Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-30

inmates OF the adjoining room. Two OF
them are travelling agents for New
York house, and their names are Benz.
Bruce, jr., and James l.. Stewart; al so
Benjamin Peck, of Springfield, Massa-
chusetts. They all appeared before the
Mayor, but were discharged with rep.ri-
mand, no ordinance existing to puni sh
their offe nsc. The husband Of MISS
Western afterward met Peck and spat in
his face.
TAXI. the little ones to see the MIN
strels Saturday afternoon, at 2 o clock,
New Olympic II
The PIANO RAFFLE.-The drawing Tor
the piano put up for--tbe benefit of The
orphans, took place at Exchange Build
ing Last evening, under the supervision of
a committee of citizens. No. 223 WAS
the lucky ticket that won the prize. Three
handred tickets had been sold, one hum
'Ired remaining. The lucky one being
one of those unsold, the piano was won
by the orphans. srr
Elsons' great clearing sale. See their sd
vertisement. q
CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL a meeting
held on Wednesday arrangements were
made. for sending cotton from this vicinity
to the Paris exhibition. The committee
re Gently appointed to draft memoria
to the Legislature in regard to the repea
of the two per cent. flax, made report
and presented a mem orial, which was
adj opted
HORSE THIEF CAPTURED. "A man
giving his name as William Taylor, vas
arre,ted by a farmer on Wednesda.
night, near the Mississippi line, and
turned over to the police. The farmer
accuses him of stealing four horses q
short time since. He will be held until q
requistion from the Governor of Missis-
sippi can be obtained
New OLYMPIC New Olympic New
Olympic II
PERFUME on THE WIREs.-As fast as
the telegraph is extended South, light
ming messages for supplies of Phalon's
Night-Blooming Cereus" come flying
over the wires. Never were a people
more unanimous about anything than
Americans of all sections in approving
this staple perfume of the New World.
Toledo Blade. &c
Elsons' great clearing sale. See their adj
vertisement n
Or MONDAY NExT-That is the time
fixed for the first exhibition of Mike Lip
mans circus and animal show in this
city. 1t will be located on Union street,
between Desoto and Third. The names
of the artists connected with this concern
give promise that the brightest anticips-
tons Of pleasure will be fully realized.
GREAT attraction at the New Oily mpic
tonight Cheapest and best music q the
South. II
ELECTION DAY.-To-morrow is the day
appointed for our citizens to again ex-
press their preference for men TO repre-
sent them in the State Legis Iature
Every man who has certificate should
vote. The polls will be open from a IN.
to pm.
Elsons great clearing sale. See thei ad-
vertisement. a
JUVENILE FUY.-Two little net roes,
about eight years old, were ARRESTS this
morning, for putting rocks on the rail-
road track on jefferson street, thus
throwing the car of, when they she uted
and laughed at the fun. What will they
DO with them?
REMovAL.-Esquire John c. Creigh Oh
and Esquire Miller have removed tn, ii
offices from Adams street to 2i6 SecoL d
street, adjoining the County Cou,r
Clerks Office, where they viii be hs plc
10 dispense justice to all men.
ElsOns' great clearing sale. See thu ir ad
vertisement
CRIMINAL CoURr.-H. CorrieI was sen
fenced to ten years imprisormeut yes
terday for larceny. The. Cos-t cd
journed this morning until Mosds y a
ten o clock, in eonsequ enco of III, d
ness Of Judge Hunter.
GRACE CHURcH.-Tl le Rev. Mr.. Broo Ks
of Baltimore, has consented to ia X
charge of Grace Church, and it is e1
pected that he wiU arrive before Chris