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Saturday, June Is, 1873.


at the Clubhouse on the plantation oomnos.d
OF the lands described below, between fba
hours Of 10 am. and 4 p m, the following de-
scribed lands lying in Lee county. Stale Of
Arkansas, to wit:
The west half Of the southwest quarter Of
section twenty seven, containing so acres; the
east half OF the southeast quarter of section
tweuty-eight. containing Sc acres; the east
half and the southwest quarter. and the east
half OF tho northwest quarter Of section
thuty-three, containing $50 acres; the west
hall OF the northwest quarter Of section
tnlrty-iour, containg 50 acres; the southwest
quarter Of section thirty-four. containing l6J
acres; all in township three north, range FIVE
east. .Also the. northwest quarter of section
Lnree, IN township two north, range five east,
contalning l19 acres; with all the machinery,
gtc., ooliers. engines, gins, mills, press. belt
lnes. etc., and all the rights, privileges and
appurtenances and improvements thereto be-
longing.
And also the following described personal
properly. ,to-wit; All the wagons, stock
gear, and all the cattle and hogs that were IN
said plantation on the 10th Of Nav, 1875.
Also the following described mules and horees.
to-wlt: Liz, a bay mare mule, about 5 wears
o,d; Lasy,a light bay mare mule. about5 years
old; Jule,a sorrel mare mule about 9 wears oId.
jim. a dark bay horse mule, about 4 vears
Old Vile, a black horse mule, about s years
old; Minder, q black mare mule, about wears
old; Stella, an iron gray mare mule, about 4
years pld Charlie. a dun h,rse mule. about s
years old; Fannie, a bay mare mule. about 5
years old Jennie. a sorrel mare mule, about
3 years old; Nellie, a black mare mule, about
. years old King, a black horse mule, about
8 years old; Black Jennie, q black mare mule.
about 8 years old Sam, q black horse mule,
abouv 8 years old; Crockett. a black horse
mule, about 10 years old, John, a mouse-ool-
ored hLrse mule, about 6 years old: Joe, a dun
e0l0red horse mule, about 6 years old; Mary,
z dun colared mare mule, about 5 years old;
Red Peter, a light bay horse mule, about I
years cid Balum, a sorrel horse mule about
5 years old; Bette. a bay horse mule, about 5
years old; Kate, a dark mare mule. about s
years old; ono sorrel horse, about 5 years old,
and six mules bought in Memphis, Tennessee,
about February 25, 1876. All of which were
4 years old at time Of said purchase, and
about l4& hands high. viz; One, a bay mare
mule; one, an iron-grav mare mule; one, a
black horse mule; two black mare mules and
one a dun colored hortemule, very heavy set.
EQUITY Of redemption waived. Title believed
to be good, but l sell only as trustee. Terms
Of sale cash. u. i. MCKAY. Trustee.
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No. ls90-Before G.. D. Crockett, j. P. for
shelby county, Tenn.-Charles N. Erich vs..
i. G. Mc1avock.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT nav.
j ing been sued out under section 1855 Of
Code of Tennessee, and returRed levied
upon the property Of tho defendant,
defendant is indebted to plaintiff in the sum
Of s2i, due by account, and that the claim Ia
just, and that the defendant is a non resident
OF the State Of Tennessee, il is therefore or
dered that said defendant make his personal
appearance before me on the 9th day OF
June. 1873, at 10 o'clock am, at my office,
No. 285 Main street, Memphis, Tenr essee,
and defend said attachment suit within the
time prescribed by law, or the same will be
proceeded with OK parte; and that a copy OF
this order be published once Q week for four
consecutive weeks in tho Public Ledger.
his the sd day of May, 1873.
72-78-& $3.50 g.. d. CROCKETT. j. p.
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AmDoI tant 60 SIeambOafmem-Th
civil Rights Nil in Court.

