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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-15

SALARIES AND ArrRofRIATioss.-- We
anhesitAtingly publish the following
communication. touching a matter TO
which we alluded yesterday. II was not
our wish to mislead our readers as TO the
facts. but presented them as they
reached US. Mr.. Merriman exonerates
himself from completely In some Of the
extravagances alluded TO, but his expla-
nation does not cover all the ground;
nor do we yet see any good reason given
for exceeding the legal salary Of the
Municipal Judge, even in county war
rants, which howsoever much they may
fall below their face 10 the money mar
ket, are equal to their face with the
county and those who pay the taxes II
is conceded by Mr.. Merriman that the
Board Of Commissioners have thought
proper TO increase the salary Of Judge
Waldran FIVE hundred dollars over that
allowed by law. Upon what author
ity is this disposition made Of the
peoples money 2 Is every officer,
who ia paid out Of the county funds,
and in county Warrants, similarly bene-
6ted through the excessive bene6cence
Of the Board, by having an extra allow
ance to make up for the depreciation Of
the warrants2 Are all expenses for
work done liquidated in the sams way 7
If so, il will account for the embarrassed
condition Of the county finances. II not,
why should an exception be made in ia
vor of the Municipal Judge2 These
questions are asked with no impcrtineni
intent, but are clearly within the proper
scope Of journalist, whose duty to the
public is to expose abuses wherever they
exist, aud point out the direction in which
they may be found, with view to their
correction:
July II. 1863.
EDITORS LEDGER: In your paper Of
o-day, complaint is made that Judge
w aluTau pay 10 III sACcoo VI "Hoe euO
law allows, TO the amount of $500. This
is an error. The act of Legislature reg
ulating his salary gives the Judge of the
Municipal Court $2500 per annum.
The Board of County Commissioners
have not thought they were exceeding
their powers by allowing him $4,000 in
county warrants as pay in full for said
salary. There has been no order passed
by the Board allowing more than $4,000
to this officer.
One paragraph in the same article that
refers to the Judges salary. rather indi-
Gates that $3.50 per month is paid both to
the jailer, his assistant and his clerk.
The jailer receives $l25, his assistant
the same, and his clerk $l00-in all $3.50.
If it is right to employ these officers, it
would certainly seem right that their pay
should be in such sums as / have stated.
With regard to the watchmen referred
to by you, Mr.. Hack and myself voted
against their being paid; yet | am con-
strained to acknowledge that there was
considerable proprieiy in voting for their
being paid; that is to say, if the question
were to be submitted to hundred disn.
terested men in this city, l think a ma
joriiy would vote for said payment.
Respectfully, j. E. MERRIMAY.
MEMS British half hose, lower than
| ora. ,oIJ bafora RrCr q ENcpT
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DESTIsTRY.-Dr.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,
aud ready to wait on those who prefer
his professional services (only). I
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r OsT-CERTIFICATE N O. 70 FOR TWEEN
~ Shares Of Stock (S500) in the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, dated May %, 1854.
This is to notify the said Railroad Company.
and all whom it may concern, that will apply
w wv NEWTON FORD.
Admir- of Thos. Blackburn. for the Stat, Of
Tennessee. u0 no
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July IL, 1868.
FRUIT CANS, at 1886 Second street.

LoSGwoRTH's NATIVE WINEs-GoLDEY
WEDDING, SPARKLING CATAwBA, STILL
CATAwBA, ETc.-The wines from the
Longworth vineyard and winehouse have
attained a worldwide celebrity for their
excellence, and in purity, fruity flavor
and bouquet, they are surpassed by none
in the market, either native or foreign.
Sold by A. Vaccaro & Co. and Forster,
Kealhofer & Co. cod l60
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NIssIssIprI AND TKSSEsskE RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. 2:40 Pm. d;l5 pm.
Sardis accom'n, OK. Sunday, $3.50 AN. $3.50 Pm.
Freight. north = Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday,
south-Monday. Wednes-
day and friday.--....-.... 1896 Pm. $40 AN.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILRoAD.
Through mail. daily.-....... 600 pm. 1910 pm.
Through express. daily..... l0:40 pm. ll:30 m.
Someryills nc. save Sunday s;25 AN. 500 Pm.
Corinth ac., save Sunday, 600 A N.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
DAY Express......-.......... g:l5 AN. 700 AM.
Night Express............-.-. 3:15 pm. 400 Pm.
Railroad time Is is minutes faster than city
pot. head Of Main street. wv.
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FOR SALE t.

