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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-07
ASSEMBLY.
BILLS PASSED


Amending the Greenport Savings Banks
Increasing the State Government Clerks salaries.
For the better protection Of persons letting or hiring
personal property. - -
Mr. JACOBS moved that the Clerk OF the House he IN
structed to furnish each member OF the Canal Board with
copy of the resolution impeachng Canal Commissioner
Dorm Adopted.
RELATIVE TO THE SALE HAY.
The bill 10 regulate the sale OF hay was lost 40 10 49,
Mr. MADDEN moved 10 reconsider, ana To lay that
motion on tho table, which was carried
OTHER BILLS PASSED.
To prevent distractions OF the streets or NewnOrk Oy
railroad companies In the removal OF snow nom thelf
tracks. -,
To amend the act relative to the Croton Aqueduct De
Relative 10 the Commissioner OF Taxes aud Assessments
In the City OF New-YOrk. .
Bills were introduced to repeal the Niagara Frontier
Police law TO incorporate the Palace Bazaar Company
OF New York. TO amend the act relative 10 the lhus
trial Cooperative Unions To repeal the charter OF the
soldiers Business Messenger Dispatch Company RelA-
tive 10 the Court Of Special Sessions IN New-lOrk
Bills were reported fayOraby TO provide Tor the con.
sructOn OF railroad in Avenue {, ana othe streets ana
avenues OF New York relative TO opening and extending
Thompsonst NewYork TO amend the act for the better
regulation OF remen in Brooklyn To amend the charter
OF e Inebriate Home in Kings County; FOR the better
regulation OF the Brooklyn Fire Department. 10 create an
additional Justice OF the Peace in BROOKLYN TO nix the
salaries Justices OF the Peace IN BROOKLYN 10 lncO
poTate the New-York - Insurance Company; 10 amonc
lie charter of the Waikiki Valley Railroad TO facilitate
the construction OF the Buffalo and Washington tr0ads
~ tcifate the construction of the Whitehall and Pats
burg Railroad; 10 amend tho charter ot tine Anellot
Bureau OF Mines; 10 regulate the sale OF Leaf t0oasce N
this state; 10 permit the SecOndaye. Railroad company
to extend their tracks.
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ALBANY,

THE TAX COMMISSIONERS AND CRoTOS BoAED'
BILLS PASSED THE ASSEMBIx-rHE h"ih
RAILROAD INVESTIGATION.
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
Albany. March 6-Fhe bill changing the APP
poiuting mower in the Tax Commissioners cases III New
York from the Governor 10 the Controller went thiouE"
the Asseippy this morning with only two Vo'es
against IT, The Republicans favored IT, IL Il
the understanding that the bill Is 70 Dc held III uie
senate until the Court OF Appeals decides whether the
present law constitutional II Is there Is no necessary
for pressing the bill II the law Is unconstitutional then
II /. the understanding that the bill Will become law
! The bill egsahng the present Croton Board out OF
existence passed the Assembly to-day by vote Of II to
IT, Many OF the Republicans voted in the affirmative
why hard to say. 1t is charitable to suppose tnat
tneg weso ignorant of what they voted for
-, 1850 . .-
The Assembly Committee o Railroads reported today
she Avenue c Railroad bill = b was referred TO The
same Committee providing the extension or the tracks
Of she second-ave. Railroad CofcpEny.
Mr. Hartman Introduced int1 ne Assembly To-Day q
bin allowing Courts of Special Sessions to he held by any
often and at such times the Hsd of Police Justices
may agree gP9n The De1nocratE mem6e5s OF yGaf
Police Justices Bowling aud Kelly ~tl have their sala
The bin to prevent obstruetious on bs street railroads
OF New-Yori passed to-day the Assembly-Yeas. 49,
Nays. l. It's provisions have been Potished in The
The composition Of the Senate spec1l Committee Of
Ave bIessrs Pierce, Chapman, MatoOn Humphrey and
Bradley TO investigate into the affairs os the Erie Rail
road is TO be commended Although the whole nycsti-
CATION in the interest OF Mr. Vanderbilt Fnd the stock
obbers generally this committee viii do exact justice 10
| all.
The Assembly notified the Senate day t8at il wonld
| commence the impeachment OF Canal Commissioner
| Dorm as soon possible.
The centenary anniversary Of the Masters Lodge, No
s. OF MasOns held at Twoddle Hall. evening,
tanly the finest affair OF its kind witnessed b. Abanians
for years. Besides Grafton and poem, there was
| concert. the music OF which furnished by
Harvey DodwOrths Band of New York. The selections
could not have been finer and they appreciated 10y
intelligent people. The large number who lei during
the performance OF some OF the finest airs much to the
| annoyance Of the greater portion OF the audience
| cannot be counted IN that classl Hiss Weeks,
r fayorite vocalist here, sang number OF
| airs After the concert banquet was given
at the Delayan House, and IL Is regarded as the
| finest ever given IN Albany The week after next,
Charles Dickens Is TO give two readings in THIS city On
account OF the burning OF the Academy OF Music Alba
mans have not much opportunity To enjoy themselves
When they have, people In the State appreciate Ii
| mn
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LATEST GENERAL NEWS.

