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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-14

BAGGING-In good demand India. 27@2sc
Kentucky. % a 90, and AWioc for hand made.
COKN-Tho market rules firm, with a small
local trade doing shelled white aud yellow
rule at q 70 ON leyee. 81 21Esl 10 in stores ear
COMPENDIUM, with a Light jobbiug trade
doing; prices are firm and unchanged Rio,
2i921e Laguyra, 30e32c; Java, ~ ilc.,
CllICkENS-In teir demand, with ample re- re-
ceipis selling at 81 80 for young, and old ~ %,
ClEEsE-Quiet Western Reserve, 1910
factory, ls@lac.
CEMENlf-ouiet at $l@5 y Dbl.
CANDLES-Dull at zoe for light weights.
EGGS-Are scarce and in request; selling at
FLOUR-ahe market this morning was quiet,
with prices steady; superfne. S79S % X. so
Gl0 50; Xxx. Sll@l2 So xxx, $lS 90 eli 90;
fancy brands. sl4 50el5 10.
FISH-Quiot, with a fair jobbing trade doing.
North Carolina white shad, half barrel, IS so;
family Roo behring's, half barrel, S. 50, cut
behring's, q barrel, Sl3 mackerel, No. ] Y
barrel: Sl7@2l; Y half barrel, S99ll; = kit,
SIl; ~ kit, s. IS: No. 3. q half barrel. $40 q
kit, 81 5000 60; white FISH. q half barrel, sos
dried cod " pound, 6%d.
GREAsE-Quiot at 5000 y pound for ship
GUNPOwDER-Inacti and nominal at So
2 keg; 81 90 q half key; Sc % q quarter key
HAY-Scsrce, with fair trade doing; SELL
ing a. 500 sis q ton for timothy in store.
IlIDES-ln fair demand; Hint. lsc; sailed,
LEATHER-Quiet and steady. Oak soles
100000; hemlock, 40@43c; harness, ss@42e (;
skirting. il9iSc; uppers, q dozen. $50 30 (;
French cali, s60@72; American calf. si2@5i.
MOLASSES Market inactive; Now Orleans
so q SOC: sorghum, g. a75c: syrups, a5c9Sl To-
MEAL-MOderately active, at IS 9O@6 90 =
barrel.
ONIONS.Dull at So 1904, per Dbl, in store.
PROVISI0NS-Th market was quiet and
steady. and small trade doing mess pork,
so 10; primo, S23; rump, Sl9G20 50 sides,
lSfGlSlsc clear ribbed sides. l7@l7l9c shout
ders, l4gl4Igc breakfast bacon, ls9lsIIc;
plain canvassed hams, 2092lc sugar cured,
2i@. &C., Lard firm. with fair demand kog
leaf, Az 0l5c; tierce. IA 1l4lSc.
P0TAT0ES-Are dull. with light receipts.
Choice rnle at 81 OOd4 50 D barrel; inferior,
PAINTS, OILS, ETC.-Tbe market is mae
tive. We quote white lead as to quality, ia
l3c American zinc, 9@l0c; French zinc, l2@
lSc; linseed oil, 81 60; turpentine, 81 10;
dryer, l sse putty, 159gS1i, g, ooa, =, -
ROPE Dull; IO@I2c.
RICE-Quiet at Halle q n.
SALT-Steady at s. 756l4 90 q Dbl.
SUGAR-Scarce and stiff: crushed and pow
dered, l9a90c;. coffee sugars, 1917 a1SlSc.
TALL0W-ln demand at go 2 N.
TAR-Quiet at SO q dozen kegs.
TURPENTINE-F Firm at sos . gallon.
T0BACCO-Quiet. A fine stock is on hand
and new supplies are received daily. We quote
natural leaf at S GOAL 40; fancy Virginia,
new work. $l@l Is fine bright. mounds, $l@1
10; medium do, pounds. 75@S0c; common
bright, pounds, $6O@75c; fue fancy smoking,
Tjc@s1 30.
WHEAT-Is in fair demand at 50 20a2 80
for choice white. and 81 65Gl IS for spring.
W00L-In fair demand; unwashed, J5920c
washed, 25a30c q pound.
WHISKY-Market steady and quiet, with n
small trade doing. Sales Of common at 81 4O@
2 50: Bourbon s366
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
LOCALS In BRIEF.

