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1nriilyiT'onradyandPatnrday .
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JTuesday and Friday.
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LIKE BLUE LICK
No. 534 ifiain Streot
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Kennesaw Manufacturing Company,
(INCORPORATED), " '
OX IVXacIIsozi. St., TVIetTX jollies
GENERAL MANUFACTURERS OF '
Gin ffwl, Cotton (leaner,
reeaerft, anu lollon tlevalons.
Sol Manufeotursri of th Celebrated
Kershner Improved Water Elevator
- AND - '
r-ujrilVirig 3?xxxxi.p.
AJEHT3 J70B THB
E. Carver Cotton Gin Comp'y,
Alllsen Complete Cotton Cleaner;
, BaMwInf m4 ssoIdlBf done I order
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Ponuo Laooxa Ostio", I
KSMrais, Taxi., Koxember 25, laSl. I
The earnings of the railways in this
vicinity faring Ootober make the fol
lowing exhibit compared , with last
year". ' Memphis & Charleston $119,
776 against II 15,731. Lonisrille &
Nashville f 1,069,190 against f 1,000,320.
St. Louis & Iron Mountain 1719,329
againt tSS,3g5. Mobile & Ohio $252,
921 against f2G4,714. Memphis &
Padncah, throe weeks of eaeh year,
117,352 sgainst f 17,272. Taducah &
Elisabethtown $37,3C4 SRainst $28,029.
The total earnings of 47 railways for
Ootober sum up $23,012,502, showing
an inorease over the same time last
year of $2,201,573. In commenting
opon these figures Eastern journals
say that for every dollar earned in
Ootober 1878 there was earned in 1879
$1.25, that this was increased in ISrX)
to $1,401, and that this year it was
further increased to $1.62. Milesge
of roads' was also increased, bnt not
anywhere near in the same proportion.
A featuro of flnanoial interest is the
fact that railway aid bonds of our
neighboring 8tate continne to advance
in Eastern markets. ' A few days
sinco they rose to 33 and 40o for
the several issues. Three years ago
they were a drag at 3Jo.
As an evidence that tho trade aod
commerce of the conntry is in a pros
perous oondition, the mercantile agen
oies report fower failures in the
Unitod States during the last quarter,
than for any similar period in the past
seven years.
After the thanksgiving holiday roH
tho banks reopened to business this
morning with the financial situation
unohangod. Money is quoted easy at
6 to 8 per cent, discount and in light
mercantile demand.
Kates on exchange aro to fo dis
count buying, and par selling on the
East, and to Off buying and par selling
on New Orleans. Drafts on New Or
leans, New York and tho West aro
sold by the banks at par.'
Cottou.
The markot to-day is quiet, the tone
rather favoring buyers, though factors
are unwilling to grant concessions.
Prices are unchanged. Low ordi
nary, 7Jo ; ordinary, 9o ; good
ordinary, 10o; low middling, lie,
middling, life; good middling, 11 Jo;
middling fair, 12e. '
General Trade.
A weakness is visible in almost
every loading artiolo of consumption,
and prioes on several are quoted lower
orinclino downward. The poultry
market is over stocked with chickens,
and several dealers report prioes en
tirely nominal. Gcoso are very flat
and slow to sell. E?gs sre stiff aod
command fancy prices. Cured meats
are lower; fresh beof is in over supply
with prices weak. Lard tends down
ward, while hogs, both on foot and
dressed aro stiff and steep. Flour is
in moderate movement, and while
prices are not reduced, yet the feeling
is weak. , Cornmeal is easy and slight
ly lower. Foodstuffs aro all inclining
downward. The same may be said of
apples and potatoes, especially Ohio
river stock, much of which arrives
hero in poor order. Potatoes have
beon coming in freely, many unripe
and skinny. Dealers are shy ef lots
to hold, benco prior s are weak and
sales slow except for strictly choice,
and several consignments per steamer
Parker have been stored. ' Onions
offer in liberal quantities,' and meet
slow buyers at lower figures.
FLOUR. Jobbers nuoto as follows:
XXX. 6 3oa 60 por bbl family, iei 767;
choice and fancy, 7a7 75; patnt8, f8 2!-a-8
M. f-tocltt ample.
CORN M EAL Jobbing lots aro 3 46
per bbl; and onlors 10c higlior.
FEE IJST U F FS Corn easy nt 76a7Sc
por bu in lots, and 82c t retail. Hulk
corn por oar load, 78o. Oats easy at33a
64c; at the track, and 6Cc from store. Bran,
$21 50a22 per ton, and tliO per cwt.
Western hay, $17 to 21 60 per ton, and
$1 lOal 20 per cwt, and droopy Southern
prairie. M9 per ton and POc per cwt. ,
ESCULENTS Potatoes are jobbing at
3 25 por bbl for Western, and $8 60 for
New York rose. In round lots at tho
landing, Ohio river P H's and Jackson
white have sold at $2 70a 75 per bbl:
Strictly clioico do, $3. Onions are weak
with offerings at $3 26 per bbl, and no
takort. Bales of not strictly choice at
$3 10ti3 16 per bbl. Jobbors charge $3 76.
Cabbsfro in light offoring, and jobbing at
$10al7 per 100 head; kraut jobbing at to 60
a6 60 for half, and f 10 to 11 per bbl, as por
sir.e; white beans $3 (Da4 00 por bu: peas
ii 25a2 60 nor bu; celory 60n0(k! per bunch.
