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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-26

Z Circulation a morning paper keeps the
following lines IN large letters, at the head of
its editorial columns; . Largest circulation of
any paper in Wesi Tennessee. Largest city cir
cnlation." TT. city circulation Of the Public
LEDGER Is rre ter ;han that Of any other paper
published il Me,gphis q (aei which the, editor
of the pare alluded to ID perfectly aware Of.
Comment D. unneeessary. u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-26

SAVE Your MoNEY.--You can save a
large share of your money by having
your job printing executed at the PUBLIC
LEDGER Office. q We make specially of
this part of our business, and, having
the most complete establishment in the
Southwest our facilities for doing the
best of work at lowest rates are unsur-
passed by any house in this section. We
employ the best of worEmen, have all
the latest and newest styles Of type and
presses and give entire satisfaction to
all our patrons, Bring IN your isvors to
Ii Madison street
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PHILADELPHIA. juno q. 1866

raa1 PBILADELPBIA., June q. 1865
Ems PUBLIc LEDGER-We arrived here
yesterday, and win proceed to give you
few of the incidents of the journey.
We left Memphis on the 18th, on board
the Memphis and Cincinnati passenger
packet Clifton, Captain Franklin Stein.
The Clifton had full passenger list,
mostly ladies' She is safe, commodious
steamer, whose officers spare no exertion
or expense to add to the comfort and
pleasure OF their guests. Capt, Stein, by
his rare social qualities and ability as
an officer, so endears himself and his
boat TO his passengerS that to take
one trip with him insures the Clifton
one future good will and patronage.
He has that amiable quality so necessary
in a steamboat captain, of making his
passengers feel at home, while his great
musical and conversational talent adds
greatly to their. pleasure Mr. l. }.
jenkins, the Cifton's head clerk, who,
by the way, is an ex-printer, is one of
the most unassuming and gentlemanly
of steamboat premiers Unfortunately,
he is in poor health, which every one
must regret who is acquainted with him,
From the time we left your wharyes the
Clifton was foil Of music and joyousness.
We had the sweetest of songs from tie
most lovely ladies, the piano, performed
on by experienced amateurs, and finally
though by far not the least musical the.
captains violin. Then we had dancing
each evening, and the bright smiles of
the ladies during the day, which made
this enc of the steamboat trips which
those present will remember for years
with pleasure. Those who have travelled
on the Clifton will always wait for her
when taking a second trip. Tothose'in-'
tending to travel, and desiring TO enjoy
themselves, we would say, 20 by the
Clifton. ez 81 "
Leaving Cincinnati by the Atlantic \
Great Western Broad Gauge Railway of
which Mr.. Isaac Paist, well known in all
parts of the United States, is General
Travelling Agent, at 1880 pm. on Mon
day, we arrived at Mansfield to breakfast
at 6:8O Tuesday morning The A. &yG
W. is one of the most magnificently fur
nished railroads in this country, and is
fast becoming one of the most popular
deservedly so. We left Mansfield at 7,l5
on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railroad, of which your accomplished
and polite friend, Mr.. w c. Cleland, is
the General Western Passenger Agent.
We reached Pittsburg in time for the four
OF clock train on the Pennsylvania Cen
trail Railroad, which landed us safely at
this port early yesterday morning. At
ter having had time to take breath and
look around, may drop few lines on
matters and things in this part Of the
world, if can find anything that will
be of interest to your readers.
Yours, REGLET.
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NEGRO BEER GARDEN IN Nothing tiekles
a negro more than to be able TO ape the
manners, sayings and doings OF the white
man, and their success in sopo instances
is evinced by the many beer gardens
which they have established all over the
CITY and its suburbs. Every negro that
can scrape fiddle and has money
enough to rent 81, approprlate place, APP
pears to have Started in the business;
and the citizens in the neighborhood Of
these places,are annoyed nightly by the
wretched music, the loud noises, and the
fighting that are repeatedly taking place
in these dens of infamy. The police
often make arrests, but not near as many
as should be made, When the negro
soldiers we're here it.would have cost a
policeman his fife To- have interfered at
any of these dancing fights, but the late
riots taught he negroes that they were
not masters here, and we hope the police
win arrest all concerned in any violation
of the city laws. For the last week there
has been two sor three ntgroes nied every
day for fighting around these places, the
most notorious OF which is the beer gar
den at the fcorher Of Desoto aud Gayoso
streets. Last night negro was arrested
for drawing pistol and cutting up geu-
orally, at one Of these dens near the cor
,ner of Main and South streets.
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negro boy of sxteen, for stealing 81
from this same Ryan Samuel Gibbs,
Charleston Ware Hern, John Badger and
John Peace, all colored, are to be tried
today on the charge Of threatening the
life Of Bob Church.
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Coop BUSINESS learn that Con
stable c. N. Martin made ten arrests yes
terdav. on warrants issued from Esquire
Creirbtons Office. Among the number
were Tim. wilkins (colored)' charged
with stealing a 500 note from Jerry
Ryan (eOlored) last April ]. Allen, a
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PIrrsBuRG CoAI--Brown a Jones, OF
fee 247 Second street Branch Office,
374 Main street--R. c. Hite, agent t
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tbs BEsr PLAcE--For a good shave,
20 to John J. Borg & Bro. $ saloon, north
side of Court Square, near Second street
where the best BARRIERS in the city can be
found. Drop in there and try them.
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COMMON LAW CoURT. But little BUSH
ness was transacted in this Court yester-
day. One case on the trial docket was
called and the jury were notified that
they would not be required to be- present
until July 3D. The calling of the trial
docket was continued this morning
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-26

