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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25
co1rpr cAI.FNDARs-THrs DAY

suPRBnH CouRr-CIRcUIr-Paft L.
at IOi an. Oyer and Ter
1000. .Conroy agt Tuguell, j..
1871. Pierce et al agt. Lynch. i
9a3. Deans ct al. agt. Morris ct al. .
ll9l. Matthews agL Beeser, j., OF
al.
~. .Hewett et al. sgt. Miller ct al.
l07l .Gerkin agt. Dinsmore, Prest,
&c. .
1927. .Kingslsnd e. al agt Braisted
et al.
so. Price agt Price.
l34l. .Redheld agt. Burrell. Ir.
1913. Darling ct al agt Brown et
al.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcuIr-PARr
opens at
264.. Mercantile Bank Sgt. BOdineI
etal.
&c. Mercantile Bank agt. Windsor
ct al.
799-Kain Guiu agt Forty second.
st. and GTand-st Ferry Rail
road Co.
1910. Reamer kgt. Livingston.
9t6. .Bonnell ct al. agt- Drake Ell al.
1894. Adams Agt Tucker.
lt08. .Keefer ct al. agt Tilt et Al.
lfl2. Chapman agt. Thorp.
l4l8. Woodruff sgt Rosenthal
et al
SUPREME COURT-CuANBYKs-Hel
loan. Call OF calendar
81. Henry agt. Groom et al
81. Henry agt Groom ct al
e.. .Crittenden agt Van DuIer ct
al
o.. Roberts e. al. sgt Rhine.
lander ct Al.
ISL. .HsVemeJer ct a. agt. HamandI
ct al.
les. Hendricks e. al ACT. Stark.
l76. .Crummey hgt HagAn ct al.
SUPERIOR COURr-TRIAL TERN
c. J.-Court OF
l8. .Thurbsr sgt. Manhattan Eng.
co.
1851. .stein agt. Gunsberg.
J37S. .sieberg AT. Miller.
$3.50. Board OF Com'rs Of Pilots agt
n. J. Steamboat Co.
500. .KAtterbaeh sgt Meyer.
2605. Fowler sgt. Brrslin et al.
1851. .Littleeeld agt WAtlfelder
et al.
1855. .Eppsteln e. Al. agt Barre
et al.
sUPERIoK CouRr-TRiAL TERN
Court opens
J7e9. .Schanek et al. AIT Morris
1888. .Holtxmyer agt Nat. Cora BI-
change Bank.
t01t. .Manderlich agt. Wells
$500. Manhattan OIL Co. agL Webb.
4O66. Peek ct al agt KnoI.
4O82. .DOnnelly agt. OSulliVAz
lO06. .MintOn AIT. Moryille.
n58. .Segmn agt Millet
COMMON PLKAs-THAL TRRN-P
open at II a. N.
ITS. Scot. agt Hawl ei al.
l76. .PulVermAcber agt WEAVING,
&c.
III. .Meeker et al. ngt. Nichols.
l7g. .Gluek agt Buhler
I7g. .Pridenbefg agt Pridenberg.
CohHoa PLEAs-TRiAL TERN
Court opens al a
e5. Stewart, &c, agt Isidor, &c
los. Hayes et al Agt Carey. &c.
ia. Carroll azt. Wilson. &c.
$50. Wheeler sgt Gilsey 1t al.
LOO. Mar. lie, Agt CbelVa Aush
Beth Reuiams.
iee. The Mayor. kc.. sgt. Bleeek'
er-s, and Fulton Ferry Rail.
road Co.
10. Same AT. DRY Dock snd 2.
Broadway and Batter Rail
Foad Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25
CROP Prospects IN WISCONSIN.

