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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-10
The Port of Memphis.

The river is falling slowly at this
point The weather is clear and deci-
dedly pleasant But little business was
being transacted at the leyee this morn
ing.
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures;
Arrivals.
City of Cairo, ST. Louis.
St Marys, Evansville.
Dan Able, Vicksburg.
Des Are, White river.
Celeste, Little Rock.
Nick LongwOrth, Louisville.
Departures.
Belle st. Louis, St Louis.
St. Marys, New Orleans.
Nick Longworth, New Orleans.
Armadillo, Cincinnati.
W. II. Caldwell, Little Rock.
Florence Traber, Little Rock.
Boats In Port.
Empire, Clifton, Celeste, City Of Cairo,
Dan Able, Des Arc.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
Cairo and S. Louis--The City of
Cairo, Captain Bob X. Riley, is the
regular packet for St Louis this evening,
leaving at FIVE o'clock The Cairo is a
good boat with clever set Of officers,
and will do to travel on Pete Sheckley
is clerk.
Miscellaneous.
Captain L. Gordon jenkins, promi-
nent steamboatman, died at Newport,
Kentucky, on Wednesday.
At St. Louis and Cairo the river is re-
ceding. The Ohio is rising at Cincin-
natl. The Arkansas streams are station
airy, with plenty of water.
The Louisville Courier of yesterday
says the river was at stand, with nine
feet eight inches water in the canal by
the mark. During the previous twenty
four hours it had not varied an inch in
channel depth, but it is expected to be
falling to-day.
Yesterdays St Louis Times says the
river is falling, but not so rapidly as it
was few days ago The upper streams
are falling rapidly, and fears are enter
tanned that the Missouri will soon become
so low as to give boats great trouble.
Steamboatmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the PUB
Lie LEDGER office, eur arrangements en-
abling us to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West. We invite steamboatmen to ex-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-10

CoMpErlTIoN.-W call the attention
of cur readers to the advertisement Of
Korte L McDonough, 344 Second street,
opposite the Greenlaw Opera House.
They have made reduction in the price
of gas fixtures that will be appreciated
by all who have to pay cash for the same.
Call and see them.
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Ma LEFrwrcH' $ ASSOUSoEsFSr.-H.

Ma LEFrWICHs ASSoUScEsENT.-Ar.
Editor Please announce me as can
didste for reelection to Congress, with
the pritten Constitution and the unqual-
fled Endorsement Of the administration
of Andrew johnson as my platform OF
principles, which win be more clearly
defined in my forthcoming Circular
Address" and q personal interview prior
10 the election. JSo. w. LEFrwIcH-
ran papers in the district eOpy.l S6-ie
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-10

The CRoPs.-The Oxford Miss Fdl
con says the people in that section have
planted more corn, by almost half, than
last vear
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-10

Or TnE-Sinee the new time table
went into effect every train Q The Mem
pbis and Ohio railroad has arrived en-
time. That's good.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-10

LAND AND CRY LoT PLATs printed at
the LEDGER Office, any size, at short no
tice. Satisfaction guaranteed 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-10

PoLIsE CoURr.-0nly six cases were
on the docket this morning, $43 80 being
assessed for fines and 81 COLLECTED.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-10

TEMPERANCE PIoYIC.-The Sons OF
Temperance in this city will have grand
picnic on next Thursday, near the St
Agnes Academy. They hold meeting
tomorrow night to make the final ar
rapgements.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-10

Call and examine our immense stock OF
staple and fancy dry goods, at greatly re-
duced prices.
HOWELL, WOOD & CO.,
~ $50 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-10

EMEnsos ErHERIDoE, constitutional
Conservative candidate for Governor,
will address the people at the following
times and places:
Union City, Saturday, May II.
Trenton, Monday, May 10.
Brownsville, Wednesday, May 10.
Memphis, Friday, May II.
Notice of other appointments will be
given in due time. NH I'd Hin
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-10

