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are not forgetful Of their sacrifice or the
welfare of their relatives, who have been
thrown upon the cold charities Of the
,yorld
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION An at
tempt was made to assassinate Fanny
Gray, boss of a bagnio on Market Square,
last night. About ten o'clock she was
called out in the yard, when man fred
a pistol at her and ran away. The ball
passed close to her head and scared her
slightly. The police have received no
clue TO the would-be assassin.
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H. B. PACKER, Pittsburg coal, office
No. 1901 Main street. l3e
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OPERA HoUsE.-Madame Ristori and
troupe arrived in the city yesterday and
put up at the Overton. Tonight the
great tragedenne will make her appear
ance as "Medea" at the Greenlaw
Opera House Her stay is limited to
four nights.
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TEE LEcrURE.-The initial lecture OF
the series to be delivered to aid the fund
for the relief of the widows and orphans
of Confederate soldiers, will be given
this evening, at the Tabernacle on Court
street, by Rev. DIR. Ford. The subject
selected is "Greeee and the Battle of
Mara.h On ; " and the price Of tickets has
been f1ed at fifty cents The e'oquence
of the lecturer and the noble object in
view should draw a large audience, to
show their appreciation Of the men Who
laid down their lives for their country,
and to prove that the people Of Memphis
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HONE FOR THE HOMELESS fol-
lowing officers have been elected to serve
during the year by the members of the
above organization Mrs. E. Fl. Porter,
President; Mrs. Brunton Bayliss, Vice
President; Mrs. Phebe I. Edmonds,
Treasurer; Mrs. DR.. James NJ. Kellar,
Corresponding Secretary; Miss Eudora
Bayliss, Recording Secretary; President
of the Board, Mrs. NJ c. Galloway.
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LUxAT1cs GONE. Sheriff Winters
started for Nashville last evening, with
three lunaties for the asylum.
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E0R sALE.

NOR SALE-ONE-THIRD INTEREST IN
Il six brick stores corner of Gayoso and De,
soto streets. All under rent. Ground rent
II. G. DENT & CO.,
1g5 Cor. Beal and fernando streets.
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Special Notices.
ADJUSTMENTS this Evening.

Special Notices will be Inserted in this col
umn for ten cents por line for each insertion.
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FOUND.

T,oUND.-THE CHEAPEST PLACE. TO
II BUY Fine piciurcs Of al kinds. hngraViaes;
Autographs. Chromos and Photqgralhs, ana
pirfurs-frames Is O'IiARA's, go Main q. III
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SoRAPERs AND PLows-Treat & Ham
ilton make them on Madison street .
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ORoHEsTRIoN.-Cal at the st. Nicho
las Saloon, 81 Adams street, and see the
novel musical instrument on exhibition
there. The best of wines and liquors are
alqo there
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MooE's hop will come Off to morrow
evening, February 9th. His pupils and
friends are respectfully invited.
30 j. NOOK.
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NOTICES..

NrOTICE.-THE PARTNERSHIP HERE:
~ tofore existing between Mo. l. Schradzki
and S. Kroso, under the firm Of Schradzh a
Kroso is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Either party will sign the name OF the firm IN
'''''''"' VI Mo. I. sCHRADZKI.
s. KR0S0.
Memphis. February !. 1867 lSz
WOULD RESPECTFULLY
IN inform the physicians and public OF Mem,
phis that, having purchased the entire stock OF
Drugs, Medicines, Chemiealsl etc. iS55mmerly
street, we are prepared to pay special attention
IN tho
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Monetary and Commercial
Cotton Market.

There is very little inquiry for cotton this
morning. and the market is exceedingly dull.
Factors do not seem disposed to meet the de-
mands Of buyers yet, therefore there are but
few unimportant sales. Receipts yesterday
were 3s42 bales. Exports, same time, 1856.
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FOR LEASE.