AmDoI tant 90 SIeambOafmen-The
civil Rights hill in Court.
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Al important trial took place in the
United States Court during the week,
and although the trial resulted in. q dis
agreement Of the jury for the second
time, Judge Ketcham laid down the law
10 such a plain manner that steamboat.
men need not err, The judges card
stated that colered p~assengera on steam.
boats were entitled to the same treat.
meat as white people, but on that &C.
count there was no necessity for the
parties to eat together at the same table
or sleep together in the same staleroom.
A steamboat captain had a right to make
rules and regulations for the management
OF his own boat. For instance, there
should be two tables, the fare aud &C.
eo%mmodations being equal-oBe for the
colored passengers, the other for those
that did not wish TO associate with them.
La this way they would all be treated
with the anne respect without n
chance for disagreement. Suppose there
were ten colOred passengers and ten
white, and all entitled to staterooms, it
is not necessary to place black and
white IN the same room when each color
could have a room to themselves.
In this way all trouble and dissatisfac.
ton could be avoided, and all have equal
treatment. In some OF the Western and
Southern boats there are two cabins. one
fitted up especially for oolored passen.
gers Some years since, a case of this
kind occurred; A colored passenger.
who had pal his passage, refused to oc.
cupy the cabin set apart for his class, in
sisting on eating aud sleeping in the
cabin set apart for the white passengers.
This was refused. The passenger then
left the cabin aud remained on the
guards all nights On reaching port he
entered suit, claiming heavy damages.
The trial oecupied sometime, and the
best Of legal taleHt was employed on
both sides, The colored party lost, the
court and jury deciding that his place
vas in the cabin that was made and set
apart expressly for the accommodation
of colored parties, and that steamboat.
men had ONE rights that must be re.
speoted, With these facts before them,
there need be no more Misunderstanding,
as the da;y Of each party is plainly set
forth. 4
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RY VIRTUE Of a trust deed frsm Nary A.
~ and John L. Cameron, recorded in the
on thursday, june 20, 1875, at IL
o'clock, at the corner Of Madison and Main
streets, Memphis, offer for sale, for cash, to
the highest bidder. lot 30 of the N. NJ. Treze-
want subdivision, situated about three mi es
east OF Memphis, at the intersection Of Trez-
eyant AID koyster avenues, c%Ontaing 6 5 100
acres with dwelling and other improvements,
TO pay the last note and interest, given by
said Camerons for purchase money Of said lot.
Right Of redemption waived.
1884 JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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No. 1~ssS-Bofore g. D. Crockett, j.. p. 70,
Shelby county, Tennessee w. j. Albert VS.
Richard II. Mitchell.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAV
j ing been saed out under section 1855 Of III,
Code Of Tennessee and returned levied upor
the property of the defendant, and aaidavi
having been made that the defendant Il
indebted to the plaintiff in tho sun O
$3.50, due by account. and that the claim h
Just, and that the defendant is a non-resi-
dent OF the State Of Tennessee II is there
tore ordered that the said defendant max,
ms personal appearance before me OF
the 2ith day of June, 1873, at nj
Office, No. 2l Main street, Memphis. Tonnes.
seei and defend said attachment salt with,
in tho time prescribed by law, or the sam,
will DO proceeded with .ex parte, and that q
copy Of this order DO published once a weel
for four successive weeks In the Public Ledger,
This the 18th day Of May. 1878,
q. ID. CROCKETT, j. p.
EsTEs 4 Elicit, Attorneys for plaintiff.
0S-74.S0 Sc
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Yesterday afternoon a boy went down
Fifth street singing Dare to. do right
Dare to be truel' so loud that be walked
up all the babies in the block, and the
switchman at Market street crossing
couldn't hear the engine bells, and while
this enthusiastic younglMoody was geing
from Davidson street church down to
GlaEeby's be broke two windows in the
parsonage, ssssed a womanin the next
house, hit q dog q whack with a Skinny
club that made him howl till his back
ached, broke a chickens leg with a stone,
shot a farmer 10 the cheek with a "~nigger
shooter" slapped q little boy and took
his cooky away from him, and pulled
two pickets off a fence. 1t takes an
awful sight Of religion to 60 around a
boy.-IHawkeys.
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Saturday. June s. 1875