ALL KINDS OF READING. AT Albert
Beers news depot, 2s7 Main street, the
latest news from all points can be OBJ
tanned, as we'll as magazines and periodi'
Gals, suited for the grave or gay, old or
young, male or female, or any other
taste Call aud see the Beer Brothers ;
they'll treat you we'll An interesting
feature OF their business is large col
lection of novels which they keep for
those Who delight in fiction 7
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FoR cheap drOss goods call at Rice,
Silk 4 Co.'S Ga
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EoR linen lawns call at Rice, Silk 4
Co.'S Of
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FoR white goods at reduced prices call
at Rice, Silk 4 Co.'S. 64
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REv. J. W. ROGERs will preach on
!, Ritualis= Sunday morning at St
Lazarus, and the Bishop win confirm
there At night
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-10

Brick MoLDs made of best cherry and
wheelbarrows of best oak always on hand.
WV. DAVIDSON,
60 2S6 Desoto st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-10

BERAGEs at panic prices at Rice, Stir
4 Co.'s 64
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MONEY 70 LOAN, on cOllat

MONEY TO LOAN, on cOllAt,
erals, and second. hsnd furniture bought
and sold, at $50 Second street Go
FoR cheap trimmings call at Rice.
Silk 4 Co.'S 500 64
TouKxANESr.-For pic MICS, balls, and
parties, take MOOks' celebrated string
band-ofice, 800 Second street. u
AwxxG Of all kinds made to order, BY
Martin Eyke, No. 44l Monroe street 62
MADANE ANA. fortune-teller, So Gay
oso street 1857
CorTsx Planters, the best for SIS %,
Madison street TKE1r & HAMILTON.
OLD HATs made neW-366 Second St
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MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
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IMPROVED Scrapers, only 81 90. Mad.
ison street TREAT a. HAMILTON q
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Great reduction in dry goods.
HOWELL, WOOD q CO.,
81 Southern Palace, $50 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-10

For silk walking saques at low prices
call at Rice, Silk & Co.'S Ga
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FoR cheap mozambiques call at Rice
Silk & Co.'S "a
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FoR high colors in silks call at Rice
Silk Il Co.'S "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-10

Trem endous Reduction In the
+ 4 Prices of Gas Fixturess
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Mayors OFFICE, Cry Hall,

MEMPHIS, IENNi ApTII + IoUI'
$1,000 REwARD.-Five hundred dollars
will be paid for the arrest and conviction
of the murderer OF General Smith P.
Bankhead, who was assassinated on
Saturday night last, and like sum for
the arrest and conviction of the muir
derer of William Ferguson, who was
killed on the morning of the 18th Of
March.
By order ef the Board Of Aldermen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-10

INITIALS.
Pastor Of NJ Z Church
Mr. &C
Pastor Of Methodist Church
Middle Baptist Church
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By order Of the Board of Aldermen.
81 W. o. LoFLAND, Mayor.
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acosipErrr1oN

is THE LIFE OF TRADEl
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We VIII Not be UndersOId!
The New York herald., 1867-07-21
PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs s-EsTIMATEs REQUESTED YoR Ex.
csvatng the cellar II and 70 Bowsry Apply for partc-
uIars At

TO CONTRACTORS roR STREET IxrHovErsxrs;-
sealed proposals. each endorsed with the Title
Of which relstes the Of bidder and the
date Of m prss.ntauon vi g reoeiysd as this once yn M
following and pavenents. 70 vii witscvers-Spec 81
Spec "a between Seventy ninth and Eghiy .1th streets
between Canal and Riyngon strse(s and Grand street.
between Centre and Elm sreets Spec -. IN Fftynfth
nues Spec s. IN Seventy ssvensh street and Eghteth
street. between Third and Fourth avenues speo 50 be-
Twenty third and Thirty second sreess and between
and Eleventh with branches Spec ~, In
washnston street. between Beach and Hubert watts
and Canal street. Hudson street. Franklin and Jay
Streets North moore between Hudson and West
Broadway and Spec 10 lsoh street between rIfth and
sixth Nicholson payments In Mercer street. from
Canal 10 Eighth street. 10 Pearl street from Wall 70 Beck
man street, IN broad street from Wal 70 South And
pavements west Eleventh street. from seventh avenue
10 river, In Thirty nfn street, from Third 70 rflh
Psss .sd .p-cscsons sss be seen and FERNS for bids
sbtsinsd at this once . .rv,uvx. r-
hosFSis ixbA 4 xPbAASSxsH. ASs:ss'.
orrcs csoros Aouspucr DryAsrsrrr. July II. 1857
The New York herald., 1867-07-21

T. STEWART h co.
N. viii open Monday, July %,
An Elegant Assortment
OF
Fine Pusher and Chantly Lace Shnwis.
At prices greatly below their value 49,
Embroidered Mualin Robes. with Shaws match, at S3
and upwards
Also
few choice India Shawls,
Just received, at 500 and upwards.
Broadway and tenth street.
The New York herald., 1867-07-21

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALEs.

