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SORES ON THE TONGU ULCERS
~ THE THROAT, SORE GUMS,
SORE NO UTH, SORESIN THE
NOSE AROUND TIE
ETES. re-
EIES, &C.,

recently exhibited, few bottles will cure Id
roniC- or through the ELECTS of Mercury. POtas-
IN, Corrosive Sab liIn ate from six to one dOzen
5Slt,es may be required TO make permanent cure
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BANKERS.

JAY COOKE 4 CO.,
AHKE
YIrrIINfE STREET, OPPOSITE TaxAsySY
Euy and sc ct current market rates. e1d
constantly on hand 0 fall supply OF all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sTyEH-TRIBTIEs, ANDN0MPOUEE
INTEREST NOTES.
orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c., execute.
AID coi.ectoua made on al accessible points.
sel-tf
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN AMI
" LYING ~ HOSPITAL.

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN AND
" Lf1HG-:n hospital.
Petients desiring to aysil thrnseivos OF the ~.
Vdntes of lis Institution oStsin priv.
rpOl.ls ~ apply Ing - tie ftHt~U-. Ih15c rr.-l=
6fe furnished with ell the comforts OF horne. The
TI-ctf range from Sj TO So per We n. depc IdinI
~ ,he room IS !ectrG this inCue3S Heard, NTrs-
ing, hedicine, Medic al. d SurC.c.i attendance.
Orders for admission 70 ti-e GOVERNMENT CT
fREE BEDS ia this Hospital car bs obtained Of
the honorable Secre,ar Of Tho Interior Surgeon
1cnei al United StsteG Army. and DIR. HoIS.t,,
Ihef OF tie Bureau CT teaicils AID sursegy
United States Navy S'
Application for orders Of the honorable secrstsry
OF the Interior to be made al the on e OF Or II
Thompson, 1.4 ST., AZ, between 2gth and 2lst ar,
Medical and Surgical Clinic is / I'd at ths rs.
ptti everT Saturday, at p m, W Professor J a
Ihonpson, for outdoor patients, who srs fUT.
nishei medical attendance free of charge
EEDICAb STAEF:
J. Il. THOMPSON, NJ. D., Sur seon in Chief
h. A. ASH ORD, u. D., Assistant Surgeon
CONSULTING BOARD:
A. &. EaTnc5, II. ID p. Horvitz, NJ. U,
Noble Young, NJ. D., q. II. Nichols, u. q,
a. Y p. Garnet, n. D., W. p. Johnston, NJ. D.,
Thomas hliller, Il. D., Grafton Tyler, II. d,
Riley, M. D., y. How ard, n. L.
ap32-1y
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A remarklbl instance or personal beauty re-
stored E Lady dIsAgursd b. the ravsges Of q
IrighJfui disease.
From the advanced sheets ef anew Medical work
called
FALSE AND TRUE"
RY JOIN RADNAY, ND.
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oFrIOE:-aso PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
GALT's BUILDING.
MATTHEW G.. EMERY, President
Tags NJ pL9WMAE, Vice President.
Hen. EE iISsTUfh AsfaH HIsa Hots.-y.
W. A. AUSTIN. Superintendent of Agencies.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J. g. HALL, NJ. D. r. HOWARD, Ii. D.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
ALEX. &. SHEPHERD.
f n 66p e sF.;n. }fG asss, = fd Brown.
Alex r: Shepherd, Tho. NJ Plowman,
E ES%in tya Graz, Thos. kkssa an.,,
S ssSaS, S ssR:s' oSa $ $sSSs:a
The "NATIOTA Al CAPITOL" chartered -
Life, Health, eni Accident ompsny-the first
sistes@6as been entirely reofssnizsd and made
Lie h Insurance d Company exelns,vey Its capital
Company is now fully prepared for business e.1 'n'
Policy holders in this Company can participate
n the pretts Of this Company upon the mutual
participation, thereby comSinins f the adysntases
Of both MUTUAL and STOCK companies.
The names Of its Officers and Directors are q suf-
Their TepntatioHs are pledged 70 faishfaiiy fu2fi
win be accepted any ps hastily taken where
by the lerfect safety and security of the Company
Can % impaired or Questioned.
POLICIES.
The National Capitol Life Insurance Company
ClJCing
Annual Life, Annual Endowment,
len Pc! msnt Endovments, Term Policies,
win or without participation in profits.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE.
Every person making annual payment ia en-
tilsd to receive paid up policy for an amount de-
termihaD.e by the Kind and amount of policy. No
pay Dent Is lost II the policy is allowed to lapse.
NO RESTRICTIONS UPON RESIDENCE Oh
OCCUPATION.
The National Capitol allows policy holders t.
oil seasons Of the year, without extra charge and
life.
DIVIDENDS.
Dividends Will 10 declared all participation
Eollcies annually after two fall years preni Cns
have been paid.
No charge Tor policy, stamps, or medical exam
nation.
No extra rates charged for risks upon lives of
females.
Meme but sound. healthy risks accepted upon any
Consideration.
GENERAL AGENTS wanted throughout the
United States.
Application may he m aie. giving references. to
the Secretary at the Home Office, Gslt's Bull iiag,
washington, ID. Z. Sc l5-lm
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L IRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
II. ID COOKE, (ef Jay Cooke 4 Co. y Prsstdesi
Nm. s. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGFET or TIE CEfTrL
STATES,
lets street, o'Post;s tks Treasury DsYssfszsms,
Government Securities with Treasurer Cpfs.
States,
- ONE MILLION DOLLARS -
We buy and sell ell clsssss OF GOVERNBIEE,
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNTsH EXCHANGE and make Collection
WALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIT
United STATES.
We purchase Governments Vouchers en- shs
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. and give car.
fui attention to
ACCOUNTS OF USIN ESS MEN ssS FIRE.
and to any other business entrusted to %.
yCLL INFORMATION In regard to GOvIRN
HENT LOANS ct all times chssrfully furnished.
WIN. 8. HUHTlH0T0H. Cashier.
washington, March %, 1855. ant
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POLICIES.