Notwithstanding the apparent backwardness
of tho season. the Spring weather has been favorable 10
farming operations The mild and dry atmosphere Oh tue
early days of April enabled farmers TO put In their
wheat nearly all Of the other grains and " do much Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25

Tennessees, Mssourrs, and North Carolina per
cents. Railways bonds sparingly offered at ad-
yanced quotations Miscellaneous shares steady
Pacific Mail was strong and advanced to 933. Ex-
press shares were steady. Railway shares opened
dull and steady, with the exception of Reading
which was active and strong on large purchases
made for Philadelphia account The balance of the
list was steady, with good demand for the Western
stocks at improving prices. Northwestern stocks.
Michigan Southern, and Cleveland and Pittsburgh
were most active and were firmly held at the ad-
vance. AT the close there was an improved feeling
to the market and stocks were all strong. Govern
nent honds close strnno and actiYe az quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25

Held BY CARDoIo, J. Court opens
miner and Civil Calendar.
1851. Lord sgt. Hall.
1851. Williams agt. Ford.
1853. Metz agt Parron.
1865. .Sopers agt. King.
1857. Combs agt. Seaver Ell al.
1871. .Katlenberg ct al agt. Bar
man.
1871. Fowler agt. Riggs ct al.
49,. The Mayor, &c, sgt MeSser-
ole, &c.
1881. .Stoddard agt Amer Emlg. &
Homestead Co.
1893. Goddard Agt British K N. A
X. NJ. s. p. Co.
II-Held By lNGRAHAh, J.-Court
10 A. N.
1890. Benedict agt National Bank
Of Commonwealth.
1918. Nigel agt. Lyman ct al
T36. Matthews agt. Maeoy ct al
1894, .Punyer agt. Kane.
l454. Martin agt Freidlander.
T82. .Kaser ct al agt. Blum.
1884. BendAll ct al agt Vannos'
trand.
ga. .BrouWer Agt. The Mayor, &c.
79a. .Beebe agt. GlaentIer.
1919. Neptune S. 5. Co. agt Saysge
ct al.
4570. Meyers agt. Libean.
a BY BARNARD. J.--Court opens at
;, u m. Reserved Cases.
1874. .Bolles, rec'r, agt. Duff, &c.
l51. Bishop agt. American Cotton
Planting Co.
l9O., Prouty agt, BOnney.
l95. Hart agt DAILY ct al.
100. Hendricks ct al ACT. Graves
etal.
200. Howe Machine Co. Sgt Frank.
204. Rates et al. agt. Sherman.
POI. Harlan sgt. Mooney.
PART L-Held By RoBRRTsoY
ems at III a. m.
1891. Rankin act. Van Loon.
$3.50. Hamilton agt. Van Loon,
1877. Davis agt, Hughes.
1893. .Barlow agt White.
J7H. jacobs, st al. sgt Wilde.
1865. Brooks sgt Barrie.
34l7. Reilly, ST., kc. sgt. Banks.
1903. Sheridan agt Kelly. Sheriff
)G23. Spring agt- Day ct al
1891 .Bouton agt Elmer ri al
1885. .LAndgrah, Asee agt Melon
aid et al.
PART IL-Hsh By BARBOUR. j.
al ii a m.
1854. Darcy. admir-. agt Thlrd'aye.
X. n. Co.
4l60. .BoggiS agt. Walter, &c.
il62. Collins AT. Swan.
$l64. .Friedlander agt. Strob.
ALEC. Fans Agt MorriA
ll70. Hudson River K R Co. Agt.
Liftehild.
uT2. Burke agt. Grim.
Ant He'd BY DAILY, J. Court
Equity case&
IIs0. .Boreel ct al. agt. Newell
Igl. Hickman agi. PecAre.
l82. Schneider sgt Muller.
1879. Ten Byck AT. heGill.
l8l. Watson et Al. agt Welchman
1856. Cook ct al. agt Hirschbeld.
.PAKT lL-Held by BARRETT, J.
m. Equity cases
III. Same agt. Broadway and Sew
enth.lVe Railroad Co.
III. .Porschke agt Bedenbery.
l62. .OConnor AIT West Side and
Yonkers Railroad Co.
l65. .Baracco agt hnrio.
%. Fitzpatrick agt Boylan Imp.
&c.
n. .Bathgate, Adm'r,againSt Has
hin. &c.
l5). .Qaiek Lgt Lsbgan ct al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25

