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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-30

line of Musselman's measurement, and
stands mark twain
Her bar is all that Bacchus could de-
sign in arrangement, and collection the
best vintage, from the best corn of old
Bourbon, to the grapes of Nick Long
worth, are aboard.
Her caterer" is a pocket edition Of
" Leslie" "carving-knife in himself
from the Southern and Lindel
We are travelling too far, dear LEDGER,
and must frame the picture and quit
leaving the soft tints Of cheek, and
sparkling of eyes, for the fancy of your
Rocket don't burn the ear.
The new Belle Memphis came in by
request Of the St Louis Chamber Of
Commerce, to ply as the Iron Noun
tain train until Sam. Tate Bluffs his
end, and Capt Bart Able Knobs
his, and the union of iron is celebrated
at Missouris south line
Col, Sam. Tate is as full of energy as
he says Pilot Knobb is of ore, and we
will bet our last dollar, not with Arp
on Dixie, but on Sam Tate. " The
craft, long may she wave " and run on
as little water as her g own good Larry"
is the wish of one, most truly her old
friend. WEST SIDE.
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DRY GOODS remarkably cheap a
Mack, Bro. s & Bohm's.

A Coon FEATURE.-At the northwest
corner of Main and Madison streets,
new drug store will be opened to the pub
lie tomorrow, one of the principal fea-
lures of which will be the attention paid
to the prescription department. The
doors will be thrown open in the morn
ing. and will not be closed again - day
or night-until the lease expires Any
one who has had cause to require pre-
scription filled at night can appreciate
the value this new arrangement will be.
to the public They need not ring a
night bell continuously, and wait for an
hour or more for drowsy clerk to arise,
put on his clothes, and lazily drag him
self down to fill their order, but they can
step right into a store where clerk will
be always found awake and ready 10 az
tend to customers. This firm intend to
do a strictly retail business, and pay
such close attention to the prescription
uephrtmenI tHal tue phDhC WIN hHu " W.
their advantage to patronize them. The
style of the firm is W. E. Rogers 4 Co,
and is composed of DR.. W. H. Rogers.
and DIR. Ii. w. Hill, late Of Mississippi.
Dr. Spot Smith will have charge of the
prescription department The store has
been fixed up in gay style, presenting
such beautiful appearance as the eye
delights to dwell upon. They have a
very large stock of ladies toilet articles,
of the best manufacture, and the ladies
are invited to call and inspect them;
also have a polar soda fountain, a
look at which this warm weather has a
cooling effect
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AT the Good Idea-Hughey Morton

SAYITARY.-The ravages of cholera in
the East has warned our sanitary police
that we may have visit from the dread
pestilence, and they are doing their best
to put the city in as clearly a condition
as possible 1t is to be hoped all citi-
zens will help them as much as lies in
their power by removing all nuisances
and reporting any they may know or
hear of Several parties were before
magistrates last week for disregarding
the orders of Sergeant Garnett about
removing nuisances and fined in various
amounts. Two young men were fined
for throwing dirty water from their room
windows into an alley. Parties who
have necessary out houses emptying into
the bayou, have been ordered to remove
the same forthwith We are glad to see
this energy on the part of the sanitary
police and the city authorities should
aid them in their labors to purify the
city and look after the public welfare
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selves, from several drawers in the room
where they were at work, 10 good strike
of table-cloths, sheets, pillow-slips, etc
On the things being missed suspicion fell
on the darkies, and upon being arrested
and search being made, nearly all the
missing ARTICLES were recovered. The
negroes were tried before Esquire Hall,
and committed for trial at the Criminal
Cart
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DIscHARGRD.-Dr. ]. B. Clayton, ar
rested on charge of having some mil
linery in his possession which was sup
posed to have been stolen from st. Louis,
has been examined before a magistrate
and discharged
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PIrTsBURG CoAL.-Briggs & Peterson,
Office IL Madison street Branch off e,
81 Main street,. B. Moseley, agent
We are the only coal merchants who
weigh on the city scales.
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AFTERTHE HAcKMEN. james Warren,
VIM Jordan, and Thos. Kennedy we're
fined FIVE dollars each, in the Police
Court this morning, for sleeping in their
hacks Martin Mcdonald, ten dollars, for
leaving his hack, and another ten for not
having tariff of charges therein.
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SHAVED ice makes the coolest, and
genuine fruit syrups and rich cream,
make the most delicious soda water in
the world. These are only to be obtained
in all their perfection at o. Hara's Tenn
pie of Fancy, 661 Jefferson ST. Ut
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NOTICES..

