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Fresh .ArrtraSs
GLOVES AND NOVELTIES
GUEBLE 81 NIPPERT'S,
1877 $3.50 ....... Canal street.
, TouRo BUILDIsG)
Fresh .ArrtrdSS

Z
,e- 1900 Canal Street. t3S
A.. ToURo BurLDNGJ
We are peased able TO the ladies at we nave
inst received another INVOKE dozen of those excsent
Dol LA KIDS together with extensive assortment o.
PRINCES TRIMMINGS AND BuTr0NS
RIBBONS, from No ! up to No. zoo, all eolors oosn IN
s.tn and Silk, fancy and plain
New French JEwELRY. in Jet Pearl. Ivory, etc,
GoldNE CKLACES and 3 liver RATTLFS for babies.
Cashmere CL.0AKS and TROUS shAUx
Lace CAPb and Cashmere HOODS
SUITS Of every style, for Boys and Girls
WRENCH CoRsEis and LADIES' UNDERGAkABNrS.
woRSTED GOODS under cost, etc
To Gentlemen would say that have received con-
alignment Of 100 dozen FRENCH SHIRTS, linen bosoms
which determined close out 1t fsbuousy low prices
Shirt really worth s45 per dozen offering at $50
together with full OF FURNISHING GOODS at equally
low prices. xr,nn,nr
1877 Cansl street
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.Yfmefeenth .asssstCersGry
sCREwMEN's BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
wruuxsDAY, NOvEMBEB -. 1865.
PROGRAMME OF PROCESSION:
rsr,. q, March vii, he formed The following order;
p,, n. association will in line on the lower side OF
ps. street opposite United States Custom house VIII
the right resting Canal street.
Tn. First Division formed in the following ordsr
First D,vssi.s.
Union JACK AND MUSIC.
ocez of the Association followed BY their Banner
Ell Omcers OF the Association.
Finance Commitfee
Relief Committees Of Upper end Lower Distriets
Con mittee Of Arrangements
Members Of The Association.
second Division.
MUSIC.
American Flag and Members OF the Association
ROUTE:
Down Cansi to Carondee up Csrcndeet to Poydfss ny
Pevdrss 10 Magsrpe up Mssasine TO Washington up
inston to Tehoupioulss; Tchoupitoui~ TO MT nom
Barlow's, where the procession VIII nat io'
afterwards the procession will move 1own ren'upi'a~ ~
povar.s. down Poydras TO Camp; down Csmo to Canal
Canal to Chartres; down Charres Eysi-n Fields
down Eiysan Fields DaupSin where the procession wa
hal for Refreshments Carroll Hs afterwards the process
zion will move down Dsuphin Burgundy street, wes''e
perm ting ouisa street; mp Louisa 70 FROM .' ~
Front Ievec to Espap.de Espianade 20 hoys' ~
Roys to Canal up their Hall al the corner OF Re
and srsets where the roll will be called and
the prace ssion oil, missed.
By order Of The Grand Marshal
WV HENhY HOULGRAvE,
Marshal.
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RentOraI.

MASON DOREE, JOHNS RESTAURANT
The undersigned begs leave inform his patrons and
public In general that he HIS removed bis kestsnrs
4AISON DOREE. from ia Camel street 10 Nos 10 and
JOHN STRENNA.
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Sir OF Those FT0tCfffg
BOSOM SHIRTS IN BOX FOR 50.
Six Fine Psf Bosom SHIRTS. In box, SO
Six Email Plated Linen Bosom SHIRTS in box for.....
Fix Linen Boeom SHIRTS, in box
Six Linen Bosom SHIRTS fine in box .or............
Six Extra Large SHIRTS, in bsx, for .......... Il
Look a them IN the window, at the
Corner OF 81. Charles and Canal Streets.
oENTLExEN's FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY
EQUALLY CHEAP.
NB-No heuse In this city underseu Us.
LEIGHTON & HAYMAN.
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Important to Gentlemen
GREAT INDUCEMENTS GREAT ATrRACrIoN,i
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
AT PANIC PRICES.
TRUNKS, vALIsEs. TRAVELLING BAGS. ct such low
prices as TO all acknowledge that candid in
ali we ray All are invited ocome examine Splendid
Assortment
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
Come One Come AM!
PAYAN & ZEBAL,
Under ST. Charles Hotel second Store from Common street.
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FOR SEYMOUR.

