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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-05


SCHOOL BoARD.-The Board Of School
Visitors met yesterday evening for the
transaction Of business. The Superin-
tendent made report, in which he
said that "the number of scholars in
attendance is twelve hundred. The
number has somewhat fallen off, as is
usual in the spring session. l have the
pleasure to report that your charter has
passed the Legislature and is now law !;
but as yet certified copy of the same
has not been received at this office. A
rough draft of the charter lay before
yon for your reference. Also, the pay
roll for the month of May, amounting to
1904 49," A communication was re-
ceiyed from committee of the Teachers
Association, reques ing that the teachers
he elected al an earlier date than has
been customary representing that the
examination aud appointment OF teach
ers AZ the commencement Of vacation,
instead of at its close as heretofore, is
an advantage TO both the Board and
teachers; to the former, because 1t al
fords them two months in which to adj
vertse for, or select from the numerous
applications made those best qualified
for their respective positions; whilst the
teachers, who may not be appointed to
their former positions, will have two
months in which to seek other situations,
or prepare for future examination.
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MEMPHIS LOYAL LEAGUE. We have a
Loyal League 10 Memphis that meets
weekly, and is constantly receiving ac-
cessions of persons who are moved to join
by the excess of their patriotism or the
advancement of their interests. But
everything does not glide along smoothly
in the Radical camp. There are two
parties in it, and something that hap
pened at the last two meetings came
near resulting in a general row 1t
appears that United States civil officer,
who has many friends in the League,
was proposed and black-balled. This 80
exasperated his friends that the petition
of prominent Radical was withdrawn
at the last meeting, ostensibly because
he was absent at Nashville, but really
because his friends were afraid that the
admirers of the black-bslled gentleman
intended returning the compliment to
him. The Leaguers are very much an
noyed at these difficulties, some of them
especially, who are afraid that if the
League was broken up all their hopes
might be blasted.
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DARING ROBBERY Early this morn
ing some individuals entered room on
the third floor of the building occupied
by Ferre & Andrews, 270 Front street,
and searched the pockets Of three gem
tlemen sleeping there. From the pocket
of one they took a watch, loosened it
from the chain, and after looking at it,
not thinking it of sufficient value, or en-
Pertaining very high regard for the
owner, returned it, Another occupant of
the room was Capt Goodwin, Of the firm
of Z. G. Thompson & Co., cotton mer-
chants, whose Office is in the rear Of the
store of Ferre & Andrews They searched
his pockets, taking some small change,
the store key, safe key, and the key Of
his private whiskey barrel, and then pro-
ceeded down stairs, entered the store
without difficulty, went to Thompson d
Co. s safe, unlocked it, made a general
investigation, and appropriated between
two and three hundred dollars in specie.
They then left, leaving the key in the
safe, and the store door unlocked. The
parties that committed this robbery were
well posted in regard to the habits Of the
parties robbed, and carried the affair
through quite systematically.
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Musical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the
most extensive establishments in the city
of Memphis, so far as musical merchan-
disc is concerned, is that of Mr.. Leopold
Gepel, No 375 Main street, in the Jack
son Block. 1t matters not what kind Of
an instrument yon may desire, you can
find it there, and the proprietor and his
assistants are always ready to attend to
visitors and conduct them through their
establishment Mr.. Gepel is agent for the
celebrated pianos manufactured by
VIM. Knabe & Co., of Baltimore, as we'll
as several other distinguished makers of
organs, guitars, aud other instruments.
He has large stock of pianos always in
store, and n choice variety of nearly
every instrument that music was ever
drawn out of by any artists of the nine
teehth century.
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If there is anybody in the city who does
not know him, they should call imme-
diately at No 1906 Main street, where he
has opened large establishment for the
transaction Of the auction and commits
sion business, and has extensive facili-
ties for storing all the goods that his
friends may consign to him Mr. Cayce
has been identified with the auction bust
ness in Memphis since the days of the
Oldest inhabitant, and has made name
that is household word in Memphis and
the surrounding country. With his pop
ularity and the continuance of the faith
full attention to business which has char
acterized him in the past, we bespeak for
him successful future Call on the old
man, for, like Richard, he is himself
again"
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LEGAL.
Chanoery Court OF Memphis. Tenn