EoR sALE-A SAND BAR, OF ID ACRES,
calors. situated on the Randolph road, at Wolf
NV 70 4, GRAVES,
At Memphis Cotton Press. No. lS4 Madison
street. III
EOR SALE.-I OFFER FOR SALE THREE
II lots of the finest business property IN the
city. For particulars apply to THOMAS II.
COOKE, 279]d Main street. liz
NOR SALE.-BEAUTIFUL LOTS. FOR
gardening or building. from one to. ten
ncres, will be sold, leased or rented very low.
Perfect titles. w. A. WHEATLEY, Col,ec,,,
tor, corner Main and South Court sts., Bethel
Rock G-IZz
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WHITE Marseilles, from auction, offered
at bargain. [lOO-t] RICE & ESGEL.

at q bargain. IIUU-IJ ftIUE d ENUEL.
SOUTHERN HoTEL.-This hotel has
been fitted up in fine style and is open
for the reception of guests. The pro-
prietors, Messrs. Griggs & Streeper,
pledge themselves to make the Southern
Hotel equal to any in the city in point
of fare, attention to the wants of guests
and all comforts desired by the most fas-
tidious. Their prices have been reduced
to the unusually low rates of 50 90 per
day for transient board, $500 per week,
and $70e to 80 90 for board with rooms.
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NorIoE-Lawyers, physicians, dem
lists, surgeons, architects, civil engineers,
and all others who are exercising any of
the taxable privileges enumerated in the
recently passed acts of the Legislature,
are requested to come forward imme-
diately and pay their license, or warrants
will be issued against them.
JOHN LEAGUE, Clerk.
Julv 10 1853. ia
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RUSS LIS
DISPENSARY, INFIRMARY
DRUG STORE,
Nos. 40 and AZ North Court st.

