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M EM HIS;
Saturday Evening. June 9th. 1866

Local NOTICES, inserted among the
reading matter, will be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
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Court STREET TABERsAcLE - This
building will be open for divine service
tomorrow. DR.. Ford will preach in the
forenoon and lecture at night
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stable Of Gen J. A. Smith. on the Her
nando road, couple Of nights since,
and distracted two mules. The mules
have been recovered and the thieves cap
tured sdt III ral
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Circuiation.-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. Largesteity cir
culaton." The city circulation of tho PUBLIC
LEDGER is greater than that of ANY other paper
published in Memphis. fact which the editor
of the paper alluded TO is perfectly aware Of.
Canmant IL unnecessary
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PITTsBURG CoAL-Bigley, Melersh q
Co Office No 81 Jefferson street, one
door east Of Second. 7
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A Ready and conclusive test Of the proper
ties of Helmbold's Fund Extract Buehu will
be a comparison with those set forthin the
United States Dispensatory. je4-lm
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Sealed proposals will be rscsiyed until Il
O'Clock. noon. Of Tuesday, the 18th instant at
change Building, where the plans and specif-
cations may be seen, for furnishing All the ma
terial and building complete, q Car House and
Stables for the Memphis City Railroad Com
will be required. Proposals will also state the
time required for the completion Of the con-
tract. Payment will be made In cash on con-
pletiOn Of contract. The Company reserves the
right TO reject any ar all proposals II deemed
disadvantageOus to the company.
WIN. NJ. PENNINGTON.
ies-4t President.
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REMEMBER the Cabinet Saloon, corner
Front and Adams street, is selling the
best of lager beer al only five cents per
glass. j9-4t
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PIrrsBuRo CoAL-Briggs & Peterson,
Office 10 Madison street. Branch Office,
81 Main street,. B. Moseley, agent.
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Gayoso Savings Institution,

uhyUso savings AhSbAtutioAt AVE- - "'""
ison street, transacts n general Exchange and
Banking business; will receive deposits, buy
and sell foreign and domestic exchange. gold,
silver and uncurrent money.
E. NJ AVERY, Cashier
John C. IANIER Presit
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DOwN THEY Go.-Bill Heads elegantly
printed for fifteen dollars ream at the
PUBLIC LEDGER Office.
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BOARD, 81 per week, at the Cosmo-
politan restaurant, No, 80 Monroe street.
Also, Office rooms to rent
m29 I'm B. HOLLAHDER x Co.
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The FAIR. = The much longed-for
raspberry and ice cream supper Of the
ladies of the First Presbyterian Church
will come Off on Monday evening, at the
Court Street Tabernacle. Preparations
have been making for this interesting
occasion nearly two weeks, and judging
from the ladies' who have ii in charge and
will preside on the occasion, it will be
one of the most pleasant affairs of the
kind that we have had in the goodly city
of Memphis for many day. Everybody
is invited to the supper, now being pro-
vided for all who will be there
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Coon PRICES AT a sale of Govern
ment horses yesterday the prices. ranged
from seventy to one hundred and sixty
dollars --.-. =
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Down They Go.-0ur prices have been
reduced on all other classes Of printing
in like ratio
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Hembold's Extract Buchu gives health and
vigor to the frame and bloom to the pallid
check. Debility is accompanied by many
symptoms, and if no treatment is sub
mitted to, consumption, insanity or epileptic fits
ensue. je4-lm
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GOLD still going up, but Martin Hol-
land, 3l3 Main street, is selling Dry
Goods lower than ever. je8J3t
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PITTsBURG CoAL-Brown 4 Jones, Of
fee 247 Second street. Branch Office,
374 Main street-R. c. Hite, agent 7
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GREAT inducements in Dry Goods at
Martin Hollands, 3l3 Main street
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A CARD TO THE MERCHANTS -Mer-
chants of Memphis who desire to extend
their business, could not avail themselves
Of a better opportunity than that offered
through the columns of the Bolivar
Bulletin This paper is printed in the
thriving city of Bolivar, Hardeman
county, aud eirculates extensively in one
Of the richest portions of West Tennessee
The advertising rates of the Bulletin are
low and uniform: One square (ten lines),
three months, 50; two squares, three
months, s.; four squares, three months,
s12; and all others in proportion. 9-lm
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MEMPHIS FEMALE CoLLEGE-CoM-
MENcEMEST EXERCISES On yesterday
morning q large number Of our citizens
assembled at the building used by this
institution to witness the annual COM
mencement exercises. During the past
year there has been thirty-ive students
at this college, and the display of their
talents yesterday showed that their stud
les have not been in vain. Several
young ladies read short and appropriate
essays on various subjects, which were
written and read with degree of ability
surprising considering their ages. Miss
Mary A. Mccormick was the only grad
uate the present year; she read an essay
on the Intellectual Faculties of Man"
which was pronounced by all who heard
it, remarkable and splendid compost
ton, The President, Mr. C. G. Mac
pherson, presented the diploma to the
young lady, with Latin speech.
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PlTrsBURo CoAL-H p. Packer also
has the article. Office No. 8 Washington
street. je7.lw
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Helmbold,s Concentrated Extract Buchu

