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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-28

Our Jos 0FFIcE.-The PUBLIC LEDGEI
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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8O6 SECOND STREET,

between Madison and Monroe, and is prepared
10 accommodate families and day boarders. 81
DOARDING.-IF YOU WANT A PLEAS
Is ant home, with No. ] board. at REASON
Iiso. two nice family rooms, with hoard, if
called for soon. MRS. NJ. B. AUSTIN,
100 III jefferson street.
DOARDING.-GO0D BOARD AND LQDG-
ID ing. at reasonable prices, at l52 Washing
ton street. A good front room for gentleman
and his wife aL-no
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Administratrix's Notice.

VHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
II appointed Administering sf the estate Of
Alex. Robinson, deceased. AZ the October term.
letI, OF the shelby County Court, tee Is
hereby given 70 I'll parties Indebted 70 the e.
tate 90 come forward and settle, ard those
holding slams acairst the estate will Gle the
same with the Adminisimtrir within the time
prescribed By law. OF The same viii Be barred.
MARIA ROBINSON,
z2-osu-67 AdminiIirsfrir.
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TAKEN UP.

rs,AKFN UP-AT THEGROCERY ON TIE
/ pigeon Roost road. on the I'd. one pay
mare Any person proving The same, and ~
inc expeusos, would ohlige r. X. DllkA NJ.
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WTLKERsoE & Co, $40 Main street,
are doing a fine business in drugs, medi-
cines, etc. Their stock is very large,
and purchasers will find it to their in
terest to give this house a call What
they sell may be relied on as being what
il is represented.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-28

Mr. A. H. CURLIS is prosecuting the
canvass for sheriff with bis accustomed
viRor, and his friends believe his chances
to be A No l. He is an old resident Of
the county, knows everybody, aud il
elected, will certainly make an Efficient
oficer,
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DEATH OF D. A. WILLIAMsoY. NO
event has ever created more profound
sensation among the young men of the
city than the death of Mr.. D. A. Will
hanson. During the illness of the late
Rev DR.. G. A. Davis, young Williamson
was with him almost constantly. He
was a member of the church of which
DR.. Davis was pastor, and felt for him an
affection nearly equaling that Of son
for his father Two or three days after
DIR. Davis funeral, Mr.. Williamson was
himself seized with the same disease,
He suffered until Saturday evening,
when his miseries we're terminated by
death. His funeral was largely attended
yesterday afternoon, large proportion
of those present being young men, who
had either known the deceased in life or
were, otherwise familiar with his posses.
sion of those ennobling traits of charac'
ter which rendered him so universally
beloved The funeral services at the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church yes
terday afternoon were conducted by Rev.
DIR. S. II. Ford, of the Central Baptist
Church, who had attended Mr. William
son during his illness. He delivered a
brief exhortation, in which the virtues Of
the deceased were alluded to in terms
solemnly impressive. Mr.. Williamson
was an active member of Leila Scott
Lodge, F. A. NJ, occupying the second
official position (senior warden) at the
time of his death, and nearly one hun.
bred members of the fraternity followed
bis remains to Elmwood, where, over
the grave, the solemn and impressive
burial services of the order were per
formed by P. W. NJ. A. j. Wheeler, as
sisted by Brother A. Z. FARMLAND.
Members of every city lodge we're pres
emit, Masonicslly attired, and besides
them was a large concourse of citizens
generally. At the time of his death Mr..
Williamson was probably twenty-five
years Of age. He bad spent great por
ton Of his life in Memphis, and was
generally known to the young men and
old residents. No young gentleman was
more universally esteemed, and we can
scarcely recall Any one else who ~eriied
the enviable position he occupied in the
hearts Of all who knew him. He pos
sessed in an eminent degree those
Christian virtues and graces which
caused him to shine Oonspicuously
among his class, and won for him the
unbounded admiration Of both young
aud old. His life was q bright example
10 young men, aud his last hours calm
aud peaceful as the sleep Of child, AZ.
iorded q striking illustration Of how one
Who feels that his days have been spent
10 usefulness can die.
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Silk undershirts and drawers at
anti.war prices.
+ robson. sNDED & co.