nR. RUSSELL'S DISPENSARY. AND IN
IL Urinary, the largest and oldest institution
of the kind in the Southwest, established in
1859, pleasantly located at Nos. 40 and AZ north
side Of Court Square, Memphis. Tenn. is open
for the reception Of patients desiring treatment
and the comforts Of a home while receiving the
same. Patients also treated at the office or by
letter, Il desired.
DR.. RUSSELL is acknowledged by all par
ties interested as by far the
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OWNER WANTED-For sum of money,
found on Union avenue. Apply to I.
V. O'Brien, grocer, or G. jackson, drug
gist, Central Point. ll4*
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and proceeded to the organ'xauon OF y
campaign club. Inc aItenuenoo was
even larger than might nave oeeh OK
pected at mere ward meeting, an'
marked enthusiasm oharac'erlzed inc
proceedings capt james r. o'eu was
called temporar''y'o Tue cna''' anu o. o.
Anderson appointed secre@ry' n com
'mittee on permanent organization was
appointed, who' aiier reuremen'' TO-
ported as ioiiowS'
We, your committee, would repor, ~
nmn. ,ha Fonr,S Ward Democratie
Club of Memphis; that its officers shall
consist Of President, four Vice Presi-
sents, heco,oing anu y Oo.iespo"u's ~
DC a,,uS ahu a,;a sc - "l,,h
o1 ~ c ~; .ass monIJ ear,hsr ,ecom-
an Al n !, H. oInh he s,hord;ha,e' and
.aaa., ;,seIs 80 snal, 40 ,ha Cantral Dem.
oorrs,;,. Cinh ne sbelhv conn,v
IT. m, ~ " 49, ..;,,.o h..;,o
Inc report Oh 'ne eon"'''o. ""s
been adopted on mo.'on oil mr. o"'
wright q comm'''ee o. nve was "ppos"'.u
10 nominate permanent ohcerS VI 'ne
oiuo. Inc ohalr nameu. as 'ne uom"
ttee, Messrs' ''i' oar'"rign', o. raw
d. w. Dawson, moses "ni'e anu Mr.
Cobb Wh'ie the commi''ee was OUT o.
3. Anderson ESQ., was ca''ed upon anu
addressed the o'uD or'ehy anu enec'''e'y'
At the conclusion oil MI Ahoef'O" >
Speech 1t was announced 'na' mesS's.
white ana fra'I desired 70 oe eAou'eu
from the COMMITTEE on mountainous
they were excused, ana oo'onei Duoose
and Dr. Grasty appointed IN their stead.
In 10" minutes 'ne coin'i''''ee 'epo'''u
as follows:
For Pres,dent-Coi' NJ. Y. %aiiaway
EiSer Esn Jobn n Sneed ESQ and
Lorenzo Podesta: Recording Secretary
j. T. Pratt; Corresponding Secretary
w. W. hodge; Ireasurer-Noien ron
'a, ,u' -,
epo'' Voc ~, -, -
a''' an'" app'a,'e' w" A..
,"e GUAR o '" '"o ~ -.
ma. on,.
On motion of Mr. Brett a committee
of five nm Constitution and bylaws was
Amounted with instructions to report at
the next meetipp of the club The com
m;,,ee CONSISTS of Messrs James Brett.
& 8 Anderson. J. B. Bipley. Jas. Elder
onaw u Wood
IN motion If Mr. Anderson. il was
rosolvod that tho reoular meetipss of the
H.. oh.,, IA ho,d an Tre.dov even;no of
.h wooL
Co,one, 7 Dawson was annointed to
,o,;ev tho CentraJ Democratic Club of
sha,br comfy of tho oroanization of the
"vounn No.. Fourtb Ward Demo-
80 C,rhu
Addresses were made by Messrs. j.
R;-nev Marshall r A. TYLER. Jas. Elder
.ndIp Rrett
Tha mee,;no tben adjourned until
Tnasdov ovo,;nc next Mt same time and
No.
LUNA r"iN
a""'" ~ OCH
.s'ins p'a,o on .Do - oIo.on,
inst, "n.on p' -
ana oriii'an' anA'' '"eI
menpn'anS aio Atoa' ~ Nv w !
WINE o'nef' a'e 0o"'',' :.
going. a correspondent ~ -
io,,o"s I'll,
nv oa'" ~ Mt
rug Will ia'n'"' i'. !,
nc p'op''1'o 90 ~: ..y,..n
TWO more c'evef anu n ~, So = :
cauno' oe 'oun''
themselves " !,
f0u"u'e' a. ' nj os.-.a In.
serve Suppo'~ r. .:~sn =
laoor VI Ap'"so " ~
nrs'ciaSs Wasting p -
much praise oa""o' W
especially III 'ne'f 'u'n'
ments' iuRa Is no. a. wen p"',o"'~0u 10
1t should De- out 'n's ID o"'ns " '"e 70
cuniary conu'''on VI ou' 'oD' " '
present time.
| MemDllS ID represented at ptCoCub W
Il, - M. ,a,a ,ha oborm;rg
NJ. rlo..,oo A nrr,ber Of
- - a.;,r oxnoo,od 7
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HERSASDo ROAD PEOPLE, LOOK is.
NJ. Guest, fernando road, has fine
stock of family groceries. Save time
bv purchasing there. IA
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading. DraJ
Tickets, and all kinds Of Blanks for sale
at this Office. 7
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Rsopsning. : The. Memphis Female So nj
nary. Mrs. Halle. Principal. will reopep s,p-
TENDER first. at 100 Madison street. li9s
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HAYS Coal CoMpAYY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, Wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 223 Madison st.
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Tax Payers, Take Notice.

