Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-18


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.
PLANTERS, what do you want2 Flows
scrapers, ETC. TREAT & HAMILTON.
ABSENT WITHOUT LEAvH.-Several o.
the friends of Mr.. j. w. Rogers, OF the
Greenlaw Opera House, we're looking for
him quite anxiously this morning, with.
out su ccess The Ranconi Opera Troupe,
now on a steamboat at our wharf, would
also like to see him, as their wardrohes
have been attached on account Of seye.
raj printer and other bills unliquidated,
which they looked to him TO settle.
The LATE CIVIL WAR AND ITS Results.
The above is the subject chosen for a
lecture to be delivered to morrow evening
at the Tabernacle, on Court street, by
Judge I. W. Brown, in aid of the fund
for the relief of the widows and orphans
of Confederate soldiers The Philhar-
monies will enliven the occasion with
some choice gems of vocal music
HORSES AND WAGON LOST. Mitchell
Hoffman & Co. lost their furniture wagon
and horses in the river Saturday evening
near the foot of Monroe street. The
driver had a narrow escape from drown
ing, as he held on to the reins and tried
to drive the horses out after they had got
beyond their depth. That is bad place
to water animals.
NEGRO STABBIYG AFFRAY.-A diff
Guilty occurred last night in one of the
many infamous negro dens that dis
grace Gayoso street, between two col
ored youths, when one of them named
Hart stabbed Henry Harris, from the
effects of which he will probably die.
Hart made his escape, and is still at
large.
BURGLARY.-Some investigating indi-
viduals forced an entrance into Nathan
Bros. liquor store, 1862 Second street, on
Saturday night, and carried off eight
baskets of anisette, and two baskets of
champagne. They did not stop to drink
what they had confscated on the pre-
misses.
PISTOL PRACTICE-A couple of gents
had little pistol practice at the Allen
House on Saturday evening, several
shots being fired, and one of the bellig-
Grants receiving an ear mark from his
adversarys pistol AS usual, there was
a lady in the case, who was the uncon.
scious cause of the difficulty.
The verdict of public taste, like the
political vote of the country, settles many
delicate questions, and the immense de-
mand for Phalon's " Night Blooming &c
reus" shows that verdict to be overwhel-
mingly in favor of the article, as the
finest perfume on this continent Green
port Times. 10
HIGHWAY ROBBERY. = Mr.. Matchett
Williams. while riding along the road
near Whites station, on Saturday, was
halted by two men armed with revolt
vers, who forced him to dismount, re-
lieved him of one hundred and seventy
dollars, and mounting his horse, departed |
for parts unknown.
NICHOLAS FINN invites the attention of
the public, who are in want of good wood
to the fact that he has large supply of
the best at his yard, No. lac Madison
street He has disposed of his yard at
the corner of Gayoso and Second streets,
and his old friends will find him at lac
Madison. 9-l4a
CoTToE PLANTERS at Treat & Hamil-
TONS
In MEMoRIAM The Methodist churches
we're draped in mourning yesterday in
to the memory of Bishop Soule,
The distinguished senior Bishop of the
Episcopal Church, South, who
lied recently. Appropriate discourses
we're also delivered by the pastors.
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Coon LUCK. H. Roland, clerk at
he Worsham House, has received infor-
nation that a relative has departed this
lie and left him TO take care Of about two
million dollars. he will leave for Eng
and to look after this little property
shortly.
LATE News. The railroads miss con- (
ieciions, and trains fail to arrive, but
Albert Beer receives the latest news
rom some source II you want news
rom any quarter he can supply You at :
lis depot No. 2s7 Main street, near the
.orner Of Madison.
CRIMINAL CoURr.-This Court was en- '
aged this morning in efforts TO secure a
ury for the trial Of ex Alderman D. r
race for killing Frank Cummings last .
september. "a