The Chicago and North Western Railroad earned
the third week in Mays
1867 sl0s522 1863 s2Ss27s OF Inc. .ssi,7S5 &C
The Michigan Southern Road earned the third
week in May:
Increase.
The earnings of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway for the second week in May were:
1868 IA ls67--....Sll6slS Decrease -...s077
The LowelI Mass) Courier has the following:
The Middlesex Mills are running their full work and
time and employ $50 hands The leading article manu-
featured now Is ladies' saS9S OF which s 1ney make s
There Is fair demand for these goods Beside the sack
mgs they quite variety o. other goods
rage cloths opera fannels fancy eoaking and blankets
one OF the Is was exclusively has abandoned
and another class OF goods is manufactured on the same
ments in is buildings this season the most important Of
which viii be building substantial brick dyehouse IN
the place OF an old wooden one which Is now used
Chases Mills are running all their machinery, and
give employment TO about 200 hands Iheir wor k
exclusively fancy cassmeres There has been good
demand for Spring and Summer styles until within
short time They are now making heavier qualities Tor
mills, one Lawrencest and the other on Howest IN
Belydere They are both running full time. and work
when Sn sSa a ppnted az aaSns stros WOODEN nil
is running full time, and employs GO hands ana runs
twied aannes Dugdales wOrsted mill is by James
Dugdale esq, who began the manufacture OF worsted
yarn in Lowell eight years ago He employs about so
hands. including quite number or girls and boys and
10 hours engaged n the manuacHre Of alpaca
bralds and has in operation 50 braidng machines
Each machine will braid 200 yards day, making the
product OF ali the machines 10 yards per day. and yet
they do not supply the demand Mr. Dngdale will soon
put twenty more machines The braids are OF various
colors, qualities, and widths
On and after June l, the Treasury Department will
be prepared to receive 7So Treasury notes falling due
June 10 and July 49, 1863 for conversion into bonds
dated either July l. 1857. July l, 1868, parties
may desire The terms of conversion will be as fol-
lows The interest on both series of notes will be
allowed up to July /, aud the bonds issued in ex-
change will bear interest from that date.
The amount Of fractional currency received from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIRE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIasr CALL
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
u 90 s6s 81 Coup..5 10000 so Coup 80 'ilst
$500 Go SO Coz, 1900 @ ~ Coup 20 L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25

CoFFER-Ths demand very Light and prices without change hOuh
steady most grades
CANDLEsHAvs moderate request prices are steady Gales
Of 400 boxes Adamantne 2d24c the latter rate Tor small on 90
quote Sperm at <5c and Patent 5Sd5Sc.
DRUGS DYBSTbere has been only moderate business as
leading articles under this heading bat prices have 1ndess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25

Money is abundant on call at 596 per cent with
exceptional transactions at lower rates The supply
of strong commercial paper is small, and it can be
readily placed at per cent. Long bills are only saa
BILE at high rates.
Sterling Exchange is dull, and barely steady; we
quote London, GO days, 1O9I011Ol; London, sight,
llO.011Os; Paris, long, 51S30512i; Paris, short
511i051O; Antwerp, 515a51Ss; Swiss, 51505lSs; ;
Hamburg, S6l036l; Amsterdam, 41t04ls; FRANK
fort, At6lt; Bremen, 71i972; Berlin. 1880.
The transactions at the Office of the Assistant Treas
surer were Receipts for Customs, $4,000; for Cold
Notes, $4,000 total Receipts, $449S,Oll 10; total
Payments g. OO6,275 3s; Balance, $lO2,6S5.754 50.
Freights-Rates are frmer but business is dull
and the only engagement we hear of was 1900 bush
Wheat by steamer at cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25

