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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23

A CARD.-T The undersigned extend To
oil q polite invitation to be present, at
O'Clock Tuesday evening next, at the new
building of BushueIls & Robinson, which
Is now completed. The work being clos
ed, and the prom Using enterprise it affords
the occasion to pursue, c%minen,ly beft an
h ur's social greeting, and they will
throw open to their friends the entire
suite Of rooms on the East-ihe rooms of
the Academy, the tasteful rooms Of II
NJ. Robinson, and j. 7 Roberts, the of.
hei aud law rooms Of DR.. Diller aud J.
" Smith, Esq, the large Carpet room
OF Hickok Il Co., and Others A few
pieces Of selected music may be expected.
Also appropriate remarks by dife. ent
Clergymen, Bal
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23

rT We have a Scholarship in Calkin, Griffin
d Co.'S celebrated Union Commercial College.
of oberlin, which can DO bought at bargain.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23

aSe.sThs'attention Of the reader is di.
rsctsd to the advertisement Of Dr.. W. W.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23
ASHLAND PHICEs CURRENT.
~
CORRECTED .WEEKLY BY
-BRUBAKER g. sWINBIGLER,

M fhe odd vSfOise. LOras...,"
Where they keep constantly on hand one OF the
largest Stocks oil Groceriessps all kinds, ever
kept In Ashland, Give theiha call.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23

'd- Buy the best! Buy the Singer
Sewing Machine. (ly34)
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23

a unnecessary 10 say, "ses ad.
Of tho New BsnL, fOrii the
u tasSA ck si,.he sopofths lssscel,
b. q, atpsgs, b sani's help but
Cate OF the
FRoRa
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23

Do The New Bank buys and sells
Government Bonds. 7.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23
N o TIC e,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed has been appointed and qualified
as Adpinisgrator eftheEslate o Jacob Lash,
deceased late Of Perry township.
Nay ., lS66-sv PETER LASH,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23

- Read advertisement in to.day'i
paper, headed, tElectroleum."
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23

- The New Bank buys and sells
Gold and Silver.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23
ALL GOODS MARKED IN
PLAIM FIGURES,

We buy entirely for CASH, and can AID
VIII FELL CHEAPER than any other House in
asiland' eall on us before purchasing, and
De convinced by actual comparison, lLat the
only place IN own 10 get bargains is Ut
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23

The place 10 buy Carpets at
Low Figures. A splendid stock
just received. Call and see
them.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23
SEWING MACHINES.

GROVER \ BAKERS have been
awarded the First Premiums at every
State Feir in the Union, for the best fam.
iIy s wing Machine. For Sale at No, l,
Town Hall.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23

WM They are Sugar Coated, so that
ri the most sensitive can tax them
~ easily, and they are surely the
VA /bcst purgaiivs medicine yet dis
/ covered. =
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23

MI
9ul1s gusaraafs Coapany. !
NEW HAVEN. CONN.
Cash Capital,
---O--
THE SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Now York City.
CASH CAPITAL, 80 mn oo.
NEW YORK ACCIDENTAL ms. COMFY.
No. III Broadwar, New York. "a T,.,-
ng against ACCIDENTS on ALI KINDS
CASH CAPITAL, sa5oJooo.
The MORRIS FIRE AND INLAND ma %.
NO. 81 Pine Street. New York.
Authorised Capital, +. s6,o00oou.
J, D. JONES, Agent Ashland, o.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23
Dissolution Notice.

TIME Copsrtnership heretofore esistinr a.
il tween Mason . Kei. Ia this day ais
sOlysd.by mutual consent.
W. n MASON.
JOHN II. KELk.
P.s-The werh done by The above Arm
and not delise,e cd. will he delivered Nv in,
KslL. Persons knowing themselves indeh,.1
May 2, 1e08fw
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23
A. s G. W RAILWAY.

pittsburg, Fl. W yne 6 Chicago R
On and after Nov 10, 1865. train, will
.eavo stations daily, sa bbalhs excepted, as
,ollows; Trains lea ing Chicago a, $50 pm,
leaves daily
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23
BUY THE BEST, BUY THE
CHEAPEST, BUY AT PARME.
LY's, No. I, TOWN HALL.

