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6opartnrrsbip auiitts.
;lutitts Of Bmkruptcr.

rTHIS is TO GIVE N0TfCE-That on the 18th
March 1883 warlni BseiuIy vas ssne ay.ns
REED 81 ankn Tosnsbp TIE County OF
Bergen OF New Jersy who has been AJSged BSl
rIpt bis peing that The payment Of any ael .d ue
property ou TO sueb BAnkrn' " nm of r h
the irabs ei property y bin arr ofbdi,a h lol
eb said Bankrupt their debts and 70
choose Bees 81 hs es.si viii be h Al to1 OF
Banirpy 10 be hodeu les Main street, PAtesonl hsy'
Jsr,ey tsfors onas D. eIsey Rg on the Zd DAY Of Ap
A d ls6s st 10 ecioek a n-DAted Apr. leh. lS8 -
BESAJAH DEACON. u. s. Marshal, ss hsssengsf
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PASSENGERS ARRIyED.

FROM SAVANNAH April If-In steamship hortgomeU-y Crb'
J. Boyd a Lamb. JoLu Lamb w T. MAY John Ryan o. Ohv
Crowen Burgess JOhn PerJ, W. GeaHd j. T. BoFa 'AlS
King. ... III. t.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC -
san Ri,es s:22 Sun S 619 Moon Rises. -
gkrEa THIS pAL -
Sandy lisa Cows Ispd.. 244 Rel Gate. %! t7s
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
Iss1 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1907.
COMMENCING JUEk J. lo6I
Rcanhr

cohMESCISG JUNE > ISsl
Passenger station in New rori corner T-sn,ys,,sn and yssn
ave Entrance on Twenty se'sh'ht
TRAINS LEAVE sRwYoRx,
for Fs-Haven bridgeport ZOO 800 QBLl. uD N, n IS
Gni acc Or ~ 90 ssd 30 g;Il ~, ,r n %
For Sor.,ii zoo 400 grl 900 Ils aI: EIl. 400 GrL
- 3, ' 6s4,a. @ scS 600 10 so, n 40 sse
s s:..s a.. E ..s s 81 s .;.sS: S I % m n. AIS
AZ 40 40 ." CONNECTING TRAINS
F% sS.Sn u. sS, Fs; aSG I H, r. ga 40 1% kI
For R.ssSrt and SphSgssa 500 "a tEI s 400 ELl 500
Fer conusetIcut River Railroad (RIl laSp n h0s
t,sl 2oo NJ % NORTHAMPTON An ..r..a "A nRx, Ials
s.wH.yn Lsrdon md ssOuaEOn Railroad at 400 n
70 s.It Canal :Is, ' ~ to ssrs.sS:.A 70
Eos Y.sgAtack Railroad 500 m, 3@pn
o's~''i'u' 0e'''As O'' JAMES n HoYT. sast
NEW-JERSEY R. R.-For PHILADELPHIA,
W Psa z and 2 nigh. Es. s.s 3, .Ss %.;sSsSs u SSsS
PSR THB wEsr-ro Cincinnati and cAe.sosto nrs
one chang. v; ,.spns.n train va thrsusa .
..Iy s Family ss, s.s %
Ss1e.s'' SSesso "'r D. .-'' y16KsoS &c. sag.
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF l.. I.-(WIN-
Lave J.n:sssp T. as u Vi, L. Railroad s J'n,is. for
issS Lave Tr.siasss, ggsel %, Vi. Br''iln Central
Jsnsss slip T., at m, VIA l. kAnoao 'sn~es' "
Babylon and all war stations "a. =. p...l,-- c....,
sass lfe.s q J.mse. r ssS:s
Babylon 1i35 for jamaica and al w e'nhSS
,ss ,h t,a Of l. Railroad arriving al Jsmsssthp al 10 N
Leave Bahou 7'35 for Jamaica and All sayssHoas ease'
Ing With train BrOsiyn csntral klroad arriving
RrookJn at 10 A. m . -. IN -. .,.,o.. a..
,,,n ,ith tr.u of l. Railroad arriving Jsmetss slip at
Leave Baboa l+o for Jamaica and all eoe
,,sS ,ih train Of Brookyu Central Railroad, arriving fnnta
ave Broekvn 3o5 abdseenbeetuf also WITH me norseAn
The iori and Jamaica Railroad snsh s1ys'
nnntes u "nAiN '@SN'
To take eject Nov 4 1861 ... GALL. .. $4,000
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Yrinting.

