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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-10
LA N ID /!

T WILL EXCHANGE MY FARM ON THE
/ north line of Pamela county, Mississippi,
for Memphis property. or for land 20 : miles
long squsre; fronts the main. old stage road
from Memphis to Jackson. Missi sippi Is ~
miles from Como depot. and "a miles west Of
STATIONS station. Miss. A Tenn. r. B.; iye
hundred acres cleared, balance woodland Is
snsceptible Of division into four tracts, giving
each auple woodland. with eight or nine miles
~ fence dividing the land into feds and weed
lots. etc. Ny object is TO concentrate my prop
erty to less number Of COUNTIES. III there is .
1-bere A Ia 10 be found: and the state and
corrty taxes are traction under 10 cents on
me siO0. A diagram Of the tract can be seen
al Messrs. BKOOKS 4 DENN1S't in Clark's
"A'"'' o'''A' b. W. BEDFORD.
Germantown. Tenn. Aus. g ISIS. Wiz
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LoSGwoRTH's NATIVE WISEs-GoLDES
WEDDING. SPARKLING CArAwBA, STILL
CArAwBA, Erc.-The wines from the
Longworth vineyard and winehouse have
attained worldwide celebrity for their
excellence, and in purity, fruity flavor
and bouquet, they are surpassed by none
in the market, either native or foreign.
Sold by A. Vaecsro & Co. and Forster,
Kealhofer & Co. 0.Esft cod 160
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LOCALS IN BRIEF.

The Worsham offers unequsled in
ducements to the travelling public.
Mr.. Will. A. Ward has been ap.
pointed Auditor of the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad.
.--Messrs. Tobin, Lynn q Co. offer q
premium of $3.50 for the first five hundred
pound bale of this years cotton.
Rally to the Overton for clean
shave, good bay rum, and refreshing
bath. Prices reduced. shhia l40
Any information left at police head
quarters of WIN. Il. Monroe, formerly Of
Chicago, will be gratefully received by
his son, lad Of twelve years, who is in
this city in search of him.
The mortuary report for the past
week shows fifty-three deaths in the city.
Twenty.three of the number we're whites
and thirty negroes. As compared with
the previous week the report shows an
increase of five.
The attendance at St Peters was
unusually large yesterday morning, to
witness the taking Of the habit of the
Dominican Sisterhood by seven young
ladies of ST. Agnes Academy. The cere-
mony was peculiarly impressive and
solemn.
Certificates were returned attesting
the marriage of the following couples
during the week ending Saturday last :
Edward Holmes and Eda Gwynn, Pas
chal Person and Frances Brown, d. M.
Shea and Margaret Fitzsimmons, Robert
Green and Levina Goodwin, D. N. Nor
ris and Jane Miles, Frank Crawford and
Amey Littlejohn, Thomas Smith and
Maria Rawlings.
The CAMpAIGN.-Proceedings Of the
Central Club, Saturday Ecening.-The
Central Democratic Club of Shelby held
their regular weekly meeting at Stillman
Hall, Saturday evening. The following
business was disposed of. 1t was or
dered that draft Of twenty-five cents,
payable to ]. J. Murphy, Treasurer, be
made on each and every member of the
several Democratic Clubs of the county,
and that the same be forwarded to the
secretaries of the said several clubs for
collection. j. ]. Butler was appointed
custodian of the hall.
The suggestion made through the
LEDGER some days since was acted upon,
by the appointment Of 7. A. Nelson,
Roland Savage and M. e. Cochran, a
committee to procure the permission of
the city authorities for the erection of q
speakers stand aud benches for one
thousand persons on the bluff, and report
to the Club the result and cost Of the
same, r
The Young Mems Bluff City Demo-
cratic Club reported organization, also
the Huppertown Club. 1t was provided
that the members of the Committee on En-
,llmcnt of colored men, be each furn-
;sb.d a copy of the resolution creating
.aid commi,.ss. ThePresident Ofthe Club
was requested to cal. upon the iae'es OF
the county for the contribu. 0n u :"
tional flag. Col. 7. A. Nelson wa, 'p'
pointed member of the finance com
mittee. On motion, it was ordered that
a committee of FIVE on correspondence
be appointed, Of which the President of
the club and Corresponding Secretary
shall be additional members. Messrs.
N. B. Forrest, W. 7. Avery, P. y.
Soruggs, NJ. c. Galloway and VIM. ID.
Stevens we're appointed said committee.
Hon. W. II. Stevens and Hon. W. W..
Coleman were announced as speakers
for the next meeting. ra.
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CoLoRED MEN, ArrExrIox.-At a
meeting last night Of the Eighth Ward
Democratic Club, suggestion was made
that the colored men hold mass meet
ing at our stand, Poplar street market
square, on Saturday, the 18th Of August
commencing at eight o'clock. IL is
hoped and expected that the colored
people will turn out en- nsasse TO hear the
views enuuciatsd BY several eloquent
Conservative speakers. b5th white and
cslored. A fine band viii discourse
eloquent music.
l42 J. ". SuTHEE, Secretary.
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DrsrIsrRE-DrJ. b. WATSON, dentist,
can always be found during Office hours
at bis new dental rooms, over his whole
sale drug emporium, No. sls Main street.
and ready to wait on those who prefer
his professional services (only). l-l-n I
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NOTICES..
NOTICE.

