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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-15
The Wheeling intelligence:

Evgy farmer, every neeaaaie, every elli-
ntnnct, Of West vhTtnta. weseern Penn
syfyanta and Essen Ohio. should have Il
e1py Of the ISTKLIIGKScKR IN his fAraIly-
eifhar the Daily, the Td-weskly Or The
weekly. according % the NAH eonSenlenes
% each suhserIber.
ms summer U1u E1fneSs Gn exesftng %.
nrialeaaspa3Sn IN an fhrss ofthssa StAtss, -
Il WI, indeed. throoghout thu country. In
wess Y1rEintA Eaare 70 elee4 nst oSnhss 4
GoyernoE. an Anditor, q Secretary Of State, 4
Treasurer. an Attorney General, = Judge Of
the Cont Of Appeals; members Of the Legs
y ocaeez We have hsdose rs cas OF the
beeamsa STATE In the union-
our ,Shbdz In Penny fySnia llo slecl =
G0vernor and 3 Eene-aI STATE t1ekst, sid N
Ohiothey elsot CoaE rsss1lel and Esnbsa q
the legislature
Thersao-e Il s thai the psup1a EensrIIly a
the thrse sststez ned 70 keep the1salyes
rhoru1Shlypos up On the P-oEres of ON
national AhlH
The ETeaf problem q aReco1ztEuctz1a = g
rseslve DANTE and ps-nansnt slaApe III.
sumner ard an Congress, x11 rd,szLESly re
main n sesslna f1EsssalaI raonths yeG In
desd IT'S s1EEssse1 thai u nay nos a3JoEsrr
atRl NE Essstio-is - thu 6ove<nnsnt 10
vArd ths sses3ea Stltas are of an unprseS
delfed eh1-asser. sd IA ths sncreszfni ssttIe-
msat a CIR daEae1lttss E<e hu1rd up a.
11rsys NslorsSoe e. ne e0unt.y- No n.
tina was ever hesors sltzated - are tlaesE
Uaitsdsslt4tO-dsS- TehaEs salnnsas<
dsdt and IHEEs dlsarectpd popllztt11 q
mmeA NE dlsc1sto1stn Colgrsss and IN
tie puhlie journals 81 ia oouafEy On Ii
So
Vim - a he as4 lnpogGsnee 70 every elft.
Rl What san EedO win TIE rene1S. po-
HEteaIly. What shan Wei Do With the Negroes
What shan g6d0 n he matter q national
nrAnoess Tbess an great qlssGtonk Rsad.
1Ea1d thi1ktlg ma Ezust become alsaEt-
ella aa-
A GOD pAper s Therefore q neeezlty a. Nd
ttnetn eyeEy househo1d. SomaNho ap-
pEeeiAtss thse ancatIolaIa and deEe1Optng IN
1neneesof nsEspapsE mnng his children
WI bsEi[souf one. II 8 constant GcElool
t0the9r l1flas, and tho eheapas< taaehsrs IN
The VOID. He Nho dos n0t an0Ed his elail.
dra TIE a3yantsss q \ Newspaper hIls n
aischslEe n pE1ner duty q parent.
La o5er 70 patEhs IsSEEILlsKscE1Ettkfr
theresa d eseEy eiksssa, Gaa Ia peaeE % Of
Se-to sFs-y ffi.ad 81 ne paPeE Gn tndnee
Ene1ttosoliet s1hleribers AE1olg his mend
ana nslsRbozss Ee-FEoposs from now untE
the I'D q he fEre1t campaign. IN October
1n the RHoE1ng
TERMS
weekly InteIlfreneeE.
11a1 EuGlsrzIl1esx. EllnEis copy. 1yeaE-S4 ga
Nan s1.lst[tterz ellt8 a nVe--s-.---..-s-- 30
Ae1 -, 49,. 2issssa % % = :,
Tuenty eopses, azlsesssd sonamsofsab-
Tae oFIeE. % one aiirSsss. u
IPenfg copies, % one Ail3resS y q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-15
WIIHEoTnsE uTE BEsTe

