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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02

81 BEN reutn Btibmltucutn Gt5dube Rcrb. Hap
Str Ng. IL, orr SouStirue a]tfeuIbcr e'u 9aotn.
fur ugeuo GIN @citN't pantue, uHe Gin QolbrUimmtl
I'm Stcd', p0iicne ilr ttRer pecr Sptt IeolBe Series.
Rabc,eS tst
RrhGer.
&tut 1T berItlbe iu @eNEt rcu ~ attten Der crittr
9terbtauelel tn Nanicr, w,lbt q CIntm glcbbattr as
idBt, tpeem u oaS @elp CUR Siuri6tuHa te5 @tSaubsS
ethIdudt. U2S .3l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02
8tute aeaen @aar,abIuuo.

StaeS' epaGen. NutbuIarIsn u. S9litien; ORetter
y; onttr; gttraite-5 SADIE, RDaetragiahen. cute Stltf;
E.ftn. 6.eern iir acpthHen; quite 6dtiel II. DE-
ts5irre, niue Suistfeh far pitrbt; bitnttn II. Piiiolsn,
Duo cue eIets Sartle etu8epStsltsn Rluehettnss u.
eptdes N ba1ern u. ptrauttrisn stinp clio Wea.
tragsH, SdaufeIn II. epateu bet
epItman n GIebeIan
t2b~) vi. a., 2bamesftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02

81 EAr etre puicIuNciHtelr Uetuc @tcitreusrd
fii Biier arntit0it certebsu lujrb sutptbcr Elm aSu.
lei oeer elm GcmpaNncn 0tiuht. Ger cine parme,
mus in's Gnr6 gehcu. Ri ufogcr n btr grpeetrrr
,. Wa'ttS, Der n,iud'te lartner buutt He'n 9raue,
III lem, 1CR- any
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02
RSer 0uSPunft bnbcu ran

uBeF aIe BctRlIlnlNt csR Ytbtue, 0ter Nllf rotf
lt'glNd N bel 9icbe, aui NciNen, IN Der SrcuutIdaIl
BERN eotttrteip'eit, ltcg ftatlGsbabte Ni,hcrctct, odt
StbetTlnns H., I. ~, torn Tic bel bfm llrtCSetdneitn
befrttbiaenb trbalttn. Wian ipmme an GaTTprets,
VIZ. 80 WSrs.Gan0I., edc ben SadirnamBr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02
GcCu6t tpirb ,

Sin tJ6tpsr in iincm Made ~0rfa6rsuer Wletaq-
arbstter. Nudl elm WPanu eetr Elm i'ar9tr 9unat fir
Saasareeit nn6 Juu Gu6.auieu BET }r Saucr&
q o. glr. IL Slb- @apitr. l3O-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02

- Cine 8aun an ter TespOpb MOAB, 81 q
t8i.: ~umiaiere bebaut NIT ciutm ccmiO' iatetrS luit;
.Allh.guteS Naliu II. ScIIhns. Nan melbt lb btl
Chs Wonmonter. Nr.4 SpurrDu's gourt.
l22 4 O 4 30 p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02

> .Stntn'r rtbl Rnucii an siut Nut famt,ie oh
ne Ntntcr, TN WttslpUUtt hty St0tt 8cltdeu. 4
~tgtfaleu u Der Orr. 90. plates. QlO-8lS
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NHftbnen.
seousnsrs,NerfquF

IAstntr partts GrBtueisH
@2tLtt. Stpptbr etierHtr 9ttt
ftIIsu, 6trut8tf Ger SHhrU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02

Gin Snngt cua 1916 So6rdl UNI bic g6d,rei an
sGltTiItn bel SDr. = 6mtbt, M. 1866, z .%Sutar.
St. n20-3l1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02
Sagas 0tttteS grpecS @te Wte
&N&fE bcs
,,9r. @arIiR 2nther : l%lnterFiit.
SnuNss Dsrrius"
gum Beten bfs peutldn prptetanttf9en
Watienbdufes
MONS SATIN (0el gir Rcab)