SoarS an6 aoums.
BOARD and WASHING at SO 2j per week
FEMALES only had spacious Home No g RhA
betbst, door above Canal X b. HALLIDAY supt
DOARD-A few pleasant rooms may be had,
I'D With board at No a Rss. Twenty h st. between Broadway and
Foartb-sEe
II ODGINGS.-Three gentlemen can DE accom-
ncdated With comfortable BEDROOMS In quiet private fsy
and location house where there othsT
era Terms Inquire at No M BrosfEay betEsen Thirty
srth aud Tbirtv. .Seyerhst
TNHREE gentlemen can be accommodated with
BOARD and pleasant With private family Bergen
Point n j. House about 10 MINUTES vslk from Lslous llons
Boat depot Address M Boz 80 $40 Y Po.t0fee
1.-TWO furnished ROOMS to single gentlemen
No private family BY sIsave 20 West 1heestht
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public cautioned against trading Tor the and ne above
T recovery Of e and the arrest " toe t
Apply hORGASs SOM Ne 80 WiaHs-, New" loFh, Or tl
| J0hrNVILLB Cashier. Cana Bank, New Orleans.
| kss .Orlesns March d. 1904
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'1E PERSONAL si HISTORY OF ULYSSES s. GRANT.
A GENTS WANTED for DANA"

LIFE OF ULYSSES S. GRANT.
Comprising complete and accurate history Of hs sveu ssd Interest
Inc esreer sth authentic Of Invaluable military seryees
adding impartial estimate Of bis character as hAn so
b. The Hon Charles A. Dana late Assistant Secretary cfwar
The Spugfeld Republican "Dsuss Le Of Gen Gfart "a
pre 10 t. Authentic and peculiar intimacy With bic hero sur.
will be the most reliable and best Lac OF Sn'
published" IL n,
The Troy Times ssy Dsnas Life Of Grant Is certain eclipse All
ether HIVES Of guisbed bero and statennAh"
For particulars, spply ~ OF address go. ., A..
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BANK ROBBERY.

The Bills Of The CITIZENS UNION BANK oP sCIrDATE l.,
having been all redeemed by scTUATg NATIONAL BANK and
portion Of b, having been stolen With other property March 2' 1893
Will rot .gsu \ redeemed
All persons therefore cautioned against receiving the anne
ALBERT HUBBARD. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

