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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-10

are as follows Hams Use, dry
salted shoulders 5is6c; do 7ia7itc, d
clear 1ia7lG breakfast bacon elal0c; lard
esasic In tcs, ss(asxcin kegs and hi bbli
and the usual advance for smaller pack
ages.
EE-Unchangea at 9alss poi
ID for Rio and 22A2Ic for Java
SUGAR AND MOLASSE5 - Feel
ing weak. o X 51la6Nc per ID
seconds 65<a7kc; Y g Issei white {
7ssa75sc; granulsted. SHaSoc; pow'd and
cut LOAF, 9)lc. Molasses, 25a52c per ga
as per quality. Sorghum, 80a35c per gal.
Rides AND WO0L-Dry flint hides
are l21k a l61fc, per ID; dry
salted l0al2l, green 4habk, do sailed Ga
7Ac; tallow 81; beeswRx 26a2Ic; wool Ia
&c as per quality.
BAGGING AND TIES-Priees range
from 9sSellc per lbfor baggingi 81 S5sl 4O
per bdle for ties.
SEEDSTUFFS-Herds grass Csc per
bushel; orchard grass, 81 90; timothy,
81 10 blue grass, II 5Q clover, So 75a6;
winter grazing oats, Coo; and wheat 81 25a
90 rs per quality.
MAOkEkELs-New in hf bbls, IS 50
torNo liza 10 for No IA IS for No large
and 81 25a4 80 for medium; In kits 80 rs
and co for Nos l, 2 and 3. White fish,
50 l5a4 70, also 81 10 for family in hf bbls
and Csc in kits,
sUNDRIKS-Salt 81 S6al 40 per Dbl.
Hominy, grits and pearl meal in single bbls
$50 Soap, Ska6c per ID. Cider, 81 90 for
bbls and 81 00a4 90 Tor hi do;rioe, 6ka7ho
per ID. Honey l2kc per ID.
vinegar, l2al2lS for wine and cider do,
Boulogna sausage'S to lOc per lbi pork do.
Toto l2kc.
COTTON SEED, OIL, RTC--Cotton
seed 3l2 per ton; seed meal, Sil U'alS W
per ton; crude cotton seed oil, 2sa29c per
gal for old and 30aS2o for new; refined
BUILDING MATERIAL. - Nails
2 70 rates. Lime in bulk Toe per Dbl
measure; Tenn. do 90c per Dbl; Ala. do
95aS1 per Dbl Cement, 81 60 per Dbl Tor
Louisville, 81 so for Rosedale, and "a t0a5
for Portland. Plaster, 81 50. Lumber, yell
low pine flooring, rs; rough framing,
Sl4sl5; dressed, t30per VI; lathing. 81 %
per M; shingles, t3a460 per NJ. Hair Ga
&c per ID. Fire brick 4a5c.
CATTLE, SHEEP, ETC-Butchers'
cattle 2Aa5c per ID gross, as per quality;
common INa2c Cows and calves S20ai0;
yearlings S. to 8. Hogs to SIC gross,
as per quality. Sheep 81 % TO ] %
per head for common and 81 10 40 for
medium TO choice Lambs 81 6Oa9 90 per
head for medium and &c per ID gross
for choice. Horses, $40 10 200 per head
Mules 100 TO l60 per head
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-10
Mon-rs.Iasnl Notice.