The National Capitol Life Insurance Company
issues all tie most desirable forms Of policies in
Guiding
Annual Life, Annual Endowment,
Long ana Snort. Ten Payment Life,
Win or without pa. :icipation in profits.
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FRENCH STEAM sCOURrB,
AND AGENT FOR THE
STATEN ISLAFD(E.Y DYEING ESTABLISH.
MENT,
Established 1919.
NEW PARTISAN PROCESS,
BY which ON enabled to clean all garments
without being takes apart; spots taken out with
out cleaning the whole Grease spots removed
efectually. Office, 44e Seventh street. op posirs
the Patent Once l-lys
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21
General Market.


APPLES-Firm; selling at S4a6 90 q barrel.
BRAN-Scsrce. at s37 to s3s p ton,
BUTTER Quiet; 3S to 40c for choice.
BEESWAX-Steady. at 30c.
BAGGING-Dulla and nominal; India .22@23c;
Kentucky hsnd-jobbing, lsc machine, 23@2i
C0RN-Firm; shelled white and yellow rule
at s. . Q0c on levee; ear corr in bulk, 75@s0c.
C0FFEE-Quiet, with light jobbing trade
doing; prices are trm and unchanged Rio,
2SS2Sn hsSqyrs soss2s ysyn s
CHEESE Western Reserve, l51S@l6c;
CEMENT-Dull; Louisville So rs Y Dbl.
CANDLES-Dull at lsc for light weights.
EGGS-Are dull at IS to 30s y dozen,
FLOUR Quiet and firm super. SO 81 to $40;
extra, $40 so to $l1 so; double extra. $l2 80 to
Sls; treble extra, $l3 so to $l4 80; fancy. sl5
FISH-Dull, with fair jobting trade doing.
North CAROLINA white shsd,, half barrel So .,
behring's, y barrel, $lS; mackerel, No. y
barrel; $l7@2l: y half barrel. 80 Oo@ll y kit,
So 60a3; No. 2 v barrel, $2l y. half barrel,
81; y kit. 50 40; No. 8, y half barrel. $40 /; y
kit, g 15@2 %; white fish. v half barrel, s7@&
u' GRE sl at Sasc p pound for ship
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and nominal at 81
p keg: "a so q half key: So 25 y quarter key.
HAY-Dull, at SO 20 on landing.
HIDES-In fair demand; flint, l8c sailed.
LEATHER-Quieta and steady. Oak soles
46@5Oc; hemlock, 4O@4Sc; harness. 3s942c (;
skiriing. 45@4Sc; uppers, p dozen, sS5 50d4s
MnLAsSES-Market inactive; New Orleans
70 $50; sorghum, So Toe; syrups. 81 81 so.
MEAL-Active; choice, 81 40 to 81 so.
0ATS-Firm. with fair receipts; selling at
ONfoNs-scarce at IS 5000 q Dbl. in store.
PR0VISIONS-Th market Is active and
steady. and a good trade doing: mess pork,
S2i@A so; prime, 500; rump, Sls 00al9; sides,
l41S 6l5c; clear ribbed sides. 10 lsl9c; shout
ders. 1l@1lllc; breakfast bacon. l59'I6c; plain
i7ei71fc. Lard firm, with good demand kes
leaf, l411 l6c; tierce. u 1l4]%c.
P0TAT0ES-Are active, with light receipts.
Choice rule Mt 81 5066 v barrel.
PAINTS, OILS, ETC.-Thc market is mac
Ice; American zinc, 9@1Oc; French zinc, La
i6c iinseed oil, 81 Goal 25 turpentinc, l 10
RYE SEED-Dull; selling at 81 65S1 rs "
ROpE-Dull; sa9c for machine.
RICE-Quiet at Hobo % 10.
SALT-Dull at So 5093 rs q Dbl.
SUGAR-Scarce and stiff: crushed and pow
dered, IS 5ls1zc; coffee sugars, Az Sl711c.
TALL0W-fn demand at 315c u ID.
TAR-Quiet at So q dozen kegs,
TURPENTINE-D Dull at zoe y gallon.
0BACCO-Quiet. A fne stock Is on hand
and new supplies are received daily. We quote