WILLIAM SOUTHERN, formerly of Liver,
w pool Bsg.od-wam soo,he eaei1s.9Ilsr len Liverpool
thence Ysnt, and from thence Cohoes Albany Conp
last heard Of Gbon IL II living BY communicating
undegDed he viii bear Of something 20 bis advantage
dead ssd will given for proof o. bis death To Be soped into
tbe Albany psperL DUKE GofFBft sohsors
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WI CHANGE OP TIhR l.t
The Spring Trains ub into eject On
MONDAY April 10, 1853. Leave Eew-fork;
7OO a. n Nail for Ras,op and intermediate stsiioRs
$50 M Dover Accommodation
l:3O o N hasten BIprrsa
aJO D. m Hsciststown Mail
400 m Lehigh valley EIpress-Essoa AaUeh Chssli AZ
500 ,. IN hoTristown Express.
go o. M MorristOSr AseoumOianoa
For further changes blla A. r. bhhIHoOD
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DY HENRY III. LEEDS, Auctioneer. .,
ID VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FUREITgRB SUPERB tass EAhvEp
INLAID r. W. BUFPBT B0Ok-CASk WITH CAh'bD FAoohhS'
AND OTHER COSTLY PUREITURR i, .urux-nsn.x
HRERY m IEEDs MINER sell By snetion WEDNESDAY,
nI E Al ioI loek Al the private residence liz West Houstor
At betseen Thompson snvnsA, all the valuable bure con
t,n Ia ,d house made BY Potter smus or ne
particulars catalogue
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GIQ MADE by Agents selling the New
~ IU Psa! Kerosene OH Abarbent which Presenl all oye
on r.e.pt ~ iss A5drsss BEET G0ODHOw Co. No 81 Wal
jbe Boston. MaGG a ..
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mo nov and varied styles
Also the rembdsr Of ont oe great
Paris Exposition of 10 bronze SILVER glass chins,
kc, ke from the Frerh, Aas Rgssisu Spanish
Venetian RHghsh India ether sections TO BIZ SOLD hf AUC
TIOs EVENINGS of TUESDAY AMI WEDNESDAY, APRIL
7lsi and by ROBBRT sOMERvLLb Auoone sth GALLERY
sf Fourteenth Optn Day and Evening until
time ofsale.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

DERRY MILLER, the we'll known NeWYek Publishers has
,o rAv H,sdleys LlPB AND CAMPAIGNS or GIN. GRAM
horace GREELRY has written the Introduction IL u the mos.
e est popular bea Illustrated tbe mot liberal terms givu
sgeut1 80. -. .-,..-, i, =,
srt PGdesi II % make surely and honestly,
vs YOU 10 s9dress further particulars the above hfn
The pnis csutouef against numerous rival work. sorle
nh b are % boois Ia Get ahs sboye WORK. and vu
fhe l-r
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DY ROBERT SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer.
I'D All valuable hot house and hsa PlAETs
shrnbbery Oruaueu FURNITURE contained The
serVstoie and grounds u the -.-.
BROEXDALR WKSTCHENrKR.
distance from fVrhAm bore VIII be
SOLD MOSDAY. APr ~ 81 II ococ b. order Of The
y L'BlLLAhD, ",
ROBERT soWERyILLR AHeoaesr osos No. % Ssss.ust
Gallery No. "a HhhAve
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Marbintry.

mathintrg ,.'..
NOR SALE-A 4S-inch double cylinder PAPER
MACHINE perfect OSsE running Can be all nett
Seek PoT sale cheap. Iuquirs of
DRRRICHsOS L BABTLETr, No. 20 BeslTas,st n y.
EOR SALE CHEAP-Four new TUBULAR
Tubes Ase one l5HolssPs.r oPRIGHT BOILER APpgo
DENkkKuX RICH Co. % CsdT BAap hoB n0ks
sEstcthrt, bsaiE Dfosflys, ~ T.
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An Illustrated Guide the principal Suburban places The Line OF
e Ese Division ofths RSsy has been prepared aud can os o
free charge BY those vhas TO
personally the region referred TO- With q. view Of settlement
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warbk mS sIait Mants.
A UGUSTUS TABER g. BRO,
N IHPourxEs WHoLEsAlE DKAiF.i IS
ITALIAN AND AhBllCAh AAhbihN
STEAM aARBLB WORKS, No ~ HLt-Iss, @-iotI:
MARBLE .MANTELS IN great varieties Mt
" re5esd prices fts KLABBRS MANttACrok' NO a. fint
T,1 Get price hsl before puroA,isg sLsshers MAJ
ell, pa. up "a the county. ----------------
MARBLE MANTELS.-Ihe best place IN the
wi e,v "a r, Maa.e of The lresi dtsg1r a. He hos
proe. a - A. KIABERs WORKS Nos Jt ssd 20 E. 1851 a.
near birdAve n 4 mRnes W 10 the ooani ou tnn gaS
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, half the
lvI p1es Nsrble estilogue ]. ~ slb"hh
Ne COS siIthss lsssssa TAlhl sas ass Isrg,sIsa ava
rJyHE PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY,
ii Manufacturers 0f
uARHL2IZKD SLATE MANthlS,
BILLIARD TABLE BEDS, ... u. ...
PIUMBRRS' SLABS
CISJgRNs, BATHS, SISks aud siihLslho % al 'iro''
MARBLBZBD SLABs
p,.,. Tsh<, Burrsus, WhaLNots, kc .
Wsnscux and Paeng for and hahh h'e "
s.ls OIL sds 10 oder s trade supplied on favorable terms
ELRAZRR JOSes, Manager 1ltns SrAa' liz, " j.
WAREHOUSE No " Veg kesssaIb o., j. j. 80 @
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DibiSmS Autitts.
Gbauts for Susintss Y,H.