NroTICE.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED
~ to me are requested to call and settle i'm
are requested to present them have sold out
my store and intend to go to Europe and would
like to settle my business as soon as possible.
July %, 1866. JACOB GOEIZ,
iy25-lw 81 Beal Street.
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MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.
A Man ShOta and Instantly Killed.

We have learned of sad occurrence
that transpired near the residence of
Joshua Eaklin, on the Macon road about
seventeen miles from the city, about two
o'clock Saturday evening, resulting in
the death of John E. Eanes. 1t appears
that the unfortunate young man. who
had been residing with Mr.. Graham, on
the Horn Lake road, started for Macon
on business, and stopped at the resi-
dence of Mr. Eaklin, obtained some
water from the well, and laid down near
it, apparently to rest A negro standing
a short distance off, observed him have
pistol in his hand, and short time
after a loud report was heard, which
brought Mr. Eaklin and the ne
gro to the spot where they found
Mr. Eanes with his shirt on
FIRE, groaning terribly On ex-
animation they found that he had been
shot in the breast, the ball passing
straight through him and out behind, the
pistol having been so close to his person
as to set his shirt on FIRE He lived
about couple of minutes after he was
shot, but did not speak. An inquest was
held on his remains, the jury returning
a verdict that he came to his death by II
pistol shot fired by himself Informa-
ton being brought to his friends in town,
they sent for his body, which was
brought to the city and taken to the
residence of his sister last night
The deceased, John E. Eanes, was
about thirty years of age, unmarried,
and leaves q mother and several sisters
to mourn his loss. He served in the
Confederate army during the war, being
a member of the Bluff City Grays,
McDonald's Battalion His funeral will
take place at FIVE o'clock this evening,
from the residence of his brother-in-law,
Mr. s. B Williamson, No. 80 Madison
street
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LEGAL ISTELLIoESoE-In the Criminal
Court Saturday, Judge Hunter was en-
gagged in hearing motions for new trials
until late hour, when the Court ad-
journed The Common Law Court
stands adjourned until Tomorrow, which
is motion day.
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ATTEMPT TO KILL-R. NJ Mosebey
was arrested yesterday for drawing
pistol on a man be had a difficulty with
He was arrested and viii be tried before
a magistrate to-dsyo on the charge of
committing an assault With intent to
Kill.
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M H M II HIS:
Monday Evening. July 80, 1866

Local NOTICES, inserted among the
reading matter, will be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE.-A FINE COUNTER AND
bar fixtures for sale. Apply soon at No.
y Madison street. jy26-lw.
EOR SALE-ONE LARGE F0UR-BAR-
IL rel Beer Box, nearly new. Apply at u ) Ell
ferson street, near Main. lyzo- NV
JOR SALE.-A LOT IN THE NAVY YARD
l. at mouth of Wolf river, suitable for Ium-
Der yard, coal yard, 3 tone yard, or cotton shed
II extends from Market to " inchester streets,
and is bounded on the west by the Mississippi
and Wolf rivers. For further information APP
ply to me at 202 Front street, or Gen. Bank
W. PARK.
Memphis, July. 1855. jy23 2w.
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JusT received 100 barrels fresh corn
meal so barrels Harrison -four (new
wheat, $50 barrels -four, various brands,
for sale cheap to close out consignment.
CoYAwAY, JoSss & TATE,
27-3t No. 800 Main ST., Gayoso Block
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Personal AND PoIITIcAL.-General
Frank P Blair arrived on the Henry
Ames last night, and proceeded on his
journey down the river, to the disap-
pointment of many persons-especially
politicians, who intended to hold meet
ing and have a speech from the Geseral
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ATTORNEY GESERAL.-A writ of man
ddmus has been issued from the Com
mon Law Court, on the application of
Mr.. John Martin, ordering Sheriff Win
tiers to appear in Court, and show cause
why he does not issue a certificate of
election as Attorney General to Mr..
Martin
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Coon Ina. Hughey Morton, every night.