No. 329e No. 6-In the ChAncery Court OF
Shelby county, Ienn..-Ihe state q lenhei-
soc for use, etc. W W butter ~ a.. -. 4.
/ I appearing from amended bhi ghlg ~
i sworn 70 In this cause that the a9ienaAns
James u Meade IL resident III ssS
N massachusetts,, that Francis N yinSol ~
Naraaret u VinSon, Aaron McNeillt ugs-
Tee. Matte w Hutchinson, Charles W hutch'
inson Walter N Haideman and John DonA-
hue are rolidents Of tho state 81 hentqeStA .l
that Fdmundllrquhart q q resident o. ofAse
OF ArkanSas, that b b Naddolli trustee
rosident OF the state Of Missouri, ana .nss
Romboft TreTovaut and sallie IfeleNaht ~
residonts OF the state Of L0ullianat anu NJ
non-rosidonts Of the state Of Tennessee,
And Il also appearing that NE names ~ 4
plaees OF residence Of tho helfa 81 ue9ffe n
NsGsil and OF The heira Of William II An
5teWs. and OF the heirs Of Julia AntreHai
sn5 al ne heirs o( julia kain arr Az M
fnown aud cannot DO asoertained amor aih-
ges,t, n ih 1Ssssiers ordered that they All make
thoif Appearance herein, ~ we eeeIsoV y.
Shelby eouniy, IN Memphis tef ne.ass, N M Y.
nj MEAD. answer or demur y compllilant
smehdsd biil No, 9, dlod November ~ W,
al ina same will be Akon tof
eonfss1ed A 10 them aud set ~ feafihe III
rnrin. and that q COPY Of this order - W..
,ths'l enoa 4 Wfek for four lnecelnfe HssA'
n fie Public W dagr. 80.
Iklf AN day u November, lbS'
'"oeP' iLACK. clsrk and Naatsl.
NJh Bradley, p. q. A NJ, 80.
" 70 y . "A
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Trustees Sale.

ny, virtqe Of deed Of trust made to mo on
~ tne TN day Of June, 1877, By Mary Eliza
petn fomerey and Charles Henry Pomeroy,
nsr husband, Of Shelby county, Tennessee,
recorded IN Book No. 1i9, page Ss, Registor's
once 81 Shelby county, tennessee, will sell
70 the highestbidder for cash, on
Tuesday, December ii, ISS2
o the southwest corner Of Main and Madi-
s9n streets, Memphis, Tennessee, AZ IL
eloek. ne following described lot Of land,
gioE ana being in the Taxing District. for
merry city Of Memphis, to.Wit:
beginning at stake on the south side Of
Nlnden street rs feet and inches cast Of tho
soatneast corner Of the intersection Of De-
900 and Linden streets; thence eatsWardly
Along the south line Of Linden street 81 feet
tnu inches 70 stake thence southwardly
between parallel limos to depth Of $50 feet
. stakes, It being street No. ls9, and the
ane property conveyed to Mary Elisabeth
P9maeroy By the Life Association Of America.
Inc equity Of redemption Is waived in said
nnst deed AID the title is supposed to DO
sood, but l convey only as trustee.
20 % q b WEXFORD, Trustee.
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NOn.ResIdent Notice.

-
No. 4998-In the Cha1eeTv CAM, 80 q.
sT 91ndsy Isnn.-H B Ramsey yi inv HrSD /,
Lsp ppe from an order Of court in this
gqeennal, has Intern lrriod with Jobn
I Ia q since the filing Of the bill hSSein
enc mat the said John Thatcher h \ rssi,
dent Of the State Of Arkangss And non . r rosi
ing publication, etc. "uu Vruor-
II Is therefore ordered that he maks NJ,
appearances herein at the csutboass ~ sh.i ~
county IN Memphis, Tenn, on or before ths
s snsns Monday in December. 1888 and plead
same will DO taken for Confessed az ~ th sne
o oga set ior nearing ex psrte; and that cSpy
LII Graer % published once week for four
nus 18th day ofNoyember, 1885.
copy attest.
~ N Bradley, D g and N. y @Au ~
n Jordan, sol for complainant.
626s7l@
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In setting an orchard is we'll to got
il on upland, not only on account OF
better drainage, but also because trees
set on alluyial soil make a growth Of
leaves and wood rather than Of fruit.
On low ground the fruit will often be
large but not so well oolored OF high
" favored as on upland, where the
wood growth is smaller, aud bott
leaves and fruit have full exposure
to the suns ys.-[ChiOagO journal.
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Creditors, Notice.

No. 4807,-In the Chancery Cont Of ra.,l.
county, Tenn.-yohn Walsh and LIZ
Daily, ex'rs Of Thomas Madden. decsase6
vs.. VIM j Chase OF al. N'0'useu'
Happening from bill which Il sworn Ia Il,
4 ms cause and from al order Of Oourt an =, !.
tered herein, that il is a proceedine institntad
2 wind up and settle the estate OF Thonoss
Madden, deed, as an insolyent estate ,,rda -
tne Lnsolyent laws Of the state Of Tennesss e. H
T. therefore 81 ordered that all parties claim.
MADDEN. decd. make their annsars',aa -
qeIeln, on Or before the first Monday in
January 1881, and have themselves made
gba dSes neIetoi and present and establish
forever barred, And that a COW of NE
order be published once week. fer four sue.
This 18th day Of November, 1855.
A c0py-Attegt;
" M Bradley, D. @. AN.
Taylor Carroll, soils for compl't.
IS "a 30 ~
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COMMERCIAL.
PunLlo LEpaEa orEIoE.

