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II HIJED sLATEo Dist Riot COURT
District % LouistansIn the of James A. Cheat
n.n bsasrnps IN Bankruptcy. No 424. wnerses Jamss
OF the paxish OF Ouaehits and District
said duy declared Bankrupt under the Act OF Con Of
March 70 1901 has this day ned IN said Court petition
praying for discharge certificate thereof from ali ha
debts and other claims provable under said acts =
Eotce therefore given TO all creditors proved
ee deots endt al other that the 2st
DAY OF November 1865 a. II H. assigned for bearing Of
the same and that they then and show
cause any they have why the prayer Of said petition
Clerks Office New Orleans, October 26, 1863
oc27 nos IL X IOEW Is-nn,x fyl.rk
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y .BANKRUPrCY-EsTATE OF WILL

IN .BAHKRUPTCY-EsTA OF WILLIAM
y Hahegh. individually and Member of the Firm Of
hbsihslgh 4 ReatroPs-Uniied States Msrshs's oacs,
District OF Louisiana Nev Orleans August a. l6a-Thfs
to give notice thst on the 9th da, August d 1863
VAT. nj In ban,ruptcy was ssued against the estate
i sa 81 s. Nary and State Of Louisisns adj
any debts and delivery Of property belop9n "a sc
bankrupt TO Tim for bis use the transfer Of sn7
properly oy him. are forbidden By lsw meeting Of
ne creditors OF the bankrupt prove their debts and to
choose one or more .ssgnees OF his estate will be held AT
Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden the Custom Hons
hu,ldng In the city Of New Orleans louisiana before j. IL
1853 at 10 O'Clock A n. - : '' -
No 952 FL urppou
AUS noia y. 8. Marshal. District Of Louisiana
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BANkRuPTCY-ESTA OF DAVID GAY.
Uni'ed ststss Mershals Office District Of Louisiana New
Oct no5@Ihisis TO give notice that the 29h
Gay OF oePt ~ iod warrant in bankruptcy issued
nesns The estate q David Gay of the vicinity Williams
lana wbe was sdjudeed bankrupt his own petition:
the yment Of debts and delivery any properly
70 such bankrnpt TO him for his and the
transfer Of any property BY him forbidden sy law that
meetng Of TIE crecito Of the said bankrupt prove
tneI oepts, snd TO choose Of his
estate vii Dc held az Court Of BaItruptcy holden at
tne custom House building In the New Orleans Lou
pans before q Kellogg Register. the 2ist day OF
Deesmssr, A. d. 1865, At O'Clock A. 4 -
oc6 deio q. q. Msrshsl p;,trct 81 Il'nss,.n.
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IN BANKRUPTCY = ESTATE OF LENuEI
Bssjsmin Waskns-Ustsd Sta MauhaIs ONCE Dis
tict OF Louisiana New Orleans October 1855 This IA IN
give notice thar the It'll da, Of October A d 1864
warrant IN BANKRUPTCY issued again-t Estate OF
eate OF Louisiana who ndsed bankrupt own
petuon hst the payment Of debs delivery Of any
and the TRANSFER Of any property 5y him forbidden by law;
nst meeting OF the creditors OF the said bankrupt
t II debts and TO choose assign of his estate,
Vii Dc held at Cou Of Bankruptcy. be holden At ths
Louisiana before G. kellogg. Register on the 10th ay OF
: No 995. y j. HEBRON
ocS nol0 o. 8. Marshal District ofI sm.ia,a
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BANE RUPTCY-ESrATE OF r. VIM
son. hee United states Marshal District of Louisiana
Monroe La October u.s. 1865 This is give notice that on
the 10Th OF October 1868, bankruptcy
was issued against the of vnson the parish Of
Ssddo aud state Of Louisiana who has been adjudged
bankrupt on his own ton; hat the debts
and delivery of property be onenR 20 said bapkupt o
him for his use and the transfer Of any property BY him are
forbidden b, law that meeting Of the creditors the said
bankrupt 20 prove their debts and
sign OF his estate viii be held Court To
De holden a. the Registers Office In the Mvnroe
Loaisiaus before Baker, Register the 10Th dsy
A-No 81. y j HEBRON
U. 8. Marshal, District of Louisiana
PER NJ. GRADY
oc<i nois Deputy, as Messenger
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