MORE STREET CARs.--The steamer
Ella Faber brought eight new ears for
the Memphis City Railroad Company,
which are now at the levee Five of them
are painted red, ami marked " Main and
Poplar street We hope the Superinten-
dent will immediately put them on the
track, for they are much needed this
warm weather The Company have sell
tied their law suit-they are out Of chan
Gerry, and some activity may now be an
,icipated. Several more cars are on a
boat between this point aud Louisville
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Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

There is little more activity in Exchange.
owing to the advance abroad in cotton. and the
probabilities of n movement of cotton in this
market has madeit easier. the rates being from
Il discount to par selling and 4 premium buy
ing.
Money continues very close. but the PROBABLE
tiles are that it viii be easier within few days
Uncurrent notes are quiet and firm at previous
quotations.
City scrip is in demand at the following rates,
viz buying Mt 80 and selling at Sc.
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RELIGIOUS services at the First
Baptist Church yesterday were peculiarly
interesting Rev. Dr. Boyce, President
of the Theological Seminary, at Green
vile, South Carolina, preached 10 the
morning an able and earnest sermon,
which was heard with marked attention
and interest by the highly appreciative
audience Dr. B. is an eminent scholar
and very influential minister of the
Baptist denomination Rev. Mr.. Biting.
Corresponding Secretary of the S. s.
Board of the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton, at Greenville, South Carolina,
preached at night very practical and
eloquent discourse, which was listened
to by the large and solemn congregation
with profound attention and interest
The ordinance of baptism was admins
tered by the pastor, Rev Mr. Miller, at
the close of the sermon A collection
was also raised for the S. S. Board of the
S. b Convention. Rev Dr. Sumner, Of
Alabama, Corresponding Secretary of
the Domestic Mission Board of the S.
B. Convention, will preach in this church
tonight These eminent ministers are
on their way to the West Tennessee Bap.
list Convention, which meets in Browns
vile on next Saturday
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NATIONAL THEATRE-Gay youths and
lovers Of fun assemble nightly at the
National, to listen to the singing, dane
ing and eomicalities Of the performers.
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Cotton Market.

A dispatch from New York this morning an
nounced the arrival of a steamer with news of
an advance of one-quarter toione half penny
in the Liverpool market. This had good ef-
feet upon our market, and prices slightly ad-
vanced, sales being made at the following
rates
Ordinary Middlng ........S2G33
Good Ordinary. 23@26 Good Middlng -3l@--
Low Middling...-3093 Strict Middling.,35@-
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Beware of spurious extracts d,leterious.
Can frauds compare with pure " Night Bloom
ing Cereus ?" [jy3O- 81 Bath C0Urier.

SAVE Your MoSEy You can save a
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 worl;men, have all
the latest and newest styles of type aud
presses, and give entire satisfaction to
all our patrons. Bring in your favors to
l3 Madison street. T
a
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NIeHTrr-Hughey Morton, Good Idea.

RoBBERT.-Two negroes, Geo. Brewer and
Nelson Johnson, were arrested Saturday
for stealing lot of linen from the resi-
dence of Judge Caruthers, Shelby street
The house is being painted, and the party
at work hired the two negroes to assist
him, which they did; also assisted them
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Coon IDEA, corner Monroe and Main

