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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-28
slOn-Rssitsnl MOuee.

No. 4saf-In the Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tenn. W N Wilkersop 4 Co NJ
W A kaines ct al "
y appearing from bill which is sworn 70
u 10 this cause, that the defendants, w A
halnes, W b Boone ard George I Smith, are
residents Of the State of Mississippi, and
non-residents of the State Of Tenaessee, and
th.t the h1n of w A Raines L Co are in
debted to complainants in the sum Of about
sl3il ", due by open account, and attach
ment having issued and been returned by the
CoTonerof shelby county levied upon certain
land in the writ described as the property OF
said W A Raines.
1t is therefore ordered that they
make their appearance herein, at me
courthouse Of Shelby eoanty, In Mem
ph;s, Tenn, on or before the fTst Monday in
May, 1888. and plead, answer or demur
to complainant bill, or the same will
be taken, for confessed as to them and
set for hearing ex parte; and that a CORY
Of this order be published once week for
four successive weeks 10 the Public Ledger.
This the 23i day Of March, 1883.
A oopy-Attest:
4 J BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By NJ Bradley, d. U. 4 nj.
Malone y Watson, soils for complainant.
l99j3lbT
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A si0 sAmE OF POEsEis.
Two Fast Young Club Men of the
Quaker City Play for Jack
Pot Amounting TO s54,OOO-A
Straight Flush Wins.
Special to Chicago Herald.

PHILADELPHIA, March 22-When
fast young club men tire of the mon
otony OF club parlors and smoking
rooms they occasionally seek the Sc
clusion Of popular hotel, not a mile
from the Urion League, and indulge
in quiet game of draw poker. with
jack pots aud all the trimmings. A
few nights ago such a game was in
progress, in which the Philadelphia
Social Art and Union League Clubs
were represented. After an hour of
play, with hardly enough difference in
fortune to warm up the players, Jack
pot was made, which was not broken
until four or five deals had swelled it
to handsome sum. Young Thomas
A. Scott, finding three queens in his
hand, threw in $40 gold piece with
great confidence. John Tucker ex-
amlned his hand and found pair of
jacks and the ten. nine and seven of
diamonds, one OF his jacks being also
o. that suit. With the alternative of
drawing to his four flush. Mr., Tucker
remarked that it would cost $50 to
play, and he put up the cash. All
the players threw up their hands ex
ceptlng Scott, who merely saw the raise.
de drew one card and got his fourth
queen. Mr.. Tucker split his jacks,
aud, drawing to bis four flush, took in
the eight of diamonds, making his
hand straight flush
Mr. Scott said his hand was worth
$1,000, and put that amount in the
pot.
My hand is worth $780," said Mr..
Tucker in tone, whose nervousness
caused Mr.. Scott to think that per-
haps an attempt to bluff was in pro-
gress.
Five thousand more" Scott said
Fifteen thousand more" Mr..
Tucker retorted.
Mr., SCOTS confidence in his queens
was undiminished, and he chuckled
to himself to think whata snap Tucker
had got himself into. There might
be some doubt about Mr.. fuckers
aolllty, II ne lost, to pay; but be was
worth the risk.
Thirty thousand dollars was the net
result Of Mr. SCOTS brief self con
sultation. Mr.. Tucker paused, ran
his eyes over his hand to see whether
it was all right, and apparently went
into mental computation Of his bank
account. " | call, he said, throwing
an 0. U. to balance the pot.
-Four queens" said Mr.. Scott,
spreading out the hand on the table,
and making move as though to rake
in the stakes.
Not so fast, if you please; straight
flush, said Mr.. Tucker. Mr.. SCOTS
face fell, and Mr.. Tucker pocketed
his winnings, over $4,000 on that
hand.
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AttaehmenI Nn1irn-