Chanoery Court OF Memphis. Tenn
Martha sherwood.
~.
Leon Sherwood,
1T appearing from affidavit in this cause that
i the defendant, Leon sherwood; IS mon
resident of the State of Tennessee 1t is here
fore ordered that he make his appearance here
in at the Courthouse in the city of Memphis,
Tennessee, within the first three days OF the next
term Of said Court, to commence on the second
Monday in November, 1866, and plead, answer
or demur to complainant's bill, OF the same will
be taken for confessed, as to him, snd set for
hearing er-pdrte; and that copy OF this order
be published once a week. for four successive
A copy-attest: A. ALSrON,
= 'Y'' NNfb 1 Clerk * Master
Robertson a Miller. Sol. for Com iel .lawlt
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EXTRA sized linen pants kept by
Drake 4 Co., Ne. 277 Main street.

ARTISTIC PAINTING Hook 4 Lagrill,
80 Union street have the name Of being
the best painters in the city, whether
viewed from an artistic or useful
standard they are also punctual Those
requiring painting, paper hanging,
glazing, etc, done, should look after
their own interests by employing this
firm gt..
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TRYING THE FREEDMEs IA verbal
message from the Mayor was received at
the Recorders Court, this morning, to
the effect that it required no order TO try
the freedmen, and Recorder Creighton
took up their cases and administered
justice according to the rules of bis
Court-the general sentence being, Let
him pay the lowest fine
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The ELECTION is a diversity
of opinion among legal gentlemen as to
whether we will have an election on the
18th. The books for the registration Of
voters are icing prepared, and some con
tend that if the registration is finished in
time an election can legally be held.
Some decision should be made in this
matter by those who are posted, if only
for the benefit of candidates, who are
suffering terribly, both in mind and
pocket
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A BAD BoY.-A fast youth was up be-
fore the Recorder this morning for being
drunk and disorderly He paid theusnai
fine with alacrity, and requested the Re-
corder's clerk to change his name 50 that
his father would not know he had been
on spree. We suppress the name Of
the youth, and hope. he will do better in
~ s8f
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RELIGIOUS. The meeting at the First
Baptist Church last night was deeply in
teresting Owing TO the unfavorable
weather, and the condition of the streets,
the congregation was not large. but pro-
found earnestness characterized all the
exercises. The number of anxious per
sons was large IN proportion to the size
of the congregation. There was one con
version during the services. The dura-
ton Of this series of meetings is linn
tied only by the continued interest mani
tested by the congregation.
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CONSTIPATION or THE BovELs-When
this is merely accidental or occasional, a
dose of Robacks Sugar Coated Blood
Pills is the only treatment necessary
but when it has become habitual, it calls
for further attention. Want Of exercise
is generally the chief cause, especially
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The Port of Memphis.


