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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-16
The Port of Memphis.

The river Is rising very slowly, and
will probably come to stand to-day or
tomorrow
Business was active this morning.
The weather being clear and cool, with
stiff, healthy breeze.
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures:
Liberty No. 2, Louisville.
Indiana, Louisville.
Natoma, St. Francis river.
City of Cairo, ST. Louis.
Yankee (towboat,) ST. Louis.
Departures.
City of Alton, ST. Louis.
Agnes, White river.
Blackford, Little Rock.
Indiana, New Orleans.
Yankee, (towboat,) New Orleans.
Boats in Port.
Cleaner, City of Cairo, Darling Abe
ona, Maggie Hays, Victor No. 2, Natoma
and Liberty No. 2.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
Cairo aud 81 Lou s-The palatial
steamer City of Cairo leaves this evening
Captain Bob K. Riley in command, Pete
Sheckley clerk.
Louisville and Cinctnnah-Captain
Chenoweth's Darling is the Ohio river
packet this evening. Alex. Havlin and
Nat Pepper are clerks They'll do to
travel with.
Cairo and Louisville The clipper
built, fast running and popular packet
Liberty No. 2 flies northward on the
wings of steam at clock this evening.
Capt. J. B. Archer on the roof, and j. G
McCulloch and Alex. Stewart at the
desk. A gay boat with gallant crew.
Haile's Point-The Victor No. 2,
Capt. J. H. Stephens, leaves for Haile's
Point and way landings this evening.
Wat Stephens in the Office.
Miscellaneous.
The river is falling at St. Louis, with
seven and half feet to Cairo. The
Ohio is falling at Pittsburg, with three
feet of water in the channel, also at Lou
isville, with six feet in the canal A
general rise in the upper rivers is antici-
pated, heavy rains being reported from
all quarters. Arkansas river was station
airy at Little Rock when last heard from,
with three feet of water in the channel
to the cutoff. White and ST. Francis
rivers are in fair boating condition.
The Henry Ames is to take the place
of the Won Phul in the Memphis and
New Orleans trade. The Mollie Able,
Capt. Jack Carter, is TO run in the Same
trade.
The Avalanche says the Won Phul
caught fire at three o'clock in the morn
ing. The fire was communicated to the
cotton on the after-guard by the pipe of
a deck-hand, and was soon under full
Roadway. The Captain ordered the boat
run ashore. The pilot stood at the
wheel until enveloped in flames, and the
engineer did not leave his post until the
steam.pipes bursted. Captain Hicks,
Captain Banfill, and, in fact, all the Off
GERS, acted with promptness and cour-
age. There were one hundred passen-
gers on board, including many ladies,
but nearly all escaped to the shore in
their night clothes. Much credit is due
the officers for the courage displayed by
them during the excitement aud confu-
sion. One cabin passenger was burned,
and several deck passengers were
drowned. The officers of the boat lost
all their effects, and the books, and 500,
mn IN unnnav
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FOR SALE.


DARKROOM AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
ID Centrally located. Rent cheap. good bar
gain can be had by applying at this office. l6sS
no YOUR INTEREST. Il HAVE FOR
| sale 800 cords Ash Cord Wood, yoke
oxen, and Wagons. with the. privilege of cut
ting from one to ten thousand cords, which L
wish to sell Immediately. Apply to
DIR. d, G. JOYNER,
Cotton Wood Point, Ark; foot of Island q. !.
N. B.-Best wood yard site on Mississippi
river. Selling 100 cords per week at % 5o per
A BARGAIN FOR CASH-A JUMPING
n TRADE"-Five bead of cattle, 70 head OF
hogs, farming utensils -plows, names, spa tes,
shovels, axes. etc.-l six horse wagon, hnee
turnip patch, sweet and Irish potatoes. corn. az
TO As bales of cotton-more or less, all for SALE
Also the farm for rent Tor II months from Janu-
airy 49, Possession given now. All guaran.
tced. Apply at LEDGER office. o4e
NOR SALE-ANY ONE WITH SUFFI-
I cient capital, and well recommended can
purchase a onc-third interest in hrst,class
Drug Store in Memphis. Inquire at 423 Main
street. for particulars. A.
For RENT, CHEAP.-A large and well nm
ishcd Basement. Inquire as above. . %
NOR SALE.-TYPE METAL DIETER
Il than babbet) for sale low, by
= 'A'' WHITMORE BROS.
pURLIC LEDGER office.
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PIrTsBuRG CoAL.-Briggs Il Peterson,
Office 10 Madison street. Branch office,
34l Main street,. B. Moseley, agent.
We are the only coal merchants who
weigh on the city scales. 80
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blue, green, orange and amber, and one
of an unusual hue left trail Of fame
for minute and half.
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PITTsBURG Coal AND Gas Coke.
Brown & Jones, Office 247 Second street.
Branch Office 376 Main street-R. c.
Hite, agent. 80
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WANTS.