ROf'8 Satu (gel glir Roab)
am WDntna, ben IL. Stunt 1866.
Den Greureeu hes 8crctuS. ionic benz eecbrtcn
putltfum be ~eracberNe Gu'tt9e, bab mir aut Jtcutag,
tru II. CUNT I'M Cbi9cr Satue infer brittts erobts
Vic Vic gum ltitcr be- amen celttibeu spatlensirbet
Gtb'ltcu lpcihcu. Ter WuriG hes Beretn8 1T. ba6
fh oas atcbtte PGbiltim reht idbue6 taran tetb;ta
ltlet Gerbsi Gue 8ntebrunEen ltpb 0%sttoiIsa, I'M
b9S Zen etnes ttr 9rSfttn wcrbsu ~ laiitr. Capt.
WlcnatD'8 tilbmlthlt betauneE Dtuatcprp5 1T suga-
Gut unb Der freuntlths Nirtb ST, gotelS >plrb gueS
%aptotcttn. nm o0s pubIttinl mathematician.
Btlett gu 20 GtS. Itu6 gu babtr am Wage hes beieS
AIT Der Ha1e, fcwtS bet uatsr etGuetcm 9pErlte; Geo.
5dl'erRen 9tr. 81 SIl- prJttitr.; 70. Brant, Sde
gouGb- II. Betbslhr.; Gr JOG; Git. Jabn, 9Ba-
fbtugicuitr. ri. 1855; u, es,tepet, AnuRr. RE. 1l8.
itfnbsr urter 10 NabItn lin6 fret,
WtiiGltsoer bS Aersns BADEN ii9 Punt %s llbr In
ter Smile rIRiMitneeM. l27-iOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02

100 atttcn Der -Ecutihn EeuCr. 8eriibcmnss,
@e!'Alhsit." g0rNe in oer Srp. b. ~. 81 hi'tcr,
Nllrt. 0la=)
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Nfrcloatfhe MafhfAldae.

oIt W " ! = " c r.
sStr ba NllStituii ~ bGter mituIbt dbO ,inflot
giitt eest i6Itttt gcldNttt, Gbtr Gelbs gtlptmu cotr
8eriuit. 9etratb, Netisn, Rrcuube ohet lctnbs, Nronf.
tett II. bdnSltbe 0lrrcu, 0isbtdb(, trI ibrr auts,
seF Femme nab RI. l3i, Slc.Qarclmr.. gde BON
9Ghtlir. (Npr l6. 3ARtGl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02
Wirtbfdtaft an DerFaufeu,

0int WrlbIbail at Mount. Dlarftt n ipf0rt NIT
apen 3urebbr peaen 8anllitueer bRItu'fe at ptrfau-
fen, Wan melbe ih 2r. $40 StOaspar, Ste Der
9aucalt itrabs. Q1s-36)
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SruItccq Bcr(nuf

|fss4a Sn GtHi6bsit rtnts btrsts sts euirfsst.
g4i:iI rtbt5 ucn Saucn 60 In Salto. MIN Ter Ia.
vElL.i .tu I,ihutie ais 1utic rtRNu a. } u h3t itrH
httter in .. Dc'ibtHltcn't llr IN Sam lttst Gar
tel 90. btIie ben 2. Juni 1865, RlbnliaR5
um 2 llbr, usrhtstfui
Gtne Gutt I nj ibe Iru;iif it WaliimoTt
pns ]tbelptt, In qarrDu &c. srItgtu w%uilatno etE.
uubutunitp Hub tIHtu bGIbCu EGeg.
atItaen llptihtH 6amritah II WaUdticT uUh ustsr-
htn8f cou elu. Rob 4. 9du5It9 tepohut 0to'Re'1
Run ifuit huth tteW pldg unb tief @etle het
tet. DE gttiuIidiettSu ttHcbci ants rtfri autci
70 o N otubNWlc, ttucr Sd'meucr GNtIct,
9orrbauS Stau, WlIhb1u5 &C - Cio iHu er tlr.
lem Plate gJtle II u Ter pllg ~ stl"l.
geeingmugtnf DIN ETittl tInr rcr Zen IA 0 uro
IL Wcuateu NIT StEi,u II. gaIaih1It,
Z. parttn GCrtL Sutiet;
Tt 10 ct p.ulir.
G. s. gpbtr du't.
Q22-8) m ~, "0ltuoyeEr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02
3u Dcry dufen.