DHILIP GARvIN. TAX COLLECTOR
j for 1867, has been selling lands for the tax
Of 1867 all this week, and will finish to-day. at
the Circuit Courthouse door. Tax Payers will
bear in mind that a PENALTY OF FIFTY
PER CENT. will Immediately accrue on nil
lands sold, either 10 individuals or the State,
and rigid legislation has recently been enacted
against those who fail 10 pay their taxes. The
Collector will be engaged for week 10 making
will accommodate those who desire TO contrib
ute their part in tho support of the govern
ment. Ito
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Money 90 loan ON CoIIateraIs nj sas
Main street. cot
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conjugal Love. and the Happiness Of
True Marriage.-E for young men. on
the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and create impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means Of relief. Sent
In sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p.
philadelphia. Pa. s7-I4s
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Dr.. HEwIrr has returned and can be
found at his Office, as usual, No. 81
Adams street, and residence, 237 Ala
bama street. III
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cough.-No Cure. No Pay.-FoRRrsr's Ju-
xIPra TAR Is warranted to cure Cough. Group.
Hoarscness. Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. Instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
d. y. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street. Agent.
Price, IS cents. SIT
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FRUIr CANS. at 1896 Second street.
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Go 90 Leidy's and buy the best Hats
I'm the city, opposite Court square.
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PosTPOSED.-The grand soiree at the
Concordia Garden TO have come OF this
evening, has been postponed until Friday
evening next.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE SOLICITED TO
- this work, which. when compiled. will en-
brace between four and five hundred u mo.
pages, printed upon calenderei paper in bold.
clear type. and bound in a creditable manner.
Gen. Haskell was one of the most brilliant
men and eloquent orators that Tennessee has
ever given 10 our common country. This viii
be shown not only by brief and truthful mar
ratve Of the chief incidents ofhis eventtul life,
but by presenting the reader with his Remains.
consisting Of Poems. Essays, Letters and Ora
tons.
If the personal friends and admirers Of the
great Tennesseean will subscribe literally at
once. the work can be delivered BY November.
1868.
The profits arising from the sale Of the work
will be devoted to erecting a monument to his
memory.
Price-Three Dollars. payable on delivery.
with Col J III. MCMAHON. No. 43 Madison
street. or with ]. N. HEATING. Eco. Jos
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-15

PEACHES at the city grocery, l4l and
l43 Poplar street, for one dollar per
bushel. ll9
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We have the hest Hats and neafesf
styles. Leidy a Co., Hafters, epPo-
sfge Court square. III
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IMMIGRATION

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Book 81 Subscription 10 the capital Eiork
Of the SOUTHWESTERN LAND AGENCY,
Of Memphis. Iennfssce. are nov open - she
ofice Of VIM. y. lfonfe A c.. No ~ Main
street. where copies ~ ,ie Charter nay ~ fetn.
movement Of . practical characicr. arr lnFiI1d
WI. =. MOORE.
lie On bshaif q ne sio,khoiisrs.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHor.-A Mrs. Wise
man, while ct the residence Of her father,
on Front street, yesterday afternoon, re-
ceived fearful wound on the back part
of the head, by the accidental discharge
of a loaded gun in the hands Of her
brother, who was in the same room, tin
kering With the gunlook at the time it
was discharged. DIR. Wilson, of the Home
Dispensary, was called in and dressed
her wound. prououncing 1t not danger
GUS, there being no fracture of the skull
The County PRIsTIxe.-The following
was adopted BY the County Commission
ers. prior to their adjournment last eve
ming:
Resolred, That the clerk Of this Board
be authorized TO issue to the AUdianche,
ZppeaL LEDeER, Post, Bulletin, and the
German papers, a copy Of the order
passed by this Board, asking for bids IN
regard 10 printing such proceedings Of
this Board 81 they may order published,
provided they will insert the same With
out charge. That the proposals be N
county warrants per line
g.. g. r r. - a. . pa
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Our styles are the latest. and stock
the nsatest in the city. Leidy a Co.,
Hattcrs, opposite Court square. III
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Cam paigu Meetiues To- Night