vxrANTED TO RENT "A SMALL
w Dwelling. convenient to Front street, by
n GOOD tenant. Apply at this Office, or 80 Front
street, at j. c. McDade x Co.'S.
UTANTED-A GERMAN WITH a FAM
w ily, 10 work on a small farm. "a miles
from the city. Inquire at No. ii Madison st.,
up stairs. W ~
XITANTED TO RENT-A HOUSE WITH
ho,,se with six or eight acres Of land attached.
near the city. Apply to Crews. Wilson, Brad.
ford a Co., 2S5 Main street. W
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The CIhcus.-The young folks are get
ting quite anxious about the advent Of
Mike Lipman's great circus and animal
show, and will doubtless attend in full
force. At Nashville the circus was
crowded during every exhibiiion-the
press speaking very complimentary Of
the performances. A rich treat in the
circus line may be anticipated on the
arrival of this grand combination Of cir
cuses and artists
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Bank Of Nashville. 60; Commercial Bank. parg
Merchants Bank. rs; 0coo Bank, 25; Plan
ters' Bank, II; Southern Bank, 20; Bank Of
Shelbyyille. 76; Traders Bank. Is; Union
Bank, n.
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BENEFIT TO J. W. HILL-0n Monday
night, at the Greenlaw Opera House,
Mr.. ]. W. Hill will take a benefit The
Moors Of Grenade aud the Honey. Noon
being produced. Among the volunteers
Tor the occasion are Mr. ]. A. Signaigo,
the Appeal local, and Mr.. W. II. Dray-
ton, late Stage manager at the New
Memphis
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Mrs. DEGRAY BESEET;s select soiree,
Monday evening, November 18th. Tick
cts to be had at the Academy, 2s9 Main
street. sc
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On Five Minutes notice, you can have the
most delicious Buckwheat Cakes ever made
on earth, by using Morgan's self-Rising
Buckwheat, 448 Main street. rs
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IL you want job work done 90 to Z. Fl.
Brown, Third street, between Adams and
Jefferson streets. IS
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WAYTED-A white nurse girl. Inquire
at 344 Main street, or 1876 Desoto, three
doors south of Linden. GO
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THE CITY.
M H M PH HIS,
Friday Evening, Nov. 18th, 1866

Local NOTICES, inserted among the
reading matter, will be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
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SOUTHERN PoLIcE CoUKT = Business
was dull in the second district yesterday,
only FIVE names being on the docket A
Young woman was fined ten dollars for
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The RSG.-Not the AldermaniO, or
the diamond, but the prize-ring we refer
to. 1t is rumored that couple Of
knights of the manly art of selfdefense
will have set-to near this city in few
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-BY THE DAY OR WEEK,
ID can be had at 104 Market street. ~
DOARDING.--A FRONT ROOM AND
ID Board in private fan lily for gentleman
and his wife. without children. can be b ad at
29S Alabama street. Reference given and re- e,
quired "
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H. B. PACKER, Pittsburg coal, office
No. 1904 Main street. l3o
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THE DRAMATIC PERMANENT.
Movements of stars-Items Of In
terest, etc.