the following described real estate, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy tho
taxes, costs and charges duo thereon, and as
divided in said order of sale, to wit:
Lots Nos. 35l and $50 on the plan of the eitv
Of Memphis, said lots lying on the east side Of
Second street, upon which the Ayres block is
situated, said lots fronting together IA feet B
inches on the east sids of Second street, and
running back Jas feet 6 inches to the alley be-
tween Second and Third streets.
Also lot No. l52 upen the plan of that mart
OF the city of Memphis commonly called Chel-
sea, said lots fronting "A feet 3 inches on the
east side OF Fourth street by = depth Of las
feet 8 inches on the south sido Of Safarans
street.
This 10th day of May, 1873.
b, P. ANDERSON,
,Comm'r Of Revenue, Shelby County.
W. W. MCDOWELL, Sol. for complainant.
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AND LIrTLERooK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
PAbUOAu AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

PUBLIC LKBesR O%YFToK.ll
MKuPHIa. TENN. June l. 1873.

PUBLIC LKBesR OPFIoK.iIl
MENPHIs. Tenn. June l. 1878. !
The financial situation is unchanged,
with a sluggish feeling, currency being
in good supply and available for all
legitimate purposes at moderate rates of
interest. Commercial paper offers in
small amounts, and is discounted at 6 to
8 per cent, the ruling figures being 8 per
cent, though short date paper of a
strictly prime character can be placed at
c per cent. Exchange on New York
is selling at / premium. New Orleans
rates are I of buying, and par selling.
Gold opened in New York today at lOl
and closed at lOl Local stocks, bonds
and securities are in better inquiry, at.
tracing more attention than usual, but
au~rE.r, 80 Eu.4aI
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Trustees Sale.

by. virtue Of a trust deed executed and de-
- hvered TO me, Il. d. Jordan. as trustee.
by Mrs; Sarah E. Norton ct al, to secure .hs
party therein mentioned, recorded in BOOK
lis, page lOi, of the Registers office Of Shelby
county, and by the request of the said bene-
hciary, default according to the terms of snid
trust having been made, l will, as said trusteo'
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CnndInon I'D fhe RIrerr