NATIONAL THEATRE. This popular re-
sort is nightly growing in favor with our
amusement loving public No disorderly
characters are admitted, and the man
agementis determined with the support
of the authorities, to make this quiet
resort where gentlemen can at all times
be assured of enjoying pleasant even
ing, and not be annoyed by the Boosting
and noisy threats Of rowdies, as they
will positively not be admitted. Good
music, singing, dancing and Ethiopian
eccentricities by large and talented
corps of artists every evening.
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SOUTHERN PALACE SALOON. = This
place, opposite Odd Fellows Hall, is
where the cool-looking people obtain
their drinks this warm weather. A fine
lunch every morning.
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PlTTsBURG CoAL-Brown 4 Jones, Of
ice 247 Second street. Branch Office
374 Main street-R. c. Hite, agent I
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OSE way to be economical is to buy
your powders by the pound of the manu-
facturer, NJ. Murphy, lis Jefferson street
He makes superior article that is
highly spoken Of assi
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packet this evening leaving at o'clock
in charge of Capt Lew Hates. The
popular VIM Grubbs has charge of the
office, and will attend to the wants of
passengers. nt
Boats Leaving To Morrow.
Tomorrow the Belle st. Louis is the
regular St. Louis packet, the Des Arc
leaves for Vicksburg, the Commercial for
White river and the Guidon for Ar
kansas
Miscellaneous.
At Pittsburg on the Goth the river had
risen ten inches during the twenty-four
hours preceding, and is nineteen feet
and five inches in the channel. Weather
clear and mercury seventy.
The river is falling at St. Louis, with
eight feet of water to Cairo.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING. We respectfully
ask our steamboat friends to call and ex-
anime the specimens of fine steamb oat
printing daily executed at the PUBLIC
LEDGER office. Our prices will be found
to compare fayorably with those of Gin
cinnati or St Louis, and to be greatly
below those asked by other city Offices
Bring your orders directly to US, and
save the commission charged by parties
who take in work they are not prepared
to execute.
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Circulation.-A morning paper keeps the
following lines, in large letters. at the head Of
its editorial columns " Largest circulation Of
any paper in West Tennessee. Largest city cir
culation." The city circulation of the PUBLIC
LEDGER is greater than that Of any other paper
published in Memphis, a fact which the editor
of the paper alluded to is perfectly aware Of
Comment is unnecessary.
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NORTHERN POLICE CoURT. Business
was lively his morning -fftytwo cases
for trial. Twenty were discharged;
thirteen sent to jail and nineteen paid
fines, amounting to one hundred and
nine dollars.
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Miss Julia Barton, the famous vocalist,
is becoming quite favorite.
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AN OBsERvAToRY.-Nearly every city
of the'size of Memphis has its Observable
ries, public and private, where the diff
ferent movements of the heavenly bodies
are noted, and the correct time ascer-
tanned. England has her great observa-
tory at Greenwich, which is supported
by the Government, regulates all the
clocks in the United Kingdom, and
makes Gale. .ations for the world New
York, St. Huis, Cincinnati, and Chicago
have several observatories; the transit
instrument recently placed in one at
Chicago cost eighteen thousand dollars
A citizen Of Memphis, Mr. F. Y. Tru-
deau, being something of an astronomer,
recently went to considerable expense
BY building a small observatory at his
residence, where be has put up a transit
instrument Of 6fty-6ve power, and now
takes observations Of the stars, and is
thus enabled to furnish The correct time
to Memphis, something which has been
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DIvoRcEs.-Patrick Egan was granted
a divorce from his wife Catharine, in the
Chancery Court, last week; the petition
of Martha Sherwood to be divorced from
her husband, Leon Sherwood was also
granted
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DIsoRDERLY - Mary White, aged
tweniy.nine, of African descent, was
fined ten dollars and costs in the Police
Court this morning, for keeping dis
orderly house.
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WHIPPED HIS WTFE.-John Boyd, an
unbeached American, was fined five dol
lars and costs in the Police Court this
morning, for initiating some low white
men, by whipping his wife.
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CHEAP AT AUCTION = Clothing and
notions sold cheap at the legitimate auc-
ton establishment of P. ]. Bierce & Co,
1861 Main street. Goods sold at the
countar
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Remember the great auction sale of
mares, horses, mules and Texas ponies,
at Holland & Joyce's stables No. GA
Adams street, opposite the Hardwick
house, tomorrow morning at 10 O. clock.
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Memphis, July. 1855.
IGOR sALE-LAND.-

The City of Memphis swns FIFTY-THREE
$3.50 ACRES of land three and one-haif
miles south of the city, excellent quality, lies
in the shape of a brick, sixteen acres cleared.
price $3.50 per acre, cash. JOHN PARK,
iy132w Mayor.
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The Port of Memphis.