FRUITS The apple market is un
settled, jobbers charging $3 60n6 nor bbl
as per order and quality; round lots tell
from 2 to $3 76, the latter for fancy; poor
stock plentiful, choice scarce; dried apples
6a7e por lb; dried peaches 6Ma7Xc; evn.no.
ratea apples Maloc; oranges unsettled at
$10 to 11 per bbl; lemons jobbing at $6 60a
6 per box; pineapples $3 60 per do7.; ba
nanas it ou lo i zo per ouncn; .Malaga
grapes jobbing at $4 for kegs and $7 60 for
hf bhl; raisins $3 2fta3 60 per box.
BUTTER AND CIIEESE-Butter
nuiet. and Quoted as follows; Creamery,
4041o; Western table 2ka2l)c; fancy duif
ry 80a30q country butter 18ca26c, as po
nuftlity; butterine 20a22c per lb. Cheesr
lOXul'lKc for lists, and 12alCc for hale
cream, cream and Y. A,
POULTRY AND EGGS-Chickcns
slow and plentiful at $160a2 60 rer aav,
A pound if). 503 or RnOn ner lh: Tnrknrs
7al0 per doz for live, and 12nl3o per lb for
dressed; ducks $2 60n2 76 per doz; geese
dull at $3 H4 nor doa. ir have ad
vanced to 20ca27c, and are in ready de
mand.
FRESH MEAT Dressed hogs are in
demand at 8a0e per lb; boef plentiful and
slow at $2 to 8 for fore and 13 to 6 for bind
martens.
JA ME Squirrels, $1 25 per dozen;rab
bits, $2 per doien; quails, $1 25al 60; ducks
$1 25al 76 for erov. and ih'2 25 for mal
lard; wild turkeys, 60a"6c; vpnifon, 4e6por
lb for whole and 7sKn tor saddles.
MEATS AND LAR D Cut meats are
onoted easv at 7c to ie for dry salted
.boulder. tt'a!l" for cloar ribs, and t!60
aytjOfur clour sides; no movement in ba
con; "moked hami WalWcj broakfurt ba- 1G95 bales of eastern bound cotton for
cnD, 13 Jic. Lard Uli a 12 for to. 12Xc rcshipment at Cairo.
for kPK. and hf blls, lie for paila, and , ' TT , . ,
13U.C lor lif rails. The Henry rank arrircd veBlcrdav
ll ACKKREL TTnseltlivl and areitwl.
Jobbers are selling kits as 90u, 85c and 76c
tor ios. l, z aqd 3, and half bbli from f-1
lo J.0U, a) per nualitr.
BIDES AND WOOLMarket firm;
arjuininifii?(o.i,loiil0ic-,No.2,13al3io
dry salkd,10nl3c; green,6a7o; green salted
n',4c Tallow, OHhTc; bceawax, 18a20o.
Wool, tub-waahod, 26a35o per lb; do un
washed, 15a26c; burry, Vk'&e.
BAOGINO AND TIES-B.gglng
Steady. On orders 9Xal0!c as in qua'itv;
lute, HalU!4o; twine lie por bunfila
tie, tl 85al 60 per bnndle.
N A 1 1 Firm at $3 60 raU-s.
BUGAR AND MOLAWSES-Sugar,
mintaiinna era fiidn f.i w a.
SWalOc for standard A, 9 for off
A, lOJfc.for granulated, and llallc for
powdered crushed and out loar. Jttoli
o weak at R8n65c per irallon.
COFFEE Weak at 10ial6o for Rio
and 24a20cfor Jars.
SALT Steady at $1 goal 06 per sack
for coarse and tine Liverpool, and $1 66a
i ou lor unio river.
OANN EDGOOD3-8trawbeTr1e, etc..
$1 85.1 1 60 per doz. cans; peaches, fl 20
for 2 lb and $1 76a2 76 for 8 lb cans; toma
toes. $1 16al 60 for 2 and 8 lb cans.
TOBACCO-Coramon plug,83a38c for
11-inch plug; choice to fancy, 40aC6o;
twist, 35ai55 navy. 85aflft.! smoklm?. 80
62c for common to fancy.
BUILDING MATERIAL Louisville
cement, tl 76c per bbl; Rosedaln. $2 50;
Portland, $1 60a6; Plaster, $2 7(3. Ala
limo in lara-e bbls. , Mcatl: Tenn
do in VA bubbl,90e. Brick, $10 and
$10 60 per M fire do, 4 and 4 Ho each.
SUN D1U KS-FeanuU 6a7 He for Tenn.
and 8 to 9c per lb. for Va cocoanuts,
6a8Me; cider $6 for half and 9 for bbls. of
M.O., vinegar; IVA to lfle per gal,- mince
meat 8c por lb in hf bbls and 9a9cX in
pails; grits and hominy $5 26 to650perbbl.
COTTON SEED-Por ton $11 loose
from wagons and $12 to $13 in tks at the
landing-. crudooil42 to45e ncr r.: refined
do. 65 to 60c; cake $24 to 25 per
ton; do. meal $23a26.
STABC1I AND CAXnLFSRl.w.r,
firm at 4ie per lb; full w't candles Htfc
and firm.
COAL Pittsburgr nor box to riyor 65c!
city trade, dol, 60c per bbl.; per bhd $-1 60
to 6 50; Anthracite $10 50 per ton.
HOUSES AND MULES Mules aro
quoted from $125 to $225 each for 14
to MX hands. Horsos, $125 to $200 for
driving; $140 to $225 for aaddle, and
$10 to $75 for plugs.
