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, 1866-06-29
Grand Base Ball Tournament al
Rockford.
New Hampshire Ratiies the
Constitutional Amend
ment.
ANIMAL MEETING STATE BOARD
OF EDUCATION.
Gold Closed in. New York
at 152 "a,


lspccta! Ocs patch 10 the Chicago T1jbnpe1
NAsn1SoToS. June ~
eAeo APPOINTMENTS.
enI sooa5 aproahted Gol. II. l.. Wal
.c- y, Ir,.. -, ''tno.~ eatalss. 10 DC A'sct-
~ ,a 4.efeunc IL The Flrst o. Chicago
t,o ,,n-,s,...."" .e'e! rage removed. and
.h WIS rent 70 The Senate and 1cfes.rd
t:., =, r., ~tc' IL IS understood that
-. - - u"o.. ~ "a= te1e'Fcd Inc l'EcRfd~nt's
~. -. .-r.. 49, 49, seo tos'ina-icrhsp. and bis
.'... ~r - "'s "o.a'uat'oa 10 * sent 10 The
,r., - .1, "ssA- nc o'nes Chicago ap7o'ai
49, 80 toue ooap'.
1,. "AnA SUR tASAt.
ne o,teaee'of tn the se''a1c Today on the
S1acsfa ship Canal Fill lndtcatu y.rv ustnlv fh,,
l., ~. ~. tsa" ~ III" eu.es III not be ar1red
10y i''at Ho1s. II al teemrd TO indicate that
..an.e ou1 tne otii Will not b. able to
ts"'A;-s 'o.e h'o feenFc It's passxrc- The
n:-s1sTlon VIII l'r renewed. p.rilaps, to-morov.
Al" Fsofahiltletlare That the measure will ut1ma,r
e Ios'ptmed I'LL ne1F December.
THE FHr-coSKL1SG 1SEE.T,uAT,ox CASE
II crawI:: to close. Mr.. Cunktn... ,r,--
ane IF IN Inc h1nd- Of The p.GuteF and IL kad Nv
'ho'e "h" htve se~n OF heard II 10 liz 1r;.,cnT
u tag nj nj Of the ffoso., starshal.a uurtau The
1'IfcA'tg,tlou wa. s.:sy parfpw in -,pp. ~.
whether The charses cpu,e1ned in t:rnrr.t r..
'f1trf ere fEue. The E,rer1l impression .mnnc
eonsfrsrmen IL that The committee will .ux;ain
'he 'at'cf.
TESSl%.EE AND TIE rnssr,-r-,,ox., ,~.-
HNa = common theme Of eouyrr-a,fnp hr,,. ,r
fdo!'fica Circles thsLa movement Is o, loo, IN ,,r
'ess inc hopes oflhosc bo to ]cad
ri It tue work Of reconttsuctIoa hv ,hc atn,,,,o,
OF the conssiintional amendment, hi, mnvrr,rn,
ia" for lite object io prevent the assembling OF The
Il 81 lstutc nj tic extra eestlon calI,d foy Ees,..
Say ntst. II IL given out lhat come ,prnh,r h,r
atsaa$ pit dyed themselves 10 not sppcar and IT !.
, 1866-06-29
GaF3baldt ntsd His Volunteer.
ICr'7etpocdt ncc Of The f4opdou DAILY SrEs

