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New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
Suttial NOtias.


The Magic Ash-Sifter.-The MAGIC Ash SITTER b.I 80
equal Those will testify s superiority over svesv
other coutryauce sitting ashes Il holds Its own da snd here
recommends itself every housekeepr It is durable aud eoaveos
and economical therefore should be household IN TIE s
where eaa Is used. Oace NO 254 Broadway. Eew-Yort
Central Grant Club.
Tn Of the engagement hall Of Turs9
ard Broadway the members Of the Central Grant Club are re-
0uesed 10 ball Of the Grant Club No. 40 Roa5e "a
THURSDAY EVENING May H. az O'clock ai st.entsce Sr
members Is requested hUfuo r. ANDhh"S' f'7'-'''~
JoHs J. SHAW,
GEORsK II. SHELDoN, ~
Second Anniversary of the AMERICAN EQUAL RlgHfS
Institute THURSDAY, MAY H. 81 tOi n
Stone Col T. W. Hggnson btne.ef$
Blanchard the Rev OyDpia brown Beese
CadY stanton Anthony b. Blackwell G. Buie'gh
Foster TOmnsOn others Singing 6Y e hnensson "a
y Morning admission free Evening . cena Teke 81 ee
American IDsttute.-The Polytechnic branch vii meet Tn
bursay EVENING "a O'Clock in Room No "a Cooper BSaag
order of business l. Exhibition Of new iaTenoua Reading o Soeoe
on scientific progress Discussion Of the question OF Undeea-s
Railroads in The City ofNewYork" Admission free. 80
NeTc11fiIe TIbTary AssOciatOn.-A meeting o. the ne-
be 10 Broadway, o. hnth ~ -
THURSDAY 4h for the purpose Of sosiSasns
ticket for the approaching election oyvo u.srVRn
D. 81 JAWS Ihbo hAoc saD,
Secretary. Na.-
Fifteenth Assembly District Union Repubiic9E As.e
monthly meeting Of tbis Aoeuon Nj o ~
Hdquarers Lincoln Of Bghthsve AID ThY ern -
on THURSDAY EVENING, MSJ H. at s 0elocE - - ,, .
JoEs CoLI gE secretAry T. HARRISON RBBD Fre-siess
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
TILE YICE-PREsIDENCY.

The Springfield (Mass.) Union is strongly in
favor Of Senator Wilson as the Republican candidate for
Vice-President. IL says:
An original antislavery man, his long political career
has shown unswerying fidelity TO principle, and
moral integrity that for him the respect and con
hdence OF his enemies Firm and unyelding IN his
CONVICTIONS he has displayed bigoted partisan
ship that could not do justice 10 such differed from
him. Always radical Ia his views, IN his spirit he has
been moderate, avoiding extreme measures that
friends, where Others, even less radical nave ere
ated enemies. He has gained a national reputa-
ton for honesty and incOfruptiblty. No man would
dare approach him with bribe for any purpose. His
moral character is above reprOach He Is strict tenn
perance man and decided Christian. He Is indefa-
tgable worker and Chairman OF the Military Commit
tee his services have been OF inesmabe value TO the
country great political sagacity and eminent
practical wisdom in adapting means to the attainment OF
his desired ends His nomination is One therefore, emil
the occupancy OF the Presidential chair his character
and previous furnish guarantee that he would
disgrace the Office and rash act OF hts would peril
the interests OF the country.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
OBITUARY.
GEORGE CHRISTY