this morning, and there is a probability
that we will have slight rise Business
this morning looked lively in comparison
with that of the pas, week The weather
was clear and sultry.
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures since our last:
Arrivals.
Lilly, Yazoo City.
Henry Ames, st. Louis.
Olive Branch, sSt Louis.
Morning Star, Louisville.
Magnolia, New Orleans.
Continental, St Louis. fI.
Mohawk (tow-boatl, New Orleans.
Naugatuck, Cincinnati ii
Departures.
Lilly, St Louis.
Henry Ames, New Orleans
Olive Branch, New Orleans 10
Lady, Hale's Point
City of Cairo, St. Louis. ft-f
Continental, New Orleans.
Magnolia, St Louis.
Mohawk (tow-boat), st. Louis,
Boats in Port.
Commercial Morning STAR Manga
tuck. Centralia, Flora, Des Arc, North
west.
So - Boats Leaving To-day.
The celebrated steamer Des Arc leaves
for Helena aud Vicksburg this evening
at 5 O clock, in charge of Captain Tom
Berry, with J. Lee Finney presiding in
her Office This boat is fast, sets good
table, and has as good a set Of officers as
ever trod plank.
Ohio river travellers are informed that
about clock this evening the new and
elegant packet Morning Star sails for
Cairo and Louisville. The well-known
Ike DOLLS commands, while Frank Bank
smith will be found at her desk, which is
a guarantee for speed, safety and com
fort.
Everybody has heard Of the White
river packet Commercial, and her popu-
lar officers, Capt VIM. ]. Ashford and
clerks Jno. S. Sullivan and Chss Smith
ers. Well, the Commercial leaves this
evening at 5 clock for White river, and
passengers for that stream could not do
better than travel on her.
The steamer Northwest leaves for St.
Francis river this evening at FIVE clock.
~ Boats Leaving Tomorrow. tl|
Capt Jim Rowland's packet, the Adam
Jacobs, is the ST. Louis packet tomorrow
evening f.i
The Naugatuck is the Ohio river
traveller tomorrow, with Capt Bachelor
in command.
Miscellaneous. H'.I
White river is rising, with nine feet at
Jacksonport.
The Arkansas is reported rising, with
seven feet to Little Rock
St Francis river is still falling, with
six feet in the worst places.
The St Louis Democrat of yesterday
says the heaviest rain of the season fell
on Saturday morning The. river is sta
tionary at that point its downward
course being checked by the Missouri
rise This is the par excellence June
rise, but it won't amount to much we
believe, this season. There is fifteen
feet Oflvater to Cairo There has been
a rise of g few inches at St. Paul, but
low water is sure before long The Hi
n0is is also approaching a low stage.
Receipts of grain from the North con-
tinue heavy, and river business fair upon
the whole. The chsrtering of Light draft
stern-wbeelers promises to be a big item
shortly. Barges win likewise be in de-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-05

SAVE Your MoNEY.-You can save a
large share of your money by having
your job printinGexecuted at the PUBLIC
LEDGER office. We make a 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 workmen, have all
the latest and newest styles of type and
presses, and give entire satisfaction TO
all our patrons Bring in your favors 20
Is Madison street T,
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LEGAL,-Tbe Chancery Court was in
session yesterday Little was done ex-
cept the hearing of few motions Court
adjourned to Saturday next Judge
Smith intends resigning his position as
hancelor-cause, insufiicieney Of sal
airy 1t is reported that the Judge of the
Criminal Court will resign on the same
grounds, Iu the Circuit Court, Satur-
day, the case Of Bartlett, for murder,
was continued until next term, he giving
bonds for his appearance. Yesterday
the Court on scieri fdcids declared the
charter of the Memphis and Somerville
Plank Road Company forfeited.
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CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
.lilI1b M E M II HIS;
Tuesday Evening, June 5th. 1866

LOCAL NoTIcEs, when inserted among
the reading matter, will be charged
twenty cents per line for each insertion.
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D Gsyoso Savings Institution, No. ~ Mad
ison street. trsnssets a general Exchange ana
Banking business q win receive deposits buy
and sell foreign and domestic exchange, gold,
silver and uncurrent money.
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RE MovAL.

EM0yAL--Dr. A. WESsoN DEN GHEa
III tisi, having removed his ONO 70 IN ee.fffn
friends and the public for their liberal patron
age hoping that his earnest endeavors TO give
satisfaction la the past will guarantee him q
large share Of practice IN the tnture ne Is
fession in the most skillful manner.
HS-Dr. W. has new preparation Tor beauu-
fvine and cleansing the teeth. mls-lm
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Hembold's Extract Buchu gives health an

