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FOR SALE.

A VERY desirable Plantation in the Manchac
II region, in this Parish, containing 260 ar
pents OF LAND-about l3O or 40 of which are
cleared and we'll improved. Among the improve.
ments are good Dwelling House, Gin House,
out buildings, &c. The place is abundantly SIP
piled with good water and is in one of the health
est localities in the State.
For further particulars as to terms, &C., apply
at this Office. now
CORN SHELLER FOR SALE.
HAVE for sale one good second hand Corn
L Sheller-Prce, twelve dollars cash.
movie JOSHUA BEAL
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.g More supplies at Beals. See ad-
vertising columns for details of the whole
matter.
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Daisy Day:-A Renaissance Of Travel.

BY JOHN G. SAKE.
CarPe Diem Hon.
1t was in an Irish city,
In the pleasant month of May,
That met the clever, pretty,
Lively, lovely Daisy Day.
Like myself, transient ranger
From Columbia's troubled shore,
Could / deem her quite stranger,
Though we never met befores
Love of country-so despotic
In our precious native land,-
Finds us doubiy patriotic,
Straying on foreign strand;
Hence, perhaps, her friendly manner.
And my pulses quicker play,
When, beneath St. Patrick's banner,
accosted Daisy Day.
Bless me! how all eyes were conferred
On her, when the parlor door
Opened, and the lady entered
Like queen upon the floor!
Twas as if, that summer even,
Some superlative perfume,
Waited by the breath of Heaven,
Suddenly had filled the room
Happy favorite Of Nature,
Hebe in her sunny face,
Juno in her queenly stature,
More than Juno in her grace,
Eyes beftting Beauty's goddess,
Mouth to steal your heart away,
Bust that strained her ample bodice
Such was charming Daisy Day.
Well-what then s-Ah Holy Mother.
Pardon one pathetic sigh;
She's the "partner" Of another,
And-I own it-so am /!
But poet owes to Beauty
More than common men can pay,
And I've done my simple duty,
Singing thus of Daisy Dayl
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FOR RENT.

THREE LARGE AIRY ROOMS over the -
l. Peoples Store, opposite the Bank, Third HGa
street. For particulars apply at the
septl7 PEOPLES STORE
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MEAL FOR CORN.

LNARMERS would do well to remember that an
l. exchange OF Meal for Coru can be obtained
at any hour of the day and during any day
the week at the Steam Corn Mill of
augS JOSHUA BEAL
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HOUSE TO RENT,

SITUATED on America street.-The property of
~ Mr.. L. st. Martin. For terms apply 10
septl7 l.. BONNECAZE
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TO COTTON PLANTERS.

THE undersigned will make liberal cash adj
i vances on cotton shipped to his friends in
New Orleans. No charge will be made by me
shipping cotton from this place.
septic II. V. BABIN, Agent
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The Highest Cash Prices for Corn.
TT YOU WISH to secure the highest market
l. price for your surplus Corn, be sure and call
at the steam Corn Mill of
nov9 JOSHUA BEAL
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Old Gold and Silver Wanted.

r AM PAYING the highest price for old Hold
i and Silver. E. FENDLER,
jan3l Matchmaker and Jeweler.
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Call at N. Wax's
N IL w STOR e /,

FOR THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
~ BARRELS Choice Peach Blow Potatoes,
tO 40 barrels Pink Eye Potatoes for PLANTING
20 barrels Choice Flour,
20 sacks Choice Flour,
barrels Pickles,
z barrels Sauerkraut,
3 barrels Choice No. l Mackerel,
10 barrels Assorted Liquors,
s halt barrels Pigs Feet,
5 halt barrels Picked Tongues,
half barrels Golden Syrup,
2 half barrels Spare Ribs,
10 boxes Raisns,
Is boxes Soap,
20 boxes Assorted Crackers
Q boxes Candies,
~ boxes Candles,
5 boxes VermIcelli,
boxes Macaroni,
boxes Goldfish,
1000 Clear Sides,
500 Smoked Shoulders,
5 kegs Fresh Western Butter,
5kegs Fresh Goshen Butter
kegs Fresh Holland Herrings,
3 tierces Lard,
5 kegs Lard.
Also, full assortment of Wines, Liquors,
bacco Cigars, Crockery. Tin and Willow Ware.
Just received at
N. WAX'S NEW STORE,
dec25. Opposite the Court House.
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WANTS-FOR RENT, ETC.
WANTED.