1,1 VK STOCK-Oood bntchcr cattle
are Brm at to 4Xo per lb
frrces as per quality and order;
thin and poor stock Ua2c; cows
and calves, $12 to 85 00 rash; iheep
in good at - 8a4e per lb for
good, and $1 to 1 60 per hoad for com
mon ; lambs, 12 to 3 60 per head as per
quality; hogs KM to 7c per lb.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
- BOATS LIAVIIIQ TO-DAY.
For Friars Point, Jamos Leo 8 p m
" Osceola, Coahoma 6 p m
" fit Louis, City of Providonco.J) p m
" Cincinnati, Mary Houston 5 p m
ABB1VSD.
Steamer James Lee, Friars Point.
" Coahoma, Osceola.
" Tiger, Cottonwood Point.
" Hello Memphis, St. Louis.
" City of Providence, Vioksburg.
" Andy Kaum, Cincinnati.
, " Katie Hooper, Arkansaw river.
DKPARTED.
Steamer 8te. Genovievo, .St. Louis.
" Dean Adams, Arkansaw City.
" Henry Frank, New Orloans.
" City of Alton, ft. Louis.
" Belle Memphis Vioksburg.
l roRT.
James Leo, Coahoma, City of Provi
dence, Katie Hooper, Tiger, Andy Baum.
CONDITION OF Till RIVERS.
At noon to day the reaJinc of the
gaugo was 25 fect .1 inches or 26 foot 'I
inches above low water mark, being a
rise of 5 inches durine tho past 24
hours Tho Ohio at l'ittrburg fell 10
inches, with 5 feet 1 inch on the
gaui-c. At Cincinnati it rove 2fcc'6
inches, with 26 feet 6 inches on the
gauge. At Louisville it rose 12 inches
with 10 feet 4 inches in the canal. At
Evansville it is stationary, with 12 fect
on the gauge. At Lairo it
rose 3 inohes, with 33 feet 7 inches
on the gaugo. The Mississippi.
at St. Lonis, tell 12 inches, with 26 feet
inches on tho gauge. At
Vicksbnrg it rose 9 inohes, with 30
fect 11 inches on the gange. The
Cumberland, nt Nishville.roso 5 fect 6
inches, with Id teet 9 inches on the
gauge.-. ihe lennesseo at tbatia
nooga rose I teet 8 inohes with b tet
on tho gaugo. Red river, at
ShreveDort. rose 1 inoh. with 17 feet
8 inches on the gauge. Arkansaw
river rose 12 inches, with 11 fect 4
inches on the gaugo. White
river is rising, with a good stage of
water from Jacksonport to the mouth
RECEIPTS PER STEAMERS. '
Per Tiger, from Cottonwood Point
od bales of cotton, z'J bks ot cotton
seed.
Per Katie Hooper, from Arkansaw
river 120 bales of cot ton, 196 sks of
ootton seed.
Pcf Coahoma, from Osceola 363
bales of cotton, 29 bass of seed cotton.
ZVJ sks ot cotton seed.
Per Andy Banm, from Cincinnati
123 bbls of flour. 302 bbls of apples, 81
bbls of potatoes, 70 bbls of whisky, 60
bbls ol vinegar, HKJU bbls 0' salt,
bales of hiv. 202 kecs of nails. 3000
pks ot sundries.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Clear and pleasant.
River still rising here.
The Ohio is falling at Pittsburg.
Business modorato at tie landing
Andy Baum for Cincinnati at 5 p m
to-morrow.
No arrivals or departures at New
t (leans yestcrdny.
Tho Cumberland and Tennessee
rivers are rising ra,iidly.
The Pcto Kirns, from Lake Provi
dence, passed up lest evening.
Tho Dean Adams departed last
evening with a fair trip for Arkansaw
City.
The W. P. Ilalliday on her way to
New Orleans passed Vicksburg last
evening.
The Belle Memphis, for Vicksburg,
departed this forenoon, after adding
about 41) tons.
The Tiger is receiving to leavo at 5
p:tn. to-morrow tor Cottonwood Point
and all way landings.
The big hole near tho sidowalk
leading from tho foot of Court street
to the levoe is boing repaired.
The Cons Millar arrived at Cinoin
nati yesterday and loaves thcro to
morrow evening for this port.
Tho John A. Scuddcr is tho Anchor
Line tiAoket passing down to-morrow
evening enroute to JNcw Orleans.
The John B. Maude will bo the
Anchor Line packot leaving to-morrow
evening for Cairo and St. Louis.
Tho towboat R. J. Wheeler, of the
River Improvement Service at Plum
1 oint, was at tho landing this morn
ing.
Tho Maumelle, in command of
Captain Iicnncgin, is making regular
trips between Little Rock and Fort
Smith.
All kinds of books used by steam
boats kept in stock or made to order
at short notice in Public Ledoer
bindery. f
Captain J. D. Ilegler's elegant
steamer, Guiding Star, was expected
to rass down this forenoon on her way
to New Orleans.
The Chas. P. Chouteau arrived at
New Orloans Wednesday with 6139
bales cotton, 5751 sks cotton seed and
1210 sks oil cake.
The City of Alton passed up last
evening for St, Louis after adding
t a i IT tr n i. t v i .. I
morning from New Orleans and went
beck last evening light, but has good
engagements below.
Mr. James W. Soudder. on i.n'an.
tain John A. Soudder, was a passenger
on tho Belle Memphis, which passed
down this morning for Vioksburg.
t'aptam J. T. Hall, clork of the R.