TaXpECTING TO BE ABSENT FROM THE
IL city for month or moro. anyone having
business with ne. as Receiver Of the Gayoso
will piease call on Mr. @. H. Dorion, jr., at office
No. Is, over 304 Front street, who is fully au.
thorized to act for me as above. All tenants OF
stores and Offices, and persons who may want
to rent same, will please call on him LOT terms.
1910 .: M0sbI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-10

Fresh Carolina shad and roe herring,
at ]. Devoto's, corner of Third and
Adams streets 1882
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Star Shuttle Sewing Machines
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!

VroUsEKEEPERs SHOULD NOT FAIL
N ret some of my celebrated remedy
agar. No, l6e Main street. corner Poplar,
are my where hs article S ss1 ao aes sS
had. Try it, d. MAUREk,
TsSC%mend IL. &c Tho rBfsiiible Remedy against
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-10

AN OLD FIRM.-By reference to our
advertising columns, the card of that
sterling old frm,. Jones, Brown 4 Co.,
cotton factors and commission mer-
chants, 2se Front street, will be found.
In the good old times they did a business
second to none in the city, being well
known and patroniEsd By alsrgs num-
Der of planters. Their long experience
in the aim" enables them to make
ready sales, and should be noted By the
planters now engaged in raising the
staple. Business intrusted TO this firm
win never suffer By insttentiou.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-10

"CHAssEPor TIE."-The oft repeated
inquiry, Who invented the Chassepot
Tie ?" has led to the investigation and
solution Of the problem, which in sub.
stance is briefly as follows: This article
of neck dress, which at first was worn by
gentlemen and ladies of fashion, but
which has since been reproduced in
cheap and common styles, until the
quantity sold has reached the enormous
figure of 100000, was first invented by
Henry G. Fisk, ESQ.,, of theGrm of Fisk,
Clark & Flagg, So White street, in 1867,
and the FIRST Chsssepot ties that were
ever sold came from this house. They
imported the only ones that came to this
country, after the invention of it by Mr..
Fisk, but the great bulk of those sold by
them were made in this country under
their supervision. They kept the market
until the goods we're initiated by others
in cheap and fiimsy counterfeits, and yet
controlled the trade long enough To
make a handsome thing out of their in
vantinn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-10

Or our FIRST page we have complied a
directory Of business houses, which our
readers will find q serviceabls medium
for giving their location. est
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-10