PRESERVATION. There is movement
among the teachers Of the city schools
10 present Mr.. W. z. Mitchell, School
Superintendent, with an elegant silver
set. as a mark of their appreciation of
his ability and worth.
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Boy INJURED. 1t is as natural for a
boy to climb a tree after apples as it is
for duck TO swim, and fruit they will
obtain in spite of parental commands to
the contrary. Yesterday youth named
John Gates fell from an apple tree at the
corner of Desoto and Vance streets, and
was very badly hurt remaining insensi-
BILE for some time.
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GRAND BuL-A grand ball is TO be
given at Raleigh, on Thursday evening
next, under the auspices Of the Ladies'
Benevolent Society, for the purpose of
procuring artificial limbs for manned
Confederate soldiers. Trains will leave
on the Memphis and Ohio railroad at 50
a m, and s pm, and hacks will he in at
tendance at Wells Station and Union
Depot to convey parties to Raleigh
Great preparations have been made by
the ladies in the vicinity, and pleasant
time may be expected.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-26

CURE FOR FEVER AND AGUE-Com-
mon salt, in doses of a tablespoonful,
every third hour dissolved in water,
commencing fifteen hours anterior to the
time for the next paroxysm, is one Of
the best domestic remedies for intermit-
tent fever. The patient should also evac-
uate the bowels with RoBAcKs BLooD
Pulls, and use the SroNAcH BTTrERs as
tonic. This treatment will be found
very beneficial, and often cure the worst
case Of fever and ague-
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MEM II HIS;
TUESDAY Evening. June 26th, 1866

LOCAL NorIcEs, inserted among the
reading matter, will be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion
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\ PITTsBURo CoAL-Bigley, Mellersh&
Co, Office No. 81 Jefferson street, one
door east of Second. J
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-26

FINE ARTs.-The collection of mag
nifcent paintings on exhibition at 1892
Main street, Gayoso Block, will be dis
posed of by lot on Wednesday next, 3
pm. Subscribers will please be present
at that hour A few chances are yetun-
sold. Call and see these splendid paint
ings je25.2t
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PIrTsBURG Coal. Briggs & Peterson,
office Ii Madison street Branch Office,
34l Main street,. B. Moseley, agent
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Mons CARs.-Four new cars for the
Memphis City Railroad Company ar
rived last night, which, when put on the
track, will make ten cars on Main street
Put them on Immediately, Mr.. Superin-
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STEALING VEGETABLES. = Delphia, a
darby colored lady, was tried before the
Recorder this morning for stealing
garden "sass" from neighbor, a one
armed, suffering specimen of rascality,
who had almost as much trouble in stating
his case as the bystanders had in keep
ing their faces straight, while looking at
his facial contortion when speaking
Delphia was fined ten dollars and costs
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Memphis, Tenn, June 25, 1866.

NOTICE. TO THE PvBlc.-rThe under
signed, DESTROYS of reducing their i'm
mense stock of foreign dry goods, con
sisting in part Of black and fancy silks,
dress goods, linens, white goods, lace
points, silk nantes paris styles Gren-
adine shawls, laces, insertions, embroi-
deries, edgings, will sell at prices CORE
spending with gold at % per cent. pre-
MUM. Also. always on hand a large
and well assorted stock &C plain and
fancy goods Of, domestic manufacture.
f4t = y MACK BRos. & Bonn,
je25-lw No. 26l Main street.
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FOR LEASE.
NOTICES.