Remember we have one price
only,6aand Goods marked in
plain Figures.
C1yAa)
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23

2,46 T N Exrress will take passengers of the
LAS Train west from CresIline.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-23

/, ? usIsrss MN wAs1ED.-ss sassr-
tissnsnA kY
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-22
Megttanif6e sea4ridtea.
Sin Oeiterreiaifaer 8erbe sOfF8isr in
,7sf''a gfu6ile, @Ia6araa. ~ '3tAl
eIanb. q. SUM-

Ser Sturla, tDel6er bier tpiitbete,
bat ntebr GdaOen angert6tst, ais man
seitber ba1te. Sc iperbeu cine Mense
lInsIa dsfaaelaHf BED See 9eutelbet nnb
aud auf benz 2aube iina bic 8ertuiiitnn'
genaa bieIenDrten febr beoeuteao. Sic
safe sbore Gifenbann 1T ebenfaIs tart
beidabiat tporoeil. - IL y
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-22
tea 81. SUM-.

@b icaagD,p21. SUM.
Die Chicago gifenperfein uOrOli6en
sbeile Der staOt Durbe seitern gfa4t
bur9 6euer serft0rt.. gerluft $500, 900
nit $40, O00i fi5atih9! aSafay bte
acknowledgements ahhna ataEben aud
benadbarte Rdaiee gum She'll in 8ranb
geffedt u1b beiAaOi9t. sss.,
Sic Seaeripebr 3os beuie geittas in
boiler 4araoe aus, bas gauge Separte<
ment mit Ben Spriben, Better uno
99lauapdgea NOR sridieuep Nm. bic .
8biIaaefpbid Gonibagaif J9Sgflahff 3Rl
empfanseu, iueIde INN llbr antant.
eieut. GouD.. grcs enlpfng beate cine
Osputation bon 8argern ans Gpring>
feb, Die a,a slnffBub Der SinriGtuns ]
BON slpei R6r6ern, bic bort am na6ften
6reitae aebangen iperoen iOueu, baten,
Oanit goub. SgIesbb bel ieiner 3itrii6s
funTt aus aRi6ouri Belt babe bic Ber<.
wanbluag bes Gobesur tbeiis IN Iebenss
IangIi9rs Gefdnenib in Gfiidgnng gu.
sieben. Ser 9Oub. ct. gepabrte bic
Bite, il F.4esE IL ~
vie Office oes 8abnar3tes Or. q
gS. Mnrpbp mnrbe erbro6en atlO aus
Dem Gelbf6raHfe $1,000 gefoblen.
Geftern Radt ginaen 800 Nformonen
Sraleu pnh Tanner bier barb Jun li6
mad Utah ~ beseben.
Rttfsburgf21. SUM,
Das SGublitnm gerletb beIte IN Mnf<
reauna, ba man ben GeLbFnaOrb eiles
alton, pObl6efaunten Burgers Germ
SEQ. %. 5ones berrnntben iuub. Ser
ieIbe tpar in Iebter 3eit f9pernatbig
nnO man fano &leibunesitii6e bon linn
in Der giabt 0fs GfonousabeIa <6luifes.
G inein % at i N. SUM. :
Sen Grant reiite beafe Mor0en mad
eBalbinetoa abs CT bate iin Burnett
Gaus cine lInterre0ane mil Sen. Gber<
man, 6emfelben Saus, mo iie 5ufaiumen
ben @tda sii beipIttteu, rtitf9tihetiben
SeIbsus eatpCrfen. m szav8isI
Die farbigeu BOotlente Derfu6ten
aefern etnfn aIusFanO, nm pee NtOnat
$40 nlsbr 2obn ~ erbalten, 90 fl
ettpas Az laut ipurocH, berbaftete biz
1cIi3ei bic slnfttfter, iuerauf f@ Bill
ltebrieen 8srftrellteu. Is
Mebrere 5emer fnb III iebr n,eber'
sel4Ia9euer Stimn.Hns bierber snrii6'
setebrt. Sie Ieoen Das 6ebt6lassr
ibrer llnternebmune Der Gegierung sal
aaH, Sa Oieielbe ibre Siibrer berbafte
hat.fais iaA1aas5 sfs9f iHis ids5sssl
5abiano.p eli SCI. SUM.
Ser GOabernenr bat cine oficifl
Gopie bes ronltitutiOneIep alnsenoe
meuts crib alien. Da bic ae0isIatir Il
Geeeaber ibre regeIHdpig Gisnng bai
ten miro, 70 eIaubt man pi6t bGb eit
auberesbentli4eG ibung einbernfrn tues
s5st.kA s5atsat9s4 81 @ssSs4f89 a& - =
OsH tga&ps 1854 sssssa .tsssa8qsEst Bsesa%a.t
81 feiner 0teSe am 10. hieH Sou
sRortotl 0er bemotFatif6en Rartei cine
gpiegrl Dors In peI&em 6ieieIbe tel
lGmri4eIbaftes Bib erblidte. Gr be
i4nlalBt 6ie eetaheBls, Rif bspipnal
ale m6gliAe Heiie, bef6rDfEt jA babe
uaD elm ieber paebeH neuHe Aiebt De
uaofrat. Gaanhge6t ier 5ur @econltrue
tione Grnoe iibgF ntsb bttIabt Dab Ger
aeiIee nidt fdOa briH s!nfang boz eel
- 8Asss 9MNMt aasaaA issfAs
So seq sHs g&a4eN $50 tsfetsAs5 q
s@2aN4 s5SSe w saa@s ks5@ 5asAs 2slstsae
ns&s@ 4Aass ssfsss assHA$ssA 81 assHaa4
.saAt as Hsal
.ssass#s4 a. .sils4 8 assaFN saM ; a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-22
ct, aoui q. SUM.