Before NJ Coleman, j. P. for SbsIb,, -.
~, Tenn. --60o8. Porter i Macrae 0s 1 GIaa
borne Griffin, We Nlay-
n this cause an attachment having basr
4 sued out under section 3455 of The 6oJe 81
tennessee, and returned, levied upon the
; T1sPberg OItne defendant and affidavit hav-
the plaintiff in the sum eff $40 III ans b t
note and that the claim is lust and
that the defendant is a non-resident of ths
ststs % Tennessee; it is therefore ordered Ii AT
b bsar SeIeaaanf make h personal appearance
III O'Clock m, AZ my Office, No. Ia NJ 5isa1 AZ
ST., Memphil, Tennessee, and defend ssid az
tacnmOnt suit within the time prescribed IL
law, or the, same will be proceeded with az
pa[te and that a copy Of this order be
, hhuoilSs ihi 9nos week for four weeks In
20 This the 2lst day of March, 1883
70 ~ ~ POI j Nj COLEMAN LIP
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-28

rQal Company, gives the followlnl
interesting statement Of the progress
made along the line Of the road.
A force Of coBvicts are engaged
laying track along Donaldsonville.
The track is now completed from Q
point FIVE miles above the city to
Bonnet Care, distance of twenty
two miles; the road to Baton Rouge
by the first Of June next, and that
portion from Baton Rouge to Port
Gibson, by the first Of July.
By this date all contracts for the
final construction OF the road from
New Orleans to Memphis are und, I
contract to be completed. The rolling
took ard everything required for the
thorough equipment of the road is
ready and will be on the line, and
trains are expected to be running
through By the LIST of August next.
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1he Lale POslmaster General

special 10 the COurler-Journal.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-There
are few, if any, correspondents in
Washington to night that will send
out an unkind word about the late
Postmaster General, Timothy 0. Howe.
de Was good, clever, nice old man,
and everybody who had any business
to transact with him always received
q kindly greeting and a respectful
hearing. His appointment as Posts
master General, December 20, 1881,
was as much a surprise to the country
as the announcement of his death
will be this morning. He was not
considered a very sick man, and it
was not known in Washington up to
the hour Of his death that his condi-
ton was critical. At midnight last
night a dispatch was received here
from a member of his family that he
was dangerously i'll and upon that dis
patch the Courier Journal of to-day
nuOunced his dangerous illness. He
contracted cold here about the middle
OF February and left for his home a
few days before Congress adjourned
only slightly indisposed. He has not
been in the best OF health for several
years aud pneumonia found him
an easy victim. The deceased Post.
master General was perhaps the
most venerable and elegant looking
man at the capital. He was only
sixty-seven, but in appearance looked
much older. He looked and was the
gentleman of the old school, plain,
courteous, simple and digniGed. The
ambition of his life was the Supreme
bench, and he suffered bitter disap
pointment when fraudulent Hayes
went back on him. His controversy
with Hayes at that time the country
will remember. The official life Of
MIR. Howe is oreditable one. He
was a strong partisan, but regarded as
conscientious and honest public
servant He was hard worker in
the Postofice Department, but was
well assisted by his first assistant,
Frank Hatton, who relieved him OF
much hard labor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-28
Attachment Notice.

Before J N Coleman, j P for Shelby oouD.,
Ienn.-No. 622f, VIM Vance, use az Il X
Howell Cows l0ny Hammond
N ms cause an attachment having baon
sued out under section 1856 of the Code al
tennessee and returned levied up n the
property ofthe defendant. and afidav,f bevi,- \,
been made that defendant Is indebted 10 tha
plalnph IN the sum of SAC. due by account. ana
thai the claim is iust.aI that the efen aant is
Q non-resdent of the State OF Tennessss. II
Is therefore ordered, that said defendant
make mis- PERSONAL appearance before NJ On
the zoto day Of April, 1883, at ~ o'eloek m
at my oihce, No. ~ Madison street. Menu
PMS. Tenppssee. and defend said attSch-
ment suitwithin the time prescribed By law.
Or lhe saiae will be proceeded with ax-pRrte.
q week for four weeks in the Memphis Public
Ledger.
This the 2ist day Of March, 1888
1924 9s6 JIM COLEMAN, Up.
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fhs punLru Lrnnfa Ioh nrlnlinr