Ok LIsPENARD ST, THIRD FLOOR, FRONT ROOM. -
~ young Engsh woman as wet nurse; fresh breast;
city or country. Call for three days.
The New York herald., 1867-07-21
THE TURF.

nAsHIoN coURsB.-TRorTING, TUESDAY, JULY
Is at3P. n. Purse and stake Of 81. .sO two miles and
repeat IN harness; D. Maees b. r StonewAl Jackson O.
n Dimieks ch sila: Rich Lovettsb General Butler
harness. f. Carpenters b. T. Jack Lewa ]. Callers br
stallion ,. Daniels b. q Ned Forrest A. HynArd's 6
J. SIMMONS, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1867-07-21

CuTTgR.-wANTHD, BIT ONE or TIE MOST FASH.
" ionabe Broadway merchant tacrs stylish frat oass
safe, rapid and vest cutter, fmme
dse capable of doing business And from hrst class
Broadway house. with trade, preferred Best reference
kust eiven; no other BE noticed chance for
good Address Merchant Tailor. Union square Post
omoe.
ESoRAvER AND DIE sISKER wANTBD-nusT BR
~ 3 hrst class workman. Apply 81 room No O. n PARK
and les Nassau street, between 10 and EHperencsi
book canvassers wanted. STREET. . CO.
r rrHroRAPHTo PRINTER wANTED-oooD COLOR
IL printer wanted Apply between the hours Of 10 and
II on Monday, the d. al fuusssn scohed's Ne Dey e.
vVANrED-A NrLLsAw 'yfLR GUTTER; CONSTANT
w work given " . good and steady workman. Address
Black Diamond Pile Works. Il and ~ Rahmond ST. Phla-
dephia, Pa.
VVAsTEp-rwo oALuoo MACHINE rRrnrERs Ar.
w ply Al l62 Chambers st
yVANJED-A YIRsr GLASS noRsEsHoBR. roR
w nfssmaeon scpy v Mr ooys, corner - warren -
The New York herald., 1867-07-21
MILLINERY.

MILLINERY.
A -MrLINERY.-.w. Z. MAcAuLEY. 81 BROAD.
"A. way, between Ninetecnth and Twentieth streets-
ress Hsts In all the shapes; the Henr1sttA
0ascon nstrousse, Bergere and Imperial furban.
n LACY, 100 SIXTH AVENUE NEAR NINTH
w. street consequences Of alterations premises
dsposins Oh her handsoms Of Round Has and
meta Including all shapes and styles Bronsesaats And
street
The New York herald., 1867-07-21

! N oLnEs, pHoro.vIYwy OF CITY AND oouNrnY,
taken erder IN the 1rss style o. tue srt Depot ~
Ne bridge Broadway. Pictures Of shc bridge Win like
HeS ef p~rsss passins ever taken dsiy fp2s, Hsson
The New York herald., 1867-07-21

EoR sALE A Isr " sEcoFD nfrp pElfARn
s;s,:s ::Ss. z. :ss 49, :: X -
The New York herald., 1867-07-21

A -BuRrHANs FURNITURE bxPRBss orFIcE,
"A. IFS West Eleventh street. sisth avcpue Large
wagons for evne furniture. CITY OF eonnty iurnturs
pssksd and shipped. FURNITURE stored noney advaeeso
The New York herald., 1867-07-21

TINE JEuSE DExoIsELIf rRAScAIsE. ARRIvAxr
~ Dc Paris. dssirer@ We taoer dams une richie fame
smesine smme dame Dc chpasBie 81 Dcuvsnt enseisnsr
le fsncais de iruses enfant Lee msleurcs rceonmsn
ss.ions ssroot 2s.n2 sstssssr psar sse sesame ~
The New York herald., 1867-07-21
FRENca ADv5rTIsEMEsTs.