E. Lee, passed through the city yes
terday en ronte to Arkadelphia, Ark.,
where his wife is lying dangerously
Tho cabin furnitnre and everything
movable has been taken from the
Wreck of tho Will Kvle on aee.nnnr.nf
the rising river. Cantiin Lnvr f'ta
still hopes to raise her.
The Chas. P. Chouteau will I..
Now Orleans this evening and eome
tnrougn to Memphis, leaving here on
Thursday next with a return trin
Shippers make a note of this.
The rise in the Ohio at T.nm'ein'lla
floated the City of Baton Rouge off
me rocks yerterdav morning and ah
is now landed eafoly at New Albany,
and is not injured in the least.
W. F. Mdntiro. formerly
with the Cinoinnati and Memphis
paokcts, but of late in the mining
business out West, in enniinor Antmn
Chief Clerk of the Golden City. .
On arrival of the City of Alrnn
St. Louis. CaDtain W. Tt. Thnm nann
late of the Gem City will assume com
mand. Captain Horace Bixby taking
charge of the new steamer City of
Baton Rouge.
The new light draft steamer Fulton
is announced to leave at 5 p.m. to
morrow for all points on Hatchie
river through to Bolivar. Captain
t. Oats & Co.. 210 Front afreet, ara
making engagements for her.
The splendid Anchor T
City of Providoneo, in command of
Captain G. W. Lenox, will leave
promptly at 5 p m. for Cairo, St. Louis
snd all principal way landings. Frank
Perkins and James McMccn are her
polite clerks,
The Josie Harry will he found in
port this afternoon and is the regular
mail packet leaving to-mnrrow even
ing for all points on White river
through to Nowport, where she makes
direct connection with light dralt
packets for upper White and Black
rivers.
The Andy ' Baum, from the Ohio
river, arrived at midnight with a fair
trip, aod leaves again to morrow for
Cairo, Louisvillo, Cinoinnati and all
principal way landings, giving through
tickets to all pints East at very low
rates. Captain R. W. Lightburno is
her agont.
The fleet and elegant steamer Coa
homa,, of the Lee United States mail
line, is on berth to leave promptly at
5 p.m. for O'ceola and all way land
ings on me upper coast, giving strict
attention to all business entrusted to
her. J. W. Souther is in charge ol
the offieo and is assisted bv John
Haley and Will Lish.
Tha steamer D. T. Lano'afc th rce
o'clock yesterday morning collided
with the propoller W. F. Gaylard at
Ashland, Ky. The Gaylard was sunk
immediately out of sight and Mr.
Meade, tho cook, was drowned, the
rest of the crow escaping with diffi
culty. A misunderstanding of signal.'
is saia to ue tne cause ot the aoci
dent.
Tho Katie Hooper arrived last
night, having brought ont of Arkan
saw river ill bales of cotton, 157 ol
wnicn she reshipped at Tarrcoe fo
New Urleans. bho is receivmg to
leave st 5 p.m. to morrow for Pine
Bluff and all way landings on Arkan
saw river, making direct connection
with light dralt packets lor Little
nock and points above.
By an act of the President of the
United States, making vestcrdav a
general holidav.the Ledger river-man
was granted a respite from business
and in order to make tho best of time
lost took a little pleasure trip on the
excellent steamer Coahoma to Oiiceola
and return. Kird treatment was his
lot from the time the boat backed
out from tbe wharf until its
return this morning, for which his
thanks are hereby tendered,
The elegant Lee line United States
mail steamer James Lee. in command
of Captain Stacker Lee, is the regular
pricket leaving at 0 p.m, to day tor
Helena, briars Point and all interme
dia'e landings, attending promptly to
all V, U 1). and other business en
trusted to her and making close con
nection with trains on the Mobile &
Northwestern railroad. Captain Lloyd
W. Whitlow presides at the desk and
is assisted by Piatt Rhodes and Arthur
Browo.
A' well-known gentleman of . this
city, connected with river interests,
wrote a letter to ct. Louis some time
ago making inquiries about the steamer
uem uuy, piying Between ot. .louis
and points on tho upper Mipsisxippi
remarking at the time that he had
read soveral flattering notices of the
vessel in the London times and the
New York World. The reply received
satisfied him thoroughly. It reads as
follows: "We have heard of the Gem
Citv. through the papers, but she is an
sharp at both ends, and runs so last,
that she cannot be seen. She picks up
her freight (expreps only) by running
into it head 00, and it slicks to her
like poking a pin in a fly. The crew
pot it off between landings. Tbe table
is supplied with fih picked off the
rudder when she backs out from a
landing. She is owned st St. Paul.it
is said, but could not be bought for
love or money, as she suits her owners
exactly. The President of tho com
pany. Wm. F. Davidson, has had a
special uniform made, so that ho can
take charge of ber now and then.
When about to make a trip, ho wires
a day or two ahead for fear tti boat
may beat the message, and the citizens
ru-h to the landing with bands of
musio, ill playing, 'See the conquering
hero conies, and 'Long may sho
wave.' No such Gem was ever heard
of before, or behind. Her President
expects to build two more exactly like
her. She is a success of successes.
Tho boat leaves hero every Tuesday,
and if yon wish to get a look at her,
you must come on Monday, as sho
might slip away before they could
bridle her down. She slips her hawser
at noon promptly, and if you should
happen to be a few minutes lato, you'd
have to use lightning if you are desir
ous of getting her lull dimensions.
The Memphis) and Charlesiton.