fzsTA Sln ,pcitDdNaes Djaninfben-@ cbutaus
1ii.hha nebit l. trd,oem 9tuitrNchduee yotIct, Stttir-
Efssa simmer aite uub 4 3tmmtr eutbalitne, rtt
ppbranien INT Sntr. IN eb1tcwCrtbs, uabt Yeiretfr.
prets tll00; @ruub5tuS $21.
Sturb W. Goote
(BR-) Nr. o. VAN WmLInInnS. eI Wamlnt !.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02

Bfuno3infen III bcrPdufen,
8 I'm BettanF BON 1890 ldbtlit, ale IL Wienaie
taat0 une arf Surbitiden III ttn'S Point uBeub.
3u ~certauien bur5
ri nj. y. g%tBbtusr,
ulO-l va, BON Gcrtb- n. itapetieRr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02

Su D%arfaafcu:

fNzre Gin ccItrtlrthea Sua. II grbeItspiqb 10
<esti lntoit Nu uertaufen. WabWirdaeu in btF
@rp. b. ~. Q2g-3i)
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128 $50
ErnftcrA,gkcrfauf

NHftH 80 -
AliiiSon ~]ftt9SoLlsm S5gn'0e'tS an
SIN Gerddbeit ttreS Oates zee 5uptJior @eribt5
ter Stab BaIttmUrt, ais o%ciri Of q llilp" IN SIT
sing. wtto btr l]luttrSelhHts AIS Jln.e ourm bHtrt-
iitt Tutttpu III hen ,,gr&arRe SalcS Ntcpms" In
@attimrre am 1. .llni 1868, NadmttiaaS | ltDr, yiTp
Btiauis an ben bB6nsu eistcr citri MT
DlS p~trtbbclIc trt~IN6dtBe Nug.
hctH- IN obrhau8 uebn @tuUtRUd
Rr. III an tcr Sltictt tct trnttdteplbs. Da.
5lUs btiinbtt ft ;D,i IhlrtH ptil'n BON bH Hpes,
uHaetabr b~1lttp,gs ;pIitcn Yttcttpr II. : hdtgiIlEe,
SIS rat cine ftcuts ron 20 iiih or qprtaIeilG. uub
iIuit 1875 tuB urnt nod etncr - Rug brttsn AiIep,
Bdchetn- W obubaue NIT NirtritbSutr
III auintltr6'r,, eas llet1gc ctisu SdprsEag "rlUa'
llnit ron thr S".aS Coos D'u0le ne truut0telsid
9fntSI uutcipptttn
zines Vl'ctbs.s, eeNen yatt ant o Suut 1865 1b.agit
nrb BET 3rlNtt ~ bena6;td'tia: NO tsl blB b.
alnbiRuna ,ur 'itissr Je, ptratt Ncrt,t III, Der
Sutitte git ole nIbrI' %atflnuii Gas Q0uS lcst
eorttstiit3 Iar Y rttllt tfUts Eaprtbtcr,G u.
pbtr 8pnrbtnpbGuieSi ber Jtei
iptfb idI uubcitrliten aebelisu, irbtm Der atjtnlp1u igt
0iBrer btreits ubyt 10 Sabre TN NritBs ".
De Bcotr alpSen ble g~tr,auicS iiut, wr rom or
IN iUet ale drdti9m SdbiuEach uoH & II, L. NcNatcu,
rcr, 2ost ets gntG nfrs an ]Gettd'ret. 0H gteb,i-
l3abluH1,n brnntn Stuier mo mlieu Juu Ee'ucot
sut8 tee GtniteeS ~tnccintt isn.
GpBtt 2. TAntp Gdmpbttt, Lruite'
Sam. & @pprr Nutl.
VII. 81 SaItIwcIelr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02
SenrD Ell. Gccfe,

