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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-04-09
Monetary and Commercial
Cotton Market.

Cotton Market.
The prospect of a war in Europe, the FIRST
news Of which came laundering over the wires
this morning. has parlysed trade ia the Old
World generally and caused fall in cotton,
government and other securities. Cotton dc
clined yesterday in Liverpool I'd; 5-2Os fell
nearly I'd, while Gold took an upward shoot in
New York and advanced two cents. The cot
ton market here is inactive. Holders offer
nothing but inferior lots, and seem much dis
couragsd by the unfavorable European news.
We are much disposed to lower our quotations.
and do not think middlings will bring over
twenty-five eents-but we hear of no sales at
that figure.
-22923 Middling -....-26@27
Good Ordinary~2l@25 Strict Midd'g 27@2s11S
Low MiddlinE-25926 Good Midd'G o
From the English Circular.l
The total receipts in England. in the year
lsej. were: From America. l,l56,l3O bales
from Brazil, 404. sos bales from Egypt, 20l, 50
bales; from West Indies, 90, IA bales from
the East Indies, l,5l $40, and from China, H.
g93. making total imports in 1876, S.s09,0D
bales.
from all ports in Great Britain, and of all kinds
of cotton, ll3,792, against l6l ,0ls bales in cor
responding period in 1856. The actual export
from the kingdom in l. 90 was l,l3b,5bo bales.
The average weekly consumption Of cotton Of
all kinds in the United Kingdom il 1865 was
$3.50 bales, in 1865 the average was $3.50
bales. The average weekly deliveries TO the
trade in 1861 was Al go bales.
The cotton reported az sea for Great Britain
at the date Sth March, 1871, was Of American,
li0, 200 bales frsm East Indies and other ports,
l7q 900 bales; against, Of American, lA0OO
bales and Of East India and ether places,
539 coo bales.
In the reported amount Of cotton al sea for
Great Britain, sih March, 1861. as compared
with same time last year, il viii be seen that
there are $4,000 bales less-the whole Of il
being represented in the East India trade.
The stock Of cotton In the United Kingdom
on the eth March, 1851, was 533. 50 bales, % ow-
ing q decrease Of stock since the Let March,
1851, to the Sth March, 1851, Of l67 go bales.
The bullion 10 the Bank Of England on the
7th March, 1857. was 4l9.S73.9s5, against ga
$50 .50i same date last year. The rate Of inter
est by the Bank Of England 9TH March. 1851,
was 3 per cent, against per cent. same date
last year.
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There Is bat little doing in financial matters
outside the regular routine. Cola Il bought BY
our brokers at ia. Silver remains about as We
lsft Il At our last. Buying At l259l1. Selling
IL. City Scrip Is net active. Ihsre il snly
small oferings made 81 cur counters. BuyinE
At G6a7oc. and selling At REESE County var
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JosEPH GOODMAN, 100 Main street, has
just received the largest lot Of clocks in
the city, which he offers to sell at prices
that defy competition; also, fine stock
of spectacles, which arc offered at regular
rates and no humbug prices. 80
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WASrED-A partner with capital Of
$4,000, in business that is established
and pays we'll. No time or anything,
except the capital, required. The best
Of city reference given. For particulars
apply TO or address ]. B. Sutton, office
244 Third street, Memphis, Tenn. AZ
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Rsmoval.-J. B. Sutton has moved his pub
fishing office from No. IS Union street to 244
Third street, southeast corner of Jefferson. and
in connection with the publishing business. has
opened circulating library. where the citi-
Iens of Memphis and vicinity can be accommo-
dated with the latest and most interesting read
ing matter at very low rates 1852
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The river rece1ed about three inches
since our last report. Business was dull
this morning. Weather cloudy, with a
little rain.
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures:
Silver Moon, Cincinnati.
Leonidas, Evansville.
Bertha, Cincinnati.
Virginia, st. Louis.
Paragon, ST. Louis.
Departures.
Belle Memphis, ST. Louis.
Leonidas, New Orleans
Bertha, Little Rock.
Virginia, New Orleans.
Paragon, Vicksburg
Boats in Port.
Mollie Hambleton, Cleaner, Natoma,
Minneola, Commercial, R. E. Lee, Silver
Moon.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
81. Francis RiUer.-The Mollie Ham,
bleton, Captain T. R. Bowman, will
leave for the St Francis river this even
ing. She leaves at FIVE o'clock. Tom
Day and J. B. Shell are her clerks. For
further particulars call on board and see
them. They'll treat you we'll The
Mollie connects at Wittsburg with the
Cherokee that runs. to Deep Landing,
Hornersville, and other points in the
sunk lands.
White RiUer.-The renowned White
river packet Commercial leaves this day
at fvep pm. Captain +. A. Levy will be
found on the roof, with George c. Blish,
Milt. R. Harry and Billy Jones in the
Office. The Commercial is a gay craft,
has a plendid set of officers and will do
to travel on.
arkansas Rirer.-The mail packet
Cleaner, Captain Geo. ]. King, departs
for Little Rock at FIVE o'clock this even
ing. John I. Fenwick and R. De Shield
attend to her official duties, while Rich
ard Brennon, a gallant soldier Of the
Lost Cause" pleAses the passengers
By feeding them we'll
Louisville and Ciaeinnafi-The Min
nicola departs at FIVE o'elock this evening
for Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
Captain W. B. Miller commands and
VIM. Grubbs is her Efficient clerk.
Miscellaneous.
At last accounts the Ohio was falling
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Dentistry.-Dr. J. B. wassoH, Dentist,
Office No. 3l2 Main street, corner of Monroe,
assisted by DR.. VIM. WATSON and Or. W. G.
billiard, all Of whom are gentlemen of long and
ample practical experience and graduates in the
profession. With whose assistance we are con-
fdent of not only being able to serve all who
may prefer US, professionally. but also give en-
tire satisfaction even in the most difficult cases
belonging to the science of dentistry. SO
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BENEFIT OF ROBERT MoWADE.-On
Friday night, at the Greenlaw Opera
House, complimentary benefit will be
rendered to that accomplished comedian,
Mr.. Robert McWade, by several of our
prominent citizens. Among the volun-
teers for the occasion will be Mr.. James
Garden, from New Orleans, leading man
at the New Memphis Theater last season.
Mac should be greeted with full house.
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NOTICES.