tby IcrgrapbI
The timber for the erection of barracks at
Stka has been landed q,
"A Cincinnati Police Justice examined 81
lottefy-pocy dealers yesterday
Our officers and troops at Alaska are
well and the Indians are peaceaDie'
Gen. Meade has declined TO appoint an
Alderman for one OF the wards OF Montgomery, Ana
The steamer Nevada, for Panama, sailed
yss' SUhyd from San frN'''O' WIN '''''' u
Fenian mass meeting, in the City Hall,
mica last evening, WAS addressed by Gen oNen 'oL
Walsh, and Others. .,.oo,,.o,1
Joseph Eisele, Il murderer, was executed
~ rteTsbdrg Va yesterday, at 1910 p IN, III presence
OF 10000 spectators AMT.
Brie..Gen Burns, temporary Military
Nayor Of Charleston has been superseded ny CoI 'os'
,Sen Of the sth Infantry
mo name of one of the men who was
nil an the panhandle Railroad Thursday, WAS
Green The train was Wieche"
The first colored jury ever impanneed IN
Memphis setting IN lha Crn is 'oui' ." "''''
CAST WcssIs Welsh * Robb, proprietors, OF
r., Philadelphia Age have purchased building ON SOW
"u'Lo tbird trial in Boston, OF Frank NC
IN Indicted for the murder OF Mary Geary resutvd
IN The disagreement VI the jury after IL hours aeho" a.
non "Rlock Dan and another New York
t, were convicted IA Montgomery, yesterday, of bur
aTy ana OF attempt 10 blow up safe lhe! ~ 10 th'
AiaO'i The National Convention of oil r,fners
rroiucers and dealers closed s session " fiD Durg o.
,,rsv Tho delegates will labor zealohg until al
ihui ,;a"' an Petroleum shall have been aDolY ned.
The st. Louis aud Illinois and the Illinois
and a. Louis Bridge Companies have enec~ pern.nen
NH NM Harmonious consolidation, and the ' ork OF DrdSm
% Mississippi a IS Louis Is soon To w. pushed TO eou
Potion, -, :; fL;.ooo /ror tba hilliar,
,....n,iarshin az Illinois, btWoou Henry Rhines VII
ad he cue aud James Normcug' resulted In FAVOR
ths latter bj 81 p9ih' 81 if'". ING s'c''''' 80 "
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THE SOUTHERN CONTENTIOUS.