ORR tEe-lfys ylsl-Es lorzsls1g tis1111 llls
es-.l'llllle.l NJ 1l.l sllzt lIazzEEsIs' gEzE-
zLA1r E.2mDH,st Ne 30 n NE yErz1a- Il
s n eseatsts Els ms relis1ile. ana rilos1
e1lFs-lls-lEs Gc-1ls te II c,ls b0tfe Doas
70 1sa az 4esE IN ols iq11l q the
li..ss = troSs1le- No SzoclE q sszln- Dos
hi NIB 90 NJ lssairs arIIEssty snI
de1. ~ = j ~. Ii iil1l iz.ss.Es-
Esoals.5 ! esa..afal hls.S q loi7ls. g pc
lard. Aehd en- arFF y n Arrays igfFss
slliS1l.rtscll Only ; clzts iTe- kossls. sold
Al .AIEIzzllls. l4a.l-1.s,s.tE-r.- =. Y.
DEaEAas M 3 & CO. = FofE ,Elaols-
le4s = l74yeod
Halls FeSetable slelIlln IIntr Re-
newer :
Renss-el s. EssIFsi Il
iTcifG. aslel ill 9 ~
Restores Efesi hair ii fti5 Oh : = leoEoE
Zi1lIt I9sI7lflss1e s1lln1l Co..
Prevents n 4 N : ffI1fil ~ LII . =
iclfE - : ~ n y ~
A4Ess tie III i lzllf md gl1ssyi.
Hnllf TfielltlE a Efflir
Dos not stain TIA sIti.l.
Ec-t s r. IN foilr = r,1tCe7
LIS Erurcd 1rselr he l1sf 7 Ills-El1ll; f1-
ne l-4l ETer rrlzlI illli y the rl1nl1rs
Erlce Slalo- + cE Sllls b. Al
mr. lfdergtres
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Reef. ROOD! Root. Read. Read

HafT-chAnEesIf from Erly 70 MS original color
In fhrea Eeek-pTerentsI he hair from fall
ever found In the market-Eiu surely remove
dandruH and cure al diseaSe Of the scalp
S deltRhffnIiy perfumed, cures badness, and
VII not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tan Is tue, when We sly It Is 4
ResfOref and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
Pe4aehio Nut on. Sod by al Druggists.
0RRIS SKINNER q Co, Sole PTopEietors,
Springfield, AASA
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nfei Mfef

ANERIcAN LINZ DRoFs win cure Dipthera,
Coughs BTuuehitts, Sore Throat, Asthma,
RheumatiSn, Eeuralgfa, Ague In the Face,
Choaera In \ slnEls6lay. Sold by an Druggists
with fun directions tGr use.
ORRIN SKINNER 4 CO. FropriehUES
SpE1nEde,d, AasS DE1IAS BARNES q CO.
Agents for Boston. naElS.ly
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wEare Inclined 70 believe that the
great Fsnian CS1ephens) has arrived
here's little 100 late 70 re-kindIe the
settlement among his brethren TO any
great desree. In'iact We cannot help
Questioning whether his escape nom
The English detectives viii not remain
IS the greatest achievement of his life.
BIS flight was boldly and cleverly man
aged. Butwe think that he found it
easier to break through the hines OF En-
glish policemen than he viii ind it to
harmonf1e the contending faetfnns Of
his brotherhoOd in this country. We
may have meetings and speeches and
addresses, and some Subscriptions.
But ii IS hard TO reconstruct collapsed
bubble, and the indications are that
FenianIsm IS collapsed. Had stephens
arrived some months ago, he would
have found far more enthuxiasm. But
whether he has the genius which could
have prevented o'Mahoney-Sweeney
controversies, whether indeed any
genius was snRdent for that work, is
very doubtful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-15

RAsHLI I1EPoRTUSATE-A few days
ago the wife of Thomas Chadwick, al
East Waterloo township, Iowa, arose
from her bed In the middle OF the night,
without the knowledge of her husband.
went to the room of her little son, took
him from his bed and kissed him affee-
tionately; thence she proceeded to the
ried \ few weeks previously, and after
remaining there for short period went
IN The Cedar nYeE and threw herself in.
Her dead body was found next morn
ing. The suicide is attributed to grief
over the death of her child, toward
whom she falsely thought there had
been q neglect of duty,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-15
PIso-s CURE ron coSsuMPTIo!
Is WARRANTED
Purify Your Houses.