PAsonALL Housr DRAwNo.-Cer,iii-
Gates in this grand drawing can be- had
in Memphis Of Mr.. Z. s. Plummnr. w.
II. Passmore 4 Co., 26o Second street,
and at Geo. Pattison 4 Co.'S bookstore,
STA Main street Circulars containing
full particulars furnished on application
to either Of the above parties. l25sodt
BADGES.-A large and beautiful
assortment Of seymour and Blair badges,
pins, photographs, etc, just received at
Goodspeed 4 Co.'s, 24S Third street. We
can supply the trade at lower rates than
can be obtained in New York city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-10

coueh.-No Cure, No Pay.-FoRRrsr's Ju-
SIPER Tar Is warranted TO cure Cough. Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
tho empty bottles and get your money back.
d. p. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street. Agent.
Price. S5cents. y. ~ IL T ST
Conjugal Love. and the Happiness of
True Marriage.-Essays for young men. on
the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and create impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means of relief. Sent
In sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. E-14s
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COLLECTIONS ON ALL ACCESSIBLE
" points, and remittances promptly made.
Ny connection with the Memphis Charles
ton Il. r., as President, requiring my entire at
tention. compels me 10 resign the Presidency of
the above institution. Ny interest as Stock
holder and Director viii remain as heretofore.
/ ask n continuance of the confidence and pa
tronaee of my old friends and the public. which
heretofore has been so generously bestowed.
ia MI. WICKS.
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DEATH OF WILLIAM c. THOMPSON, ESQ.
We are deeply panied to learn the death
of William G. Thompson, Esq, late
Manager of the New Memphis Theater,
which took place at his residence on
Madison street at half-past eleven this
morning. Mr.. Thompson was an old
citizen of Memphis, much admired by
all who knew him, and his demise will
be regretted by wide circle of friends.
He was kind husband, gentle father,
and friend to the needy. Ia his char
liable transactions he was very liberal,
giving with free hand to all who ap-
piled to him for assistance. AS theat-,
rcal manager he was highly successful
in procuring for our people great
variety of dramatic entertainments of
a high order, and in keeping the Temple
of the MUSES. free from that noise and
confusion which in other cities draw
down the vengeance of the gods" By
both actors and actresses he was much
esteemed and respected, and by the host
of supernum cries who found employment
about the theater he will be greatly
missed, for he was kind and courteous
to all. Verify they may never "look
upon his like again" His remains will
be inferred tomorrow, due notice of
which will appear in the morning papers.
Peace to his ashes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-10

THE Mound City packet PeOsta has
removed her landing from U=iOn street
to the foot Of Washington street I
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Money 90 loan ON CoIiaterais nj aes
Main street. cot
HERxAsDo ROAD folks will consult their
interest and call at s. NJ. Guests, near
South street, for family supplies; also,
hay, corn, oats and bran. He buys all
sorts county produce, including fruit
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-10

ChOic q Blu t t e ~!
we are receiving per Memphis and
Louisville railroad TEN TONS Sc
Ieeted GOSHEN BUTTER, to which
wefnvIte the attention ofpurchasers.
MEMPHIS PRESERVING co.,
Iso-t Under the Gayoso House.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-10

EvKRrrHISe in the feed line, at the low
est market rates, at J. Collins, 1876 and
1864 Poplar street l46
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HARD TrxEs.- Housekeepers look to
your interest. Dry cypress slabs for sale
at ". N. Eakin 4 Co.'S saw mill, above
the jail, for one dollar (sl) per cord,
Cor one month. 30
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A CHoIcE FAMILY GRoeERY.-Our old
friend Il. s. King is now opening at his
stand, 226 and 22s Second street. q most
choice stock of family groceries. See
card in this evenings LEDGER
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Upton WEEKLY RECORD.
SAN. p. ROSE. Editor and ProPrfr
THE RECORD IS PUBLISHED EVERY
Il FRIDAY. al
Covfnrfon. Tennessee,

.,as.., srdepenasnt Democrats paper. IL
-9-,i.s-. vri1elv in the counties on Itftons
f..Sse-isis. Haywood and fayet.e. and Z TIE
80 sdxe-tiinr medium. threufh which the
,rerchsnts II Memphis nay aarertile ~ eoan-
10 trade. 20 Be f0rnd IN " 80 hen.es
.s---,;..-,.-ts inserted On liberal terms.
c-'..,,-..- r~~irs furnished gratis q Al Who
nay ass'is me- SAN. p. ROSE.
~ CoTingt0n, Tsan.
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FEUIT CANS, at sSs Second street
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LOST.

