managed, their strength
and speed endure during long years
Of service. 1t is not uncommon to
see horses hat have been in the
service of the company for fifteen
years, and that are still capable of
going through their daily task.
Great care is taken not to o~verstrain
their strength. AT the foot Of each
of the hills that diversity the sur
face Of the streets of Paris (there
are thirty-one of these hills) an
extra horse is always in waiting to
aid in dragging the heavy vehicle
up the ascent. Nor is the moral
side, SO to speak, of the horses
training neglected. The pairs,
once formed, are never separated
save in case of accident or of sick
ness; they occupy the same stall
and feed from the same manger,
divided by a partition into two
compartments. Thus they become
almost a unit in gait, movement
and impulses, and being always
driven by the same coachman, they
get to understand perfectly his
words and motions. BY this sys-
TEN the intelligence and doeility Of
these beautiful and powerful ami
mails have become almost proven
bal. The ease with which they
thread their way through crowded
streets, encumbered with vehicles,
thronged with foot passengers, and
in many instances scarce wider
than one of our narrow alleys, and
the readiness with which they stop
at a word, and at another word
start again, are simply marvellous.
Next to the petted carriage horses
of the rich, the omnibus horses OF
Paris are certainly among the most
favored Of the equine tribe.
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UE1snFs OF PTTnEAB.

TusNRssrs LoDes No. 81 Meets M
every Monday plight at No. go
Seeond street, Vincent Dlock:- opp. Court
square. G. Layton, 20; gno; wilson v,s.
N PrevenzaIe IL. Of s.; W. "A. MOyston, X.
OR. and S.; Joe Locke, P. C.
MEMPHIS Lopez No. 6.-Mests for drill Oh
6rst Thursday of each month. Regular NEST
" second, third and fourth Thursday. John
Wood, &C; F P Bath. Y GA Mergell, n
Martin Cohen, K RS; J Iutz, j.; d RI; { "
Vigus, ii Il Jos S Leon, PC.
CaUR DE LION LoDes No. 16-Mosts I'd and
lth WEDNESDAYS Q cry month, at 269 Second
ftroet, Vincent olOcK, opposite Court SQUARE
II. II. Briggs, Q. C.; NJ. Cooper, u y. o.; 4
Tomlinsen, n. Of r.; D. W. nohaffer, n.
of Is. s.; j. j. Ross, p. Y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-27

The latest novelty in English agita-
tions is a Husbands Rights Association,
whose object is to protest against the
tendency of legal changes in favor of
women, and the Partially and injustice
shown in favor Of wives against their
husbands. The prospectus inveighs
against women gaining the privileges
of both sexes and the liabilities of nei-
fhern
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county scrip is growing stronger
COTTON.

The market this morning was firm and
steady, with a good demand and prices
unchanged. A good feeling prevailed
which was stimulated by the slight ad-
vance in New York and favorable ad-
vices from Liverpool. Holders offered
freely, but in most cases asked full
prices. Estimated sales for the day,
5000 bales; sales yesterday were 34O0
bales, of which exporters took 1900,
%spinners 1850 and spectators $50.
COTTON ExoRASeE QUOTATIONS = STANDARD
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KNIGHTS or mONoE.

FOUNTAIN LoDGE, No. ~296-neets every
Tuesday evening 10 Natema Hall, No. %:
Second street. at ~ o'clock. john Johnson
Dictator; John Legler, Reporter.
UNITY LODGE No. 2lT-meets every Wednes
day night at Hall. No. 29S Second street, up
stairs. S. S. Garrett, Dictator; A. u. Hill
Reporter.
CHELSEA LODGE, No 2S0-meets ID and AL
Thursday in eaon month, at Brick Church
W. Z. Mitchell, d.; A. j. Knapp, X.
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FINANCIAL AND UOMHKRClAL

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE.
MV,mura TrrN 0ct0ber "a. 1876.