WANI Ed.
CITUATION AS GOvERNEsS IN A FAMILY,
~ to teach small children the English language.
Willing to go in the country Wages not SO much
the object rs d home. Address, TEACHER, Ba.
ton Rouge, =. o. novl0-lm
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,y- Mr.. VIM Garg advertises for sale
light tour horse wagon.
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NOR SALE AT A. JACkSON'S.
IS barrels FLOUR-Plants Extra and others.
~ barrels PORK-Heavy Mess, fresh
10 sacks SALT-Cparse and Fine.
% sacks CUFFEn-The far famed Rio.
rs sacks 0ATS--B ack and White
rs sacks COKN-White and Yellow.
rs sacks BRAN-None better.
SO sacks FLOUR-Fcr family usage.
20 boxes CANDLES-Light and heavy weight.
20 boxes SOAP-keller's highly reputed.
10 boxes SlARCH-Fox's make.
Is kegs NAfLS-Assorted sizes.
10 kegs LARD-Leaf.
And almost everything in the Grocery line
that Planters, Dealers and Families can Call for.
nct2f
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GROCERIES, ETC.

NEW ARRIVALS.
20 boxes genuine German Soap,
10 ;. Star Candles,
barrels extra White Coal Oil,
10 :. fine large Peach Blow Potatoes
5 :. New Crop open kettle Sugar,
5bngs Prime Rio Coffee,
l barrel Choice Golden Syrup-new.
25 barrels Extra Family Flour,
:. New Crop Pecans.
To arrive within ID day or two:
barrels New Crop Rasins,
] flskin Choice Goshen Butter,
tubs :. :. =.
boxes Fresh. baked Cream Crackers,
l barrel Water Wafers-Fancy.
/ :. Cranberries,
10 :. Mess Pork.
Dealers and families supplied with good goods
at moderate rates for ready cash.
nov23 JOSHUA BEAL
NEW SUGAR, MOLASSES h SYRUP.
r HAVE JUST RECEIVED, and will continue
to receive, consignments of
New Sugar, MOlasses and Syrup,
from WOODSTOCK 4 CHATswoRTH's plantations,
which will sell by the hogshead and barrel, or.
in such quantities as will suit purchasers, at
New Orleans Prices.
nov23 VIM. GARIG.
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u II Y GOODS.
viesU GOOlJs--.vesU Goods,
JUST RECEIVED AT
PARKER,S.
fine assortment Of the following goods and
many others, just received and for sale q. the
LOWEST PRICES:
CAssIMEREs. sATINETs and JEANS,
FLANNELS, white and colored.
BLANKETS, white and gray
QUILTS, white and fancy.
MERINOEs,
DELAINES and f3.-A
P0PLINs, a#t HE5
ALpACAs,
BOMBAZINE
And other Mourning Good
CLOAKs, sHAwLs and BALMORAL SKIRTS
sHIRTINGs and sHEErINGs, all widths.
IRISH LINENS, Napkins, Damasks and Towels,
DIAPERS, Linen and Cotton.
COTTON FLANNELs, Ticks, Checks and Stripes
LADIES' KID GLOVES, cold, black and white
LADIEsand MISSES HOSE, ali qualities.
GENTS and Boys SOCKS, ali qualities.
EDGINGS and INSERTINGS, a fine line
LADIES' GENTS LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs
UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS, NECKTIES
WHITE GOoDS.l
"a FULL LINE or
CAMBRICs, JAOONETs and SWISS.
CoRsETs, HoOPsKTRTs and NOTIONS,
CALtCOEs. splendid assortment.
LINSEYS, the best make.
And many other goods, all Of which will ksep
a full Assortment during the season.
