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Notice to sportsmen.

A II persons are hereby forewArned not 10 t,y,s.
n pass upon the farms Of the undersi gned Win
u9gS guns or hre arms OF any kind for the purpose
Of shooting orkillng game, as all persons u fdnd
ucspassing viii bo dealt with according 10 ~, NJ
most vlgOr Of Che law The farms ~ H. - ,, ~. "
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Townships Montgonerv County O6i" "N"'iS""
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David Lands, Jncnb n $780, w.
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samuel Arnold levi WopiGr
Daniel q. FOX, D y KimneI
Jacob kritscr Lewis Kimn,al
Abraham Heeter Andrew K{,n,,,,t
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ware, Nc have removed their SalesrOOm from 27O
Ihrd street, tD the rooms formerly occupied by
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Late of the Western House, Springfield o.
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Cor. Main and Michigan sts.,
MILWAUKEE, wIscoNsus
hik proprletors take pleasure in announcing
= a thal the very expensive and important I'M.
proyements which have been going on in this
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Are now completed. The
Newhall HouEe-
Is furnished with every convenience and luxury
SHOWN 70 MOTEL keeping In America ana affords All
SleBaht nome 70 any travellers or others N bo may
favor ~ win their patronage. Onnihusses TtIn
iroi9 rom, hii trains and boats to the NEWHALI
Mllu5m w. S. JOHNSON a Co. Prop's
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-24
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

The close Of our last weekly review lett the
market firm under the impetus Of an advance
in Liverpool. and cotton sold one cent higher.
middling bringing 33d34c. The improvement
was OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by the Africa arrived the
next day showing that the I'd advance in
Liverpool was lost, and the market again lam
ruished and prices declined. Since then We
have little to record but stagnation. Gold has
continued falling, and the dry goods market
has lnborcd under severe depression. These
events have brought New ork to the verge Of
q panic. rendering the cotton market weak. and
keeping down prices. The Liverpool market
hns shown considerable strength. the English
spinners being bare Of stocks. while the Man
chester market u active, and The price Of manu-
featured goods Is advancing there. On this
side receipts are decreasing. Powerful as these
impulses are. they have failed to stimulate New
Iogk in the face Of the difficulties with which
il IL embarrassed, and the weakness exhibited
there Is aiding 70 depress prices in Liverpool.
New Orleans being free from the acknowledgements
that beset New York. shows n holder front. and
70 some extent keeps up prices Independent of
New York such a succession Of difficulties
and distractions rs cotton has had to encounter
Of late. have very greatly shaken. if not
destroyed the confidence holders in Memphis
have - long an1 so sirikingly exhibited They
give wav slowly and reluctantly. however. to
the difficulties that surround them. and do not
readily conccie declines AZ demanded by the
weakness and vacillation Of New York. In the
New 1Ork market. cotton is more and more
governed by the Price Of gold. and while gold
continues 70 decline there appears to be slight
hope Of improvement The following exhibits
the course Of the market daily during the week
ending last evening;
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-24

| Cleaner will leave as above this evening
at s o'clock She is commanded BY
John X Moody, an officer of many year
experience and acknowledged by al
who know him to be clever gentleman
The attentive and obliging W. X Speed
assisted by d. M. Wells, has charge o
the office Passengers and shippers fol
points on said stream will find it greatly
to their interest to patronize the Cleaner
We cheerfully recommend both boat and
officers.
Fog VICKsBURG AND New ORLEANS
The flagship of the line, City of Cairo
Captain Robert X. Riley commanding
and the jovial gentleman, W. H. Block,
purser, leaves for the above points to-day
at pm No steamer on the river has
more or better advantages than the flag
ship Her officers are gallant and clever
gentlemen, who will do their utmost for
the comfort Of passengers. and a safer
steamer never turned wheel
For CINCINNATI The Silver Moon
being unayoidably delayed, leaves posi-
lively as above this afternoon ats o clock
Captain Voris and her clerk, G. W. Ben
nett, are clever and popular gentlemen,
and will use every endeavor to make
passengers comfortable.
ST. Louis. - The splendid steamer
Belle St Louis is the regular packet for
the mound city at o'clock this evening.
W c. Blenker is her popular clerk, and
a more polite, courteous and attentive
gentlemen cannot be found anywhere.
He is a great favorite and will be sure TO
make everything comfortable where he
presides
For WHITE RIvER.-The fine steamer
Harry Dean, in charge of Captain Morg
Bateman is up for White liver, leaving
at ) o'clock this evening. Captain Bate
man and her clerk, Mr.. C. W. Coles, are
well known and popular gentlemen and
will be sure to ensure comfort and safety
to all going their way
Miscellaneous.
The steamer Vicksburg has been sold
for $4,000 She is to run in the Oua-
chita river trade. Captains Goslee and
Tobin are her purchasers
The Tarascon came yesterday about
noon, with good freight and passage
list. Among the latter was Miss Kate
Reynolds, well known in Memphis to
theatre-goers, in the palmy days of the
Old Memphis theatre.
The steamer Indiana will be up either
to-day or tomorrow with Mrs Jefferson
Davis as one of the passengers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-24