MEnrHra. TEES.. December 10. 1888. !
The Clearinghouse statement fol
last week shows total volume Of ~
GG52.7l4 81, an increase over the pre-
vious week Of s29O.O14 80, and a de-
crease as compared with the same
week last year Of sl3,l027l.
In his report for the year ended
June 20, 1883, on the foreign com
merce Of the United States, Mr.
Joseph NimmO, Chief Of the Bureau
Of Statistics, shows that the total
value Of the imports and exports Of
merchandise during the year amount
ed to 81, 547, 900, 3l6, and was larger
than any previous year in the history
of the country! The excess Of the
value Of the exports over the imports
Of merchandise was $lOO.658,4sS,
against an excess Of s25,9O2,7S3 the
previous year. The commerce with
Great Britain and ireland constituted
nearly 40 per cent Of the total value
Of the foreign commerce. The total
duties collected upon imports we're
s2lO, 6S7 ,293, against s2l6.l3s,9l6 the
preceding year. The value Of agri-
cultural exports during the year was
s6l9 ,269, 449, and Of manufactured
products gill ,s9O,0Ol, against Sl03,-
1872, 4Sl the preceding year, being
larger than during the previous year,
The number Of immigrants to the
United States during the year was
500, 322, against 1888 902 the preceding
year.
The Secretary of the public Treas
ury has announced his willingness to
redeem without rebate OF interest the
outstanding 81 bonds called in, and
upon which interest ceases next Sat
urdAy. He reports the condition o.
the public treasury as follows Gold
coin and bullion, s2l6, 0,776; silver
dollars and bullion, sl22,8l0,l 1872; irac'
tional silver ,s27 ,O22, 433; United State
notes, SIS, 927 1886; total, S422, 3O,39S
Certificates outstanding-gold, $780,
800, $40; silver, $9O,265,7ll; currency
S14,325,0 900.
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DtUeUlDer IS, k59Js
10 front Of tho courthouse door bo,,.... 10
CLOCK m. and o'clock M, 10 tbs bighsst
HIiS9aer, LOT cash, the following lot OF ground
lng and being In the city Of Msmnbis,
a Ienhesssee' to-Mit: The southeast corner and
III. ,r otiot NO .as laid Of on the N 40 Of said
saw and Auction streets on 1bicb ,tanJs
onss-5iIIoIy frame cottage. Said lot Is bounded
~ c IoLoWs; beginning at the Intersection of
0al Ie and Auction streets; thence north
I'm me east side Of Chickasaw street 81 feet
I5cti n0nesi thenea east and parallel with
hna parallel with ChiokasaW street II feat
I hIenss to Auction street and theneet to Inc
Equity OF redemption WaiveI, and the
s nsIe believed to be good, but will sell and
%@ CIV METoALF, Trustee.
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The PUBLIC LEDGER JOB
Printing Office and Bindery Is
non located at II Union street and
ready for all business Offering.
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the following lands;
Let, One lot, south side of Market street,
D1lOO feet, on which is a two-stoTy brick
house number SO Market street.
ID, Lot l2l, Lane subdivision, east Of Mem
phis, 30 feet on the east side Of Dupree street
~ 1851 feet, on which Is 9ne-story frame
house OF six rooms; said lot between Lane
avenue and Louisville railroad.
I'd, Lou 8 and Q. Peyton subdivision, to-
gether fronting W. feet on north side Of old
Raleigh road and running back on west side
l6l1f parallel 10 Peyton avenue aud on the
east side l3l feet parallel with said avenue.
4th, North half Of lot a Of the Dunn sub
division, east Of Memphis, fronting III feet
on south side Of Union avenue By $50 feet
deep.
9Th, Lot on north side Of New Raleigh road
at intersection Of sample avenue, containing
several acres and fully described In the deed
/ 70 the Mississippi Valley ms. Co., In book
ia, page fl. On this lot Is house contain
ing i've or six rooms.
| Terms Of Sale-Credit Of seven months,
notes bearing interest from date Of sale with
personal security, and deeds TO DO executed
| ~ the receiver retaining lien. Redemption
barred, A, HATUHETr, Receiver,
Smith 4 Collier, j B Clough, L h Il Leh-
man, L W Humes, Graft 4 Cooper, Attys. 81
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Cotton.

