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Evening star., 1867-03-15

REPORT OF CoLoRED SGHoOLS-Rey John
KImbalI, superintendent OF Colored Schools
in the Department OF Washington, has made
his report TO General Howard, Commissioner
of the Ereedmen's Bureau, showing the con-
diuon of the schools during the month OF Feb
ruary. The whole number of day and night
schools Is 90, under li2 teachers-I29 white and
13 colored; with ir~22 pupils. In Alexandria
and Fairfax county. Va, there are 26 schools,
with 1,s56 pupils, under 20 white aud colored
teachers. Six schools, with 29D pupils are re
ported from Maryland. There are also in this
district. not regularly reported, Z schools.
with a60 pupils. Making the whole number
OF schools in the Department l29, with 7.31s
pupils. under l9l teachers.
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.,ssgsa2SAst ssRs2 y s1EAhE.'.

JIss4 Ist.est SstXssn ~ and nat ssr.es,.
Jos jos z BAkN IS, Il. b., Surgeon General.
TH9sa EiLEEe: 4 5. ssss.s. w..h,,sson.
a; GAkM1TT n. D., New ork avsnuo.
GRALToH T4SER. i. b., oso1ssso%n. ossalDssSn;
HOWARD, II. D., street.
Tor admission TO the free beds In this hos
tns, M s. SoI which there are 50, can be obtained q
Of epy Of the Medical stan, and Of the Revs. Drs.
n1a 0urley. Gillette, and Ooombs.
Vii sppiy to ths Sarseen 0snsrai, United etatss
fstients nvins at distance whe desire 70 come
20 this Institution for trestment secare private
rooms ~ aDpiying by letter 10 the matrun Of the
aSsPise q S-colys lgrr A's. siLLHTTfP Pisssd:ss. ds
Evening star., 1867-03-15

VISIT TO THE GovERSMKNr PRINTING Or
PICE.-Y esterday, The public printer of the
Canadi Government paid visit 10 the Gov
eminent Printing Once. and thoroughly ex-
amined It's workings, being much pleased with
the manner in which the various departments
are conducted. He expressed some surprise
when IN formed that the workmen were some-
times discharged, saving that in Canada men
Were seldom discharged. and In his once there
were men AT work who were employed by his
grandfather. f % -.H
Evening star., 1867-03-15

SALE OF GovERNMBST BUILDIYss.-General
Ludingfon, Chef q uarteru sister, Department
II Washington, yesterday sold az public auc
tion three frame building. in the rear Of the
Treasury department. known as Todd Bar
racks, for the snm OF 500 The fonrth band-
ing was transferred 10 the super visipK archi-
tset Of the Trrasary Department 10 be uted
Evening star., 1867-03-15

RY hAGLE& Co, AuctioReers
~ sslesreom, 295 Pennsylvania ayepue
SALE OF HousEHOLD FURNITURE. ke.
OF our Sslesroon- ~ A'0Nt
Honsehola Furniture, Bedding, Stoves, Crock
nh IL EAGLE 4 CO ,Auots.
Evening star., 1867-03-15

HORATIO BOLSTER BACK AGAIN, AND AT HIS
OLD TEICKs.-Last night, Horatio Bolster, the
prize fighter. made his appearance in street.
near 18th street, at the house kept by Molly
Reyes. He was accompanied by Melvin Kurtz
and Geo. Thatcher, and another who escaped
After lndulging in bottle Of wine, they started
TO leave. They were followed to the door by
the landlady. who reminded Bolster that he
had not paid for the wine. This offended him,
and he turned upon the woman and began to
beat her: two other women ran TO the door in
alarm, and Bolster knocked one senseless and
gave the other a severe blow. The lands
was in the act of sounding a call whistle for
he tried TO kick her watch from her waist, and
she, in saving that, lost her gold bracelets.
Thatcher Joined In the woman beating and as I.
saulted Sally Brown A young man named Ster-
ling went TO assist the woman, and Bolster and
his companions turned upon him Ind beat him
numerically. Sergeant johnson and officers
Alder and Ray arrived in time to arrest
Thatcher and Kurtz as they were leaving the
door. Bolster ran back and got on a bed, and
def1ed the officers. The Sergeant went to take
hIm down. and Bolster showed fight but the
Sergeant applied his fright fiipper'' to the
prize lighters ''mug," and Bolster at once
''threw up the sponge" and was taken down
from the bed. Finding himself braced with
the watchman's nippers, Bolster gave vent
10 all the foul language in the roughs yocabu-
larry, and abused the Sergeant all the way to
tse Central guardhouse This morning Jus
tlce Morsell fined KurtZ 80 for disorderly con-
duct: Bolster the same for profaDe and lnde-
cent language, and was about TO commit
Bolster in three cases of assault and battery
and Thatcher in two cases, when they asked
further hearing tonight in order to have
counsel and witnesses, and the Justice con.
sented. and hold them till O'Clock Tonight
when the case will be reopened.
Evening star., 1867-03-15