" Dstncs Of Louisisns in the nster of Isaac W.
Siis bankrupt In BANKRUPTCY. No la Whersas. Isssa
said, duly declared benknpt under tbs Act Of Con-
Eess Of March "a, lo7. has tn. day Ned b ssid
thereof from al bis debts and other claims provsbs undse
said est; D. =. - ..-.
rotcs therefore given eredto Who have proved their
Ssos md e. Al othsr peons interest," that the 2st day q
same and that they my then and there and khcw
any they have why the Of the said petition
should not be granted
Clerks Once, New orlsanA Oct % 1853
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BANKRUPTCY- ESTATE OF IsHAM
Johnsou-tice Uni ed ssfes Msrbal District of Louis
lana Monroe La October Is 1868 This to sivs n,tce
that on the 18th day October 1868 warrant IN bang.
upcy vas against the Of sham Johnson In the
pss OF Csborns and State Of Louisiana been al
luoged oa krupt on his petition that the payment Of
any otots and delivery Of belonging said
& rpp 70 HI or io his use and the transfer Of any
creditors Of the bank up prove heir debts am 10
choose one more assnees his estate will be held at
Couit II Bankruptcy TO BE- holden the REGISTERS once In
me town OF Monroe louisiana before W. j. Baker Regis
A-No. 40. y III HERR0S
U. 3. Marshal Disr ct Of Louisiana
PER ~ GRADY,
oc-i noi4 Deputy as Messenger.
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BAUNRUPTCY-ESrAr OF o. CAsPAa
isqlvassiy and ss member OF the frm Of c. Oaspar
Co-gpited States Marrhss office District OF Loulsians
rev 9rlssns sept sth 1893 1h Is give that on
tne TN osy or September, A. u. 1858 War in Bank
fupcy was issued against the c. Caspar New Or
leans IN the parish OF Creans and State Loussna who
, %sa o. Any debt, s1a property belonging
property by him, forbidden by law; that meeting Of The
cfed ors Of the said bankrupt 70 prove debts and TO
Sour OF Be holden the House Build
IN ne CITY OF New Orleans, Loussns, beors j. R. a..
at 10 o'clock A. n. = - ~ A''os
No. e55 FJ pERpoS
SO novlS u. 4. Marshal rl,strct 81 Iee,ss....
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RuIE 10 conversation shal BE- allowed otherwise than
In . vhispe. within the Reading Room
RULE Ne person shah be permitted TO smoke in the
Library q he Beading Room dsfsce, damage or inure
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In BANKRUPTCY.