natural leaf at s. 00@l rs; fancy Virginia,
new work, $1@l Is; fine bright. pounds. $l@1
rs; medium. do. pounds: s0c@sl; common
bright, pounds, $6O@75c; iue fancy smoking,
sl@1 Is.
WHEAT-Is in fair demand at 50 2O92 30
for choice white. and 81 T091 10 for spring.
WHISKY-Market steady and Quiet, with a
small trade doing. Sales of common at 81 400
2 90: Bourbon. SSd6.
W00L-In fair demand; unwashed, I592Oc |;
washed 25a Zoe q pound
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21

$780,.
command, and Billy Grubbs presideu in
the office.
The Ozark, Captain Dumberg. will
leave at FIVE for Arkansas river Her
clerks are Jimmie Thompson and Bob
Shields.
The Natoma Is the regular packet for
st. Francis river this evening, leaving at
Eve o'clock. Capt Lee commands, and
Billy Field jerks the quill in the Office.
Tomorrow evening the Pargond will
leave for New Orleans, Laurel Hill and
St. Patrick for someryille, and Liberty
No. 2. for White river.
Steamboatmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the PUB-
LILO LEDGER Office, ourl arrangements
enabling us to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West We invite steam boatmen to
examine our styles Of work and prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21

A CARD.-EditOrs Ledger: l regret
very much that the Convention failed to
make nominations for the Office of Con-
stable. 1t is an important Office, and
one that the Conservatives should work
hard to secure. / have considered the
matter over aud have come to the con-
olusion that Mr.. James 0'ConuOr is the
strongest man in the race. 1 therefore
withdraw my name in his favor, and
would request my friends and the Con-
sentative party generally TO lend him
their support, as | candidly believe be is
the man,sf all others in the field, most
certain to defeat the Radical nominee.
MICHAEL O'CoSNKLL.
[Nr. o Conner is a young man who has
resided al his life in the city. BE is
energetic, capable and Trustworthy, and
will make q tip-top officer if eleeted.-EB.
LEDGER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21

PETITIONS IN Observation-Disclosures
the 18th aud 18th instant, the follow
ing petitions in bankruptcy have been
filed in the United States Clerks Office
M. Van B. Thomas, Shelby county.
B. W. Williamson, Shelby county.
H. A. Tyler, Hardin county.
Chas. H. Brown, Madison county.
James c. Davis, Weakley county.
Henry S. King, Shelby county.
James L Moore, Haywood county.
VIM. S. Bond, Haywood county.
HIP. Farrar, Madison county.
James G. Glenn, Madison county.
David Ysrbrough, Madison county.
Thos. Murrell, Madison county.
Thos. j. Gardner, Hsrdeman county.
j. N. Peacock, 0bion county.
VIM. I. Powell, Dyer county.
David Thilman, Shelby county.
Geo. P. Turner, Fayette county.
James Sain, Hardeman county.
John C. Weaver, Shelby county.
d. T. Barnes, Shelby county.
c. A. Slillman, Shelby county.
John G. Wallace, Shelby county.
II. G. Hollenoerg, Shelby county.
Jas. II. Weatherby, Madison county.
Robt. F. Stribbling, Madison county.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21