PUBLIC lED0kh Otktth.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. October q, lSlo.l
The banks report large receipts OF ex-
change caused by activity in the cotton
market. Money continues in abundant
supply, greatly in excess of the demand,
aud the banks continue to receive good
paper at solo per cent. per annum; on
the street money remains plentiful for
good collaterals at nos per cent. per
month for short loans. Exchange con-
tinues in good supply and dull, as fol-
lows: New York commercial bills Sc dis
count, selling at par Eastern CONNER
cial bills, &c discount buying and selling
ct par; New Orleans, buying, fc dis
count to par, and selling at la premium.
Brokers are paying l09@l094 for gold,
with few transactions. No transactions
are reported in stocks or bonds; Shelby
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PUBLIO LEDGER.
s~EAsoHIO ~DIKEOTOKY.

toDeus ~
oufH MEMPEIs, No. lis meets I'd Friday
each month, in Odd Fellows Hail. B Z
Halier, NJ; B X Pullen, Sec'y.
sSGERoNA, No. 16s-meets LIST Monday IN
each month, in Odd Fellows Hall. CIV
Mosby, WM; &C Leeke. Sec'y.
LELIA SOoTT, No. 2e9-meets LIST Wednesday
Davis, W M; r A Lyle, See'y.
DESoro, No. 299-meets Sd Friday in each
month, in Odd Fellows Hall. Jno W Ora
ham, W NJ; H J Ward. Sec'y pro tenn:
K~rLwrSNING. No. Ml-meets 4th Friday in
zach month. in odd Fellows Hall. James S
Carpenter. WM; lack I White, Sec'y.
ROYAL ARCH.
PrEv CH1PTHE, No. 2-meets Sd Monday Of
each inOrth-at Masonic Hall, IN Gayoso
Block. Robt. Galloway, NJ. Il. Il. Pei Q. q.
MHYpafs CH1PTxs. No. O5-meets st Ma
sonic Hal, In Gaycso Block, 30 Monday Of
esch month. B. X. Pullen, a. E. Il. P.i
d, VI. Shelton psoretary.
EuRrKA COUNCIL, No. 6-meets Sd Thurs
dsy OF Zach month-at Masonic Han, in Gay
go Block. A. J. Wheeler, II. III O. d.
Myers, Rec.
CvnHEE C~OGNANDKRY, No. S-mcets 4th Mon
dsv of each month at Masonic Hal, GayosO
Block. I'D Worsham, d. c.; I. J. Barehus.
81. EMO CoMASDERY No. l5.-Meets
Cd Tuesday Of each month at Masonic Hall,
9ayoso Block. B. r. Hsllor, e. c.; R. W..
kxTGHrs OF RED Cross or CONSTANTINE
m acts FIST and third Saturdays Of each month
AZ Masonic Hall. l.. B. Hatch, M. P. s.; I.
j. BaTchus, h.
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= Q. o. p. D-1RECTORH.
odd Fellows. Han. corner Aain and North
Uours Streets