The New York World shows the extent of
r sdical rascality, thus;
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Choice Groceries.
r H IA - H GROCE H n .

The undersigned would respectfully call the attention Of
Families to their large and well assorted stock of Teas
and Ro Coffee, new Layer Raisins In boxes and Crons
Currsnts Crsnberres new a. Beef Tongues Dried Beef
and Breakfast Bacon, Spiced Pigs Feet Mess and
hsckersl in its, Paragon and Alex Smiths Cie.u Mi Is
and other choice brands of Flour which We will at the
lowest cash prizes.
A. W. SCARDON & CO.,
Corner jackson and Rousss-a streets,
Fourth District.
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In.prOre Your Sight
BY PAIR CT KERNAGHAN & co.'s
GENUINE BRAZILIAN PEBBLE spsCTAcLeS.

Warranted the eyes unmpsired extreme old
Their construction says celebrated writer on opc.
Is accordance with the philosophy nature the form
convex mirror sd their transparency perfect
that the OILY perceive be them ON by the
Improvement In his sight For sale on'yby
kERNAGHAN K CO.,
OPTICIANS.
No VI Camp street
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shepard j. HufchtsssOs.
Camp street............... Il
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

WIN ind ss Gle stand 70 Camp street. all descriptions
House Furnishing Goods Fine Cutlery. Plated Ware, Fh
Cut and Plain Glassware; French China Plain aud Deco
a.ed Dinner md Tea ss's Stone. China Plain and Fan
Toilet Ware
SAM'L z. MOORE l. co.
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CiO0ks.
Czoaks. ........... Cio"x

CE00kS ....... .......-.... CsOs'S'
j. LEvOIr.
LADIES CLOTH, SILK AND VELVET
CLOAKS.
NEWEST sHkPts-AT all PRICES.
REN'S CLOAkS'
RECEIVED DAMAGED,
FROM 81 so EACH.
]. LEvOIS,
al md Bou-bnn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23
Gents Hosiery of every grade. ut
Robeson, SDeed a. Co.'s. "

ISrELuGRScE VS.. PREJuDIcE.-Every
intelligent planter knows the advantage
of sowing pure seed iohedt, so that when
you raise a crop you will have nothing
but wheat, and will raise three or four
bushels more to the acre. This edvsn-
tage can be gained by the use OF the
Combined Tanning Mil, Grain and
Seed Separator and Smut Machine" now
on exhibition by I. H. Jones & Co, of
Nashville, Tennessee, at the seed store
of R. G. Craig & Co., 379 Main street,
Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

RIxER AND CRoPs.-The Mississippi al
this point Is ION the rise" The Arkan-
sas Is falling, but there is still good
stage Of water 70 Little Rock. Red and
White rivers are a, stand The Upper
Red and the Bayou at Jefferson are fall
ing. The crops along White river are
said 10 Be in good condition. The ap-
pearauce Of the cotton sorm Is reported
ia districts Of Mississippi
JacoB Sass SSh0oED. The Jacob
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New dress trimmings just received
most desirable c0lOrs-at L.. kre-
mer's. II

The ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRArH
LINE.-The Nashville Banner of the
10th says: 1.-THE stock of the Southern
Telegraph Company, better known as
General Kirby Smiths line" has been
transferred to the Pacific and Atlantic
Telegraph Company. This CONSOLE
dation will extend the line to
Southern and Southwestern cities
with such energy and enterprise as
will insure its success The Pacific and
Atlastic is an established Institution,
which has for some time returned hand
some dividends to its stockholders. The
poles for this line have been erected to
this point, and it was only last week that
the managers secured permissionfrom our
city authorities to erect their poles upon
our streets. By September the line will be
completed to Memphis, and thence to
New Orleans in a short time after. The
consolidation with thePaci6c andAtlantic
company places the substantial success OF
the Southern Telegraph line beyond per-
adventure. Some of the wealthiest and
most influential citizens of Louisville are
warmly enlisted in this enterprise, and
have staked their money on it literally
approaching its commercial advantages.
We bespeak for it in this city an encour-
agement not less earnest and hearty"
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800 go. .ss'' Wv" =.
Tn.'Ss~ ~ ,h.,,,'..u., W.
$50 '.,s..,.-- 80 49, '""-' ~ -
Iu''nes particulars nave oeeh received
The Sass was probably worth $4,000.
DEPARTURES or srrANBoArs.
The old Memnb;s nacket Bells q.
- e. -, o."I-,-
LOUIS 'eaSe' LOT oa,'o anu o. lous
this evening at 3 o'clock. Capt Alex.
Zeigler is in command, and our old
fr;and Al Storm In tho oasca n msa
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EuRtl
PoIsoSED IQE CREAN-A SAD AccI-
DENT AT HELENA, ARK.-The negligence
of confectioners, like the stupidity OF
railroadmen, sometimes leads to sad
results. A case occurred in Helena,
Ark, last Wednesday, which ought to
make ice cream vendors diligent in ex-
aiming the vessels in which they manu-
facture and serve the cooling beve-
rage" Over forty persons are reported
poisoned, the particulars Of which we
CLEAN from the Aralanche. 1t appears
the proprietor Of an ice cream saloon, a
Frenchman, made up a large quantity OF
ice cream, the first of the season. 1t
was distributed gratis, and freely par
taken by his friends. Shortly afterward
all who tasted the cream were seized with
violent pain and the most of them pros
trated. Four members of the French
man family are among those afflicted.
Mr. Coolidge, the telegraph operator,
and his wife are both sick-the recov'
cry of the latter considered doubtful A
bucketfull Of the ice cream had been
sent to the Female College and freely
partaken of by the young ladies, and
they are all dangerously taken down
Various others were likewise afflicted
| The doctors analysed some of the cream
They pronounced the poison to be
arsenic. There were no well defined
| conjectures in regard to the cause of thu
terrible affair. Whether it was the work
of some malicious fend, or one of those
terrible accidents which decimate ant
appal whole community, are questions
which future investigations may answer
but in the meantime the catastrophe re
mains unexplained.
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REVOLUTION! REVOLUTION lin the
heretofore imperfect manner Of cleaning
all kinds of grain aud seeds, by the new
A" Combined flaming Mill, Grain and
Seed Separator and Smut Machine" now
on exhibition by 7. H. Jones & Co., of
Nashville, Tennessee, at the seed store of
R. G. Craig & Co., $40 Main street, Mem
phis, Tennessee. . So
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Money to loan ON coIiaterais, t2Oe
Main street. 81

SOMETHING Nav" AMRIAL, GEM OF
ARABIA. "-Amrial is cheap Oriental
perfume, apparently an opaque stone,
which imparts a delicious and lasting
perfume by simply rubbing it on the
garments. William D'0ench 4 Co., St.
Louis, sole agents for the West and
South. Amrial ia retailed at all drug
stores. 7
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SENSIBLE. clever friends of the
Jefferson Street Market, sc and So Jefer-
son street, desire us to inform their many
patrons that from this date cash will be
invariably required by them in all trans
actions. They have tried the obliging
system, and like many others who have
also tried it, found that it don't pay. 10
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Ccugh.-No Cure, No Pay.-FoRRgsr's Ju-
yIPER TAR is warranted 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 aud get your money back.
D. F. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street. Agent.
Price 80 cents 1871.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

PLANTERS, WILL IT PAY2-The COM
bined Tanning Mill, Grain and Seed
Separator aud Smut Machine, on exhibi-
tionby. T. II. Jones & Co., of Nashville,
Tennessee, at the seed store of r. g.
Craig q Co., 379 Main street, Memphis,
will clean wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley,
timothy, clover, hemp, fax, millet, and
Hungarian grass seeds, and if clover aud
timothy be mixed, il will separate them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