The shipment silver this month has been larger than
for the same month last year. and there has consequently
refining for the China market which Is 80 UNI
settled check the movement In that direction more
particularly when freghts for the East so low The
price OF gold bars has been well maintained at 800
The supply OF bullion has become greater since the
roads have improved The price, however remains at
for Gold premium for Silver The amount OF
ore sent down from Gold Hill by Wells Fargo Co., for
the month OF April was:
1867 SOS IS lses....t5l677s 81 oI2 CO
The conversion of 7S0 notes into bonds at the Sub
Treasury since the 14th inst. have been as under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25

reserye s1e675509 s23 49,, 800 Inc..... $,76l 703
Loans........ 67,7247s3 267 ,279 Dec... S4SOl
The increase in legal tenders and the addition to
the surplus of reserve greater than has been no
ticed in o long period, and foreshadow an easier
money market until the for moving the crops
recurs The July Bank Statement has no Importance
as affecting the decrease for money, and WILL as in
1867 pass unnoticed. The effect of the Statement Is
already shown in the stock market which, under the
influence of large traffic upon the railways and cheap
money is moving upward, with indications Of higher
prices than have been seen for long time.
The San Francisco Commercial Bulletin saws of the
specie movements of that port for the month Of
April:
The movement for the month, per steamers and as
compared with the month last year, has been as
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

Jonx RoBIssoxs GREAr CIRous AND
MrsAoEnIE.-This monster show made
its entire into Memphis this morning and
moved in q grand pageant through sew
eral Of the principal streets Of the city,
escorted by q multitude Of adniring
urchins Of mixed colors and divers
sexes. finally drawing up at the
ammoih three-center. pole tent on the
bluff, where "old John" with his happy
family Of trained animals, and daring
equestrians and acrobats will hold forth
for the next four days, giving
his initiatory exhibition at 2 o'clock
this pm, to be followed by an
other at n o'clock this evening.
To tell Memphis public that "0ld
Johns" show is good one, would
be superHuous. He never travels with
any other. The troupe, embracing
no less than one hundred and fifty peo-
pie and two hundred and fifty horses, is
probably the strongest combination ever
formed on the American continent,
aud can boast an array OF talent,
grace and beauty unsurpassed. The
exhibition Of animals is alone worth the
price OF admission.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26
Horsr Tm,svrs suararsrD ar CIrr.

HonsE TniEvrs suRrRisED ny CIrI.
zsss IN Acknowledging no neigbbor-
hood has been more frequently visited
by stock thieves, or Lost more heavily at
their hands, than that Immediately around
the Nonconnsh crossing, on the Holly
Ford road. The frequency oftheir visits
and the boldness Of the scoundrels with
In the past few weeks has been even more
marked than ever, and the necessity Of
doing something to protect themselves
has long been discussed among the citi-
Gems, and various modes Of proceeding
proposed, but for one reason or
another abandoned. The plan Of
placing . guard at the crossing
Of the srteam during the night was finally
agreed upon last week, and number Of
citizens were found ready to volunteer
their services for the enterprise. Aguard
Of six was chosen for the first night, and
laid in ambush near the road until morn
ing; another six took their places the
next night, and this was continued with
out accomplishing anything until Satur-
day night, or rather Sunday morning
last, when the sleepless vigilance Of the
party was repaid. About one o'clock
on the morning in question, the
party in ambush discovered q negro
and q white man mounted upon two
horses and leading third cautiously ap.
proaching the crossing by the open road.
Waiting until they had reached point
opposite the brush behind which they
we're concealed, the acting captain oftbe
guard stepped out and commanded the
party in possession of the horses to halt,
the balance of the guard at the same time
bringing their guns to bear upon them.
Instead of hating, as demanded, the
suspected thieves put spurs to their
animals and the guard at the same
instant sent after them volley
from their guns. The riders, apparently
uninjured, sprang from the herses and,
under protection Of the bank of the
stream, succeeded in making their
escape. The three animals thus sud
denly deserted were easily captured by
the guard, and turned out, as it was sus.
pected, to have been stolen from parties
in the neighborhood, to whom they we're
returned. The escape Of the thieves,
considering that the aim Of the six
guards was taken with deadly delibera-
ton, was almost miraculous.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT-A TWO
rear corner of Auction and Front sts.. opposite
New County Jail. Apply on premises. 20
A Splendid SPAN OF NEwFoUND-
n LAND SHUTS. together with their Har-
ness, will be sold on SATURDAY, August 18th. NJ
ST0pDARD 4 CO.'S AUCTION F0oM,
Second street. between Monroe and Union:
stock should not fail 10 be on hand. For fur
thcr Information. apply at this office. l52e
UTILL BE SOLD. TO PAY CHARGES IF
w not called for in thirty days. ONE FUR
JOHN BAtN. Arcade Sable.
Memnhis. AUGUST r. 1868. yn-%
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS To-Day.
The stockholders of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad met in the Chamber
of Commerce at eleven O. clock this morn.
ing. MI. Wicks, Esq, President, called
the meeting to order, and moved that
General ]. d. Rather be called to the
chair, which was unanimously carried.
The chairman in opening the meeting
stated that the stockholders of the road
had met for the purpose of receiving the
fourteenth annual report of the Board OF
Directors, and for the transaction OF
general business. He expressed his
thanks for the honor done him in being
called on to preside over their delibera-
tons.
Col. Sam'l Tate moved that Mr.. W. b.
Donegan be requested to act as Secre-
tary. Carried.
Col. Z. W. Mumford moved that Mr..
J. T. Potter be appointed Assistant
Secretary. Carried.
Col. Tate moved that all proxies not
properly stamped, be stamped by the
Secretary of the company. Carried.
Col. Tate moved that committee Of
three be appointed by the chair to ex-
anime all proxies, and report to this
meeting. Carried, and the following gen
tlemen were appointed such committee;
Messrs. F. W. Sykes, Z. W.Mumford and
Wm. Simpson.
The committee retired to perform the
duty assigned them, aud we're still out
when We went to press.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26
CLUB MEETINGS.