A suoar CnAPrER ON Dusr.-Truly Il
may be said Of the man who leaves Mem
phis and returns: dust thou art and
unto dust thou shalt return" The same
may be said appropriately ofthe man who
stays here all the time. There are races
of people called sand-lappers, and Lap
landers, aud dirt-eaters, but we are not
informed that they indulge in the soil as
a staple Of life. They mix Il with bread,
old cheese, aud even water. But in
Memphis dust is daily beverage.
II Is also component part Of our coi-
fee, our lager beer, our gossip, chit-chat
and sneezes. Times may be hard, banks
break, notes go to protest aud peanuts
70 mp to ten cents glass, but we can
beat the world on sneezing. II is a lux
ury without q tax. II is enjoyed by the
rich and the poor, the bright-eyed maiden
and the blind beggar the ignorant freed
man in his hut, and the opulent local
editor in his palace. The wind bloweth
when it listeth, and the dust shows which
way the wind blows no numbering ma
chimes splashing waterion new suits OF
clothes and long, pretty trails disturb the
promenaders on our streets II matters
not whether the ladies pay their devo-
tons at the shrine OF lily white, or APP
pear in primitive colors. They are
all of the same complexion. A
stranger would be struck with this
similarity. Talk about the sunny cline
of Italy, the maidens Of Southern Europe
and the blondes Of more northern chimes,
our climate, our compilations and our
dust cannot be rivaled in the world.
Nature has been very lavish with some
of her gifts, particularly with this rouge,
this impalpable essence of mother earth,
which all may revel in without even the
expense of revenue stamp. 1t is well
distributed, but Main and Front streets
have the monopoly. The merchant
princes" like it--so do our city papas-
so the ladies. 1t tints every cheek alike;
eyebrows and lashes are al ] the same
delicate color, and sneezing rules active.
There has been some talk Of sprinkling
the streets or sweeping them. Should
not be tolerated. Can such things come
over us like summer cloud and not de-
press the rouge market? Echo answers
market" If any man undertakes to
interfere with the dust monopoly, an in
junction will be served, and the matter
fought out on that line all SUMMER
Down with the dust pans and sprinkle
pots, and let each accept his dustiny. 1t
is the only opportunity many will ever
have of acquiring "real estate"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21
Special Notices.

New Marriage Guide.-An Essay for Young
Men. on Physiological Errors. Abuses and Dis
eases incident to Youth and Early Manhood.
which create impediments to MARRIAGE.
with sure means ofrelief. Sent in sealed letter
envelopes free Of charge. Address, DR.. ].
sKILLIN HoUGHT0N, Howard Association.
Philaielphia, Pa. l3l-vI4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21
The Port of Memphis.

The river is rising at the rate Of a foot
in twenty-four hours, having risen nearly
six feet in all. White river has five and
q half feet in the channel TO Augusta,
and the Arkansas channel contains
tEeniy-eight inches.
The ice gorge has broken at St. Louis,
and steamers are coming down.
Capt. Mart Walt has sold the Cleaner
to Capt. John d. Adams
The Minueola will leave at this even
ing for Cincinnati. Capt Miller is in
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The French Language.
PROFESSOR vILLEHULIN

NUOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w that he Is establishing, on every Satur-
day. At Lee Academy, a permanent School for
Ladies who wish to avail themselves Of this
opportunity TO perfect a knowledge OF the
French language.
Glasses Will be arranged 10 suit the eonve-
nience Of scholars; aud terms for course Of
instructien explained on application 70 the an
dersigned.
He you'd inform also Gentlemen that be has
established a Night Glass. az DIS room, No. III
Main street. on Mondays aud Thursdays. FROM
10 10 pm. fer the purpose Of teaching the
above lanruare. On Tuesdays ard Fridays,
from 70 10 pm. be viii give instruction in
the spanish Language.
Terms, $ per month.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21
REGISTRATION.
Who are Entitled 10 Vote I'm
der the Law.
A Chance for All Voters OF
1864 and 1865 10 be Regis
tered without Trouble.