Sales Saturday, loOO balesi 10 ex-
pOrters, 1000; to spinners, 200, the
market closing easy at no change from
the day before. Sales Tor the week,
1880 bales; to exporters, 1880; TO
spinners, $500, quotations being the
same as on Monday last, when mid
ding and low middling were reduced
TO, other classes remaining UNMARRIED AS
follows: Ordinary, $40; good ordinary,
9ic; low middling, $50; middling, 9Ic;
good middling, lOic; middling fair,
lOfc. Stains: Middling, 9lc; low mid
ding, 90, OF colors: Middliag, &c.,
low middling, $50; dusty, sa9c.
Total sales to date, from September
LIST, reach 1885 bales; to exporters,
9O,525; to spinners, $3.50
The New Orleans market closed
quiet at lOic for middling, a decline
Of 1'l6c below last weeks prices on all
classes, the reduction occurring OF
Friday last. Sales for the week, q.
$50 bales. Stock on hand, 368,08l
bales, Futures closed steady will
sales for the week Of l32, 200 bales, a
5 to 8 points below figures ruling a
the close Of the previous week, as fol
lows Deliveries for December, 1913
I1O.l4; January, 10 25a1O.26; February
1O.42alO.43; March, 1O5SA1O.59; April
1O.75AlO74; May, 10.SSal089; june
1l.O2a11,04; July, 1l.l6Al1.18; August
II 26al1.27.
The New York market for spo
cotton closed dull and easy, at un
changed prices from the previou
week, no variation having occurred il
quotations. Middling, l09.l6c. Sale
for the week, 2O24 bales. Stock o
hand, 2l6.97S bales, Futures dul
at 10 to 10 points below quotations {
a week ago, with sales Of 1854, 900 bale
! Quotations As follows Deliveries f
. December, lO.5lalO52; January, lO.5E
: 1886; February, lO,7Oal0.7l; Marcl
: 1O.96al0.s7; April, l.OOa1l. Of; May, /
3 l3a1l.14; June, l1.2ball. 26; July, /
Ball 38; August, l1.47al1 .48; Septen
: Der, 1l.l4sll.l6.
The Liverpool market closed du
Z at lNl6d cheaper on uplands, but !
change on orleans, the reduction o
n curing on Wednesday last. Upland
= old; orleans, 6 t16d. Sales for Il
n week, 52,OOOtsleE American, s7,9
n N bales. Stock en- hand. 100000 bal,
N decrease from last year same time, II
N 600 bales. Futures closed steady
1-32dto 5.64 below quotations Of t
. week before.
= The receipts OF cotton at all loadi
v points to date exhibit a decrease
\ compared with last year except attn,
Orleans, where the total is $685.
90 bales, and 10000 in excess Of !,
W last year, while a small excess Of q
is noted here. The total receipts
Ss Galveston reach 374,s95 bales for
2. present season. decease, 4752. Recei
70 at Mobile, lbl $3.50 bales; decrease, ]
ny 26l, Receipts at Savannah, 447,
y. bales; decrease, 2O.334. Receipts
is- Charleston show q decrease Of a.
M bales. The receipts at Norfolk, W
, mington and other points also shov
~ falling of this season,
i The total receipts here this sea
are now 2425 baless more than last y
and 1898 more than the year bof'
The receipts this and last year to q
show the following comparison by
a several routes Of importation.
Kansas railway has brought in
a bales this season against none
% The NJ. and OR. r. hsa brought
a., 1856 bales,increrae 1898; Miss. andT,
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Rebecca LOWenslein vs.. The
mississippi Valley ms, Go.
saturday, December I5. Isss,