ALARMisTs. Some of our morning co
temporaries are alarming the people
about the bad business now being done
in Memphis. This is very wrong and
calculated to injure the prospects of our
city, besides there is no good reason for
all this. We have lived here twenty
years or more, and have never known a
spring in Memphis when business was
brisk 1t is natural to expect a relaxa-
ton at thistime, because the farmers and
planters have laid in their purchases, and
are awaiting to make money out of their
stock. Until the war brought on kind
of ephemereal prosperity during spring
and summer our merchants never ex-
pected it. Besides this, the prosperity
of Memphis, in a commercial view, has
for the last year surpassed anything ever
known before in this country. Our mer-
chants have made fortunes in one season
Such prosperity cannot be kept up during
the whole year, but we say now, and
time will prove that we are right, that the
next season will be the most prosperous
ever known in Memphis The situation,
the back country, the railroads, steam
hoats-in fact every natural advantage
that city can have, Memphis possesses.
Fate has grand future in store for
the Bluff City, and nothing can prevent
it. With all the talk about business, we
venture to say that our merchants are
doing better trade at this moment than
those of any other city in America; that
is, according to the capital invested.
We have heard others say that real estate
has so far advanced that it cannot go any
higher This is the old story. We heard
it twenty years ago, when half block
could be bought for less than thousand
dollars; and where is it to-day2 Why
you can scarcely purchase a foot on the
same spot for the same amount of money.
Five years hence those who have pur-
chased real estate in Memphis will be
able to get double their money for it
We have watched this matter closely and
find the same complaints to-day that we
heard twenty years ago, with the same
effect, however, for Memphis will yet be
the queen of the Southwest, and nothing
on earth can prevent it.
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On the sIst of March, 1886,