According TO the third clause Of the
first section of the Franchise law passed
May Sd, 1866, and now IN force, among
those clearly entitled to certificates OF
registration are all
"Who may have served in and been hon
orably discharged from the army or navy
of the United States, since the LIST OF
January, 1882"
All "who voted in the Presidential
election in November, 1864"
All "who voted in the election for
Ratification or Rejection in February,
1866"
All "who voted in the election held on
the 4th of March of the same year, for
Governor and members of the Legisla-
ture;"
All "who have been appointed to any
civil or military office by Andrew john
son, Military Governor, or VIM g.
Brownlow, Governor of Tennessee,
prior to Jnne 8, 1865"
This morning Col. John Donovan
waited on Captain Sears, Registration
Commissioner, and asked whether GER
tifcates would be issued to all coming
within the classes mentioned. 1t being
clearly the law, the Captain could not
answer otherwise than in the affirmative.
He was therefore furnished an official
list of all those who voted at the elections
mentioned in 1864 and 1865, and will be
governed by them. Heretofore this plain
right has been disregarded, but now all
whose names appear on these lists VIII
secure certificates without vouchers or
oaths.
That little delay may be experienced
Captain Sears has set apart Monday
night, nert, to issue certificates to this
class of applicants.
Let every one possessing his old GER
tifcate be provided with it at that time; ;
the others will receive certificates on
being identified.
Don't neglect it. By parties being
on hand hundreds can be registered in q
short time.
Colonel Donovan deserves credit tor
bringing this point to a square issue,
and having it definitely settled.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21

TO FAMILY GROCERs.-FORsTER,
KEALHOFER d CO., 200 Main street,
are receiving daily cOnsignments of
choice Roll Butter, fresh Country
Eggs. Have n choice lot of Dried
Peaches in store, for sale low 10 the
,rade. l52
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21

= Nothing Of interest transpired in
police court this morning,
Order ash wood from Bigley, Mel
lersh A Co., coal dealers. Price low.
-Patrolman J. ID. Finch, Of the police
force, has been promoted to the position
of Acting Sergeant
The meeting Of railroad superin-
tsndents ut the 0verton adjourned yes
terday to reassemble at New Orleans on
the Oath.
WIN. Thompson (colored) has been
arrested, charged with stealing paints,
brushes, ETC., from Davis paint shop on
Adams street.
Captain John Travis, the famous
pistol shot, formerly Of this city, is giving
lessons in pistol practice to the ladies Of
Youngstown, Ohio.
MIR. 2. N. Estes, Of Black, Estes a
CO., cotton merchants, was married in
Florence, Alabama, on the 10Th, to Miss
Nettie Collier, of that place.
Yesterday John Mills, an alleged
horse.thief, was committed to Jail by Esq.
Hall, in default of $4,000 bail for appear
ance at the Criminal Court.
Two negroes, Charlie Davis and
John Henry Martin, engaged in an ARRAY
near the Poplar street market house yes
terday afternoon, during which the latter
was stabbed.
"A. McLindsay has been found guilty
by the Circuit Court of larceny and SEN
fenced to three years imprison ment in
the peritentiary. He is believed to be
one of the gang of robbers infesting the
neighborhood of Shelby depot a few
months ago.
S. M. Guest, fernando road, has q
full supply of groceries and feed; also
Henderson h Fleming's celebrated i'm
ported garden seed. Among them will
be found the great Cedar BILL early to-
mato. Best pink-eye potatoes-for seed
cheap for cash.
-Emmons & Son, 10 Jefferson and
1913 Main street, have received the New
York Ledger, Chimney Corner, Literary
Album, Banner of Light, Boston Pilot,
Sunday Times, London News, Sunday
Mercury, Dime illustrated, Sporting
Times, Budget of Fun, Police News,
Police Gazette, Last Sensation, Kelly's
Weekly, Southern Society, La Crosse
Democrat, Godey's Lady's Book,
Madam Demorest's Gazette of. Fashion,
Catholic World (all for March,, and
dailies from everywhere. Emmons &
Sons is the place to buy your books and
naDer
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21
NOTICES.