A GENTLEMAN Of long experience in Dry
"A this city and having boot % seve5a yss s Ssa
sih from 80 9 70 eoe who Sih place s
against TIE advertisers eIDerenoe open store ene o. ne
49, nd mot thriving An unusually tne opening
both sere ao IN
kostOp szs tbs required Address B. Of no boA
a. Eoe aud IA Waker-sL
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

Agents xss;sd p:odue. EEM STAB SHUT SEWING
MACHSBStcb alike both sdeG Tho only t ass erpuee
We viii eoagn mses. % r.spona oe psIaes
aBi empoy sBeyge Agents on salary Fa fses1 shu -
AddrtEs w o. ~"
and, Ohio Boston HssE. 81 Louis No.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

DY HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer:
I'D ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
HENRY LEEDS MINER win s.l by soeton on WspEhs M y
DAY April o'clock the Private Residence No ia hAs'
Pfneenthtt between Irvirg.place and Third-ave,
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of veVs ae
Brunei, apets r w In Crimson Sgd Damssf eyd
Piano Eoesve by Cisrt w. NJ T. cehterTa6H En
nan. French Plate Pier Mirrors W. Suite VINE and
Green sgd Satin Chsndss r. W. Bisgere ke eyd W sno
Mig peteds Bureaus Wahssnd oTd W. Wardrobe Crimson
and Green egd Satin Window Crrns Hair MAitress and Pillows
W. Bookesss. Suite Plush Dining Room Furniore, China
Croekery. Glassware ke Also Kitchen Furniture
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

ALL CLASSES OF UNITED STATES YgEDs @ cREDITES I Oh
RRMITTRD POR RECEIPT, At MAEKkT hATBh
FREK OR ALL COMMISSION CRARGEa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27
The Port of Memphis.

The river continues to fall, but not as
rapidly as rapidly as few days ago.
There was heavy fog yesterday after
noon, which must have forced many
steamers to lay up. The Arkansas is at
low water mark, and business is excru-
tiatingly dull along its banks. White
river is in fair boating condition, but
slowly falling, and St. Francis river still
allows packets to go to Wittsburg.
The Laurel Hill is announced for
Louisville at this evening.
Tomorrow evening the Mollie HANDLE
ton will leave for St. Francis river,
Commercial for White river, Sam Hale
for Cincinnati and St. Patrick for Louis
vile.
Steamboatmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at 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, 1868-01-27