Hold an election in Shelby county for two c.
Representatives in the General Assembly, Ia
nil the vacancies occasoned by the resignation
Of William X. Poston and Hon. Samuel p.
Walker.
The following named persons are hereby ap-
pointed Judges and Deputy Sherifs for the
purpose of ling said election:
District No. X. W, Bond, w Z. Gather. J.
H. Lipphe. Judges; Thomas EppersOn' Deputy
District No. o.-Dauiel Corbett II. T. Thomp-
son, s. r.. Lignow, Judges; William P. York,
District No. 3-Charles Crenshaw. c. X.
Wynee, John Harding, Judges; c. A. Hill, Dep
uty Sheriff.
district No. AVN. Stovall, James Carroll,
F. Hester, Judges; ]; W. Haines, pepy Sheriff.
Clancy. Thos. Malone, j. Weintland, Judges (;
owen Dryer, Deputy Sheriff.
District No. 5-Engine- house No. 81. v.
ButtingGaus, NJ. Seelg, |. NJ. Hill, Judges; NJ
0'Brien, Deputy Sheriff.
District No. ell. b. Williford Sam. Allen,
". II: snecd, Judges; b. W. Pryor. Deputy
District No. T-E. Pulli,m. 1. b. Mercer, Jas
Holloway, Judges g. NJ. Bartlett. Deputy
Sheriff
District No. ST. P. Thomas, j. NJ. Thomp-
son, 5. C. Horne, Juigesi p. r. Peyton, Dep'y
District No. e-M. Rogers, Phillip Jones. NJ.
L Williams Judges W. II. Weber, Deputy
District No. lO-F. c. Blakely, B. D. Nevill,
J. Applewhite, Judges; James Moore, Deputy
District No. 11-w. II. Walker, W. q. Harri.
son, J. H. Townsend, Judges; L. A. Rhodes,
District No. I2-wm. COnnell. Thos Hcleman.
J. W. Elan. Judges Doyle Pearson. Deputy
Distri.t No. lS-w. S. walter, L. Layman,
= Clayridge Judges; c. +. Stephenson. Dep'y
Sheriff.
District No. 14-Engine- house No. 2, Shelby
street Henry Lynn, l.. NJ. Wolcott, A. p. Bur
6ett Judges 4. w. Louis, Deputy Sheriff.
District No. 14-EnHine- house No. 7-Joseph
Tagg. James Hall, Frank Mailer. Judges; ".
W. Jones. Deputy Sheriff,
District No. 15-R. ii. Glisson. ID. Thomas.
J, ID. Danbury, Judges W. b. Cotton, Deputy
Shhrih.
District No. l6-Elijah Brooks. J. II. Good
lett, ". Moon, Judges; DR.. Wesley Moore, Dep
uty Sheriff.
District No III. Massey, W. S. Smith, -
Corlish. Judges Erwin Oakley. Depy Sheriff
Deputy Sheriffs, Judges. Clerks and Voters,
will be required, in all things, 10 comply with
the law Of the State, defining and limiting the
elective franchise.
Deputy Sheriffs will make their returns 10 me
at the sheriff g office, in Greenlaw Block. Mem
Phis, Immediately after the votes are counted.
p. NJ. WINTERS,
marl6-te Sheriff of Shelby county.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-24

NoTEs or THE WEEK.-To-day is the
anniversary of the death of Queen Eliza
beth, who died at an advanced age in
1905 Tomorrow will be the Annuncia-
ton, generally called by the Catholics
Palm Sunday 1t is great day
among the Roman Catholics on account
of the blessing Of the palms, in honor of
the strewing of the roads with them when
the Savior entered Jerusalem The whole
seven days are generally known as
:" Holy Week"
Next Monday will be the anniversary
Of the capture of Padueah by General
Forrest in 1864 Tuesday will be the
anniversary of the burning of Jackson
Vile by the Federal forces, in 1863.
Wednesday will be the anniversary of
the battle of Apachi Pass, in 1862
Thursday will be the anniversary of the
capture of the Diana in 1863 The next
day will be Good Friday, the anniversary
of the crucifxion of the Savior. Satur-
day will be the anniversary Of the Allied
Army entering Paris in 1873 1t will
long be remembered in France rs the
day Of the greatest humiliation and the
one which dethroned the greatest Of
modern warriors. Tomorrow week viii
be Easter Sunday, the celebrated ami
versary Of one Of the greatest Christian
feasis. It is the third day which IS
spoken of in the creed. "On the third
day he arose again from the dead
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-24
The Port of Memphis.

The weather is beautiful, and the trees
on the Arkansas side of the river are
wearing of the green.
Business was not over brisk this morn
ing at the landing
The river is rising again at the rate OF
about one and half feet every twenty
four hours
The following is the port list for the
past twenty-four hours:
Arrivals.
J g Blackford, New Orleans.
Tarascon, Louisville
Cleaner. Arkansas river
City Of Memphis, New Orleans.
Ajax, Pittsburg.
Albert Pearce. St Louis
Us. McCune, ST. Louis.
Baltic, St. Louis. L...
Harry Dean, White river.
Belle St Louis, St Louis
Departures.
J. G. Blackford, Cincinnati.
Tarascon. Louisville.
City Of Memphis, ST Louis
Justice. White river.
Mollie Hamblc;on. ST Francis river.
Southerner, ST Louis.
Albert Pearee. White river.
Ajax, Pittsburg.
Romeo, Louisville.
Baltic. New Orleans
J. s McCune, Arkansas river
Boats Leaving To-Day.
FoR PIKE BLUFF AND Little Rock.
The frst-class Arkansas river packet
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-24