George N. Harrington, otherwise known as
George Christy" well known as q negro minstrel and
delneator Of Ethiopian eccentrctes died at the resi-
dence OF his mother on Tuesday night lie was perform
ing in Boston last week. but he taken suddenly Ill
during performance, conveyed TO EewYOrk taken
his mothers home where he breahed his last Tues
day night Few men in his profession gained as world
wide reputation the original "Brudder Bones" In
his lifetime he made moro than three fortunes
and he spent them almost fast as he
earned them. Years ago remember the company IN
Mechanics Hail. composed OF f. p. Christy, Raynor
Vaughn. Pearce and Others, many OF whom have gone
before him. The "Old Christy Minstrels" an nst
tuition OF HewYork City then and George was the star"
T. T. Chrsty, the manager. amassed large fortune
Owing TO quarrel with George, the company was dis
George joined the company OF Henry Wood at the As
senby Rooms Soon after he visited California making
great deal OF money. Returning q few years ago.
though not in great demand in days gone by his
name upon the bills sure TO attract crowded au
lience.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
LATEST GENERAL NEWS.

lBy Telegraph
Thomas w. StrOut burglar and Chas. COombs
hOrb a escaped from the jail Auburn he yesterday morning
'Slomas Brown of Hampton Falls N. H.. died
yesterday morning The prisoner Pike has confessed The murder anu
robbery OF Mr. Brown aud wife.
Jonathan Green the reformed gambler"
w recently arrested In awrenceburg Ind charge Of having
propad about u entire property Of widow In Athens
Ohio who bad iu,rused II to Green for investment
- The Pennsylvania Railroad Company's machine
shops West PHILADELPHIA damaged BY hre on TUESDAY evening
u the extent Of 81, 900.
Alexander Fullerton, esq, prominent IN the
Of aud other charitable Institutions
Ia Philadelphia, died IN that city on TuesiaJ night
The Rev. DR.. Peter Stryker, formerly pastor OF
the urht Duch Church NewYoFk is 10 be installed pastor OF
M Nor6 PIssbgteran Church Phladepha hs enoon
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
THE DUANE LODGE OF GOOD TEMPLARs.

THE DUANE LODGE OF GOUD IEMFIAI0o.
Notwithstanding the rain, the long promised
and looked for sociable of last evening at Thomp
sons Academy in Bleeckerst The pleasant rooms were
brilliantly lighted and happy couples gathered to pass
the evening away in dance and song and pleasant con
verse After the ode OF Welcome" Mrs. Mills MOrphy
VicelTempar arose and in eloquent and feeling re-
marks gave q short history OF the rise
ad nroeress OF Good Tempars Lodges IN this State It
was onV short time ago that there only 60 lodges Ia
this state nowhere coo, with membership OF ozyo
appInuded. Tho following-nsmed young people TOOK
part tho exercises OF the evening; nsses as
Rrpwster Johnston, Tracey, and Master McCorlhacA'
The evenings entertainment was success every way
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
MARRIEN.

ATwATER-wHTTAKBR-o THURSDAY, h nst y 20, 70 R,ss
RNer Rlwn D. Avate Of Eesllagen, COnn, 20 De"a D''
whitaker formerly OF Cincinnati, QUO
Cincinnati pspen please copy -.
M In New York CITY on Tiursy nh iHs. ~ he k
obn Cotton smith Albert Clark n Martha Aan lee oo
Newark, n j. = =,
GREENIYOn weineisv the l3p inst by The Rev
acs FrsI Baptist Church arlem " huesi Of heT i'A"
Esther B Greedy Of Harlem
sNIg-BIAIR-Ou "Wednesday H. at the rerdsuee ~ ths
bd father James Smith Of Ltte Fss n T. 10 Asse fsHs
ter Of John Blair Of this city No cards
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

The first annual meeting OF the B0okOlnders
Proydent Association held last evening at DodwOrtn
Hall the President Mr.. NJ X. Peletreau, In the cnaiI
The Association has at present I95 members ana H 70
in the treasury An address was delivered Dy MI hoDtls
Beatty and at lts conclusion the foowingnamed gene-
men were elected Board Of Trustees: John D. PARKS,
Thomas DOYLE NJ. X. Peetreau, Robert Beatty george
MeKbben Robert Rutter, Henry Zanes Richard Evan
GiIbert X Rosenquest, Joseph Tiffany Chas H. Kan nl-
Davis John b. Dayton. John p. Hopkins, VIM H. aiaee,
Cephas IL Richardson, Thomas Mcconnell ana kooert
Poster The Trustees subsequently met and elected as
eers OF the Association for the current year r kooeI
Realty President; Mr. Robert Rutter, Viee.President
Mr. Alexander +. Roberts, Secretary, ahd MI Heoise
McKibbeu. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
MAYOR HoFFMAN's RECORD.