w Customers may rely on getting the best
Oatue. for their money that can be had ofanv ono
paying for their goods. t.E a.sEEF
&C. SYSTEM AND TERMS CASH, "a
N. B.-Persons owing me, will please come and
settle their accounts within thirty days
nov12-G1 M. G. PARKER.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
'TNHIs DEPARTMENT comprises the best So.
L lecteS S goods, as follows: j..
Black DOs Coats,
SILK Mixed & Fancy Cashmere Su,ts.
Jean, satinet and Melton Suits,
Fine DOeskIn, Cashmere,
Tweed and Satinet Pants.
Velvet Silk Cloth,
Cashmere and satinet Vests.
All selected and made for our trade.
octiO L. RosENFIELD.
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rB- Mr.J. Kuhn advertises household
furniture and kitchen utensils for SALE
Good chances for bargains. He has also
special notice in our advertising columns
addressed to those who are indebted to
him. Debtors would do will to call and
settle their dues promptly if they would
save costs and trouble.
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associate, Mr.. George A. Pike, lost val
liable horse, which was stolen from his
premises, on Friday night, the 29th ult.
He offers, as will be seen by our adver-
Using columns, reward Of fifty dollars
for the restoration of his property and fifty
more for the apprehension aud conviction
Of the thief.
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fw- The members of the Ladies' Be-
nevolent Association will please give their
particular attention to office, elsewhere
inserted, for called meeting to take
place at the House of Industry On Saturday,
the 18th inst.
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DOWDEh, Sf1OI AND CAfSs
keg FFF Powder,
212 kegs EFF G Powder,
:. assorted Shot,
10000 Eey Bros. waterproof Caps,
10000 :. :. Colts pistol
5000 E superior article,
10000 Caps,
$4,000 French @ Caps
The attention Of sportsmen is called to this
card-we are certain of sale if you will honor US
with a call
oct22 RANDOLPH BATES
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CUNDRIES, SUNDRIES.
bags choice Rio Coffee,
8 barrels Louisiana Sugar,
barrels choice Molasses,
2 Barrels Cider Vinegar,
3 barrels Soda Crackers,
2 kegs BiCarb. Soda,
3 boxes BCarb. Soda,
3 boxes Wine
baskets Sweet Oil,
40 pounds assorted Smoking Tobacco,
boxes Foxes starch,
2 chests Rack and Green Tea,
] barrel Table Salt,
Pepper, Spice and Nutmegs.
The above enumerated artcles-good and at
reasonable rates, for sale by
octl7 RANDOLPH 4 BATES
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GO TO ANDREW JACKSON'S

60 To ANDREW JACKSUN7S
IF you WISH TO PURCHASE
GERMAN SOAF, CANDY,
CANDLES, STARCH,
SUGAR, PICKLES,
RICE, SARDINES
TOBACCO, MUSTARD,
COFFEE, MATCHES,
DRIED APPLES, CAN FRUITS,
HKIIE BEANS, SODA,
TEA, black & green, PEPPER,
VERlfICELLI LYE,
MACARONI, WINES, dc.
june15
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BATON ROUGE:
THURSDAY,::: :::::DEC. 5, 1857.
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The Gazett& Gntuet