Coon News FOR THE MEMPHIS MILITIA.
Information has reached this city from
Washington that there is good prospect
Of the enrolled militia" being paid of'
at an early day. This is good news for
the "boys,' many of whom were mulct
Of their time and dollars by the best
government the world ever saw" without
the slightest remuneration. 1t is nearly
time for the consciences of Congressman
TO prick them on this subject. The
"paying off" Of the militia in this city
will help "dull times " over the border
of adyersity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

PERSONAL. John P. Pryor,
the prince of paFagraphhistts !" and
"grand cyclops" of the once fourishing
Quid Name, is in the city, "hale and
hearty" and not the least scared about
the recent revelations of the Ku-Klux
Khan. The following were among the
arrivals yesterday Gen. II. W. Walter,
Holly Springs; 0. Palmer, Esq, Gin
cinnati; Col. G. W. VERIFY, New York
A. o. Brannan, Esq Louisville; George
H. Thurston, Esq, Pittsburg; DR.. W. W.
Childress, Lagrange; j. M. scruggs,
Esq, John Nesbett, E a. and Judge
l.. P. Cooper, Mississippi; Hon.John R.
Duncan, Cleveland, Ohio; Col. Edward
Denmead, Georgia; Capt. E $. Ewing
q. S. A.; Col VIM. johnson, New York.
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Conjugal Love. and the Happiness Of
True Marriage.-Essays for young men. on
the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and create implements to
MARRIAGE. with sure means Of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Adj
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p.
Philadelphia, Pa. te 67-l46
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WHEATLEY d AvENT,
No. 10 Bethel Block.

PROGRESS OF THE NIcoLsoN PAVEMENT.
About the middle of next week the Mic
olson pavement on Madison and Shelby
streets will be complete. The working
forces will then be moved toward the
completion of Adams and Poplar streets.
Our principal thoroughfa-es will no
doubt be all paved before the setting
in "of the "business season l" on the lst
of September next. The City Council,
considering its embarrassment deserves
praise for its exertions in giving us at
last good streets We cannot but com
mend its shrewdness in selecting such
competent engineer as Captain Hood
to assist in this much-desired work. He
has not only performed his part satisfac-
torily, but has saved the city some ex'
pense by his energy and economical sys-
tenn of labor.
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SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH If there is any
thing the press and people of the South
need badly, it is that of q telegraph line
free from New England influence The
dispatches now received are scarcely
more than "puffs for the New York pa
pers five desire to be free in sentiment,
and conduct our business as best suits us,
we must have telegraph lines Of our own.
We. therefore, urge all our merchants
to take an interest 10 the matter. There
will be a meeting for that purpose at the
Chamber of Commerce at four o'clock
this evening
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roR SALE.

TSoR sALF-HULLcANDM MACHINERY
dav. Nav 30ih, at 10 o'clock an, opposite
Memnhis. viii be sold as above on saturday.
Nav goth. at 10 am, at Hopefeld, Ark, oppo-
site Memphis, Tenn. to the htsbest bidder bidder
4 inea Rail. etc. Including the entire wreck of
he steamer ST. Patrick, recently burned; The
Machinery, ETC., has alibeen cot out, and Is IN
good condition Cylinders. 70 INCHES by 2 ieet'
wrought iron Shafts with IL feet Buckets.
Turns VI j. b. ARCHER. Ag't
67-eod+ For whom It may concern.
NOR sALE-A Splendid SECOND. HAND
n Letter Press, will be sold cheap. Apply at
TeIagranh Office. al-I
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How "a Rra, 4 oolpss HAayrss.

