Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-06

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of the county seat yesterday. After the
disposal of the Wise case to-day, the
court will adjourn, and openes at Som
erville on Monday.
NATIONAL THEATRE Continued and
attraction for this evening.
First night Of the roaring burlesque, en-
titled Scenes at the Opera, together with
the Magic Penny, Sally and Her Hoops,
The Lirely Lille Aokes, The NerUes,
etc Immense success Of Miss Albertine
Miller, the graceful danseuse. Come
Everybody and see her, as her engage
ment is limited to few night longer 70
ALDERMEN There is good prospect
of having an efficient and competent
Board Of Aldermen elected, judging from
the many gentlemen announced as can
didates Among those running in the
Third Ward, We notice Mr.. E. Wicker
sham. He is young man Of bright
promise, with good business qualifca-
tions, and would fill the position in
creditwble manner. We wish him luck.
CRIMINAL RT.-Judge Hunter has
returned from his pilgrimage and will
open the Criminal Court on Wednesday,
with 1912 cases on the docket. Last
term closed with 1886 cases. There are a
good many indictments against gamblers,
one sporting gent having ninety.eight
against him.
NoTlcg ANY one wishing to engage
in the drug trade now has an opportu.
nifty 10 purchase an interest in first
class drug store, on Main street. Ad-
dress Druggist" lock-box 24l, Mem
phis Rapidly declining health is the
cause of sale.
MEMPHIS, Sept "a, 1866. 80
PAINTING has given us the Heart of
the Andes, but the perfumes of their
Eden wales is wanting in the picture.
That can only be realized here, in the
perfume of Phalon's Might Blooming
Cereus," prepared from their most fra
grant flowers -Ashtabula Telegraph. 90
FIRST BAPTIST CHlRcH There will
be preaching in this Church tomorrow
morning at ii o'clock and tomorrow
evening at o'clock by the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Miller. The Sabbath school and
Bible classes meet at clock q. IN. the
young peoples prayer meeting at 4 p m.
BEAUTIFUL signs painted by Frank
Pope, at 46 Monroe street.
LODGE OF PERFECTION. We under
stand that on Monday next Lodge of
Perfection Scotch rite f. A. M will be
held at the Baptist Church, on Second
street. 1t will be public affair, and one
Of the grandest speciacles ever Witnessed
in the city
NATIyB PEARL oerSus PORCELAIN
Dentists ware is poor substitute + .t
Natures Let those whose believe use ii =.
Sozodont, which, if daily applied, VIII
prevent all necessity for false teeth by
keeping the real ones sound and healthy
CRIcKET CLUB. AT a recent meeting
of the ST. Georges Cricket Club, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected officers:
President, NJ T. Williamson; Vice
President, Thomas Cox; Treasurer,
John Hunt; Secretary, A. II Levin
started for ST. Louis, via the Memphis
and Ohio railroad, last night where he
succeeds Miss Charlotte Thompson, who
opens at the New Memphis Theatre on
Monday night in the Lady Of Lyons.
MEETING To.NIGHT There will be
meeting of Conservative men held to-
night at Exchange Building, for the pur-
pose of nominating 6t men to fill the
various offices at the approaching cleo
ton.
STEALING MoNEY.-Frank alias Thos
Fl. Walden was commit, D to jail this
morning, on warrant iss b. Esquire
Miller on complaint Of Jo.aph Lory, for
stealing seventy dollars IN currency.
No QUORUM The Board of Mayor
and Aldermen were to have held an ad-
journed meeting last evening. No quo
rum was present, and an adjournment
until Tuesday was agreed upon.
A WATCH CAsE-Thomas Duncan was
before Esquire Creighton, yesterday,
charged with stealing a watch from a
fellow workman. He was committed for
trial at the Criminal Court
AID FOR THE Po0R.-The steamer
Adam Jacobs landed four hundred sacks
of corn here, yesterday, destined for the
poor of North Alabama, from the merch-
ants of 81 Iouis