azs5h Sruua2iGsrtpunls Glsps,
H. VS., gam S5ullbinss, n~sssnaetr Der Rteor
N - Office, Ct Saui'r. Baltimore,
8tivertitQiai 6aiie unb Bsr,aufr son SSuI,rr
eaabsrsttn suinStinIen II. /. ~. 3itsi sruns,in,
une ~inusmtttbtn elm.
Htfertn,tsl
&ooeirare. galotrtr * &c., cam. @. Ssputau,
aaplor q 9arenst rraRclS l.. atns,
3ittIare. gbaie & 60, S'aac 2, Grt.
9atta 5rotbtrs n Co., tSobn On. 9anl ORB,
n. Il. Bartlett Il Co., ROBIN 5nlt
S!eln,ann, otnriGs h Co., Sransis VI. srccs,
Hcs. 9ampbsu d Gre Geo. U. @aitbtr.
tiso-l WGstr !. b. prpet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02
2ssertbpcileS arunoStn&frcicS
ScSitfbuf,t.
3u Derfaufcu.

Go Gin iebr ntrtboplts Def gtbum an Der Glib.
Ii 4 gpeii-Gde her Baltimore n anitpnrabr. Die
lEkia improvements brIisbtr ans tiusm arcGtn 3.
fBttBcl Haesn II. gBebubauie init Ngaartnipeit,sr es-
rebet. 70 Eat II Jub brcute an Saltimorriir. une
lhuti ;urlt nab uuttteilr 100 hue. @rut baths rur
S1.2b pro B%roniiub. Dlau mtIbe lid bct 10 p.
e~tgbtntr. SReoit.gfe BET Noltbs 1t. 5ureitear.
1872 4 @ 8 80 ~ o
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Sur6 q. y. Soper.
. Sebr ptnfdtenStpfribfS Wrbnbdus

III in @aittuaton.. ,piTb,u Sau,. II. GcusSitr.,
1880 Ofitite, aut Nutttou.
Sd fusrec Depntoa zen 4. Aunt 1876. Rl6rt.
. thr. an Cu uno Strle eas foIatHesruiseu be-
ttttettne. itbr pinittutrtr:5e Stil6ibrn suni Der.
tauit aasttetrr; namIic, bae game @runbfId
tpiiten Doni- II. 9ruobtr., gLtaeH EaHslte 90,
fet on Waitinatorhr. l. Bub trcntc uue ,r1tredt i'd
III ttr adree bon 65 6uB ts an cine Jue bre ie gace
Iurld.
Die @ebiuli6feti,u beatber in eer aut tpauten %
ftbttaen batite ntrntn @pbnbauie ar. I'D &c.
gunetins nur Sls.-Dsoingurai y attatiuns,
Sam. 9 Boper, Nutt.,
Q2a-32) yr al. Rolttns,,sy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02
? 81. @opSr.

ssAA , ,wstpIdiee SudRsm AypBrb6uier
fN5 in IoplOnRr. GO~euh pctuL buE
aH Npttlpu.
Dteu It Q, ben b, gun, 1865, VA tutltt0Gt I'm {
llbr, rpsrbs !G an On II. Stele nahiul3tHbtS uJber
beltriettre puuidtnSDttibt gtuubciRtRtbu nm
Del Iubbaittrsr; ndmIit' aue bttbt - ruHt n Il {
rtblt 9aultbtcUtsH III Z -WtpHtt pccif
Port oon ctn:H 'eees an JprulplIir. 10 SAT jtrH!c
stitt NIB 40 Ruff tbi lurnSsebt
Die Bpultd'clteu bfiietcn aus ben bdttu 0]uiattau.
ten tlpsl ifiIt en- t7ditinrHcu - ~pbubauitrR
ylr. 4 ii 20 lcutpr1r. &c
GuunbGiusi SO ilb,lt5 AMI ls6ts guinbnua. -
9tbtulunl: S01IIabIunl. Wtti0pit Wts6trsi
Q, 8. goptt, NUT
roo GqN lr "a n ,t,,ry.a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02
!3n Ofrfaufcn aao III peyHtet4tn
Su permicthen.
Hermfctbcu.

