Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-05
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at III Court street. Rates low. Refer
ence required. GVA gHVOIe
Our friend @. j. Phillips, ESQ OF
Toof, Phillips 4 Co., returned from the
East yesterday. On
Mr.. r. II. Wallace, Of Cedar Point,
has reported to police headquarters that
a negro stole awatch from him.
The Black Crook will disappear
Saturday night, and Rip Van Winkle "
is to make his bow Monday night
Sam Martin, who stole liquors from
Mr.. d. H. Evans, has been indicted for
grand larceny by the grand jury.
Come to the Public LEDGER Office
for election tickets, placards, badges,
Ietc First come, first served.
1T was Martha Tolbert, not Jane
Thompson, who stole the diamond ring
from an inmate Of Fanny Gray's bagnio.
Remember that at No. $40 Main
street to- night Conservative nomina-
tions will be IN ade for Clerk of the Mu-
nicipal Court, Constables and Magis-
trates. 9'Il hltf'e A-h
Albert White, notorious young
thief and pickpocket, who recently
escaped from the First District station
house, has been arrested and returned
to his old quarters.
Jim Calvin, charged with killing
officer Fenton, and Tom Foley and j.
Thompson, charged with larceny, have
escaped from the old rookery on Adams
street, called the county Jail 81
Several Of the articles stolen from
Mr.. S. Menkens residence Tuesday
night, wero found yesterday buried I'M
der bridge near Winchester avenue,
They were identified and restored to
their owner. - So r
Last night some negroes made
raid on a coop in the rear of Mr.. Mitch
ellis premises IS Adams street, and
gobbled blind club-footed rooster,
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three gray old hens and a blind turkey.
II there had oeen a pima h'''ea OF pass
wood dog on the place it would doubt
less have shared the same fate. 3 q
We understand that somebody has
been arrested for buying registration
certificate. Was the man who sold it
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ALLs WELL THAT ENDS WELL,
Monday morning MT +. Newman' oooh.
a sT,, ~ -. $50 ....,o.- :,
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tod ser;ous annrebension. It was feared
that h. had been victim of foul play,
one of the sneculations INDUCED being
that he had been robbed of the door aud
safe KEYS During the morning the store
door was forced and locksmith was
sent to omen the safe. Everything was
all right but where was Mr.. Newman
His family had heard nothing of him;
Int Yesterday afternoon he walked into
the store large as life and twice as natu-
raj. The mystery was soon explained.
He went down the river ON steamer
Sunday. intending to return on
steamer which he expected to meet ten
mr. twelve miles below. The heavy gale
interfered, and it was impossible to get a
view of the bluffs again until yesterday
"All's well that ends well.
1 Cor. w T. maxwell, at 277 Main
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