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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-04-17
POLICE ITEMS.

Esquire Miller issued warrant last
evening for the arrest of Joseph Steiner,
who is charged with threatening the life
Of Mrs. Jennie Tilford.
Houston aud Williams, charged and
convicted of representing themselves as
revenue officials and matchmaking f.
Russer, were sentenced by Judge Trigg,
of the United States Court, yesterday, to
term of one year in the State peniten-
tiary.
The hen roost of Captain Simons, of
the northern district police, on Adams
street, was robbed of several dozen
chickens during last night. fthe thieves
are caught and fall into the Captains
hands it probably will not 20 very easy
with them.
The sleeping room of Alfred Fays, at
the Lehner House, corner Of Washington
and Second streets, was entered by
thieves during the absence of the occu-
pant last night, and clothing to the value
of about two hundred and fifty dollars
stolen. An entrance was effected by
means of false keys.
Thirteen cases disposed Of in Police
Court this morning yielded eleven dol
lars in fines. .lals
Officer Rice, of the northern district,
detected, about three o'clock this morn
ing, negro in the act of stealing bacon
from steamer at the levee, and arrested
the thief, with the meat in his possession.
On being taken to the Adams street sta
ton, he gave his name as Sam. Pope
Burglars paid visit to Murphy q
Harris grocery, near the corner ofVance
and Causey streets, last night, and rifed
the till of its contents, few dellars in
fractional currency, besides stealing a
small quantity of provisions.
The detectives connected with the
Metropolitan Police are still doing excel
lent service in the recovery of stolen
stock.
"sporting Dick" who assaulted and
numerically beat Deputy Sheriff Tay'
lor, while the latter was in the discharge
Of his duty on Monday last, was up
before Esquire Griffith this morning, and
committed to Jail in default of $500.
The drug store on the southwest cor'
ner of Poplar and Third streets was
entered by mackerels during last night
and perfumery, soap and other toilet
articles, TO the amount Of about thirty
dollars, stolen from the show case. An
entrance was effected by pricing open
the blinds of window on Third street.
and raising the sash.
John McNulty was robbed on the leveer
at the foot of Poplar street, about eleven
o'clockSAst night, Of bis wallet, contain.
ing twenty.ons dollars and seventy-6vc
cents in currency. The perpetrators oi
he outrage were two negro men, g
description Of Fhon has been placed in
the hands Of the police.
FoR RExT.-A dwelling house on
Adams street, No. lse, containing si1
rooms With kitchen and servants
room. There is also 9 good eisisFn o.
The place. For terms spPly TO
JoSEs BRos.,
- u.ss.o, .t-..l
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INSTRUCTIONS TO REVENUE OFFICERS.
State Controller Blackburn is distribu-
ling the following circular, in connec'
ton with the revised revenue law, to Tax
Collectors throughout the State:
The duties imposed on the State Con.
troller and Treasurer by Section l3-ei
the foregoing act will be attended to az
soon az practicable, and notice gwen 70
the revenue officers accordingly. In the
meantime, said revenue officers are par
kticularly instructed not to fail In sendinp
TO this Office the April statement, instant
with cash to balance
Notice is hereby given to the Tax Col
lectors of the State, who are yet in ar
rsars for taxes of 1865, 1866 and 1861,
| that these accounts must be closed, and
that In A short time said accounts will be
sent TO the proper officers for collection
It must be remembered by the part e;
interested, that property sold for taxes
coats and charges thereon, and bid OH BY
the Collector for the use of common
schools, before the passage OF the lore
going act, must be redeemed as hereto'
fore, by paying the money into the State
Treasury. on the warrant OF the Con-
troller: and it is hoped that the owners
of said property willat once redeem the
same, and thereby save themselves trou,
BILE and much unnecessary expense, ana
probably the loss OF their property Io
al parties interested in case OF STATE
prosecutions / wish TO say, that no &C
count will be paid here without tran
script Of the judgment or order OF tn
Court and specifically set forth 10 to-
bill of cost, certified BY the Clerk, Judg
and Attorney General And 20 Clerk
OF the County Courts / wish 10 say, tina
when the County Courts allow release
10 fax Collectors, for State and schoo
tar. The name q tie poll must be given
and the palue Of oil propesIy on vhicl
the tax is released.
lis the duty Of all revenue officers &
redeem warrants drawn on the Treasure
bT the Controilsr, when presented Z
4 them, when they have In thsiE possessiol
enough money belonging 70 the STATE .
do 60
Informstio1 10 relation 10 oapks Q
deposit in the three divisions OF the Stats
a directed in the foregoing act. vail b
g;veu % the revenue officers ct the sarilss
nr.rticable moment
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TINS plor.L crarrOsr oscr Mons.

