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haIrows. pnme. 4 t00 I JOT v D
BUTTER.

R,eep 40 package, for the increase OF 1000 pack
,s III. market steady and prices unchanged nne
good. selling e while favor does DOT The market
NOT and being showed on belo"
ttons Fresh lots Of Welsh are selling readily
asa hne; dairy Of Fair offered al c sap
Iu,nts to california light taking out 40 nrkss
Rolls greatly quality and ske the vide OF or some
ehresy Western hne Pennsylvania and ONO Ihee
Western Butter but little ONO
good enough o bring tOc We quote: aex,o
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NJ Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING Nov 10. ls6s.

The following rates Of articles IN good condition
,o by commission wholesale shippers receive TO W per
cent deducted beside fegbt and other charges
Botrs packages car.uy marked With paint aud the he
OF th. .e6der should painted end Nail an invoice or
az the ar the and send letter y
also stating
C-sn aud putting VIII add mnh 70 ~ aue
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Recept. t9i the Trade r a. nearly nnchsnged
rate. Arrivals much larger. mostly of lmd some los o. "ot
,ru are selling the marx for Be- aud single Dbl. Tonn pg Ut
b Il hot eggs The not Strong owa's OF Hm'h
fptcng sile. We quote IN IN,
j. T. and Pa q doLJt d5i LINED ~ Gsl
good ...'sh "S' ''sS '~s y '''"'' w
Weston sad canada, t1iol u "J' ]
THI'ITN BERRIES.
Ada. AZ. wsak al decline per LbL good lots of Central
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rrrsnAY. NOV. 1O-P. NJ.


Gold opened at 1885,. sold at l3j. 49, l4., closing
at l34. bid The clearings at the Gold Exchange
Bank were Sll7 22 0OO and the balances ST. li0O y1
Government bonds opened strong and active with
a good demand for all classes, but after the measure
of relief to be given by the Treasury Department
was understood the market became weak, selling of
from sa3 per cent with dull and unsettled feeling
The investment demand was large, and foreign
houses were free buyers during the early part
of the day. At the close large sales were
made by leading houses, but the demand
was 80 large that no further decline took place
Railway shares opened steady and active, but
upon the rrlmors that "a further lock of money was
contemplated sold of from las ~ cent. and a very
uneasy feeling prevailed The expectation that the
Sub-Treasury would assist imitation in some way,
also was felt to be deusioD, up to this time no
instructions have been sent here that will give any
assistance to the street New-York Central sold down
~ cent: Reading !! st. Paul, p; st. Paul Pref
| 3 Fort Wayne l Michigan Southern Il Rock Isl
| and North Western Common, .; Northwestern
Preferred The market remained dull and unsettled
| until the close and the stocks were freely pressed
for sale Governments closed active at quotations:
L. s. Gs $751; Reg 1924 aII3 Us.52O Co. G5lGDt dlo9i
o. g. 1881 COu .ll3t dl3t T. :. $40 COu G1 lGs dl0yt
L. s. $40 Reg aO6i T. $. $40 C0u. 'Go llO dllOt
u s. $40 Cou. Ca IOSt lost L. ;. 1910 Reg l0S alOi
L. s. $40 COu Ca. .1OGi 0l0G3 L. b lOiO COu lOit4loo
u. B. $40 Cou. '65 ..lOGt 0l06l
The following are VIM. Heath 4 Co.'S last quota
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.sF s2 ss ~ r 'i sDg. e.; 1 s's EEL a. ~ I caes
plenty but Isabls are coming orard freely srn receiving $40
trade is s large and that msSy more are yet 70
s $s s M%'i % s Essa s .S & ns &
81 Ss:s esi SPE S % good pss
Apples common O6 - 500 90 Ounces apple b6 CoSa
Ss%e:. % Grape. G.i,.6an. ns
c'.SSsas' cSSmos to sn B s SSSs % sa: 80
p.as ps SgS soonS 5S SSSls SSS % % :S
FRUITS AND NUTs-DRIED.
Dried fruits are sn Snads" s~ n o% % s
Ra scarcely bringing ~ nS C1 y0 ,e n S" s "D
Pe.,ss, peeled p ine @2S Fair to Good e,s
ESSs TSS.d to 'Ss9% Ss. b. 81 81
B.ISes: GS.T'fs: new p Sss p'ST1a %i&uss s
S1:5s, pe :s Sts t 6s%' i.ssy nus Sn cCS S
apples, Southern fne, y ID. sIoa9tl.
Wells thus correctly Of the hop trade in bis latest crcu
nme Hop consequent further decline gold aud
oe. & A.aTy any ' Sc No s Ss T @ %
We able give ss eIS w Ts % h, 81 S 1 warranted IN
reducing quotations may be well to note the fact that se'
sS% p s. % Ss Sa S. 'I By
pressing % Of their pG.Ss oase Ms @ a S 0s must
be only foreign adyee received this morning jang The
market than Ocen led ansEae and prices Of 9ns
ds. are not thr re GO here asy see to
sue the fact IS becoming nGT. apP%Ge., that Inawn % S SIs
With the low premium go there Is not living po1t to
shippers who have their this market aud Doc h
In fact losing business to them well producers and cannot
ending Wednesday
l55 bales GLASGOW bales; Liverpool 5 bales Londn 58
As ma
shipping
refer Of exporting false In other
worb placing hops the hands Of foreign houses here and abroad
obtained Hops forwarded
ports he sold for Of the This frequently done
profit apparent but for the Of making
wond further add this business done
only BY who accumulated stock heavy for them to
and unload Ia this We mention this
the minds Of friends idea of OF the
and show them that all Hops shipped abroad
by
fooaiug under date Of Oct "a Since last
market here inactive for home growhs The
offered tyery few numben disappear, bIely
grades unBoced sdaiy de
New Americans command attention lin spite OF the depression
which Deyas at prices varying from s00L aud this weeks arrivals
values
reported dull and declining The rmer tone which existed IN Belgium
fall o from 81 y cst has been submitted TO-
freely offering from 4 to % The Bsvaran markets
severely depressed trade beng perfectly agnsnt win
scarcely buyer afraid Of he Bvarans
Q8o Every other class Of Hops equally out Of favor We
quote: . .., ooa,,
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11