Sin perbeeretbes Seuer brad an 4.
StraBe in bent, 8lof, ,genapnt Zen
Buildings" I'M Diitternadt aus unb
brannte BID gum f0r9en 90 entlfaab
auf etue fibFeriofe Beife III benz
56nittluaarenta6ett bon SeberEin uno
Gobn. Sassa @eban6e sbrannte total
nieber unb auberoern iuurbe btel S6a>
ben7eurA bus aSaier anseribtet. Serz
luft seeen 800, 900, bic b0lIis perfidert
iino.a 6. VI q = ass aa= 20
Artiaerie Saiben ipurbetl betlte gum
Geoa9tnibl bee sGeuerqI @aB abgefeuert.
Sehfe tuatbt bier Der GtFt fene g8ei
gen, Der guibeI 5aaS3 so Dertanft.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-22

iion i'm GongreB 8uldB erbaIteri babe.
Sc inborFrt ben @omiteberi6t in allen
@nnften unb balt auleet cine erereifenoe
glufforDerllng an aIle iaagen Rdnner,.
bic chen iest ibre 9aufba1n beginner,
ii6 uiensals elmer 8artei an3ui6lieBen,
6ieafb 6ur3 ibr 8erbaIten iuabrenb uab
mad Der MebeIlion ais freibeitsfetno@
li4 unO pFi6tperseien seseigt babe,
NsnS rIela ms, q, Suit.
9ie Goroners Surp bat bic beiben
Sufp's Der 4ntlaee tuesen GrmorOuns
bon Bob Sobnfon freigeipro6en.
Sn Seras itebt Oas SOrn atuar gut,
aaein es 1T ni6t pieI sepFaust tpor@
Sen. 81 bfs SO
"A 81 a film 9 ton, n. SUM.
SIN Senat trug bas Suftis Q onlite
auf 8etpiuisuns BON $50, 600 fur GER
feIIuns elmer seeisneteu 9ebauIidteit
fir bas Staats Separtement an.
Ser Genat CAB ietne 3uittntmung sur
Beiteuerung Der BallmtuolIe BON 2 @ts.
per 8fuub.
'9lrditetten unb Gipil Sugenieure ba<
beu cine aieens bon $40 beraus3aneb<
men.
SIM Saus iullrbe oiePeniansbia Der<
banbelt, Gs felt fiG berauS, oab ibren
Beitimmnneen 81 6olse bic Ser. Staa<
ten $35, 00O,O an Soloaten gu sablea'
6aben iuerben.
@asbbarne, 81. beantra9te, oie9el>
Der fur Die Barrier Nusitelluns nur
oann gu bepi4isen, penn bic frans0lz
iden Sruppen Merico DerIieBen. 9ier<
iber entipann fitb cine i9arfe Debate
stpiiden Dem Nntrasitcler nnO Banfs
bon Waa6., aIs gorisenben bes Cont
ties fur anspartise auselesenbeiten.
Basbburnes Mntras iuurbe beriuor<
fen.
W eTic ami DE Sert d E.
@aIbe,fon, 20. SUM.
Ser Dampfero Crescent" brinst9ad :
ri9ten bonn &io @ranoe Bis 5unt IS.
Ser General Der 2iberaleis, Erebino,i
bate einen febr tuettbbollen 8agenaug
nit 8orrdtb en-, Der bon 10 6 onipagnien
Gaiierlider eseortirt puroe, iuesgen0nts
inen.
Niah iast elm faiierIi6es Gesiment
iei gu ben 9iberalen ii6er9egangen.
mobile, 20. SUM-,
Gin 0iterrei4ifder SfFeier ift bier
augefommen, UNI Sficiere Der fog.
gouf0berirten Nrniee 81 ensasiren.
AWlau BORT, cine sroBe Slnsabl tuoIle
bas Nnerbieten annebmen. = a r
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-22
SO GrDBtr gertattf Doaa 4
Nuftiolls, llllO SIC.
gierung6s. J :
=. IS q dtEm+ &

