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HEM Pills APPEAL.
a WoRKING nLEN,s PARrY.

We we're called upon, yesterday, by a
colOred citizen who has never affiliated
with Radicslism, and has been earnestly
anxious to release his colored friends
from their slavish bondage to a party
that seeks and is accomplishing their
ruin, with the request to publish for
the general information of the colored
people, the resolution adopted st
3 meeting OF oOlOred citizens held on the
29th of May, and We are assured that the
pewer of the leagues is in vain exerted
70 control and prevent the assertion Of
their true freedom by the colored people
OF Memphis, who are not only restive
under the constrsint Ia which they are
held, buE are breaking away from the
network spread around them to direct
and govern their suffrsges. They are
forming a Working Mems Party, and
consider themselves entirely free from
sny previous obligations which they are
conscious were obtained by fraud
We, the undersigned, eolored citizens
of Memphis, DO solemnly pledge our
selves that we will not support auy can
didate who is not in favor oI the Working
Mems Party. We have heretofore seen
that the party now 10 power viii not and
don't do justice by the WORKING man.
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Take NOTICE.

DY recent decision OF the Court in st Louis,
10 O. y. tnley'a sOLE RIGaT 20 use the na ae
"CHAkEEn OAK" was sustained. All
psrsons infringing on th.ae right- VIII be
prompt prosecuted. The Genuine lid ke-
liable Cnarter OaK stove can be found
ONLY AT NO 227 MAIN STREET,
Adjoining Worshsm House
J. q. SCRABEL a c.,
1al2 In sols Agents i0r Memphis, Tsnp.
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AMERICAN H0Us z,
BOSTON. MASS.

TIE very important ARD extensive IInprovs-
l ments which have recently been made il
this popular hotel. the largest n New EugIaud.
enable the prOprletOrS 10 CfeT 10 Touri-ts. Yam
ties and lh5 fraFeling Public, accOmmOda-
LOns and couVe nlenCCs superior 10 any other
Hotel In the city. During the past sumner
addirionS nsTa been made Of I'm erOus suites
OF apartments, with Dathiag-roOmz. water
cent passenger elevators, the best ever con-
struetec, con seys gue-t e 70 the upper story OF
the house in one minute, the 61tries have
been newly and richly carpctsl. sud The en-
tire house thoroughly rsplsnl71Cd ard refur-
ntshed. making II, In all its appointments
squsl 70 any h0ieI In the country
Telegraph Ofioe, Billiard Balls and CAFE on
the nFst nOoT. LEWIS RICE & SON.
feb7 eOdSm PropFierorS
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sprouIe & AicCOwn 1-2I Main under WorshaIn.
J. 4. Ward, Resident Partner OaTIhEsites
Lewis 6 stuart, l7l Man.
I & A. l.. Loweustelni "a Main.
A Just, rs HRin street.
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HOUSE.


The House agreed to hold no evening
sessions, and also agreed that a reception
be extended to the Chinese embassy on
Tuesday next at ii O'Clock, in the hall of
the House.
A large number Of bills from the Com.
mittee on Invalid Pensions were report-
ed and passed.
The House then went into q Commit.
tee Of the Whole on the tax bill. the
question being on Jenckes' motion to
amend the twenty second section by tax
ing from the Assessor the right to add on
penalties.
After some discussion the section was
amended by striking out the word " pen
slties and inserting in lieu of 1t the
words additional per cent. for refusal
or neglect to make returns.n
No amendments except in the matter
of details, were offered TO sections %, "A,
25 and 28
Progress vas made without any
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DIR. JAMES.