floEEAeE. satnruay. June :.
t:.nt.,sT c.Mnent h1* wisely delt1sutDc4 thst
caltala1 ,esn arp<aT on the herpe 10 take euu-
msno O. ntt volunteers ooiy 1t the !aAf euoa2~nt,
motn All t. rrHos- and The time sof imnedis,e sc-
mined 10 he ruidrd r1itrely tu tb,s 4. n o. ~
snath =. " fac ~t.hts os 3ar Gore4u1cpt Ncxn-
ttne , &c hcaf good tse.oce from Cxotr4a. One ct
ar !slsnd ttrt.r fh1t The Gcuefaix hcalih b.. rof
=; ~ 70 caeel cn u It t. nu< Ios Iun lime ,s.f.
~ r w. IT. 1sssiFs sn ~: roc N." 'oe Tue zost
oipIoms'J US rxNdesninr Italy. she tldp-. OF .br
a"aI donatnf ot The ,eccd eonEerrzcc 60; hs,
On ihr 1th ii this mouth he xzo.e 10 hi. rid
.sena. N2afn Naeeni- g:tn: tlaI 10 lei II lr
Sour sh4t III Hho ns.ned 10 belong 10 The sofut,-
spIosnird for Thai puspo-v; Ipr,~ ssrr fhe t;.1
aH - he9c He have srrular inanta:'oa of IcttcT.
no s'<nn, Ut; ~h'rh l. njur,ous 70 cand, ,dafer
nln 'h~ ooencneuis ilkcly 10 be lo+f.~ kpox n..r
!n|1 re- 10 which youn. hoy. %cascs1v tnost Tim
sm!a: f.n arsy from his ton,- f7et~1,ee and
~ srr1- The General k.It I'm wfa bio, in i.
ran tooto, I'll! n bpJxE1 rsuty Occurred of ,frdinr
1hr csr=ot-st;on Of The volunteer sorc.- ii ,h-
- stn:.r' orsaa7ed: ibe -eccrt md ara nss,51
fo' 'oe "soesf 1aaAirE s17ad STo@zrss-
The RuA>fzu aruy.
a hstrf acd'r-ted grutn Tolhsu.s to III. r. ~
~: nc :ssatc.t sss4rry Il oher71ed - To tue
r!ser fteetse ouy II <ays 1ttacr 4,( 1hr ID
s41r q tfA7n anc Of cta1css II e7acam1urns.
~ amJ I. esidt.tiy lcsas .5tsa:d
sIe1snenns along fne t1ff<fn frontier OF Es.tir1s
f~tont G mr. = from i'odo;lx t.alr gh4: KSstt+n
,o,* ase constantly o. .he raareh so*1rd he
u t'ahcta ~tLen j. srasrr4e4 ii tbe nFr,4 al 1,,n
.oens ~ Au.*asn artntr. who nsr end~asps1uf 10
~ un iac Au:seniaa. Of taat ro.tDos b, ,:i,.nr
Afftn1'o7 10 the etcsy Of sh~ t;r.~s He -nn herr
~ O4H's iffoer ooor 70 nnaeu for hu.ttn.'
, 1866-06-29
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Ea31<8 &kste4 C1xtu16 rA4xx Matsex1.
tsps1s pe.=a:eA to .Ae cz:> 1s.n@&.

In sAe t@:E Sss:<s C=e== cE: teex1. + -
Ef&1-1 ezse & s. >:k.S Tx~.@< =" A. r. r.
es.3 1SGk~u. sS..-eesEs @ EG<x@ a &tSeEeEss
tA< GET a.1sRtt r sS1vas = .Ae >E1xxaoe Corr
q fE .--ce <"1-~-- E7Ea tksrEEtE.- A1Ef beex4
- xleA* = ~ .ss.r' % ~ r7esosvd >. za< essEx
xtaA&7 stz1y esys-
II the e.e q 5saa C. E:zzsaek n. 1oaa E. Cxu-
ff9&E I'D 0.AEx.. E-Pess- rtGnekze6 ~II@
AN1e51 n Ata5E. xxs=te- sqr Ee.p ~ xxeke-sA
Il f1ttE c{ LIZ s1tRs1E
, 1866-06-29

Ihe French Fleet.
!Faris tJurt ~, Correspondence Of thr 7,,,.n-
ia --~-

~ rokf.r3{ {.'ua Q 1be atsus1pcr- Of r-a,ra,,r
Tnsn y tne fTtsef may add thst ie.ter. fyo-a
4u1hoo ftfc1teo 10 d4y <'1te tha. p3dc1R Lxte l,u
tsn 10 leu Iron rhtpaulde1r herr for th,s7y ,,on
a1''nol'onrd haAts for dbstmh1fkatlun 10 81 rrsov
~ ,Lt 15th o. 1u!y. DF sdd,nr mis- 10 ia uir.l
nonf stui%e n sae r1s,rspet Of The Sd.ta:tt. o.
Of French nent44uy ~ e~'s
, 1866-06-29
Aae &'<AltDon Of the AuA{flan Armr.
lFfon TIC Augsburg Gszet.e, Juuc I'll