TuE FLORAL CEREMONY osok MORE
The following card, from Rev DIR.
Ford, doubtless represents the wishes Of
many. While we should think the oere-
mony quite as sacred and unobjectiona-
bic for the Sabbath as for any day, We
think that where there ought 10 be per-
feet unaniuiiy il is sufficient that one
objects. We hope, therefore, Saturday
will be regarded as the appointed day BY
common and universal consent:
Eprrons LRDoER: As one Of those as
deeply interested as any one in per
petuating the memories OF our hero.
dead, as one who has devoted his all
amid suffering and gloom to the cause in
which they died, as one who stood beside
the dying beds Of numbers upon mum :
bers Of those whose memories we cherish,
and caught the last death whispers Of
faith and love, aud as one who may be
said 10 represent thousands who con.
slider that it would be dissertation oil
the Cords day to abandon the assem-
bling of ourselves together for His
worship, and who would therefore be
debarred from the privilege Of taking
part in the beautiful ceremony. as one
in fine, who regards the Lords Word and
the Lords Day as paramount to oil Other
claims and objects, ] hope that al
thought Of holding the floral ceremony
on the Christians Sabbath viii be aban-
doned. With all respect for those who
differ, urge that the day appointed may
not be changed. s. ii. FORD.
The CONTESTED TRusTEEsHIP.-In the
Board of County Commissioners yester'
day, in the contested election case o
Leonard VS.. Wickersbam, A. Woodward
made oath that, although Leonards name
was used, yet, in truth and fact, h'
(Woodward) was real plaintiff, and thu
proceedings we're at his risk and expense
Proceedings we're instituted by authority
of Leonard, and upon his pledge that th'
use of his name, as q litigant, should be
fully allowed. This arrangement wal
made because counsel of afiiant though
il looked a little more seemly to conduc
the litigation in the name of the incum
bent than of an unsuccessful candidate
Affidavit states further, that, after appea
was granted, he had several interview
with Leonard, who agreed still to carry OF
the case to 6nal hearing, and to give thu
appeal bonds that affant depended
on Leonard, and fully intended, if Leon
ard failed to give the bond, to givei him
self; but, while waiting for this, Leonard
without the knowledge Of affiant or am
of his counsel, as he is informed, cam
into court and formally withdrew from
the case and abandoned it. Allan
states that this action was in violation o
his agreement and understanding will
Leonard, and, therefore, asks the, Cour
to so amend the record in the case as t
allow the name of affiant to be substituted
for Leonard's, and an appeal of the cas-
to the Circuit Court, for which he agree
to enter into proper bounds.
An order to carry out this was pre-
scented by Judge Scruggs, Mr.. Wood
wards attorney, but was voted down, Mr.
Merriman alone voting for it.
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Our goods are the best. Leidy a Co,
2e9 Main street, opposite the square

LADIES linen handkerchiefs, gentle
mems linen and silBs handkerchiefs,
hosiery, ladies' and children's shoes,
CATERS, ETC., combs, buttons and notions
generally, at 23s Main street, Hesse,
Levy a Co.'s. so
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LAUNDRY OFFICE, 40 Jefferson st.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.

MISSISSIPPI AND rKxaEssEK RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart
New Orleans express. dolly. 225 Pm. Alb pm.
Sardis accom'n, ex. Sunday, $3.50 AN. l;S0 Pm.
Freight. Nerth. Monday, tE
Tuesday and Friday.
South, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.........-....... 3;25 Pm. $50 AN.
Through mail daly............ 900 pm. 12:45 Pm.
Through express, daily....lO:45 pm. s:00P.M.
Someryille nc. save Sunday s:35 AN. 500 Pm.
Corinth &C., save Sunday, 500 AN.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express-..............." Gl5 AN. 700 Am.
Night Express....-.......... 3:15 Pm. 400 Pm.
Railroad time Is Is minutes faster than city
time: Ticket Office. No. 2S71f Main street. De-
pot, head Of Main street.
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WANTS.