The South Carolina Conventions hnished,
Yesterday all the ordinances that Commt.ees ma re-
ported
The Georgia Convention considered the Con-
eressional appointment yesterday.
The Mississippi Convention expelled Mr..
Merriman. yesterday by SS To IS
RICHMOND, March 6.--The Convention to-day
a.loped tho clause DISTINGUISHING AL persons who gave
aid aud comfort the Rebellion, after having taken an
oath 10 support the Constitution Of the United States as
congressman Presidential Electors, Officers in the Ser
vice OF The United States, Executive or judicial
Officers OF state. Those officers Of State speclheu,
| beside the higher ones, Judges, CLERKS o'
Courts Commonwealth Attorneys, sherifs ConstaoFS'
! Revenue Commissioners, Magistrates, oFes.erS
| NJ the Poor, Mayors, City Couneumen tl"u W.
and Tobacco Inspectors CorOners, etc An anru
modify the meaning OF tho words aid anu eoui.S'' 80 a.,
10 except acts of kindness by parents 10 le '.s
soealed Confederate army voting Ior ts p,'
ordinance defeated and the clause was aiok 60 -
n vote OF a., %. clause was au0Rtc" WIS.,
chlsing all officers IN tho Rebellion ao0Ne uo lam ,
First lieutenant In the army, and Master III ,no
ON this last clause conservative reiuseI 10 NOto az
SAYING that he should commit perjury " 80 Twins -
motion 10 expe him for contempt Was tableu'
MPRACHMENT--JEFF. DAVIS.
NRw-ORLEANs March Sin tho Louisiana
Reconstruction Convention oday resolution APproNs
| tine mprnehmout og pisSideHt Johnson WAS IAN over
rcsOlut was oeged ~ n', CEowYeh' eeSgea 10 W.
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DIED.