ment at the Broadway, New York, on the
5th So far he has had poor houses.
Ristori re.appeared at the Theatre
Francaise, New York, on Monday last.
She did well in Boston.
Mr.. A. j. DAILY dramatization of CRIT
filth Gaunt, or Jealousy, has been at
tended with much success at the New
York Theatre.
The Barney Williamses were at Buffalo
last week, doing well.
The Florences are in the fourth week
of a successful engagement at the How
ard, Boston.
Maretzeks Opera Troupe succeeded
Nine. Ristori at the Boston Theatre on
the 18th.
Lolita is charming the Bostonians at
the Continental She is greeted with
crowded houses nightly.
Madame Camilla Urso, the lady VIOLIN
list, who returned to New York q week
since after q successful tour through
France, has been engaged by the proprie-
tor of new and large concert hall, in
Paris, to play three times week during
the Partisan Exhibition.
Mary Mitchell and j. W. Albaugh
are at Louisville this week.
The Vicksburg theater announces
"Mrs. Charles Howard Watkins, the
Queen Star of the South" A Sheep in
Volts Clothing and Tpo TO Quarrel
were the attractions on Monday night.
The Ghioni and Susini opera troupe
are at the st. Charles, New Orleans,
meeting with much success.
Arrah ma Pogue is the card at the Va
rieties, New Orleans, and the Hanlon
Brothers at the Academy of Music.
Miss Alice Kingsbury, the Elm Star,
created quite sensation at Mcguire s
Opera House, San Francisco, where she
succeeded Nine. Celeste.
While personating Zurich" in Insha-
pogue, at the Howard, Boston, last week,
w. H. Ceilings broke both bones of his
right leg, just above the ankle joint, in
making the desperate leap in the third
act. Mr.. Ceilings is now at the hospital,
undergoing surgical treatment, and there
is prospect of his speedy recovery.
]. s. Clarke opened at the Holiday,
Baltimore, on the 9Th, as bob Acres
in The Rivals, and "Toodles.
Vestvali was at Columbus, Ohio, last
week, Her rendition Of Angeles, in
Bel Demonio, is highly spoken Of
The Holman opera troupe open at De-
troit, for one week, on Monday.
L. P. Barrett will be at the Cleveland
Academy of Music next week. He is at
Cincinnati this week.
The Academy of Music, Cincinnati,
has been generally fixed up and will be
opened December LIST as the Theatcr
Comique, with the Lore Chase.
Theatricals are reported to be dull in
Cincinnati. Dan Bryant succeeded
Mary Mitchell and J. w. Albaugh at the
National last week.
Blanche DeBar is to be at the St. Louis
Opera House next week.
Emily Melville did well at Leaven-
worth. She is now playing at St. Joseph,
Mo-
Both theatres have shut up shop at
Nashville for want of patronage. The
Old Theatre company are travelling
around. They we're at Atlanta, Ca, last
week.
Bogumil Dawson, the great German
actor, supported by the New York Stadt
Theatre company, opened ut the Acade-
my, Philadelphia, on the 18th in the Aer-
chant Of Venice.
Tuv host assorted and cheapest stock
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NO GIFT ENTERPRISE!
Il Or any other Swindle!
MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY STATE AND
HAVANA LOTTERIES.
ONLYLEGAL LOTTERIES IN I. S.

f,HEY ARE DRAWN UNDER STATE
Charters; have bcca drawn for over FORTY
YEARS.
Collector a. Security
rnissiouers appointed BY the State.
Must he drawn II tickets arc cold OF not.
PRIZES ALL CASH!
Therc are two State DraWinu each day, and
tr-o Havana Dravines each month.
chase az Tickets.
Une-haif The Tickets are Prizes.
Prizes paid on day of purchase.
Tickets 81 20 ~, scoor1ing 10 scffpe-
Principal Assent. q 10. W. VAN NOASl, No.
% Jcforson street. Sub Agencies AZ No. Y
Iefcrslu, corner Third street; No. l6i PoplAr
street, room No.s; Ne. 4Gayoscstreet. =
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tbs place to buy clothing is at Robe
son, Mitchell & Co.'s, 272 Second street,
opposite Court Square. IS
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STRANGE CASE or PocISr PicKTEG.
A young man named A. c. McCsrty,
whose father resides at Tupelo, has been
arrested for stealing two hundred and
fifty dollars, and other things, in the
pocket-book of ]. N. Booker, planter.
Both parties were passengers on the
Charleston Railroad yesterday, the pock-
et-book being missed on the train. A
warrant has been issued by Esquire
Creighton, WHO will try til. case this
evening.
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TREsrAss.-A German named Simon
August was arrested last night for steal
ing breastpin from Thos Sullivan. The
theft was not satisfactorily proved in the
Police Court this morning, and Simon
was fined $50 for trespass.
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being drunk and disorderly. Henry
Murphy for embezzling, Patrick Halligan
on suspicion, and negro named Alfred
Finnin for stealing, were held for trial
before magistrate.
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To ADVERTISERS. The proprietors of
the Theatrical Bulletin take pleasure in
informing the public that they will here
after issue the Greenlap Opera House
Bulletin. Advertisements will be in
serted in both sheets at the same rates
heretofore charged for one. No other
programme will be issued vt the Theatre
or Opera House, and the advantage ac
cruing to advertisers by having their
business laid before the audience at both
places of amusement, is worthy of con.
sideraton. Orders left AT tho PUBLIC
LEDGER office will be attended to
promptly. gu
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ERSHIP.

rIlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
| formed acopartnership under the hrm name
MAYER, MARShUETz & CO.,
Corner of Second and Jefferson streets, lmpor-
tiers and Dealers in ..0
Havana and Domestic Segars,
TOBACCOS. PIPES AND
SMOk ER - ARTICLES.
We shall continue to keep one of the largest
stocks in tho South. Returning our thanks for
past favors shown us, we respectfully solicit
'O"''''O'' = A. MAYER.
A. G.. MARSHURTZ,.
LEO. MARSHUETZ.
Sole Agent for Flower of the World" Natu-
raj Leaf. so. E. ca
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Official Drawings of the Missouri State
Lottery.

CLASS No. 6l2-DRAwS Nov. II. 1853.
a., c. - r. II. %. 30. g. g. 81. =. p. 8, IS.
EXTRA CLASS No. 6ss-DRAwS Nov. Is. 1896.
q. Is. y. 80. IS. &c. g.. Il. s.. d, ~. g. s.
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". A. WHITMORB,
Public LKDGER Office.

so PUDLTC LEDGEE UHlce.
JHANTED.-A RELIABLE MAN FOR
w partner in the Soap Business. For par
ticulars inquire Of JOHN WILLIAMS. on
premises. Randolph road, Chelsea. 64|
"ANTED.-PUR FOR CORD
w Mood, TO be delivered per Memphis and
Ohio Railroad, during the coming winter. Ap-
ply 10 j. a.. STEELE& G D.. l6s Front q. Us
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NORTHERN POLICE CoURT.-Twenty-
eight cases we're disposed of, and 1872
collected, this morning. Lewis Ssmoni,
charged with keeping q. gambling house,
forfeited 800 he had put up for his
annaaranca
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ETC., at Hanburys photograph gallery
Call and examine them.
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PRAcrIcE EcoyoNY.-The way to do
this is to buy your hardware, tinware,
lamps, coal oil, etc., of Blood & Co., 36l
Main street. The ladies are particularly
invited to call and examine the extensive
assortment of household goods,
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WASrED-Three good carpenters i'm.
mediately. Apply at 432 Front street. Ga
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FRENCH fur beaver business sacks, at
Robson, Mitchell & Co.'S. 6s
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WANTED TO RENT.
A SMALL. FARM.