VxTANTED-A DRY GOODS CLERK.
w Must understand his business. Address.
with amount salary expected, E." PUEBLO
LEDsER Office. %
VTTANTED-BOAkD AND L0DGING.
w or pleasant lodging room, between
Madison and Poplar and Third and Front SIS -
Nv two gentlemen. References exchanged.
Address " Boarder." At this Office. 9-
! yITANTED-FoRF -FOUR OR SIX MONTHS
wv on satisfactory security,
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DR.. JAMEs.-Dr. James, of the cele-
brated James Lock Hospital, Chicago,
who has been in this city for the past two
weeks, left for his home last evening
While in Memphis, his office here was Wis
tied by hundreds of those who failed to
find relief at other hands, whose cases he
has treated with wonderful success, in all
instances effecting cure and restoring
to health many who seemed upon the
very brink of the grave. The Doctor ID
no longer among us, but can still be con-
suited by letter at bis home Office, 81 and
SO Randolph street, Chicago.
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AT HEssE, LEVY d Co.'S can be found
the cheapest goods, for cash only. Re-
member the place, 238 Main street, near
jefferson. so
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Cotton Market.
Prices Current.
At tohich Country Orders can De filled

frlces current.
At ,ohich Country Orders can De filled.
C0FFEE-Rio.. 26929c.; Java, 42e45c.
P0RK-Mess, $28 00g28 so; Rump, $21 GOA
% 90 Prime, S23 00a24 co.
Ia 61715c; Shoulders. l411@ &c.; Hams, 1919
Zoe, Il
FLOUR : Superine, 50 50@10 90; Extra,
81 6O@l2 80; Double Extra, sl3 50914 90
Choice, SIS GOALS 50.
C0RN-wbite, 90 s5c; Yellow. 9ogs5c.
0ATS-per bush. $4,000.
SUGAR-Fair Louisiana, 15lS916c; choice
Louisiana, l7dl71Sc; Clarified Louisiana, 1859
1870 Crushed and Powdered, 191S s20c.
NAILS-per key 81.
LARD-Keg. lS@lS1Sc.; Tierces, l61S@17c.
POTATOES-Planting s. 25@5 50 eating.
81 1906 90.
CHEEsE-FactOry, l71l@lsc.; English Dairy.
18@-.
CORN MEAL Plain. "a 25@4 50; kiln
dried 81 1875 co.
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LOST

n OsT-sEvERAL NOTES, PAYABLE 10
il Mira. Flora c. Turkey on the lst februaaIy,
lst March, and LIST April, lsoS. nTned oy pie1
Graft Alex. Erskine. aHd z. W.. Louis All
persons are warned not to trade LOT the ,,x Same-
40 Corner Linden and Melisston SIS.
COX REWARD,-LOST- BETWEEN :
SZO and 5 o'clock yesterday evening.
PoRTE-MONNAIE , containing slQ2 soin eur
rs.@r' The loser Is young lady, who Is needy.
and he finder will be literally rewarded oy
nxer w5th l.. n. PERRY.
IT, an Main street.
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In addition to the dramatics of the
evening, Miss Nora Bradford will favor
the audience with vocal advertisement,
after which will be presented the tab
leaur of the Flower of the Family "
and the Bellies of Tennessee" and the
tableau vipant of Washing Day" 1t
will thus be seen that no ordinary pro-
gramme has been arranged, and those
who are in attendance will be served
with treat not often enjoyed. We
again bespeak an audience common
surate with the interest and attractive
ness of the occasion.
THE VARIETIES Maggie May
ling, Miss Lizzie jackson, Dick Western,
Tony Harvey and Johnny Manning, to-
gether with all the old favorites, appear
on the occasion Of Manager Broom's
benefit tonight. A bill Of unusual
variety and attraetveness will be pre-
sented, and the house cannot fail to
be crowded by the hosts of friends whom
the beneficiary cap claim among the
pleasure seekers of Memphis!
LAKES CIRCUs.-It is time the boys
should begin to save their nickels for
Lakes great Hippo Olympiad and Nam
mo,.h Circus 1t will soon be on the
bluff. So says Mr.. Dingess, the agent,
who has aiEeady arrived.
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HAYS Coal CoMPANY.--Best Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 2S7 Main street.
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WHITE GooDs, marseilles, organdies
and lawns in all the varieties dress
Innings, buttons, braids, rulings, laces,
edgings, etc, at 238 Main street. so
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aFsu1fs AID FLOvERs" sroxISe To-
uloco.-A small lot Of this celebrated
br.pd Of tobacco for sale l9v At i7e JEFF
ferson street "
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90 TO Wheaton & Co.'s for new style
Mems and Boys Hats, Cheapl 40

OFFICE OF SuP'r M. P,
MEMPHIS, April IA. 1865.
The attention of steamboat captains
is hereby called to the following section
of city ordinances, which will be en-
forced. 5. b. BEAUMONT,
"a
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Gold Pens Repointed nj sas Main 81.