james Creighton and John Reagan
are on trial at jackson for the alleged
robbery of the Southern Express Office at
that place.
Henry Mcdonald, who shot another
negro named Taylor, on Sunday, was
yesterday committed by Esq Miller for
trial in the Criminal Court, in default of
$1,000 bail.
AN unsophisticated countryman
named Dutterfeld was beaten out of
$3.50 by the lock game near the race
track yesterday. 1t is time people were
learning to give such games wide berth.
= Four of the watches recently stolen
from Mr.. Noers jewelry store, have been
recovered in st. Louis. They were
found at a pawnbrokers shop. Two
men have been arrested for alleged COM
plicity in the robbery.
= Mr.. VIM. Jackson, n saddler, fell
from awindow in the Green Tree House
yesterday, and was killed. He was in
the employ of Messrs Moores, Smith X
Co., thirty-fve years old, native of
Canada, and unmarried,
--Jo Locke, % Jefferson street, has
Godey's Lady Book for December, also
Peterson's Magazine, Harper's Bazaar
of Fashion for the 23d, London News,
La Crosse Democrat Chimney Corner,
Wilkes Spirit of the Times, Waverley
Magazine, Southern Society, Army and
Navy Journal, Saturday Mercury, Pleas
ant Hours for December, Budget of Fun
and the Phunny Phellow; also keeps on
hand books, stationery, etc., etc. Give
him a CALL
Punch, all the way from Fleet street,
London, is in town. He is staying at
Emmons & Sons, No. 10 Jefferson street,
where all who choose to call can make
his comical acquaintance. The popular
Yankee Wanderer, funny joker is with
him. Emmons & Son have received the
Chimney Corner, Wilkes Spirit, st.
Louis Democrat and Republican, Gin
cinnati Commercial, Louisville Courier,
Chicago Times and Tribune, Scientific
American and New York Journal of
Commerce
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Latest style Hoop Skirts. only 25c. a
pair, at. SHL0ss & BROS.
&c 247 Main street,

Qua JOB OFFIoE.-The PUBLIC LEDGEI
job printing department has been lately
supplied with the latest and most ap'
proved patterns of type, borders and
presses, aud 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 lie
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 THE
market can afford. Call and see. I
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TmELlfE HIGHWAY EXPLOITS.
Second Chapter Of the HiclG-
DRY Wyihe Depot Affair
The RObber seen
aud Shot at.