FORMERLY or JAMES LOrK HOSPITAL.
4 custom rtcuse rect, \ " o. cans & ~ 81
usheC 800, tof the ] 81 even wears g45ra-1 f--
ChI, ago, sud cels Orated rh ough0uJ ne rour-
Try IN re successful treatmens OF PR1vsTE
DLSEA- - can De cOndG q Tally trnsuIJtd q A.
hisOffice asnd parlOis, 81 and g Rand0lD street.
corner oI Dearborn sJIeet, or by l=Lter PosIcf Ice
Dr. IA uES treats CHRONIC MFRCTRTsT.
S1RHiLIIlC. BIO A. and KIN Disc -rS.
ana al / Orders Of a s ONTAGIOUS EE-
NEkEAL CriAEACf ER-wtIch he uIes win
OUT the uste OF mercury i's1ld p tasS'i RrSeniC
or any poison, bus III his NEt TEALTZEE 2
positive rur- Tor u humur. aud b o. Il u1i -CD=.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. sch s.s ~EAIsA r
EliI --ICNSr tTou- ht o. by abuse Of tn or
gans- carly inut creliOEs, eZ esses. or eu Et tE
uereditar ~. c using loss rf memory confu-
son. ueP pres Oa, dlInuess OF vlsf ma Cfteu-
TIN sth s. nsJys with q depI rtbe train CT o her
:. Tnpfonns II, GIet 70 raCiraIly cared br an
IN a Hole mttuusl, saving time and eXtsu>s.
All diseases 9 G uliar 10 the sexual sfz4u Of 3
private Character, r@dical y aud IsIMansEti
cured.
Old diseases OF the most horrible e,sss. where
The OOd has become poisoned, producing
pains IN The head and n Des, Ulcei red Ihr. a.
a nose, sores On the limbs and bn- Y q 70 MA
toge her vi II an endless number Il suffer-
ings-t uaily and pern anentJ cu-ef.
uH. JANE Is rec mueudsG by ne press OF
the eOunfr -, by prufe ssOrs Of medical csIIs. e
q q - he medica profession genera Is. In -
afnicted shoald apply 10 him, and De Sur-d st
once.
The MOSIroE BY DR.. James. a treatise mon
sesses p -Vuif ar the sexual Orx-uE Of e TasF
sex causes effects and tl-lr M ed Is com VI 81
II0Ia an experience o. tWen' years pra lice
ia me exc uslYe treetlnrur Of these diseases.
sent 10 any address ureiE = raped Price
one dollar. Pam plieL or SPkR1TA TOE RIA. or
one SEPHfLIS, sent In sealed suvel Pc upon
receipt Of pasta e-twO T stamp adairess
pr. JAMES, Postsfice drawer 5s65, Coio-go,
Illinois. apIs 4
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CITY DIRECTORY.


AECEEDE.
". r. PassmOre & Co, 40 Second.
A. N. StOddard q Co., S8 second.
a =. Levy s. o., 81 second, Jefferson Block.
BANkAAs
CitizeLs' Union Bank, cor. Main and Jen.
Peoples BANK Of I. nuessee, u Madison.
Mem , his J7Jy savings lus,tuoT, 10 Jefferson
First National Salk, "A MADISON.
jackson Insurance T. n1psny, ~ MadiBon.
German National - Azin.
BUOA sT0RES.
C. ChsmberIin & &c. Bank Books, ~ Main
& Z. Cieay=s & 10, cor. second ana Monroe.
Church q Co, 3l5 Main.
ID. W sde & Co., zo5 Main.
BO0Gs AID SHOES.
App Lutz, I55k Jefferson.
". "a. kelne1gy, - Main
Eerr, q iLllcllsii, " tIolSsille, 81 AHl4s
MRrinsi Curtis, - Man.
Gfoodbar & SIilIIIand, " no essle. 20l hsius
gohn lcss 25ztS SecUnc.
CARRIAGES, BUGGEEs, ETC.
p. Morgan, IsS Third, corner y ashington.
". !. Bruce & Co., 81 and - Monroe.
Wood luf & Co, I79 Main.
K. .. Bradley, 3s7 Mstn, Jackson BLOCK
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Z 4 LAddiu 2SS Main.
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MOON & GEOGHEGAN,
252 Fr0Bt Street, Memphis,
AGENTS FOR TIE
ALBANY COTTON GIN
Manufacturing Company,