ana olank book manufacturing estAb.
lishment, 10 Madison street. Memphis,
Tenns is prepared to execute every
kind Of work in their line in superior
style and at low prices. r
The Rene Macready left last evening
for Madison. and will be the last boat
in herailrosd trade, the trains on the
Memphis and Little Rock railroad
having resumed to-day. The Ida
Darrsgh arrived this morning, and
goes to bank for the present.
The Memphis and Ohio River
Packet Company are now issuing
through bills of lading and selling
through tickets to passengers from
Cincinnati to all points in Arkansaw
and Texas, or on the Memphis and
Charleston or the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroads, or any point on
the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers
The Dean Adams, in command of
Captain I. A. Foster, brought in 1877
bales cotton, 81 bags seed cotton, 1872
SKIS cotton seed, "a bags corn and 10
head cattle. She is the Lee Line U.
5. mail packet leaving at 8 pm. to
day for Osceola, Plum Point and in
termediate landings, and will give
prompt attention to all business that
offers. Hugh Tomlinson :presides in
the Office, assisted by Charles Bourne
and John Rhodes.
From the pilots of the James Lee
we learn that the lighthouse tender,
Joseph Henry, made the following
changes in government lights between
this port and Helena. A new light
was pu up 100 yards below hatting's
field, and another on Turner's point.
The lights at Harbert's and St. Frans
els Island have been discontinued.
Falls light has been moved down a
half mile, and the light at Blues
Point moved down 400 yards.
The Hard Cash came in at daylight
with 259 bales cotton, 357 SKIS cotton
seed and 264 SKIS corn. She reshipped
l56 bales cotton at Terreue for New
Orleans, making total of 4l5 bales
out Of the river. In command of
Captain u. @. Postal, she leaves again
this evening for all points on White
river through to Jacksouport, where
direct connection is made with light
draft steamers for upper White and
Black rivers. Charles and Joseph
Postal are in charge Of the office.
Th9Katie Hooper, in command Of
Captain E. B. Smith, brought in 3l4
bales cotton and 81 SKIS cotton seed.
She re>shipped 40 bales cotton at
Terrene for New Orleans, making a
totol of ia bales out of the river.
The Hooper leaves again this evening
for Pine Bluff and way landings on
Arkansaw river, carries the mail and
connects at her destination with the
pool line boats for Little Rock and
points above. Charles Musselman
presides in the office, assisted by Ed
Gay.
The fast and elegant steamer James
Lee, in commanded Captain Lloyd W.
Whitlow, arrived on time with l56
bales cotton, 0bags seed cotton and
92 SKIS cotton seed. She is the Lee
Line .. S. mail packet leaving this
evening for Helena, Glendale, Friars
Point and way landings on the lower
coast, giving prompt attention tob usi-
ness aud connecting with trains on the
Mobile and Northwestern, the Helena
aud Iron Mountain and the ArkaDsaw
Midland railroads. Arthur Browne
presideS in the Office, assisted by Platt
Rhodes and will Ashford. s,r.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-28
cotton.

Sales! yestordayal4OO bales; to ex-
pOrters, ZOO; to spinners, 700 bales,
closing ::duiet at no change from the
day before; off colors are as follows:
Ordinary, 20; good ordinary, Ssc;
low middiing, 90; middling, SIC;
good middling. Sc; middling fair,
l0ic. Tinges = middling, &c.; good
middling, &c., Stains - good ordi-
nary, 7sc; low middling, 7sc; mid.
ding, Sac. '.' A~
The New York cotton market
closed easy and unchanged. Middling,
lOtc. Sales, 1913 bales. Stock, u.s.
525 bales. The New Orleans cotton
market closed easy at no change from
Mondays quotations. Middling, 8
|9.l6c. Sales, 5000 bales. Stock, 3l9,l
827 bales. The Liverpool market
closed dull at 1-l6d below Mondays
prices. Uplands, 5 8 led; orleans,
Sgd, iAl II
Total receipts Of cotton at all U. S.
ports for the past A days sum up
81, $50 bales, and 1913 bales more
than for the same time last year. Total
since September LIST at all U. s. ports.
5,275, 264 bales, and / ,O55, $40 more than
last year, also 252,2O2 more than in
1881 at the same date. Total exports
this year. 3,629, 454 bales; last year to
same date, 2,637,5OO bales; year before,
8, 81, 22O bales. Total stocks, 8S8,O9l
bales; last year, 875,53S bales; year
before, 832, 645 bales. 1ra,
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Coxazz0tAL.
m,x,s,Es'V A.S, Li Es.sA 99gy'I,S ..s !