'.t +. t1sIH u ~ thAp tunictt 10 II Ntihoui din.
cun3 tbc iH'f!ttou of The trooo+. The oeu.fe 1.
nutz: NJ 1eh s'ns exte1,d- grotn It1Cne ipe asu
Hszseni,rss .; sa1opy th.t l. 70 ~. along tht
~, aho.e tssr"s- IL o:r1p.e*: lille be
fos. All thaf potitaon, ~1ta sts loTrc%-e1 OF
s1seue. ;r ninu'x. kdn,:7erstk: jo-erh-taai md
i1u+.san ts't'tionr t<i~c<n Kose. Eei.tc. t;,st1.
sno t.txfiaz The co71a G dszat<s cautoned to d.
.n!0t!sa f1tnp Of ctAox. and 1oa1nlnx The *.
ists:eIi<z1 nssuacr TO l1u4tla Of ! WY sxs,0us
fa.sa.,cI. @ Ioe Aus1rian iusc+ iasuinx isusn Crs-
NV micnt. n 1sc- ~ IN Ell Of <1su5, orcs1hyotr
.nr ch in.fisn ~Ins. aon. IN +p,fe oi ssc %;snnr-
.sos o ho@ct and c1c~tf. ot,c.1ie sesscaI paryc-
~ t.r, ~ e. oa 'hc lt.1sn tn~ oi es,tnz0nntatsoa Up
1:Irrlsu. which would have dee4de2 ~;.11 ~, ~
eotnfatca IN sfIctia- Noting L. ne-trx1rd 10
aaaAe etAeo~ m amnaeuee 3atssneAtd ear,p, .T1zW
, 1866-06-29
4be Pru~@1an Army.
ffFutn ff1s rsr& tAr. y. -,

me elective slFenrtb Of The Ftnsstao s.7nr IN
~ i hade Ut Of IS tauallou~ OF anl1nlry. S:i
paus~ OF tic aEt1,rry OF the ioytfr,, ;, f..,t,ii ~
y. t.1nt Il st-+oscf hing like frota 6Hp 10 80 90
H 1H9.o,aF; Eaae1ty <irniy-6xe yfas. a.o. ~ u
ih,losophie7t Rrcttsrf tor Jekl. a,nouutrd tc1tn.
a!1 ms yst1t p'cce OF ntws: -.June e The k,nr
o.. " tIuf+a frs1rwed al t;ruucrx 04 3bs regiments
~ r1usfis* eastern and re.iEsE>) nhfch fu9ua 10
9fmy o. a@.hn tn.n." ltui the pttxleccx-~s OF
.stts - ~ ~: ~to cor1a lot thrI cct 1a--11A7
noae snxn @AaD to4ok4t, u1s Frederick The Gtra.
The hc1o Of tbe Hc,en I&sr.' Nar ~ 1.rtn. ~
NoelIseA 10 ihc cNpQne1u Of Silent
, 1866-06-29

~0tveT Ter tn< EXxe1eso4 of RAe r1l1-
s8~AspF2-
fs31x- Sese :&.-Ye:eEssv e-xa*x~ 4 eor-@ az
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s1xe e. eE1a<ex<. r. su1sx~ soE fhe Ex1eRssap
q sa< Gstsa<s EL Hk-aA:1a ~1Eas 70 .Ae Xi-st~
s1T1x- Nsta taThE4h8e tefstkx II p$xaS r 4na m
a<Esss1x< eNF~0ry- $eket4ss wetx Hax$e b. a
Y %:gE.EA~ q &1xex3 (aa1sy: Ns.nE ACes 81
, 1866-06-29

ieas Httn!tn huf'ek e1ndtse teteEt.4:; Nnt.a
Ate1s LhA<In, e1a-sltal
1te rracnIt-e' nxtxk3oo ex2e az ssaa <yx-tar
II abe ratwr-a.J. md n lsfTiy x.1enasc -
se7J pstaex1t pctxftop.
, 1866-06-29

