Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-02


regular patrons Of the establishment.
The MUNICIPAL ELECTION. have
been informed that notice for the NUM-
cipal election was not given in view of
the fact that the Franchise law expressly
states that no election shall be held until
a registry Of the votes has been taken,
and as this has not been commenced, it
was useless to hold an election. The
city officers will consequently hold over
until the meeting ofthe Legislature next
November.
Down They Go.-The best of Business
Cards printed for Sc to Sc so per thousand
at the PUBLIC LEDGER office. I
TESTIMONIALS is rumored, that in
view of the fact that Mr.. Davis, the gen.
tleman appointed by Gov. Brownlow, to
record the legal voters of this county
under the Franchise law, is allowed only
one hundred dollars for his services, a
number of prominent Radicals of Main
and Front streets, intend presenting him
with testimonial in the shape of one
thousand or fifteen hundred dollars.
b. COOP NEws.--At No, l25 Poplar
street there is news depot, where all the
leading news and literary papers of this
continent are kept for sale. Parties u
quest of good news, late news, interest
ing news, or any other kind OF news
should call on Will Spickernagle and he
will supply them as early as any one in
the city.
FIRE THIEVES. was very little
stealing done at the fire last night, only
about seven packages of pocket knives
being carried off. The most exposed
articles we saw were several grindstones
and we were looking for some of the rats
that carried off sacks of coffee at the
Front street fire to shoulder some o
these, but they didn't. tsN
For Linen goods, call at Drake d
Co.'S. IS It.LalL --L-- J
As FAST as the barriers Of fro'
trade with the South are removed
Phalons Night Blooming Cereus
takes its legitimate place in the South
ern. as it has long since done in thu
Northern market, as the purest, mos
enduring, and richest perfume evel
eliminated from the floral Kingdom
-Brooklyn Union.
SIx.-This was the magic number ap
pealing with dirty faces, downcast look
and unpleasant feelings, tojustice in thu
person of Recorder Creighton this morn
ing. They were all charged with being
drunk four paid fines and the other tw'
will work their way out in the clIain-gang
MARRIAGE LICENSES we're issued durnI
the present week by the County Clerk Il
Miss Susan Hendricks and c. Fl. Prim
Miss Sarah Greenwood aud B SossameT
Mrs. Julia Wheean and Dock Thorp
Mrs. Percilla Clay and Catron Jones.
The physicians of Paris say that IN
best preventive for cholera is gent
stimulants. The most learned physician
of this country admit that DR. Robdck
Stomach Bitters are the best stimulant
known to the world. m3O-lw
The Coon IDEA.-A grand Saturdu
night programme is promised at this e
adjustment tonight, and all irolickson
lovers of fun should Ice there to see win
is to be seen. BY all means call at III
corner of Main and Monroe.
SEEING Is BELIEvING.--lf ladies WI
do not use the fragrant SoSodoRt wi
compare teeth with those who do, the
will see in an instant more reasons +,
adopting it than can be composed into
newspaper paragraph
AT St Lazarus Church, corner of Ma
ison street, tomorrow morning at II
clock there will be Baptism, Preachin
Confirmation and Holy Communion
Bishop Quintard win otficiate.
BLOWN DowS.-The storm last mig
cut up some strange capers in town wi
signs, etc. Among the damage doi
was part Of cotton shed blown dow
on Court street, near the bayou.
Extra sized linen pants kept
Drake & Co, No. 277 Main street.
DowS THEY Go.-Bill Heads elegant
printed for fifteen dollars a ream at Il
PuBLrc LEDGER Office 7
BOARD, 81 per week, at the COsm
politan restaurant, No. 80 Monroe stree
m29 I'm b. HoLLASDEK 1 Co.
Dr. NICHOLSON, Homeopathisi, corn
Of Second and Adams streets. my29l
SEERsUCKER suits, at Drake q Co :,
Gill T.E