Under decree in this cause made Nc
~ vember 2. 1888, will sell at public Aue-
ton, In front Of the courthouse, In Memphis.
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~s"'A ~Nf-t " - -
STAGES OF THE RIVERS.
Memphis-l7 feet on the gauge, or
II feet II inches Lbove low water mark,
decline of 2feet 4 inches during the past
48 hours.
Pittsburg-4 feet 2. inches, rise Of
l8 inches.
Cincinnati-ll feet 8inches, decline Of
IL inches.
Louisyille-5 feet 8 inches, a decline
of 7 inches,
Evansville-l0 feet 2 inches, de-
cline of feet inches.
Cairo q feet inches, a decline Of 2
eet 10 inches U.f
St. Louis feet 10 inches, decline Of
2 inches.
Vicksburg-29 feet 9 inches, and sta
tionary.
Nashville 9 feet, rise OF inches.
Ohattanooga-S feet inches, rise
OF IA inches.
shreveport-s feet 9 inches, rise
of inches.
Fort smith, feet 8 inches, and sta
tionary,
Little Rock-9O feet, II rise of 10
feet inches.
st. Francis and White rivers are
at good boating stage.
MISCELLANEOUS
Weather cool.
River falling rapidly,
Business good on the levee.
Fog on the river this morning.
Ka,e Adams for Arkansaw City 5
pm.
Will s. Hays for Yicksburg to-mors
row evening.
The Cons Millar leaves Cincinnati
on Wednesday for this port.
The Annie p. Silver is due from
New Orleans bound for St. Louis.
The Queen City is on her way out
of the Ohio bound for New Orleans,
The Golden Rule will be due up to-
morrow evening on her way to the
Ohio.
The Guiding Star passed Evans
vile last night bound for New Or
leans.
The RR Springer passedViCksburt
last evening bound for New Or,
leans.
The Martha Stevens is en- route
from st. Louis to 0uAchita river will
$50 tons Of freight.
The iron steamer Ohss. P, Chou
teau leaves New Orleans to morrow
evening for this port,
The City Of St. Louis for St. Louis
and the U. P. Schenck for Cincinnati
left New Orleans Saturday.
The Joe Peters for Arkansaw river
) and the Rene MaOready for St, Fran
, cis river, had fair trips out.
5 The Golden Crown forNew 0rleAn
t and the James W, GAtf for this pOr
t left Cincinnati Saturday evening.
Arkansaw and White rivers al
r both at high stage, and business G
those streams is considered good.
: The W. P. Thompson, bound I,
J; Natchez, passed here Saturday ate
noon and discharged 100 bbls meal.
4 The Anchor Line steamer City
y Baton Rouge was expected to pa
t, here this forenoon for New Orleans.
y Commodore Vint Shinkle and wi
are to make another round trip excU
" sion on the steamer Golden Grown,
r. The Josie Harry departed Saturd
as evening on time for White river, a
IN had good trip Of both freight
on people.
ne Captain Henry Miller, Of Shawn
25 town, has purchased the tug Out
~, ,or step from Captain e. Whipple,
hi Louisville.
'g9 The Anchor Line steamer John
~ Scudder left St. Louis Saturday,
30 should pass here tomorrow even
D Isd on her way to New Orleans.
20 The Anchor Line steamer Git
'ya Cairo, down yesterday for Vioksb
ng discharged 24OO pkgs. and added al
to Is tons Of miscellaneous freight.
me- The Wyoming, Of the South
Is, Transportation Line, is announced
i1' pass up this evening on her wa
= Cincinnati. II. @. Love is her Ag
SFss The City of Helena FROM Viz
s7a burg passed to st, Louis last even
sedi She discharged 5000 ska cotton
ISil and added 800 bales Eastern DO
IoN cotton.
"0V Captain Thomas X. Voorhees,
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Trustees Sale.
Tuesday, December rs. ssss.