COST COST COsT,--The large and
splendid stock ofBOOTs, SHOES and
HATS--one OF the finest I'm the south
Ito be closed out at LESS THAN
EASTERN COST, FOR CASH.
IT. HANDLAN a. co.,
4 270 Main street.
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FoR REST-Four new and central
brick stores on Main street. Nos l76,
lis, l7sl and ls0-low to good tenants
For sale. ihe lot adjoining the Kit VIII
Hans Block, near Madison and Second
streets. Also, the Dunn place for rent
~ wHrArIEr & ATEsr,
AZ No. 10 Bethel Block.
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OxE THovsLSD Pairs Gray Jeans
Pants. from 81 IS 10 81 50 per pair, At
Rice & Eneel. 200 Main strees-Webster
block.
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No. s Madison street.

fns solOrsd EscEnsp Who picked up
. lady's gold watch ard chain VAL DO
veil 70 return the sane to this Office A
ibsral reward will be gwen.
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CoAL.-Bigly, Mellersh 4 Co., dealers
in Piitsburg and Kentucky coal, rs South
Court street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ST. PETERS ORPHAN ASYLUM BENEFIT.
The entertainment in aid of the above
worthy object comes off at the New
Memphis this evening, and, if the sale Of
tickets up to the present time is any cri-
terion, we can safely bespesk crowded
house and a fashionable one. Bulwer's
excellent drama of the Lady Of Lyons
will be presented, with dramatis per-
soma from among the ladies and gentle
men of St. Peters parish, who have
kindly volunteered to appear on the oc-
casion. To relieve the curiosity which
has been generally aroused we give the
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SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS.

80 A0''' RIM. G.. Box s2s. POstofiee.
UANTED-DAY BOARDERS AT THE
wv Commercial Hotel. Thirty dollars per
month. Apply at the office.
JITANTED : EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that they can buy the best Pittsburg Goal
AZ Al 10 per barrel, delivered in CITY or suburbs
Srom tho HAYS Coal Co.. office 80 Main 81: -
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CIncULATIsG LIBRARY.-A splendid
collection of books in every department
Of literature will be found in the Library,
located at No. IA Third street, two doors
south Of Jefferson.
A W.. II o.. 49,.
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Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

PUBLIC LkDGER OFFICE,
Friday Evening. April II. 1858.
City scripts in active demand. brokers paying
66c small pieces 20 at 6ic.
County warrants are very dali buying at
$50 selling at..50 to $50.
Police scrip is in fair demand at So to SIC
buying selling at SO to $50.
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Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-Forrest's Ju-
niper Tar is weranted to cure Cough. Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung diseases. or the
price positively refunded. Instantaneous re-
lief produced. Try it. If not satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get ysur money back.
d. F. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street, Agent.
Price IS cents. Al
New Marriage Guids.-An Essay for Young
Men. on Physiological Errors. Abuses and Dis
eases incident to Youth ana Early Manhood,
which create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed letter
envelopes free of charge. Address. DR.. ].
SKILLIN H0UGHToN, Howard Association.
philadelphia. Pa. 13l-yy4
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sALTI SALT!

80 ooO pARRRLs SALT IN .sToRE
scHooLFIELD A. HANAUBR,
No. a56 Front st.. Agenu Mann CITY salt
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Il. B. PAcKrR-No. Pittsburg coal
No. 1881 Main street.
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Our Hats are from the best makers.
Leidy & Co., 269 Main street, opposite
the Square, B

Our OPINION ON SEWING MACHINES.
Being conversant with all the machines
fanny note and in use, we hesitate not in
giving our decision in favor Of the i'm
proceed Wheeler d Wilson machine, as
far superior to other machines in use.
The agents sale rooms for these machines
is 256 Second street. - AZ
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FOR SALE.