wa kohV"ot AeAt VNAe
GoDeRs.
ArxPgrs Lopez, No. 6-meets every Tues
6sy. 6. S. Garrett. II. g.; A. j. KNAPP
Y. g.; l.. s. Burr. Sscretaryi &. +. hisA'
CHiCK1sAw Lopss. No. S-msets every Mon
day NIGHT. L. n. earn. N. e.; A ID. Glb-
ton, v. D.; 7. j.. Hogan, K. B.; john a.
nolt. Treasurer; Thomas Bacon, p. 5.
SCHILLER LODGE, No. lt0-meots every Neg,
nesdey night. Frank Dries. N. 6.i. "a
Bohle, v. g.. Chas. Bornor, Seerelaryi John
Linkhauer, Treasurer.
BAEFE LODGR, No. l4l-msets every tfiday
o,eht. J.W. Anderson, n. g.; VIZ; French
v. IA Wm. Henry, 2. and X. S.i j. D VIII
kiaS; no CRY LoDsF. No. ls7-mssts every
rh--sdav evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Ma
can Web5. N. g.; ]. 2. Young, N,.6.; w. ID.
Novstsn, Secretary; A. =. kenneday. Jroag.
H.pvoyY LODGE No. l99-meets every Tues,
dav nigSt at odd Fellows Hall, corner Beal
and fernando streets. g.. ". =. SrooAi ~
aaAu. N a ReahaYd, v. g.; D. A. Mc0mber,
Seeiy; Henry g. Dent, Treasurer.
EEcAXFNzNTs.
a,vo.o vrcaYpHrET, No. S-mests on the
lei and Sd Thursday nights Of eaen m9nta.
n y Hoodgear. G. P; W. *. French, h,R )
30 Smith. s. W. Thos. Bacon, .erine; B.
pinghem, Treasurer; I. j. Hogan }. ".
NF,uBIs EECAHPRENTi NO. 5s-meoW q ~
eS Th1rsdav nights Of each month. &. ".
~ Cook, O. p; j., j. Ross, Il. II 3 r
Garrett, 5. W.; II. .. Snllen, :, 49,
piiscbLs. Scribe; John Waynesburgi Treas.
DEoREg LODGE.
grvpE1s DEGREE LoDeB No. a-Moots nTs'
ssfardsy OF each month; YIN. henry. n
o.. n 4. Wardlaw, d. D. Nj frank Mel
Iss,.ab. A. D.. n; T, P. Holland, ssc'yi f.
w. Smith, Treas.
prru LopeE, MOL D or R.-meetS second
~ fourth Saturday nights Of each month.
= & Burr. n. O.; Mrs Marcus Jones, y, y.
T.P. Holland, Sec'y; Mrs. Gee. hiiler.Ireas'
grsERAL RELIrF OoxHrrTKE is, Wilkins
cSairmau, go Main street; John W v ayhes
bny1. Secretary and Treasurer, zO fIon'
strset Al. D. Gibson. 6 Vest Court street j
q. Schmidt, AZ Monroe street; d J. For'er
IS Union street.
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nRUDER.RuND.