OFFICE o. PACIFIC NAIL STEAnsHIP ConPAS1
Ngw-YoRK. Oct 81, 1853.
TWENTY FIRST ANNUAL ELECTION
Notice Election NINE DIRECTORS of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company will be held the Compans once
WaLs WEDNESDAY. November a 1862 bev-en
and The Transfer Books Will he closed pre-
paratory Election Monday 1863 o'clock
Due notice Of the reopenng Of the Transfer Books will be
after given BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
THEODORE r. JOHNSON. secreary.
DACIFIC RAILROAD of MISSOURI First
Mortgage GOLD BONDS prncpal and interest parable xo)
for at a BY SKAATS BRO. No. 10 brosds
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abundant Improvement yetbe quoted
dressed hogs higher bnt Inactive The hrt rnVa oi "n
Suspension bdge) dressed reported at The weather.
cold enough safely brng them forward We quote ,o
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COURT cALENDARs-Tms DAY.


BrrsIxK CoUEf-GkSKRA. p j. AID
Carbon. j. j.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-11

The DRAY TAx.-At . meeting of the
Draymen's Association at the Exchange
Building last evening, the following let
ter was read from NJ. T. Ryder, OF
the House of Representatives in the Gen
eral Assembly:
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 3. 1868.
Charles ]. Hargan. ESQ.,:
DEAR FRIEND: In one OF the Memphis
papers read an account of a meeting oil
the Draymen's Association of Memphis,
held May 10th, and in compliance with
the resolution appointing a committee
to wait on my colleague and myself, and
ascertain our views as to the intent and
bearing OF the law taxing vehicles, | pro
coed to give my views.
was surprised to find the interpreta'
ton put upon the law taxing drays,
as know the committee that had charge
of the revenue bill had no intention OF
increasing the tax on days above what
the old revenue laws required; and in
the debate on that section, the general
understanding was that il was an in
crease on hack licenses Vehicles to
carry psssengers) not mentioned in the
other sections of the bill.
am satisfied my colleague will agree
with me in this view Of the question, and
| sm sure that they would not place such
a burthen on the hard working, industri-
Gus men of our city as compose the
Drsymen's Association, with a knowl-
edge Of the extreme depression in all
classes Of business that We have been
suffering with for the last two years.
Asa working man, and a representa-
tive of their interests, it would be unpar-
dopable in me to allow such an Injustice
10 be done knowingly, and the only
reason that can be given for such con-
struction of the law las taxing drsys ten
dollars) is the hurried manner Of the
massage Of the bill, IL being about the
close of the session when il was passed.
Hoping and believing our worthy Tax
Collector John League. Esq } will accept
this view Of il until the Legislature meets
in November, vhen il will be so amended
AZ 10 meet the desires Of all classes in
teresicd in the last revenue Law. such
is the wish Of your humble servant,
MAK1IS I. RTDER
On motion, the letter was ordered
spread upon the minutes Of the AsSosia-
tioB.
Il vas also moved Ald carried, that a
special meeting Be held on tomorrow
evening. Ter the election aud installation
Of oasesTs Of .as Association, and The
mestipg tbersupOn adjourned 70 that
tine
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The Port of Memphis.