ALI BANY. NEW YORK
HAVE ON SALE
The Star Cotton Gin and Condenser.
The Hand Gin and Condenser.
The Power Gin and Condenser.
The Hand Gin without Condenser,
The Power Gin without Condenser.
The Cotton CultivatOr, or seraper and Chopper,
Gray's Patent Iron-screw Press. for Hsy or
Cotton,
IngersoTs Patent Portable Hay and Cotton
star Railway Horse Power,
Star Lever or sweep Horse Power.
star Thresher and Cleaner Combined,
Horse Powers and Threshing sIschInes-Dog or
Sheep Power.
Portable Wood Saving Maehines-vegetabIe
sT Prices furnished and Machines shipped
By application to
EOOS & eEOGHEGAE,
mh20h No. eSs Front st.. Memphis.
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SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June "a lengthy de.
bate eusued In which Trumbull inter-
rupted TO make a report from the Com
mittee of Conference on the Arkansas
bill, saying il would have some infiu.
ence ia regard to the decision on this
bill. He explained that the Committee
recommend an agreement TO the bill as
passed by the House, with some slight
verbal amendments in the preamble,
and q further amendment as it passed
the House. The bill provided as funda-
mental condition, that change OF the
Constitution should be made GepriviDg
any citizen or class of citizens of the
right of suffrage who are recognized in
the Constitution. The Committee had
added the provision, that the Constitu-
tiOn may be changed as to the time and
place of residence, as the people think
proper. Also as to the right Of foreign.
eTs to vote so as 70 acquire citizenship
hereafter II they chose,
Alter the report had been read, Drake
called attention To the omissisn, by a
clerical error, of the word "allU before
the words :" the inhabitap.s,D which had
been agreed upon by the Committee.
Trumbull withdrew the report for the
purpose of correcting it, and the debate
then continued.
Secretary Gorham was sworn in and
the Senate proceeded with the consider
alton Of the bill for the admission of
North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor.
gle, Louisiana aud Florida.
Inc report of the Conference Com
mittee on the Arkansas bill was then
presented as corrected, aud agreed to.
Fessenden moved TO go into executive
session, but Withdrew the motion at the
instance OF Wilson, who made an una
vailiDg effort to get up the bill to con-
tinue the Freeaman's Bureau for one
year from July next.
Wilson then renewed the motion to 90
into executive session.
Tfumbull interrupted him to express
the hope that the Senators would come
here on Monday prepared to press the
pending bill.
The Senate then went into executive
session, and soon after adIonrnad
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BiRIey, AeIlersn q Co., . oVaLlI tOlft-
COTFON & COH MISSION HGRCHASFB

Black, Cannon & Co, 2i6 FTont.
T. W irvine & Co., rs Front
l. . J. steele, los FTOut,
Evans & johnson, "a Front.
Lawrence, Carter & Co. - Front
Guy. Alden McJrss & 90. rs Front.
DiIlaNd, PIBsOn q Co, 5S front
DIckin -ou, Williams 4 Co., 20 Front.
Mostly & D5rion, ssA Front Room n
F. Lane s. Co., corner Union ana front
Moore, Withheld q Co, No. HOTaru's ROW,
Partee & Hsrbert, 80 Font.
Conner 6 uIcn ,TIsol, HoWsrds s f.OW,
Dickson. Cunningham & c De, Z HOWard's row.
Stanley, King & smith, ~ Front.
J. 81. Patrick & CO., ID 'front.'
& 2. Bates q o., z5s Front.
shane, Bell & Co., - Front
Joiner & Kmklsy, Feed store, "a Monroe.
BJF. owen To-, 1 Towards Row.
Anderson q Gay, Western Produces, So Front
MBO0n & Co . 3J{ Main GGd Ia Monroe.
Noon q Jieogn-gan, - Front.
W p. Wright, Forwarding, Promenade,
william h. Neatman, II Monroe.
Juo, a. Donie. Gra . ami Produce, a ;. Court
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TO THE PUBLIC.
The Greatest Discovery KnoEn to
the World In Medicine.
7 II Z
EUREKA LIFE-Bl0OD ELIXIR