Contracting Rates for the Tri-Weekiy'
(oNs SQUARE IS TEN LINES OR LEss)
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-05

seconded by George DeanO. The Die
Vernon offers superior inducements to
iravelers-ihat sort that they like.
Miscellaneous.
The Ohio is rising from Cincinnati
down, with unobstructed navigation.
The river at St. Louis is rising,
with unobstructed navigation to Cairo.
White river is rising rapidly. The Ar
kansas is stationary, with four feet to
Little Rock.
Yesterday'sst Louis Republican says
1.-THE weather was mild aud pleasant,
and we may now hope that business on
the wharf is fully resumed for the season.
Yesterday morning the river was rising
very rapidly and completely covered
with heavy masses Of floating ice, so
heavy, in fact, that it was past noon be-
fore the ferry boats would attempt n
crossing Toward evening, however, the
ice had pretty much run out This ice
was doubtless from the gorge above
Alton. The total rise so far amounts to
nearly seven feet, sufficient rise, we
think, to give a very fair channel depth
to Cairo
STEAMBOAT PRlSTISt. 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
who take in work they are not prepared
TO execute. 7
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r. PETERSON.

BOARD OF SCHOOL VISITORS. AT the
meeting of the Board of School Visitors
held last evening, Superintendent Mitch
ell presented his report to the effect that
the number of pupils on the roll for the
twentieth scholastic year was 1884, OF
which 1903 were in actual attendance.
The new school on Alabama street was
reported to be crowded to excess, and in
some of the rooms there are as many as
seventy or eighty pupils. 1t will also be
necessary to provide extra school ac-
commodation in the First Ward The
new school house on Linden street will,
it is expected, be ready next week for
the reception of pupils. He also re-
ported that two new teachers would be
required for the school in South Memphis.
Mr.. Buttinghaus, from the Committee on
Finance, submitted the pay roll for the
month, amounting to $3l, O36 &c, and
sundry bills, and recommended their pay
ment The report was adopted.
Mr. Peres, from the Committee on
Teachers and Text Books, submitted a
lengthy report in favor of the continu-
ance of the practice of gymnastics, and
recommended that calesthenics be also
introduced. The Committee we're totally
opposed to any retrograde movement IN
relation to gymnastics. Mr.. Feely said
he had a majority report in favor of
abolishing gymnastics as a nuisance and
an unnecessary expense. he stated that
the Committee thought that gymnastics,
as taught by Mr. Koch, public nuisance,
and in the present condition Of the city
finance, they were unable to pay his
salary Of one hundred dollars per month.
Messrs. Buttinghaus, Higbee, Conner and
Peres spoke in favor of gymnastics,
while Messrs. Larkin, Cornell and
Feely opposed the system Mr.
Larkin stated that suits were about
to be instituted against the Board By pa
rents whose children had their arms bro
ken while practicing these gymnastics
1t was finally decided to abolish gymnasi-
les BY the following vote: Ayes-Feely,
Conway, Larkin, Cornell, Migibben,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-05

New MEMfnIs THEATRE There was
a full house at the theatre last evening
TO greet Miss Blanche DeBar on the
occasion Of her first appearance, when
she performed the part Of Martha
Gibbs in Al that Cutters is not Cold.
She personated the character in very
pleasing and truthful manner that was
satisfactory to her many friends present,
who called her before the curtain at the
conclusion Of the piece. Mr.. Wheelock
as ".Stephen Plum" was admirable,
Mr.. Lanagan's Jasper Plum was ex-
cellent, and Miss Llewellyn's Lady
Leatherbridge good. The laughable
comedy, entitled The C6micaI Countess,
concluded the entertainment. As "Kath-
crime" Miss DeBar appeared to great
advantage, and did excellently well. She
sang the "Merrest Girl that's Out in a
very sweet manner that called for an
encore. Messrs Wheelock and flanagan
were good in their respective parts. To-
night the famous comedy As You Like
II will be presented, with Miss DeBar as
Rosalind." We hope to see full
house, not only tonight but every eve
ming during her stay, in order to show
that our people appreciate and honor
home talent. Miss DeBar's engagement
is only for six nights
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The Port of Memphis.