The river at this point is about
stationary.
The City Of Cairo is the regular packet
of the St. Louis mail line for this even
ing, Capt Dan. Conway commanding
and Mr.. William White clerk.
The favorite Celeste gets u this even
ing for Pine Bluff, Little Rock and Fort
Smith. Captain Pritchard on deck, and
Mr.. J. Fl. Lane a. the desk.
Capt Cannon takes out the palatial
Robert e. Lee this evening for Vicks-
burg, New Orleans and all way landings
Mr.. J. 7. Roberts will be found in the
office.
Steamboaimen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the PUB-
Lie LEDGER office, our arrangements
enabling us to do work at rctes that will
compare with any establishment in the
West We invite steam boatmen to
examine our styles of work and prices.
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LoCALshN BRIEF.

Tea, very fine green, black and
mixed, at Finnie 4 Buckham's.
= The Memphis Literary Association
hold their regular meeting tonight.
Quantities ofgreen and prematurely
ripened fruit are exposed for sale in the
city markets.
The delegates to the Democratic
State Convention at Nashville from this
city have returned. sl
The commencement exercises of the
Memphis Female Seminary, on Madison
street, take place to-day.
"A sketch of the old l54th Tennessee
regiment, on the first page of our this
evenings issue, will be read with interest.
The St. Patrick's Sunday School
picnic, at the Ford Place, yesterday,
was one Of the most delightful affairs of
the season.
Eight hundred and ninety petitions
in bankruptcy have been filed in this
district, and one hundred and ten dis
charges granted, up to this date.
The alarm ruug by the fire bells be-
tween eight and nine o'clock this morn
ing, was occasioned by the burning out
of a foul hue in the Odd Fellows
building.
The programme of the amateur en-
tertainment at the New Memphis on
Tuesday next has been changed. The
Marble Heart has been dropped, and
Guy Nannrinq and the farce of the
Dead Shot substituted.
The grand basket picnic, at James
Park, for the benefit of the l. o. B. B
Orphan Asylum, which has been looked
forward to with unusual interest and
pleasure by our Hebrew citizens, is in
progress to-day. The pastimes will be
kept up until 10 o'clock this evening.
John Donovan, Esq, publishes a
card in this mornings Appeal, defending
himself and the Memphis Racing Asso-
citation against the charges made in rela-
ton TO the lease of the course to the Off
GERS of the forthcoming tournament On
behalf of the association he says they are
too deeply in de,t to be liberal, but adds !:
THE object of the tournament meets my
cordial approval, and / will give $500
towards paying the charge of the Mem
phis Association Course, if responsible
gentlemen will pledge themselves that all
of the nett receipts will be given to the
widows and orpha ms.
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POLICE ITEMS.

Detectives Hastings and McCune re-
covered yesterday, about fifteen miles
south Of the city, the stock recently stolen
from G. W. Cheek & Co. s stables, on the
old factory lot in Chelsea.
Amos Phillips and Laura Barefoot
we're required by Esquire Walton yester-
day to enter into bonds of $500 each to
preserve the peace.
Six arrests were made by the police OF
the lower district yesterday; four whites
and two negroes.
Nineteen cases we're disposed of in
police court this morning, and fines to
the amount of Gfty-four dollars collected.
NJ. King swore out warrant before
Esq. Herman, this morning, against a
negro woman giving her name as Jane,
charging her with stealing a sun-bonnet
from Sarah Wright.
Lou. Walker, colored, was arrested
this morning on warrant issued by
Esquire Herman, charging her with the
theft OF a gold ring, from one Peter
Galem.
Bill Roberts, alias Williams, negro,
charged with being one of the party who
shot officer Sweat on South street, sew
eral weeks since, was arrested by officer
Taylor at the St. Pstricks picnic, yes
terday. On being lodged in the Adams
street station he acknowledged being the
.uilty party.
The residence of Mrs. Julia bowden,
2l5 Linden street, was entered by bur-
glars during the absence of that lady OF
the St Patrieks picnic yesterday, a
quantity Of clothing stolen aud the apart
ments rausscked generally, probably in
the search for money. The residence Of
Mr. Merrill, 2l9 Linden, NAG also entered
about the same time, aud probably BY
the same parties, aud several articles OF
value stolen.
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BOAR DING
STOL e M .

