Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-04-05

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ARRESTED BY TELEGRAPH 0RDER-A
dispatch was received at police headquar-
ters in this city on Monday last from the
City Marshal Of Helena, Ark, ordering
the arrest of man named Thomas Fitz-
patrick, for brutally assaulting woman
with intent to murder her. He has been
arrested and will be sent to Helena this
evening
The LATEST NEws-lf you want the
latest news from st. Louis, Cincinnati,
New Orleans, New York, Canada,
Europe, or any point in the United
States or territories, call on Albert Beer,
at 287 Main street. he keeps a full
assortment of the leading magazines,
periodicals and papers of the old and
new world. Call and see Albert and his
good looking brother at 2S7 Main street I
A LARGE lot of spring silks, which will
be sold below the market value, at 3G4
Main street "a
CRIMINAL CoURT. = George Hallum,
colored, on trial for larceny, has 1een
acquitted. In the case of VIM. Wash.
ington nolie prosequi was entered this
morning. The case of E. L. Williams,
colored, for larceny, has been stricken
from the docket. The trial of burglar
named Clark is at present occupying the
attention of the court.
FAsTEN Your WINDOWS - Several
petty burglaries have been committed
recently, entrance to houses being ef-
fected in nearly every instance by cutting
the Stats of the blinds and raising the
windows. In view of which, people
should fasten their windows securely and
be ready to give the burglars warm
welcome.
Tbs crowd of ladies continually to be
seen in Elsons mammoth cheap store is
ample testimony that they are really
doing as they notwithstanding great
bargains. We would advise all our
friends from the country who are now
buying their spring supplies, to give this
store a trial before purchasing else
where. 30
PERSONS wishing profitable employ
ment call on or address ]. B. Sutton,
244 Third street, Memphis, Tenn. 50
LAW CoURr-The following cases
we're disposed of yesterday: Shelton vs.
Bliss, judgment for plaintiff, S72l Al
Hubbard VS. Schonfeld, judgment for
plaintiff, 1888 25; Brund VS. Miller, judg-
ment for plaintiff, $3.50 70; Hume VS.
Beauregard, dismissed for want of pros
ecution.
the FLOOD SUFFERERS The Missis-
sippi Relief Committee have appointed
a number of gentlemen to wait upon our
citizens to solicit contributions for the
relief of the sufferers by the late flood.
The river is now falling steadily, and the
will need help Immediately.
A Coon IEvEsTHENT.-Some splendid
fernando street property will be sold at
the court house on the 9Th of April. 30
REMOVAL OF Poor House. The CoHn-
~ Commissioners have decided to sell |
the present poor house and the land at
tached, near Raleigh, and erect proper |
aud suitable building for the use of the !
paupers of the county, to be known as
he House of Refuge.
WANTED-A partner with capital of
$4,000, in a business that is established
Ind pays well. No time or anything,
except the capital, required. The best
If city reference given. For particulars
Ipply to or address J. B. Sutton, effice
"A Third street, Memphis, Tenn. AZ
White jackonets, 20 and % cents per
ard, at Elson's, 297 Main street. 29
POLICE CoURT.-Ten names graced
be roll of dishonor at the Police Court
his morning, forty-six dollars being as
essed for fines. Only one offender had
money, and he paid eleven dollars for
iolating the law, which was the total
mount of the receipts this morning.
ALL Of the latest and most popular
ooks for rent at pa Third street 50
ELsoN's mammoth cheap store is offer I
lg goods at greatly reduced prices prior
, commencing alterations. Parties in
ant Of dry goods, etc, can save from
to 80 per cent by buying at this really
opular store. See advertisement in
1oiher column. %
$40. 900 City and County Scrip want
by 6ilizens Union Bank, p Madison.
JosEFn GooDNAS, 100 Main street, has
81 received the largest lot Of clocks in '
e city, which be offers 10 sell at prices !
at defy competition; also. a fine stock
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