II A. at last made Its way into this country,
II after having bee0 in use In the o d w ord
for 50 many years, and especially In China.
The celebraIed aleht mist and cte mist. DR.. Hep
s-rdam, OF Pskin. China. Z a. a. isst c.sus-nted
to his great CHINESE REMEDY OeiT z introduced
on this continent, and has e>tabilshed lew
wholesale ageUciss Tor the p~rpOse OF supply
ing all druggists tbrOugUOut Ihs towns and
cities or our county. This great Blood n Medi-
cine fas psriOs mel cures tine most astonis a.
ius). where every Other remedy known in AGa
se7ia MsdieG has Gnost sigaa1y failed.
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CT ChamberIin G &C. Bank Books, ~ Main
& Z. Cisay=s & 20, cor. second ana monroe.
Church q Co, 3l5 Main.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

HACK DRIVER IN TRoUBLE.-A hack
driver, fearing neither railroad or police
regulations, went" behind the chain " to
solicit patronage at the Memphis and
Charleston railroad depot last evening,
but was nabbed 10 the act by officer
Smith. He was carried to the station
house, where, on putting up forfeit for
his appearance this morning, be was
allowed to depart in peace. Instead of
going quietly about his business, he west
into saloon and took little too much
liquor. He was found by officer Finch
in the gutter in the evening, and again
taken to the stationhouse on a charge of
vagrancy. he was fined IS for each
offense by the police commissioner this
morning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

The new local of the L DEER seems to
be greatly exercised in regard to the
article 10 the Bulletin, relative to the
twilight Journal losing its brains, when
--- retired. He accordingly
chsrpes-ss set-of--that the local of
the Bulletin pilfered no less than seven
of his locals. This is decidedly rich, as
it was generally acknow lodged that there
was no news IN the local column of the
LEDGER on Tuesday, with the exception
of "TatIer's" defense of keno, which
astonished Observation-Disclosures local
Department..
Now, Mr.. Philip, you know better.
The items in the LEDGER ioere news, and
the Tatler's talk wasn't. There's a diff
ference between a little lively essay and
simple item of fact. The Tatler's
charity being appealed to, he left an
item out of yesterdays LEDGER which
might have awakened unpleasant feelings
In the mind of the fellow who wrote the
article in yesterdays Bulletin-and 10
somebody else's mind, too. There shall
be no quarrel between as ''locals." The
Taller can afford to let Bluenoses rail
and splitter as much as they please. e
ImpAssABLF STREETS. Ere that por-
ton of the city extending from South
street to Walker avenue was taken in "
as part of the Tenth Ward, the Road
Oyerseer of the county kept the highways
passable; but now the Street Commits
sioner puts neither spade or shovel on
them, or even goes out TO take peep at
their impossible condition. That won't
do at all When people are doubly
taxed, they certainly ought to have a
level road to walk or ride on. The Her.
nando road is q great thOrougfare for
wagons coming to town With cotton, and
for vehicles of every description coming
in with people from the country; and
We are sorry to learn hatparts Of it are
so rugged, % full Of holes and gullies, as
10 cause considerable inconvenience,
great loss Of time, and occasional
'smash-ups" Il the City Council dead
to the interests of the ei,y2 If not Why
don't il give the Street Commissioner
sufficient force to repair the thorough-
fares 10 the Tenth Wardi There's
great amount Of blatherskits il The COun-
ell monthly shout honor" vouldn't a
HtsIe work on the roads be mere profit
able 10 the pubhe'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

]. o. o. Fat the present session Of
the G. L. U. s., l. 0. 0. F., now in ses-
sion at Baltimore, we understand that E.
d. Farnswortb, of Nashville. Tenn, was
unanimously elected Grand Sire of the
Grand Lodge of the United States for
the ensuing two. years. This is a com.
pliment to one Of Tennessee's noblest
men; one who has spent large portion
of his time and means to further the ends
Of that noble institution.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