NrOTICE.-THE PARTNERSHIP BIZ
y tween the undersigned. as Land Agents, Is
tbis day dissolved by mutual consent. James
Strain, Agent Of the Boston aud New lork
Chickasaw Land Company, Boston and ME-
sissippi Cotton Land Company, and Mlsslssip-
n, Bottom Land Company, has removed ms
dpaies Id fernando, Miss. W, A. Goodman,
Agent Of the American Land Company, will
remain in Memphis, at No. ~ MADISON ssTeet'
W. A. GOODMAN.
April 6. 1861. .
NTOTICE-I WISH TO EXCHANGE. A
n beautiful ive-aore lot, near and adjoining
The state Female COLLEGE, for a house and lot
In The city one north Of Union street prefer
rea' inS1'''' W. c. ANDERSON,
2o-5i No. y Adams St, corner Ihlrd.
NTOTICR-NO BILLS WILL Be PAID By
N Whftmore Bros. unless contracted By me
IN person, or b. my written order.
50 - WI MOIA1-
TsEEE NOTICE i-GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRfCES.-F. Eaqutni lu1 JeuersQn
street.. would most respectfully inform the pub
IL fhst he Il ready 20 take orders Tor elotaing'
rralo In the latest Paris style, Also. Cleaning,
Dveinr and fixing up old clothes, % az 20 make
fbrr, look new. Give him q call and see ier
vourselrss. He also informs the ladies' tn maj ne
4 nov ready % do the cleaning q hia uieEe
IN GOOD STYLE Do not forget 10 call ana see hin
lit l. for yCur own good
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ROBBERY AT MARKET.-A warrant has
been issued by Esquire Black against a
man named j. Collins for stealing twenty
FIVE dollars from Mrs. Flood, who keeps
a stand in the Beal street market.
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IT is worth the attention of cash buy
ers to go to 364 Main street for all kinds
of dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, etc.
T341 II. B. WELLS
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FIFTH CALL-Subscribers TO the Mem
phis and Little Rock railroad bonds, will
be called on for the fifth installment on
the 10th inst W. B. WALDRAN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
M EM r HIS,
Tuesday Evening, April 9. 1867

LOCAL NOTICES, inserted among the
reading matter, will be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
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LARGEST, finest and cheapest lot of
spring and summer dress goods at the
old stand of Wells & Maxwell, 1854 Main
street. T341 H. B. WELLS.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The cases set for
tri al to-day in the Criminal Court have
been postponed until next week. To-
morrow morning the case Of Thomas
Coyne for shooting young Ford will be
taken I'M.
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April sth, 1867.