To a. Efit0r OF The IrtStnG -,
SIR: As was prOphesied during the late civil
war many who were VIGOROUSLY opposed TO its prosecu
tion or were ukewarm and inactive now claim 10 hsVe
boon good Union men, etc. etc Aineno OF mayor non
nan denies hat he sald or did anything not loyal TO the
Goyernment and denies that he made speech
hostile TO the war. using these wOrus AZ
a nublie meeting / am opposed TO giving another
dollar or sending another man 10 war against the s0uh
or words TO that effect and IL Is claimed for nun thal II
he was reported 10 have used words that he denied II In
card 10 the papers Win you please set US right by re-
erTng 10 the date said speech made, we think IN l6!
49, 80 r..
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
The Genii of Health
BOTTLED UP IN
p,nw,v,s sARsAPARuIIAN REsOLvENr.

RADWAY'S SARSAPARlLLlAN RESOLFEnK.
THE PROPERTIES 0F ITS INGREDIENTS
sARsAPARILLIASThs properties Of this woOdsrtA iaSress
(which is the only true curative prsepe Of sIpsb esses as
blood Of vs,ea aud eIp from the system The h' Of oorre
toprspdy removes from the aesh Pnpes BOhss Pus's'e.
T..r. Acne Black spots Worms IHsee npasg essssi
eess TO hue Of health and beauty 70 ne
compleIiOn-s Nv doses will make remarkable change
LtxIvE FUCLThs extraordinary agent, associated wiiS the 5AR
sAPARLIAY cures eaeetuy with astonishing duckness all vss
.. AZ upcud svphod Ulcers Nodes TumOrs sweags Pevss
Sores M.rear. Sores Rheumatism and Wandering Pains and s
worst forms As specially hing Of remedies GSr
these complaints association with the other inssies' " the
Resoveut places beyond the possibility Of doubt
PARRRA BRAvA-Ths agent like nee 'hsses.
With eaugen light upon the medical world as :" cast IN se S.e
all other roots supposed possess similar properties sno 81 s'
mos. practitioners Of Europe ~ duret dApeofeae
live b,bO,tripac Sapenor BueAr, Dgta Jaaper. Tp1a-
aue CopAba cubees kc Il the worA 6tns q kA-
ne, Bladder and Urinary I effects Grs'e ssas'
IN the Badder supPressies Rejection 81 Urine D"ssees
roac Catarrh Tenssnus Inflammation Of the Bsddes sses
almost utaaty; where Cstsetefs hsss ses'
rs,d IL viii proaues q qurk dsehaIss u u'ss'
IL association With Puci, sarrapsriihan. sss e's's
Ingredients restore the 'seDG 'essss q
sh. kdnsys and secretion Of the cOsSs q aas
from the blood whose urine Thick Oady S"'sA s
depo,ng bekdus abunen and other deposits will amer e ses
witness the disappearance Of these signs Of terror ahd AI .
changed to clear and healthy color Bear On ts e@
saraparaa RssOlven s the Suy remedy IN rogue 's
true SArsaparilAn and the pure PareirA BrAra
EBwLY DISCOVERED R0OTs-Ths properties Of thes' 's' sf
cite powerful acOe the sl sugnsnus the acton Of ''s
Oraees and vessels eIpel retained sHereIen"ss ham' %
irritating the skin causes pimpIss spOts ke The's
with the other agents qsk Epaa's Of all AH0" "'
system. - ...-.
ITS HEALING PRoPBRTIEs--Iis tonic and nesh% prrS
A., h, a aha. the u.s,e and decay the body sappHee
with new and sound material the best prssVafs Of ne 500
Cor those wasting away sonsumptoo or other
A teaspOonful Sufficient TO stop the backing s.s, -,
.nhla and
IN. IA from DE deposited that 0bsuSs and essAae s
,ns Persons uhs supposed 10 be dying WITH e'o'sn
arc nov enjoying good health through the s0nSs
of ,h, medicine. power woudsrshA Toe 49,.
d ,ns associated as to and assist each osn'e
-, - are d.il, reported 81 per bottle OF r los - "
a.nw,y,S omc. No 81 Msdeu-aas. snd by allprsgs,sH
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE GIPT ENTERPRISE
Mavor Hoffman is daily in receipt of letters

ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE GIFT ENTERPkisE
MAYOR Hoffman is daily in receipt of letters
from persona who have yctlmEed by what gen
erally known a. "Giff Enterprises:r Yesterday his
Honor received letter Of which the following ~ copy
se'"0'''' . wErPoEr. Ken. MAYS 1854
no. Jonu r. Hoyvrls Mayor ofNs'e YORK GUY
Of ey tAs the liberty of whag 10 Aad ash
yoa yin S.s 70 place ei gg; The hS' ss.s ,s s
IN Ksys Gih Concert eghts,a noa'h, ago Wen be '. 81
Chicago he L putting o. S' S,s "a PAU S..ss s ",s ,.s. .s
100 ,Sd ssss,ssd me per Hthou letting iRoN ~ha
. Dis vas, '.a him S' 5 sors o ssSs, River Vale; Pc
% ,o@i thsr. vas dollar Of hs oei On the w., Of prizes
.s .ss E Sa Watches and haudd do. grvenbaeh then
va % =, SsbrusrJ sro.s me ny neL Euaber
@ had '.:sn s:. al '' not ':Ssf .SG . -, s. "a. -Ic
sp 70 s me What the priIs vas o h never as,-sd ny
is.ss :Ps :Ss:'Sc ss s e. ~ SS df.%ed p. y. eO I
assessed Gu .g.I sISis & St m s !, Kim !. Ia NJ. I"os
S, tss phIs wa v q m letter. am sihnE
pay ess o. Gs pre-: va .ss s n % h +. S,Ss s .So"
E.roi civ MI ot ny ieist' be has 20. Iepoe ~. s,o
every h draw. prise asq @ ys, yG M n. Prise. a.. me
o. s him iortSvl,h f'c DAY, ago 'Is,sa CIV, iao%sr
fro. saadd Fraser OS .an,sd 10 Relation 20 ny
me .nA ~ bs them 70 Do Their letter iodosd hnt ron
SANFORD I.,E i -: nh ssrs 4.vo Their litter III
sst sSd you van. then Tor .'T. si,o s..SSs
% WI ~ s,.. pr which reported snd A n.,sr "a
I..s Hyca MI s gsiiS g 5: sl sAi I'D irS. viii
ri sS ever doI collected o. Of Kelly . ' Suss The
S him without delay will pA' the As' ,,I p =" sSrsDS.x
=. .o,nso,,op with the above Mr.. McFadden ssnt 2
nhsr ~ programmes and tickets for " keley SI Slah
Mnrtb American Prize Concert" ana uckets hu M ~ rhs
FOR KelIeys weekly" oice NO egl tryn the gentle
~ voy d,rected Mia private secretary 70 lnIOf h k ~,
y % that drawed a prize" that the law 1urhShcu ~
raliet 20 persons engaging In lottery scheineS
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
TUE u.Mprox FALLS MURDER.