In a recest issue we published the
particulars of some highway robbery
exploits in the vicinity ofHickory Wythe
depot, of a most startling character.
Our account closed with the com
mencement OF q search for the mem
bers Of the gang on Monday, by
nearly all the able'bodied men in
the community. Information has reached
us that late in the afternoon, the robber
who overhauled Mr.. Greenleaf, as before
alluded to, was discovered in the woods
by that gentleman and four others who
accompanied him in the search. Mr.,
Greenleaf at once recognized the high
wayman, and ordered him to halt. Mr..
G. and his friends were armed, and the
object of their search not obeying the
summons, one Of them shot at him. With
marvellous GOODNESS he returned the fire,
hating until several chambers of his re-
volver had been discharged. Meanwhile
Mr.. Greenleaf and party fred number
Of shots, none of which took effect and
the daring rascal after waiting few
moments longer, turned about and de-
liberately walked away. Once beyond
view, hurried footballs were heard, rem.
dering it evident that he was beating
hasiy retreat for some place Of security
we'll known to him. Upon recovering
from the establishment his recklessness
induced, the party started in the direc.
ton he had taken; but no trace Of him
could be found, and at nightfall the
search was abandoned
The name of this knight of the road
has not transpired, but in cool daring he
is worthy to be classed with Murrell or
any other robbers Of by gone times.
When alone with Mr.. Greenleaf he dis
played recklessness of consequences
simply astounding; his action relative to
the note forwarded to that gentleman was
in keeping with his previous dare
deviltry; and his evident contempt for
FIVE armed men, each DESTROYS Of bring.
ing him down, was the sublimity of cool
daring None of his accomplices had
been overhauled at last accounts.
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Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE.
Thursday Evening, November Il, 1867
City scrip is selling readily to-day at 4l@42c,
dealers not caring to part with it at 45c.
County warrants remain dull at 6s970c buy
ing and 75c selling.
Police lcrip has advanced to 75c. Dealers
ask zoe.
There is little change in Tennessee money,
which we quote as before: Bank of Tennessee
(old issue), %; Bank Of West Ten
nessee. 40; Bank Of Chattanooga, 10; Bank Of
Middle Tennessee. 90: City Bank. 90; Msr-
chants Bank, IS; Northern Bank. 90; 0eOse
Bank. 10; Planters Bank. IS Union Bank, IS ;
Shelbyville Bank, so; Southern Bank, 90; Ira
dsrs' Bank, 20. Nothing is transpiring in
stOcks
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AFRICA ON THE STREET CARs.-"Af-
RIGA lost no time in asserting himself
on the street cars after the passage Of the
new.fangled common. carrier law. Before
the employees ofthe company had learned
of the passage of the enactment, the
Brownlow anointed bounced on the cars
in scores. Some we're modest enough to
remain on the platforms, but others
boldly entered the car and seated them
selves in solemn grandeur beside white
people. Next to voting, riding in the street
cars with whites was the greatest boon yet
conferred. 1t overshadowed free barbe-
cues and "spouting" at political meetings.
The other day one of this class entered
a fernando street car, and after looking
about a moment, passed several vacant
places and deliberately seated himself
beside a young lady. She at once left
the car, and the impudent rascal seemed
very much offended at the indignity put
upon his black highness. The conductor
feared the responsibility Of ejecting
one who had been specially legislated
into the car, but passenger who wit
messed the affair, did not stand upon such
nice distinctions. He told Culfee TO
git, or take the consequences involved
in few blows from tough-looking
cane. Here little Smiths law failed
exit africa" through the door at a
slashing pace. Why this "atrocious rebel
outrage" upon a respectable colored
citizen" has not already been
blazoned in the papers, and formed the
subject of immense wood cuts in the
illustrated journals, we cannot conceive.
So fragrant crime should have been
telegraphed to the artists of Harper
and the Police Gazette at once. Think
of it for merely edging up to Il white
lady because he preferred to do so rather
than sit with male white trash y an
odoriferous representative of the class
bootlicked by little Smith, Blewis,
Beecher, Hunter & Co., is threatened
with blows This is terrible, and we
recommend an extra session Of the
Loyal League in connection with the
matter. True, Rlevis, little Smith,
Hunter, Beecher q Co. will not alloE
their female relations to sit with the
"colored cuss from Africa" but that IS
no reason why " secesh should turn up
their noses at his fragrance. OF course
not; but what rights have the secesh
in communities governed by the bench
cent BrOwnlOw, Federal deserters and
the carFlOa-HFnys who followed the
army2 None that are sisibls down this
way.
GRAND RAFFLE-Positisely to night
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAoY, AND THE HAPPI-
MISS OF TRUE MANHooD.-An Essay for Young
Men on the Crime of Solitude, and the Physio-
logical Errors, Abuses and Diseases which ere
ate impediments to MARRIAGE, with sure
means OF Relief. Sent in sealed letter envel-
opes. free of charge. Address DR.. ]. SKILLIN
H0UGHT0N, Howard Association, Philadel-
ph!a. Pa. 22-1OO
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M. Kraua q Co. in the field with
a large and selected stock Of Dry
Goods OF the latest styles, at very
low prices. It will pay you well
to examine before going elsewhere.
Call At ala Main street, corner Of
Adams. I
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FURS-Ladies-The finest
Furs I'm the city ut the Mem
phis Hat Company, Miller a.
Leidy's, opposite the Square.