vigor to the frame and bloom to the paiiid
cheek. Debility is accompanied by many
alarming symptoms. andif 40 treatment Is SUP
mitted to, consumption, insanity or epiieptic MS
erme el.l Ilt- je4-lm
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MEMPHIS FEEIAYs-At a recent meet
ing of the Mitchell Circle of the Fenian
Brotherhood an election for officers re-
suited in tie choice Of Thomas W. Doyle
for Centre, Frank Cummings for Secre-
tary, and Daniel T. Candy, Treasurer.
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CABINET SALOON. There was happy
time at this saloon this morning, the oc
casion ofits opening. Those who should
be good judges pronounced the liquors,
etc, A No. |, and departed we'll salts
fed
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DoARD, 81 per week, al the Cosmo-
politan restaurant, No. 80 Monroe street
m29Im b. HoLLANDER 4 Co
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT.-A STORE-KAHN x FREE
IL BERd'S old stand, No. III Main street
Inquire on the promises. lez-l9
EoR RNT-ADEsIRABLE SUBURBAN
il residence, with outhouses, cisterns, orchard.
corporation fine. Apply 10 ~ =.
Q. III. DORI0N. JR.,
OF MOsby A DOrion.
my29-2w 3A Front street, up stairs.
NOR RENT.-H0USE FOR RENT AND
IL Furniture for sale at a bargain. Five min
utes' walk from Court Square. For particI-
lars. inquire at The Office Of this psner. m&-lw
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For non-retention OF incontinence OF urine.
irritation, Inflammation or liberation Of the
bladder. or kidneys. diseases Of the prostate
glands. stone in the bladder. calculus. gravel or
brick duet deposit, and all diseases Of the blad-
der, kidneys, and dropsical dwellings. use
Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu. je4-lm
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A LoSG NAP-We have been informed
that man living in Mississippi recently
took comfortable nap of fifty-six hours
precisely. He took his snooze in a barn
loft. andw unaccountably missing TO
his friends during that period.
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COMMON SCHOOLS view to the
establishment of the Common Schools,
Judge Leonard has directed that a census
of the population ofthe county of Shelby
be taken between the ages of 6 and q
years. The work is TO be done imme-
diately 80 that a report can be made tothe
Secretary of State by the first of July.
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Our Public Directory. visiting
the city in quest of any Of the necessities or
luxuries of life. will find the names OF all ire
frst-class business houses in our city. together
with large amount Of other important infor-
nation in our Public Directory column on
tho first mage Of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
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DR NICHOLSON, homeopathic, corner
Of Second aud Adams streets. my2Slw
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RECORDERS DocKET-Tbe Recorder
done heavy business this morning
Eighteen white and fifteen colored indi-
viduaIs we're fined in various sums for
sltuht offanses -
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PlrTsBURG CoAL-Bigley, Mellersb u
Co, office No. 50 Jefferson street, one
door east Of Second. T
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among the higher classes of society, in
which case the use Of the Blood Pills
should be followed to keep the bowels
open je4-lw
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FIRE ARNs.-John Murphy was fined
by the Recorder, this morning, for shoot
ing in the corporation, and l.. Selberg
contributed his mite TO the City Treas
ury for carrying concealed weapons
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DowS THEY Go.-Bill Heads elegantly
printed for fifteen dollars ream at the
PUBLIC LEDGER Office. 7
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Monetary and Commercial
M oneY Market.

ExchanSc is buying at par. and selling at y
premium Time bills are freely taken at the
following quotations: Thirty dag bills. "a pei
cent. discount; fifteen day bills, " per cent
discount; IL day bills. 4 per cent. discount.
Gold IL IN great demand.
The Banks buy gold to-day at Sc. Silver
&c buying, zoe selling.
Interes, bearing Notes improve as the inter
est aeerues. Date. Of June, 1884, command
49, sf July. 1884. 1922; Of August, 1854.
l0a; OF October. leGi. I051s Of Dceember. 1874
las; of May. ISIS. 4llc prm. Ia
City Scrip aud Coupons. rs to 1jc. E {
Mississippi Cotton Money. Hc.
There is "a continued gu"d demand Tor L ninn
Bank notrs at 20 buying aud rs selling
Planters Bank notes are bought at 90 and
sold ut IL lr.
Baak Of Tennesses notes are dub and heavy,
with no d6H and, though il is now conceded that
II da IS espective of signatures will be az
knowledged ia liquidating prior TO May. 1851.
Cotton Market.
There was very little business done in the
cotton market this morning. We quote:
Ordinary...........-2Ga27 Middiing... . .32a 80
Good Ordinary. 2Sn29 Strict Middling-sleo -
Low Middlng .....SlGSi Good MiddlWg-351-
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SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LICENSE
Pompey Mcdonald, an old gray-headed
colored sinner, was up for selling liquor
on the Sabbath without a license. Pom
pey had two able legal gentlemen to
defend him, and got off by paying eleven
dollars
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CANDIDATES FOR PosITIoNs -Appli-
cants for positions on the Metropolitan
Police are numerous, especially for the
higher places, where good pay, much
glory and little work are expected, and
it is rumored that several officers not in
the bill or contemplated by the authors
Of it, viii be created. We are to have a
Superintendent, for which position Gen.
Smith, of Hardeman, and an ex-offieer,
late of Gen. Veatch's staff, are mem
toned Cam, some competent Memphis
Smith be found TO I'll this place? 1t is
proposed to create the Office Of surgeon,
with good salary Who wants that ?
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WHITE all linen full bosom shirts, just
received by Drake 4 Co, No. 277 Main
street
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REDUCTION THAT famous institution,
known as the Crystal Palace Saloon, sit
uated in the alley opposite Odd Fellows
Hall, has reduced the price of drinks to
fifteen cents. Call at the Palace j4-3t
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BOYS clothing, at Drake 4 Co.'S.