Cine iu5He Bcbuuul nit eultm Rtlu ntbh gBlHtr
III IN ere tin, ,flmIls AZ e.mtttbeE ri, 90 Vorts
@aDai u0ht Ter ,S,oH8ti'tt. G3l-Z)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-02
Gnrdt =. -. Hooer.
Se5r pltnidrnsWertbe5 @runet.,
a3li 0enibum auf NuItiCn.

y II VI v : u M ~ y ~ =" T'T- IT T"
ntt6DFCT
so pCtt WCUtVa Nommt ttNp. ccu
20, Ma am I llb,, au Syt uub -isIs has u%u!tr.l
tene btUGrbtnt ltpg aim h,ttwulbt Sriig hNN
rudURera; uamI,G
0sS qlrlc 9rtr butt rsbl @'biultt'cIt'u az
e onpnrr uobe H"arHeIrT. SS ro. an
GoTtplrrr. Il BuR 10 Zen STCHit uub lttt Ne ll6
iiub giner he gurNuubr 3,lsp 3 re-. Vt%ay-
ltmtttttr ttti ttI tH crcW sgt 1ttdul'n ,pa.s
iiSdlGtn bldileuttaOu UlauaIieU gIrbUbalu nthii
SGmms tlte &. Stut II iltht EN- uus'uEdI4s t1d-
Heiutnttg Pcbnbaii6 an NurNuutD SutD oaraut
6 uutltrs dut sem @arscH $50 iihTl q.
Btbut6ml gGaIsdbluHA.
q, i. @cOtt. Mutt.
U2S-32) Rr. 81 S1iituefc!t.
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ScEtfd1cS
Atbctt& q NfddtpeifrnGS 1uteau,

NV, No. StnmrSnr.,
unter Nnflitt Der ,,beutfteE @eieGfGait."
gteitrtaen Nerloren, iDtIhe beuti2t Sorbmttiet,
Irbetler rnb NttnfbCtcu su be,Gaitqen mlniaen, moi.
zen I'D nerIanliG ctel IN r0Hfirttu @risieu an tn
s8e!ttu Der @eituipatt, 6rr. Il, 9. McahNboH, Er.
30, Sban'tsitrase, l%osrosr. msl@s 81 untnlgslcrtcl Saes
!nRt ett1ttlen ntto 'HGu. 23.I f.N
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n.,S:8. " Sdbe..
G. Hre =,

J{r. 20, Observation-Disclosures
'empttebIt I'D Slr ertbeilrng bon l~lntertid,t In te,
,tn9lNten Sprade, iOpic CUR aute! tiauag non lletsrs
lesnnneflt nno ionittacn i6Etftttdcu srteiten in GeutidJ
u. gn9tti4. Cine @bsnbtlaft tur Grleruuua Sel
ssnn9liitet Sptade tpirS iru 9aufe bisIes WGcnat5 II.
tnnet r:rseh Pdherts ntinbItd. fEsbr 1879
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-25

EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER RAYMOND.
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
when in the vicinity of Island No 40, the
steamer James Raymond, sold to Camp
bell & Co., of St. Louis, at the Marshal's
sale in this city, on Monday last, eXplo-
ded her starboard boiler while en- route
from this point to ST. Louis, with the
steamer Bostona in tow. Immediately
after the explosion the steamer caught
fire, but by the energetic exertions ofthe
uniDjured on board, the flames we're soon
extinguished. In the meantime, how
ever, the two steamers foated about five
miles down the river, where she was made
fast to the banks. The loss sustained
by the explosion win probably amount
to $4,000, as the forward part of the
steamer was entirely destroyed, and the
chimneys blown into the river. Mr.. John
Graham, the chief engineer of the Ray
mond, was blown overheard, with q negro
deck hand The injuries sustained by
Mr.. Graham were Of such a nature that
he sank almost instantly The deck
hand was rescued from a watsry grave
A man named Gabriel Spriles, of Nash
vile, was frightfuliy scalded. Mr. Ghol-
son, the engineer on watch at the time
of the explosion, was so seriously scalded
and injured by bruises, that his recovery
is thought to be impossible; although,
when landed at the Memphis wharf, he
was able, by the assistance of friends, to
walk. Shortly after the explosion, the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-25