THERE is now an entirely new com
pany at the Varieties, some Of whose
members have achieved no little fame
in their respective rolls. Among them
are Mr. Frank Dane, Ethiopian come
dian and vocalist, Miss Kate Darlington,
Louisa Payne Wray, Ada Wray, Miss
Carrie Cornelle, Johnny Smith, Andy
Mckee, Sallie Eldridge, John Weaver,
Eugene German, etc, the whole forming
most attractive combination in sing.
ing, dancing and Ethiopian burlesque.
Good houses greet them nightly.
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ofhelh Drawings OF the Missouri State
LotfarV

Lottery.
Class 595- Dralon Oct ls, 1861.
65, 80, 3, %, 8, AZ, So, "a, q, II, A, 26.
Class 5g6-Drapn Oct IS, 1867.
l6, 65, SO, Is, 81, %, /, so, SO, 67, 10,
As, 80.
Drawn twice each day. Over 100000
in prizes paid each day. Prizes are all
cash. Tickets cost from twenty-five cents
70 twenty dollars. Call or send for cir
cular
GEo. W. Vas VoAsT, Agent,
20 and 50 Jefferson,
% Gayoso and Water streets.
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FOR SALE.

THOR SALE. TO CATTLE-MEN.-F
sale low for cash, or will sell on six or twelve
months time, 1923 head Texas Steers, four-year
Odds and upward, vol secured on Memphis
-'S"' D. II. H.,
Hardwick House.
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General Karkst.
rwuorro.rr prrrrs ]

ApPLFs-Duii; selling A. s. 50a5 ? barrel.
RRAN-Dull. al S40lf3 o. ton On icvee.
pUTTER-Choice yeilog is in fair demand,
With little on the market ceiling AZ iuc; IN
ferior a. . 85c: Goshen. a5c.
BEEsWAX-In demand az Soc,
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A LARGE line of dress buttons, dress
trimmings, ribbons, laces, velvetS and
white goods at great bargains, at NJ.
Kraus & Co.'S, No 2lS Main street,
corner of Adams I
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FIVE THOUSAND YARDS plain wooden
dress goods, at twenty-five cents per
yard, at NJ. Kraus & Co.'S, No. 2lS Main
street. corner of Adams. I
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THIS is NO HUMBUG !

nY SENDING 40 CENTS AND STAMP,
ID with acc, hight. color Of eyes and hair. you
-Tiii receive, by return mall, n correct picture
Of your future husband or wife, with name and
data f marriage. address. MINNIE CLIP
TON. P. o. Drawer No. -. Fultonville. N. r.
A STnMA UURED.-Relief guaranteed in
"A Eve minutes. and a permanent cure effected
by the use Of" tiphsm's Asthma Cure" Cases
Of from ten b twenty years standing yield AZ
once % its influence Price. 81 sent post
paid 20 any address. hy S. G. UPHAM, No. IS
South Eighth street, Philadelphia. Pa. Circu-
lars sent FREE. Sod By all druggists.
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LOST.

T osT.-ONE NOTE DRAWN IN FAVOR
Of Mailman & Mcdonnell. for six hundred
and eighty-six dollars and eighty-six cents;
dated 18th October, 1867. liberal reward VII
he paid for its return to S. +. MAILMAN, NO.
Us Jefferson street. VIM MCDOWELL.
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NOTICES.