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k-Et<. Z xtrs * t~ezr< ats:iy- ~. 70 id -
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'osA--.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
~ se7Aa7 - I'll 3,<d
ioc ~f<x.fss. os thr liakrf ~. uu a13oe of
81. LII 1rfhaa1d 10 hzsv LIE zxuas,r of orr
1n 3s7tf snox <'tt Of fEzut tt31r1..oc xsa l,ond
-, oc CIspo@e q fian< H1ts q Tie pspce.tta:~
III TIM hozru. in- pssFo*e. Of frfe:~=rr
1or snt9<ts Qf iurar=nc- tttexte.t 3e1:-.4r d.
e1'Ison: "a ezSs< Qp1tx 1s sesoe 4et1o7 ~ xhssA
o..a"F the fa1'~ ~e4r paid to +ous. cuap1a,er :a
HhAa txrtsse1s aad hnen Ens3e ~ab o,tbefv hsx H.
san1e ~ o. ahe Norma; asu:lssnz- s,n snoeo9 Q4
~ n<sofs. II -. sero.tct I'm. s..e vt:a: nc,
sn"nse nts.1sstr nc i*z.- 70 ile Stx.h A=azsern
los1s.ofr toh pxnr. 81 Se~ forI- - ueae 10.
.us1sce Company. q Fe-Fi1: - Yt-e md Xx,1s-
~. .rr's*~ *H'1aEE." md ~-~kee1aon n.2yxsxr
Sosnpstv, a. arr now Issad 10 tk- Lzsssiisra.-
-teu1ns sod - Sck1h An.z1<zn lnsararsr Con.
3ary. ot 111ssos4thi1 ~>N@''
d. Fosasf e&fard LIE toGIo<.or:
i.:ss L*ss<s: 1:.as w. t's-<e b. s:z.,n.~d e7=-
tight md aasl<sIJ to ri lisc lt.s ao4 h,~ s.e.
1,rE.tx 10 tbc S<4tas1 t1s,.Trisy, md, u s.ox
Il. arh- Adopted. -
II s'ones. C tshalf II the Aod.t.o- c<-z1.rre
70 ~nt'fa e1. fE3e1To6 th- Trpex1 ot C. w. boAdea
5rra.srf cf the u.s7d ot Eaasstson. rro3..ed ts.1
tt1et s.1e MaEa II <137:d 1oe fkcrr-:xd TIC k.1o..
LIE xht it1a 1h&1e&:
, 1866-06-29
EYE & EAR.
.ORPORATION NOTICE

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Ne9eAe. u EaE1oc Ccnne3k Of Or e311 os Chaezr
10 = sfcsss k3x Xosle E:z+xE, 6ou1 u @s6xa10a
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ne Geax1 Fa9s. n aa1A etsy aa<t2y. MT Aeyt1tn
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et1x& fms<uF&WEk < g. G1sDEEk
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, 1866-06-29
xew Hzwp.Atxe Rssas<. sA< ceussstu-

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C@nxn3 y. g. JKne 73-Ths Hoese a R11
s<E:atis<s- TIA sssE17uo<- eass<a Tx rx-pezvf1-
G1 4=Axxsx<E ~ sosk oe-Jx1s. 81. Ezyx M
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FROM WASHINGTON,

Col. NJ. L. Wallace Nomi-
mated as Internal Rev
enue Assessor for
Chicago.
CONGRESS-.
DEBATE IN THE SENATE ON The
NIAGARA SHIP CANAL.
Minnesota Land Grant Rail-
road Bill Passed by
the House.
Bill Passed Granting Lands 10
Nevada for Mining
Bureau.
nOU>E PROGRESS on TIE
TARIFF BILL.
Movements Of Russian Tr0opS
T-catr If a,1;,n.o potuoor
' M
.
A1Nt1O.
run Al alllaACE.
, 1866-06-29

@~@S% ss%11SW N@N&AAES3kSN& NJ SEfEzN4X
CITY, Nevada
<AH FRsH<M<o. Juee t&-rne seexrs fz-h yfr.
Ezas1 %fy- S<r7&A- Destroyed p<uuxxty to ea<
1aaH1 u &1Gca- 1=& FeIE3kxet E<E hxEss,tst
, 1866-06-29