LATEST Eastern papers, at New York
prices, for one week only, att. B. SUIT
ton & Co.'S, 244 Third street, second
door south of Jefferson. 40
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EsTRAY.

coz REwARD.-sTRAYED OR STOLEN
about the nth Of this month. from Com.
merce street. near the bayou. one large MOUSE
COLORFD MARE MULE. about eleven year
Old, with 4 sore on her shoulder, caused fror
draw saddle. The above reward will be pah
for the delivery Of the same at GALBRkATl,
STEW ART &CO.'S. 81
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MPoRTASr.-If you want your CRATES
set or repaired, call at Il, F. Risks, Main
street. or 10 ]. l.. MnAlennY. 80
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yellow FEVER IN lS55.-We give
place to the following with pleasure:

MEMPHIS. October %, 1867.
EDITORS LEDGER: | would like to be
informed by any physician or other
reliable authority whether there have
been any cases of the present fever
among those who had the disease in
1855, and if so, whether any have died ?
i have as yet found none such in my
own practice, and it may be useful
and interesting point in the history Of
the present epidemic
w. t. IRWIN, MD,
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MEETING OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
A meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce will be held at 30 clock this day to
consider the new order in regard to the
payment of tax on cotton. All dealers,
whether members ofthe Chamber or not,
are invited to attend.
T. A. NELSON, Pres't.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
A Nature business Block
Burned Yesterday Morning.
Three Wholesale Establish
ments Destroyed-A Very
Heavy Loss.

The fire bells rang an alarm between
six aud seven o'clock Saturday evening
Flames we're discovered in the Walt
Block, on the batture, facing Front street,
in the cellar Of the tenement occupied
by 10 Banfil 4 Co., wholesale liquor
dealers and rectifers. The fire had at
tanned little Roadway, and was easily
subdued before the arrival of the engines.
A few minutes before one o'clock yes
terday morning another alarm was rung
out, and before the fremen could APP
proach the block, flames from it had
lighted all that portion Of the city. This
FIRE issued this time also from Baniil Il
Co. s, but not from the cellar. The diff
ferent floors contained several hundred
barrels of whisky, much of it in
bond, and upon which the Gov
ernmeut had claim. As the
fire progressed the barrels exploded,
and the liquor becoming ignited spread
the flames throughout the building. 1t
soon became evident that not only Banfil
& Co.'s, but the two other tenements Of
the block would be destroyed A steady
volume of water was poured from the
engines, but the flames we're so intensi-
fed by the burning whisky that little
Roadway could be made against them.
In short space of time the floors of
Banfil & Co s. fell in; the walls of the
adjoining tenements came down with
crash, and at daylight the entire block
was shapeless mass Of ruins, not wall
being left to mark the locality of three
large business houses Banil IL Co.'S
was the middle tenement, J. X, Moody 4
Co., grain, storage and commission mer-
chants, forming the south, and R. P.
Walt Il Co., provision dealers, the north
end of the block. Mr.. Mike Pyne also
had storeroom in the block.
The Bradley Block, adjoining the
Walt Block on the north, was saved by
its high and superior walls. The princi-
pal loss sustained was in broken win
dows. Bohlen, Huse & Co.'S ice house,
south of Walt & Co., was slightly dam
aged by the upper story becoming at one
time ignted.
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If troubled with fever and ague, do
not fly to quinine, and have head like a
bushel basket filled with bees, nor bitter,
nauseous combinations, that twist your
face into true lovers knots plated with
cells, but try the Texas Tonic Syrup. 1t
is good to taste, and, what is better, good
to cure. Just try it. We knOp what we
say. MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Sole Proprietors.
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LOCALS In BRIEF.

