Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-13


Of interesting reading matter We wish |
the Sentinel and its accomplished editor
success.
SER Elsons advertisement and get
bargains.
CHBAP DRY GooDs.-We call the stten
ton of our readers to the advertisement
of Iglauer & Pritz, 255 Main street. They
are prepared to sell their entire stock Of
dry goods, boots, shoes hats, etc, at an
immense reduction. The public are in
vited to call and inspect the goods and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
GENTLEMEN who want cloths, cassi-
meres, readymade clothing, shirts, draw
ers, socks, neckties, umbrellas and q
complete line of gents furnishing goods,
attend the great closing out sale of dam
aged goods at NJ. Kraus & Co.'S, No. 2l3
Main street, next to Ward 81 LeGuere's
drug store.
SEE Elson's advertisement and get
bargains.
BIsHoP QUISTARD, we are pleased to
learn, has recovered from his recent in
disposition, and has made several ap-
pointments in this diocese, commencing
at Greenville July 18th. The Bishop
leaves for England next month to at
tend the council of Anglican Bishops at
Lambeth.
THREE INoUEsTs. Coroner Cotton held
inquests on three persons who died quite
suddenly in Chelsea yesterday, Mrs. Wat
kins, James Watkins and Manuel Smith.
The death of the latter was caused by
dysentery, while thu former died from
cholera uorbus, which i5 very prevalent
at the present time.
Dry goods, notions. clothing boots, shoes,
etc., for sale. regardless Of cost, to close
business. sHLoss BRO,
III 247 Main street.
MOUND CIrY.-The steamer Peosta
will make six trips from this city to
Mound City tomorrow, leaving the land
ing at Ct, 81 and II o'clock am, and 3,
and O clock p. N. for the accommoda-
ton of all who desire to get out of the
dust and have a pleasant ride.
MUNICIPAL CoURT.-Court stands ad-
journed to Monday next which will be
motion day. The jury was discharged
until Tuesday. On Wednesday appeal
cases from the Metropolitan Police Com
missioners Court will be taken up.
For bargains read Elson's advertise
ment.
The CHANoERY CoURT met pursuant
to adjournment for the purpose of
signing the minutes and closing the term.
Owing to the number Of orders and de-
crees handed in, the minutes will not DO
signed before Thursday.
A RARE chance for country merchants
and planters to attend the great closing
out sale of damaged dry goods, clothing
boots and shoes, notions, ETC., at NJ.
Kraus b Co.'s, 2l3 Main street, next to
Ward & LeGuere's drug stOre-must be
sold in thirty days. RI
TEE Government snag boat Gen. J. g.
Totem is at the landing. She is at work
on the wreck of the wharf boat which
sunk near the foot of Union street in
1858. A torpedo is to be planted and a
general blow up take place this evening
Selling off regardless of cost, to close
business, at shloss 6 Bros, 247 Main
street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall. III
PoLICE CoURT.-Nine cases wore on
the docket this morning, forty.fve dol
lars being assessed for fines and twenty
seven collected. A saloon keeper was
fined ten dollars and cost for keeping his
establishment open after midnight.
--
liz EuRoPE-We learn from Liver
pool paper that Mr.. j. X. Lyle, OF the
firm of J. X. Lytle & Co., of this city,
arrived at that poin! on the 25th of June.
Mr. Lyle is visiting Europe for the ben
eft of his health.
RELEASED OF BAm.-The investigation |
of the case of Lotto Sherwood, who killed |
her lover, Charley Wilson, alias Petit,
has been postponed until Tuesday next |
She has been released on two thousand
dollars bond.
ELsos's entire stock a. bargains. See
advertisement
DAMAGED dry goods, clothing and
boots and shoes must be sold in thirty |
days, regardless of cost or value, at NJ.
Kraus & Co. s, No. 2l3 Main street, next
to Ward q LsGuere's drug store. u
The place to get your books, uewspa
pers and magazines for Sunday reading |
rs at ]. B. Sntton's circulating library |
and news depot, IA Third street, south |
east corner Of jefferson street.
ELsoS's clearing sale. See advertise
ment .-l
The celebration Of the Old Folks at
Home will take place at Buntyn's sta
zion n, ~. 9Th ;,st ColJ H Mona |