FIRE III TIE SRvHNrH WARD-This morn.
lag, about lI0 O'Clock, as the police OF the Say.
enth Ward we're about leaving their beats, fire
was discove ed issuing from the frame stable
attached to Idr. Charles ]. Bre ewer's faed store.
on 9TH street. between B street aHd MARYLAND
avenue. Private Owens was sent TO Civ !, the
alarm from box 39, and Sergeant Vernon, with
all ms men, went TO the fire The lieutenant
reports tnat ne alarm was not sounded till ten
mlL utes afttr II was rung in from the box, and
the omcers allied out the Rucker engine com.
pany py messenger, which speedily got into
service, PLAYING on the stable I'm wnich the
ing, 10 the upper portion of which was the
owelling OF Mr.. Brewer. The police worked
narmonioufly with the firemen, and after
awaking u e inmates. zone of whom was fest
asleep, with his head on a burning pillow.) }
turned their attention to saving the stock and
furniture, md succeeded in getting out the
safe, contai aing the books. Mr.. Brewer had
IN bis siabl, three fine horses, q mule and co W,
cutting ma hines, which were DESTROYED with
the harness, but his wagons near by were saved,
some OF them in a damaged condition. The
flames spread rapidly to the rear OF the brick
and straw in lis way, and forced the police and
others to leave the building; but through the
efforts OF the firemen the progress OF the flames
were chec xed before the building was entirely
deslroyed The dwelling and bakery OF Mr..
;. Patton, adjoining, was slightly Injured, his
loss being probably abost $3.50. Mr.. Brewer
bad on hand laage stock of feed, about one
fourth only was saved, and this, with his loss
on the furniture and building, will make MP
his loss to aboat SIS, 900, on which ne has an
insurance in the Park Company OF New York
Tor $4,000, and a like amount in the Merchants
Of Hartford. The officer IA led to ring In an
alarm from box 30 by reason of a broken WIRE
and q message as to the locality OF the ii 20 was
telegraphed from the station to Police Head.
quarters, when the alarm was struck bringing
out the entire department.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
| i1- esas- Aseas~ ssIs. see fos = ...-.J
fHIs IIrERNooN AND ro-s -sDaa ..
RI aRr1H . wILLIAn Ms. Asosion..r..
iMS ssosTIss sIGs5 N 5RAs. sspsr LOT
TMakh eTB Aso IRA sTREgTs EAsr,
on fsnphT rSfalf tSEIdes a.. rsIS Instant, .e,.,,
spicisi.sn sn s Ell Lot. =. Me Pr.s'e, Lot No ,is
e.s fro1s I sS fee. a.., n 70 's..fs a. &c
Nth the Improvement, consisting OF GOOD
Tenn! All :ss saa f...ss.
assGp. st the coat Of tss sSrshssst SO down
n.hs-d Asetienesrs.
Rr III. X. WALSH q CO., AuctiOueer.
- 2es Penns. avenue, corner Ieth ct
PEaIMPTORy SALE OF VEIL KEprHoUsr.
B0Lp fDknlrnk 0AkPErs. MATING
pphLF ORoChERY WARE, &c Ar AU0,
9. SATURDAY MORNING. March Is q, :,
Rooms vursiturs So. OF I.ptIs.su mi ie.1,ns,s. ISs.
city We name, In part. '~'
g.. sisek walnut tisiSs is..s.iSss TTssn,'ur' T.sI.
.spS -. SSSWsssss Wss ssn,pi,urs: green aud soIaD
Bedst.sds, wsshstanSs Tables
Ceok Stoves, PsIlor Stoves
Gysrds very hns Brussels Carpeu
bhret h,n ply and lasrain o.rpets
F.s1sst Fs.snssr' SSii,psi p,s SSnfoTts, and Sheets
Mating Delf and Crockery Ware
.,nany nany otner articles Tor houseksspers net
Terns cash. n. x WALSH q 90 Aue.,
Three 90 rolls Ingrsin Oarpet. which IN A.
eotd n lets TO salt purchasers ~
N.b.-haSisG Q large arehouse eor the st>vs~.
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST that parties sendins srss
Tonld send them at least the day prevfous 10 ssis
NO Shefee Tor storage OF euch eocds
nh Ia cts N. X WALeH Q 90 Auots
QY OoePAR 4 LArIMRR, Auct,o,.--.
- Late clerks with jas u Mc01irs a Do \
Southwes corner Penn o svsn ne and i'm st a..
Once puildinG. ''
FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Ar Ann
On SATURDAY heBHfSG next. N.,,,,s.,
~ 10 ociock In front OF our auction room.
sna snsii sell nne assortment Of Household F1rst'
Mahogany and Walnut Bedstesde
Hslrcioth Side and Booking Chsirs
FANCY ana ether Cane seat Chairs
Mahogany Marble tep washstapds
Damp Chairs, Danask Rocking Chairs
Sreen rep smoking Chair
Marble top Tables
Gilt Frame Mirrors. Fine Ene-ayines
Table Cutlery and Plated Ware
Two Sewing Machines
one Plated Tea Set pieces, FOur bottle Castors
Cooking and other Stoves.
eS @ La hspsnolas segsrs
500 Henry Clays
Sosce Chewing Tobacce
meerechaum apd Briarw ood Pipes
case "a ounce Tacks
Lot rocelfes, Brushes. &c.
Terms cash. O0OPER LATIMER
IN H-1 Auctiossers.
Evening star., 1867-03-15