RADICAL MEETNG.-The Radicals hold
a meeting in the court room in the Green.
law Block tonight, for the purpose of
nominating delegates to Congressional
Convention to be held at Brownsville.
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HOTELS and restaurants will find
Worcestershire sauce and tomato catsup,
of superior quality, by the gallon; also
jellies in six pound cans at Lilly Bros. -,
1T Main street 30
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Mr.. J. l.. MORRIS is associated with
the house of Francisco & Wiggin, hatters,
300 Main street. 81
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The LATEST NEws.-The latest news
from all quarters of the globe can be OBJ
tanned at Albert Beers news depot, 2S7
Main street. Call there and see him.
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FRESH lake fish received this day by
Silver Moon, No. u Madison street. 80
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATRE.-MRs. D. p.
BowERs.-" The Hunchbaek."
BLUFF CITY MUSEUM-Cor. Jefferson and
Second sts.-Fine collection Of Living ICuri-
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PITTsBURG CoAL.-Briggs & Peterson,
Office ID Madison street Branch Office,
10 Union street,. B. Moseley, agent.
We are the only coal merchants who
weigh on the city scales. 3-65
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CANDIDATES.

FNo THE VOTERS OF THE 5rH CIVIL
Il District: In presenting myself rs condi-
date for the Office Of MAGISTRATE Of the 9th
Civil District, would respectfully solicit your
votes. Having had experience In the once IN
former years. think viii BIO compegiens 70
il the same now. W. c. ANDERSON.
TS0R MAGIsTRATE l4TH DISTRICT
Il We are authorized TO announce JOHN W.
HAWTHORN as candidate for the Office Of
Justice of the Peace for 18th Civil District OF
Shelby county. Tenn, NJ the coming election.
.EOR MAGISTRATE FOURTEENTH DIS
II trict-W. r. SMITH is candidate Tor
Magistrate for the l4th civil district Election
April 9th.
NOR MAGISTRATE i4TH DISTRICT
II JAMES III, SWAN Is n candidate for JUS
tce OF the Peace for the 18th Civil District.
Election, April ., ls6I
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The CRUISE OF THE ALABAMA.-Those
who desire to know the facts in regard
to the equipment and cruise of the Con-
federate steamer Alabama should be in
attendance at the Tabernacle, tonight,
when Admiral Semmes will give them all
the information on the subject in lee
ture. Prof. Sabatzky will be on hand
with the Philharmonics and discourse
some choice music. The proceeds will
be devoted to the relief Of the widows
and orphans Of Confederate soldiers.
For fifty cents you can hear an interest
ing lecture and contribute at the same
time to those who need help in conse-
quence of their protectors losing their
lives in the service Of their country.
MUNICIPAL CoURT.-Judge G. W. Wal
dron ana the other persons comprising
the Municipal Court met yesterday and
after the transaction Of unimpOrtant
business adjourned until Tuesday, the
10th inst. For the present the clerk
will have his Office at 3l5i Second street,
up stairs ". B. Greenlav Offers to
build house for the accommodation Of
this and the Circuit Court on = vacant
lot on Monroe tt-.et, between Bruce's
carriage shop and the corner Of Second
street The Board Of County COmnis-
sioners have appointed q committee to
consider the offer and report
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Police CoURT. - twenty-five cases
were on the Police Court docket this
morning, $244 so assessed for fines and
$ll2 collected. In the second district,
last evening, there were eleven cases,
$40 assessed, and $79 collected.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-04-09

County COMMISSIONERS The Board
of County Commissioners are still in
session, and will probably get through
with business and adjourn in few days
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A LARGE lot of spring silks, which will
be sold below the market value, at 364
Main street. "a
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FOR SALE.