DEUTscHER BRUDER-Bu -meets lst Sunday
Aall. r. u. Schaper. Pres't: q. A. Junker-
mann. Vice rest; W. 5laentzer, sec'y; II.
W. Schultze. l%-eas'r; Aug Zweilel and John
Hsndwerker, Sick Committee for Northern
Division; John Wendell and John Margle.
Sick Committee for southern Division.
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The }. w. Gaf for Memphis and
10. B. Church for New Orleans leave
Cincinnati tomorrow evening.
Captain Hart will commence
loading his new steamer the A. c..
Donnally at Cincinnati on Monday
for New Orleans.
The new Cumberland riverpacket
@. w. Anderson with fuel on board
and every thing ready for business
draws only IA inches. She leaves
Louisville tomorrow for Nashville.
The Yazoo Valley for New Or
leanss is having slight pickings in
the bends.
The City of Augusta came in at
l o'clock, and returns to New Or
leans tomorrow evening.
Captain R. +. Glenn has several
hundred bales Of cotton engaged
for the Golden Rule for New Or
leans.
The Grand Tower for st. Louis,
adds here a large list of Eastern
cotton.
The st. Genevieve is the Anchor
Line packet leaving tomorrow eve
ming for Cairo and st. Louis.
The A. J. White returned last
night to Riyerton with a good
freight trip and was full of people.
There is very little cotton on
White river ready for shipment to
New Orleans. The Ashland went
to Jacksonport and only got 81
bales out Of the river. 1t is most
too soon for New Orleans cotton up
that stream.
The Charles Morgan will be up
Sunday morning at z o'clock for
Cincinnati. She will ticket passen-
gers through to all points East at
reduced rates.
The Ella, Captain Bowman, is
the regular Saturday packet for
st. Francis river, leaving tomorrow
evening for Mariana and the cut
off, and connecting with a light
draught steamer for Wittsburg and
upper st. Francis river.
The Ruth, Captain Milt Harry,
is the regular Saturday White river
mail packet. She will arrive in
port to-day with a big trip of cot
ton, and leave promptly tomorrow
evening going through to Jackson
port and connecting with a light
draught steamer for Black river.
Ed Crowell officiates in the Office,
Messrs, Reamer & Hurley, Of New
Albany, Indiana, have brought suit
against the city for the rcfundin9
of wharfage, claiming that they
haYe paid the city taxes on theil
boat, and cannot be compelled t.
pay the city another tax on the same
property.
The John B. Maude, Captain
Blake, is the Anchor Line packe
leaving the elevator Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock for Yicksburg ant
the bends.
The Geo. W. Cheek, Captain D
P. Davis in command, is the regu
Jar packet leaving this evening 10
Friar's Point and the bends, giyin,
prompt attention to all way bust
ness. The Check runs as regula
as clock work and makes all he
landings on time. Captain D. ?
Davis is assisted in the Office by lie
j Woolard and John Langlois.
Captain Joplin enters the Fran
Forest in the upper coast trade, t
ply between here and Shawne
Village, running in connection
with the 05ceola Belle. She leave
Saturday evening, and will Civ
attention to all way business,
The Ashland, having failed o
get a trip of cotton up White rive
for New Orleans, dropped in her
on a venture for one trip, but fror
present Indications she will NEE
with the same fate she did u.
White river. She viii have sir
pickings here and in the bends.
Mr.. Charles Martin, who is wei
81 Eun..LI. I &. nhin,,n-
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80. l-meet every frlday even HEAAH
ing at s o'clock AT Temperance EIlJfh
Hall, No. 2S Second street.
D. c.. McDougal. W, G. T.; Z. 0. Mutton. w.
v. r.; G. A. S. Richardson, W. r.; @, Y.
Shepherd. ". A. R.; J. IL. Thompson W. u.
r.; Bun z. Price, " IT.; A. Hum, W. II.
II. nawpson, W. D. u; W. A. Hill, H., W.
g.; Geo. B. Elliott, W. s.; Rev. II. G. Gull
ton. w CHAPLAIN.
CHELSEA TEMPLE OF II. AED T. No. 2-meets
every Tuesday evening at S o'clock, at their
Lall, Brick Church. Chelsea. Il. b. Colby,
", @. T.; B. Z, Carr, W. V. 7 Il. NJ. Ken
dali. W. r.; 7. b. Rawlings. W. A. r.; :.
y. Chandler. W. r. R;W N. Carr, W. T.;
W. S, Rodgers. W. VI r. T. White, W. b.
u; Chas. II. Lanham. W. g g. K. EgneW.
IS; r. J. Rawlings. W Chap
MONTGOMERY COUNCIL No !, I. A. AND s
T. meets FIRST Monday in each month, in
Masonic Hall, Gayoso Block, at ~ O'clock
pm. John W. Graham, G.. Of G.; Jehn W.
Brush, R.
THALEs TEMPLE or II. AND 7. No. 4-meett
every Monday evening at ~ o'clock at their
hall. corner Second and Adams streets. ovei
,tngine-house. Jonathan Wood, W. o.. T..
John W. Brush, W. v. IT. ", II. Atkinson,
W. R.; John D. Cox, jr.. W. A. r.; John W.
Casey, w. +. H.: Chas. II. MeDougal, W,
T.; \. i. Davis. W. U.;R II. Hester, W. d
o.; +. W. Halle, W. g.; j l.. Bourne, W
s.; Ian A. johnson, W. Chaplain.
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New YORK. october q. 1870 p.m.-CottOu
is firm. with futures flm. Sales for future
delvarv Is 600 haleg.-

LIyEsPoOL. October q 1880 p,m.- 0, ton
is frm. UpIands Cd; Orleans, Gg i6i.
~sales..l 100 bales Of euioh 800 we're for ex-
port and speculation receipts. 10, 90 bales. Of
which 1850 are American. Arrivals are Offering
free
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For Cincinnati.

Old Reliable-For Cairo, Evansville, Louis
willie and Cincinnati The fine steamer
CHARLES M0RGAN..........A. Stein, master
yNTILL LEAVE AS ABOVE U-z.
wv SUNDAY. Oct. 20, at 7 Ln4HHara
am, from Glenn's Wharfboat. &z44kG6A
For freight or passage apply to
r. Z. GLENN, Agent. on M~harfboat. :
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Condition Of the Rivers.