PoRrsMouTH. N. H., May la5JOSishh h. K ~ fiHs Eos.
no A hSs st 10 Depnty Sheriff Nathaniel LsayitI
says that no struck & Brown while sSS iSs'so Ss Sommtsd
he doaa not want 10 die; neither does no ~
trial but 10 ready to suffer whAteIex ntn Mr.
ordered, whether hanging or imprApEment tor NV ~
proxn died this mQrnlpG.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
rsa per srobe Erehauge Loodou Dt per ''''
United states currency. 81 per cent discount
novRSTIC MARKETS.

Ruvv.ro My 13-Receipss-Wbest SoO bus Cera ys,t
o., sp T1 Al Pour 10 bills shipments 2r t|o ~ 20.
ss 900 bus Com 2SOO0 do Oats n Oc d. Frsgh~
G,orni snying : 10 10 Wheat-No. spring ~ ~ No n.t
Ne ~ 81 Corn-iixed Westere Sl@Sl VI, eiosHS "'" -
Cloe arm at Ont the spot and 70 Arise
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday. justice
AT I,na tio Committed for trial one Mortimer ~
s,in FOR having on Tuesday evening steten TON %
ct nocket OF James O. Charlton OF NO ~ 49,, I'D
o ~ Hills amounting 10 t25 with when nc shnrt d
.o Escape He was caught after having run cus,y hsd
tencs THE accused and complainant NV claims
hnsness relations with each other and INC ba xan
~ a. the money rightfny belonged 10 me ~ Torrest
', Una. % an The case OF Messrs. Manning pe Lu.,sd
h.oIore Of No - Wallst, VINO Neio n0rtion
g. having In their possession "a In tom
~ the 40 O0o worth Of Virginia btste Dehn No ES
T.ssps Ambrose g. kngsland q eoos ,e1asa vesteTI
psoaa.t ON the 27d Of March last was ana
sSme additional testimony vas ntfostso
ana th,s was granted by the matosentc- p.n nias
, snJ tinn s An .'the case ef Charles n bail .,oIsn
w,n ri HaIeDbeck. arrested Tor .s nas.Ss rsiing-
tror. hia employers, Messre ~, uotds AZ
Nat Co Of No ia Duanest Qaantt.lss ~ ~ ~ Jus
v.rions tmes was yesterday committeo iV- jzstta
tca nov.linr There being no oVdenoe sshs p. - No
Tecksher of No 81 HudEopst., aad AdSlla
~ arrested charge OF hAtns ur,Itv
oron ~ me goods stolen by thu prisonSl, W ant
fnoIledge they were accordingly osshn a., stody
Iourdan appeared In Court yesterday, ,ha ffned
one John Ward claiming 20 be an nscns "a Wy ,hs case
states Goyornment The conplAn~nto ~ aDhsr Pa
were two NewMoxoan Ipolans' rha .nsr IA said
ds and Autierra Albata by name IeH Iorn9 10th are
representatyes from their tribe our a indiana
nrne their recent visit to Washhgton tnsSc ccnsed
received "a 500 with which, accomBane ny Msa monsy
as internreter they camo on 70 tnm Guy; ~. marty
was intfusted 70 Ward, and on te arrival , w ~, The
IN this city they put up at WoIdenss tba moneI
BoWery For safety Ward placed Ing nno war
in tho hotel safe, Yesterday morhnH ""'>
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
NAVY GAZETTE.

CHAPLAIN William j. Salter has beon ordered to the
NorfoI EsvyYs First Assistant y O. sni'. sse oS
Pnnsy Bueher A. II. Abe aud heCsrtneJ sao eeeoeo
Engneers O. B. Saith J. Bsset and '" L. bane So. IA,s
been ordered temporary duty 10 connection ~a 'ae eOa' ~
ID. ..F.ka
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
ARMY GAZETTE.