TENTED STATES DIsTRICr COURT-
~ District OF ouisiana-In the matter of A Pope
.n mr. Parish sararuptsy No no Whereas Pope
ID 1867 has this day fled in Court petition praying
other claims provsble under said act;
notice therefore given all creditors who have proved
their debts and TO s other that 2lst
DAY OF November 1888 at 10 assigned for hearing
Of the that they and there attend and show
any they have why the the said petition
Clerks offce. New orleans, October g. 1863
ocz. moo y K Lokw. Deputy Clerk
LIMITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
whereas John Richardson, indydusIIy ana "A @.rSs
Of the hrm Of John = wyehe Co duly declared bank
this day fled in said Court. petition PRAYING for dis
charge and certificate thereof from ell debts and other
rotice therefore given creditors who have proved
dsS o aIS % ~ that the 10Th
ing Of the and that they may then and there attend
and show cause they have why prayer Of he said
petition should not he granted.
CLERKS Once. New Orleans, October "a, 1868
TIKITED STATES DIsTRICT COURT
District Of Louisiana In the matter Of Levy Leopold
bspkrupts In Bankruptcy, No. 1888 Whereas, B. Levy
and Simon Leopold, individually and members OF the
nrm o. Levy a Leopo Z, Of New Orleans and District
aforesaid duly declared bankrupt under the Congress
praying for discharge and certificate thsreo from All their
debts and other claims provsble under said act
tp ss s 70 20 al ersdsO! who have proved
day of November 1868 II NJ assigned for The hearing
Of same and that they then show
any they have why The prayer Of the said petition
Clerks Once New Orleans October l6, 1868
oeio 70 nos X. LoEw. Deputy Clerk
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II 0ANKRUPTCY-EsTA OF w. ]. GOop
rum-Omce Urted ktatee naysha District OF Louisiana
nonros La October Is ls6aThis rve notice shat on
the 10Th DAY OF October A. D. 1873 IN bankruptcy
vas issued against the estafe Of Goodum IN toe nab
horehouse and State Of Louisiana who been sdudeed
debts and delivery Of any property beoneue 70 ss,d ham,
r9pt 70 him o. for his and the ranssr pronsry By
him. are forbidden BY law that meeting Of the creditors on
the said bankrupt 70 their debts to choose one or
mere asepees q bis estate win be held Court Of Bank
Monroe Lauisisns before o Bater Register on the
A-ko. 8 p II HERON
U. 8. Marshal, District Of Lorisisna
Perl M. GRADY
OCH pol4 Deputy. as Me-seneer
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BAk KRUPTCY-EsTATE OF p l. MAR
groye-Ohce Uni ed states Marshal rict of Louisi.
ana Monroe. La, October Is, fbis to We notice
that on the 18th day CT October, A. 1868 a ~arant In
bar kruptcy issued inst the III l. Nae
srove N the parish Of jackson Of Louisiana who
has cen scBdged bankrupt his petition flat the
payment Of debts and delivery any property belonging
to said bankrupt TO him his transfer any
property by him forbidden by Of the
creditors OF the said bank upt to debts and 10
choose enc or more sssgDess Of his estate be held ct
Court OF Bankruptcy be holden Reg ster In
the town Of Monrce Louisiana. before w. @ saker Reg
ste on The 10Th day OF November, 1865 10 O'Clock
M. - = : "
A-No 81 r. T. HEBRON
Q. s. Marshal, District OF Louisiana.
Per NJ NJ. GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger. oc2I mold
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BANKRUPTCY-EsTA OF JAMES II
Dunn1onhee UItes states Marshal District
monroe La October Is lo6 This give notice that a.
Inc 18th day Of October. 165 warrant In bankrupcv
was issued against the estate of James H Dunn in the
sandged bankrupt his iton that the paymsnt
OF any debts and delivery Of property belonging said
sy BY him are forbidden bv aw ha meeting Of the cred
tos OF the said krurt 20 their
one or more assgnees II his at Court of
bskruptcy to be holden at the Registers Office in 4 town
OF Monroe Louisiana, W J.. O. Baker R~g,ter on
the 10th day Of November 1865. at 40 O'Clock A. NJ
A-No o. r. j. HERRON
U. Marshal, District Of Louisisna
rer NJ. 1RApY Deputy, as Messenger. oc2l nol4
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Contribution.


nsme and style q this Association shall be "rHE
YOUNG MEMS MERCANTILE LIBRARY AsSOCIA-
TON OF THE CITY OF NEv ORLEANsl"
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IN BANKRUPTCY-EsTAr OF H. T. EARLE
Once of United States Marshal Distrct OF louisiana
nonr La Octoter l5 ls61 to give notice on
the 18th day Of October, 1858 b nkrupty
tsnkn and state OF Logisisns who has been adadged
bankrupt On his petiion that debts
and delivery Of my property ongng 70 said bsnkruo 10
him or for bis use and tire transfer OF opery him.
are forbid by law that meeting Of the Of the
sale bankrupt n prove their debts and choose more
sgnees Of his estate will be held Court Baukrupscy
L. uisians before O. Baker Register 10th day
A-No. a. =. J. HEBRON
U. s. Marsha District OF Louisiana
Per H. GRADY,
OCH nois Deputy. as Ne senger.
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VA NKRUPTCY-EsTA OF " J. GIBSON
Once United states Msrsha District of Louisiana Mon.
18th day Of October D. 1865 In bankruptcy was
issued agsnt the estate Of " Gibson in the parish Of
bank 1p on bis own petition that the Of
him or for Lis use and the any property by him
are orbdden by law thst meeting the creditors Of the
ad bankrupt TO prove their debts choose or more
sssgptes Of h estate will be held Court
70 oe no den at the Registers ce In the Monroe
OF Ncsember, A D. 1865. AZ 10 O'Clock NJ. - -
A-No. o. =. J. HEBRON,
-. U. s. Marshal. District OF Louisiana.
Tf NJ N. oRADf, Deputy as Messenger. oc2l nol4
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THEATRICAL GOSSIP.