FL0UR-The market this morning was hrmi
family % fancy. sli 70 IS per Dbl superhAe'
Fish-DSiii. with fair jobbIps trAds aoipE.
North Carolina white shad, halt barrel, ~ on,
herrings. v barrel. Sls; mackerel, No. | y
90 oOas, No. 4 u barrel. S2ii half barrel,
$lii MI, q 40, No. 8, y half barrel. $lQ
kii: z ~ iSS2 p; whils Ash. ' fbarrsl's'SS
GRExsE@firm at 'Sess y pound for ship
GUNPowpER-zIpactiys and nominal At q
VHxYxDall. At $40 s SSa on Il landing.
nIDES-In fair demand flint. lsc, salted.
'HRxTiiER-9u and steady. Oak seIes
S hs%S:ch u sSsso a HspSs s .a
French calf S60G72; American calf, N29d.
MOLASSES-M inaeiivei New Orleans
T0as5c; sorghum, 05eI5c; syIups, sl@$l 30
mETALcpull; choice, - %sS p 20 s::,,,Dv n,
0ooNSyfpoNs-stsady at So soar y Dbl. In store.
PR0VISI0NS-,rh market was quiet and
steady, and a. small trade doing mess PORK,
l s s G Ys9s ,S SSsi . sS%p 81 . iSsi
ders, l0l<9llo; breakfast bacon. lbgl6ci plain
is fl6c. Lard firm. with fair demand kes
leaf lot1 Niic' utfccs 10 wi1.f.s
Choice rule at 81 OOsi n barrel.
PAINTS, OILS, ETC.-rbe market Is inac-
tive. We quote white lead. "a TO quality. i:@
| 10 American zinc, q9l0c French zinc. Ia
i6c iinsoed oil, 81 coal IS turpentine. 10;
dryers, lie putty. 7If@sc.
RYE SRED-Dulli selling at 81 eSel 20 v
ROPE-Dull; seiqc for machine.
RICE-Quiet at ll9l4o \. N.
SALT-Dull at So b09S IS y Dbl.
SUGAR-Scarce and stiff: crushed and pow
/ dered, l8elsifc; coffee sugars, l6lz9lI1<c.
TALL0W-ln demand at 9Hc Fb.
TAR-Quiet at SO n dozen kegs.
TURPENTINE-F Firm at S0e y gallon.
TOBACC0-Quiet. A fine stock Is on hand
and new supplies arc received daily. We quote
natural leaf at 81 OO@l 25; fancy Virginia,
new work. $lal Is fine bright, pounds. Sl@l
25; medium do. pounds, SOc9tl; common
bright, pounds, $dOS75c; hue fancy smoking.
WHEAT-Is In fair demand at 50 2OS2 50
| for choice white, and 81 1901 rs for spring.
WHISKY-Market steady and quiet, with a
small trade doing. Sales OF common at 81 400
| 2 90: Bourbon. s3@6.
w00L-In fair demand; unwashed, I592Oc
/ al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27
General Market.

APPLFS-Dull: selling at S466 90 2 barrel
BRAN-Dull. At 81 to SIS ? ton.
PUTTER-Dull; choice yellow Is in demand,
with little on the market; selling AZ b 500; in
ferior al rs q &c: Goshen, foc.
BEFSWAN-Steady at SOC.
BAGGING-Dull and nominal; India. 2i9 q Sc
Kentucky hsnd-jobhing. l6c.
COKN-Scarce. sheiled white and yellow
rule Al QcdSl. ear corn in bulk, l51soc.
COFFRE-Quiet. with light jobbing trade
doing. prices are firm and unchanged Rio,
q All Laruyra, MdS2c; Java. $500.
cHTCkENS-Scarcs So1sI per dozen.
EFSH-ouiet Western Reserve, " lie.
fs-srrv. lfi<dl7c: English Dairy, lf,f 10 lie
CFNFNf-Dull; Louisville s. Dbl.
CANDLES-Dull A. lee for light weights.
FGGS-Ars frm a. sc = dozen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27

New MEMPHIS THEATER.-Mr. Edwin
Adams closed his engagement Saturday
night, with the Drunkard and Black
Eyed Susan. This evening the compa'
ny will produce Under the Gaslght,
with the thrilling railroad scene. This,
as those witnessing it can testify, is one
of the best of sensational plays, and
should attract large audience. To-
morrow evening the Lott Opera Troupe
will appear in Flotow's Martha.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27
LOCALS IN BRIEF.

