Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-27

UNITED STATES CoURr.-A Fl. Taylor
was admitted to practice in this court.
Garrison WATSON VS.. steamer Zephyr
decree for one thousand dollars for libel
ant. The defendant moved for q new
trial United States VS.. j. c. Rawlings /;
death of defendant suggested and suit
abated. Everett vs.. Richardson; judg-
ment by default, damages 1926 o.
Straus, Sehon & Co. VS.. B. Bowling;
judgment by default, damages $7l5 49,
SPRING GooDs.-Spring goods just
received at Southern Palace-Howell,
Wood & Co., 1892 Main street. q
DIR. HUNTER may be consulted
at No. 2l7 Second street, Adams block,
corner of Adams and Second streets, on
all diseases embraced in his speciality,
as Catarrh, Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Consumption and Heart Dis
eases, to which branch of his profession
he has long devoted his exclusive atten-
ton. AS he will remain in the city only
a few weeks longer, those who desire to
consult him should do SO at once. %
MURDER AT THE CHARLESTON DEPOT.
We received the preliminary hints for an
"a ha
from friend, who stated that man had
been shot and MORALLY wounded in
a house Of ill.fame near the Charleston
depot. We could not trace the affair to
reliable source, and finally concluded
it was like the shooting ARRAY at the Ga
yoso the other night-d canard.
REAL laces and embroideries, in new
patterns, just received.
HOWELL, WooD & Co.,
81 1892 Main street.
A CoLoRED STg4PPER-A colored in
dividual named Joe Robinson was mi
tiating several of his colored brethren
into the mysteries of the strap game at
the levee yesterday, when a policeman
interrupted the proceeding by taking
him to the station house He was fined
twenty. five dollarsi in the Police Court
this morning for trying to swindle the
colored gentlemen.
ELECTION OF MAGISTRATES - Sheriff
Winters announces that an election for
eight magistrates, four in the Fifth Dis.
trict and fourth the Fourteenth District
will take place on the ninth of April
1t is a wonder Brownlow did not appoint
some Radicals to hold the positions I'M
til 1890, and, thus save the trouble and
expense of holding an election.
TEN BARRELS FRESH 0AT MEAL for
sale low, by Lilly Brothers, III Main
street. %
THE LEcTURE.-The rain fell in tor
rents last evening, of which fact all who
attended the lecture at the Tabernacle
are we'll aware. The attendance, how.
ever, was fair, and the able address Of
Rabbi Tuska on 1.-THE Reformed Israel
tie of the Nineteenth Century" was
listened to with marked attention.
TIE LATEST NEWs.-If you desire to
learn the latest news from all quarters
of the globe, call on Albert Beer at his
news depot, 2s7 Main street He keeps
a full assortment of the leading maya
zines and periodicals published, and is
always ready to attend to the wants of
customers.
SrABBIYG AT AUCTION. -Messrs. Spur
beck and Finnerty, representatives. oftwo |
rival Dutch auction establishments on
Main street, have been INDUCING in q
little siabbing ARRAY, in which no one
but themselves we're hurt They were
both wounded, but not seriously.
HOUSE, FURNISHING GOODs, large as
sortment, at 1872 Main street, Southern
Palace. HOWELL, WooD & Cs.
ASoTHEK VIcTIN TO THE PIs-oL.
Thomas Ford, jr., who was shot by
man named Coyne, at the city stables,
on the 9th Of January, died from the
effects OF his wound yesterday. Thomas
vas the son Of Street Commissioner
Ford.
RELIEF FOB THE ETE-Dr Bernhard
viii remain at the Ovsrton for q short
lime longer, and those who are afflicted
riih defective vision viii do well to call
IN him. All who have visited the Doctor
peak well CT him and the manEer in
rhich they have been benefited.
TEKAr 4 HauLroS manufacture
flows, etc, in Memphis