ru virtue !, 81 trust deed made to me Feb
~ ~ .uAIy " lSoO, Of record in the ReTistefje
ymGe Of shelby county, In Book Isl. pags a.
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AAhl1ADs
Steamer W P Thompson, Cincinnati
" Mary Houston, New Orleans
City Of Cairo, st Louis
e" City of Helena, Vicksburg
Kate Adams. Arkausaw City
james Lee, Friars Point
" Coahoma, Osceola
Dean Adams, Helena
Corozal, Cincinnati
WV 0Neil, Ohio river
" j F Walton, Ohio river
VIII S Hays, Vicksburg
Andy Baum. Cincinnati
DEPARTED.
Steamer w Thompson, Natchez
+" II A Tyler, PadIcah
Macready, st Francis river
a" Josie Harry, White river
" Joe Peters, Arkansaw river
Mary Houston, Cincinnati
CITY of Cairo, Vicksblrg
City Helena, st Louis
" Carozal, New Orleans
" WV 0'Neil, New Orleans
p" j F Walton, New Orleans
IN PORT.
James Lee, Coahoma, Kate Adams
naa,, A Ia,,,a ~, na,,, Will = uarr
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PUBLIC LEDGER
once: is and Y Union Street.
Weekly Public Ledger


Published every Tuesday 81 q psf ennum
SiI months, 900, three monthss aVc TN %
DHfLY-s5 Per year, 800 per month or lssi
Standardization upoa sablsot Of general
lptsrtrs u shs rhhic are 81 all tires eecept
Rslec,ad manuscript WILL pgT BE- returned.
RATRs or ADVERTIsIN J IN DAILY.
First inaeft n....-....'''.-si " R1r EVe9ts
Hubaoqusnt rtione.a--.... ~
tor eI,s week ...,,,..,,,. ............ 3 90 .
Par Two Weeks......................A0 %
torthree wee o..................... 5 90
HOr one m0nth.................... OQ
For an additional aQuAre...- "
RATHs OF ADVERTISING IN WEEKLY.
Hllgt Insertion g9 PEI square
Subsequent ngertions........... "
Displayed advertisements will DO charged
According 10 the sPLoI oeeupiedi 81 Aboye
ralss-thoss being eight lines Of .nonpareil
poHd 10 the square and twelve lines 70 the
foifsruIar ADVERTISER We offer superior In
doesn anita, both as 10 rates Of charges and
GAnnor Of displaying their Advertisements.
Hotioes In Ledger Lines inserted for twenty
cent? per line for each insertion.
Deaths and marriages. charged as other
Advertisements.
Notices In local column inserted for fifteen
cents per line one insertion; lsh cents per
line per weak and 10 oonta per line per month
ehanreable al pleasure Of advertiser.
kilbillS for advertising arc due when con-
traotod Lnd payable on demand.
All letter., whether on huginesa or othe1
wise should be addressed 70
81 H Ia Publisher and PfoprietoI.
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STAGES OF THE RIVERS.

James Lee, Coahoma, Kate Adams,
Dean Adams, Andy Baum, WIN 5 HAYS
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aIVER INTELLIGENCE.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.

For Friars Point, james Lee."n,.""6 p m
Osceola, Coahome ...,,...,.,."..6 p m
" Arkansaw City, Kate Adams. % p m
Cincinnati, Wyoming. .....".6 D m
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poArs LEAv1Na ro-MoRRoW.

For Vicksburg, Belle Memphis 10 a N
St Louis, CityVicksburg....e..l m
Vicksburg, viii s Hays..,.5 p N
" Cincinnati, Andy Baum ...-...6 p m
st Francis river, Macready,.5 p m
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sHonday, Wednesday and Friday.
tDaily.
NopaAy, lhuisdAy snd Saturday.
6uliday, Tuesday and Friday.
tuesday. ThuEadAy and hatnrdayi
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LnAVn. ARAINA.
ma. tru.al ------..al -------.-s--i
T.,,.,S ssnrers' daily li.55p.m. ll.s5 d n
kaH i iTpiH, d 'ly.,....... T.45 am. $40 p. N
NOmeFyillo Accom- dat n
daily except sundayl...l l.5O p.m.l t.o9 a.E
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----.------ ------------
Hew Orleans Mail daily $50 p.m q a.m
bardia acoemmooation.s l ~ pm W am
frsifhk tlaiu, oar'g D'g'a . ~ An S'lVp'm
(sfsopt bundAyl-........l -
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City timel Leave Arrive
Express daily ..:."..;..,..y?. by am ~ pm
Way freight sx,p Study I 50 am m pm
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