r OsT-NEAR THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
on Third street, a pair Of GOLD SPEC
TACLrs. The finder will be liborsl!y re;
warded by leaving them at, the Memphis and
Louisville Railroad Ticket Office, 257h Main
street. .Is-I
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SEWING MACHINES repaired at No. 1853
Main street. .-a.s4 VIA
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SAVINGS BANK Or MEAfhiS'
No. 29I Main street.
w. II. CUNNINGHAM, Presidei. y
w. G. MCCLURE, Cashier.


SAM. TATE, W. b. GREEELAw,
b. B. wADDELJ, NJ. J. wIcKs,
W. r. CUNNINGHAM.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.

PIrrsBuRo and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown d Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7
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HAYS Coal CoxPAsY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, Wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 221 Madison ct.
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WANTS.

JIrANTED-A TEACHER THOROUGHLY
w proficient in Latin and Greek to give les
sons to young man. Address HAROLD; At
this office. 100
UTANTED ITO PURCHASE A DAIRY
w OF 20 Cows. more or less; will pay cash
Apply to d. REED, Real Estate Agent: aO9
Second street. up stairs. I3.-
WANTED-A SITUATION AS HOUSE
w keeper, or cook, by middle-aged white
lady. who can give best of references. Apply
TO CHAS. STOUT Il BRO.
1879 2H Second street. Adams Block.
WTANTED MILK MANI WISH TO
w hire competent Milk Wagon Driver.
Call at my house. four miles east Of Memphis.
on Hollyford road. 1881 B. =. BALL
NETANTED-fO EXCHANGE $40 ACRES
tion. 10 miles from Fayette Depot, for Dry
Goods. For particulars call on 4. B. HAYNES,
or ", p. BATES. Mt 2ta Front street. l46~
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FRurr CANS. at SIS Second street.
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FOR SALE.