IibIHUVIu DUHOUHtI "'ou E3A1I nut H"VH"
is the great diuretic. Heimhold's Concentrated
Ext act Sarsaps,illa is the great blood purifier
Both are prepared according to rules of phar-
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buehu is pleas
ant in taste and odor. free from all injurious
properties. and imme date in its action. G-lm
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LEGAL.
chancery Court ofMemphis. Tenn

1T appearing FROM affidavit IN this cause thai
/ the defendant. Leon SbcarEood. Is a non
resident Of the State Of Tennessee 10 Is there-
fore ordered that be make has appearance herr
In az the Courthouse IN the civ q Memphis.
enuessee, within the frst tire days Of the neHt
term 0f aid Court, 10 commence on the seconi
Monday IN November. lisa aud plead. answer
or dcmur b e0mpiainant's bill. or the same will
be taken for confessed, a. 20 him. and set for
hearing er-pdrtc; and that eupy u this order
be pubiished once q week. fnf four sncoassiye
weeks. in the Memphis fURLlc LEDoRR.
A c0py-attest A. AiaSION.
Clerk A Master
RObert-on a Miller. Sol. Tor Com. j-i-iswR
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IL Il SALE
TO COUNTRY PRINTERS.

We have large stock Of printing paper (27x
Az on hand. which we offer at the lowest mar
let prices, Other sizes will be furnished to or
der. Address ca h orders 70
WHITMORE BROS.
myl5-lm PuBLIc LEDGER office.
L'UN SALE.-TYPE METAL (BETTER
l. than babbet) for sale low, by
wHlTMORE BROS.
myl5-lm PUBLIC LEDGER office:
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Enfeeblod and delicate constitutions. ofboth
sexes. use HelmboId's Extract Buehu. ltwili
give brisk and energetic feelings and enable
Won 10 sleep we'll rnvTuF je4-lm
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j. s. McCune, Harry Dean, Centralia,
Lady, Linnie Drown, Celeste, Guidon.
Boats Leaving To-Day.