Cade was put on the stage in capital
manner, and reflected credit on all con-
cerned Well could Mr.. Forrest give Mr.,
Proctor permission to play this one Of
his greatest characters. BY the way,
Jack Cdde was written by Judge Conrad,
of Philadelphia, for the great tragedian
Gus. Adams that gentleman, however,
being found in condition not pleasing
to the Judge, it was given to Mr.. Forrest,
and we. think the part never had a better
representative than Mr.. Proctor. This
is no aattery or praise, we mean what
we say This evening we are to be again
favored with Nick Of the Woods. Mr..
Proctor appears in his great character of
the "Jibbenainosay," in which he has no
equal in the land
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-24
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A Two-STORY HOUSE CON-
ii, tanning six rooms and basement, cstern
the corner of Orleans street and Pigeon Roost
road. Possess on given on the 18th. Apply at
this office. ,Lf f mar24-lw
EOR RENT.-TWO FINE ROOMS. WITH
IL board. gentleman and wife, or single
gentlemen can be accommodated.
marie @. RANDALL. 440 Front st.
EoR RENT.-THREE LARGE ROOMS
Il over our store. To responsible tenant
they will be rented low.
mnrl3-lm ELS0N BROS. 297 Main st.
NOR RENT.-THE BEST BUSINESS Of
fee in Memphis. suitable for banking and
brokerage office The best location in the city.
at Is Madison street, corner of the alley. APP
wHITM0RE BROTHERS.
ia93 PUBLIC LEDGRR Office.
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PU BLIC LEDGER.
Office. No. I3 Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
NJ H NJ II II -:
Saturday Evening. March "a 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 g Pubic DIREcToRY" column on
the first page of the PUBLIC LEDGER I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-24

House. or CoRREcTIoy The contin-
ual increase of petty crime makes it in
cumbent on our Authorities TO have a
house of correction built Hardly a day
passes but number Of boys and girls
can be seen picking cotton from the
bales on the wharf, or stealing anything
they can lay their hands on This little
tbieving eventually brings on more ex-
tensiye operations, and finally ends in
the penitentiary While on the other
hand, il we had house of correction
these same young ones could be brought
up to trade, and have the means in
their hands of making an honest living.
Many who are forced into the arms of
vice could be snatched from sin by n
house of correction We hope some of
our Aldermen will think of this import
ant matter at their next meeting. There
is nothing more conducive to the peace
and safety Of city than this important
object. 1t will eventually have to be at
tended 10, and our City Council cannot
commence too early.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-24
Cotton Market.

The Cotton market received another de-
preston this morning, on account of the falling
Of Gold yesterday. There was very little doing
but no change in the prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-24

PERsoNAL.-Our clever and popular
fellow-townsman E. B. Byington, Esq,
the General Passenger Agent Of the
Memphis and st. Louis packets, and
agent for various railroads, arrived in the
city last night by the Belle St. Louis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-24

HousE-BREAKER ARREsTED.-A man,
named Jim Garvey, was arrested last
night, on the serious charge of house
breaking. and lodged in the station-house
for safe. keeping.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-24

WEARING OF TIE GErEx.-All nature
seems TO be turning to Fenianism, rs it
is beginning to be wearing Of the
green. The trees on the Arkansas side
Of the river arc changing their color,
and the thick foliage is verdant With the
hnes Of spring. Even the trees in Court
Square are beginning to put on their
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-24

DIRECT CONNECTION WITH EUROPE -
The effort that is making, and that seems
to assume tangible form, for establish
ing direct" connection between Mem
phis and Europe, is one fraught with vital
Importance TO our community, hence the
necessity for its serious consideration by
our people, Were this enterprise offered
to the business men of Vicksburg the
trade might be diverted We have con
versed with one of the principal parties
representing the movements now IN pro
gress, who assures us that, beyond all
doubt, the first steam vessel will land at
our wharf next fall, and that this steamer
will but be the herald of others, flying the
French, Italian and Belgian flags. Were
Memphis and our great river situated
towards Europe as with us, ships would
be as familiar to us as the steamboat or
fiat. We hope our Chamber of Commerce
will look to this matter, as we must grasp
anything that tends TO develop the growth
of onr futnre great CITY