IsoR LEASE FOR THREE YEARs-A
il two story brick house on hernana9 street.
Apply 10 III. a. DENT CO.,
iB Cor. Beal and fernando streets.
NOR LEAsF-THE CoCHRANE PLACE.
az pigeon Roost road, has a large house
and nine acres Of choice garden land.
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A Coon MEDIUM.-We call the atten-
ton of our merchants to the North
MiSsissippidn, published at Tupelo by
7. B. & r. J. Smith, good medium by
which to reach the many people in that
section of the country and inform them
of their business and the advantages
they have to offer to customers. 1t is
an ably conducted paper, has good
circulation, and a card inserted in it will
rebound to the profit of the advertiser.
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REFoRM Police authorities have
become disguised with the bad quality
and high price of gas, and intend illu-
minating the Station House with coal
oil
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WANTS.

IXTANTED-A LADY FROM VIRGINIA,
w who has been taught by the best German
Professors, desires TO engage fow scholars 10
instruct in music on the piano. Will give les
sons at the Virginia House. Adams street, be-
tween Second and Third, or at private resi-
dences if preferred. Best references given Il
required. For terms, apply to Williams *
Glover. at the Virginia House. 80
NTANTED-BY A WELL-QUALItIEp,
w licensed Engineer, of sober, steady hab-
its. n situation as engineer in the country. Al
dress. AYTCH, at this office. ia
MT PUBLIC TO KNOW.
wv that DIR. MAKEON, 20 years practice OF
Medicine, Midwifery and Surgery in Europe,
has an Office at 57ls Jefferson street-always IN
No PPR Al "'ON'O = '''"'' ''''' " 1S2
CITUATION WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN
- who has an extensive acquaintance IN De
soto county, Miss, wishes asituation In dry
goods or commission house, has some knowledge
Of the dry goods business and OF book keeping,
and can give the hest of country and some city
reference as to character, business qualIhca-
tions, etc. Address Ward, Pearce Wardd,
Senatobia, Miss. l9l
WTANTED-$IOO TO $3.50 PER MONTH
w Agents everywhere. male and female, TO
sell the genuine Improved Common Sense Sew
ing Machine. Price only SIS. This machine
will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, bind, quilt. braid
and embroider. The cloth cannot be pulled
apart even after every second stitch is cut:
Every machine warranted for three years. Send
for circulars. BLISS * McEATHRON,
i52 Manuf'rs' South'n AGENTS. L0nisville: Ky
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BOARDING.