/ AOst Asto0tshinE D1seoTeEJ OF
the Times.
TIE AMERICAN DEoDoRISER win alb
sorb an Unpleasant odoEs. arising from any
and VII dlsStpats Al foul Eases. or smell fruln
Drains, Sewers, Vaults decaSiIlE Vegetation
Bozras Of Heahh In the Asaera cites IS M
nli1 ONE PACKAGE
WIN sEeeten and purify any ordinary sized
hOE1sa with an tEs drainage.
10 not an 10 supply ylourelEeN Sold
Wholesale and Retail a IAUGHLINS &
C. n ODRERT 1EuEEfst, Stone Bridge
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SPIRAL a1otifrs.
cnoLERA. CnoLEnA: D1AnKHEA.
DT6ESTERF. RLuX, SUNNER
COMPLAINT.
KR AETs
Diarrhea Compound.

The greatest remedy Of the aea.
II hs Repe- fnlled n a shsSie eGss-
GHp1Ir h0GESe, ffulGV b aea5e5 any 10
REsE Every traveller should have supply.
AOCABE. KRAFT & CO..
Wheeling, Wv
PTopEfetOFs-
Sod 6yDE. 8. b stIdeeH. M6uDdSvile, W
Va. d.. ]. L. Cau and d.. J. II. BoucocE. o.
C1arksburE, W. Va, and by Dealec In medi-
e4nes .eveIyEhere. Cali and get = eircnlAl
with certificates Of c1re& 2pr246m
PHo.S CURE FOR CoSSUMPTIoN
Is WARRANTED.
II you have Consumption, txytG
II you hAvea Cough. fTT l.
II You have Lung or InTpat Disease, tTy It
II y0u have any Of The symptoms Of This
Iireadfnl dtseasa do not fan 10 ~ this remedy
II Il dos yO1 NO good yo1r money Will be ne
funded IS 81 foCth In The circular which &C
companies each 6otIlE
sEHO- many eases Of nztaI disease have
you known Of which the firs4 symptom vas
Edmund BOOKING.
Wheeling
Apr6 Sole Agent for WeSf Va.
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NAPIoNAL EXPREss
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

TUE NATIONAL EXPRESS TRANS.
poriatlon Company, having finally com
pleted its Southern through connections from
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA TO
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. RICH
MOND, SAYANNAH. CHARLESTON, and
al inteTme1tAte and adjacent towns Ss far
south aS GEORGIA, and also having perfect
ed its WeAteTn connections oid the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad over main roads to
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS,
Is nov prepared to receive FFefRhtS, Mer-
ehandfse. Valuable Packages, MONEY and
BULLION. ana TO transfer the same to or
from the places designated and All inteEme-
diAbe points As eficiently, expedit&oDSly and
eheap4y as can be done by any other Ex-
press Company.
omoes are also opened In Mobile and New
Orleans, and In few days the Company will
run through, TIA Montgomery, 70 these plaI
J.E JOHNSTON, President.
B.F. F1CKLIS, General Superintendent
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- -. q $3.50,

L appears . b Supposed b many.
that The amendment ana se-eEzeti.,aaent
Of the school laws last FlE.tsE. tenaez Il
nseessary to elect new, tors IS l5oarliis
Of edneaticns moments reaeetion
must convince any one or co1t-szys
Thslan governing this matter remains
unchanged. and ii IS or course propsrto
80 On and elact one commissioner each
year, As fesetofore. il. IS moi ,aeeess..irs;y.
nor would il be legal u elect new
boards Cd faiifo. me 1oltoWfng nom
the state sEzzisnds1t q sehcoIseosa9
hrna his position-
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DIR. IAROOkAH'S
COMPOUND.

For the speedy and peEnanenteupe OF
Liver Complaint. SIO1nla, or KINGS Evil
Dyspspsa, DEppST, Neuralgia, EPILEPSY,
EyHpeEaS, St AnEhonyis Rire, P1mplS
.Pus1nles, Hlotehes Eu14S IumnEz Salt
Rhnua, Olee8 and Sores, rheumatism,
Pain In the Stomach, Side and BoEels Gene
alDehllity, Uterine liberation, Syphilis and
MercH1al Dtse1se, and an complains arising
mum realizing IN Impure hood.
Il Is dgub1E 6tsErea1Ek OF any other SaTSapa-
E1llA Compound IN theDaTketI and lsfndoEsed
~ NE m8dleAl tacnlfE - The be1@dohe1gEJ1
BLOOD PuErFIEE e1ant
Price 800 per Bottle.
Preps1ed hy DEE h KNIGHIS Chemfst
SID tothe tEadehy LAuGHLISR& BUSH
FIELD, Nl1eelingS and atretzil By an Ding
E-stss also b I h Logan GCo. and LnZan.
LIZ LIZ 4 g. tet2s-2n1d&E
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Notice.