To amoEut ieoe1Erd tron Nx.hee,a1
r. ..a nnasa .e9 a.c q room 70 !utl..---. Fat;
-. a Aa4kH.. :. ..,.. e. n
TormoEn1 Fectltc6 3oF Tc1u<o 10 Nadtj
rs ..-: el' ..-:..--.-..:.--.-- --:....-.-.- Lz.l1;
20 shA'aEs n ce7stt Tor Txn. o{ fxz7a. LIZ ID
10 aEsoEus fsers>rd trosa >s1.e al M.
oo't -"'.-.--..- ------......--..-. - 1.tc N
'4'-''-'..-..--.......-.... -.-- tl6.ae1I5 =.
=. loN1k1-
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p p.r .r, ~" r .oft-..:-...-..----. t5E1
~ NV. iI.er6
- @A~~Hot u ND 10 h1l10cE.-.-.-... <-S11 =
4~'"'''..- 1850. ..--..-.~...---.. E3Gs,l =,
HffkutX0 FEan.
10 @1oos13 o. hs1c - PR h zef'oe.-.. fs1os ::
., ENxTNA,
T.. anpn. a ~; sot1a" o. suo otttu f-.:-.
- ~Ssat III ak1os 70 uai3tce-....-.-. &C.
A0tAA. II EST II
, 1866-06-29
FROM BLOOAINGTON.

ANIMAL Tcrlinr Of tic HoeSetv Of x.f.
nFnt tteAassFt-1'cu1stseu m eue~uuent Exrr~
rtsc~ Ut INT ttsiunts NSrslr3 an G~1y~f-
HttS-AnnaAt necttn% Of the xtate
H~A5d OF h.dscnaS.,u.
{Spcttsi OexrA.cu TO The s.aicaeo 1s1tu...i
, 1866-06-29

ING ttafenent that the Military Committees Of
The Senatc ard House arc endeayo,tnn Ia .~rrr
upon IN Amy bill II without foundation. Tb-r
hsve hed no Joint meeting. nor his there beeu nv
conference between them On The subject, As n,at.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-21

FAST DRIvISG.--0fficer Mccormick,
yesterday, arrested James Cole, charged
with driving at break-neck speed on our
streets. Mr.. Cole put up a forfeit and
was to have an examination to-day. We
do not knowif the charge was sustained,
but there is certainly too much Of this
fast driving in our city. and il should be
stopped.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-21

ASSESSING PRoPERrY.-The Board last
evening passed a resolution that the
Mayor appoint three Assessors, for the
purpose Of assessing property subject to
taxation for the fortieth corporate year.
His Honor named Messrs. Sam Tighe,
H. L. Guior and W. H. Taylor, and n.
L. Lawrence for Assessors clerk. The
nominations were concurred in by the
Board v sy
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-21
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT.-TwO FINE ROOMS, WITH
Il board. gentleman and wife, or single
gentlemen can be accommodated.
marl9 c. RANDALL. $40 Front ST.
NOR RENT.-THREE LARGE ROOMS
L over our store. To responsible tenant
msri3-im ELS0N BROS. 2g7 Main st.
NOR RENT.-THE BEST BUSINESS OF
fce in Memphis, suitable for a banking and
brokerage office. The best location N the CITY
at is Madison street, corner of the alley. APP
ply SUM I" wHITMORE BROTHERS,
ia23 PUBLIC LEDGER Office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-21

TAX ON PROPERTY OCCUPIED BY THE
GovERNMESr. The following communi-
cation was read from his Honor, the
Mayor, to the Board on this subject last
evening, which was ordered to be printed ;
TO the honorable Aldermen Of The city Of Mem
phn;
GEsTLEMEE: End the United States
authorities at Washington have decided
that no rents shall beallowed parties for
property when the Government occupied
the same, therefore the tax should be
RENTED. ~ JoHY PARK, Mayor
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-21
10 dav bills. 4 per cent. discount.

10 day bills, Il per cent. discount.
Gold is decidedly on the wane. -------s,---.-
The Banks buy Gold to-day rsluetantly, at
%, and no demand of consequence. They ship
TO New York. Silver 20 buying. Is selling.
Interest bearing Notes improve as the inter-
est accrues. Dates :of June, 1854, command
IO7; of July, 1854, lOG1s of August, 1854
100; of October. 1884. 1881 of December 1854.
los; of May, 1865. nc prem. as8ahui
City Scrip and Coupons, 90 to CSC.
Mississippi Cotton Money. no SALE
There is continued good demand for Union
Bank notes at 81 buying, aud &C selling.
Planters Bank notes are bought at % and
sold at 90. ~
Bank Of Tennessee notes are dull and heavy
with no demand, though it is now conceded that
all dates, irrespective Of signatures. will be ac-
kuowledeed in liquidating prior to May. 1861.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-21
THE CITY.
ME MP H >:
Wednesday Eve'g. March FL, 1866