1ToTTcF-TO MY FRIENDs.-HAVING
~ returned from the country. | will resume
nv practice, and can be found at my residence
NO. 224 WASHINGTON STREET,
at all hours Of the day and night.
a. q q n0uiis " MARY RuLFMAN.
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Doors AND SHOES at low figures at Lin
dauer, Arnold & Co.'S. 7

Losr-Near the corner of Madison
and Main streets, one bunch of three
keys. The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving the same at the PUR-
Lie LEDGER Office. Csc
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No. article of Pillow Cotton, only 22c.
per yard. sHL0ss & BRO.
&C 247 Main street.
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BRIGGS & PETERSON Best Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail We weigh on
the city scales. No. II Madison street.
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GENTLEMEN, if you want shirts, under.
shirts, drawers, socks, neck ties, and a
complete line of furnishing goods at
very low prices, call on NJ. Krsus &
Co., No. 2lS Main street, corner of Ad-
ans /
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this office. I
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Cotton rallied yesterday afternoon, middlings
showing a sligh I advance over the quotations
given in cur lasA The market closed quiet at
the following figures. which have ruled this
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MOURNING dresses dyed in twenty
four hours, at 357 Shelby street. 1920
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LADIES dress goods at 10 cents, l69
Main street; super French merinos at
81 per yard, at D. Kahn g. Co.'s new
store, 1863 Main street, opposite the
OYerton Hotel. 81 I
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EoARnINc.

BOARDING. 1.-TWO PLEASANT FAMILY
ID rooms, furnished OF Unfurnished, with
board, can be had by application at 10 LINDEN
street. 10
BOARDING.
Gentlemen. with or without families. can OBJ
tain board, with or without rooms, furnished
or not, by applying at No. 1877 Second st. Sc
DOARDING.-IF YOU. WANT A PLEAS
II ant homf, with No board. at REASON
[BLF RATES. 30 to Ill Jefferson street.
Iiso. two nice family rooms. with hoard, if
called for sOoa. MRS. NJ, b. AUSTIN,
Formerly Mrs. Leland.
r0e III Jeterss street.
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THOMAS O'KEEFE viii learn something
decidedly to bis interest By calling at
this Office.
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NOR RENT

FOR RENT
STORES Nos. "a AND SO POPLAR STREET.
with twelve rooms over thom. These are fine
stands for business. and only few feet from
the Overton Hotel. Rent moderate. Inquire
Mt the LEpaER Counting Room.
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GRAND RAFFLE-Positi@ely TO night
at IL o'clock, for Mr.. C. Cossillo's private
turnout-the very finest in the ciiy-ai
the What Cheer saloon. corner Madison
and Second streets
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Great bargains in dry goods, at M. Kraus
& Co.'s, No. 21s Main street, corner Of Ad--
49,, :
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Notice TO Tax-Payers.

VlHE TAX BOOKS, FOR THE YEAR 1861,
l are now ready, and | shall Immediately
proceed TO collect according to law. All tax
payers who have PERSONAL PROPERTY
must come up at once. or they will ind their
taxes in the hands of Constables. who are au;
taxes. PHILIP GAKVIN.
Tax Collector Shelby county, 1851.
OFFTCE-Northi0est;c Jefferson and THIRD
Streets VI
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just Received.

NEW MESS MACKERkL,
NFW No. I SHORE MACK EkkL,
NEW No. MEDIUM
NEW No.2
NEW No. 2
In barrels. 3 and y barrels and in kits.
ALSO
EEW LARGE COD FISH,
NEW BUCEWHEAT FLOUR.
NEW HOMINY AND GRIT6.
NEW DRIED GREEN PEAS
CHOICE SYRUPS, IN bbls and ; gal. kegs
sPIcER. ANDERSON a CO.,
"a 26s Main street.
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FOR RENT.
EoR RENT.

EoR RENT.
A Dwelling House containing six rooms on
Robson street. in the healthiest part of the
city. Inquire of LILLY BROS, corner of
Second and Union streets. 6s
J1oR RENT.-A LARGE ROOM SUITABLE
for a Hall, Lodge Room, or Storeroom. in
second story of building. 233 Second street.
NORTH X MURPHY,
327 Main street.
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Terrible slaughter of Dry Goods at
sHL0ss & BROS,
&C PAT Main street.
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Elegant article Opera RlAnnsls. at an
immense sacrifice.
sHL0ss & BRO,
66 247 Main street.
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GREAT clearing sale of dry goods at
Lin6auer, Arnold & Co.'S I
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Brown Domestics, only l2c. per yard
sHL0ss & BRO,
"a DAT Main atraat
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Bleached Domestics, good article, only
10c. per yard. SHL0Ss & BRO,
&c 247 Main street.