BOATS IN PORT
Katie HooPer, A. j. White, John Por-
ter.
Condition OF the Rivers.
The river here declined s inches
in the past t~wenty-fOur hours end
ing at noon, and now stands "A feet
above low water mark. at Cairo
the decline was 5 inches, with 30
feet 5 inches on the gauge; at st.
Louis it rose l inch, with % feet l
inch on the gauge; at Pittsburg it
is stationary, with 3 feet 5 inches
on the gauge; at Cincinnati it de-
clined 5inches, with Is feet 10
inches onthe gauge; at Louisville
it was stationary, with Z feet S
inches in the canal; at Evansville
it is falling, with IL feet on the
gauge. Cumberland river rose
inch at Nashville, with 5 feet 10
inches on the gauge. Arkansas
river is falling at Little Rock, with
20 feet on the gauge. White river
is falling, at Jacksonport, with a
good stage of water from there out.
Miscellaneous.
Uncomfortably warm.
A severe storm prevailed on the
river last night.
The dullest Saturday on the leyee
We have bad this season.
The Robert Mitchell is due down
tomorrow night for New Orleans.
The Cheek for the lower coast
had an excellent trip out last even.
ing.
The Belle Of Shreveport from st
Louis arrived at New Orleans to
day.
The A. G. DoDnAIly leaves Gin.
cinnsti this evening for New Or.
leans.
The Mark Twain, Captain Ran
Idall, viii arrive tomorrow from st.
Francis river.
The new Mary Houston, bound
for Cincinnati, passed Evansville
yesterday afternoon.
The Vint Shinkle from Memphis
and Golden City from New Orleans
arrived at Cincinnati to-day.
Captain B. r. Pegram, late Of thu
James Howard, has gone TO Dead.
wood on a prospecting tour.
Captain Williams is coming NJ
in command OF the Kate Kinney
with Jake Fox at the wheel.
The storm on the river last nigh.
was quite severe, causing a della,
to the packets Of several hours.
The Gold Dust will be ap to-mor
row for st. Louis with $50 HID.
sugar, 275 bbls rice, and sundries
The steamer Silyerthorn has beer
transferred to her new owners, ant
enters the Evansville and Cannell
ton trade.
The towboat Charles Mcdonald
with a tow of barges loaded will
grain and produce, passed dow
last evening.
The City of Helena, for st. Louis
had 1898 SKIS seed, and added her,
lo9 bbls potatoes and a lot of East
ern.bound cotton.
The Cons MiIlar leaves Ciucin
: natl this evening for Memphis, ant
leaves here with a return trip OF
Friday next.
Captain VIM. Blake entertained
} a number Of his friends on boar,
of his fine packet at Vlcksburg Of
Wednesday night last.
The Night Hawk, Captain Du,
Broadhurst, returned last evenin,
|, from New Orleans, whittier she ha
been with a tow OF slaves.
The Louisville Evening New
r says there is a strange absence {
goat-on-the-leye since the c.,
man took possession of it,"
The Andy Baum passed Evans
vile yesterday for Memphis and
due here Monday morning and +,
turns to Cincinnati on Wednesda
next.
}, A new electric headlight is bein
introduced on the Ohio river. ]
trial by the Lytle a few night
since illuminated the river on bot.
shores at least a mile ahead of th
boat.
The Andy Baum, Captain Vim
ton, will arrive Monday mornin.
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Trustee,n Sale.

DY virtue Of a trust deed executed 10 ma ~
- the 22d day of October, 1870. by w II
Webb. and recorded in the Registers Office of
Shelby county, Tenn, in Book 76, page SSs-
to which reference is here made for %rreater
certainty, L will, as said Trustee.
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Commissioners sale.

No. S72 R. DIN sthe Chancery Court of
Shelby county. TenneTsee-B p. Anderson.
Oommissiontr OF Revenue, VS.. T. s. Ayres
and .. M, Ayres.
by virtue of an order Of sale made in this
- cause June rs. 1876, Minute Book Isl mage
ll5, | will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder. for cash, in front of the court-6ouse
door, in the city Of Memphis. Tenn, within
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LEGAL.

Under and BY virtue Of the trust deed
~ made by L, Podosta, bearing date the
10Th day OF April, 1871, and recorded in Book
No. ,lOl. page 1872, of the Registers office of
Shelby county, Tennessee, to secure a certain
indebte1ne therein specified, which is past
due and unpaid. at the request of the benef-
ciary in said deed named, / will, on
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LIvERPoot. June ], 1880 Pr. Cotton Is
Middling uplands. ed; middling Orleans.
6 7-i6d. Sales. 1905 bales, OF which 1000
were export and speculation.
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me I%RRITABILIrY.

never knew a man or woman in my
whole life Of such irritability of charac-
ter as Pistorius. He was here the
"%enfant terrible" OF the society in which
he made his appearance. Wherever he
went there was quarreling and disputing
A single word would throw him into an
incredible passion, and it was by this
feature Of his disposition be made him.
self and al who were obliged to live With
him wretched. His passionate temper
caused many troubles in the two families
where he ofieiated, so that one Bishop
E%berhard, now deceased, was glad to get
rid OF him when he asked his exeat from
the diocese. Certainly this man would
never have been ordained if that awful
disposition Of his mind had been known
to his superiors. What | have said here
is ~abundantly proven by that which the
papers have reported Of his behavior to-
ward the priest Of Norristown, Arch
bishop Wood and Judge Mitchell. /
wonder that the judges have not taken
into consideration that nobody bat q
madman could write 10 the Archbi shop
such a message as he is said 10 have
written, demanding an answer 10 his
communication. He has written in a
similar strain toward his superiors 10
Germany, and it was recognized among
all who knew him here as an acknowl-
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Tuesday, June IS, 1879.