-Chancery Court is in session to-day.
- Police court was dull this morning.
The Radical delegates to the Jacobin
convention, have returned. What pity
Mr.. John r. Somerville, arrested by
Judge Hunter for contempt, has applied
to Judge Rives, of the.Circuit Court, for
release on a writ of habeas corpus.
There were forty-three deaths in the
city last week-quite an increase on the
previous week. Of the number, seven
teen we're whites and twenty-six blacks.
An old negro named Rogers shot at
another negro Saturday who snatched 500
from his hand and ran. The shot
missed, but the police caught the rascaPs
pal.
-Messrs. John S. Dickerson, M. Will
bennington, 7. N. Hughes and E. 81. Cobb
have been appointed delegates to the
Conservative Convention from the First
Civil District
-Unsophisticated countrymen con-
tinue to be bamboozled by the lock and
strap games. Ifthey would read the pa
pers and remember what they read, such
shallow games could not be practiced on
them.
In the United States Court, Satur-
day, A. Loeb appeared and moved to
dismiss the petition of involuntary bank
ruptcy filed against him. 1t was taken
under advissment by the Court. ChaS.
J. Barker dismissed his petition in bank
ruptcy filed heretofore.
Joe Locke, No. % Jefferson street,
has on his counters all the principal New
York dailies, the Cincinnati Enquirer,
tie Chicago, Louisville and st. Louis
dailies, the comic magazines, Putnam's,
Galaxy, Harper's, Demorest's, Leslie'S,
Godey's, and other magazines, French,
German, Irish and English weeklies, the
scientific, sporting, spiritual, literary and
agricultural papers. Call and see his
stock. He has an excellent display.
- The Galaxy is monthly that has
obtained high character for its supe-
rior tone and its interesting articles; the
February number is on Emmons coun-
ter, 10 Jefferson and 1893 Main street.
He has also received the Eclectic Maya
zine, filled with fine selections from the
English magazines; also, Leslie's Maya
zine of Fashion flor February, with
splendid colored plate also the Scien'
tific American, Leslie's Illustrated, La
Courier des Etats Unis; La Semaine,
Illustrated Police News, Police Gazette,
the st. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville,
Chicago and New York daily papers, and
the finest show of Valentines ever opened
in Memphis. Last night the Atlantic
Monthly (for February arrived, and the
latest Cincinnati and st. Louis dailies.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27
Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
Monday Evening, January q. 1868.


Monday Evening, January q. 1868.
Little City Scrip is offered. and the only
transactions are between brokers, who seem
to acknowledge no regular price. Dealers sell
small lots to each other at 46 to s7c. Small
pieces are held at SOC. The market is firm.
Police Scrip is scarce-none on the market,
and transactions between dealers at Sc. 1t is
sold to tax payers at SO to %.
County Scrip is dull and unchanged, nomi-
nally 81 TO Csc. in the hands of dealers.
There is little change in Tennessee money,
which we quote as before Bank Of Tennessee
Cold issue). q; Bank of West Ten
nessee. 40; Bank of Chattanooga, 10; Bank Of
Middle Tennessee. 90; City Bank. so; Mor-
chants Bank, s.; Northern Bank. 20; 0coee
Bank, 10; Planters Bank, IS; Union Bank, IS I;
Shelbyville Bank, 50; Southern Bank. 20; Ira
ders' Bank. 90. Nothing is transpiring in
stocks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27

CHANGE IN FIRM.-Mr James G.Simp-
son has withdrawn from the firm Of
Simpson, Hadden & Co., cotton factors,
wholesale grocers and commission mer-
chants. The remaining partners -
Messrs. David P. Hadden andWm. Park
will continue the business at the old
stand. No. 2O2 Front street. This, as
the public already know, is one of the
best firms in the city, and we cheerfully
recommend it. An advertisement ap-
pears elsewhere.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27

The VARIETIEs.- Under the Moonlight
a stunning burlesque, is one Of the lead
ing features at the Varieties, and is
death on suspender buttons. Besides
there are songs by Misses Devere, May
and others; the ballet, fancy dances by
Misses Wheeler and whorton, the Della
ware Boys in clog dances, Tony Ben
tons Irish songs, aud Hart and Willis
in their comicalities.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27
THE COURT ROOM TRAGEDY.
Death OF Ex-Strect Commits
sioner MnIone-His
burial. .r..
His Dying DecIaratiOns-Ar-
rest OF n Fireman as the
Alleged Murderer.

