Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-14
HAYS Coal CoMPAsY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, Wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office. 221 Madison ct.
L0CALs I'M RRIEF.

The Democratic Club of Greenwood
meets this evening.
The Ninth Ward Democratic Club
will meet at their wigwam to night.
"A large number Of citizens from the
adjacent counties are registered at the
Overton.
Seventeen cases disposed of in
police court, this morning, Melted forty
dollars. ~
One of the few survivors of the old
l54th Tennessee, Mr.. Chss. Il. Gum,
was buried yesterday.
The Young Mems Seymour Club will
join the Bluff City Club this evening in q
torchlight procession.
Rally to the Overton for a clean
shave, good bay rum, and pefreshing
bath. Prices reduced. lao
ALLEN Harris, negro chicken litter,
was arrested by officer Farrell, this morn
ing, and lodged in the Adams street sta
ton. eta
The Eclipse Base Ball Club, of this
city, aud the Marion Club, of Arkansas,
play q match game at Hopefeld this
morning.
The stable of Mr.. 7. B. Adams, 243
Alabama street, was visited by stock
thieves during last night, and valuable
COW stolen. aaH
Final discharges in bankruptcy were
issued yesterday to H. Beatus, Lou. Leu
brie, Henry E. Wade, B. M. Patterson,
John o. Graves.
The walls of Meacham 4 Treadwell's
new store house on Union street, which
recently fell in, have again been raised to
the second story.
Henry Fields, convicted of larceny
in the Criminal Court, was sentenced
yesterday to three years imprisonment
in the penitentiary.
John Manning, colored, charged
with the theft of watch, was arrested
by officer Hope last evening and COM
mitted to await an examination.
ALI the inmates of the county Jail,
against whom indictments have not been
found, were released this morning Some
eighty odd still remain in the Jail.
We again call the attention Of the
surviving members of the old l54th Ten
nessee to notice which appears in
another column ofthis evenings LEDGER.
The Tenth Ward Club, No. 2, met
last evening at the Dunn Place. Col.
Haskell made an eloquent and telling
speech. Several new members Joined
at the conclusion of his speech.
Peaches lsoft, plum and heath peach.
esq received every morning at the CITY
GROCERY, l4l and l43 Poplar street, for
sale cheap.
1881 LYLE & MoELREE, Prop'rs.
Joe Locke, 20 Jefferson street, is
prepared to supply his friends with every
thing in the line of news and literature.
All the latest dailies, illustrated weeklies,
and monthly magazines constantly on
hand.
The Young Mems Bluff City Demo-
cratic Club raeets this evening in Fergu-
sons Hall. Addresses are expected from
Col. Walter Coleman, Gen. VIM. Wal
lace, Judge P. T. Scruggs, Van A. W.
Anderson and Col. M. C. Gsllaway.
The Varieties Theater is undergoing
thorough repairs and renovation. pre-
paratory to the opening of the next sea-
sou. Charlie Broome will retain the
management, and has effected arrange
ments with numerous stars, who will ap-
pears in rapid succession during the
season.
The sale Of reserved ssst tickets to
the grand Wheat and Farmer concert for
the benefit of the United Hebrew Relief
Association, at the New Memphis, on the
evening Of the 18th inst, commenced this
morning Tickets may be secured at
Cowpsrthwait, Chapman 4 Co.'s, 27ss
Main street.