Sdasa saS SS SH N Sass G P g Hs5 .'
TIE 4d. ' pi Tso on NJ M'es9T M @ os ss
iges and fliends respectfully Invited.
BURRBLLAt Brooklyn Friday Mary ~ widow % "a.
Restites a5d feod. are funeral her late
dsnee No 349 Gost Futona'e, sunday March "f
O'Clock, without further notice
nas No. 81 Esst Thirty na6st jals Dean Of James O.
The SHsi Ie, ' and isSSs '' are a5 to attend the faue
Church (Dr REs Of hfaa'e and Ihra Ga Sun
DAY, March 8, at o'clock p.
CoCHRAy-At sOuito L. L. Friday March william D. cooh-
Funeral on Monday March D. on the arrival
rd Fs,.s M 81 s s Ser p s
r %I nai s Is'p Il GGas fga s S i
Monday March o o'clock p without further Invitation
The Rev l. II Gesner daughter Of AHT and Eyna Dlu'ou.
raae from GiGc. ohureb O'clock s,i.s-
AZ. iii H oes oh ~ '' Fn,ai, ar, sspsc, uTisd
HTcsso9 Eay March W ss . , .sG 'Ta ,s .si
: Jess and & months
IEyroq Thursday morning March > IreH osly daughter Of Willis,
s a E AID f t The ty are resi- es,ay united
sais cSataTdsyj aisruoon, at O'Clock.
LORp-op WEDNESDAY March a, his residence this cts, Daniel
r lST sSq 41ess II. S i IL The o rnh,
ami Thirty euths Saturday, March At II O'Clock m
LucKBY-on Thar,as March At no II BarT0"-' tAe'' -
Fo s:sls 'sfT % At St r'''' oD''' '''''
5.s.a ss ss s S;e 81 :
Of ReyuOds only ehia o. a. NV"
BSrsi u CabaSos
| Csnsstois aBdo swrgO papers please
RKER-oa wedss,ds NaTc EeccA EEcf IN the '7h Of
Her friend, are invited TO stteud Der upera Cbah
Seondaye ard Tenthst houd! reXi ~ l O'Clock uta-
further invitation.
s1MGHr-A, Nice France on TLuI.y Nathaniel slsss
Of jersey City. y. j. IN the 3ist 81 his
being brngm 90 NeSJeseT foe
intennent Is due al York on Iue March TO- Nots Of We
funeral hereafter
sm1H-N Jamaica South on FrdA, March John Bergen SAITH b.
TIE relatives AID 6.6is Of the family respectfully invite, to ..sd
g. the PreshTeraa
Church Jmscs Cars leave the Howard House last New forf,
az IA o'clock
wEMYSS-on weneSay pueperal Intermittent dbes,
Margaret H. wife Of Francis g. WemySs in tie Jth other
Myrtle s Cebsrases BrooIya X D. on SUNDAY
O'Clock The friends OF the family respectfully nTed to stsea
FUNERALS TO-DAY.
| BCrLER, PIERCE r.. No I79 MsoougaLst
| CRUMMI. JOHN A., No Is5 Avenue b.
DUNCAN WILLIAM N.
HELM e. Christ Church Bedsordsys wulsas
| HENTz Mrs ELIZABETH. Hampstead.
! JONES, JOSEPH H. No S?9 West Foryfhinis,
! lord DANIEL, Brick Church, Fnh-aye.
| MIHNERLY. IRA O.. NJ y. Chapel. Bankst
NAREEY Mr.. MARIE D.. Nc: % 6rdgest, BoOLJn.a
| MCDOWELL. JANIS No. a. NoriolA-st
! oHARE. JOHN, SO West Eleventh.s-
POWELL, Mrs KATE A., No 80 Adephi s., BroOlyS
TAYLOR MARIA MlNEsS, Garden-st, South Bergen ~ j..
TEBBENS Miss MACHGALINA, No. sOl West ThrtisthsL
VAIL Mrs MARION j., No 2lJ Dean-st, Brooklyn
FUNERALS TOMORROW.
DAVIS, Ms MARGARET NJ z. Church wlp.,st BfOSirs..
HAND ISAAC ASrEN, No. 4te East Houston st.
PLASr ELL NJ +. Church, Hudson City, n j.
| VAN BRAKLR LYDIA LOUISE. no 81 North Thu.t Booi.
iyu H. D.
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eect That a. the presence Of Jefssscn Dzys tbe as
traitor ia detrlnenta TO peace and gooc oraer no Do
warned 10 leave this state within ~ h0afs thofocoa
ton was returned TO the delegate rlf.F
NORTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EDUCATION w
BOTH WHITES AND BLACKS,
RALEIGH. March Son Wednesday night The
proposed scheme for immigration bureau was
Yesterday MT Williams OF Sampson. Conservative, ~
deprived OF his seat and Mr. Hail. Radicawas declares
legally elected the place To-day, the report OF t'
Committee on Education passed its second reading W
strict pnrty vote provides for the Openipg OF tpo
University and all the other public schools alike ~
hacks and whites A Conservative member moved 70
have different schools for whites and blacks, but Il Wa
voted down The report cOmpels al persons 10 ssno
thr children between five and IL years 81 age " pubs
schools M months when they not able 30 educate
them otherwie cOnfes large powers upon the snper
intendent OF Pubic Instruction
, MAN KILLED on THE NEW HAVEN RAiLRoAb
Two men who were walking ON the track Oh
the Now Haven Railroad, snort distance beyond psren
I the New-Iiayu OH naiiIvau, vnOrS "ies''s~N - -
at about II O'Clock last night, and, to aVaa tram So1
toward Boston, stepped TO the other tafk were f'0
run over by a trun approaching in the oshr u'ro0uo'
One OF iSe was instantly killed. and the 0sher
| Il not fatally injured. Beth were blacksmith 'es"
! OF DarleD, but their names were not reported,
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.
WITHHOLDING TIIR PUBLIC LANDS FROM SALE.
Mr. JULIAN Qtcp, Ind addressed the House atlength
on the bill 10 prevent the further sale OF the public lands
of the United States except provided Tor IN the pre-
empton and homestead laws for dsposing OF town sites
and mineral lands. -
Mr. MItNGEN introduced bill to relieve John Young
Brown from political disabilities, which was referred 10
the Committee on Elections. -
ExTESsIos OF THE NATIONAL BASKING SYSTEM. ,
Mr. SEIYE fRep., " " introduced n bill anendatoiy
az Inc National Banking law-F1rst by repeating the
CLAUSE which restricts the aggregate circulation 10 N
900 600 and declaring that there DO no restriction as 10
the number or aggregate capital OF the banks 70 De
formed thus returning 10 the welltried principles OF
the New-York FREQ banking laws seeohuy, re-
healing the thrtyhrst section, when cOmpels
the banks to keep reserve In legal-ttnder notes
equal TO 10 per cent aud Uncertain cities 10 70 per cent Oh
their circulation and deposlts-a useless ana unhects
loss OF interest and no practical security to the OH
holder or depOsitor The third provides for tho re-
denIptlon Of their notes IN Now-York CITY Dyal mo
banks az par which Is, In effect equivalent to specie
payment The fourth authorizes new loan, payaLe,
rncpal or interest gold coin at the present w,lgh
and standard for the purpose OF rcdeemng all the ical
tender notes in excess Of sOO0OOO00 When reduced 10
that sIm the remainder 20 be receivable for custom
dntes 10 lie payable In con and to be relssued TO credit
or of the Government who may desire them so that inc
limit OF 500 900 shall not be exceeded COMMITTEE on
Banks and Banking. -
The House az u o'clock adJonrned.
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ONE OrNcE or Com