Near the city. with comfortable dwellings.
VIII lease for next year, or for term OF year,
Apply to or address
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THE Florence sewing machine makes
four stitches, braids, gathers, hens, fells,
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wASrKD-A lady who is a good cutter
and filter. To one who will suit will be
offered a good business opportunity, by
applying at 1924 Main street Ga
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" you want yonr nantes and CRATES
set, 60 TO L. 81. Brown, Third street,
between Adams and Jefferson streets. 60
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" you want an overeOat, buy.it from
Robson, Mitchell & Co, Ayres Block IS
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being drunk and disorderly. Henry
Murphy for embezzling Patrick Halligan
on suspicion, and negro named Alfred
Finnin for stealing, were held for trial
before magistrate.
GARRoTED.-Dr. Perry, of this city,
crossed over the river in a skif this
morning about halfpast five clock with
the intention of hunting He was fer
ried over by a man in a skiff, who
accompanied him on the hunt.
When the pair had proceeded about four
hundred yards from shore the ferryman
threw his arm around Dr. Perry's neck,
in true garroters' style, choking and rem
dering him insensible. The Doctor be-
came conscious about four hours after,
when he missed his gun, hat, coat, and
$500 in money. The police are on the
track of the ferryman, who is well known
NEWSPAPER EYTERPRIsE.-The Com
mercial and argus had half column
special telegraphic report Of the burning
of the Won Phul yesterday morning. No
regular press dispatches, we learn, were
received from New Orleans on account
of the lines being down. We suppose
our enterprising contemporary had a
special line as well as special report.
The CoLoRED FAILING -Sallie Sash
and Fanny Hopkins, colered females of
the African persuasion, have been COM
mitted for trial on a warrant issued by
Esquire Creighton at the instance of Col
A. Prayer, who charges them with steal
ing clothing, potatoes and greenbacks of
the value of fifty dollars from his resi-
dence on Washington street.
CoLRNAN OUsTED.-We hear that the
sweet scented sons of Brownlow and the
devil comprising the Credential Com
mittee of the so-called Tennessee Legis-
lature, have decided that W. W. Coleman
is not entitled to seat in that body.
What's the use of having an election
when the will of the people is set aside ?
NOBLE CoSDUcT.- Messrs Page L
Cheek, propretors of the cotton mills
recently destroyed by fire, have given
their late employees permission to occupy
houses, rent free, during the winter. The
fire deprived two hundred and fifty per-
sons of their means of support, and a
movement is on foot for their relief.
AS the twinkling stars 60 out one by
one in the golden lustre of the morn, so
the once popular perfumes of the Amer
lean market have faded into oblivion be-
fore the superior claims of Phalon' s
might Blooming Cereus" the standard
perfume of the Western Hemisphere -
Huntington Democrat. 65
LOOK AT THIs.-A Grand Free Lunch
tonight from 10 to II, and every night
in the week at the Brilliant Billiard sa
loon, up stairs. Turtle soup, oyster
soup, fish, turkey, quail, Holsters, chicken,
duck and all the vegetables of the sea
son. ADJUSTMENTS all night. Come one,
come all ]
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The best assorted and cheapest stock
of shaker flannel, silk and merino under
shirts and drawers, at Robertson, Mitchell
& Co.'S. 60
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ST. LOUIS THIEF CAPrURED.-Patrick
Halligan was arrested yesterday evening
on the complaint of steamboat captain
for stealing $3.50 at st Louis hotel re-
Gently. He is in Jail awaiting orders
from Missouri.
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STEALING PANTs-A. negro named
Sam Dodson, who needed a new pair of
pants very badly, took a pair from
Main street clothing store last evening
without paying for them. He was cap
tured, tried, and committed for trial at
the Criminal Court.
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IT you want to sit by good FIRE, 20 to
Z. H. Brown and get your CRATES set
Third street, between Adams and JeHer-
son streets. 80
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WE always have full line of Courvo-
sier's kid gloves.
65 RoBEsoS, MITCHELL & Co.
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MAN DRowNED.-As the steamer Lady
was backing out from Fulton Landing
last night, a deckhand named Joseph
Buckley fell overheard and sank to rise
no more. The boat was stopped, but no
sign of the unfortunate man was seen.
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AUCTION SALE.
WE WILL SELL, ON SATURDAY,
Nov. II. at p. m, on the premises,
TEN BUILDING LOTS.

Situated on Mosely and Leath avenues. and OPP
pOsite the residence OF Enoch Taylor. Esq.
This is beautiful property. and but short
distance beyond the Chelsea Church, and in one
of the best and most rapidly improving portions
of the suburbs.
The lots are large. and front on wide avenues.
Each lot will be s,aked out and designated by
flags, SO that purchasers will see the ground
they buy.
Terms liberal. Sale positive.
M0NSARRAT & MONTGOMERY,
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
% Irving Block.
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Special Notices.

Special Notices will be inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
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SHOULD any of our readers desire any
thing in the line Of carpenter work done,
they would do well to refer to the card,
in another column, of Mr.. N. F. Norton.
He is prompt, good workman, and his
prices are always reasonable. Is
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CUBSCRIBE FOR THE PUBLIC LEDGER
- which Il the CHEAPEST daily published
Ia the state Of Tennessee
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Carr. DAN. ABLE returned home yes
terday-the Legislative Committee hav
ing decided that he was not entitled to
seat from this county. They reported
that w. r. Moore was legally elected.
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DIKD SuDDESLY.-Mr. Lee G. Stead
man, one of the proprietors Of the
Overton Hotel, died quite suddenly
about halfpast seven o'clock, last eve
ming. of disease of the heart
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION

once. No. ls Madison Street.
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Calhoun and Tennessee Streets.
EIGHT LOTS,

EIGHT LOTS,
situated on Calhoun and Tennessee streets, in
the Butler Subdivision.
These lots all have wide fronts, and extend
back 1851 feet to an alley. This is most beau
tiful property. being high. healthy. and in one
of the most beautiful improved portions of the
southern part of the city. This is the property
Of a nonresident, who has instructed us to sell,
without reserve.
Title perfect.
M0NSARRAT & MONTGOMERY,
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
64 Irving Block.