The Little Rock Gazette of yester
day says:
In connection with tho recent
change in tho Memphis and Charles
ton railroad dircotory, following tho
absorption ot interests hostile to the
Cole syndicate by a majority of that
corporation's stock, the Gazette will
venture a little prediction for the ben
eGt of its Memphis friends: An effort
will be mado to force tho Cole syndi
cate to take the stock at or above par,
and thusavoid the vexations and delays
of a lawsuit with men who can afford
to go to law, and who can doubtless
find flaws in the lease of the M. & C.
to the Cole syndicate aforementioned.
That this is the programme, 'to be car
ried out unless another combination
should bid higher, seems to be reason
ably olear. The Memphis & Charles
I ton is a valuable property, whose pos
session is desired by several , outside
parties, among tbcm the Louisville A.
Nubville company and tho Earlangcr
syndicate. 1
TEX X KSHEK'M LA W Y EIW.
A Mate Itar Association to be
Formed.
To tho bar of Tennessee: At the
last meeting ot the Nashville Bar
Associat.on, the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, that the officers of the
association be directed to call a meet
ing of delegates from all organized bar
associations, and from the bars of
counties throughout the State in
which there aro no bar associations,
to be held at such timo as to such
officers shall deem best, for the pur
pose of taking steps to form a state
bar association.
In accordance with the above reso
lution the officers of said association
hereby call a convention of delegates
as abovo mentioned to meet on Mon
day, tbe 4th day of December. 1881.
at the capitol in the city of Nashville.
tor the purpose above set forth. All
newspapers throughout the State are
requested to publish this call.
W. r cooper, President.
T. II. Ma loss. 1st V. Pres't.
R. Mo. P. Smith, 2d V. Pres't.
J. A. Cartwbigut, Secretary.
Henry'a Carbolie Salve
The best salve in the world for cubs
bruises, sores, uloers, salt rheum, tet
ter, chipped hands, chilblains, corns
md all kinds ot skin eruptions, freck
cs and pimples. Be sure vou get
Henry's carbolio salve, as all others
are but imitations and counterfeits.
Price 25 cents.
Dr. Green's Oxygenated Bitters
is tho best remedy for dyspepsia, bili
ousness, malaria, indigestion, all dis
orders of the stomach, and diseases of
the blood, kidneys, liver, skin, etc.
Durno's catarrh snuff enres all af
cctions of tbe mucous membrane ol
the head and throat.
Dr. Mott 1 liver pills are tho best
oathartio. w
Tho Marauis of Lome and Princess
Louise have arrived in London. , The
l ost s London correspondent says:
"Princess Louise will acoompany the
Marquis ot Lome on his retur.i to
Oanada five weeks hence.' The Mar
quis will resign the Governor Gener
alship early in 1882."
One of the Reuonnble Pleaaare
Of life, a properly cooked meal, affords little
or no prosent onjoyment, and ranch subse
quent tortuie to a confirmed dyspeptic. But
wbeu rbronfo indigestion is nombalted with
lliutelieii etomach Uitters, the food is eate
frith reli'h, and inont important of all, is
fsimilitea by and nonrinhea the system- Use
this rrand tonio and corrective also to remedy
':oBBtiiiatiun. biliousness, rheumatism, ferer
nd ague. For sal by all druggists and deal
ers euneraiiy.
STEAMBOAT.
8PBOIAI1 NOTICE,
For Cal'o, Evansrille, Loui'ville and
Cincinnati The steamer
ANDY BAUMJUiS
Will leave a above SATURDAY, Nov. 15,
at5p.ni. U. W. LIuBTBURNK, Airent,
"in 7 IMonrnp frect
Kor Cairo and Sit. Lout.
3t. Lonis and Vicksbnrr Anchor Line
For Cairo, bt. Louis ana all way landings
The alerant pissenaer sUamer
City of Providence, ftK
Ueorge Lenox, master, SrtiWl.'S-ii
Will leave the Anchor Line wharf boat as
bove THIS DAY, November 2tth, at 6 p.m.
For freight or passage apply to
, AU STORM, Sup't.
C L Hall, Pass'irr. Ag't.
For New Orleans.
Si. I.nole and New Orlenno Anchor
l.lue For Vicksburs.Ii atcb.es, N'ewOrleans
and way landing Hteamer
JOHN A.SCUDDER,tsv
A J Carter, master, efe5site3r
Will leave the Anchor Line wbarl boat
at above SATURDAY, November S6,at 6 p.m.
For freight or passage ai r ly to
All STURM, Sup't
C L !TT T., Ps. Age"t.
for Cairo, Rvonavlllp, Lonlavllle and
t'lnolnnatl-SoolhernTransportation Line
The fine passenger steamer
New Mary Houston,
Cbas. Miller, master, ?tafel
Will leave a above 1HI9 DAY, November
2". l5p.m. For freight or pasnave apply on
whnrfhmit to AP HT"HM. A'r.
sTor Arkmianw stiver.
VerapMi and Arkansaw River Packet Co lor
all points en Arkansaw river The ele-r-nt
steamer
Katie Hooper,
Ed Rowland, masier, eftjeaifeK.'t
Leaves as above SATIiPDAY, November
tr, -Upm, .1 y H AKTUNj Pnp't. 2S0 Vain r
FOU BOLIVAR.
Fur Eolivsr and all way and plantation land
Kings on Hatch. e river-Ibenew and staunch
stcs"cr r-stasa
FULTON
Will po itively leave SATURDA Y, Mov 26,
at 5 p.m. For freight or passage apply to
JC JATi K & CO, iliO Front street.
For St. Francis Hirer.