Our last issue contained the parliou-
lars Of the fatal shooting in the Criminal
Court room OF ex-Street Commissioner
Thos Malone, by some one in the crowd
unknown. Malone fingered until yester-
day morning, when he died. Before his
death, however, and when fully con-
scions, he subscribed to declaration,
charging that the fatal shot was fred by
John Cosgrove. Upon this, Police Com
missioner Burditt ordered Cosgrove's
arrest, aud Sergeant Brown, Of the first
district, started in search of him. But
on his way he met Sheriff Winters, who
had Cosgrove in charge, en- route to the
Jail, where he is now confined awaiting
examination. Mr.. Malone was buried
this forenoon, the funeral being very
largely attended.
Cosgrove keeps barroom on the levee,
and is fireman, belonging, we believe,
to the Hook and Ladder Company. He
was arrested last spring, charged with
having murdered officer ,Claridge in the
Cotton Plant saloon, and is still under
bonds for his appearance at the Criminal
Court.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS. U
GROCERIES,,
GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS,
Preserves, JeiIies,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC.,
MD
COME &C I'll O ne ries,
IN ALL THEIR VARIETY.

xxvEHAvE RECENTLY BEEN PLACED
W. In receipt Of large and most well selected
stock OF FANCY GROCERIES,, e,c,, consist
Inc 10 part Of ALMONDS, EILBRRTs.
PESANSS, BRAZ zIN NUTS, ciTrRqNt sAI,
PRESERVES OF all Minds, SA UCEs,
PICKLES. CAN FRUITS, Toys. and a
variety Of other articles too lengthy for anu-
meration. We are also In receipt Of regular
shipments Of Oranges. Lemons and other green
Fruits. and invite he attention OF our old GUS
toners and the public generally 70 our stock.
feeling confident that our lengthy business K
perience enables us 10 give entire satisfaction
to all Of our many patrons.
TENNESSEE STEAM CANDY MAhUFAcToRY'
Our Candies will be furnished fresh daily as
heretofore. and guaranteed pure. We manu-
faeture none but No. articles. and that this
fact Is appreciated liberal patronage demon
strates.
sS- Particular attention paid to tho filling Of
country orders. 49,
900 and eo2 Second street, cor. Of Madison:
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27
Freight Agent N. and I. R. R,

BURGLARY. = Upon opening their
store, No. Monroe street, this morning,
Messrs. Thurmond, Foster 4 Co. dis
covered that their front door had been
priced open and the establishment
robbed Of ten boxes Of tobacco aud a
nnantitv Of cigars
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27

GRAxD CHAxPAexE SUPER will be
given to the guests al Is Monroe street,
this evening at eleven o'clock A gay
time may be expected. The public in
rifsi.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27

The WHEAT CONCERT TO BE Re-
PEArED.-Iu accordance with the request
of many citizens, Mr.. Leo Wheat has
consented to repeat his concert this
evening, when he will be assisted by Mrs
Tomliuson, Mrs. Heating, Mrs. Donogan
and Messrs. Sabatzky, Junkerman, Hol-
lenberg, Farmer and Winkler, the latter
acting as conductor. From the eelat
excited by the first performance, we are
hopeful that the concert hall will be
filled. The programme for the occasion
is entirely new, and comprises gems OF
song and instrumental compositions OF
the most popular character and highest
reach in music.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27

There was a good demand this forenoon. the
market being steady under favorable advices.
We have heard Of no transactions on which to
hare ouotatiCns
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27

Great reduction In Winter Clothing.
ROBESON. SNEED a. CO..
l27 sos Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-27

The rattle, for the portrait of Rev.
Father Rotchford, for the benefit of the
Orphan Fair, will come off on Monday
evening, at half past seven o'clock, at
the Young Mems Sodality rooms, at St.
Peters Church. l25