THERE will be meeting of the con-
servative Democratic citizens of the Fifth
ward, in the old Criminal Court room,
Second street, on Wednesday evening,
July 10, at eight o'clock, for the purpose
of organizing a ward club.
JOHN P. ToBIN, T. W.O'DoNYoLL,
]. C. Hoist, WIN. WILKINSON,
N. j. WIGGIH, w. L. THURMoSD,
R. II. M. CooKRELL.
Y. M. /. d. CLUB OF MEMPHIs.-The
members of the Young Mems Indepen-
dent Democratic Club of Memphis will
meet in the Stillman Hall at eight o clock
Wednesday evening
By direction of the President.
r. M. MoKIE, Recording Sec'y.
MEETING OF IsRAELITEs.-A meeting
of all Israelites of the city Of Memphis
and vicinity, irrespective of party, will
be held at the Memphis Club Hall, on
Wednesday evening next, at half-past
seven o'clock, for the purpose of consid-
ering the merits of General Ulysses s.
Grants order No. IL. III
The Young Mems Independent Demo-
Granite Club of Memphis meets at Still
man hall this evening at o'clock. From
the success which attended their first
meeting we expect to see tonight one of
the largest and most respectable assem-
blages of the young men of Memphis that
has convened since the nominations.
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LINEN table cloths sold very low, at
l0O-t RICE & EgjELs.
Accounts ALLowKD.-The following
accounts we're passed favorably upon by
the County Commissioners yesterday !;
t. H. Boswell, S73 IS; p. Layerenz,
s53 so; ]. Stopper, 81; John Losgus,
ssO6 Is; ]. C. Baker, 1913 so; Henry
Phillips, $50; Mrs. N. Quinlan, $50; 1.
L. Giles, $50; Moses Hopkins, 500 /;
R. NJ. Maron, s22 so; ChOate Il Co.,
ss7 60; Hugh Clouston, SS3 IS; Ames.
Beatty 4 Jones, $40; NJ. C. Galloway 4
Co, $2l; v. Chalmers, SIS; L. samel'
son, s226; James Rawlston, S29; NJ.
Foley, $40 3d. G. F. Juukerman, $40 ~;
Capps & Cowle, 81 rs; Eddins & Co,
SIG: S. W. MATHS. $40; Mitchell. HOff-
man & Co., s6s; W. H. clure, s25i off,
cial organ, s30O-cut down from 1886 /;
Fred. Ries, Sis so; Geo. W. Rogers,
sls5 50; F.A. Mailer, Ssl4; Peter Law
erenz, SEQ; 7. II. Boswell, $9S 65.
EXCITEMENT AT CLARKsTILLE. = On
Sunday difficulty occurred at olsrks-
vile, caused by & negro iOstliug a white
man from the sidewalk. The latter
drew a knife and was about TO cut the
negro, who dcev . pistol and fred,
missing his aim. Bysiandsrs iHtsriered
ansApreTeuied further Disturbance bui
squads Of negroes on the streets showed
,b.. var Of races Is looming up.
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WHTrE MUsQuIro Bass, at IS cents
each, at 93s Main street,
lO3 + RIcE a ExGKL
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Spicer n Sharpe
36s MAIN STREET,
PRovINE BLOCK. i