Lady, Linnie Drown, Celeste, Guidon.
y. Boats Leaving To-day.
AT 6 clock this evening, without fail,
that crack boat Of the Western waters,
sailing under the name of the Liberty
No, 2, will put out from our landing with
flying coiors and happy groups of pas
sengers. On her roof win be observed
the well-known figure of her popular
commander, Capt Sam. Archer, who is
possessed Of every requisite that makes
the true gentleman and frst-class steam
boat commander At her desk, book be-
fore him, pen in hand, with smile on
his cheerful countenance, will be found
the everlasting Ed Judge, whose many
good qualities eminenily fit him for the
position Of steamboat clerk, and that he
is good one is the opinion Of all who
have travelled with him The other OIL
GERS all rank A No. for competence in
the various positions they fill, and one
trip made on the Liberty will cause any
one to lay over week to make another.
Be on board early for she always leaves
on time, and makes railroad connections
at all points.
The St Loui, packet this evening is
the celebrated steamer Marble City. the
pride Of the Mississippi, which leaves at
o clock in charge of Capt Jim. Tschu-
di, and with Chas. M. Parsons in the
office. This boat has a name for living
well and running fast. She makes rail-
road connections at Cairo Tickets can
be obtained at the Union ticket office,
No. Jefferson street.
Passengers bound down stream should
remember that steamer known as the
St. Patrick leaves for Vicksburg, and
the bends adjoining, this evening at five
o'clock The Paddy is known to all old
travellers, and needs no commentator
at our hands. Captain James Lee com
mands, and Geo o. Hart and Clay Rice
will book passengers and make them
comfortable.
Travellers going up the raging Arkan-
sas are informed that the fine steamer
Guidon leaves this evening at Eve o clock
for Pine Bluff and Little Rock Captain
f. S. Lee, a careful and generous gen.
tleman commands her, while her official
duties are performed by those gay boys
known as J. r Whitaker and Ed. Smith.
Go by the Guidon
The neat and swift Hnnie Drown
leaves at five O'clock this evening for
all navigable points on the Arkansas
river. On her roof will be found Captain
John Claycomb, man WHO understands
his business at her desk the genial Geo.
n Baker presides, which is guarantee
for safety and comfort At five this eve
ming she leaves punctually.
Ohio river travellers this evening are
informed that the new and commodious
steamer Harry Dean leaves at five o clock
for Cincinnati and way points She has
superior accommodations, lives well, and
has frst-class officers, at the head of
whom stands the unapproachable Capt
W. b. Miller
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Take no more unpleasant and unsafe rene
dies for unpleasant and dangerous disesses.
Use Helmbold's Extract Buehu and Improved
Rose Wash. jei-lm.
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SroRM.-Our city was visited by
heavy rain storm about eleven o'clock
this morning, that came across the river
from Arkansas. Several steamboats,
were blown to the bank, without receiv,
ing any serious injury Up town many
signs were blown down and various hats
lost The storm lasted about two min
utes, and made decided improvement
i'm the atmosphere.
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MULE THIKvEs-Two darkies, named
Alfred Bly, and Tom Howard, forced the
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FOR SALE.