Our PUBLIC DIREcToRY. Strangers
visiting the city in quest Of any OF the
necessities or luxuries of life, will 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 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-21

THE remains of General Robert Hat
ton, one of Tennessee's most distin-
guished sons, who fell early in the contest
of the great rebellion, will, in a few days,
be Inferred at Lebanon, Tenn, with due
honor and ceremony, by the Odd Eel
lows o. F. Prescott, Esq, Of this city,
left Yesterday afternoon, to preside on
that occasion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-21

HER mirror may satisfy a lady that her
dress is faultless-that all thai can fas-
cinate the eye is combined in her eos
tume-but yet she will not consider her
self irresistible until she has added the
browning charm to her attractions, by
sprinkling Phalon's "Night-Blooming
Cereus" on her lace handkerchief
Portland Press
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-21

one, and we trustit will be acted on at
once; That the City Engineer be, and
is hereby authorized, to advertise for
proposals TO lay down all the loose rock
now lying at various portions Of the land
ing, in such places as may be directed
by the Landing Committee. Proposals
to be closed within ten days from date
and work 70 be done in six months. Z Il
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-21
Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

Corrected daily By r. p. BoLLISs. President
Ho.ne Insurance. and Trust Company.
Exchange sin adheres to its old status Of =
premium, selling. and y discount, buying
Time bills are freely taken At the following
ouotntious. Thirty day bills. 1,zper cent. dis
cunt. ffteeu day bins, x per cent discount;
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PLANK CRossrSos. - The Board last
evening ordered the laying down of plank
crossings on New Madison street, at the
Charleston Hotel, and at the intersection
of Wellington and New Madison streets.
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TO TAX PAYERS.

OFFior OF CTFr Tix.O,LLEcToE.1
(Real Re tate,l
MENPHIs. TzNN.. Janusry II, 1855 ,
In accordance with q rcsolutson passed by
the Board Of MayuT and Aides M en-. December
ga, 1865, a discount Of tive per e nt. per month
viii be allowed upon all taxes d ae the city Tor
the seth corporate yea. ana eDdi ug June 9th,
ls66. which shall b paid in Cash between this
date and the end OF said corporal. year,
faf7-sm Ia N-Ccile-tcr.
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IT'S Evss so-That Wolf, of the Belle
Memphis Saloon, No. IA Adams street,
opposite the worsham House, has the
best qualities of liquors and wines that
can be found in the city, and can mix up
the best drinks that are made.
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WHARFBoAT MICHIGAN, MARCH 20,
ls66.-The Office of the Memphis and st.
Louis. Packet Co. (for the present. is on
wharf-boat Michigan, up stairs. Parties
claiming damage on goods sunk, on
wharfboat, can have the same settled by
presenting them at the office.
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HORSE SrEALISG-S. A. Maginis was
yesterday taken in charge by the police
and lodged in the Station-house, on the
suspicion that he had stolen a horse
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RAT KntIHG. The rat killing still
continues at Cooper's rat-pit, at the Gay
oso Hall, and affords much amusement
and delight to the lovers of that kind OF
fun. Those who admire this kind OF
amusement should give Cooper a call
this evening, as he is going to have rare
times there on this occasion. ,st
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JOHNSON CLUB MEETNG.-This club
win hold meeting, at Exchange Build
ing, this evening at clock. 1t is stated
that Col Moses White will address the
-. l.
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REAL ESTATE SoLD.-Yesterday, Mon
sarrat, Lanier & Co. sold a number of
lots, situated ON Fifth street, Chelsea, at
an average of thirty dollars per foot
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DoLBEARs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 23O
Main street Open the entire year, New
pupils can begin any day in bopk-seep-
ing, writing, etc, etc.
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BOLD OUTRAGE-A man logged gen
tleman from the landing to the CONNER
cial Hotel last night, and when the latter
stepped in the doorway Of that hotel,
crying murder, the other struck him a
severe blow on the head and ran away
DR.. Keller was called to dress the wound,
which was found severe but not dan
gerous.
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Fresh SHADl--Fresh Shad, from Au
gusta, Ga, to be had daily at 4l6 Main
street tt ml4lW
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The Port of Memphis.