Another call Of U. S. bonds for re-.
demption has been made. The amount
is $5,OOO,OOO, the series 5 per cents ex-
tended, and the interest will cease
April 4th. This leaves less than
$50, 100000 81 per cents outstanding.
The Imperial Bank of Germany's
cash decreased last week 2,46l, 900
marks, about 100000, and the Bank
Of England had &l77,0O0 Withdrawn
yesterday. Meantime gold in liberal
volume continues to arrive at New
York and other Eastern ports from
Europe. EI 4NF
The local mouey market rules quiet
at 6 to 8 per cent discount for com
mercial paper, and loans may be ef-
fected at the same figures for accept
able collaterals. Exchange is un.
varied. Banks buy Eastern cotton
hills at per to Sc discount, and sell
drafts on New York at to premium.
On New Orleans rates are steady at
par selling and 3c Of buying.
Uncurrent securities dealt in here
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-28
Attachment NOIIoe.

Before. N Coleman, j P. for sbsIbv
county, Tenn.-No. 6QS4, WIN WilkeTSon Z
20 ys. LigRett & Co. -
TINS cause al attachment having been
Tennessee, and lsturned, levied mon ne
property Of the d. Eendant, and af6dayit
naring been made that defendant Il In.
Seoted to the plaintiff IN the sum Of slT5
aqe BY account and that the claim
just, and that the defendant IL n
nonresident Of the State Of tennessee.
It Is therefore ordered that said deienaanf
make bis personal appearance before me on
the 18th day o. April, 1888, at 8 O'clock
Memphis, Tennessee, AID dsfsnS ss;J
attachment suit within the dime pre-
scribed By Law, or the same will be nro.
oesded with OK pare; and that copy Of dis
order &c ppbhshed once . week, for four
This che 2lst DAP Of March, 1888,
IL "a 5O - j M COLEMAN. Jp
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-28
Attachment NOTCs-

Before N Coleman,.J P for ShsIhv oo,,..
TTenn.-No. $3.50, Louis Sambueetta vs. II
tbs cause an attachment having bssn
y suea out under section S455 ofthe code Of
1ennessee and returned levied upon the
property Of the defendant, and afidayit ha s1e
Ing oeen made that defendant is Indebted 10
the plaintiff in the sum Y thiSfvss; ~
collars a. due By account aud that to. cIsim
Is lust, and that the defendant Is a nnn-
resident of the State OF isnnsssea.
II e therefore ordered that said deiendsnS
make MS personal appearance before me an
tne 9th day Of April. 1888. at ii oselocf
s;n ny ONCE, No. u Madi on street.
MPhisi Tennessee and defend said
attachment suit within the time prescribsS
oy law, or the same will be mr..
ceeded with ex-parte; cad that cory of AZ
oIugr oe published once a week for fOnS
80 ibis the slst dAy OF March, 1859
10 ~ 81 ~ j Nj COLEMAN. Up
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NOn-aleSident NolIcc,