There will be a political meeting 10
the Twelfth Civil District, at McCIary's
mill, on the Pigeon Roost Road, ~ miles
from Memphis, on Saturday, 18th inst,
at loan. Speaking by General Wallace,
Captain Hubbard, and others. Both
white and colored are earnestly invited
10 attend. HliNNN n
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Young Mems Independent Sey7our
Club will be held at Siillman Hall, on
Thursday night. IL 10 earnestly re-
quested that Col. CAN'T will favor the
meeting with an address.
The Young Mems Independent Demo-
cratic Club will hold its regular meeting
this Wednesday, evening, at the Still
man Hall, at the usual time,
Members Of the Huppertown Demo
cratic Club are earnestly requested to
assemble at headquarters, Correll Hall,
Poplar street extended, at seven s'clock
TO- morrow Thursday evening, in order
to join the grand torchlight procession
and denomination in the city.
There will be a called meeting Of the
eamboatnen's Seymour and Blair Club
at Stillman Hall at p m. to-day. Bust
ness of Importance will be brought before
the meeting. and it is hoped there will
be full attspdance Of members.
4 As in consequence Of the grand parade
Of the Democratic clubs tomorrow
night, it will be impracticable to hold the
regular weekly meeting of the Young
Mems Independent Seymour Club, it il
requested that the Vice Presidents,
Treasurer and Finance Committee oil
said club will meet at the Aralancht
this evening, at 5 o'clock, to consider
business of Importance to the club. by
order Of the President.
The Tenth Ward Democratic Colored
Club will meet this evening at the Missis
sissippi House, corner of Main and South
streets. All of our friends are respect
fully invited to attend. DR.. Davis and
Capt R. Glass, speakers. ,3f
All colored men Of the Seventh ward
are cordially invited to attend meeting
at Ferguson Hall, on Thursday, at 81
o'clock p. m, for the purpose of organ
izing ward Democratic club. Hon. j.
W. Leftwich is expected to address the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26
Try AIces' cigars.