q
Tim unfern 8orratb III bertleinern
iuer0en mir 81 eritatnliH biaigen Rreis
en- lberfaufefi: aasElsfsss $40 eet
aeineue ,nb fottuncns Eldber, 40 Gents bis $500
Qeiuefie aiah fotttene Gedeh, 40 Gents BIS 81 80.
ilwfbIGeetae9ey nnb nniIts, &t.00 bis $500 fft ct
aeinene Mnb tattlnene 8ettbefe, 50 Cts. Bis 81 so.
asinene uns iataneae aopftiiieplb ersiise. 10 Sis
RiiIiae Sdnbtiid5er, 40 Gents. 4 .,esrs 3.
Teberr sinb 6aarz aifien, SO Cents bis $f.25.
4euS u,ab @fGss @atraAen.s alSta y5as g53gafssE
Giferne geftitenen, Is Cts. bis 81 so.
sG9[ofrSde 20 Gts. biS $l.50.t3 Igs Hsas.9 ssss
6eiabeii nn6 unterhoier, Is Cts. bis 800.
nit pieIeu Glhern Artifelif i'm Grp @ocos @ej@&ft
! Gbenio Eeaer, 9if6eef9irr, Ebeetannen, T6pfe,
sppsndpfes 9a9tbpfe, @ettpfannen, aBarmFaf4ett,
Eub= nnb @asens 4edrmer, Susgetten, j9innteLIer,
piaHHsn. EaiIen. aniiestanneH, @daee, asai9pfda=
men. lass2atcrnei Y. ]: ID. 1890.
6ernsr 8ebs unb &afd aeLten, Ie5er uitb Gobslfs,l
g6Gel, @rnueurruerttenge, Sdaen, Bii9elefen,
Seem 9anppen, S9eiIer 8iffseii Gabens Daagei,,
&afieetiible Suite unb S@reibtifde, Armitiible, Of
FecftaBle, 8obritilBie, S9absarren u. I'm. t's4
Eermer @eceerfem d. (. 10. .a@fflay
Die meiften Daaren itnb ui,terns 2pfenpseiie etns
9esdft itnb fpsfben tig peffaRft. Die rsiie oerten
sai aas br6srs ipesbess seeisii sas @eIb bsigeist
~ prompt bsiorst Rein artitsI ~ pertaut BIC e
SE ie6s art ans sOrts ifsiest bic Set in benz
SO. 4e 4 As eab college etrabe,
seA 3. Sfentins 8 So. 81,
mass utIIe, 10. STUNT. ianf2 2p I
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-22

Oas 9ubIitum seuetb beute in gnf<
reaunq, ba man ben eeIbfmorb eines
alton, iu0bl6efaunten 8lrsers Germ
Geo. %. Sones berlnntben iuub. Ser<
ieIbt NOR in IebteF 3eit ibDermatbig
HnO man fano &leibunesita6e bon linn
in Der giabe oes Nloaoueab eIa<6 lnies.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-22

Sen Grant reiite beute Morgen mad
g8aIbinetOa abs CT bate iia Burnett
Gans cine lInterreOane NIT Sen. Gber<l
mdn, 6emietben Saus, mo iie 5ufammen
Den Rtda sil beiu. Eftteu, snti4sihenbea
&eIA,,,o emsasanffem sgggs asssas4.E
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-22