Rreyet Major Tuly NcCrea Captain in the 42d
r states nafy Corps ordered 70 spon 70 ho1en
a.s af the Recruiting service TOR The purpose Of
sarsnstiog recruits 70 psese coast
s the DeVauasat tCennoaa Tor
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
THE WEATHER.

haIy oTercsat
HHsuoon-Ncrthsa. heavy rsla storm s'nSgIVep gosyi
s,syy rain 70 overcast and dry rain 70 w. ~ %
~, plaue saturn probably not much Inferior 10 his 70 ne
as0es the time when the ring of saturn
and the disc OF hs planet ~ sha
80 -, o globe This however rare nght eea
S a. Few prseed Titan shines as star Of the eghth
somstmes Of she ninth magnitude u nrarv "s NS
Il. - y, th.n d Ol Saturn.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

COUNTRY SEAT AT GREENFIELD HILL, CONN.
Our readers referred to the advertisement OF one
OF the most delightful locations for sae
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
THE STATE or TRADE.
A1nANY LuMRER MARKET.


The receipts from the Champlan and OswegocenSaLs man
I've Aeen fair and have given supply OF heinIock,
snrnoe and Pine siding Boards and Plank whon wefn %
much wanted BY the latter part OF THIS week VIII
81 Lumber will be in the market The sales caring tns
week have been Limited. buyers hoialns OH III
Sood attendance and O fair amount was solo
Prices Of HeInock ana spruse have receded - ga
yysnse on Plna tennsh Boards has been changed ou.
within our figures. Freghts ro witno9t pa th
yatss 10 eastern ports stn rule strong 10 new
a Ts, 10 bridgeport and New-Hayen ~ 70 NO.wOn
- ttddIetoWn a. Isl; 70 Providence, e3s to Hartford,
AL as and 10 Phladelpha % so The ruling prieos ~ VI"
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

Io,poS MAY la-Ths dAy haa been delightful M -,
l1s rahed hsre forty hours aad SAL
May IA violent north easteFT storm eouenese - MO
pSAt md continues uDAbated
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

wRsT INDIA MARKETS
pT sgHp oAaLA 70 raisusA
HAVANA MAJ llThs sugar uarks.h dui hOdsrl rspg a3Sl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29
River.

The river here is swelling slowly. At
st. Louis IL is rising, with eight feet in
the channel to Cairo. The Ohio is rising
from Pitisburg to Cairo, with nineteen
feet in the channel at Pittsburg. At
Louisville it is rising. with nine feet in
the canal. The Lower Ohio is in good
stage; the Cumberland and other tribu-
taries are contributing quite freely. The
Cumberland Is rising. with twenty-three
feet on the Harpeth shoals. The Arkan-
sas is rising, with twenty five feet in the
channel. White river is also rising rap
idly.
Boats leaving this evening are: For
White river, Liberty No. 2 and Des Arc;
St. Francis river, Mollie Hambleton; St
Louis, City Of Cairo.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

How Ia Ir?-It Ia generally supposed
that II q housskeeper wants to buy bar
rel Of asur. fifty pounds, one hundred
pounds or a barrel Of sugar, key Of
lard, box Of soap, a few hams, ETC., that
they must 90 to Front street to whole-
sale house and buy them. Now. this is
all mistake. When you want physic
you don't 20 to a lawyer; nor when you
want law 90 to physician; nor do you
20 to dry goods house for groceries, or
q grocery house for dry goods. The Front
street house keeps plantation supplies. II
you want a few barrels Of mess pork, q cask
Of clearsides, a few barrels Of common
or medium -four, bagging, rope, etc,
Front street house is q good place to 90.
But when you want fsmily supplies--real
nice -four, hams, sugar, coffee, fine tea,
cheese, crackers, soap. lard--or anything
else nice, then 20 to the Main street fam
lily grocery, that makes q business Of
supplying familie', and get your sup
plies. Finnie 4 Buckham, 2s4 Main
street, will sell you goods better than
any Front street house. And IL you
want cheap goods say SO. They win
guarantee to sell as cheap or cheaper
than any one in the ciiy-chesp rent,
small expenses and cash trade; no book
accounts, weekly or monthly. Try them.
No. 284 Main street u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29
c. DoHERrY's grand opening, Oct. lst