n I. A han. "a u A
Tha Me-. Alice and Grace Logan
and ala Sol. smith arc diyerting New
Workers Al Woods Museum in the Jolly
burlesques Of Irion and Barbe Bieue
w J. Florence has produced drama.
tiza,ion Of Dickens Christmas story Of
No Thoroughfare at the Broadway
theater, New York. He appears cas-
"Obenreizer, assisted by Mr. Garden
as "Vendale.'
The "Wickedest, Man 10 New York :"
affords the ballad-singers Of Gotham a
new and profitable subject oil SATIRE
John Il. McDonoughs ballet-troupe
appeared at the Bowery theater on the
9Th The burlesque Of the 6recidn
Bend, introducedas an ailerpiece,anorueu
the newsboys oil the bowery nuge iun.
The Worreli Sisters are playing La
Belle Helene at the Holiday street inca
ter Baltimore
Mrs. Lander succeeded Edwin ADAMS
Of the walnut street theater, rn n
phia, last week; She playepn queen aa
n',zsoe.n adu ma'y ''''
""a '''"'o'
Lolita appeared at the Areh street inca .
yer, rn'laueipnla' On p'''"' ""' '
qu,'e 'en'Asos p,., WI.
Zoe astonishea the p'uenoses q. WI
' n stnra'e'' Do''o"' '''' -
fIe"c" opy' m Il.
Frank Mayo IS craving wen a' TUG
opera house. op''"sae''' n
Laura hsene proquceq our ; Hmn'
can Co"s'n q. s"e o. HeT l. nearly
!. .,,aesa on '"' %
~ ,s nam
maggie M'. - IL ph"d. Islanders a,
piece, Lvr 20, =. H. ~" III
rrosiuoaso 'n VI" Il.
Miss Lewellan played zoe, ~ Tue
Oetaroon, at the opera house. Troy
N. l., last week. =,
Edwin Forrest personated hieheiieu
at Mechanics hall, UTICA, new iorh' Oh
the 9TH
Fanny b: Price and M. W. Lehngweii
are engaged in Foul ray at the Acad-
envy OF Music, Buffalo.
Charles Pope is on his way from the
East to assume the MANAGEMENT Oh tae
St. Charles Iheater, new orieans'
Mr. and Miss Couldock are playing IN
the Wtftoc Ccpse at the Na''onai nea'
ter, Cincinnati'
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CoURT OF HYMES.--Certificates have
been received at the Court of Hymen,
kept by John League, Esq from the fol.
lowing parties, showing that they have
passed into the married state during the
past week: W. II. d. Wendell and Mrs.
Lucy A. Heron; G. R. Staley and Miss
Maria L. Murray; G. NJ. Bridges aud
Miss M. A. Bryan Philip Houston and
Margaret Hines Harry Walker and
Miss Margaret Dodd; f. W. Robertson
and Mrs. Mollie G. Noble; L. II. Stew.
art and Miss c. Viola Bryan; E. E.
Colby aud Miss Annie Powell; William
Bledsoe and Fannie Harm; Bonner
Douglas and Maria Dickson.
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BOAR DING.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND LADY
Ii can have a good font room and board
also a few day boardtrs can be accommodsted;
Apply at No. 2. corner OF jackson and frSnt
streets. y
G-1GENTLEMANA AND LADY
X can have a good front room and board at l79
second street. 1921 H. LAIRD.
A i2i UNION STREET, IN A, NICE
n family, ten or a dozen Day Boarders can
be accommodated; also. lodging for some hail
dozen gentlemen. ~
nOARDING-TwO PLEASANT ROOMS,
ID with good board, furnished or unturnisned.
References required. Terms moderate. .Ap-
plv at No. 225 Adams street III
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River.