CTOLEN.- SEvENTY-FIvE DOLLARS
y REWARD. Three Mules. from the stables
Of J. Griffith and +. B. Miller. in Chelsea, on
Mules. about fourteen hands high; in COED or;
der a blemish in one of their eyes, and small
saddle marks; the other several pit marks IN IN
the mouth. One dark. brown. about ten or
gentle and lively. The above reward will be
given for the three. or Twenty-Five dollars each,
by i; w MTtII.pip
". IS. VI
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LASH LITERAKT AssocIATIoN.-Ihe
annual weekly meeting Of the above so
eiety will be held this evening in their
hall. corner Of Main and Adams streets
An important question viIl Be debated.
Al youug ueu are invited to be present
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-11

STABLE your stock at Joe Seligman's 8,
corner of Union and Third streets, where
thieves cannot break in and steal, and
there is no danger of their being de-
stroyed by Ere. If you have none Of
your own, and wish to hire something
stylish and fast, Joe's is the place to
rot - .t-It
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tbs VARIEr1ES-The stars forming
the galaxy Of talent At this fAvorite resort
have lost none Of their brilliancy in the
public eye. The Gardner and Florence
Sisters, Nile Henrietta aud Minnie
Grey, and the host Of others constituting
the company, continue to draw large aud
delighted audiences nightly. They all
appear in The bin promised Or this
evening,
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MISSISSIPPI AND rExsKssrr RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. 225 Pm. 4:l5 Pm.
Sardis accom- n, OK, Sunday, $50 AN. 1850 Pm.
Fright North, Monday. .
Tuesday and Friday.
South. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday ...........-. 3:25 Pm. $3.50 An.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail. daiy........... 500 pm. 1910 Pm.
Through express. daily -... 1910 Pm. 1880 M.
someryille &C. save Sunday S;25 An. 500 pm.
Corinth ac., save Sunday. 600 AN.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express.................. 9:l5 An. 700 AN.
Night Express................. 3:l6 pm. 400 PM
time: Ticket office, No. 287l1 Main street. De-
pot. head Of Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-11

Buy your drugs, medicines, fancy
toilet articles, ETC., at the Wholesale drug
emporium of J. B. WATSON & Co., who
still continue their sales at cost prices,
either wholesale or at retail, to suit Gus
toners. for the present.
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Special Notices.

Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-FoRREsr's Ju-
EIPER TAR is warranted to cure Cough. Group.
Hoarseness. 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. f. GOODYEAR, $40 Second street. Agent.
Price. IS cents. SIT
Copjugal Love, and the Happiness Of
True Marriage.-Essays 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. 81. I46
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REMNANTS suitable for boys wear, for
mems wear and children's wear very
cheap at Menken Bros. 81
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Ladies' Saratoga Trunks, all styles
sizes and prices.
ROBEsON, sNEED a. CO.,
3 26I Maih street, opp. square.

RICE 4 EsGEL will close out their pres
ent stock at sacrifice to make room for
an elegant fall stock, at 233 Main
street, Clay Building. +
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-11

THE gentlemen making up the cOiillon
party Tor Mound City, this evening, will
please remember that the boat chartered
for the occasion viii leave the foot Of
Washington street at SIS
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TRAGEDY IN THE CoUSTRY.-A negro
woman giving her name as Martha Far
ris, came into the city last evening, and
reported to the police headquarters that
her husband, Fred Farris, had been
killed the evening previous BY James
Hudnell, on the plantation of the latter,
about fifteen miles out from the city, on
the Pigeon Roost road. The facts, as
narrated by her, were as follows: Farris,
on being reprimanded by Hudnell for
being intoxicated, threatened TO shoot
the latter, and went so far as to fire two
or three shots from a navy repeater, into
the ground. Hudnell, regarding his life
in jeopardy, thereupon took mp his shot
gun and fred at the negro, the ball lodg.
ing in the latter's breast, and causing
death almost instantly. The woman
further stated that Hudnell, after shoot
ing her husband, also broke the but Of
his gun over his head. Tie body of the
deceased negro was brought into town
by his wife in farmers wagon, and
taken by her to police headquarters.
After telling her sad story to the police,
she proceeded with the body to the
Mayors Office, where she procured an
order for its burial, and this done, she
returned in the wagon to her home in
the country.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-11