The splendid I'dowheel steamer rr"
Rtne Macnady, M,
O K Joplin, mcster: A L Banning, clerk,
Will Ic.ivn Memphis every TlltSDA Y at 5
p.m. for Marianne, tbe Cut-off, Wittubusg
sr.d all way landings. For freight or passage
apply on board or to
m J. D- RANDALL, Snp't.
For While River.
Regular Independent Memphis and Whit
River Packet For Augusta, Jacksonport,
boarry and way points Iho Ri ruiar Inde
pendent 1'acket I a
HARD CASH,
K C Portal, mater: Charles Postal, clerk,
Will, on and after JULY ISth leave Memphis
EVERY WEDNESDAY at 6 p.m. For freight
or passage apply to
J. 1 WASHINGTON, Art.,
W, Madison street.
rOB OSCXOLA. .
Irl-Weekly United States Mall Packet-For
Fulton, Randolph, Osceola and all way
landings I he elegant paongr steamer
COAliOLlA,
Henry Cooper, masters Wm. Pmither, clerk;
Will leave Memphis every MON DA Y.WKD
BKSDAY andF&LDAYatoo'clockp.M.
For Information apply on board, r at No.
S Madison streot. . . , '
KILT HABBID
Eempbii, White, and Black Eivert
J. 8. Kail Packets.
For India Bay, St. Charles, Clarendon, De
rail a cinn, ues Arc, Augusta,Jaot.sooprt,
Uatesvlll, Powiiattaa aad Pocahontas,
lh lew and elegant paasngr stom(
JOSIE HARRY.
Will leav Memphis EVERY BATLHOAY.
at s o'clock, p.m., connecting direct with the
new Black river United States Mail Packet
MlLTilAKRY for Powbattan anil Pocahea-
Us. and with th dally paikets ts Bateavill
andUpprWkithvor. J trough ratos to all
points.
Freight consigned to MIKBarrrLtn.a!Ev
phis or Terrene, will be promptly forwarded.
i . it. w. laUB liJl'KJiB. Agent,
,, No. 7 Monro street
OBoo Bo, ( Madlreo street
ifOSTETTEiiu
CELEBRATED ijA
i: .7
STOMACH S9
rOBCOTTOSiWOOD POIJtT.
Fir Cottonwood Point, Mo., and all way
1 landinrs The rti'-mor nn
TIGER, a4SS
Flewers. :materlNoil Booker elerk
Will .-avoTHKSDAYS and SATURDAYS at
6 p.m. For freight or parsage apply oil board.
for Rolen Frtr Point.
'. H. M jt UeE X.ISK. .
for OlsndaU, Helena, and friar's Point
Tka steamer
JAMES LEE,
tvser Lee, master: boyd waulow.cierk
Will leave as above on every MSiJDAY,
WEDNESDAY and VOLDAY at 4 p.aa. Offloe
No. 3 Madisoi street.
IDW READY FOE BUSINESS
THE tog TILD A will do har
ber towing. Wood beau, t-cf-rafta,
aaad boats, en., towed atSSir--: V
r-anonahle ratos. Work respectfully solicited.
Signal, three short wbi'tlss. Apply on board
or to (its COLEMAN,
17t 120 front street
Memphis and Arkansaw City Packet Co.
AdamV U. 8. Mall Line For Helena, Friars
Point, Concordia, Terrene, Arkansaw City
snd Pin Bluff B. R. The Bne passenger
s'eaaier jaasa
Dean Adams,
' M R Cheek, master: A L Cummins, clerk,
, Leaves every MONDAY aad IHU&SOAY at
9 P.m. i
For information apply at No. S Madison st.
61
WEEKLY
Public
Ledger.
S1.00.
The Cheapest and Best
NEWS MEDIUM
IN THE SOUTH
JT sntorprbrloc, (earless, reliable aad
newsy, aad th peer of any weekly newspa
per published lo Wott TmseMoo, eon tailing
ALL LOCAL EVENTS OF IMPORTANCE
the elty of Memphis and Bholby ooanty.
Bo laborer uprose will be spared to man
tain It in every department at th hit
possible standard, ond to eon a end It
rejpeots to th confidence and approval of th
best slxiies In tho surrounding oountry, being
strictly
Demscratic ana Conservative
bnt will not be unjustly partisan, aiming to
be fair and lust, as well as pronoanoed la I'a
political onnviotioDj .
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY
All communications should bo ad
droeaod to
-E. : WHITMOEE
ONE DOLLAR ' ANNUM
3HVABIABXT IH ADTASVX.
POQTAOH FIISB
Rpeelnea (Vplea Meat on Application
o DTsnnvinp.v ?
LOST MANHOOD EEST0RED
A violins of youthful imprudence, causing
Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost
Manhood, ote., having tried In vain every
known remedy, has discovered a simple self-
cure, wblch he will send HtEK to his fellow
sufferers. Address J II REKVhS. 43 Chatham
street, ri . i . eodiixiudstwxxiy
LOTTERY.
Unprecedented Attraction !
Over Half a Million Distributed I
Mtim MUm Company
Incorporated In ISA! for X years by the Leg
islature for Educational and Charitable pur
poseswith a capital of 11,000,000 to which a
reserve fund of over tS50,(XX) baa since bee
added.