WHOLESALE GRocERs-Messrs. Price
Il Treadwell, Wholesale grocers, No. Is
Union street, in the R. E. Lee Block, are
now opening up large and well selected
stock of plantation supplies and family
groceries, which they are lettingof to the
trade at wholesale. The members of this
firm are active, energetic and liberal men.
We predict for them, the present season,
a liberal share of "greenbacks," when
the tide of business shall set in-and with
the present fine weather, it is close at
hand. They are liberal traders. Give
them call.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

STATUE OF THE VIRGIS.-The statue Of
the Virgin and Child" ordered by
Antonio Cordana for St Peters Church,
arrived yesterday, and was placed in pos
session of the clergymen of the parish.
The statue is the work of the celebrated
sculptor of Carars, Andrea Franzoni,
and is formed out of the finest marble.
It's five feet six inches high, and repre-
sents the Child on the left hand of the
Mother. 1t weighs about eleven hundred
pounds, and is a masterpiece of art 1t
will be placed in proper position near
the altar of the Virgin.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

FALL AND WINTER FURs -Messrs.
Francisco and Wiggin, who have been in
the hat aud fur trade in Memphis for the
past ten years, have received new stock
of splendid furs. Ladies will bear this
in mind. Messrs. Francisco & Wiggin
have removed two doors north of their
old stand, on Main street, where gentle
men desiring hats in the fall fashion can
find them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

BELLE MEMPHIs.-This elegant bar
room is now for rent. It's well known
by the gentlemen of our city as being
convenient and well arranged in all its
parts. The back room, with chairs and
tables, makes it we'll adapted for a res
taurant, in connection with the bar in
front. Let every one who wishes to en-
gage in such business, 60 round and
examine for himself.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

COMMITTED AND BAILED.-Dr. Clayton
was yesterday committed for trial at the
next term of the Criminal Court, on the
charge of poisoning Mr.. Kraft. He was
afterward admitted to bail in the sum Of
four thousand dollars.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

Receipts of cotton by railroad this
morning were: Memphis and Charleston
road, 62 bales. Receipts by otherroads
not reported at Chamber of Commerce
up to noon. @t.
The arrivals and departures Of trains
at the various depots are as follows:
MISSISSIPPI AND rKSSKssEE RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. 300P.K. 305 pm.
Sardis accom'n, ex. Sunday, $50 AN. BOO Pm.
Freight. north - Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday,
south-Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday.....-.--.... AIS Pm. 700 AN.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLKsToS RAILROAD.
Through mail, daily.......... 500 Pm. 1910 Pm
Through express. daily-.--l0:40 Pm. n:30 M.
Somerville &C. save Sunday SIS AN. 500 PM
Corinth &C., save Sunday. Geo an.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express-.................. 5:30 AN. $50 AN.
Night Express-..-.:..........2 ;45 Pm. sl5P.N
Humboldt Accom- n......... 9:3)A.M 4:3O Pm
Railroad time is Is minutes faster than city
time. Ticket Office, No. 2371z Main street. De-
pot. head of Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29
G. DoHEnrr's grand opening, Oct lst

CoTToS FAcroRs.-We direct attention
to the card of W. s. Pickett & Co, cot
ton factors and commission merchants,
and successors to Wormeley, Pickett Il
Co. in settling up the business ofthe old
firm. Mr.. P. opens up business on his
own hook. He was at the head of the
firm of Pickett, Wermeley & Co. in
New Orleans for many years, and is an
old stager in the cotton factorage and
commission business.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-29

CAPITALISTS will observe rare oppor-
tuniiy offered TO invest in some Of the
best property ia Memphis, in the sales
advertised in our columns to-day by
Messrs. Register, Trezevant 4 Co, auc-
tioneers, of that splendid Bank building.
No. 10 Madison street, to take place on
Friday next