VIII he give, for svey y sdutersiioa srad ia Va
BITS LiOS CtgygE This Coffee Is roasted gTouFa and eeai h~
fCGUy" under letters patent from the Juird Sse" ycyelsenT
All saved and tie Coffee presents. sh gHssy sprr.
family shOud H. l. hfen twenty
stronger pure esy
OSE DOlLaR GKsFNBACS For sale everywhere n j
keep this coffee and all get or send orders de 49,
the factory. b. r. BABBuT.
no. c. IS 3d. o. 70. "a ssd u ssbinSssrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-07
GEN. HANCOCK RESTORES THE NEW ORLEANS
STREET COMMISSIONER.

EEv.oHIsass L.. N.rsh S;lss
SPECIAL OsDER No so [Extrao7l ,ll.-By Ill,
rVgon of Gen Grant, mach OF peragrVAfIom speesl
Osief No. SERIES from these he anquaItrTs.
daSea Feb. g. 1863, a. removes William Btkei from tho
of5oc Street COrsmissOn0ffor the City OF NewOeas
and oEpOnts GeorFs D. Field On his place IA ereDy TO-
yOked and the said William Baker Is hereby re h'ateo
aud NIL resume the uties OF sad Office Of strt et COn
missioner for the CsY OF New Orleans tho san 10 as
said order Of removal had not be VA made.
By command OF Mai1T-Gen. ". :. Hancock,
GEORGE J.. HARTsBP1. Asst. Att' uen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-07

Window shades made TO order striped FnrBiiureS
ChBS ofnew patterns Lace Curtains sh Couces ard se Piano
Covers opeled beautiful for ovPncei Cloths osf
liz wMR,vsy No. sc Boadssy. below Fourthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-07

INsUatSCE AGAINST ACCIDsyrs:-Our .cean-
ers referred TO the advertisement headed I"s
Pioneer Accident Company on the e ghth page.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-21
The Port of Memphis.

The river is still swelling at this point,
and is high up on the Arkansas bank.
The City of Cairo sails for St. Louis
this evening. Capt Bob K. Riley COM
mands and VIM. White is clerk.
Capt. Frank STEMS packet Clifton will
leave for Cincinnati this evening. Her
Office is occupied by G. W. Hunter.
The clipper-built steamer Liberty No.
2, Capt. Geo. W. Gable, leaves for White
river at FIVE o'clock. Milt. R. Harry and
Chas. Sharpe attend to her official duties.
Steamboatmen can save money BY get
ting their printing executed ct the PUB-
Lie LEDGER Office, our arrangements
enabling US to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West We invite steam boatmen to
examine our styles of work and prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-21