The weather is beautiful both over head
and under foot.
Business at the landing this morning
was moderate.
The river is still rising but slowly.
The following is the port list for the
past twenty-four hours:
Arrivals.
Edward Walsh, St Louis
90 st. Patrick, Louisville, ttf.s .ta
~4 Henry Won Phul, st. Louis
Melnotte, New Orleans.
White Cloud, New Orleans.
Tennessee, Cairo.
Calumet, Evansville
Justice, White river.
rr Lady Gay, New Orleans
: p David White, New OrleanE
Departures.
Edward Walsh, New Orleans.
Henry Won Phul, New Orleans
Calumet, New Orleans.
Superior, Evansville.
Melnotte, Cincinnati
White Cloud, St Louis
Adam Jacobs, ST. Louis.
Little Rock, Little Rock.
Commercial, Duvalfs Bluff
Des Arc, Vieksburg.
Ella Faber, Louisville.
Kenton, St Louis.
a David White, St. Lonis.
Lady Gay, St Louis. 4ll
Boats in Port 5e
81. Patrick, Guidon, Jus..ee Natoma,
Bart Able, r. NJ Bishop, Alice Dean,
Celeste and Tennessee.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For New ORLEAYs.-The No pas
senger packet Bart Able, leaves as above
at five o'clock this evening. She is
in charge of the popular Capt, l.. a.
Drouillard, with the people favoritesi
Joe Banfl and W. c. Page, in the office.
For a trip down to New Orleans no better
boat could be taken, SIS the Bart Able
offers every indictment for comfort and
safety.
For CAIRO AND LoUIsyILLE.-Ihis day
at 5pm. the magnificent steamer St.
Patrick departs for Louisville and all
wsy points. She is one of the best boats
on the river, affording every comfort a
traveller can expect Captain George
O Hart, her commander, is universally
acknowledged to be one Of the cIeveres'
men in the business, and her clerks
Messrs 0. Hewitt and ]. W. Green, are
Jolly, good fellows, ever looking after the
comfort of their passengers
For ARKANSAS RIyER-The hne steam
or Guidon leaves as above at . O'CLOCK
this evening. She is in charge of the
gallant Captain Lee, with the favorites j
A Whitaker and VIM. HARRISON clerks
| She is a comfortable and safe boat, anC
offers every accommodation.
For ARKANSAS RIvER-The slendi'
steamer Celeste, in charge of the popu
lor Reese Pritchard, with the amiabl'
In Lane in the office, leaves as abov,
Kat 5 o clock this evening. She is an
No. Arkansas river packet and offer
every accommodation to passengers an'
Miscellaneous.
The Vicksburg broke both her shaft
below Vicksburg, but will be here IN tim
TO take her regular day in the trade
The river rose two inches in the pas
twenty-four hours.
The Arkansas is rising, with sufheien
water for packets to Fort Smith
White and St. Francis rivers are full
The river is falling slowly at St LOUIS
also at Cairo.
The Ohio is rising at Pittsburg-
The Cumberland is reported rising an
OVERLOOKING the country surrounding.
The St. Louis Republican, Of the l9tf
is responsible for the following;
Capt Jno. A. Williamson, formerly {
the Lady Gay, has taken charge OF ih
new steamer Mariner. Wonder If h
sin thinks "nigger" is as good as
white man. The negro is as unpopula
| ,,r1ar tho cOu
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LAMA gas lamp was ordered to be
placed on the south side of Exchange
street, between Third and Fourth, by the
Board last evening.
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ARRESTS -The police made seventeen
arrests yesterday and seven last night.
The most Of them we're for drunk and
disorderlY.
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THROUGH TRAIxs-Trains OH the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad will commence
running through again to-day
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Cotton Market.

The Cotton market was very weak this morn
ing. There was another Decline Middiings
ranging from 81 to BE.
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THEkTEE-Rvery- seat in the house
was occupied last evening, on the occa-
sion of the second. appearance of the
talented and grea actor, Mr. Joseph
Proctor, who PEI sonated his master
character, that Of the Jibbenainosay,
in which part he : sands unriyalled. He
was ably assisted by the company, Who
supported lin W ah more than its usual
vim. Mr. Proct y was truly sublime
The thrilling efIe {. q his Appearing with