TINE yBUNE yfLLE YkrcArsE, coNEArssASr
dentrsr dams une mhe ytlr prendre son dcs enfants
que.pour donner des intuctops e fraueas; ellie
sfre
The New York herald., 1867-07-21

pEsr WORKS on MAN.-PHYsr0oEoMY, YHYsr-
ID olory cthnology psychology snatomy, hyrens dets.
No. kydropsthy, phonosrsphy education and natural
;sSss ~ sss mo. % = wEIs u BrosS~sy T. 1ssss
bNssed.
The New York herald., 1867-07-21

Afow WI HAvB WHAT HAs BEEN wANrEp. p
~ hs. covered Harness So silver piae1 harnes. sio
Also largs assortment of Saddles and Brides she<S
Nhire Meta and Al ether herss uappissA - okATh "A
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-10-26
To- We publish on our first page po

to We publish on our first pnge po-
etical contribution designed as compan-
ion piece to Saxes Game Of Life" The
measure is not as smooth as that of the
original. bu, the sentiment is equally as
good. and quite as ftlicitously expressed.
II was handed to US, in manuscript. by a
friend. who attributes It's authorship to an
Oregon lady. IL is oreaitahle to whoever
~r0,r il. and rs literary svn re give IL
. place in "a colzmns-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-10-26

THE New HosE.-The Columbia En-
CINE Company tested on Monday evening
last the hose recently manufactured for
them in San Francisco. 1t stood success
fully the utmost capacity Of the engine,
and was pronounced by those who are
Judges of such matters TO he very supc-
rior article. 1t was paid for from the pro-
ceeds of party given on the Fourth of
July last, and subsequent collections.
ZOO much praise can hardly be awarded to
the members of the Company who have so
far succeeded in periecting its organiza-
ton and equipment. TO their individual
efforts. seconded by the liberal contribu-
tons Of our citizens, may be ascribed the
amount expended in purchase of hose'
jumper, bell, etc. We congratulate them
upon their possession Of hose, which will,
We trust, never subject them to the morti-
fcation of bursting.
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should rule the cnemy's camp.

To- Tie Seattle MfeH,cencer OF the
2lst saws 1.-the Second Exhibition of the
Whatcom County Agricultural Association,
was held at the county seat. on the 9th
inst. The display Of vegetables was very
good. There were cabbagas of 40 pounds
weight, potatoes weighing four pounds
each and 80 pounds to the hill. The re-
mainder of the vegetables exhibited came
up to the same standard. The fruit de-
partment engaged the attention of every
person who prctends to be a judge of such
things, and in some respects excrlled any
thing of tho kind ever before exhibited,
There were apples of fifteen inches in cir
conference, and grapes anG plums that
could not be excelird anywhere. In fact,
everything displayed was of the best de-
scrption, and tells well for the future OF
Whatcom county as all agricultural dis
trict. The cattle drew praises from all
that saw them"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-10-26

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a ga ~r~ks 49, Pasrl fan a. ear Esssa<s.
wwsr shm Lrmzes~-. si@x-An1 Nsez Ax
rAn-kh-~ aarr E@Gz<zl vs-s@rs~~. he g~z<x-
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A.-4 $50 F~nma& A~ .~~s=l auszeA-
h.a4 E.-2141 RsrMz@4s w@4s e~~k
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SlTTRp,Y NasNI\G. ct. "a. ~,
ne Colu-hiz River.