Criminal Court met this forenoon
and adjourned until next week.
Mr.. John s. Toofand wife, who have
been quite i'll for several days, are rap.
idly improving.
MIR. Paul G. Kay, an old and we'll
known citizen, died at his residence on
Beal street last night.
-Emmons & Son have received the
Land We Lore for November. 1t is an
universally interesting number.
The paving of Main street progresses
rapidly to-day, few less than five hum
bred people doing voluntary inspection.
Mr.. 0. II. Lide, one of our oldest
citizens, died at his residence in the
suburbs yesterday, and was buried this
forenoon.
There were eight interments from all
diseases yesterday. The number from
yellow fever is not stated by the Secre-
tary of the Board of Health.
-Four cases were disposed Of in
police court this forenoon. The police
report the city as unusually quiet on
Sunday and this forenoon.
Mayor Lohand has been confined to
his residence for several days with chills
and fever Itwas incorrectly reported
that he had the yellow fever.
-Emmons 4 Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street, have large assortment of prim-
erS, readers, arithmetics, states, school
books of all kinds, together with station
cry, blank books, and pocket diaries,
which they are selling at very low rates.
The truck of a ladies car on the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad was
thrown off the track near Pope's Station
last Thursday night. For a few mo-
ments serious disaster was feared, but
nobody was hurt, and the train soon re-
sumed its trip.
Our Own SOUTHERN BITTERs is recon-
mended By the Faculty as the best rem
edy ever given to the Southern public,
for diseases caused by miasmatic infec-
ton. This celebrated tonic imparts
elasticity to the frame, tone to the sys-
tenn, and, to persons recovering from
yellos0 .ferer, bilious, intermittent, re.
mittent fevers, or any other prostrating
diseases-they are exhausted natures
great restorer just the thing for weak
and delicate females, and all persons
requiring a gentle tonic and stimulant
Sold by all dealers. Depot, Memphis,
Tennessee 81
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LOST.

+ osT.-0CTOBER frH. 1857. TWHIl-
II nine sl5 Coupons Mississippi and Ihnas,s-
- railroad. Payment has tecn stoppet ne
finder viii Be ILLEGALLY rtWaraea %
them a. fhe Appeal ofice- -
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WANTS.

yETANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOOD
w Pastry Cook woman preferred also,
one good Ironer. Apply at Allen House. 49t
NTANTED-A SITUATION AS HOUSE
w keeper-to take full charge of a house
Amply to No. 30 Monroe street, up stairs. 4ge
A GENTS WANTED.-.WHoLE WORLD
n for So 0Oi New Map Wonder now ready !
Rest selling Map published. Send for Circu-
lars. Satisfaction guaranteed. Address
G00DSPEED x CO,
Ah7O IN Jeffer on street Memphis,
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AIRS rCKFS' HEAITH HAvINGkOMB-
Nj r-f.f fr,rrnvcf. she has cencladcIo con-
,,eooe DRESS MAKING again. and = ote1
al ths cd sfard. ~ Main street. ~ -
PARIS STYLEs alEays on hand ..9a. e.
pis1ss cali. $50 y, ~ lhhc.
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NorIoE TO our friends and acquain.
tanceS.-We have removed from No. 1893!
Main street to our new store, No. 1863
Main, corner of Poplar, opposite the
0verton Hotel. d. KAHN & Co.,
So 100 Main street.
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Ladies and gents hose, 3 pair
for SO cents. at J. Il. Loewenstine
& Bros, al Main street.
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this Office. +
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Cotton Market.

We have heard of no transactions this fore
noon on which to base quotations. Themarket
opened buoyantly.
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Bismarck pOplins, alapacas, and dress
goods Of all descriptions at less than New
York cost. at ]. H. LOswsnstine & Bros,
at No. 231 Main street.
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MEssRs. MARSH, WARNER & Co., 46
Beal street, Hickman Block, have a fine
stock of boots and shoes, selected care.
fully, and being sold atvery low rates.
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FIVE THOUSAND YARDS plain wooden
dress goods, at twenty-five cents per
yard, at M. Kraus & Co.'s, No 2lS Main
street, corner Of Adams 1
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Ma. C. HowARD, 6sl Jefferson street,
has returned, after two weeks absence,
and can again be found at bis old stand
he is prepared, as before, to furnish
confeciionsries, Of home manufacture,
cheaper than the cheapest 81
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PROBABLE TRAGEDY.
A Man Morally Shot at the
Fair Grounds. \

About half past eight clock last nigh
the sound Of pistol shot at the fair
grounds attracted the attention OF Con.
stable W. L. Porter, who, upon repair
ing to the spot, found a man named
James johnson lying on the ground
bleeding. AS Porter came up he heard
some one say, "You id scoundrel, I've
got you now" The speaker was a man
who resides in the neighborhood, named
Jerry Woods. He had fred the
shot, and the pistol was still in
his hand. Porter at once arrested
Woods, who acknowledged having shot
Johnson. johnson was unarmsd. The
ball entered his abdomen, inAicting q
wound which renders his recovery inn
possible. Woods was brought to the city
last night and lodged in Jail. This after
noon he will be taken before Esquire
Miller for examination. Woods is a
grocery keeper at the fair grounds, and
johnson is farmer who lives near by.
The origin of the quarrel has not tran
spired. 1t isunderstood to have resulted
from an old grudge.
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The Cry LUMBER INSPECTOR will be
found ready and willing to attend to his
duties at the Office of Cobb Haines & Co.,
264 Front street 52*
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THE "MACON ovaaON, i"
MEMPHIS MERCHANTS
Attachment suit.