DoARDING.-A. DESIRABLE ROOM FOR
d rent with board. MRS;o 90 h,AahBUV, IN,
1853 on Aaalns o. oes:
DOARDING.-A FEW FAMILIES CAN
X 6nd pleasant rooms with board, Mt Mrs,
H. d. SMALL'S, No. 537 Shelby street, Also
a few day boarders can be accommodated Ken
erences required: ---------- 10.
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MORE OF BLooD.-At 36l Main street,
can be found the largest assortment Of
the very best hardware in the city. Call
there, supply yourself and save money
by so doing
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GRAND RIsToRI Overwhelming the
engagement Of Ristori at the Greenlaw
Opera House, magnificent lunch will
be provided every evening at the saloon
Of A. ACHE, at the southeast corner Of
Union and Second streets. A fine stock
of wines and liquors will also be kept on
hand, for the accommodation Of guests.
Those DESTROYS Of refreshing themselves
between acts should step over to the
corner and test the quality Of Aehle's
lunch and liquors. Table set from to
IA O'Clock. 1873
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Notioe.-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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KNIGHTS OF THE STRAP-Three indi-
viduals hailing from, Cincinnati, who
have been dspredating upon the pocket
books of sundry people by initiating
them into the mysteries of the strap
game, were tracked to leading hotel
last evening and waited upon by Ser
geant Smith, who informed them that
their presence in this,city was no longer
required. They delivered up their tools,
we're escorted TO the Memphis and Ohio
depot, and departed for their Northern
homes.
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SHELBY CIRCUIT COURT - RULES.
First day-Empanelling and charging
Grand Jury. Second day-Trial Docket
will be called and plaintiffs will be per-
mitted to take judgments on all suits on
notes and accounts sworn to, unless de-
PENDANTS or their attorneys are present
and satisfy the Court there is some de-
tense requiring a jury. Third day
Fifty causes will be set for trial and
daily until lst Saturday of Term, on
which day all motions will be heard by
the Court. Second Monday of Term
The State docket will be taken up and
continued until disposed of-and then
return to Civil docket. The roll OF
attorneys will be called on every morn
ing and their motions heard. All causes
will be tried or continued when reached
in their order on the docket On
Thursday, It'll instant, plaintiffs will be
permitted to take judgment in all cases
where dilatory pleas are filed and de,
PENDANTS fail to Salty the Court that
there is meritorious defense"
M. ID, l.. STEWART, Clerk.
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PLANTERS, have you been to Treat &
Hamilton's.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATRR-Mrss BLANCHE
DEBAR-"As You Like It."
GREENLAW OPERA HOUsE.-RIsroRr-
"Medea."
GREENLAW OPERA HALL-The Hiberni-
con, or A Tour in Ireland.
BLUFF CITY MUSEUM-Cor. Jefferson and
Second sts.-Fine collection of Living Curl
osities.
NEW OLYMPIC THEATRE.-New and at
tractive programme nightly.
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Memphis press please publish the above.
BOLD ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY. - A
daring attempt was made to rob man
at the faro table in the Senate gambling
house, on Jefferson street, about eleven
o'clock last night He had displayed
his money by pulling out his pocket
book containing several hundred dollars
at different times and was standing at
the faro table with about twenty others
gambling, when he felt something sharp
touch his breast. He turned to a man
alongside, and saw him cast something
from him, which proved to be pair of
sharp. pointed scissors that he had used
in the attempt to cut out the pocket
book. The point penetrated the over
coat dress coat and other clothing Of
the man, wounding him slightly and
thus frustrating the robber. The indi-
vidual declared that he was a respectable
man, and offered to give proof of it, for
which purpose all parties went down
stairs. when he gave leg bail and left at
such rapid rate as to distance his pur-
suers in very short time.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION

omee, No. ID Madison Street.
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For RENT.

THOR RENT-oNE FINE FRONT OFFICE.
Il Apply on the premises, No. lsO Man Man
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NOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE ON pom
totoc street, between Main and Shelby SITS.
AnnIy 10 II. G. DENT d CO.,
ia Corner Beal and fernando sts.
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ARREST OF A MURDERER.-ADout three
months since Wall Ferguson, door
keeper at a negro dance house near the
corner of Gayoso and Desoto streets, was
shot by another negro, from the effects of
which he died few days afterwards.
The negro who committed the bloody
deed is said to be George Hynes, who
succeeded in making his escape at the
time, and nothing more was heard of him
until yesterday, when information was
received at police headquarters that he
was engaged as a deckhand on the
steamer St. Patrick Officer Porter was
detailed to arrest him, and about nine
o'clock this morning proceeded to the
steamer and captured Hynes. A war
rant has been issued against him by
Esquire Lee, and he will be examined as
soon as he is ready for trial.
POLICE CoURT.-Thirty names graced
the police court docket this morning,
1919 being added to the treasury. A
colored brute named George Jones was
fined twenty-five dollars for whipping
his wife. Thomas Coors and John K.
Brown, proprietors of gambling houses,
forfeited one hundred dollars each,
which they had put up for their appear
anoe. There was some excitement Gre
ated at the stationhOuse this morning,
in consequence of Mr.. Heazlitt' the
efficient clerk Of the court, dropping his
fine gold watch in the cistern. 1t was
hooked out after much difficulty, is not
damaged, but smells bad. Twenty-eight
cases and Sls5 collected shows that bus
mess was brisk in the second district last
evening.
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SPECIAL CARDS.