No. 4S25-In the Chaneery Court of Shelby
County, Tenn.- Goodbar 4 Co. VS.. Nc III.
Williams
Happening from ill which is sworn 10 in
4 this cause, that the defendant, Nc II VIII
liams, is a resident of the State Of Arksnsaw
and non. resident of the State Of Tennessee.
and that he ! indebted to the oOmplainants
IN the sum or about $3.50, evidenced BY note,
and attachment havi Issued and beer re-
turned by the Coroner of Shelby county
levied upon certain property therein de.
sc,ibed, in which the sid defendant has an
interest. 1t is therefore ordered {hat Ne
make his appearance herein, at the court
house Of ShelhY county, in Memphis, Tenn.
on or before the first Monday In Nav
1888, and plead, answer or demur to oompla,n'
ant bill or the samewill be taken for Confessed
as TO him and set for hearing ex parte, AMI
that copy of this order be puoliShSd once \
lilo Ledger, '"' = w
This 2ad day of March, 1858.
A oOpy-Attest:
RI BLACK, Clerk and NJ aster.
By J NJ Bradley, ID. @. Nm.
Malone x Watson, soils for complainant.
~ "
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A Attachment Motlca-

Before ] NJ Coleman, ]. p. for Shslhv oo.-
Tsnn.-A,J Vienna 4 Cows. r n Nio ISoIin,y'
tbs cause an attachment bav,nS nss,,
4 soea out under section 1856 Of tbe Code ~
lennessee'and retVrnod levied upon the mon
SSry q the defendant. and afidayit
a ast ~ =, oeen made that defendant is indebt
account and that the claim is lust, sna tbs y
e9e m DEFENDANT y nonresident Of the State
OF tennessee; 1t is therefore ordered thsf
sag sag defendant make his personal appearance
osIIIe me on the LIST day of May, 1885 at 10
street, Memphis, Tennessee, and defsvd
sala attachment suit within the time mr.
scIloed oy law, or the same will be prooeejsa
VITA ex;parte; and that a copy Of This STdss
the Public Ledger. "''AS N
This the 2lst day ofMarch, 1881.
M COLEMAN, Up.
Is "a On nc
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A Bad Citizen,

The Courier-Journal's Joferson>
vile lind column of Monday, says.
George Kirk, who was brought back
to this county from Tennessee as a
fugitive from Indiana, is an old man
who has had a desperate career. Pre-
viOus.tO the war he was border ruffian,
and altetWard settled 10 Memphis,
Tenn, where he married a woman
from Memphis, this county, He re-.
moved to the neighboFhood of Mem
phis after the war and was continually
quarreling with his neighbors. He
was elected Magistrate in this county
several years ago, and one day had a
trial jury case before him. The YER.
dict Of the jury not suiting him, he
locked the jury up all night 10 a school
room and stood guard with shotgun
until they brought in verdict that
suited him. Atanotber tine he became
Respondent and concluded to hang
himself. He got on table, put a rope
around his neck, with the other end
attached to a ralter, and when everys
thing was ready to shuttle off he asked
his wife if he should hang or live.
She responded, Hang. This took the
notion out of bis head, and instead of
hanging he got down and gave the old
lady a terrible whipping. His present
oheDses are that of assault aud bat
terry with intent to rob, He is accused
OF assaulting and robhing Isaac Perry,
who lives near Slate Cut, in this
county. This was last fall. After
the robbery he left this county and
settled in Tennessee. Another part
OF his record, which is now brought
to light, is that he made speeches in
the last campaign in favor Of prohibi-
ton and the Republican State ticket. "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-28
Rson-R9sItIent Notice.

No. 4s06zIn the Chance5y Court of Shelby
W Fl heTidse
Tappesring from the sheriFs return in
! this cause that the defendant, George VI,
Eiheridge, is not to be found in his county.
II Is therefore ordered that he make bis
appearance herein, at the courthouse 81
shelby county,. IN Memphis, Tenn on or be-
and lead, answer or demur to COMPLAINANT
Dill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to him and set for bearing ex-
partei and that copy of this order be pnb.
lshed once a week for four successive weeks
This 18th day Of March, 1858.
A copy-Attsst;
R. J. BLACK, Clerk and Naster.
By M Bradley, d. U. & M.
Sykes x Gibson, soils for complainant.
10 % 90 "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-28
JUDLCIOUS ADVERTISING