Die Chicago Eiieniverfeiu u6rOli6en
Sbeile Der StaOt l6urbe seffern sfa9t
ourG Ssener serf0rt. gerIuit $500, 900
nit Sl0, Oo0i a5tT5d daalhsl 4Sasdg DE
berumFieseahsnal hhfan atHrten aud
bena9bGrte 2dniee gum S bell in 8ranb
seftedt urb beidabist. 5000,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-22

e 8 q .s8sH@ s#M Ssaa egsaa3sa z
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-26

The FIRST CHAIN PUMP IL MEMPHIS.
What person is there in Memphis, who
ever had anything to do with ordering or
building cistern, that has not had deal
ings with our old and worthy fellow-citi-
zen Carson, the famous chain-pump
man? Few, we dare say; for he has put
down nine-tenths of the chain-pumps in
this city. Mr. Carson was the first to put
that patent in running order in this city.
Go to the various eisterns of the city and
you can see on the box, " Carson,
maker" The work he puts down is of
such a substantial kind that it requires
but little repairing, for he takes a pride
in everything he does, going on the rule
that he must be first in everything he
attempts. Well, reader, Carson, the
original chain-pumr man, is still in the
city, driving away at his old business
with as much enthusiasm as ever. he
can be found at No l26 Union street,
ready to attend 10 putting up and repair
ing pumps at moments warning. He
can do it, too, in a manner that can sur
pass any competitor in the land he
has the most complete shop in the coun-
try. and has the best of watchmen to
guard it in his dog Ringold, who is as
gentle as a lamb to a customer, and who
can shake thief to fragments If he at
tempts to put his profession into prae-
tice. Ringold loves his master, and can
do anything except speak. In concur
sion we say, get your pumps and have
your repairing done by the Oldest pump
man in Memphis, and, our word for IT,
you viii rest satisfied that he is not to be
surpassed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-26

New MEMPHIS THEATRE - FANcHoN.
The grand presentations and great popu-
larity of Miss Charlotte Thompson con-
tinue to attract immense audiences of
our best citizens to the New Memphis.
Tonight the beautiful drama of Fdnchon
is to be presented. This is favorite
play in Memphis, and the house will I'M
doubtedly be crowded, as Fanchon is
generally considered one of Miss Thomp-
sons greatest characters In it she dis
plays her great histrionic talent in the
most finished style. AS the wild, care
less little Fanchon,' her acting is most
natural and life-like. She throws more
spirit into the character than any other
actress who has taken the part in this
city. In the third and fourth acts, as
the noble, good young woman, she gives
a beautiful PRESERVATION, and ELECTS the
sympathy of all who witness it. Garden
will be Landry Barbeau, and give the
character in all its beauty. 1t VIII be IN
excellent contrast with his cool, villain
GUS Francis Leyison of last evening.
There was large and appreciative audi
ence present last evening to witness the
third representation of East Lynne
Miss Thompson does full justice to the
character of "Lady Isabel" and the
scene between " Madame Vine and her
dying child was very affecting, causing
many of the gentler sex to shed tears.
Garden acted in his usual splendid man
ner; Miss Llewellyn, as the ancient
" Corney Carlyle" amused the audience
considerably; Miss Jenny Gourlay was
a very good :" Barbara Hare" and the
other members Of the excellent company
knew and performed their parts very.
we'll
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-26

IMPORTANT TO ALI4-We call attention
to an advertisement in another column,
of John League, Clerk of the County
Court. 1t will be seen that all who have
failed through neglect or otherwise, to
comply with the law in obtaining their
proper licences, lay themselves liable to
pay double the highest tax imposed upon
any privilege, and that the clerk will
commence in short time TO issue dis
tress warrants for the purpose of collect
ing the same.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-26

given for the benefit of Dr. Mozart, this
evening at the Greealaw Opera House,
surely surpasses anything we have had
here for long time. The best. musical
talent of the city is embraced in the pro-
gramme, and some Of the choicest gems,
from the great masters, have been selec-
ted We expect this concert will be one
of the richest treats ever offered the
public From all we can learn, the, hall
will surely be crowded; for, outside of
the merits of the benefciaries, the talent
that is to appear is enough to secure a
large attendance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-26