To ANY of our friends wishing a nice
and comfortable boarding house, presided
over by an estimable lady, we would rec
ommend No. Al Poplar street. We know
the hostess well, as careful housewife
and amiable woman, and every way
deserving. We believe no better board
can be obtained elsewhere. 65
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GREENLAw OPERA HOUSE This even
ing the far-famed Tale Of Enchantment
or Black Crook will be produced at the
Greenlaw Opera House, for which Mr..
beagle has been sometime preparing.
OF the performance by this troupe we
can say nothing, never having seen it.
The house will doubtless be filled.
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Fine Ladies' Hose, only he. per pair.
sHL0ss & BRO,
Is 247 Main street.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
L appointed Administrative, Of the estate OF
ALEX, Robinson, deceased, at the October term,
1867, of the Shelby County Court, tice is
hereby given to all parties indebted TO the es-
tate to come forward and settle, and those
holding claims against the estate will hle the
same with the Administrative within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be barred.
MARIA ROBINSON,
42-naw-67 Administrative.
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WANTS.
City scrip! City Scrip!

A PAIR OF HANDSOME MATCH HORSES
N and Family Carriage will be exchanged for
City Scrip, at bargain, i appicatln31nn Is MADE
at once to w. Is; uONOuo,
63* 81 Main street,
NTANTED HOUSE, FOR A VERY
w small family, by an old resident, near the
street cars. Apply at 2s2l9 Main street. 10
A GENTS WANTED.-WHQLE WORLD
n for 60 O0l New Map Wonder now ready !
Best selling Map published. Send for Circu-
lars. Satisfaction guaranteed. address
GOODSPEED * CO,
1870 40 Jeffer on street, Memphis.
VITANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOK
w KEEPER, by an old citizen, well recon-
mended. For particulars, annIy At onrrcr
WANTED AGENTS TO SELL THE
w "Crescent Sewing Machine" the most
profitable Machine for agents to, sell: Price,
eos. Send for circulars and samples OF sewing
HASTY 4 INGRAM. 245 Second street, Mem
ph,s. Tennessee.
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New MEMPHIS THEATER-Lotta drew
another large audience last night, doubt
less the largest thus far during her en-
gagement She appeared in Captain
Charlotte and Family Jars. The
former, although digni6ed into two
acts, is, as a whole, dull and point
less. Lolita, as "Charlotte Clopier,"
finds little scope for the peculiar order
of talent whose exercise has rendered
her famous. Several members Of the
company were not perfect in the text,
being repeatedly prompted, and the play
dragged considerably. Family Jars
told a different tale. Here Lotta had a
better opportunity of illustrating her
comic powers Her " Liddy Larrigan,"
Ia Biddy) was one Of the most sprightly
presentations in which we have seen her.
She gave the brogue to the life, and her
Irish jig was encored three times, as was
also the banjo solo. A more euthusias-
tic audience never before assembled
within the walls; the little witch OBJ
tanned complete possession Of them, aud
every aciisn and word evoked the hearth
est oClLursls Of applause. The same
bin is up for this evening.
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Gents Dress and Business Hats
the neatest, latest and finest In the
city. MILLER & LEIDY,
&C Opposite the Square.
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FivE THOUSAND YARDS plaid dress
goods AZ thiriy-6ve cents per yard, at
N. Kraus & Co.'S, No. 2ls Main street.
corner Of Adams 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-14

CHATTEL MORTGAGES for sale at this
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-14
DRY GooDs at astonishingly low prices
at Lindauer, Arnold Il Co.'s. T

STocK STEALIYG-During the week
severa! valuable milk COWS have been
stolen from citizens on Union street, and
daily similar complaints reach us from
other portions of the city. There can
be little doubt that an organized gang of
stock thieves is at work in this city and
suburbs, whose very boldness seems to
assure success. Valuable cows, horses
and mules are nightly spirited away, few
being ever heard of afterward.