Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-31

city, Is living IN Gross county, ARK
Eighteen cases disposed Of in police
court this morning yielded sixty.six dol
lars
The Southern Express Company
have again rendered us their debtors for
late news favors.
Col Jacob Frolich, Of the Searcy
ARK } Record is in the city, stopping
at the worsham.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Irish Literary Society will be held at
their hall this evening.
In bankruptcy, yesterday, the petit
tons in the cases Of J. B. Ashe and
Nevills 4 Rose we're found incorrect in
form.
In the contested election cases before
the Board of County Commissioners an
appeal has been taken in every instance
to the Supreme Court.
&C. W. Murchenson, a planter Of La,
fayette county, was relieved of his wallet
containing s296, by pickpockets, on
Adams street, yesterday.
The Gayoso ii otel will close this eve
ming. Many of the older guests of the
house have already secured quarters at
the Overton and Worsham.
The night force of the northern po-
lice district will commence doing day
duty morrow, and the present day
patrol will take their places at night.
j. A. Signaigo, of the Grenada Sen
tinel, has returned from visit to that
plaee-wo should say is on visit to this
or is somewhere on the road between.
Joe Locke, % Jefferson street, has
this morning received fresh supply of
late news and sporting papers. He has
also everything late in the periodical
line.
CHARLES Miller (colored) was up be-
fore Esq. Herman, this morning, on q
charge of stealing pair of pants from
Robson, Sneed & Co., and was admitted
to bail in $1,000.
Tits whisperedin Radical circles that
in the event of Wades accession to the
Presidency, Geo. Haywood and Doctor
Shaw will come in for certain Federal
offices in this city.
Col. Geo. Polk, together with Mrs.
Andrew Polk and daughter, are in the
city, stopping at the Gayoso. The two
latter have just returned from tour of
the continent Of Europe.
Captain Maurice Gross, an Austrian
civil engineer, who was upon the staff OF
Macmillan, and escaped from Mexico
after the death of the Emperor, is in the
city in quest of employment
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr.. Loder
and Mr.. Herbert, members Of the late
dramatic company at the New Memphis,
have been engaged by D. s. Desmoine,
manager Of the Little Rock,theater.
fernando road people, look look
look II s. NJ Guest, near South street,
has full supply of family groceries,
corn, oats, hay, bran, ETC., cheap for
cash. Best sugar-cured hams for twenty
cents.
The Register in Bankruptcy gives
notice that his books will be closed on
the LIST of June. All persons therefore
wishing to take advantage of the bank
rupt act should put in their applications
before that date. acr
John Pissina, son of sunny Italy,
who jerks music from a hand.organ, was
up before Commissioner Richards, at
the First Station, this morning, upon a
charge of obstructipg the sidewalk, and,
fined ten dollars and costs.
"A Hartford Comm paper says that
city is noted for its unfinished church
steeples, and is styled by the profane
the city of stump.tailed churches"
Would not the same observation apply
equally as well to MemphisP
The police of the Northern District
made a descent on the bagnio kept by
Nan McGinhis, on Front street, last
night. and arrested the madam, with four
of the girls, all of whom were fined by
Com missioner Richards this morning.
Mr.. Pfannesiiehl, Of this city, is
making arrangements for opening beer
garden on the M. & O. r. R., seven miles
from town, at the Raleigh crossing.
During the summer trains will leave the
city for this Fssort every hour during
Sunday.
- The following stolen property has
been reported at police headquarters A
number of pipes and tobacco, recovered
BY olscers Randolph and Perry bay
mare, recovered By officer Barber; sixty
dollars in currency, recovered by Ser
yeant Smith.
-@The name of Mr.. R. Grindrod was
nadvertantly mentioned by us on Satur'
Law in connection with that of Geo. Vim
cent, arrested for receiving stolen goods
We have known Mr. G. for several years,
md have no reason to think him capable
,f so fragrant a violation of the law.
The dry goods and clothing house of
J. ]. Berlin, on Main, between Adams
Ind Washington streets, was visited BY
burglars between eleven and twelve
J, nlnnk last night, and a quantity Of