Al 81. louis navigation Is becoming difficult
burg, with four feet six inches In the channel (;
at Louisville II Is falling. with five fest In the
canal.
Boats leaving this evening are: For New
flower; st. Louis, Mary u. FORSYTH.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-10

GRAND JuRY.-The following gentle.
men compose the Grand Jury of the
Municipal Court E. ]. Conner, foreman /;
A. J. Vienna, Charles Obermier, John
Morrison, J. s. Wilkins, Francis Foster,
E. W. Wickersbam, William Koch, W.
N. Eakin, H. 81. Hum, Fl. B Childs,
J, w. Watson, Alexander Russell.
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Money 60 Lean ON coIiatsraIs at ss 8,

BIZ references to our business locals il
will-be seen that at $50 Main street money
can be had on collaterais. The gsaiie-
men wh1a ave il 10 loan are personally
known to us. and We can assure parties
Who are in need Of money that they will
get the best Of terms BY applyingto them
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-10

NORFOLK CoSvENrIoS.-The following
named gentlemen have been regularly
accredited as delegates to the convention
to be held at Norfolk: H. G. Ire der, DR..
W. R Hodges, Hon. J. W. Clapp, Hon.
R. R. Heath, J. L. Mayre, jr., W. B. Dom
aho, NJ. J. Wicks, D. A. Brewer, W. c.
Folkes, Major Joseph Lenow, Hon. Jas.
Phelan, L. S. Mayre, Pitser Miller, W.
A Hill. Col. j. W. Dawson.
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An OLD AND SUBSTANTIAL FIRM. Geo.
Fl. Monsarrat, the oldest and most expe-
rienced real estate broker in the city, has
connected with his real estate business
the sale of merchandise, and has OBJ
tanned the large, spacious and convenient
sterehouse in the Ayres Block. opposite
Court Square. To ourold citizens, it is
not necessary to commend the honest
qualification, energy, activity and relia-
bihty, but to newcomers we would say
there never has been any. one engaged SO
extensively, or who has given more gene
raj satisfaction than Col. Monsarrat to
all those who may have heretofore en-
gagged his services. We wish our old
friend success in his new undertaking.
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WAN r 8.

xKTANTED--TO EXCHANGE, AN A NO;
w Family Carriage for a single or double
buggy, or for cas-. Al :,iy 70 ,,nnr
"a PARTEE a HAhBEkE
,ETANTED "A PURCHASER FOR A
w wholesale and Retail Feed store, cen,
,raiIv located, commanding a large trade, and
doing Coop PAYING BUSINESS. Inquire &C
ae AT THIS OFFIGE:
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WoRKHoUsE.- committee of confer
ence, composed of County Commits
sioners and City Aldermen, are Matching
plans respecting the best mode OF
building workhouse for the detention
of juvenile offenders"
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MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS Civil en-
gineers and scientific gentlemen gene
rally will find it to their. advantage to call
at the workshop of Mr.. A. Tiensch,
mathematical and optical instrument
maker, upstairs in the Desoto Bank
Building, Madison street. He repairs all
kinds of instruments and makes models
to order. He has just manufactured
leveling instrument, which we direct all
our civil engineers to go and see.
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FISE assortment waterproof cloth,
81 rs, at Rice & EngePs, 233 Main street.

WHo's THE LUCKY OSE?-The Pas
chall House drawing took place in st.
Louis yesterday. The following are the
numbers which drew the highest prizes {:
No. 55.792, the Paschall House, valued at
$3.50, 600; No. 1880, residence in
Memphis, valued at $4,000; No. 60.664,
a residence in Jefferson City, Missouri,
valued at $ls, 900; No. 90, 1856, residence
on Chestnut street, ST. Louis, valued at
SIS, 5000; No. 1904. a residence on
Eighth street, valued at $4,000; No.
35,367, residence on Morgan street,
valued at $4,000; No. 43,l06, resi-
dence on Chouteau avenue, valued at
$4,000; No. 93,343, residence on Nor
gan street, valued at $l5, 600; No. 81 ,437,
residence on Chouteau avenue, valued
at $4,000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-10

FIRE on ADAMS STREET. About four
o'clock this morning fire broke out in
the room of shoemaker over the office
of Squire Herman, on Adams street.
Firemen and fire engines were quickly
on the spot and extinguished the flames.
The FIRE destroyed the shoemaker s
mantel-piece; the water injured the cell
ings of saloons on either side of the
'Sauire's Office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-10