j. B. HILL vs.. j. S. RICHMOND, Case No. 1858.
same vs.. same, case No. 1864. Same vs.. same.
case No: 80 ). Same vs.. same, No. 1856. Be-
fore S. A. Moore. J. P.
V'HE PLAINTIFF, J. B. HILL, HAVING
i iued out Judicial Attachment in each Of
the foregoing cases, now pending before me.
against the property and estate Of the defend
ant, j. 5. Richmond, ana the aid Attachment
having been levied on property and estate Of
the said defendant. il is therefore ordered that
the said j. s Richmond do enter his appear
ance at the said Court on or before the 30th day
Of NOvem Der, 1867, 10 plead, answer or demur
to the said plaintiffs seton, OF the same will
he taken for confessed, and the cases set for
hearing ex parte, ard that copy OF this order
be published once week for four consecutive
weeks in the PUBLlc LEDGER.
oaw-7o s. a. Mo0RE.J.P.
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Gents hats, boots, and under
wear, at less than New York cost,
at J. n. Loewenstine & Bros. AL
Main street.
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r. P. Walt & Co.-Building worth
about $50, O00-no insurance On stock
Messrs. W. & Co. had $4,000 in the I'm
derwriters of New York, represented by
Littleton h Co. The Desoto company
had $4,000 insurance on hardware stored
with Walt & Co.
Banfl & Co.-This firm are the
heaviest losers, having large stock of
liquors on hand, portion of which had
been stored by other parties. 1t was
bonded warehouse. Their total insur-
ance is $48, 200, divided as follows:
Hartford, $4,000 on improvements on
building; Underwriters, $4,000; Mis-
sissippi Valley, $4,000; Etna, $4,000
on stock, and s., 900 on stock or fixtures
-$33, 900 in all. Mr.. Fred A. Myers
had ITO barrels of whisky, valued at
5000, stored at Banfl & Co.'S, on
which there is, we learn, about $4,000
insurance. Mr.. j. Kellogg had seventy
barrels of whisky stored there, valued
between S., 900 and $6OOO-no insurance.
]. K. Moody & Co.-Stock not large
insured for $4,000 in the Home Company,
represented by Vredenburgh & Sylvester.
We could hear of no other insurance
Messrs. Pitmann, Parker & Co. had q
large quantity of bagging and rope stored
with them, on which there is $4,000 in
surance in the Desoto Company. H. B.
Graham & Bro, of St. Louis, had $500
insurance on hemp and bagging stored
with Moody b Co. Messrs. S. R. Clarke
& Co.'S agency had $3.50 insurance in
Aston Company on corn stored with
Moody & Co., by Guy, Alden & McRea
loss about 800.
Bohen, Huse 4 Co-$l600 insurance
on ice, in Peoples Company-no loss.
H. R. Downs & Co., Bradley Block
$4,000 insurance $4,000 in Arctic, and
$4,000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by
Clarke & Co., on tobacco and whisky
stored by Clark, Ely & Conc loss.
Low & Co., Bradley Block $40, 900
in Littleton's companies-no loss.
The heaviest losses come on Littleton
& Co.'s agency and the Desoto Company
The total insurance of the former is
$50, 200, the greater portion OF which is a
loss. The $4,000 in the Desoto on
Pittman, Parker & Co.'S bagging and
rope, and the hardware mentioned above,
is also nearly total loss.
Mike Pyne occupied store in the rear
of the block fronting on the river. He
succeeded in removing a greater portion
of his stock. If insured, we could not
learn the company.
II. J. Lewis, proprietor of vegetable
store in the rear of the block, lost seve-
raj hundred dollars worth of stock-no
insurance.
The total loss by the fire will not fall
far short of $4,000, aud may exceed
even that sum.
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Andrews Philadelphia Trunks, Valises
and Travelling Bags. A full assortment.
Z ROBFsON. sNERD a co.
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FIVE THOUSAND YARDS plaid dress
goods at thrty.fve cents per yard, at
NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, No. 2lS Main street,
corner Of Adams. I
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New MEMPHIS THEATER-The first
week of Miss Emile Molville's engage
ment closed with the Hidden Hand,
which was presented 10 an average Sat-
urday night audience. "Capitola" is
not particularly adapted to Miss Mel
vile, yet she personated itquite accepta'
bly,, winning frequent and hearty APP
plause. Mr.. Ellerton was passable as
Wool" a character few comedians
can play to advantage The play itself
is an abortion, and should have been
consigned to the shelf after its first
presentation years ago. This evening
we are to have a fine musical treat in
the Child Of the Regiment, Miss Mel
vile appearing as Josephine" char
acter in which she will not fail to charm.
The afterpiece is Stage Struck.
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Great bargains in dry goods, at NJ. Kraus
& Co.'s, No. 2l8 Main street, corner Of Ad-
ans
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CHATrEL MORTGAGES for sale at this
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SALE. CHEAP