COUGH CURE, NO PAYi-Forrestt's
u Juniner Tar IL warranted to cure Cough.
Crown, throat and Luur diseases, OF the price
positively refunded. INSTANIAhBOS Nj
LIEF PRODUCED. Try i'll III not satlsnea,
return the empty bottles and get your money
back. Sold only BY d. y. GOODYEAR. whole
sale and retail agent, $40 Second street. Mem
phie Tenn. Prize IS rr-ts uer hotfle.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21

PLANTERS, merchants and families
visiting Memphis will save fifty per cent.
by taking furnished rooms at Southern
Hotel, kept on the European plan. Open
at all hours. Rooms, single or in suits,
$4@6 per week; lodging, so cents.
Ample room for $50 guests. Board
furnished at Hotel if required, at all
hours, at regular rates. vi-S'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21

REGIsrARTIoS.-Up to last night 2lO4
voters had been registered, nearly all ne
groes. OF the whites furnished certi6-
Gates probably two-thirds are Radicals.
It is doubtful whether 300 Conservatives
had been registered up to the closing Of
Capt. Sears Office yesterday evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21

WHO TALKS About HARD TINES 2-The
talk about "hard times is evidently q
mistake, il the phrase means scarcity of
money. Yesterday Mr.. Robinson, of the
circus, paid the two per cent. United
States tax on upward Of $ll,OOO-his
gross receipts up to that time. This, Of
course, did not include the receipts last
night, which were large.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21

ATTORNEYS, TAKE NoT1oE.-Five de-
sirable suits of rooms, adapted to your
business, for rent at Nos. SO and So
Union street, opposite the courthouse.
Inquire at Desoto stable, So URion street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21

SEE HERE.-Wby don't you get shaved
at David Pechner's2 Excellent work
executed. Shaving l5c, hair cut Csc and
shampooing Csc. Remember the place,
30 Adams street. l36-l62
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21

COUNTRY AND CITY MERCHANTS
TAKE NOTICE.-A large stock of
CaIicoes, BIeached and Brown Do
mestics, Boots, shoes, Notions, etc.,
selling out at extremely low prices.
J. III. LOEwENSTINE d. BROS, Clay
Building. Must be closed out. l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21
STOLEN.

CTOLEN-FROM THR YARD OF THE
- Pastor Of 81. Mays Churc h. TWO ROPES (;
one long fan, nearly new the other old-twn
ropss tied in one bunch. "A reward Of FIVE
DOLLARS will be paid for their return 70
Ia FATHFR SNYDER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21
Cotton Market.

The cotton market was irregular throughout
yesterday. Midilings rated high. holders de-
manding more 10 many instances than buyers
were willing to give. In some cases 2ic were
asked. and transactions occurred at 2,ISc. The
market closed at the following quotations.
which were stiffiy maintained this forenoon
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-21
NOR SALE
AT $50 THIRD STREET.

Owe fine (aIl Walnut Counter, one lot line
bronzed Iron Railing. one dozen fine Cane Bot
tom Chairs, two late style Writing Desks two
fine Gas Pendants. one Oak Table, Oil Cloth
and Carpet. ,r,cvppcu.Nr
VITO z. w. WlCkbkohAM.
AND. INl0AND l2MILES NORTHEAST
/ OF Memphis, on Big Creek plank road, IN
epy Quantity from so TO 300 acres, OF every
quality, fed and forest. hill and bottom, ricn
an 4 poor, high and low. every variety. for SAFE
AT half what has been offered for IL.
A 40 CYPRESS TIM BIER accessible.
Also new STEAM MILL, nearly complete;
Also a fine TEXAS PLANTATION. on the
delta of the Trinity. N. o. * Houston X. X.
runs through It. viii be exchanged for Mem
PAL Also good STOCK Rancho. on the Lavaca
river. Texas, for city property
Apply TO Sam or Henry Rembert, Big Creek !;
or 10 Steele, 1863 Front street. Memphis OF S.
g. , ss%0er'' N"'s's"' SIS. RBMBERT.
NOR sALE-A NO. LETTER PRESS,
with a good stand, in good order. apply
at THIS OFFICE. lzs-I
D0R sALR-THE VACANT LOT ON THE
Northwest corner Desoto and Elliott sts;.
6OxIOO feet. Inquire Of F.VANHORN, stlH
Main street. -