WAETED-SECOND-H HAND FURNIrURE
" Also MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DlN6 and ddOUSEFURNISHING GOODS OF every
descri pfon. 3. BUOHEY. 4OS Tth street,
Jeeo-u between G and II, east side
Evening star., 1867-03-15

WANTED-A respectable white WOMAN to
Pa. avenue. NH
Evening star., 1867-03-15
BOARDING.,

EOR RENT-Two we'll furnished PARLORS, on
= the nrst floor, with or without BOARD Ap.
ply 393 ct, bet. 9th and 10th. fe II
TABLE BOARD st No. A6A luth street, Q few
4 doors north Of the svsnus. Terms o. psr
Evening star., 1867-03-15

EIBRUARY l5,ls61.-Au persons having
lett erti cles In my shop for repsrs, previous to
them, otherwiSe they viii be sold ct public suc
ton ON the lst Of March 70 pay the charges thsre-
en-. JOHN J. PnABODY,
Gun aud Locksnith,
ID -3m No 4 n afrAat
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-04
OHEAP DRY COO ps, CARPETS, MATTINGs
~ OIL CLOTHS, AND WINDOW SHADES.

We ARCHAMBAULT
N E. Corner ELEVENTH and MARKET streets
Opened this morning from auction
ingram Carpets. All wool, az yOe &c. q, t.25, tls
e2c English Tapestry Brussels Carpets, only SI75
Entry and Stair Carpes 6c 70 7Sc Rag CarPets, 45c
10 7bc. Hemp Carpets, 85c 20 &c Floor Oil Cloths
6Oe Window Shades, u 20 e3. Plain Window HOl-
LAND soc. White Mating, SIC. 20 soc. Red Mating,
soc. 70 soc. WOollen Druggels, 70 elN Stair
Cloths, 25c. Spring OhintEes, l2c 70 Sc De LAinea
&c Muslina, lie. 70 z6c o0~
~. T. CoVner ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets
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No. iiOi CRESNUT Street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-29