rNoR sALE-TWo SHOW GASES, ONE
Soda Fountain Stand and Cooler. syrup
bottles, glass drain, etc.; also, lot OF candy
iars. counter shelving, scales. one good wagon
ana harness, suitable fer any kind Of business.
AMY Ia CASEY 4 FROST,
So No. 4O5 Main street.
TN0R SALE OR RENT-ARKANSASR IV-
II Err LAND-3T0 Acres, 275 acres cleared,
with good dwelling house, negro cabins. cisternn,
etc, on the south side OF Arkansas rlver, 70
miles below Pine Bluff, Immediately on the
river, and we'll protected. great bargain.
Applv Immediately at TAYLOR, GAY kUI-
LANDS, 304 Trent street. ou.
TI0R SALE-THE SALOON ON NORTH
II Court street knewn as the PARK PLACE,
formerly conducted by the late Hermann
Heckle, will be sold on reasonable terms. For
further particulars inquire OF
~ VALENTIN EN-,
1881 No. 50 Monroe street street :
E0R SALE-5OOO CORDS OF HARD WOOD.
il AL S. g. RHINE. 800 Main st.
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.,,-A No. l
n Grocery Store, centrally located and dong
n good cash business for sale or exchange Tor
suburban property. The present proprietor
wishes to change Business. Rent y very low
% NO. no fI0nI sIIeee.
NOR SALE.-TYPE METAL (BETTER
thsn babbet) for sale low, by
WHITM0RE BROS,
PUBLIC LBDGER otflce:
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$4,000 City and County Scrip want
ed by Citizens Union Bank, % Madison
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Our JoB OFFICE. PUBLIC LEDGER
Job printing department has been lately
supplied with the latest and most ap
proved patterns of type, borders and
presses, and is better prepared than ever
to accommodate the mercantile public
Our prices will continue to be the mos
reasonable in the city, while our work is
guaranteed to give satisfaction. We have
the only complete printing Office in the
city, and will continue to give our Gus
toners inducements no others in this
market can afford. Call and see I
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New MILLINERY EsTABLIsHNRSr.- We
would inform our lady readers that Mrs.
A. A. Newman has opened a millinery
and dress-making establishment at loo
Main street, nearly opposite The Overton
Hotel. Mrs. Newman was in the bust
ness several years since in this city with
Mrs. NJ. A. Atkinson, afterwards remov-
ing to Jackson, Tenn, where her store
was robbed and burned by Hursts com
mand during the war. Mrs. Newman
receives monthly supplies Of goods from
Paris, selected by a we'll known lady Of
taste in that city. She also has French
milliner at her establishment, and desires
the ladies of Memphis and vicinity to
call and see her. We take pleasure in
recommending her, and hope she will re-
ceive that patronage from the ladies of
the South which she deserves. 81
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JUST RECEIVED twenty cases condensed
milk by Lilly Bros, III Main street. 80
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HALLEXBERG & OERTEL, No. 346 Sec
ond street, headquarters for Roofing
and Guftering. 80
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Special Notices.
Amusomsnts this Evening.