DISSOLUTION. THE PARTNERSHIP
IL heretofore existing between II. II: Norris
and A. Russell, under the style Of Norris
Russell, expired on June LIST, by MUTUAL con-
sent X. II. NORRIS,
A. RUSSELL.
MEMPHIS, June %, 1866. lw
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Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

Exchange is buying at par, and selling ut -
premium. Time bills are freely taken az the
following quotations Thirty day bills, Ia per
cent. discount; fifteen day bills, per cent,
discount; 10 day bills, = per cent. discount
Gold is in great demand.
The Banks buy gold to-day at 35c. Silver
CSC buying, SOC selling.
Interest bearing Notes improve as the inter
est aeerues. Dates Of June, 1861, command
10; of July. 1864. 1925; of August, 1864,
100; of October. 1864. lO71z of December, 1854,
lOs of May, 1905. &c prem. rs - , % :
City Scrip and Coupons, IS to 55c.
Mississippi Cotton Money, zoe.
There is a continued good demand foE Union
Bank notes at 70 buying, aud IS selling.
Planters Bank notes arc bought az 90 and
sold lat G..
Bank of Tennessee notes are dull aud heavy.
with no demapd. though it is now conceded that
Il dates. irrespective of signatures. will be &C
knovledgsd in hquidating prior to May. 1851.
.1 Cotton Market.
The cotton market was firm this morning, the
little business done being at the following quo
tatious t....
.2sS29 Middling...,.. Sass
Good Ordinayy ..--3lt13 u Strict n dlins-55s,-.
Low Middlins.--3ee5Jl Good Middiing-SF's-
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BOARD, 81 per week, at the Cosmo-
politan restaurant, No. 80 Monroe street.
Also, office rooms to rent
MIG I'm b. HoLLAYDER q Co
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GAY0SO SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. g la-
Banking House, 10 Madison st.

This Institution transacts x Gene
raj Exchange and Banking Business.
VIII receive Deposits, buy and sell
Foreign and Domestic Exchange,
Gold, silver and Uneurrent Money.
e. NJ. AVERY, Cashier.
JOHN c. LANIEIs, Pres't.
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FOR RENT.

E0R RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE RES
Il dence on Linden street. near Main, with
carpets for sale. Call Immediately.
j. A. j. SMITH,
je23-3t No 81 Madison street.
NOR RENT a FINELY FURNISHED
IL residence on Main street. between Linden
and Pontotoc. Possession given on Thurs'tsy,
JOHN F. CAMERON,
je2}-1w No. Y LETTERS 70 street
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School EXAMINATION. = The senior
male school, in charge of Prof I. J.
Norcum, will be examined tomorrow
morning at No. 300 Adams street
Parents and the public generally arc
invited to be present
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ALABAMA sUrrEarns. There will

=, ALABAMA suFrEaERs There viii be
meeting this evening, at FIVE o'clock,
for the purpose of seeing what can be
done towards relieving the starving PEG
pie of Marshall county, Alabama, aud
we hope there will be a large attendance
of our citizens at Odd Fellows Hall
These people require food Immediately,
and relief should be sent to them at
once, so let every one attend and not
wait for q committee to call upon them
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-26

iJlelmbold's Concentrated Extract Buchu
i, the great durehe. Helmbold's Concentrated
Ext act Sarsap 'rila is the great blood purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules Of phar-
macy and chemistry, and are the most active
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NouJs.-N earnestly request our friends
no to ply more than Ave cents a copy for the
Pualiu LEDGFR. We sell to the newsboys at
tws cents copy, thus ali sing Them over a
hunCied Der crlt profit on every paper. 1851
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CoLoRED THIEF = There is negro
named VIM Henry, who can beat the
world stealing petty things. Hardly a
month passes but what he is tried for
some little theft He was captured yes
terday while keeping his hand in at his
old business, and the Recorder this morn
ing fined him twenty-five dollars and
costs, to settle which he will have to
work fifly-three days on the chain-gang.
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CouEcIL MEETNo.-There will be
meeting Of the Board of Mayor aud Al
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RrcoRprns Dockrr.-- Business wa

RECORDERS DocKET--Business was
lively this morning at the Recorder
Court, there being over twenty cases on
the docket Sixteen were fined in amount
iotaing one hundred and forty dollars,
There were two cases of stealing by col
ored folks FIVE drunks and several fights.
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EoR SALE.-l2 ACRES OF LAND ON THE
II fernando road, four miles south Of the
city one of the most desirable lots in the coun-
try. For particulars apply to e. WHlTMORE,
or to M0NsARRAT. LANIER q CO. Irving
Rlock
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Down They Go.-The best Of Business
Cards printed for Sc to So so per thousand
at the PUBLIC LEDGER office. t
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FOR SALE.