Ily an overwhelming popular yet its fran
chise was made a part ef the present Stat
Lonsutotion adopted December ZJ, A.l , 1S7V
lis ran4 niasrlo Saness Draw.
r will take viae monthly. It never
scales or postpones. Look at the following
auiri&iHUOBS
GRAND PROMENADE COHCERT,
during wnicn win i&ae piae
The lauth Ciraad JlontiiJy
and the
Extraordinary Seml-Annual Drawinn.
at New Orleans, Tuesday, Herein ber tails.
loci, anaer me personal supervision ana man
aeement of
Gen. 6. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana,
and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia.
tapitai rnze, iuu.uuo
Sotlce lirhrt are $10 only. Halve.
S t'il'lha, 83; Teotlio, VI.
LIriT OF PKIZM
rr
1 Capital Prise of IIOO.OK).. .,
.4100,000
. 50,i on
. 20.000
. 20,0110
1 Grand Prise of
1 Qrand Prise of
w.ono
ao,o:io ,
10,000. ,
5,0(0
1,000-
500...
3tf
ao
2 Large Prises ef
4 Large Prises of
10 Prises of
50 "
1(0 "
ao "
MI0 "
. 20.000
. 26,0110
- 30.000
. 40.0IW
loo.,
60,000
10000
10... . 100,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZEai
100 Approximation prises of S20. $20,600
liO " " 100. 10.OJ0
100 " 76.- 7J0
11.279 Prises, amounting to- Sri27.Son
Gen. G. T. HEAUREU AKD, of La. I n..
Gen. J. A. EARLY, of Vs. f vuu "
Annltcation lor ratos to clubs should onlv
do maae icineomceoi me company in rew
Orleans.
Writ for oirculars or send orders to
II. A. OAti'lilS,
New Orleans. La..
orM. A. Dauphin, at
No. aia Broadway, New York,
Or No- 8 West Court street, Memphis, Tenn.
Notice to tbePablir.
Tbe publie are hereby eanllonrd asralnut
serum sr any snonow or erden to
s IM:1! it e.,S3 Sassaoit.. York
Oily, as anthorised by the Lonislana State
iiotiery company to son its ticueu. iney are
flooding the country with bosjasj circular
urnorting to bo of th Louimsna State Lot.
srv Comianv. and are fraudulently ren-
resenting themselves as its agents. They have
no autnority iron, tnis uompany to sell lit
tickets, and are not Its agents tor any purpose,
in. a. usiruin,
Pres't Louisiana Slate Lottery Co.
New Orls. La..Julv4, 18tl. wAsliT
Non-ltesident Notice,
No. 1220-In th Chanoory Court of Shslhy
eounty, Tenn. J M Rodgers et al, adm'rs,
ti a ra Aiiperson et ai.
V
Oia
T appearing from affidavit In this cause that
the defendants. J M Kodeers. silm'r of J 8
laston. deo'd. Lou Clayton Rodrers. Irrsnk
Rodtters and John 8 Clayton are non
rosidonts of the State of Tennessee; it is there
fore ordered that they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse of Shelby uoonty. in
Memphis, Tenn., en or before th Srst Monday
in January, 1882, and plead, answer or demur
to tbe cross bill of 1) I porter et al, or tbe
same will be taken fur confessed as to them
and set for hearing ex parte; and that a oopy
of this order be published once a week, fur
four successive weeks, in the Publio Ledger.
This 9th day of November, WtSl.
A oopy Attest:
R. J. BLACK, C.4M.
BvR. S. MnllniT T fl ass
BMEsUs and Johnston A ford, sol'rs for
I vvini-i OU OO HI
iiKNTLXUKN
dcniome) lo mn.
inrrwiwrd pro.tr
Alised lmot lin.
m doC Mrmaoent.tr
our inai t aver am in ui uuds iuuo a tiring mj lllnmi,
sand TLyor ol body, bi come .isvo a claarntswof Uwtuat
wait, i know aotwhMiL, iglvaitthmcroriit.
(Thm f fw ramie 4
prnarmHon -tmaeittm
flrn, fVn
Han Rnrkt tnl f
OAdsfsBoT. MSfseli
HJlr, thm Vttrtml
' irmmtifm. it mmm
i ssran anltani d ...- i.l., . 7
tattL I bavauftd a, re rw, iL. .ZrV' m "u M' ,or.
isaeusnat a tms ob. hsdtfr msoicime c.
CKLY OSE CHARGE I
m
L01TSVIIXE, CTHCUfBIAll
And th Great
PAN -HANDLE !
Pennsylvania Line I
Baltimore, Washington City
Sew York, Philadelphia, Harrisburg
, Pittsburg and Colamhni,
And bat on additional ohang to
BOSTON and KEW ENGLAND.
r:0. CHARGE OF CAEIS
From Louisville and Cincinnati to Eastern
Cities.
Draw-Rocm Slew -Cars !
Through without chango from Louisville,
Cincinnati, M. Louis, and Indianapolis
to Columbus, Pittsburg;, Uarrishurg, Phil-
aaeipnia, new lora, caitimore ana
Washington City.
The Shortest and Quickest Bonte
ra thx
Pan-Hanaie & Pennsylvania Line
The manaeement conlldently invite at
tention to its Superior Equipment,
Through Car service, and quick time.
The Scenery en route is justly celebrated
iur iui vnnm-y ana snrpHflSing ne&uiy.
Dining btfttioDS at Cincinnati. Indianapo
lis, Columbus, Pittsburg, Altoona and
Uarrisbuig are in charge of well known
caterers, wdo havo contributed in no
small degree V the popularity "of the
Pan-Handlennd Pennsylvania Line, with
the traveling pubho.