The Co!au la IVY. v.I,h ; mus -
large a portion o. III -euih l-.gnaAry q
Washington Territory. and then trav"rse>
its whole breadth from south {" north. Is
the main artery for traye. and transporia-
tion from the coast TO the great interior.
and in the present undevelopcd state OF
roads ria the Cascade Mountains, affords
the channel of communication between the
inhabitants separated by that mountain
chain. 1t rises in the Rocky Mountains,
in latitude 500 2O' north, flows nortlitrly
as high as $40 TO-, receiving Canoe river,
which has its source just under the SD
degree. The Columbia then defects
sharply TO the southwark expanding in
$40 north into u chain of small lakes, re-
ceivinc the waters of the Koo.enai in 49o
3O'. Just under the 10Th parallel, the
Pen d'Oreille, the great north fork
(Clarkc's) pours its water into it; then
flowing southwark, the Spokane river emp
ties into it, and it turns almost due west,
the Okinagan flowing into it from the
north; still bending slightly south OF
west, several tributaries from the Cascade
Mountains, the principal Of which are the
Methow, Chelan, Enteatkwa ard Wenat-
chez contribute their waters, when it turns
enthusiastically, receives the Yakima
and then joins with its great southern
(Lewis) fork, now called Snake river.
Flowing then almost due south a short
distance, to the mouth of the Walla Walla
river, it turns abruptly to the west, and
with generally westerly course flows into
the Pacific Ocean, its volume still incrcas-
ing from several rivers from tho south and
some on the Washington side. TEesouth'
ernmost tributary Of its most important
couluent, the Snake river, has its rise as
low as latitude 40 north.
The eastern-most sources Of the two
main forks are in close proximity to the
headwatcrs of the Missouri as far east as
longitude I1lo west OF Greenwich. Its
mouth is in 1910 west longitude. Thus it
will be seen that this vast river and lis
tributaries wat,r and pelmeate a
region embracing twelve degrees of latitude
by Thirteen degrees of longitude, or an area
Of SCI 600 square miles, and in appreciat-
ing the extent and importance of this riv-
or, its adaptability as Il link in the great
chain Of int,r-occanic communication by
steam, must not lie overlooked. Only
four hurdred and .ffy miles Of ia"d port
age lies Jef,reea he nayiga6tc mafeys ofhe
Columbia and Nisiorri r;rcrs. Where on
the world surfao, i>lrsscnicd such an aux
i.Eary TO railroad construction !: Wh,re
ssnikcr Ike Of such l-ncih. in which
nature has sufFii-d 4 ur1ns Ct travel
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p-ur;.;-s1 81 sGTg,s-s AID E1zs. -ssL. ssd -
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NV ioKK. Oct. is--Ihe ErFge.
says the trial osJeh DAVIS val psoess.y.
commence on the 2s,h. There ~ia be On
.fcrt make TO obtain jury Of white.
The jury now stands nine n-groes to three
whites.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.--Ihe detrc.
tives have obtain.d clue n the counter
feiters Of the 1880 bonds. Over . million
of the bogus bonds have been put upon tho
market.
S.x Ep,xc,.co Oct e2-A coil
,,,od.d ,nnrdo, wos conn ,;,,sd ~ -Oatiand
III. roorn;nr tho victim IF which va. M
i;ce officer Richardson. II oppears ,hata
800 ,xhoso name ia u;xen "a Thomas.
~ a;Gsc"i,v r.,...,d.S win .orn.. mer
nho,t a Inf Of land and n warrant wa. ir
sre6 fo, his arrest. Itwa. placed in Rich.
o,dsor's b.nds md this morning ha nro.7
ceedcd to tho nesro's house to arrest him.
As h. opened the door the negro fred at
him, the ball striking Richardson in the
r;vLt side. and nassinp entirely through,
rs. boav. II. f.ll barkv ar,ls and Instant
~ exnir.d. The murder caused great ex.'
cirement in the community. where Rich
nrdson was universally respected. H.
l,av.s a wifi. and three children at Oak
Ind l.roe md excited crowd collected
would have lyuched the negro but for the
promp.ness Of the officer who had him in
charge The prisoner was taken 10 San
L.aniro. -If'IOI02A l'l
A banourt wa. given last evening by
the California Comma ndrrv No. 1, X. r.,
to the Grand Command ~ of the States.
It was glorious affair. About 1900
members Of the Order were present. In
the course Of the festivities numerous tonsts
were drank in honor of all the Masonic
Grand Lodges Of the Stat. and Of the Uni.
ted States. an feef .r. NFf
General Mower has removed several
county officials in louisiana for opposing
reconstruction. t.,. .,.. '.s..rs
Foreign Intelligence. I'll We pi
roxnox Oct 1s.-Lord Stanly spoke
NJ III. disturbed condition Of affairs in Eu-
rome bnt h, s,;ll honed ueacs would b.
preserved He said the controversy in rs.
card 10 the Alabama claims still remained
omen. but England always dealt with
America in n kindly temper. and time was,
already soothing the public feeling on both
s;dcs rs the Atlantic. - astas.ffrr
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