NITROUS OXIDE AND DENTIsTRY.-The
great improvements and inventions of
the age break upon us like day upon
night. SO it is with the pure gas from
ammonia and nitrous oxide having now
the attention of the scientific world. We
would not wonder that this gas will be
used as most powerful agency in re-
moving pain and disease fron the human
body; it is eliminating to that point,
and not only will the dentist apply it for
the purpose Of extracting teeth, but the
physician will apply it to remove a ma
jority of the diseases that human is heir
to. The public seem to realize this fact,
as indicated by the great numbers that
are now visiting the dental rooms of DR..
G. 81. Hurd, y Jefferson street. Isl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

WAsrED-To borrow, on unincum-
bered city property, for six months, IF.
teen or twenty thousand dollars, for
which fair rate of interest will be given.
Apply at 203 Second street. l5l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

CARD OF THASKs-We, the under
signed members of the Wsverley Boat
Club, return our sincere thanks to the
members Of the Chickasaw Boat Club
for the kind aud valuable services rem
dsred to us at the launching Of our boat,
the Valerie, on yesterday tuesday
evening. Respectfully.
]. McELREE, Pres'i, CD.MADDEx, Sec'y,
r BuEHL. Gas FAGN.
r A. LYTLE, ]. 5. MoTLT,
E ] HEpIKFR, Capt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

WIN. WEAVER was nabbed by the po-
lice Of the northern district, this morn
ing, and committed on the charge ofrob-
bling the till of Lawrence Finn, He will
be brought up for hearing before Es-
quire Herman, at o'clock this after
noon
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

AUGUST LEIBER, a suspected horse
thief, arrested ia the country, yesterday,
by Detective Cornell, is awaiting q
hearing in the Adams street lock up.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26
WAN rs.

JIrANTED-AsITUATION IN WHOLE
w sale or retail dry good: house, ny an TIA a
branches Of the business; q citizen OF this
c;tv for thirteen years, and having large cir
Gle Of acquaintances in Arkansas. Best OF re-
I4s.t IT,. PUBLIC LEpeER Office:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

Mr.. C. Fl. BRAUS will open his school
at 300 Adams street on September /.
Besides the common English branches,
he will also give instructions in German.
For particulars apply at the school
room. 1853"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

WASTED.-Ten thousand pounds dried
apples and peaches, for which the high
est market rates will be paid by S. NJ.
Guest, fernando road, just south of
South street. l54
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

FLAGsl FLAGS FLAGS l. Red, white
and blue bunting for flags, at B. Lowen-
stein & Bros. $50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

SALOON KEEPERS will meet this WED
nesday) evening, at eight o'clock, at
"Court Recess" on Second street 1t is
requested that all interested will attend,
as business of importance will come be-
fore the meeting.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26
MEACHAM d TREADwELL

HAvING TORN DOWN THEIR OLD
III Sforehouse fer the purpose OF buiidinE =
new and more commodious one. may ioT the
present be found at
M. n Union street, I'm the Lee BIock.
--h.,. ,h.x .re pr.r.r.d 10 supply Their friends
.rf ne rnbIir rrneraily with everything N the
GROCEhY LINK, al the lowest prices. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

CRY AND County SoRIP-Iu any guam.
tity, large or small, to suit taxpayers, at
Citizens Union Bank, corner Main and
Jefferson streets. Isl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26
AIces' cigars are the best.l

CAsH.-Persons wishing to dispose Of
diamonds and watches, can call on N.
Pump, No. 81 Jefferson street. l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

Oar Meal. Pearl Barley, Graham
Flour aud Farina, just received fresh
from The mills, By John Lilly, corner
Second and Union streets l53
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

DENTISTRY j. B. WATSON, dentist,
can always be found during office hours
at his new dental rooms, over his whole
sale drug emporium, No. 3lS Main street,
and ready to wait on those who prefer
his professional services (only). 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

ArrEsrroS, K @. K's.-A meeting of
the Kork Csru Klub will be held this eve
ming, at 81 o'clock, at their hall, for the
purpose of organizing for the coming
season. All members are particularly
requested to be present, as business of
Importance will be put through. Song;
"Gay SunHower."
Rr order President G. G. K. c. KS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26

For SALE.-The cabin and hull of the
city wharf boat Crescent City" Apply
on board. fa 147f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-26
MOTTO z s.

NTOTICE--HAvINGB BEEN APPQlNTEp
Schmidt. deceased, at the August term: 1865,
of The County Court Of Shelby county. Tenn;
nil persons indebted to said estate are notified
TO come forward ard settle with me. and those
having claims against the estate are requested
70 present them. properly authenticated, with
in the time allowed by law:
1oa Admi-istratrix.