EoR SALE.-l2ACRESO OF LAND ON THE
II fernando road. four miles south Of the
city one ofthe most desirable lo 5 10 the coun-
at the PUBLIC LEDGER Office, Is Madison street,
or to M0NSARRAT. LANIER X CO, Irving
Block.
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CONSTIPATION OF THE Bowels. When
this is merely accidental or occasional, a
dose of Robacks Sugar Coated Blood
Pills is the only treatment necessary
but when it has become habitual, it calls
for further attention. Want Of exercise
is generally the chief cause, especially
among the higher classes Of society, in
which case the use of the Blood Pills
should be followed to keep the bowels
open je4-lw
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The Chancery Court, Judge Smith
presiding, was in, session this morning
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RELIGIOUS. revival at the First
Baptist Church has been in continuance
four weeks, resulting in many CONVEX
sions and additions to the church, The
earnestness and quietude which has fol-
lowed the meeting is the subject Of re
mark by all who have attended them.
There will be preaching tomorrow at the
usual hours-morning and evening-and
baptism after the evening service. We
learn that no limit is placed on the dura7
ton of these meetings by the church and
pastor, but that they will be coniinued so
long as the interest in them demands ~
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GRAND EXCURSION AND Picnic TO
HATcHIE LAKE-On Saturday and Sun
day, the 9th and 10th instant, the
pretty steamboat Flora, under the com
mand of Captain Charley l.. Aid
ridge, leaves the foot of Jefferson
street at nine o'clock, am, and returns
at twelve, making three trips each day.
A band of music will be on board, and
fishing tackle at the lake. The excursions
will be under the management Of the fol-
lowing well known citizens: John Park,
j. j. Butler, Sam T. Morgan, Michael
Burke, s. ii. Shock, Squire Richards,
Col. NJ. Msgevney, Larry Harmsiadi,
Edw. O'Neill, Dan. McMahon, Michael
Pyne, John c. Creighton, Samuel p
Walker, ETC., etc. The proceeds of the
excursion will be used for the transpor
tation of Fenian volunteers from this
city under command Of Capt. Timothy
Hickey 7.3t
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TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP LAST NIGHT OR THIS
head. branded on left side ~ M s."
RICHARB WILSON,
Clay street. 0verton's subdivision,
ie72t South Memnhis.
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the latest and newest styles Of type and
presses, and give entire satisfaction to
all our patrons. Bring in your favors to
10 Madison street. I
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NoTIcE TO FoUNDRYMEN, BRIcKMAKERs,
ETC. -Being compelled to use the ground
upon which 1t is stored for other pur-
poses, we will sell Coke in lots of 500
bushels or more, subject to removal be
fore Tuesday, 18th inst at six cents per
bushel.
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THKATRIcAL-The Cairo Atheneum
opened for the summer season on last
Monday evening, with Mr.. John Huntley
as manager, and with a goodly number
of the late members of the New Mem
phis Theatre. The following comprises
the stock: Messrs G. S Gray, j. W.
Parsons, s. B. Fletcher, c. Morrison, r.
Dickinson, N L. Kingsley, il J. Reese,
]. NJ Bryce and NJ. Kaufman; Mrs Il.
J. Reese, s. Dyke, NJ Marguerite and 5.
Galesmouth, Miss Mabel Osborne, Miss
Mathew, Mrs s Gulick, Ada Thomas and
Nellie Wallace Mr. Gulick is scenic
artist, and has painted a new drop-cur-
tain. Mr.. McWsde is the star. The
Cairo papers represent that they have
been playing to good houses all the week
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ANOTHER NEGRO Satisfactorily
a number of colored laborers, engaged in
unloading the Memphis and ST. Louis
packet Souiherner, struck for 40 cents
per hour, instead of So day, for which
they had previously agreed to work.
Capt W. G. Postal, Superintendent, gave
them TO understand he would not recog-
nize the demand, so all but fifteen ne
groes quit work. They afierward went to
the steamer Kate Robinson, and induced
most of her laborers to quit In the az
ternoon the negroes continued to loaf
about the levee, and were bagged in
manner similar to those who struck a
few days ago, only this time by the mu-
nicipal authorities, and were put in the
stationhouse In addition to two dollars
per day, the laborers receive two good
meals, which taking into consideration
the high price of board, is very fair
wages, especially as these laborers are
employed day after day from the begin
ming of the year to the end This morn
ing the whole gang of rioting strikers,
numbering nearly City, we're brought be.
fore the Recorder for trial The evidence
of the St. Louis Packet Company's Off
GERS was received, as we'll as that Of
several negroes, who testified that they
had been threatened with vengeance by
the rioters. Overton Bradford, upon
whom was found a slung- shot, was fined
fifty dollars and costs; the rest were
fined ten dollars and costs About six
paid their fines this morning, and were
released. 80
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The Glory Of Man is strength-Therefore.
the nervous and debiltaiedshoald immediately
use Helmbold's Extract Buchu. jei-lm
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DIRRcT TAXES. -THE UNDERSIGNED

DIRRCT TAXBS.-THB UNDERsTGNED
IL intends leaving for Nashville on the 18th
instant 90 attend % redemption Of all the prop
erty placed in his hands that can be redeemed
under the law. before the Initei Siates Direct
Tax Commissioners. Partis- uill bnl- IN asiFsa
that the sd instant will be the lat day Of the
two year, allowed Tor redemption
KELSEY BOND. Of Cannavan Bosd.
jeelW Madison street. corner Centre alley.
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CANDIDATES..

IGOR TAX COLLECTOR ON PRIVILEGES
II vt the ensuing June election announce
myself a.candidate for Tax Collector on Privi-
ieges at the ensuing election In June,
SOLOMAN BAER.
LWR MAYok--lN RESPONSE TO THE
II call OF many voters. announce myself Ms
candidate Tor Mayor, ut the election In June.
sps-le r. X. BECKTEL.
IWR MAY0H.-W. G. BRYAN Is Al CAN
IL didate for Mayor. at the ensuing election.
app ted
1'O THE VOTERS OF MEMPHIS. l Am
i candidate for the Office Of Mayor, at the
ensuing June election.
IA WIN D. FERGUSON:
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LOST.