WHARFAGE-The City Council has
ordained that section % of the wharfage
laws be so amended as to permit al tran.
silent steamboats, to lay at the landing for
the space of two hours, upon the payment
of the wharfage rates existing prior to
July last, and that for longer time than
two hours the wharfage rates as now
charged shall be collected. s.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

GREAT SENsArIos.-The lovers of good
music are on the qui Uiue for the appear
ance Of the Emerson, Allen and Man
ming minstrel troupe. 1t will give its
first soiree at the New Memphis theater
next Tuesday evening, and continue its
entertain ments five or six nights.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

MAhKEr DIsrRIor.-Six-three persons
have petitioned the City Council for a
market district. From the river to
Lauderdale street, as far as Madison,
and from Madison up to Brinkley avenue,
is to be the east line, the river the west
line--ihe river stores to be allowed for
boats; the southern line is to extend to
Vance street, and the northern line to the
south side of Winchester street. The
subject has been referred to q special
committee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

HoNoRABLY ACQUITTED The friends
of James Creighton will be glad to learn
that he has been honorably acquitted Of
the crime charged against him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

1 REMovAL-Messrs. johnson & Vance,
clothiers, have removed to No. 305 Main
street, Brinkley Block, where they will
be pleased to see their old friends and
the public generally. n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

VARIETIEs-An entirely new and gala
bill is up at the Varieties this evening.
The young fellows who love fun Of the
most side-splittipg character will de-
cidedly attend. Broom still keeps the
amussment akv clear u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION The first
annual fair of the Shelby County Agri-
cultural Association will commence on
Tuesday, October 20, and continue the
two following days, at the Memphis AS
ISOLATION grounds. The list of officers
and premiums will be found in the adj
vertising columns Of to-day's LEDGER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

RUSH OF ADVERTISEMENT living to
the rush of advertisements in o-dsy 8
LEDGER, large quantity Of local and
other matter is unavoidably crowded
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

THx United States Fire and Marie
Insurance Company, Of Baltimore, No,
shows greater per centage of net assets
To risks in force than any other IRE and
marine Insurance company east of the
Rocky Mountains. Its ratio Of losses to
premiums is also exceedingly low; and
IL business in New York seems to have
been, relatively, the most profitable Of
any. Nor does their business in the
Western States. under the able admins
trsiion Of Messrs. Bsrnum 4 Wells, its
general agents, At No. 1854 LaSalle
street, compare unfavorsbly with that Of
the best. The receipts Of the Inland ma
rine department have been large this sea-
son, ard not 4 single loss has yet oc-
CURE = Chicago IHsuraRcs Chronicle
The above company is represented in
Memphis BY our friend George W. L.
Crook, No. 1874 Main street.
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Attention, Militia.


HoUsEKKEPERs SHOULD NOT FAIL
III % set some 81 ny celebrated remedy
srainst roackss- d. KAHN 4 Co, Dry Goods
Deaierl. No. 1p Nan street. oornsr Poplar,
had. ~ Il, ~ everybody vho hss done 20 en-
reccun<1d ~ y. NAUkEh
sole f1vsst6f cfths 1nfsIiibls ksnsay selinst
Roaekes- lit
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SrArrosHoUsE Observation-Disclosures
boarders were in the First District police
stationhouse this morning. Officer Nell
vain keeps an eye over them. E
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

WORKING 1T UP.-Detective McCune is
working up :" the robbery of boots and
shoes from NJ. Cohen's store, 1913 Main
street. Eight " mackerels " are held in
custodv on suspicion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

SWOLLEN STREAMs.-During the last
three days the food-gates of heaven"
have been open, and the rain poured
down pretty freely. The bayou is rising,
and small streams in the country are,
we presume, greatly swollen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

FERTILIZERS FERrrLIzERs 800 bar
rels of slack Lime for sale cheap.
I No. 8 Madison street, Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

ALL LINEN HANDKERcHIEFs, from l23
to 20 cents, at RICE Il EHGsL's,
1877 .rr 233 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

WHAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
who has house wants good stove, good
lamps, and, above all, good burning oil.
Now, the place to get them as cheap and
as good as anywhere is at Rosenbaum &
Bros, 234 Main street They keep an
excellent variety on hand, and are agents
for the petro oil. Try them.
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Auctioneers,
NE. Cor. Main and Jefferson SITS.
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

PUBLIC SALE OF Real I"A
On THURSDAY. OCTOBER lsT. II O'Clock,
at tho Merchants Exchange Todd Fellows
HalD, we win sell to the highest bidder, A
NEAT COTTAGE. on Dunlap Avenue, second
house south of the NJ. 4 c. R. R. Nice yard.
garden, and well. Lot 6oxlsO. Terms Halt
cash; balance in six months.
Also, AT SANE TINE AND PLACE,
A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE. with three
rooms just west Of the above. on Ragland Ave-
nue. lot eox1so. Terms-cash. Sale positive
and without reserve. A good opportunity to
secure pleasant home for small investment
of money. rrs
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and ell kinds Of Blanks for sale
at this Office. "A EE0an ggg !
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

PLAIN AND REP ALPAoAs, all colors, at
RICE 4 ESGEL's, 233 Main street., 1871
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BAR FIxruRRs for sale.
% Gro. W. MILLER, 1855 Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

From HAvANA.-The latest news from
Havana is that lot Of cigars has been
sent to Kaufman & Bro, corner Jefferson
and Second streets
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

Bssr W. r. butter at 35cts. by the
package. at J. Devoto's, corner of Third
and Adams streets. %
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

RUSSELL & DoDsos's, 279 Second st.,
is the place to get painting done cheap. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

500 FAIRS GRAY JEANS PANTS, lined, at
81 so a pair, at RICK h EsoEL's,
1877 233 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

STEAMER MIssIssIPPI.-This splendid
steamer leaves tomorrow at noon for
New Orleans. State-rooms can be Sc
cured of Mart Walt & Co., 272 Front
street.
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nice. No. 27S Main street. and at Depot.

HAYS Coal CoMPANY.-Best Pittsburg
coal, Wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 22A Madison ct.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

CHELsEA.-The City Council at last
has ordered the grading of Fifth street in
Chelsea. Twas nearly time
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EMBROIDERED NET, for the Spanish
veil, at L. Kremer's.
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ron RENT,

The Jefferson street front Of the house We Oc-
supy. 50 feet front. with connected basement
las feet Tonga fne location, and room for
q wholesale or retail grocery business. Also.
OFFICES AND SLEEPING ROOMS in our
ssoond and third stories.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

LIE PASIER, the new style skirt Of
Bradley's elliptic manufacture, at L.
Kremer's.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

CHOICEST family supplies Of all kinds,
at ]. Devoto's, corner of Third and
Adams streets. %
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NJ. CLARY, horse-shoer, No. 81 Union
street, has added to his business the re-
pairing Of wagons. drays, etc. 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

$1,000 60 Loan on Coliaterals, ~
Martin Holland. 8se Main street. \
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AUCTION SALES OF MERCHANDISE

AucrroxsALEsorn
We are prepared With one Of The bss, heated
and arranged salslrco1s in The city. to receive
and sell At sussien an cousignnsnts Of eoodi'
Furnifurs. etc. LIBERAL savsness made on ell
usrshandiss seat 70 NJ 70 Be sold
ROrsTER, TREzvANT a CO..
is.t AaetfoBeers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

GENTS NICE SEwED CALF Doors, at
$40 a pair, at RICE & EsGEL's,
19-tnr- 233 Main street
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NOTICES..
NOT TO f /.

NO TT @ r.
MR.. D.J: DOYLE BEcAME. a y srm stSIs
remaining unchanred cocup ANkro
sontember IL 1888. f~ 10 ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-24

% BLACK CLOTH CoATs, from Sc to 70,
at RICE 4 ESGEL's, 233 Main street.