1T THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
N Chamber Of Commerce on Monday eve
ming laSt the following resolution was nm
unanimously carried
s.RGS2ped, That each and every member Of
the Chamber Of Commerce be Invited TO at
tend the regular weekly meeting Of the
Board, Whfeh are held on Monday evenings
AZ II O'Clock. At Union Hahn. by Ou1eE Of
me MS Ss1td J. cAs sesstSiiy.
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~ - O T. ], n. SscsooIs.

In answer to many corresportIsr,tsi
ded school law does not fsi5s7ifs rs
election OF three commissioners stsfils
next election No chln-e hns fi,sTi
made in the law IN this regard. u, ilsisS
opinion the Attorney General coincfii9Ss
Where trustees Of districts have nor
Ben elected. The board Of educator
.1culd appoint trustees rs soon as pos
alele, ". r WHITE,
STATE snparntendent Of Free Schools.
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gflp aaptftisfrrrlIts.
mass Maafinr

Mass Meeting.
GES. PEIRPoIST, n. CRISSwEIsI and
VI others via ad1reS the citizens or BEN
WOOD, on
WEDNESDAY,, MAY IsTH,
at O'Clock, p. m, on the political questIozls
O Ine DAY. myl3-2te
GsA1EE 10 THE Residence OF THE
SfSnbSsTfheE, residing on Iohn5 street, be-
tween 9Th and nh on Friday lAst, ETay
nav. supposed 70 Be nine years old NE
owner can have her hS paying for this 3D.
Te[$tSemenr and her keeping.
nyiS-lt JOHN CEAYT0R
HNIoN TICKET FOB CENTRE TOWN
" ship
Supervisor n. B. HUBBARD.
Inspector Of Electtons THOMAS NELL
School ConamfsSione, J. G. HERVEY.
CeEk-..-- John ARMSTRONG
Treasurer ROBERT PRATT.
OvereAr Of the Poor-JAM REED
Gns1stahle I JAG&SDS-
Supervisor Of Roads-.P. P. SELLERS.
IllNl1
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StraYed OF Stolen.

ON SUNDAY NIGHT, FROM THE
W premises d Ms Balnell In Centre Wheel
Gnz, . small GREY Mare, with long black
name and tan. She Is slightly lame In the
Ieft fore Lex She e about thirteen or fOur-
teen hands high, and about hge yeArs Old.
A liberal reward viii Be paid for her re-
ruEn or for information 4Sto her whereabouts
myISSrd ". N. BERRYHILL.
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Wanted.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GOOD
Il Trimmer is preferred-one who can come
Eeeommended-nOne Other need apply. Adj
dresS. E J. ST. CLAIR, Wellsburg, West Va.
myl4-St
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aIlftt advertisements.
SuperVigors Meetine. !

SUPERVISORS n66GlIlS.
a 7 THE MEETING OF THE BQARD0c
AEyesteTd1y there not beinga quorum PRS prs
egit the members present. adiOufuedt unit
TuszasyAfayl5th lS66 at 10 O'Clock, A. n.
TeSte GEO. ". sights, OK
i TisS9Iik1td.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-18
8usinrss directory.
OFFICIALS.
PII YSICIANS. n
]. @. BIGHAM,.M D.

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Milersburg, Ohio,
respectfully announces his readiness to give
prompt attention to professional calls.
Office-On Jackson street, fve doors west of j.
Mulvane's. 27-2yl"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-18
EXEMPT TIE POOR.

1t is true that here and there, bonds are
owned in small amounts by persons in lin
tied circumstances and would it not be just
to act on the principle of the homestead law,
and in all cases where there are six OF eight
hundred dollars in bonds owned in one fam
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-18
=a-.--.-a
mr. + a. SAIJNDERS
JAS. B. WOODS, M. ]
J. POMERENE, M. d.

PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON, Millershurg, ohio
Ofice-On Main street, 4 doors East of the
Bank. Residence-that formerly occupied by
DIR. Ehright. 26-lO.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-18

WHOLE & CARY,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
DEALERS IN
Salt, Fish, Plaster, White d. Water Lane.
Purchasers of
Flour, Wheat, Rye, Corn and Oats.
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED,
Butter, Eggs Lard, and Tallow
And all kinds OF Dried Fruits,
(25-3D MIILERSBURG, o.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-18

But who so blind as to be deceived ?
Have we not before us the record of the
funding system of Great Britain? Do we
not all know that for two hundred years that
nation has never been free from debt and
hence her two million paupors, and her
thirty thousand owners of her soil +! And
have ruled, and who would have ruined our
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-07

They make about one r'u week each
The river has at last COM TO its old
stand-mark, but there is stin enough
water for any of the boats on the iver
The weather is warm, with occasions
showers, but threatening heavy rain.
Business on the levee is too dull to be
mentioned.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING. I'VE respectfully
ask our steamboat friends to call and ex-
anime the specimens Of fine steamb oat
printing daily executed at the PUBLIC
LEDGER Office. Our prices will be found
to compare favorably with those of Gin
cinnati or st. Louis, and to be greatly
below those asked by other city offices.
Bring your orders directly to US, and
save the commission charged by parties
who take in work they are not prepared
to execute.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-07
orauh headed :. DisgrsceiuI." Your re

graph headed :" Disgrscefulp Your re-
marks are good you speak the senti-
ments of our most respected citizens.
A lot OF whiskey drinkers, tobacco smok-
ers and slobberers lounging about the
corners Of streets, is disgrace TO the
name of any city. They send forth q
perfume which quickens the movements
frequently of both sexes in passing. We
hope, ere long, to see this class Of people
drop out. We feel able to dispense with
their presence. ~
You say that though you treat the ne
gro justly and humanely, the LEDGER is
white mans paper Now, sir, that is
as 1t should be. II has the right ring;
its tone is good 1t has no black pur-
pose so much admired by some Of our
people. Faith in Andy, accompanied
by virtue and morality engrafted within,
win soon give us a position higher and
above those now seeking the ruin and
destruction of Southern white men.
FAIRFAX
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BRUSHES of all descriptions at No. 2sl
Second street. T

The CONCERT HALL.--Morningstar'
Concert Hall is drawing large audiences
since he has obtained the services Of the
eminent artists, the charming Made
moiselle Zada, and the queen of flowers,
pretty Miss Ada Montrose, assisted by
his talented corps desprit The ope-
ratio gems sung nightly by Mademoiselle
Zada, who breathes the true soul Of music
in every note, are truly captivating;
while the simple sweetness with which
Miss Montrose sings her ballads, es-
pecially Byron's Maid of Athens" has
a charm which cannot be surpassed.
They are both artists of the highest walks
Of music, with talent equal to their per
sonal charms. With such performers,
Charley Morningstar may we'll say that
he is on the high road to success
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-07
Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

Corrected daily by r. p. BoLLIgG. President
Home Insurance and Trust Company.
The sluggish movement of Clifton for the last
ten days has improved into some considerable
inquiry by the huge and sales have transpired
to-day, showing an early movement of the main
body.
Exchange still adhcres to its old status Of a
premium, selling. and a discount, buying.
Time bills are freely taken at the following
quotations: Thirty day bills, cent. dis
count; fifteen day bills, u per cent. discount ;
10 day bills, % per cent. discount.
Gold is decidedly on the wane. rs
The Banks buy Cola to-day reluctantly. at
%, and no demand Of consequence. They ship
to New York. Silver q buying 30 selling.
Interest bearing Notes improve as the inter-
est accrues Dates Of June. 1854, command
lO7; of July. 1854. 1861 Of August. 1854.
lO6; Of October. 1864. 1871; of December. 1854.
| lOj; Of May. 1865 11zc prem.
City Scrip aud Coupons, 80 to 95c.
! Mississippi Cotton Money. no sale.
| There Is 4 continued good demand for Union
Bank notes at O. buying. aud Go selling.
| Planters Bank notes are bought at 30 and
| sold at 90.
Bank of Tennessee notes are dull and heavy.
with no demand, though it is now conceded that
all da es. irrespective of signatures. will be &C
| knOwIedged in liquidating prior TO May. l6l.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-07

among car business men for change.
There need no longer be any excuse for
taking, or attempting TO pass, counter.
felt fractional currency, as the supply at
present on the market Of the genuine
article is fully adequate for all necessary
purposes Those in need of small bills,
can be accommodated by calling on the
polite and attentive attaches of the Ten
nessee National Bank, at their elegantly
appointed Office, corner of Main and
Jefferson streets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-07

