Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-27

PUBLIC LEDGER.
Once. no. Ia Madison tstreet
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
i M nc M Il HIS
Tuesday Evening. October ~. fses
THE CITY.
Meteorological observations.
tRHroRrED ny EDWARD GOLDSMITH
October 20. 1865.
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PIrrsBuRa and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown a Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
LAUNDRY OrrIcr, 40 Jefferson st. I
RRMovAL.-Mayer, Marshuetz a Co.,
wholesale tobacconists and cigar manu-
facturers, removed to 300 Main street. 81
II. B. PACKER, Pitisburg coal and gas
coke, geo Main Bethel Block. IS
AFTER HoURs. An Italian saloon
keeper was fined $40 in police court this
morning for keeping his I" chebang"
open after hours
FAST RIDING. = Officer Sauerman
stopped an equestrian yesterday who
was going il" too fast. The equestrian
consequently paid IS fine this morning.
LARGE lot OF gents L. B. Shirts, at 233
Main street-Rice a Eogel. ACT
VIOLATING MARKET Ordinance. Two
marketmen were arrested yesterday by
officers Sauerman aud Dixon for viola
ting the market ordinance. They will
be examined before the Police Commits
sioner tomorrow morning.
HORSE THIEF. Officer Cornell yester-
day succeeded in capturing the noted
horse thief Doc. Smith, and handing him
over to justice. Doc. is great fancier
of horse-aesh; and whenever he sees a
beast that suits him, he takes it.
Go TO Guests, Az Main street, for
your butter and cheese-always good,
and cheap as the cheapest. 80
V. D.-Three Enthusiastically Smith,
Charley Matthews and Tom Davis-were
found on the streets by officers Brown
and Dea last evening Every drunk" :,
They were conveyed to the stationhouse,
and this morning fined S. each.
Buy your coal from the Hays Coal
Company-ofice 223 Madison street.
POLITICAL SPEAKIYG.-The Democracy
of the Second Ward will be addressed
this evening, at their headquarters, Pop
lar street, by 7. T. Wilmerding, Esq, of
Arkansas. On Thursday night Hon.
John W. Leftwich and others will speak
at Stillman Hall, and at Exchange Build
ing on Friday night
Fl. WAnE & Co., 297 Main street, have
bill paper and account of sales paper.
LARcESY.-Betsy Ellis, negress, was
arrested by officer Finch last evening on
charge of stealing clothing and other
articles belonging to Mr.. s. Vendig.
Betsy had hearing before Squire Kier-
nan this morning, and was sent to Jail to
await. trial by the Criminal Court for lar
ceny.
MILES best Cloth Shoes, at So rs, at
233 Main street-Rice 4 Engel. 49t
A HURDYeURDYIsT IN TRoUBLE.-A
warrant was issued by Squire Norton
this morning for the arrest of hurdy-
gurdyist who tried to play new tune on
lawyer Peyton yesterday to the amount
of enc hundred dollars. The musician
will have hearing before the Squire to-
morrow, when we hope the lawyer will
"get his money back"
500 suits Clothing, from SIS to $l0 at
1888 Main street-Rice & Engel. ACT
D.D.-Molie Smith, q negress, de-
sirous, in these days of women's rights.
of being dubbed with the title of ID,
succeeded in obtaining her wish yester-
day. The degree was conferred by off
Ger Hemple; and the Police Commits
sioner this morning claimed the fee of
$40 when be confirmed the degree of
"drunk and 'disorderly."
FINE FURs, 1863 Main, D. Kahn 4 Co. 60
New ARRANGEMENT. We are happy to
know that Capt. ]. 6. Fleming, of Boli-
var, Tennessee, has made arrangements
with Meacham q Treadwell, of this city,
as their agent in the country. There is
no more congenial and high-toned gen.
tleman than the Captain, and we con-
graduate the firm upon the acquisition
OF so efficient an agent
HAVE your CRATES set, sidewalks paved,
and smoking chimneys cured. | can do
all promptly Leave orders at BOG Main
street [49l ]. I. MoALESNY.
SATISFACTORILY SETTLED. Yesterday
a pair of datkies went into the store of