Special Notices will be inserted in this col
mn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
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TIE ELECTION. election for mag
istrates is progressing quietly, the can
didates being numerous and confident
regardless of the assertion by prominent
Radicals that Brownlow will refuse COM
missions to the successful parties, be-
cause his Commissioner of Registration
did not order the election. We have
heard of fourteen candidates in the Four
teenth Civil District, who are willing to
honor the people by filling the position
Of magistrate j. II. Swan, Jno. W. Haw-
thorn, W. R. Smith, b. M. Levy, John
Graham, F. M. Moore, w. M. Harvey,
Michael Burke, A. NJ Stoddard, James
Gallagher, B. F. Boon, A. M. Ferguson,
J. D. kimberley, G. W. F. Cook. ]. s.
Black and II. M. Griffith were candidates,
but withdrew. The following persons
are willing to serve as magistrate of the
Fifth Civil District p. M. Dickinson,
W. C. Anderson, Cyrus j. Bailey, VIM.
E. Barnett, Jno. E. Burke, David Groves,
D. D. Cook, ]. j. Butler, N. s. Trice,
T. B. Mynatt. There may be other can
didates whose names have escaped our
memory, but tonight will determine who
have been remembered by the people.
New MEMPHIS THEATER.-If any evil
dence was needed of the claims of Mrs.
d. P. Bowers to rank as one of the lead
ing actresses of America, her acting in
East Lynne last evening would alone
entitle her to a position in the front rank
of the profession. Such an exhibition Of
talent in the portrayal of the feelings OF
an unhappy woman has seldom been
seen on the boards of the New Memphis
or any other theater 1t spoke to the
hearts of the audience, and brought forth
responsive applause frequently. Mr..
McCollum portrayed the noble villain,
" Sir Francis Levison," in an excellent
manner that showed the true actor. Mr..
Drayton made a good Carlisle" while
Miss LlewelIyn, as miss Corney," aided
materially to the success of the drama.
Mrs. Bowers was called before the cur
tain several times during the evening.
Tonight Sheridan Knowles beautiful
five. act play of The Hunch6ack will be
produced, with Mrs. Bowers as Julia "
and Mr.. McCollum as " Master Walter. "
1t will be a rare treat for all lovers of the
legitimate drama.
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ALL of the latest and most popular
books for rent at 244 Third street. 81
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CoTTeN Planters, the best for $25 90,
Madison street TREAT & HAMILTON.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A VERY COMFORTABLE
X dwelling house, containing eight rooms,
stable, ETC., corner Court street and Brinkley
avenue, Possession given LIST Of May. Inquire
of BEEHLERG BAER 30 Main st. -
TOR RENT-A STORE ON POPLAR ST.,
between Main and Second, with si1 rooms
and basement. Inquire OF HlILfEIR q
. ga Il Se nl 81
TI0R RENT. THE SECOND, THIRD AND
Il fourth floors Of building No: lH Main
street corner Of Washington, containing TWEEN
ty-four rooms, suitable for boarding and iodg-
ing purposes. will be let for twelve or egnte teen
months, on favorable terms. to responsible par
q O'ner' nssi MEkkGER & TALLEY.
NOR RENT-A GOOD DIV BILLING
house on the East side of Echols street, IN
South Memphis Apply to r TEMPLE,
Office No. O. Bird story Titus building, Jefferson
street. y
NOR RENT.-THE BASEMENT OF STORE
No, 24O Main street, corner OF Jeterson'
9 Fo5 PARTICULARS Apply lyons. FIEs co.
NOR RENT-A FEW FIRST-CLASS NEW
brick residences for rent. in pleasant part
Of the city, and convenient to business. These
residences contain eight or ten rooms each,
with all the modern improvements ana conNe-
niences. are entirely new, and will be rented on
the most reasonable terms 10 sultaoie tehahts'
hOi POI j. B. WATSON,
$3.50 No. Sl2 Main street lnp stairsl.
NOR RENT BASEMENT; WE WILL
rent the commodious and wei nnlshea
Easement, 423, corner Main and Beal streets:
IN has three entrances, requires no gas light
during the day. and will be LET at an exceed
ingIy low figure. II is suitable for hne Sa-
Lon, Restaurant, or almost any kind Of whole
sale business. Apply Immediately to
S''N WHITM0RE BROS,
40 IL Madison street.
ment rooms. suitable Tor Lager Beer Sa-
iaans. Restaurants. or any other business, on
Union street, between Main and Second. Also'
two offices above, suitable for Doctors or Law
vers. or any other business. Inquire at S55s2
Union street - - -
EOR RENT-A FIRST-CLASS STORE
house in the jackson Block, cor. OF MAN
and GayosO streets. Apply y ,,yc,,
TH0S. x JN0. B. LEIGH,
&c 304 Front street.
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PERSONS wishing profitable employ
ment call on or address j. B. Sutton,
244 Third street, Memphis, Tenn. 81
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& LATEST and newest designs Of silk
nantes, from $l2 to $l25, at 1854 Main
street. "a
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IxFRovED Serapers, only s. 90. Mad
ison street TREAT & HAMILTON.
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COMPANY BESEFIT.-The company re-
Gently performing at the Greenlaw Opera
House will take a benefit tomorrow eve
ming. An interesting programme will be
presented on the occasion, and we trust
there will be hearty response to the call
for aid from the unfortunate actors.
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BEurAL AssAULT.-Mrs. Brown, col
ored, while passing along Desoto street,
Sunday night, on her way home from
church, was insulted by some of the ne
groes who infest that neighborhood and
beaten in a most shameful manner. The
physician in attendance reports her con-
dition very bad.
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FIRE AT BARTLETT STATJoN.-A FIRE
occurred at Bartlett on Sunday night,
when the kitchen and smokehouse Of
Mrs N. A Blackwell we're destroyed.
The residence was saved BY the exertions
Of the nsighbort The loss was about
$500 no insurance.
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II you want to read an interesting
beck for a mere trife, call at 244 Third
street, southeast corner Of Jefferson. 81
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The Port of Memphis.

The river rece1ed about three inches
since our last report. Business was dull
this morning. Weather cloudy, with
little rain.
The following are the arrivals and de-
narturea.
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DIR. HUNTER may be consulted

at No. 2l7 Second street, Adams block,
corner of Adams and Second streets, on
all diseases embraced in his speciality,
as Catarrh, Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Consumption and Heart Dis
eases, to which branch of his profession
he has long devoted his exclusive atten-
ton. As he will remain in the city only
a few weeks longer, those who desire to
consult him should do so at once. 81
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Notioe.-we earnestly request our friends
not to pay more than FIVE cents copy fer the
PUBLIC LEDGER. We sell to the newsbeys at
two cents a copy, thus allowing them over a
hundred per cent proft on every naper.
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If you want to save buying a book
that is of no service to you after you
have read it once, call at 244 Third
street. southeast corner Of Jefferson. 81