-on xLE--A BUTTER STAND AT THE
KUN q. st corner Of Beal Street Market.
Ann hvr ~ 40 Front street. 9g
1r Sn1 q ss IT. SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF
HUN sALEpoo WING PITCH, 40.
at 81 Pigeon Roost r, 'aa. : 7,s7nv =
- FOR SALE, ON r >ot c;,r are for sale.
lands, three miles east of th, c.sh or IN any
on terms to suit purchasers, 70 Tin IN any auan.
time-from one to ten years, ant .dence with
tity-from acres to 800. My res, NJ \ great
from ii to % acres land. will be sold eises. or
bargain. Apply to myself, ON the pref in the
to Royster, Trezevant x Co, my agents. TT
city. 1921 N. m. TREZEv AN ~. n
( TNOR SALE-A Splendid SEC0ND.HANaa,
Il Letter Press, will be sold cheap. ApP,y+ az
Telegraph Ofice. o. -
NOR SALE, CHEAP.-A SUPERIOR 30
horse power stationary Engine and boieli
compiete-as GOOD as new: cost $4,000; will sci,
same for $1,000. Cali at 203 Madison street anu
see it in running order. ,,rnprrr
Assistant Sup't Southwestern Freight and C9t-
e, ton Press Company. :.
TWILL SELL, ON VERY EASY TERMS,
nv stock Of Groceries and the fixtures. Of
will exchange the same for property. improved
or unimproved, northern part OF the CITY pre-
40 No. 35 Poplar street.
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FIFTY piecesbf linen lawn for sale at
sacrifice. Was wet but not damaged.
Rice & Engel, 2O3 Main street, Webster
Block.
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PIrTsBURo and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, Office 247 Second
street. 7
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REFORMATION WASTED.-F. 81. French,
Esq, Corresponding Secretary of the
Tennessee Horticultural Society, re-
quests the fruit growers in The different
portions of the State to furnish him the
extent of damage to the various fruits
by the late frosts. In the mountain re-
gions of Warren and White he learns but
little damag, has been sustained, and in
view of the fact that in Ohio and other
States the fruit has been nearly destroyed,
this information will prove Of great SER
vice to both the growers and the public.
1000 GENrLEMEN's and boys bats,
slightly damaged by water, at from fifty
cents to one dollar each, at Rice & En-
gels.
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Cheese. Cheese'

oSo poxSs HAMBURG AM FAcI, S.I y
ZOO Choese. on commission, Tor sa--
'ns ''"' scHoOLFIELD A HAyAUER..
Ne 20 Front street.
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my ono Of Leidy a Co.'S spring
styles tho best In the city-oppcsite
the square. IS
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RELrGIoUs.-The series of meetings is
still being continued at the Linden street
Christian church. Preaching tonight at
o .ioIzot-
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wheaton d Co., Hatters, 100 Main
street, have received some more new
style Hats. They have every variety
anything You can call for i'm the
Hat line, and are selling cheap. 40
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Nv L. @ UIO N,

RorsrER, TREzEvAxT a CO.
No. &c SECOND STREET.
2rTvFs his EXCLUSIVE AILkSllION,
VI 70 LensinE rrsperty and ne OoAeeiis ~. o.
rents.
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We viii introduce ~The Novelty
the lightest Hat I'm the city. Leidy q
O. q
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Special Notices.

OLD HATS made new, 1884 Main sk 80
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RussELL's Observation-Disclosures
Of the blood from all taints and corrup-
tons of disease, the result of contracted
or constitutional virus in the system, is
indispensable to health of mind and
body alike. To, rid yourselves of these
vile poisens, if you know them to exist
in your blood, place yourselves under
the treatment of DR.. Russell, at the dis.
pensary, AZ Nerth Court street, where
science and long experience will come
TO your relief The Doctors dispeusary
is so arranged that private rooms can be
secured by his patients for any length Of
time, and thereby no one patient will be
thrown in contact with others, while he
will at the same time enjoy all the com.
forts and attentions Of home.
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FoR RExT.-A dwelling house on
Adams street, No lss, containing six
rooms. With a kitchen and servants
room. There is slso 3 good eisieFn On
The place. For terms, Apply to
JoxEs BRos,
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sHoorIse AFraAy.s- About eight
o'clock Mast evening the Tunnel saloon
Adams street. wasthe scene Of an ARRAY
between J. W. Kennedy and George O.
Cas,leman, well-known typos, in which
the latter was shot aud dangerously
wounded. The two had been INDUCING
freely In liquor during the afternoon, and
seemed to be on friendly terms with
each other until asfew moments before
the unhappy occurrence, when Castle
man made use ofsome offensive language,
which induced Kennedy to draw his
pistol and FIRE it in his face. The ball
entered Castleman's cheek, taking an up
ward direction and lodging~somewhere
in the back Of the head. It is thought
from the serious character Of his wound,
that he cannot live. After the shooting,
Kennedy was arrested and committed at
the Adams street station, where he will
be detained until the result OF Castle
mans injuries is asceriained.
Boys' Hats, the neatest styles, 20 be
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RENT
BRICK DWELLING,

containing eight rooms, on Orleans street, near
Vance. new and in complete order, large yard.
~ Al. WHITE Il CO.,
"sa-+ 23i Front street.
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The best cigars and tobacco
In town, at Sisson's.