sell at public cutlery, in front of the couy+-
house door Of Shelby county, TenR.. within
legal hours, for cash, to the highest hiddsr 10
satisfy the indebtedness n0med In said trust
deea! the following described real estate stu
Tenn, to-wit: NN''
Part of lot2 blocks commencing at a stake
on the east side of DeSoto street, three hum
dred ana thirty. seven (SS7) feet south Of Beal
street. then running south with DeSoto street
nlnety-tour lQ4l feet to a stake; thence east
wardiy parallel with Beal street one hundred
and Atty .Q5ll feet to a stake; thence north
wardly ninety-four (9D feet to a stake; thence
westwardly parallel with Beal street one hum
dred aRd fifty t150) feet to the b ginning. be-
ing the came conveyed By A. IA. Ferguson by
deed, May, 81, 1857. to Sledge u Jones. and
recorded in the Registers Office Of Shelby
county, Tenn, in Book No. %, pages 1871 and
1888. and all the hereditaments and appurte-
names thereunto belonging OF in any way
thereto appertaining. IT
Equity Of redemption Il waived. and titlo
Trustee only.
May II, 1878, S7'Si
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transactions are limited


Market firm at a further advsce of |
on sll grades; demand fair. Sales yea
terdsy $50 bales.
nn-nn- n-ru.-n- nrn-.-nu
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Trustees Sale.

by, virtue Of the terms of a certain trusl
~ deed to me executed April To-, 1871. Nv
James Cleary and his wife. Ellen Cleary. and
I'D +. Cunny, and duly recorded in the Rec.
ister's etice Of Shelby county, Tenn, ApIiI
~. lolI, IN Record Book No. III, page 20, To
therein named, and default having been
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edged fact that his mental state was at
times disordered. His superiors knew
It and treated him accordingly.
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GALVESTON, June LECTION steady. Mid
ding. l0A, ! Receipts, net and gross, 1853 bales.
bales, SIG bales. Stock on hand, n,5li bales.
Kew ORLEANS, June LECTION firm. Mid
ding, IL. Receipts, 553 bales; sales, 800.
NEW YoRE, june !, R:S5 ~p.m.-Cottoa is
alrnnr. with fntnras firm
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$780,
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.


Cbancery Court OF shelby C~ounty-Samuel A.
Knox ct oil. VS.. W. j. Knox ct al.
PY VIRTUE OF AN INTRELOCUTORY
- decree for sale, entered in the above cause
on the I'd day of May, 1873, / will sell,
at public auction. to the highest bidder. m
front Of the Clerk and Masters office, Court
house building. Main street. Memphis, Teun.,
On Saturday, June s, 1873,
within legal hours. the following described
property. situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
to-wit:
The south q feet Of lot No. 20, of block s5l,
Of the subdivision of Chelsea by W. B. Green
law ct al, which lot begins at the northeast
intersection Of Second and Greenlaw sis,, and
runs east with the north line of Greenlaw sd;
thence north u feet; thence west llSk feet to
the east line Of Second street; thence south
with the east line Of Second street q feet to
the beginning, it being the same upon which
M n. knex's drug store ia situated.
Terms. Of sale. cash.
This May IA. 1878.
X. A. COLE, G.. and NJ.
BY 4. ] BLACK, D. g. and NJ.
w. w. Mcdowell, Attorney. l64-70-76-9e
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Trustees Sale.