r OST- BETWEEN No. 81 M0SBY ST.
i 4 and No. Ill Poplar, Portmonie. contain.
ipg about Fifty Dollars 10 current money and
one hundred and thirty-four dollars in city
scrip. payable to the order OF ID, Moriarty. The
finder, by returning it to No. IL Adams street.
will he literally rewarded ies.li-
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INTERESTING LAW CAsE-The German
National and the Merchants National
Banks having failed to pay State and
county license, as required by law, MIR.
John League yesterday issued distress
warrant against these institutions for
seven thousand Eve hundred dollars
each, being double the amount of tax
they would have had to pay, if settled
without legal proceedings. The law says:
" If any person presume to sell goods or
to exercise any privilege without obtain
ing the license above prescribed, the
clerk shall issue to the sheriff, or to any
constable, distress warrant command
ing him to levy, in case Of privilege,
tax double the highest tax imposed
upon any privilege; and in other
cases, a tax double the highest
tax imposed on any similar bust
ness, together with costs and charges,
by distraning and selling so much of the
delinquent's goods and chattels as shall
be sufficient for the purpose. The
banks have been advised by their law
yers that being National Banks they are
exempt from State and county taxes,
hence their refusal to pay the same The
case will come up in the Common Law
Court, and great deal of interest is
manifested in the result by the various
banking institutions in the city. The
First and Tennessee National have paid
their taxes. We learn that warrants will
be issued to the Sheriff to-day TO levy on
the goods of about five hundred persons
who have failed to pay their taxes.
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Manhood and youthful vieOr are regaiEed by
Helmb0ld's Extract Buchu. je4-lm
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Special Notices.

Special Notices win be Inserted in this eol-
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
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.t uH.f. Arrivala
Lizzie Gill, New Orleans
Louisville, Louisville
Albert Pearce, Vicksburg .Iaa
Ruth, 81 Lonis. 81 q al
Marble City, St Louis .Il3s.
d J. S. MeCune, st Louis asss
Departures.
Lizzie Gill, St Louis ra.a.
Louisville, New Orleans.
Albert Pearce, St Louis
Mollie Hambleton, ST. Francis river.
Northwest, Mariana
Kate Robinson, Cincinnati
Ruth, New Orleans
Boats In Port. .-
Southerner, Marble City, St Patrick,
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The qualified voters Of the city Of Memphis
are notified that polls will be opened at No. 5
Engine House. on Adams street. and No. En-
CINE House. on Shelby street. ON the 9Th day OF
July, 1866, between the hours Of 10 an. and
pm. when they are required TO vote for or
against the issue of the Time Bonds Of the city
to the amount of $3.50, 900 to fund the due debt
Of the city, and s500.OO0 for the improvement
Of streets. etc, in accordance with the ordi-
nance OF the Board Of Aldermen.
je7-lm JOHN PARK, Mayor.
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FOR LEASE

FoR LEASE.
For Ten Years.
have for lease SEVERAL LOTS ON MAD
ISON STREET, east OF railroad bridge. at from
So to 81 per foot front.
Apply TO THOS. Mcil UGH,
Court street. east Of Charleston Depot.
jel-lm JOHN ID. ARMOUR.
IfUR LEASE OR SALE-A LARGE VA
Il cant Lot on corner of Tennessee, Vance
and Clinton streets. South Memphis. admirably
located for a c1tton shed or storage warehouse.
Arply TO s. MOSBY,
ies.lw Over No. 800 Front street.
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The Port of Memphis.

The river is rising slowly at this point,
There was some business being done at
the landing this morning, which was
stopped by heavy storm about eleven
O'Clock.
The following are the arrivals aud de-
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Miscellaneous.

A strike took place yesterday among
the negro laborers at the landing, they
demanding three dollars per day and
board They collected in body and
commenced movements to interrupt those
at work at the old prices, when word was
sent to the Mayor and he brought force
of police and gobbled about fifty. They
were fined ten dollars each by the Re
corder this morning The Southerner
was delayed by the strike, and will get
off about three o'clock this evening.
3 The Arkansas river is rising as high
as Little Rock, but falling above.
At St. Louis the river is reported
rising slowly, and business moderate.
The Illinois river is reported very low.
STEAMBOAT PRIYTISG.-We respectfully
ask our steamboat friends to call and ex-
anime the specimens Of fine steamboat
printing daily executed at the PUBLIC
LEDGER Office. Our prices will be found
to compare favorably 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
whe take in work they are not prepared
10 execute.
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Shattered Consultations restored by Helm
holds Extract Buehu. jel-lm
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MEMPHIS Gas LIGHT COMPANY,
ct 249 Second street