INcENDIARIsM-As second attempt was
made TO fire miscellaneous collection
Of negro shanties, in the Eighth Ward,
last night. They are the property of an
Alderman, and are at present unoccupied.
The ineendaries made so much noise
that they awakened some persons living
near, who put ont the fire. The people
in that neighborhood are in constant
dread of being burned ont, for if these
shanties were to take fire, nothing could
save several dwelling houses adjoining
from destruction. The huts are fully in
sured, and some of the neighbors think
if they were removed, it would be
quite an improvement TO the morals and
architectural beauty Of the Eighth Ward.
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CIRcUIT CouRr CLERKsHIP.7The claims
of the rival candidates for this position
will be argued before Judge Reeves, at.
Raleigh. Tomorrow. -
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Special Notices.

SEEKsuckKR suits, at Drake a Co.'S.
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TaE BoARD.-The City Fathers have
a meeting for the transaction Of business
this evening in Exchange Building
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INoTicEs.

NOTICE .aaes
City Warrant No. 4726. dated April 9. 1865. for
Fifteen dollars, PAYABLE to j. Faugh. Also
City Warrant No. $3.50 dated May 4. 1865, for
Fifly-fve dollars, payable to james Crow, were
stolen from me this morning. Any one trading
for them will lose his money, as proper notice
has b en- riven for nOn-payment of the same.
my3l-3t" JOHN FITZPATRICK. j
NOTICE THE PATRONAGE OF THE
~ public is respectfully solicited by
fCil, MIR Nv. B o TT o,
Who has furnished very neat establishment at
No. a Washington street.
And when called upon will be very happy t'
serve them 10 ICE CREAM and the other lux
uries Of The season. myi-1m
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SrRAwBERRIEs-Just received very
choice lot by J. Downes & Co, No 25s
Front Street
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z. N. AVERY, Cashier.

Helmbolds Concentrated Extract Buchu
is the great diuretic. Helmbold's Concentrated
Ext act sarsaps,iiIa b the great blood purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules OF phar-
macy and chemistry. aud are the most active
TINT can be made. le4-lm
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RELIGIOUS. Rev. A. d. Cabaniss, of
Virginia, for eight years Missionary in
China will preach at the First Baptist
Church tonight The protracted meet
ing in this church is still progressing
with much interest 1t is hoped the at
tendance may be large tonight. Mr. c.
will interest all who hear him
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GAY AND HAPPY are the individuals
who patronize the New Idea, corner Of
Monroe and Main. The good, music
splendid dancing and enchanting singing
pleases everybody present
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PIrrsBURG CoAL-Brown & Jones, Of
Zee 247 Second street Branch Office,
374 Main street-R. c. Hite, agent T
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DowY THEY GOETHE best of Business
Cards printed for Sc csc 5ep erthousand
at the Public LEDGER Office. T
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CAYcE HIMSELF. does not know
the celebrated auctioneer NJ c. Cayce
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lis editorial columns. g Largest circulation Of
any pai.er In West Tennessee. Largest city cir
culation." The city circulation Of the PUBLIC
LEDGER is greater than that ofany other paper
published in Memphis. fact whici, the editor
Of the paper alluded to Is perfectly aware Of.