blood indicated that the irst shot was
fred Immediately opposite this blind"
Upon firing, the murderers evidently
emerged from conoealment, and
the second pool of blood showed where
the victim had fallen after the second
shot. A stout dogwood club was found
near the latter place. 1t was about
three feet long, the butt being covered
with blood 1t was at once taken charge
of by Col Beaumont, in the hope that it
might in some manner assist in the dis
covery of the criminals, and is now in
his office DIR. Ramseys skull had been
crushed The club was split-the result
OF he terrible blows by which the act
had been accomplished. The murdered
mans watch and n small sum Of money
hal been taken. In tree, near the
swamp, which is two feet deep and one
hundred yards wide, the detectives found
his spurs and whip. His coat was
missing, but no other clothing had been
stripped from the body.
Col. Beaumont and the detectives re-
NAMED until this morning, spending the
night in the investigation. A young
man named Wesson, from Dyer county,
who, late Tuesday evening, had been
found in house not far from the scene
Of the murder, was arrested on suspicion
by the citizens. Col. Beaumont caused
him to be taken to the swamp to ascer-
tain whether his boots would fit into the
traces Of footsteps on the ground. Of
the latter, one was that Of No. boot,
another of No. G, ond another con.
siderably larger. The former two indi.
Gated wellshapen feet NELSON'S feet
exactly filled the No. impress; but he
clearly established an abb, proving by
several old and reputable citizens that
at four o'clock, when the murder was
committed, he was not in the vicinity.
Col. Beaumont, after making strict in
quiry relative to the credibility of the
witnesses, accordingly released Wesson.
The murder was committed nine miles
from the city, and about two miles from
Mrs. Watkins residence. The victim,
DR.. Ramsey, was native of Montgome-
ry county, Pa, and for many years re.
sided in Norristown, near Philadelphia,
He came to Memphis before the war
and was known as a quiet, inoffensive
man. He leaves a wife and several
children.
The affair is receiving Col. Beau
monts personal attention, and whatever
additional developments are made, we
shall furnish the public. For the par
ticulars given above, we are indebted to
Col. Beaumont, who returned between
IL and IL o'clock to-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-29

City Scrip is about IS to 81 buying, and
Sc to 81 selling. There is a very limited
demand for County Warrants, the prevail
ing rates being 70. outside figures. buy
ing. and rs to 50 selling. Police Scrip rates at
80 buying, and 81 to 60 selling. In Tennessee
money we quote as the buying rates: Bank Of
Tennessee told issue). 80; Bank of West Ten
nessee, 40; Bank of Chattanooga, 10; Bank of
Middle Tennessee. 90; City Bank. 60; Msr-
chants Bank, So; Northern Bank. 50; Oco0e
Bank, O.; Planters Bank, %; Union Bank, Qs
Shebyville Bank, so; Southern Bank. 20; Ira
ders' Bank, 50. Nothing ia transpiring in
atoaEa
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MEMPHIS. TENN. August %. 1857


Received of the Planters Insurance
Company, of this city, four thousand
dollars, being full payment Of loss GOV.
cred by Policy No. 1874.
/ take great pleasure in stating that
this company has honorably and literally
adjusted my loss and promptly paid my
claim, and | cordially recommend this
reliable home institution TO all desiring
insurance as every way worthy of patron.
age. Insure in the Planters, and | will
guarantee that you will promptly get
your money and at the same time aid in
encouraging solvent Southern institu-
ton, whose stocks are owned and con-
trolled by our most thorough and relia-
BILE business men, whose interests are
identified with US.
q L r Mamma
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BOAR RIDING

noARDING.-A FEW DAY B0ARnERS
II can be accommodated with excellent board
in q private family by making application at
l56 Causey street, between Vance and Elliott,
near the Miss. n Tenn. R. r. depot. 5-2
DOARDING.-W En-B0ARD IN a
: strictly private family for gentleman and
Wotal. references EXCHANGED. Address
lis A. B. c.. 0verton Hotel.
D0AROTNG.-A FEW BOARDERS CAN
u obtain good Board. either By the day or
week nj III Adams street. ~
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oaaeial Drawings OF thu Missouri State
Lottarv