REDUCTION OF TAxEs-The County
Commissioners will hold special SEES
sion on Monday morning, to confer with
a committee of citizens who have petit
toned for reduction of the rate of
taxation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-10

NorIcE The members of the l54th Sr.
regiment are requested to attend the fu-
neral of George L. Stockton, formerly a
Lieutenant in the command, from Cor
nelius & McCaffrey's, on Second street,
between Madison and Monroe. at FIVE
o'clock p. m. By order of the President
W. B. GooDLETr, Secretary.
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GALA NIGHT.-This will be gala
night at the Varieties. New songs, new
dances, new scenes, new burlesques-all
prepared with skill and taste for public
entertainment. Hard Knocks and the
Virginia Mummy will be repeated. Go,
Laugh, and grow fat.
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Railroads.

The imports Of cotton BY railroad yesterday
we're BIZ Memphis and Charleston road. l6l
bales Mississippi and Tennessee road. 4si
bales Memphis and Ohio road, go; total. S.5.
Exported. by Memphis and Ohio road. 2l
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- :
yOR SALE.

.r.--
T,Op SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Property, my place. fonr miles out on tne
fernando roed-twelve and half acres-weii
improved. For particulars Apply AZ tnis 91ce'
t --- =. |" ~ : : :; IN = ). :; :,
TSOR sALE-AN UPRIGHT 30! LER AND SID
4 Eneine-eight-horse power. Apply al o. lSs
Uniop street. =.
NOR sALE-A LEASE. LICENSE. BAN.
x Fixtures, Stock. No. IL Monr st..opposlte
new hotel. Building for lease. Very low Ior
cash. W. A. WHEATLEY, No. o. Betnei
Block. -.
NOR SALE, CHEAP-THE BAR-R0OM
"Belle Memphis" situated on Adams s
street. Opposite the Worsham HOUSE, with nx,
lures. counters, bottles, tables and chairs. ana
counter in back room necessary Tor hestanrant;;
and with city. county and State license paiu
for eleven months. Apply to
D. NEWTON HART. ATTY etc..
Oft No. 42 Madison street.
NOR SALE OR RENT A GOOD, COM
Portable house of five rooms. nal. kitcnens
and ali necessary outhouses. with two acres et
good land, which will be rented with the pouse,
or not, as r. quired, on Jackson street, SCUM
Memphis, between LaRose and Laaderda,e
streets, convenient to fernando Street haii,
road. The Furniture will be sold or rented
with the place If desired. For further infor-
m ation apnlv on premises. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-10

PIANOS, organs and melodeons tuned
and repaired by 81. G. Hollenberg.
Leave orders at Clark's jewelsy store.
Recommended by Professors Leo Wheat,
Winkler, Sabatzky. Schultz, etc. eod42
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-10

ONE DoLLER saved in every ten dollar
purchase by going to s. NJ. Guests, fam
lily grocer, No. Az Main street, near
Beal. 80
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SHoorrSo.-A gentleman, forgetting
all about ordinances and city limits, fred
his revolver once or twice last evening,
and was this morning fined ten dollars in
police court for the fun.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-10

l. NKEBURoER 4 BRo are Offering their
cigars and tobacco ct New York prices;
they warrant for everything they cell; A.
s77 Main street, next door 10 undertaken
Hoist Give them a call
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WHITE shirts-great variety of styles.
IS robson, SNEED & Co.

: RELIGIOUS. Rev. Dr. Ford, according
to his announcement last Sunday, will
deliver discourse at the Tabernacle,
tomorrow morning, on "the Bible alone
the creed of Christians" and at night, on
"the teaching and ritualism of the New
Testament, in contrast with the teaching
and ritualism of the Prayer Book"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-10

BASE BALL.-The base ball matches
between tho Newport (Ky.) club and the
Bluff City and Eureka clubs come off at
the Race Course this afternoon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-10

STEAMBOATS, TEXAS ON FIRE,-By the
upsettiag of a lamp the texas Of the
steamer Rubicon took fire last night.
Very little damage was done, as the fire
was soon extinguished.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-10

GERMAN PHOTOGRAPHS, made after the
formula of Messrs. Braun, Loescber &
Petschr Berlin, at Hanbury's gallery,
1924 Main street. &c