THAT SERENADE. 1t seems that we
were slightly misinformed concerning the
account we gave of the serenade yester-
day. The gentleman who was last to
leave the spot says he did not hear the
classical remarks we spoke of, and that
it was not expected they should be invi-
ted into the house. The parties who got
up the serenade are surely some of our
best young gentlemen, and, as we have
already said, we felt fully assured that
the music was of the very best order. The
serenade was fully what they expected,
and of course they were satisfied with
the results.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-26

tleman was stepping on shore from the
Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Com
pany's wharf boat very peacefully and
respectfully, he was tripped roughly BY
one of the soldiers, and fell heavily to the
ground The young gentleman got mp
and asked why he should be thus treated
when he had neither done or said any
thing. The soldier replied that he did it
for his amusement, when he again
knocked the young man down, and used
all the vile epithets he could think Of
Here the soldiers comrades came up,
and instead of interfering they COM
menced kicking and beating the young
man in a most outrageous manner. The
officers of the wharfboat attempted TO in
terfere for the rescue of the young man,
when the soldiers drew pistols and swore
they would shoot the first person who
would attempt to stop them in their bru-
tai course. The young man managed to
make his escape in pretty badly used
up condition. We give the account as it
was given us; it requires no comments.
The brutal act speaks for itself
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-26

To CRY AND COUNTRY DEALERs-We
call the attention Of city and country
dealers to the important fact that Messrs.
Toof, Phillips & Cirode, No. 266 Front
street, have on hand very large and
select stock of fancy and staple groce-
ries, wines, liquors, provisions, planta-
ton supplies, tobacco, cigars and boat
and bar stores, which they offer at most
reasonable prices. This firm is one of
oar most substantial and reliable, and
the gentlemen are all business men of
sterling commercial qualifications, who
60 upon the motto of selling cheap and
quick, in order to keep fresh supply on
hand at all times People dealing in
their line of business will fnd this house
an excellent one TO purchase from
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FOR RENT.

If0R RENT-A STORE IN A GOOD L0CA-
l. ton. Inquire Ga No. 30 Poplar street, or at
No. ii st. Martin street. ap9-lm
DOR RENT. = STORE HOUSE NO. 4S
IL Monroe street. Inquire of Il. Samelson Il
Co., 2i6 Front street.
Also, one Fairbanks Platform Scale for sale.
Inquire as abocr ap26-lw
EOR RENT.-THE BEST BUSINESS Of
Il fee in Memphis. suitable for banking and
brokerage office. The best location in the city,
ply soon to
WHITM0RE BROTHERS,
ina PnRLIC LEnGER Of6ca.
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ARRESTED FOR ARSON = The Aea-
lanche of this morning says the Fire
Warden sued out warrant yesterday
against B. Newman & CO., grocers, near
the corner of Causey and South streets,
for arson Of the two frame buildings
destroyed by fire night before last, and
which were thus occupied at the time
As we stated yesterday, in an item rela-
tive to the eonAagrstion, there is an in
surance on the consumed stock of New
man & Co. of about $4,000, and on the
tenements 81 200 The case was brought
before Esquire Creighton yesterday after
noon, but preliminary examination was
waived, at the request of the accused's
counsel, by admitting them to bail in the
sum of $4,000, to appear for final trial
at the Criminal Court
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ROBACK'S ARE BETTER.

HAMILTON, C. w. 2
The Fenian excitement isgrowing hourly. 1t
is feared by the military authorities acre that
there is a large organization in our midst. The
critical state of things demands immediate ac-
ton. The excitement is causing much 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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Administrators Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUAIL
Il fed as the administrators Of James Armour.
deceased, before the tOuuv Court OF shelby
county, the creditors Of said estate are notified
to present their claims for payment within the
time prescribed by law. and persons Indebted
20 said estate are requested 70 make paymentto
street EMILY ARMOUR,
ap25-1avrst Administrators.
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NoTlcE.-We earnestly request our
friends not to pay more than FIVE cents
a copy for the PUBLIC LEDGER. We sell
to the newshoys at two cents copy, thus
allowing them over hundred per cent
profit on every paper. 7
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I oST.-A NOTE DRAWN BY A. OR
IL Alex. selkenk, payable to r. r. Wilson or
order, dated Feb. %, 1866, and payable one
day after date, for Sl65 50. All persons are
cautioned against trading for the above note,
as payment has been stopped. Five dollars re-
ward will be paid for its delivery to
MRS. X. X. WILSON, 81 Exchange St,
Or Calvin Kelsey, No. p. .. Building.
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SAVE Your MoYEY.-You can save
large share of your money By having
your job printing executed at the PUBLIC
LEDGER Office We make 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 to
IL Madison street.