The river is rising rapidly at this
point. Business active. Weather pleas
ant, and occasionally cloudy.
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures:
Virginia, Evansville.
Cora S., Louisville.
David Watts, Cairo.
Marble City, New Orleans.
Departures.
Mary Z. Forsyth, st. Louis
Lizzie Gill, st. Louis.
Virginia, New Orleans
W. r. Arthur, New Orleans.
Laura Fenton, Louisville
Boats in Port.
St Patrick, Die Vernon, Commercial,
Guidon, Darling, Belle Memphis, Molhe
Hambleton, Cora s., Soutkerner, David
Watts, Marble City.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
Cairo and ST. Louis.-The famous
Belle Memphis, Captain Dan. Mussle-
man, will depart for Cairo and st, Louis
this evening at o'clock. Larry Entler
presides in the Office.
Louisville and Cincinndh-At i've
o'clock this evening the Darling will
depart for the Ohio river, in charge OF
Captain ]. NJ. Chenoweth. Her Office
is in charge of A. F. Power.
Cairo and Louisville. The clipper
built steamer Liberty No. 2 will start
northward this evening, fact which all
travelling that way should know. The
popular Captain J. B. Archer will be
found on her roof and j. G. Mccullough
at her desk. The Liberty is fine boat
with clever set of officers, and will do
to travel on.
S. Francis RiUer.-Captain I. K.
Bowman will take his favorite steamer
Mollie Hambleton to the St. Francis
river, this evening at o'clock. The
accomplished Tom Day will be found at
her desk, ready to wait upon passengers
in his affable style.
arkansas RiUer.-The mail packet
Guidon departs for the Arkansas stream
at S O clock this evening, in charge OF
Captain Ike Whitaker Her official du-
ties are attended to by Johnny Langlois,
assisted by Andy Granger. Arkansas
travellers should not forget the Guidon
and her clever officers.
White RiVer-Captain j. B Davis
favorite steamer Commercial is the reg
ular White river packet this evening
leaving at 8 o'clock for all navigable
points. George C. Blish is her chief
clerk, and he is ably Supported by Milt
r. Harvey and Billy Jones. The Com
mereial is a good boat, and will do to
travel on.
Helena and TteksbUrg.-Passengers
bound for Vicksburg are informed that
the feet steamer ST. Patrick departs for
the Bends this evening, in charge Of
Captain Tom Berry. AT her desk will
be found the pleasing countenance Of
Jim Roland, who knows his business, and
attends TO it in q manner that always
pleases the passengers
Napoleon and Beuiah-The regular
semi-weskly Memphis and Beulah packet
Die Vernon, Captain Frank Hicks, sails
this evening at 5 o'clock Captain Joe
Banfl has charge Of the Office, ably
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Prescription Department,

And are determined TO use the most select
drugs and chemicals in our business. One OF
our firm being graduate in Pharmacy, Will
devote his personal attention TO ming an pre-
stock Of fancy goods. and hope, by strict alton
ton to business, to merit liberal share oil
III ]. S. De LAR00KE 4 co.
NOTICE-NO BILLS WILL BE PAID BY
IN w. N. Ealxin * Co., unless contractod by
WIN. N. EAK1N.
February 4. 1857. la
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATRE.

The Fast FIRMLY, a new comedy.
translated from the French comedy La
FamiIe Benoit0n, is now in active and
careful preparation, and will shortly be
produced, with appropriate scenery, ap-
poiutments and costly new furniture.
Characters by Miss Blanche DeBar and
the entire company. A New York critic,
writing to the Boston Gdzeftc, says Of
the new comedy:
Wallack threw open his elegant little
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STOLEN.

TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
StoleV. on Tuesday night. the 18th, from
ny Stable, at the Memphis ,Irotiing Park, one
b..t Uorse. years old: about Is hands high:
VL5fe Zoe. aiso. one bay Mare, years old
abonf Is hands high very slim tail; branded
m IN ebonider II !" i will pay one hundred
dollar each for the said horses. and one hun
i IN a''iAi' ''' 'D' OSCAR W. HYATT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-05

Burke, Harvey and Young-s. Nays
Peres, Buttinghaus, Atwell, Higbee,
Conner and Cook-6
Certificates as teachers were granted
to Miss Matte M. Smith and Miss Mary
7. Bowers.
It was moved and carried that Mr.
'Shaddock be removed from the Wash
ington street school to the Linden street
school, and that Mrs. Kate Lilly be APP
pointed to gil the vacancy in the WASH
ington street school, after which the
Board adjourned
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EoR LEAsR-FoR A TERM OF YEARS
A suburban Residence,

Containing eight rooms, with Ave acres OF
ehoice garden land, all under good fence. stu
s1ed within two squares OF the street railroad.
Annly 40 III. q DENT a CO.,
iss' No. ll5ls Beal street.
NOR LEASH. GOOD DwELLING, OR.
Il chard and Market Garden. in high state OF
cultivation, with thirty acres OF land, near the
Brick Church In Chelsea. This property MI
be leased for ten years at reasonable rates. Inc
dwelling. orchard and garden can be separated,
and the remainder. already divided into suit
able lots, sub-let az a handsome profit. For
particulars, inquire nc tho Office Of Mhoon A
Co. No. N Monroe street. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-05

PITTsBURG CoAL-Briggs & Peterson,
Office l3 Madison street. Branch Office,
10 Union street--J. B. Moseley, agent.
We are the only coal merchants who
weigh on the city scales. l32
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-05

SOCIAL refinement always manifests
itself in the selection of articles of lux
ury and it may be regarded as a proof
of highly educated national taste that
Phalon's "Night-BloOmipg Cereus' has
been adopted by all classes of the Amer
lean people as their favorte Perfume
Freehold Herald. l3l
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FALSE PRETEYsEs.-W. j. Powers has
been arrested on the charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses from &
Bowling, of Desoto county, Miss, having
received twenty-five dollars ON account
of bale of cotton which was afterwards
claimed and recovered by other parties
Powers is held subject to requisition
from the Governor of Mississippi.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-05

PIrTsBURG Coal AND GAS Coke.
Brown & Jones, office 247 Second street
Branch oSice 376 Main street-R. c.
Hite, agent. l45
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CoTToE THIEF CoMMTTED.-A negro
man named Amos Bowles has been COM
mitted for trial at the Criminal Court
after an examination before Squire
Creighton, for stealing two bags of cotton
from j. A. HARDWOOD.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-05

Coon CHANCE FOR A REsTAURANT,-A
large room and basement for rent at the
Olympic, Second street, between Jeffer-
son and Adams.
1870 J. r. PETERSON.
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Money Market.

Gold advanced to lSi buying. and is active.
City Scrip active at7O673. County warrants
selling AZ 90 to IS. Southern money is dull and
rates are barely maintained. Brokers pay the
following rates for State banks Bank Of Chat
tanoora. q; Bank Of Memphis par; Bank Of
Middle Tennessee. %; Bank Of Tennessee told
issue). 50 Bank Of West Tennessee. 50; City
Bank Of Nashville. 90; Commercial Bank. par;
Merchants Bank. IS; OeOe Bank, 8; Plan
tors' Bank. ~; Southern Bank. p; Bank Of
sheIbyville. as; Traders Bank. q; Union
Bank. 70.
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THE CITY.
M H M p H rs:
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 5th. 1867

LOCAL NOTICES, inserted among the
reading matter, will be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-05

CITY DADs.-This being the first
Tuesday in the month, the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen will hold reg
ular meeting for the transaction of
business, at o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-05

Coon SToCK.-At the Arcade Stable
fine stock and stylish buggies are kept
for customers. Call there whenever YOU
want fine team. Horses fed and cared
for in the best manner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-05

MULE STEALING The Grand Jury of
Fayette county has found true bills
against Chambers Ozier and William
Jones for mule stealing. The parties
have been placed in durance vile by
Sheriff Winters, who captured them near