DECE1sE OF Mr.. S. KIsBE.-AthAlf
past nine o'clock last night, at his resi-
dence in this city, the life of Mr.. S.
Kibbe ceased. His death will be de-
plored by loving wife and family, to
whom be was kind husband aud indul-
gent parent, and regretted BY the typo
graphical profession, of which be was
q faithful and respected member. He
was nearly forty years Of age. A native
Of LOsisiana. he possessed the graceful
manners and waning peculiaritiss Of
the people Of that sunny cline, and
throughout life he was admired BY all
who knew him for bis kindness and
courtesy Peace to his ashes. To-mor-
row morning At ten o'clock the members
Of The Memphis TypOgrsphical Union
will attend bis remains to their last
resting place in ElmvoOd Cemetery.
Funeral services at the late residence Of
deceased, l56 Causey street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-21
On. J,rrs-This celebrated specialist

f DR JANEs.-Ihis celebrated epeeiailst
ismeeting with the success his great rep
utation 50 justly entities him. 1t should
be remembered that his stay in Memphis
Is limited, as be cannot leave his home
Office in Chicago for a great length Of
time. Rooms. lss Main street, over
Wbeatos's hat store. Webster Block Ia
osscs fro= an. 10 I pm, and EoE 2
10 pn.-a1d Sunday, from 10 am. TO
pm .-.-... ..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-21
INTERESTING TO GARDESKRs.-Therich

Ladies, do not forget j. III. Loewen-
stone a. Bros, Clay Building, are sell.
ing good handkerchiefss Ioei good
corsefs, z5c; all linen towels. 10 2-Sci
good hoop skirts, soc; nice Kid
srIowea Al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-21

MORE HEAT WITH LESS FUEL-Have
your CRATES set with Lemons patent
Improvement. Leave orders at s.
David's, 4S Monroe street, ID w rs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-21
LAUNDRY oFsrcr, 10 Jefferson st.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
Now Orleans d press. daily. 225 r.N. 4il5 Pm.
Sardis accom'n, OK. Sunday, $3.50 An. 1:S0 Pm.
Freight, Nerth, Monday,
Tuesday and Friday.
South, Tuesday. Thursday E
and Saturday, 3:25 M. $50 Am.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through express. daily...1g:45 Pm. 500 pm.
Somerville nc. save Sunday ass AM. 500 Pm.
Corinth ac., save Sunday. 6:lO N.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street, and at Depot.
Day Express1.....-.......... 9:15 AN. 700 An.
Night Express-...-......... 3:l5 P.y. 400 Pm.
Railroad time Is Is minutes faster than city
time: Ticket office, No. 2S71S Main street. De-
pot. head of Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-21

COST, COST! COsTl---The large and
splendid stock ofBOOTs, SHOES and
HATs--one of the finest In the south
---fo be closed out at LESS THAN
EASTERN COST, FOR CASH.
j. T. HANDLAN d. CO.,
279 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-21

DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this Office. t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-21

FOR RrSr.-A stOrsrOon corner Of
Washington and Second streets, suitable
for family grocery or confectionery.
Terms moderate-accordisg to the times.
Apply on the premises OF to Tie drug
store opposite. 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-21

CoAL.4Bigly, MelIersh & Co., dealers
in Pittsburg and Kentucky coal, rs South
Court street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-21

Planters wanting BOOTS, SHOES,
or the very latest style of HATS,
should call ut the large and magnin-
cent house of J. IT. HANDLAN q CO.,
279 Main street, where they are SELL
ing UNDER COST. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-21

(. BRroos a PkrERsos. best Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. No. IL Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-21
Sneoial Notices.

Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-Forrest's Ju-
piper Tar is werranted to cure Cough. Group,
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung diseases, or the
price positively refunded. Iustantaneous re-
lief produced. Try it. If not satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get y.ur money back.
D. F. GOODYEAR, $40 Second street, Agent,
prira Of nants =. u ~. ~ Al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-21

COMPLAIN no more of hard times-Mss
Wolf & Co. are Offering great induce
ments. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-21

PorAroEs. - One hundred barrels
choice Peachblow potatoes for sale.
DICKSON CUNNINGHAM u Co.,
II I Howard row.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-21

Rev Marriage euide.-An Essay for Young
Mon, on Physiological Errors. Abuses and Dis
eases incident to Youth and Early Manhood.
which create impediments to MARRIAGE.
with sure means Of relief. Sent in sealed letter
envelopes free Of charge. Address, DR.. j.
sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
philadelphia. Pa. l3l-vr5l