Creates many new business
Enlarges many an old business.
REEVES many dull business
Rescnes many a lost business
Saves many a falling business,
Preserves many a large business
Secures success in any 5usiness.
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Letter heads, bill headspIbills iof
lading, envelopes, hand bills and every
other kind Of job printing executed IN
the best style and at the Lowest, prjeps
at the PUBLIC LEpQERs lQb, print ing
Office and blank book mandatory Il
Madison street. !
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-28

The subscription price of the
DAILY PUBLIC LEDGER is s5 per
annam and bOS pOr month for less
than one year, The WEEKLY
LEDGER ISL per annum-pOstage
free. Payable in advance inTaria-
bly,.
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Attachment Notice.


Before ]. M. Coleman. ]. for sL.,L-
county. Tenn.-No. $500, W TAntwinaae I -:
u II Neil. H'"ine vs.
this cause an attachment having bean
4 sued out unoer section 3455 of the Coda Of
tennessee. and returned levied upon tbs
property Of the defendant, and afidayit bsy.
tbss 'een maze mat defendant is indebted to
by account. and that the claim is lust. and
s sat the defendant is a nonresident OF thu
state Of Tennessee; II is therefore orderSS
that said defendant make his personal AN
R PEP before me on the 18th day Of April
Madison street, Memphis, Tennessae 81
defend said attachment suit within the tima
prescribed BY law, or the same win he nro'
ceeded with ex parts: and that a eenv ~
snis order pc published once a week for four
20 20 80 SS ] NJ Cnf'pIAN IN
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Entered at the Postofice in Memphis, Tenn.
as second-class matter.
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Attach msnt NotIce.

Before j M Coleman. P. for Shelhv ANN
", Ienp.0No. eOS5, Baxter 4 Co. Va j ]
this cause, an attachment having bssu
%s1 Snsa out under section S4s5 Of the code Of
property Of the defendant, and afida.
vi having been made that defendant Is in
de6ted to the plaintiff in the sum Of
~ 20; due by account, and that
ant is a nonresident Of the State Of Ten.
nessee; 1t is therefore ordered thai said de-
tendant make bis personal appearsnSs he
lore me on the 18th day Of April, 1898, at
O'CLOCK AIM st my. office. No. Il
and defend said attachment suit within tSss
time prescribed by Law, or the same VIII
DC proceeded with eE-parte; and that a s"n.,
q ,,t THIS order be published once a week fos
This the 2lst day of March, isS
10 ~ JO % j M COLEMAN T n
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The Mississippi Valley Road
NeaIfsg COmDletfOn.

New Srleahs Picayune.
Captain John A. Grant, Vice Presi.
dent aud Chief Engineer Of the New
Orleans and Mississippi Valley Rail-
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RIVER IETELLIeEHOE.
boats LAYING TODAY

BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
For Friars Point. James Lee n m
: Osceola Dean Adams. ..,......6 . M
Arkansaw river, Katie Hooper, p m
" White river, Hard Cash.....,...5 p m
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
For Arkansaw Citv Kate Adams
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Memphis and LtttIe Roek.

S. i. FINLEy, Ticket Agent.
A. Y. STEVENS, Pass. Agent. tI
2S7 Main Street.
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HIississippI ana TennesSeo.

LEAVE. ARRIVE.
- Is
New Orleans Mail daily 1875 I'm 1910 An,
Sardis accom- n, Except
Sunday. ,,.....:..,.. 5.4b pm W am
FreiEht train ,car'g pigs $50 a m 100 pm
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ARRIVED. l tull 8
Steamer james Lee, Friars Point 81
" Dean Adams. Osceola
Katie Hooper, Arkansaw river
Hard Cash. White river FIa 5i
Oakland, New Orleans .Es
Ida Darragh, Madison.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Ohio, Cincinnati 9h
:" } S BransfOrd, Madison .iH
" Oakland st Louis. |s IgHal
@ Macready, Madison.
IN PORT.
james Lee, Dean Adams, Katie Hooper.
Hard Cash, Ida Darraeh iilU iIIfT5'