oiiieiRl Drawings OF tho Missouri State
Lottery.
Class 507- Drapa August %, 1867.
4s, 60, 81, IL, 6, ", 60, 10, 40, Is, 65, 81,
80.
Class 5Os-DraUn august s, 1867.
II, 67, l6, 40, 2, rs, CD, 50, 81, 81, 81, &c,
20, 80.
Drawn twice each day. Over 500, 900
in prizes paid each day. Prizes are all
cash. Tickets cost from twenty five cents
to twenty dollars. Call or send for cir
cular.
GEo w. VAN VoAsT, Agent,
20 and SO Jefferson,
% Gayoso and Water streets.
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]. B. Morris.

SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
AND CHILDREY.-Elsewhere in our ad-
vertising columns will be found the an.
nouncement of the forthcoming opening
Of Mrs M. A. Knox's select school for
young ladies and children, at No. 1875
Court street Mrs. Knox is lady of
fine education, and has had many years
experience as teacher She is already
well known in Memphis educational
circles, and we have no doubt will
achieve the success her merits so richly
deserve. For particulars we refer to the
advertisement.
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LEDGER.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart
New Orleans express, daily. s:45 An. 1880 AN.
Freight daily. save Sunday. S:l5 pm. $40 AN.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Ihrough express. daily.......l0:b5 pm. 6;lg AN.
Through mall daily.....-.... l:in Pm. $40 Pm.
Somerville &C. save Sunday $40 AM. $40 Pm.
MEMPHIS AND ONO RAILROAD.
Mail Express................. 500 PM ll:00 Pm.
Express"..-..........,..... l0;i5 AN. 4OOP.M.
A MORNING paper keeps standing
at the head of its columns in conspic.
uous letters the following:
Largest circulation Of any paper IN
Vest Tennessee. Largest city circula
ton"
Now, if this is true, we have no right
to say one word on the subject. But if
it is not true, it is not right that any
other paper should take from us the
credit and reap an advantage which be-
longs to the LEDGER The public, whose
advertising patronage depends much on
the circulation Of a newspaper. is emit
tied to know the facts. And the paper
which pretends to the largest circulation
should be able to establish it We pub
lish that the LEDGER has the largest cir
culation. We think it is three times as
large as that paper. So that one of us
is mistaken. Whichever it is should
take down the horns And we now offer
to pay over to Col. Kerr for the Fanny
Thurston fund one hundred dollars if our
whole circulation does not exceed that
paper tioo TO one, provided only the pub.
fishers referred to will do the same if it
does-to be determined by selection Of
mutual friends as judges. Thus the
truth will appear, and charitable fund
be increased in either event.
AS the Bulletin will not respond to the
above, will it affirm that its circulation
exceeds 1900 as much as that of the
LEDGER does SCOOP Yea or nay, or pull
down them horns.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-29

ADDITIONAL arrangements have been
made for supplying the constantly in
creasing demand for Texas Tonic Syrup.
If other proofs we're absent, its large sale
is in itself sufficient evidence of its
success as a remedy. for fever and ague.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Sole Projectors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-29

COMMON LAW CoURT. The regular
cases in the calendar are being disposed
of to day. The following rules and reg
ulations have been adopted for the gov
eminent of the Court:
l. Where declarations are filed within
the first three days of the term, judgment
by default may be taken on any motion
day previous to the filing of the plea,
without giving notice thereof or making
entry of the motion.
ii. Where declarations are not filed
within the first three days Of the term,
judgment by default shall not be taken
until the last motion day OF the term.
III Motions, by consent, may be
heard, as heretofore, on any motion day,
when the name Of the attorney moving
the same shall be called.
". All motions, except those by con-
sent and for Judgments by default, shall
be entered upon the motion docket, and
notice Of the same, in writing, shall be
given to the opposing attorney one day
before the motion will be heard but il
shall not be necessary TO enter the mo-
tion on the docke. prior to giving the
notice. The notice herein required shall
either be left in the office Of the attorney,
or served upon him in person.
HoRsEs are boarded and the finest
turnouts furnished at Ssligman's stable,
on the corner Of Third and Union streets.
Parties wishing to take an airing should
get into Seligman's fine buggies and get
behind his fast horses. There are none
better in the city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-29