The river at this point is falling slowly
The levee looked more like business this
morning than we have seen it for a month
it reminded us of the days of "auld
lang syne." The weather was clear and
hot with pleasant breeze.
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures since our last:
Arriv ais.
MolLe Able, New Orleans
Continental, st. Louis.
Argosy, (tow-boat,) New Orleans.
Salle List, st. Louis.
W. a. Osborn, St Louis.
David White, New Orleans.
Ella Faber, Louisville.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
Albert Pearce, Vicksburg. -t5
Henry Ames, St Louis
Northwest, Francis river.
Lady, Hailes Point
Des Arc, Vicksburg.
Commercial, White river
Departures.
Naugatuck, Cincinnati.
Mollie Able, Cincinnati.
Adam Jacobs, St. Louis.
Cleaner, Little Rock.
Linnie Drown, Pine Bluff.
Petrolia, White river
Argosy, (tow-boat,) Cincinnati.
David White, St Louis.
Sallie List, Alabama river.
W. H. Osborn, New Orleans.
Continental, New Orleans.
Albert Pearce, St Louis.
Henry Ames, New Orleans.
Boats in Port.
Commercial, Belle Memphis, Minneola,
Lady, Northwest, Ella Fsber, Des Arc.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
The palatial, new steamer Belle Mem
phis, is the regular packet for St. Louis
this evening Capt Dan. Mussleman
commands, and the gay Larry Entler
presides at her desk A superb boat
with splendid officers.
At Eve this evening, the Ella Faber,
neat low-water craft, sails for Louisville
in place of the Morning Star. Passen-
gers will think themselves on the Star
when they see the familiar faces OF Capt
Ike DOLLS and clerk Frank Banksmith.
The Minneola is the only Cincinnati
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nor sALE.-TYPE METAL DIETER
L than babbet) for sale low, by
WHITMORE BROS.
PUBLIC LEDGER office.
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IGOR SALE
TO COUNTRY PRINTERS

We have a large stock Of printing paper (27x
40 on hand, which we offer at the lowest mar
WHITMoRE BROS.
PUBLIC LEDGER office.
TNOR SALE.-AN ADAM PRESS, PLATTEN
4 lgx25 inches, withHteam apparatus complete;
will be sold low, if applied for soon. II is IN
good running order, and may he seen running
any day in our possession.
Apply to, or address,
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B. NJ. BLACK, JAMES WHITE.
Memphis Tenn. Late Maysville, KY.
O.G. CAMR0N, Late Maysyille, KY.
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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.
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CANDIDATES..

To the Citizens of Memphis.
CtENTs THE TIME FIXED BY. THE
" charter for the election of Mayor having
passed without an election, i now announce
to You that am still a candidate for the May
orally when the election does come on.
ie28-te w. d. FERGUSON.
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MORTON, SLAUGHTER & Co., New
YoRK.-Among the staunchest and most
prominent Commission houses in New
York, stands the firm whose name heads
this paragraph, and whose card is to be
found in the PUBLIC LEDGER. This
house commenced business about three
years ago with large capital and expe-
rience. The members of the firm are
Elk. Norton, for many years successful
banker in Paducah, Ky, Thos ].
Slaugter, Kentuckian, but for many
years a prominent wholesale merchant
of st. Louis, and B. II. Wisdom, Ter
nesseean, and for long time cashier of
the Bank of Tennessee at GAINESVILLE.
They are all business men Of experience
and the strictest integrity and having
a very large capital, and recognized as
one of the strongest firms in New York
They have large force of competent
clerks in their office, and their business
is managed Systematically according to
the strictest commercial usage. Our old
friend c. NJ Farmer, for many years a
prominent citizen of Memphis, is the
commercial correspondent of the house
and to his able pen We have been
often indebted for the best commercial
circulars issued either in this country or
Great Britain We commend the house
of Norton, Slaughter & Co. to all parties
who desire to make shipments of cotton
or other produce 10 New York They
advance literally on consignments, and
shippers may always expect prompt ad-
visement of the arrival and sale of their
cotton Mr.. Slaughter, the cotton mem
Der, is an old dealer in the staple, and
gives his personal attention TO the CLASH
fcation and sale of all cotton consigned
to them. The firm is composed of
Southern men, and the interest of South
ern shippers will be carefully guarded.
They have many friends in Memphis
and their references are of the very best,
as their card in our columns will show.