1NDkR and BY virtue Of a trust deed eye
cntgq 70 me by J. Il. Hodges and his wife,
!. Jane Hodges, and g. @. Wells, on the 10th
a .hS 81 May; iSI6, and recorded in the Office Of
In me o;s ~ NJ ~ ne Vircust Court Of the county Of
Book g PAGES l05. lc6, 10Y and los. IN the lSth
Of July, loto, e, secure certain indehtednass
therein set forth, to sledge, Mckay & Co. oi
Memphis. Tennessee; / will. as such Trustee,
sell at public auction, on '0eeu W
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
RAILROAD TIME B

MEMPHIS ANDLoUISvILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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THE CONDEMNED PRIEST,
Career aad MentaI Characteristics
OF Bihs1us PtstOFlus ~ Described
by an Acquaintance In Germany.

Career aad MentaI ChAracteriatfca
OF Bihsius PistOF1us ~ Described
by an Acquaintance In Germany.
BALTIMORE. May %, lS78.-The Balti-
more News Of tomorrow will contain the
following letter from its European cor
respondent in relation to the early his
tory of Blasius Pistorius, the Pennsyl-
vania priest condemned to be hanged for
the murder of Farmer Isaac J~acquette,
near Norristown. Tbs letter is dated
Lebech, Germany, and is as follows.
Blaslus Pistorius was born in 1881, at
Saarwellingen, a large village on the
road from Lsbsch to Saarlouss. He be-
lonzed to a respectable family, but from
his early youth he displayed a strange
uHsteadiness of mind. He was by turns
a farmer, q miner q school teacher. a
man Of business, and then for three
years soldier in the Prussian army. He
was about thirty years of age when he
began his learned studies, and, having
gone through the eight classes Of a Ger.
man village, be entered the clerical sem.
mary at Treves TO devote himself TO the
study OF philosophy and theology for
four years, at the completion Of which.
In the year 1871, he received the holy
order of priesthood. He was frat an.
pointed to a parish in the district Of
Eifel, and thence he was removed after
q few months labors to the parish of
Tholsy, where be was stationed until he
left Europe for America. During his
stay at Tholey / became acquainted with
him. l saw him several Tines at my
home aud dined with him frequently.
During bis visits ] had long conversa.
ton with and heard a g~reat'deal Of him
through other persons-his own pastor.
his comrades and school friends.
ESTIMATE OF HIS CHARACTER.
To give a just estimate Of his charac.
ter | must say, at FIRST be was no hypo.
critic, but faithful aud sincere in bis con.
vietions, and always zealous-perhaps
over %zealous-in performing his saeer.
dotal duties. He was abstemious as to
drinking and eating. | remember very
we'll he refused even az table to drink a
glass Of wine. His private life and
morality were always uDimpeachable.
Such was Blasius Pistorius when be took
bis departure from Europe. | do not
know all the circumstances under which
the murder Of which he has been found
guilty took place, but | say, and all the
persons 10 Germany who know the char.
acter OF the unfortunate man agree with
me, that deliberate intention cannot be
thought of. he must have killed that
man in a moment Of overwhelming
passion.
HIS IRRIrABILITY.
l never knew a man or woman in my
whole life Of such irritability of charac.
ter as Pistorius. He was here the
"%enfant terrible" Of the society in which
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON R. R.
Arrives. Leaves.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R. R.
Arrives. Leaves.
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Depot at head Of Main street.
Ticket ONCE. 27 Main street, corner Of
Madison.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
RnAra LEAYINn Tn.nAY

BOATS LEAYING TODAY.
Arkansas river, Katie Hoopsr..~........5p pm
Arkansas City, A. j.. White......-.........5 pm
ARRlYALa.
Steamer A. ]. White, Arkansas City.
John Porter, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES
Steamer J. W. CAT, Cincinnati.
Geo. w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
BOATS IN PORT.
Katie HOoPer, A, j. White, John Por.
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on SATURDAY,, juno s. 1s7s.
Attachment Notice.

II. A. COLE, G. and NJ.
BY r. ]. BLACK. D. g. and NJ.
w. w. Mcdowell. AttlrneY. l6i. 7O-76. 81