A GREAT BARGAIN IA HOUSE CON-
N tanning rooms neatly finished. a good chs
tern, fence, etc., all newly finished and Just
ready for occupancy on ten years lease VIII
be sold very low. for cash, Apply. at mo. 40
Exchange street, TO
ie23-lwf :. A. NORTON.
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RELEAsED.-The grand jury having
failed to indict b. Newman and n. Fen.
stin, charged with arson, they have been
released from custody
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! pptib, tbe best order

The track was. pptipNhe best order
light and dusty, it proved II great detri-
ment in the closing" runfA considered
By many the Jmost exciting of the day
The entries in the first race were-inile
heats, best two nthree, TO carry one hun
dred pounds each. Mr.. Armstrong;
Minnie ca Mr. Browns "Tom Wor'
ley" Captain Lewis . Dick Yates and
Tom Crawford's North Carolina
"Dick Yates won the 6rst heatin good
style, but in the second and third came
in away, behind Tom Worley," who
made both heats easy. The entries for
the second race-miIe heats, best two in
three, TO harness and rule we're l,hmes
Cowan's Y. IA. Fanny Muyr, and Dave
wolfs5f,Ag Bapk2 Tpis, for some
reason, was postponed. The entries for
the third race, mile heats, best two in
three, to harness aud rule, were. Mr.
Kelogg's b. h. George, and Captain
Jackson's s. m Rosa Lee" In this
race the bay horse was victor; running
all heats in fine style coming off hand
somely, and .bymany considered the IA
vorite Of the day The entries for the
fourth, a quarter race, were J.G Jones
H. p Billy 'iandS ashorse from Missouri,
man unknown. This was closely con
tested, but Billy" showed himself to
good advantage and came off VIGOROUSLY
the winner Of the biggest purse of the
day. aonN Flas tslf
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Fer n9n.retsntior or incontinence OF urine,
irritu a. Inflammation or liberation Of the
b!u Il J, or dueys, diseases of the prostate
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Two NEGRO BOYS DROWNED. - TIL s
morning about ten o'clock couple of
negro boys were drowned near the foot
of Gayoso street by the turning over of
a dug-out They were bat a short distance
from the shore at the time, and sunk i'm
mediately, neither of them being able to
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School CpNcERT. On Thursday even
ing next concert will be given at the
New Memphis Theatre by the pupils Of
the city schools el q oHaTsD
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Special Notices.

Special Notices will be Inserted in this cor
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
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We saw handsomely executed sign
yesterday that had been painted by Hook
& Lagrill, No. 80 Union street They
always do work in frst-class manner,
and that is the way to satisfy patrons.
Call on them and leave orders for paint
ing, paperhanging, etc.
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TIcKETs for the North - for the South
for the East - for the West = can be
purchased at Larry Harmstads, IL JEFF
ferson street. Travellers should call on
him and thus save their time az green
backs, and add to their pleasure
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Down They Go Our prices have been
reduced on all other classes of printing
in like ratio. af T
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Cages there = at 39G Main street,,
where he will sell you house, land, fur
niture, horses, and anything else you
want Call on him. ial'.t
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E'OR sALE.--SO OR IS ACRES OF GOOD
Il rich, timbered land, lying within 900 yards
of Horn Lake DEPOT the timber good; two
building sites IL miles from Memphis. bar
gain can be had If application is made soon.
Apply to the undersigned at Horn Lake depot,
Miss. * Tenn. X. r. II
ie20-lW 81. j. LESTER. |
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Go to Williams and get d c6ol drink
of soda water, at FIVE cents glass, at
the Bluff City Soda Founi, corner of
Main and Jefferson streets. Us lw
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Down They Go.-Bill Heads elegantly
printed for fifteen dollars u ream at the
PUBLIC LEDGER office. I
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A Realty and conclusive test Of the proper
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dermen held fhis evening fsf1tbe pur-
pose Of taking into consideration certain
appropriations for the Metropolitan Pos
H.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Rev S. II. EoRp,
ofthe Central Baptist Church, will preach
at the. Tabernacle, 90 Court street.
tonight
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CANDIDATES.

INOR TAX COLLECTOR ON PRIVILEGES
IL at the ensuing June election.-I announce
myself candidate for Tax Collector on Privi-
leges at the ensuing election in June,
SOLOMAN BAER.
NOR MAYOR-IN RESPONSE. TO THE
Il call of many voters. announce myself as
a candidate for Mayor, at the election in June.
ap9-te h. X. BECKTEL.
NOR MAY0R.-W. C. BRYAN Is A CAN
Il didate for Mayor. at the ensuing election.
ap6-ted
fVo THE VOTERS OF MEMPHIS. / AM
i a candidate for the Office of Mayor, at the
ID. ''' VIM D. FERGUSON.
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luxuries of lite, will find the names of all the
first-claf Lnsne.s houses in our city, together
with 3 haze uBag,t of other important infor-
nation In our Public Directory" column on
TIE f,-t page II the PuBLIc LEDGER.
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