DIP NOT Know How TO BUY.-A short
time ago negro, named Tom Brown, liv-
ing on Beal street, in bargain with a
sharper, made the remark that he had
four hundred dollars in ready cash. The
sharper offered poor Brown-who must
have been green instead of Brownie
sell him a house on Main street The
offer was accepted-the property was sold
and SO was Brown. When the deluded
manwent for his property he found that
he had been taken in BY sharper, and
his only appeal was to the Bureau, but
the sharper was non est and until be is
arrested the matter ends.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-07


To PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
WANTED. - Two responsible sober men
(reliable printers preferred) are wanted
to buy, rent, or for stipulated price,
take absolute control of the editorial,
mechanical and financial departments Of
two printing offices in different towns,
both in good condition, both situated on
navigable streams and in the best Of
locations. Applications must come we'll
recommended and Endorsed. For fur
Their information come and see, or ad-
dress JAMES ELLIOTT,
Editor and Prop'r Jacksonport Era,
Jacksonport. Ark.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-07

New MEMPHIS THEATRE-The rain of
last night prevented this popular place
of amusement being so well attended as
usual, especially during the engagement
of Mr.. and Mrs. Florence. Kathleen
Mavourneen was we'll performed, and
all present gave evidence of their appre-
citation by frequent applause. Colleen
Bawn will be presented tonight at the
request of many of our citizens who
were unable to attend the theatre. last
week. This will be the last night of
Colleen Bawn" during the stay of the
Florences, and it will be great while
before our theatre-goers will have another
opportunity of seeing the characters of
Myles ma Coppaleen and Ely OConnor
SO we'll enacted as by these accomplished
"stars." The piece has been put on the
stage at the New Memphis in the most
elegant style, with new and beautiful
scenery. Mr.. Garden will appear as
Danny Mann, Mr.. Hicks as Hardness
Cregan, Mr.. flanagan as Father Tom,
Mrs. Hicks as Mrs Cregan, and Mrs. Lam
agan as Ann Chute.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-07

KENO. The following, which was
brought before the Board last evening,
was lost. The Mayor stated that keno
shops were nothing less than gambling
and thieving institutions
SECTION |. That each keno house be
taxed 500 per month; any keno table
keeper failing TO pay, fine OF not less
than S25 or more than $50 for each day
they shall engage in business.
SEC. 2. Any keno table keeper allow
ing minors to play at the table to be fined
not less than $25 or more than $50 for
each offense
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-07

PEsr Housr. Alderman Burdett Of
fered resolution before the Board last
evening, which wss passed, THAT a
committee aud the Chairman Of the
Board call upon Gen. stoneman, asking
the use Of the State Hospital for a pest
house, or that some other suitable place
be obtained"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-07

A DARING AcT.-One of our brave
fremen, named Mike Dolan, arriving at
the scene of the FIRE last evening, seized
the pipe and jumped into the cellar of
the building, some twelve feet down, and
commenced throwing water on the burn
ing mass, when sudden fame burst on
his face, burning him badly
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-07
Coal On at 2sl Second street

New FIRE ESGSE-A special commit
tee, appointed to investigate bids for a
new steam FIRE engine, reported to the
Board last evening, in favor of the bid OF
II. C. Silsby who offered to furnish said
engine for $1,000 in cash or city scrip
The bid was received, and the Mayor au-
thorized to close the contract.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-07

BRIDGE OVER BAYOU GAYoso.-The
City Engineer says that the bridge over
the bayou on Gayoso street can be built
for sl45, and the Improvement Commit
tee have reported in favor of instructing
the Engineer to advertise for bids.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-07
PUBLIC LEDGER.
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CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
NJ H M II H .:
Wednesday Eve'ng, March 2, 1866

Our PUBLIC DIREcToRY.-Strangers
visiting the city in quest of any of the
necessities or Injuries of life, win find
the names of all the frst-class business
houses in the city, together with large
amount of other important information
in our "PUBLIc DIRECTORY column on
the first page of the PUBLIC LEDGER I