1OMAAtio1 VI AnE albtIHs
The river here declined | inch in
the "a hours ending at noon TO-
day, and now stands Z feet 2 inches
above low water mark. The pack
cts report from 7 feet 6 inches to
5 feet 6 inches in the channel from
here to Cairo, and from s to 9 feet
below here. AT st. Louis the de.
cline was 3 inches, with 6 feet G
inches on the crossings out to the
mouth. at Cairo the decline was
l inch, with Z feet II inches on the
gauge. At Plttsburg the rise waf
/ inch, with 2 feet l inch on the
gauge. AT Cincinnati the fall was
II inches, with 8 feet 4 inches on
the gauge. At Louisville 8 inches.
with Z feetin the canal. At Evans
vile it is rising, with s feet 9 inche;
ia the channel. The Cumberland
declined Q inches, with 3 feet z
inches on the shoals. The Arkan-
sas declined 3 inches at Little
-
Rock, with II inches on the gauge
and 80 inches from Pine Bluff tc
the mouth. The White is in good
naYigable order.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beautiful weather.
Fair business doing on the land
ing.
The James Howard for New Or
leans passed Yicksburg yesterda,
morning,
The Robert Mitchell arrived a
New Orleans yesterday,
The J.W. Gaff arrived at Oincin
natl yesterday all K.
The Thomas Sherlock left Gin
einnati last night for New Orleans
The Colorado for st. Louis lef
yicksburg yesterday.
The Scbenck for New Qrlean
and Cons Millar for Memphis passe,
Louisville yesterday.
The Utah for New Orleans, Liz
zic Bayless for Yazoo river an,
John B. Maude for V%icksburg lol
st. Louis last evening.
The David Sinton got away las
evening for Arkansas river with 5.
tons Of freight.
The Andy Baum left at daylight
for Cincinnati with 723 bales O
cotton, a lot of old iron and rag
and 20 cabin passengers.
The Maumelle is on her way GU
of Arkansas river with 500 bales Q
cotton, the major portion Ct VIII O
is consigned to Memphis merchants
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yor Vtcksbure

Anchor Line Memphis and st. Louis Packet
Co.-U. S. Mail Line-FOr Vieksburg and
the Bends.
JOHN B. MAUDE......W II Blake, master
7 EAVES as ABOVE SUM- Wun,
IL DAY, Oct. %. at 10 a m. 6Etp3
For freight or passage apply to ~AN2AAa
AID STORM,
Sup't Mississippi River Elevator Co.
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And every Alternate "Wednesday during the
season. J.T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
42-t 500 Front street.
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For cairo ana 81. Louts

Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company-U.
S. Mail--For 0sceols, New Madrid, Hick-
man, Cairo and St. Louis.
ST. GENEVIEYE~....~. McPheeters, master
WILL LEAVE SATURDAY, c~-.
w 2Sth inst, at 5 pm. Lsl1fhnS
For freight or passage apply to 4isuazA
Sup't Mississippi River Elevator "a.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For New OrIonns

For New Orleans.
For New Orleans and the Bends-The fine
steamer
GOLDEN RULE.~~-~.....0 P Shinkle, master
I caves las ABOVE THIS ,y-z.
IL DAY. Oct. q, at 5 pm. LHEKhda
For freight or passage apply to 0z2N&h23
r. p. GLENN, Agent, on Wharfbcat.
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THE NJ. E. CHURCH. SOUTH, WITHIN

TNHE NJ. E. CHURCH. SOUTH, WITHIN
the bounds Of its circulation. embraces a
membership Of about one hundred thousand,
The geographical lines which bound It's Geld
embrace the largest portion Of that territOry,
the commercial center of which is Memphis.
Lawyers. Doctors, Merchants, Teachers and
Farmers subscribe for, and read tho WEST
ERIN METHODIST.
Business men will End it, no doubt. to tbsi
interest before completing their advertising
arrangements to consider tho Oomparsti,o
merits of our paper as an advertising mo
dium.
We mean business. and will mako terms -
reasonable as any fair dealer wosld urge.
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TEnPLARs OF n

NAroHA TEMPLE OF IT. AND T.
so, l-meets every Friday even
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MARREr.

The following quotations arc for orders
store and small lots IN a iobbing way.
APPLEs-Msdiuz l 90; choice, / so 3 %