EOR SALE, CHEAP
One of Kingsland 4 FerEuson's
EIGHTY SAW COTTON GINS,
new. Apply to
81 FDMONDS A TODD, aA Front ~.
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Hunting suits at Robson, sneed
8 Co.'S. +
Calicoes, IL yards for 81, at ]. H. Loewen-
slime & Bros, Clay Building.
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For fashionable suit Of Trlcot orlBeaver
60 to Robson, Sneed & Co.
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Ladies' fine balmoral skirts, at 81 SO,
at ]. H. Loewenstine & Bros. Clay Build
inp
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Arrival and Departure of Trains.

Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. S:45 An. 500 pm.
Freight daily. save Sunday. S;i9 Pm. $40 AN.
MEMPHIS AND cHARLEsToE, RAILROAD,
Through express, daily.."".l0;oo Pm. 6;lV AN.
Through mail, daily.......... lao pm. 6:l0 pm.
Someryille &C. save Sunday $40 AN. $40 Pm.
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Mail Express............-.... e;O0 pm. ll:00 Pm
l0:45 An. 400 PM
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BOARDING..

DOARDING.-MRS SIMS, so LONG AND
ID vorably known, has taken the large and
oOmmodious premises.
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We invite an examination of our
stock of silk, merino and flannel
underwear. Choice goods at very
low prices.
robson, sNEED & CO..
t 3O5 Main street
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING of
robson, sNEED & CO.,
305 Main Street.
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FoR RENT
STORES Nos. "a AND SO POPLAR STREET.
with twelve rooms over them. These are fine
stands for business, and only few feet from
the 0verton Hotel. Rent moderate. Inquire
M the JrncpR Counting Room.
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Ladies', Misses and childrsns' shoes, at
rs cents per pair, at J. H. Lsewenstine &
Bros, 231 Main street
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BRtGGs & PETERSON Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. No. IL Madison street.
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DIR. j B. MALLORY,

$50 Eain e.; REsIDEEcK-
Old Raleigh Read, nsar bsyo1 bridge.
IA
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MoUEyISe dresses dyed 10 twenty
four hears al s57 Shelby street 4s-l2O
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FOR SALE.
EOR SALE

E0R SALE.
A FIRsT-CLAss SALOON.
Best location in Memphis. DING good cash
business. win be sold low for cash. Inquire
Of G. WALSH,
81 224 Secsnd street.
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All linen towels at 10 cents
apiece, at ]. a. Loewenstine &
Bros. Clay Building.
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ARREST OF A MURDERER. - Several
weeks ago, negro named Fl. Nicholson,
shot another negro known as Benson, on
Jefferson street The wounded man
fingered until yesterday, when he died,
and Nicholson was at once arrested on a
warrant. He had been previously ar
rested for the shooting, but discharged
because no Que appeared to prosecute
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1870 7OJeffer on street, Memphis.

M ANTED- by AN EXPERIENCED
w and thorough Book-keeper ian old resi-.
dent of the city,, with large Arkansas and
Mississippi acquaintance, a situation as Book
references given. Address BOOK-KEEPER,
styeet A-59
WTANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOK
w KEEPER, by an old citizen. well recon-
mended. For particulars, apply at
WANTED = AGENTS TO SELL THE
w " Crescent Sewing Machine" the most
profitable Machine for agents to sell. Price,
S25. Send for circulars and SAMPLES Of sewing.
HASTY & INGRAM, 245 Second street, Mem
phis. Tennessee