Purchase tickets -fcy the Pan-Handle
and Pennsylvania Line,- mi sale at
an xtaiiroM Ticaet unices in Alemphu.
Mobile. NHshville. New Orleans, aad
throughout the Houth.
SIDNEY B. JONES, Gen'l South. P. Ag't,
florthoast Corner 4th and Vine streets
Cincinnati, Ohio.
D. ff. CALDWELL. W. L. O'BRIEN
Gen'l M'g'r, Gon'l P.&T.Ag't,
Columbus. O. . Columbus, O.
I
F r
500,000 Tags
ALL KINDS.
S.C.T00F&C0.
15 Court Street
24t
Trainee's Sale,
UNDER snd by virtue of two deeds of trust,
duly recorded ia book No. 120, page 120,
and book No. 121. nave fv nf tlm hntfi,w'i
orBoe of Shelby county, Tennessee, default
having been made thorrin, 1, as trustee, and
Secretary of the Memphis Building and Sav
ings Association, will, on
Tuesday, tbe 61b day of December, 1881,
during legal hours, at the southwest corner of
main ana aa:son streets, In the city of Wem-
Ehis, Tennessee, sell at publio auction to the
ishest bidder, for iaih, Ihe following de-
sorihed real estate, to-wit: A certain lot of
land situated in the coui ty of helby Stat of
leonessee, aia in tne city rl Mem ibis, (now
Taxing District of Shelby eountyl, beginning
t a point on the east rn ido of north W in
chester avenue 176 loot southwardly from the
railroad, on Johnso avenue, and being tbe
southwest corser of lot No 24: thence i-outh
t' degress eat, 80 fe t: thence rWj de
gree ew-t, 140 feet: thence nurt 2d1, do-
rees wet, 30 feet: them e south 6y?-i a-g ees
west, 140 feet to the beginning, boi g lot No.
24 in A Woodruffs suh-dms,on of origin a lots
No, 518 ad 5'. and the same premises con-
veen to miae onaniey py a oodrun.
Equity of reilemp'ion wwired.
orember5tb, 18S1.
67 82 6A.Vi L'EL DIRSCII, Trustee.
Kon-realdent Xolioe.
No. 431. R T-In the Probate Court of Shelby
ei unty. Tennenee Sullie R Dickinson,
dia'x of Elisa Hope, deo'd, et al vs Tennie
Farris et al.
IT apueering from the original bill in this
came wbi b is sworn to, that defendants,
Teani. i arris, WS Ferris willieAnn Eluon,
Emma Gray and G ay, children o( Kva
and Richard Gray: Ricli.rd tlray, Addic
Elstop, Jarn-tt F.Mon, Urocn Botdo's, O W
Borders. Kerry Bcrdors and any unknown
heirs of Elisa Hope, are non roi'lonis of tl e
Stat- of Tennessee; it is ordered that they
make their appearance hr-rcU at the
courthouse of our sai l Probate Court, in
Memphis, Tei n , on or he'ore ihe rirnt MundKy
in January, 182, aod plead answer or d-iuur
to compl unant's bill, or same will betaken
for confessed as to them and set tor hearing
eiparte; and that a copy of this order be
published once a week for four consecutive
weeks in the Publio LeJrer.
This November IS, lt&l.
A copy Attest:
9WEN DWYER, Clerk. '
Br H. B. Culim. D. C.
R M Heath and i B Anthonv. sollcltora for
complainant. 6S74IOM
Nen-Raaldant Notts.
S3. 4222,RD-In theChanocry Court of Shelby
vouiuv, ifluu. inaiiie i .joues et at vs,
JoknR Allen et al.
IT appearing trom affidavit in this cnuse
that the defendant. John R Allen. U n
non-residsnt ef Tennessee, and tht lh i.
tachmont irsued heroin agtinst him has been
duly executed by attachi ghis property, su I
returnod into court, and that the eluim ol
complainant is evidencd by open account foi
the sura of about S.W.I7 40, and is a just debt,
it is therefore ordered that be make
his appearance herein, at th courthouse
of Shelby county, in Memphis, Teun., on
or before the firrt Monday in Januarv. 1U
and plead, answer or demur to complainant
am, vr iu same win oe tasen lor confessed
re aim ana set tor hearing ex-part:
I that a eonv of this n.,i.. nk
llshed one a week, for four successive weeks
5 aVnVIVffilV""?? PHblishau
iuu ijiu uay ot rAOvembor, 1881.
A oopy Attest:
,r BLACK. Clerk and Master.
Humes A Poston, sol's for cumni't
9 75 81 S7
Noa-Rtutdent Notice).
No. 421f, P.D-In the Chancery Court of Shelby
county.lenn -w y C Humes et al vs. John
R Allen et al.
IT appearing from affidavit In this cause tht
the defendant, John R Allen, ia a Kon-rcii-dent
of Tennessee, and that the attachment
i,iucj nureij against dim has been duly exe
cuted by attaching his nmimrtv
mri ana mat tne debt due complement
is evidenced by oron account, and is aboul ihe
siiui oi sooo, ana is justly due. it is therein e
siuureu mai ne ma Ke nis personal appesrsnc
herein, at th courthouse of Shelby eounty. In
Memphis, lenn., on or before tbe first Momiay
inJanoary, 1M2, and plead, answer or drtuui
toeomolainant bill, or the same will be Usrn
for oonfessed as to him and set for heaiios
i-parte, and that a copy of this order b
published one a week for Srur so-ieessivs
weeks In the Public Ledgrr. a newspaiwr
pulilished in the city of Veiuph'". Tennessee.
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