Fire, Marine and River Risks Insured.
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EOR RENT FRAME HOUSE: F0Uh
Il rooms, also kitchen and servants room'
No. 1879 Linden street.. Apply TO ,neu.u
1875 Corner of Jefferson and Third.
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TNOR RENT OR LEASE-THE PLACE
on fernando road and Wellington street,
known as the CEDAR GARDEN. Good Ten
Pin Alley and Shooting Gallery; Terms I'D
I 100 '~APP'' 226 Front street.
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TI0R RENT VACANT CORNER LOT;
and dwelling and lot adjoining, Eillott a inl
faasoto Innuire of Vanhorn, 1917 Main 81. l35
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EOR RENT-SEVERAL SPLENDID. FAM
ily rooms. with good board. A so q few day
boarders (well recommended) received. Apply
al AK Shelby street, loA
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last night. About ten o'clock she was
called out in the yard, when man fred
a pistol at her and ran away. The ball
passed close to her head and scared her
slightly. The police have received no
clue to the would-be assassin.
PLANTERS, have you been to Treat IL
Hamilton's.
FALSE PRETENsEs- ]. 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 a requisition
from the Governor of Mississippi.
SOCIAL refinement always manifests
itself in the selection of articles of lux
ury and it may be regarded as 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 favorite Perfume
Freehold Herald. l3l
OPERA HoUsE.-Madame Ristori and
troupe arrived in the city yesterday and
put up at the Overton. Tonight the
great tragedienne will make her appear
ance as Medea" at the Greenlaw
Opera House. Her stay is limited to
four nights
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
town.
CoTToN 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.
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.
CITY DADs.-This being the first
Tuesday in the month, the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen will hold a reg
ular meeting for the transaction of
business, at 7 o'clock.
0RoHEsTRIoN-Call at the St. Nicho
las Saloon, 81 Adams street, and see the
novel musical instrument on exhibition
there. The best of wines and liquors are
also there.
MORE OF BLooD.-At 36l Main street,
can be found the largest assortment OF
the very best hardware in the city. Call
there, supply yourself and save money
by so doing.
REFoRN.-The Police authorities have
become disguised with the bad quality
and high price of gas, and intend illu-
minating the Station House with coal
oil.
MooE's hop will come off to morrow
evening, February 9th. His pupils and
friends are respectfully invited.
30 J. NOOK
LUxATIcs GONE. Sheriff Winters
started for Nashville last evening, with
three luuatics for the asylum.
SoRAPERs AND PLows-Treat & Ham
ilton make them on Madison street Q
NEW MEMPHIS THEATRE.
The Fast FIRMLY. a new comedy.
translated from the French comedy La
Famille Benoit0n, is now in active and
careful preparation, and will shortly be
produced. with appropriate scenery, ap-
paintments and costly new furniture.
Characters by Miss Blanche DeBar and
the entire company. A New York critic,
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Hite, agent.
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DANCATHART ICONIZED
OLD RYE WHISKEY.

Defeated or Depuratcd for medical or social
uses, by the "PANeATHARTIeoN," invented
and patented June II, 1862, by
JOHN f.. WILSON, Baltimore, Md,
in Barrels, Demijohns, Bottles, &c For sale
by the Agent, on the Northwest corner OF
Camden Station Of Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. re- None genuine that has not the pat
entce and Agents signature on each label
JOHN Z. WILSON.
Its purity has been fully tested as per the
annexed certificates of analysis:
CERTIFICATES
From a careful Chemical Analysis OF superior
lied by JOHN E. WILSON,
Of Baltimore.
This whiszey is characterized by the absence
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composition of pure, carefully defeated rye
whiskey.
Respectfully. A. A. HAYES. MD,
State Assayer, 16 Boylston street.
Boston, Mass. 23d August, 1862.
Having made careful chemic al analysis of
the Pancathartconized old rye whiskey of
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Metallic Salts, or other matters in any way det-
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Respectfully yours,
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Baltimore, july 26, 1862
Careful chemical analysis of four kinds of
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