WILL BE SOLD. TO PAY CHARGES. If
wv not called for in thirty days. ONE FUR
JOHN RAIN, Arcade Stable.
Memphis. AUGUST 8. 1863. WIZ
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MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Night Express-.........-. 3:15 Pm. 4:00P.M.
Railroad time Is is minutes faster than city
time. Ticket Office, No. 237lx Main street. De-
pot, head of ain street.
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HORACE GREELEY says, tor young men who
are worth $1,000 each, we regard Virginia,
Tennessee, and the Carolinas, as3yery inviting.
Twenty such may buy for $4,000 an. estate
large enough 4o cut up into twenty good farms,
and theen, have, half their money left for Inn
provemsats, &c: By settling together and
oherishiagi 8 fraternai spirit, they may dImin-
ish BIZ o1e half the amount they musta'oth herr
wise inyests inl 9feaips supplements, &C.. We
advise no pooryoupg man, toamlgratet South
alone; but lsttwentY to forty 60 together, buy
an estate judiciously located, cut it up, start
store asbaacksnlith shop, d common school, ,&c.
and they will double the value of their pur-
chase 10 one year, and be in good eireumstan-
ceS within ten years. There are as cheap lands
and as good chances.to-day1in the South as in
the West; but man worth ,$l0e may squat
IN the West ia quartGrL Section IN, some SEQ
ton remesse from present settlements, and grow
into competence; whereas We could adv ise
no one to migrate Southwark with less than
$500; while ifshe goes alone and settles among
utter Strangers rhe4will need far more than an
that }iseytn DaG VIZ il ~ ~ - 80, faj,,ssib
Maagse the Hlaliigg11iiey which acthates Gree
ley aud his seBo6t. Of fanatics, such things as
these occssionaly creep into! their prints, and
when theyae they showsthats thenFast resour;;
ces Of our Southern seetionlare' lso magnificent
That immigrants cannot be kept forever from
coming among us, n ..---,
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bit h5t&i9 no, 1853, KING STREET.
HIS PAPER HANGING .DEPARTMENI
contains as usual the choicest, both, 4 ..U"
.'...ts. PLAIN AND DECORATIVE, a-..
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FRENCH AND AMERICAN MANUFAC-
vraye go!a .;g TURE, li,'.. ' '
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All orders for ,PAPERING Private Dwellings
and Public Buildings will be promptly executed
in the most superior style at the lowest prices.
The many years experience in this business
makes him confdentin giving satisfaction to all
that may favor him with their patronage,
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10 -. t.. 2
'5s.sE 5,,s.sEGIRcUMsTANcEs ALTER CASES. = w hen
the colored delegates from Washington city and
from Delaware demanded to be admitted to
seats in the quad drennial Conference. at Chicago,
and to share in The deliberations Of that body
the audaeity of the. proposal seems to have
struck struck many Of the white clerieaEs with SUR
PRISE. On the spur Of the memeht, some OF
10 admit tlle black brethren. Others, however,
we're determined they. should not be recognized
F5r two Wholeydaysthe debateI on this iisabject
Was pressed and at last it was left to the zine
Bishops to decdawhat ought to be done in q
case where no less than two hundred and fifty
white ministarsy had agreed to! !disgagree. SO
far then as the great body OF the Conference is
concerned, The question of negro equality has
been for the present eVaded.o4Afosst woH sf
There still remained one other troublesome
point. It was by no means difficult, IN hos
pitable seity like Chicago to assign the white
ministers to comfortable auarters but ,sha dit
6culty was was to dispose Of the two colored dele
oates, unassigned, ,,but who could net be turned
off without food or lodging. Nobody seemed
willing to take them, and it must be con-
fessed it was aspiece,of dOwnrigh htlimpertinence
in these brethren to thrust themselves not only
where they we're not wanted, but where they
disturbed the consciences, of two hundred and
fttytwhite ministerspf whom it was intended
the Conference should be exclusively composed.
In this dilemma, certain Brother Hatfield,
With spirit awbrtby of an ancient martyr, rose
and said, sthe colored bret thren would be very
Welcome ytoathe1 hospitality of his bed and
board during the session the Conference. :"
This heroic act Of self abnegation was greeted
With immense applause, and the perplexing
affair seemed finally to have settled itselfvery
pleasantly. But Brother, Hatfield is married
man, and there are such things as 'scurtain
leot1res.p Now, mark the sequel, ss'On, the,
following morning says the Chicago Times,
Brother, Hatfield put in an early appearance.
His countenance wore a look of aiscempo
and he4ooked very like man who had not
slept we'll Getting the ,Reor, he proceeded to-
state that, upon reflection, he had decided that
twould not be convenient, for, him to entertain
the cooreds sbrothers,l and therefore he begged
permission to- with draw his profer Of the day
BEFORE" It was&a painful matter, he said, to-
dWelllupen; but the fact was that it wasn't
exactly convenient - At last, accounts, the two
colorsd brothers had been assigned to a cheap
colorreed boarding house, on Fourth avenue, and
peace like dove . had lighted upon the walls
Of the eblock. : Baltimore Gazette. we-5c q
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100 ri u T. NEW STORE. "a'@l! 10
: : = : HOTrsER KEEPERS EMPORIUM.
100

The attention of housekeepers is most respect
f11Iv called to 8 large end well selected stock OF
III SSityS HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, :,
of all descriptions which will be sold at small
advance on cost price. -. 3D.. 3, ..la, y,
Housekeepers will find No. ! assortment OF
WOOD and WILLOW WARE, BRITTAN4A
and Block Tin, Plain and Pla3ished In Ipl ana
iers and other celebrated manufactured Fine
Silver Plated Table Ware, (Warranted) Brushes
and Feather Busters of al descriptions, Door
Mats, and all other articles. usually found in
frst-cass establishment a call is most res
pectfully solicited. g :: o ~ y BMAN,
.. next door to D. Appichs Confectionery
II q . ..