BENEFIT OF Mr.. LLoYD.-There will be
a grand combination of talent at the
Greenlaw Opera House this evening, for
the purpose of giving Mr.. Lloyd a testi-
monial benefit If ever there was a per-
son entitled to the good will of the peo-
pie of the South it is surely this gentle
man. He lost both arms in the Coniede-
rate service, and remained true to the
Southern cause until the last surrender
We need not remind the people of Mem
phis that they would only be doing justice
to one of our boys by being present at
the Opera House this evening. Beside
the concert Is to be more than an ordi-
nary one. Quite number of profess
sional and amateur artists have offered
their services, and we feel sure the hall
will be crowded.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-25

SAVE Your MoSEY.-Ycu can save a
large share Of your money by having
your job printing executed 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 favoFs to
Is Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-25

steamer Tennessee came along and rem
dered considerable assistance. The cap
tain and the wounded parties came down
to the city on her. No blame is attached
to the officers, as there was plenty Of
water in the boilers atthe time Of the ex-
plosion
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-25

RIDING ON THE SIDEWALK No less
than six persons we're arrested yesterday
for riding on the sidewalks Our pave
ments are, with few exceptions, not Of
the best, and people who ride or drive
over the sidewalks should be made to pay
heavily for the damage they do. The
time has passed when people could ride on
the pavements, as the soldiers did during
the occupation, with impunity B
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-25
Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

Exchange still adheres to its old status of 4
premium, selling. and 4 discount, buying.
Time bills are freely taken at the following
quotations: Thirty day bills, I1fper cent. dis
count; fifteen day bills, y per cent discount;
10 day bills, \ per cent. discount.
Gold is decidedly on the wane.
The Banks buy Cola to-day reluctantly. at
"a to Is. and no demand Of consequences. They
ship to New York Silver Is buying. 20 selling.
Interest bearing Notes improve as tho inter-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-25
PUBLIC LEDGER.
Office, No. I3 Madison street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION,
THE CITY.
M H Nj II H =:
Wednesday Eveng. April IS, 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 OH
the first page of the PUBLIC LEDGER t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-25

will have the cars running. The tracks,
being rapidly laid out Poplar street, and
this evening win be in front Of the Mar.
ket house, and at the end Of two
weeks will be one mile and half out.
This is what we call rapid work W1l
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GREENBACKs ARE GOOD,
BUT
ROBACK'S ARE BETTER.
CAIRO

CAIRO
The "Lconora" passed down to-day, full
passengers. and loaded to the guards with
freight. Among the passengers We noticed the
smiling face of DR.. Henderson, the " aeom eoa-
rier" of the celebrated Scandinavian medicines.
The Victoria passed up last night. She
had on her manifest thirty-fve packages Of
Swedish Drugs. ex. ship "Kohlon," at New
Orleans, from Sweden. for Prince. Walton X
Co., Cincinnati The Captain reports business
dull at Vicksburg and New Orleans, and opera
tons in cotton very light.
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ROBACK'S ARE BETTER.
HAMILTON. c. W.