FRESH ARRIVAL s.
Mess Beef, for family use: Mess Pork,
small clear, for family use;
StouewaII and Harrison Flour, fresh
Iot---ps-PrIce Reduced!-ea
whitaker Hams; Davis Breakfast
Bacon; Davis star Reef;
Teas, Teas, Teas---thc choicest kinds,
Green and Black;
FRESH CRACKERS;
Choice Cream Cheese, also Young
America and Pineapple Cheese;
Dessicafed Cocoanut, for pies and
puddings. Try it'
brandy. for medicinal purposes; we
have the very finest, pure
French Brandy, at n rea-
sonabIe price;
TAMARIN
Canton Pr<.erved Ginger. Prunes.
Auehoyies. Pfne Salad Oils, Chow
Chow. PiecaInIi, Walnuts and
other Crosse a blackwell
Pickles. A full stock OF
ALI Goods I'm our Line.
sPICER a SHARPE,
- ofQ Main afreef
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HAIR CUTTING in the best style at the
Eldorado, 45 Jefferson street. ia
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IRIsH linen. very Low. at 23S Main
street tlO0-tl RIcE& ESeEI-
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suAxPoorso cheap at the Eldorado. ia
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CAsu for feathers, 2s2 Second st. III
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The NORTHWESTERN ROAD ALL RIGHT
AaAIx.-Trains on the Northwestern road
resumed running this morning, and pas
sengers who left Memphis for Nashville
were able to make the regular connection
at Mckenzie. At the meeting of the
Directors Of the Nashville and Chatta-
noOga railroad and Receiver Clife, Of
the Nashville and Northwestern railroad,
a contract was agreed upon for the leas-
ing of the road to the Nashville aud Chat
tanoOga railroad company. This con-
tract will be submitted to the stockhold-
e.s Of the two roads for their ratification.
Meanwhile the 100000 of State aid viii
be issued, and the employees will be paid.
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REMovAL.-The popular and long
established book store of Messrs. 81.
Wade & Co. has been removed to the large
and elegant house, recently occupied by
Elson Bros, No. 297 Main street, where
their splendid assortment may be dis
played to the greatest advantage. 1t were
needless to speak in praise of the liber-
atty, punctuality and courtesy of this
firm, they are so well known to the trade.
Their new quarters will enable them to
enlarge their sphere of usefulness and
extend their business. They advise the
trade and the public Of their intention to
be satisfied with "small profits and quick
returns" and what they say they will
will most certainly do, and no mistake
about it. Their stock is large and most
carefully selected, embracing every va
riety of books and stationery, works Of
standard authors, current literature, ETC.,
and their prices, as they have advised
their customers, moderate and liberal
Their numerous friends will be gratified
with their growing success and good for
tune, and we take great pleasure in en-
rolling ourselves among the number.
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Special Notices.

Accident Insurance. at ! 8 Madison 81,
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A CLEAx SHATE cor l5c. at q e Edo
RADIO. Is Jefferson street ia
Com pens r->siuied ct s2s Main st. I
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BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS,

UAvE REMOVED THEIR LARGE STOCK
III Of Books and Stationery to the commodiols
Storehouse, n few doors south of their old
stand, No. 297. being the old stand of Messrs.
Elson <, Bros, third n door north Of Messrs;
Nj essrs. W. h. Moore and Friedman Bros.
We solicit liberal trade from beth the city
and country. We purpose to give full con-
sideration for your money. "SMALL PROF
ITS AND QUICK RETURNS" shall be our
motto.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attended to. Ii. WADE i CO.
So Don'tforget the number of the Store
E 297 Main street. v1I-35
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-15
FOR RENT.

NOR RFNT- TWO DESIRABLE COT
II taees. four rooms each. good cistcrn water,
Rent very moderate. For particulars, inquire
OF MR. WHEATLEY, No. 8. Bethel Block.
NOR RENT FRAME HOUSE. WITH
II four rooms and kitchen. Apply to
al w. w. LITTLEJ0HN,
WHY lI.ft Az Madison street.
EOR RENT-TwO GOOD DOUBLE TIME
IT ments. on Bass Avenuc-onc on Adams
stieet (extended). very low TO good tenant.
Apply 70 !. d. MERCER. 1911 Main street, cor.
Of Washir gton. 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-15

LINEN table cloths sold very low, at
l00-t RICE 4 EyJEL's.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-15
LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT

or the kind in the Southwest. We emp
none but capabIe:wOrkmen. and turn out ths
best Of vOrk;Acths mos, reasonable prices.
wHITMORE q CO..
I2at No. u Madison t.