OURJ Jon OFFICE. PUBLIC LEDGER
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. t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-29

OWING to the nom completion of our
house on the goth, we are compelled to
continue at 2l3 Main street, until the LIST
of September, when we will positively
move. We therefore still offer the bal
ance of our stock lower than ever.
NJ. KRAUs & Co.,
1 0I2 Main strnnt
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The COsmOramic Views,

And there arc q large number Of them-are Of
the VERY BEST CHARACTER ever arranged
call at WOOLMER'S FURNITURE STORE.
80 Jefferson street.
NOR SALE-SEVEN DOUBLE SCHOOL
4 DESKS. almost new, will be Eold az very
low price. For information apply 10 NJ LES
4 SrODDARD'S Auction House, 81 Main
8 treef -
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FOE SALE.

y1OR sALE-A FRAME HOUSE, ON SEC
ond street, between Jackson and Overton.
containing eight rooms and all necessary out,
buildings. Lease on the lot for I'VE years and
AFTER the lease exnires the owner Of the house
retains the building. Apply TO N. SIMON
90 Front street. corner Madison.
COR SALE
A first class TRAVELLING Exhibition,
complete and in good order Any one desiring
10 engage in q profitable business this fall ard
winter should not fail 10 take advantage OF this
opportunity. II is no humbug.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-29

To THE People LIVING IN SOUTH MEM.
PHIs AND ON THE HERNAYDo RoAD.-Auy
and all wishing Groceries, Provisions
and Feed will do well and save time by
calling at S. NJ. Guests Grocery and
Feed Store, on the fernando road, i'm
mediately south of South street. The
best brands of Flour always on hand, by
the barrel and at retail. I
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LOST.

DR. REwARD.-LQsT, ON MONDAY Az
RANDUM BOOKS, held together by gum
elastic hand. Said books are of no value to
any one but myself. The finder will receive
the above reward and thanks by leaving them
with Blolock & Co.. 3l5 Main street, or at the
LEDGER office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-29
2l3 Main street

The person who took a pipe from
the counter at the White House will
confer favor by leaving the same at
this office. l54
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TAKEN UP.

rU,AEgN UP-A soRREL HORSE. ABOUT
iIi[ hands high. was left with Us on the 2Sd
Of July, 1867. by A. Ryan. If not called for
before the 10Th Of September next we will sell
'"e '@'H' ~ i"' wa +. KICK & BRO,
10 No 800 Second street.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE.
will not be responsible for any contracts or
hills unlCss made By me in person, or BY my
written order. f5-l0l NJ. MAYOR.
nARTNERsHIP NUTICE-THE UNDER
signed, Edwin Whitmore, sole surviving
partner of the late firm " Whitmore Brothers'
having aaociatcd with him in the proprietor
ehip and conduct Of the PUBLIC LEpGER, 7. A.
Tyler and ]. i. Pratt, Esqs.. that Journal VIII
henccforfh he cor Quoted By Us, under the hrm
hAlAe VI " H''H''' ~ X. WHITMORE.
u. A. TYLER.
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Cotton Market.

The cotton market is quiet, scarcely any
business worth mentioning being transacted
The following quotations are as nearly correct
as it is possible to obtain in the present condi-
ton Of the market:
0rdinary.."..-l9 @2l Middling. ...& @25
Good Ord. ..-2l11@22% Strict Mid'E 25l4@26
Low Midd'g.23 @23]9 Good Mid'e- O.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-29

THESE BOATS HAVE BEEN THO
i roughly repaired and refitted expressly 70
the trade, and having the mail contract 70
four years, passengers and shippers can rel,
upon their remaining in the trade permanently
and are the only boats having a connection viii
the trains at Duyall's Bluf for Little Rock anc
Hot Springs.
These are the only boNts authorized to sell
through tickets 70 Little Rock via railroad from
A good light draught steame or will be run in
connection with these packets from Augusta
and JAG ksOnpOrt. making two trips per week
to POcahOntas. on Black river.
Memphis and White river United States
Mail Line JNO. B. DAVIS Sunt