HAMILTON, C. w.
The Fenian excitement is growing hourly. It
is feared by the military authorities acre that
there is large organization in our midst The
critical state of things demands immediate ac-
ton. The excitement is causing mnch sick
ness. and the popular remedies, Roback's Blood
Pills and Blood Purifier, are becoming scarce,
and the demand immense. The people have
made an appeal to the Governor General to ad-
nit them free Of duty.
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A LINE OF PACKETS TO New ORLEANS
This much needed line of steamers, we
understand is now very likely to be com
pleted. 1t is something that we should
have by all means. Our commerce de-
ponds upon it, and the longer we delay
the worse will it be for Memphis. We
are glad that the planters and the mer-
chants of the two cities are interested
and moving in the matter
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FLATULEYcY.- The most common cause
of this difficulty is Indigestion. When
the natural fluids Of the stomach are Sc
creted in an unhealthy state, fermcnta-
ton rapidly takes place, and the stomach
and associated viscera become distended
with gas, giving rise to frequent eructa-
ton or belching. The quantity Of gas
thus accumulated is often enormous.
The treatment for this disorder should be
careful diet, healthy, well-cookeJ animal
food, and use Robacks BITTERs and
BLOOD PILLS the same as for dyspepsia.
ap20-lw
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est accrues. Dates Of June, 1854. command
l0; Of July. 1854. 1904 Of August. 1864,
lOs; of October, 1854. 10s1a Of December. 1854.
los; Of May. 1865. l1sc prem.
City Scrip and Coupons, IS to 90c.
Mississippi Cotton Money. no sale.
There is a continued good demand for Union
Bank notes Mt 65 buying, aud IS selling.
Planters Bank notes are bought at IS and
sold at 90.
Bank Of Tennessee notes are dull and heavy
with no demand, though II is now conceded that
all dates. " espective Of signatures. will be ac-
knowledged in liquidating prior to May. 1861.
Cotton Market.
CorToS.-The cotton pulse has been very I'M
steady of late. 1t has taken another decline,
and the best of middlng this morning was only
bringing 2g@S0c. We quote:
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NoTIcE.-We earnestly request our
friends not to pay more than five cents
a copy for the PUBLIC LEDGER We sell
to the newsboys at two cents copy, thus
allowing them over hundred per cent.
profit on every paper. 7
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WHILE you are IN good health insure
your life in the Etna Life Insurance
Company. No extra charge for residing
and travelling anywhere South at all
seasons of the year. Moore * West,
agents, No 22l Madison street a25-T
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PRoGREss OF TIE STREET RAILWAY.
The progress of the street railway does
Mr.. Price, the chief superintendent Of
the work, and Mr. Mcclure, the architect,
great credit They have moved on rap
idly, and in the course Of two weeks We
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AFTER perfuming every other theatre,
Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus" is
now pertaining the late theatre of war.
Southern orders roll in continuously
There is perfect union of sentiment
between the two sections as regards this
peerless extract-SprinqJfeld Union T
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WANTS.

WANTED-AGENTS.-S 800 TO $3.50 PER
w month to sell the Improved Crescent
Sewing Machine. Price $50 Address Chas.
+. .Hasty, Memphis, Tenn, or call at 245 Sec
WANTED TO RENT.-A STORE ON
w Main street between Monroe and Adams.
Must contain two or three stories and a light,
dry cellar. The corner Of street or alley pre-
ferred. Will contract for n long lease on favor
able terms, if location suits. Address. stating
terms. WHITM0RE BROS,
Is Madison street.
I p. o. Lock Box 1877.
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the Recorders docket this morning.
Fights generally follow DRINKS. and when
you see number of one, you are almost
certain TO see quite number Of the other.
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IT should be recollected that next Sat
urday is the day upon which that splen-
did tract of land lying on Mclean S
avenue, Immediately in frost Of Mr..
Harbert's residence, and between the
New State Line road and Central ave-
nue., will be sold at auction by Monsar-
rat, Lanier & Co. The tract has been
subdivided into lots of one and half
three and six acres. All lies as prettily
as Court Square, and all have more or
less of magnificent forest trees. Parties,
therefore, wishing home in one of the
most healthy and populous locations,
will do well to attend this sale. Already
arrangements have been made to extend
the street railway out east of the city,
and it must, when completed, pass within
a convenient distance of these lots.
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PIrTsBURG CoAI-Brown q Jones, Of
fee pa Second street Branch office,
4l2 Main street-R. c. Hite, agent T