RENSlxTs suitable Tor boys wear, for
men's wear and ehildren's wear very
cheap a. Msuken Bros. 81
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A NEGRO ON NEGRO OFFICIALS. Steve
Lumpkins, colored man, states to us
that he was arrested one day last week
by a certain negro constable, on war
rant issued by the negro magistrate Car
ter, and taken before the latter and fined
twenty-five dollars; that being unabls to
pay his fine he was ordered into confne-
ment, and on his way to the Jail the
said cuffy constable told him that if he
would pay to him (said constable) the
amount Of eight dollars he might 60,
and he would report that he had
escaped. Not being able to purchase
his freedom at even the cost Of eight
dollars, he was committed to Jail,
where he is still in confinement. This
is but q fair specimen of the manner in
which justice is melted out to the igno-
rant blacks by those of their own color
in office in this city. Lumpkins says he
does not hesitate to say that the negro
officials of Memphis are pack of thieves,
and do not hesitate to steal from those of
their own color whenever an opportunity
is afforded.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-11

A CALL. The draymen of this city are
requested to meet at City Hall, Exchange
Building, Friday, 18th inst. 1t is to be
hoped that all will attend, white and col
ored, as there is some important business
to come before the meeting.a
7. W. 0'DoNNELL, Chm.
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RICE q EsGEL will continue business
at 233 Main street, Clay Building. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-11

HAYS Coal CoMPANY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 2S7 Main street.
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Notice of Dissolution.

VHE FIRM OFJ.W. GRANT & co. WAS
i this day dissolved hy mutual consent. ].
J. w. GRANT.
II. n. JONES.
June q. 1855 90
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1T NEEDS no CERTIFICATES Or ADvER-
TIsEMENTs TO RECOMMEND IT.-The great
oriental Chinese remedy-Eureka Life
Blood Elixir-comes to this country on
its own m crit Let the invalid try it and
ha eafis6ad
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HATS HATSI HATS !
AT REDUCED PRICES!

INORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK PRE-
II vious 70 movinE being OBLIGED = mske hra{
for the new Hof.D. We viii SILL BUR III \
PRICES.
FRANCISCO a wIGGTN.
T7-1n Hattefs and furrisrz. se Man -
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To TraveIsrs..-AeeIdens Insurance

can be obtained Of II. P. Butler, Gene
raj Agent Of the original Travellers In
surance Company, OF 10 Madison street.
$4,000 FOR 20 cents per day. Long time
policies at large discount.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-11

The ToURNAMENT.-We are requested
to state that tickets to the grand joust,
which comes off at Central Park on the
18th inst, can be procured at all the
hotels, book, drug and jewelry stores, and
from w. H. Passmore, Second street.
In the same connection, we mention that
the arrangements for the occasion are
progressing in the most satisfactory
manner, and no effort will be spared to
render the affair q complete success
The following additions have been made
to the Committee Of Arrangements, viz
Gen. J. P. Anderson, Msj. Hugh Greer,
Capt. j. C. Jones, Judge Hume f. Hill
and A. J. Wheeler, Esq, of Shelby county.
Capt. j. H. Mcclure has also been APP
pointed superintendent of the track. We
may further add that arrangements have
been effected whereby trains will be run
out to the grounds every fifteen minutes
during the day, the fare for the round
trip being only twenty cents.
RICE & EYGEL have removed to 23S
Main street, Clay Building. 7
SUPREME CoURT.-The following are
the causes on the State docket of the
Supreme Court at Brownsville from the
Circuit Courts of Shelby, Fayette, Car
roll and Henry counties, and from the
Criminal Court of Memphis. This docket
will be called peremptorily on Monday,
the 18th inst, and will be disposed of on
the first call, in the order as the cases
are stated below: r.n
Holloway vs.. the State.
Thompson vs.. the State.
Nokes 9. the State.
Stickham vs.. the State.
Anderson vs.. the state.
Morton vs.. the State.
Wynne W. the state.
Myers vs.. the State.
thompson vs. the state.
Galloway vs.. the state.
Galloway vs.. the State.
bly, vs.. the State.
The state W. William Conner.
JoHN L. BROwS. Clerk.
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PHGsIx Insurance CoMPAsY.-0fice
removed to 10 Madison street, right hand
door at head Of stairs. I
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Money 20 lean on coIlsterals at sss
Main street
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THIS INSTITUTION rs NOW FULLY
i organ sed, and prepared to DO Fire and
Marine Insurance business.
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

LAUNDRY OFFICE. 40 Jefferson st.
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II. B. PAcKrR-No. l Pittsburg COAL
No. 1884 Main street.
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LAST Sensational you want an ex-
cellent shave. hair cut or shampooing, go
to the famous Eldorado Hair-Drsssing
Saloon, as Jefferson street, where prices
have been reduced TO suit the times. ss