How 20 RrA, a ooLpss HAavrss,
Yesterday evening, In psssins down SEQ.
ond street. our attention was oallsd 70 a
large crowd gathered pear the corner OF
Second and Union streets. Imagining
some one was killed, OF another Ku'Klux
Khan had been discovered, o. made for
the spot and after flbowipg our way
through The crowd, we're agreeably sur
prised to find we had MOTTO record an
other throat cut, or deaths sickle had
not gathered another poor mortal, and
bound him 10 bis last sheaf Of eternity !;
on the contrary, we saw our friend Mat.
thews busily engaged in showing and ex-
planning 10 an eager and attentive crowd
how Walter A. Woods Combined Reaper
aud Mower would gather the golden har-
vest, at the rate Of ten or twelve acres
per day, with one man and two horses
"Ye Local" Stimulating Our Country
Cousin, modestly asked for one OF the
circulars, and receiving il quietly retired,
and scanning over the same, found that
this machine had received the Imperial
Cross Of Legion Of Honor, and two grand
gold medals-6rst premiums-at the
Paris Exposition, over all competitors,
both of America and Europe. We made
| a "loeal" by our visit, and for which we
intend to return to-day, and see it this is
not the best manner Of reconstructing
our Southern land, Of placing in the
hands of farmers improved implements
and machinery, such as we saw in from
of Matthews, Judson & Co.'S.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

PARTIES going to Raleigh Mineral
Springs viii find hacks waiting at Wells
station, Memphis and Ohio railroad,
both trains 5H VASES
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paonrsApmo axp ssorrns -Thsre

we're numerous groups Of ladies out
shopping and promonading this morning
They looked charming 10 their early
summer robes and gave The sidewalks a
lively appearance. There is not city
10 the Union (so-called) where such a
number Of handsome ladies can be seen
as in Memphis. The Bluff wins the palm
for beauty.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

VARIETIES Broom still sweeps the
horizon ofthe comic drama and the floor
Of the grscss. THEREAFTER trips Il on the
.sBsht fantastic toe 10 the admiration
Of the "b'hoys." This retrea, Is nightly
crosded, aud al BrOOn's friends seem
s.,i,fsa with The treats presented. !
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

NEeRo BArrERT.-A wench Of sable
complexion, taking fancy TO six
shooter, erammed it into her pocket for
protection" While examining sweet
potato in Lytle's grocery, on Poplar
street, yesterday. the weapon exploded
and wounded the vench- So much for
liherIr.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

To THE GENERAL PUBLIC.-I make no
charges in State cases unless prosecution
is frivolous. REUBEN DAILY, j. F.,
rs Odd Fellows building.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

EVERY planter is interested in the ma
chine now on exhibition by I. 81. Jones
& Co., of Nashville, Tennessee, at-the
seed store Of R. G. Craig & Co, No. 37s
Main street, Memphis, because it will
clean and separsts the fOulest wheat from
smut, cheat, cookie, blighted, broken and
shrunken grains, and other impurities,
leaving the best, healthy, plump, and
perfec, grains to SOW. Planters are in
vited to bring the worst sample they have
Of any kinds of grain or seeds, and give
the machine a thorough test
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

R. H. Gibson, Justice of the Peace,
has re-opened his Office at corner of
Washington and Main streets, and will
give prompt attention to all business
inirusted to him. II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

PasoHAL HOUSE DRAwrso.-Those who
have not yet purchased tickets in the
above great scheme, and are DESTROYS Of
doing so, will bear in mind that the sale
in this city closes on the 2Stb, as the
drawing will positively come off en- the
LIST of June Il. s. Plummer, agent, 2l2
Front street. - %
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

DIsuUKss & KELLooe, at City Stables,
81 Monroe street, have % hand for sale
= good supply Of sound young work
horses; also, few broke mules. Call
and examine their stock. ~
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ATrENTTON, MEMPHIS MILITIA,

You are hereby requested to NEE:
this saturday. evening, at 8 o'clock,
in the Law Court room, Second street,
when matters ofinterest will be presented
for your consideration
By order of the Committee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

CoAL.-Bigly, Mellersh& Co., dealers
in Pittsburg and Kentucky coal, rs South
Court street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

TIE best Combined Tanning Mill,
Grain and Seed Separator and Smut
Machine in existence, new and valu-
able invention for planters, millers, grain
dealers and business men generally, now
on exhibition by 7. 81. Jones & Co., of
Nashville, Tennessee, at the seed store
of R. G. Craig & Co, 379 Main street,
Memphis, Tennessee Call and see it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

B.xKEuPTcT.-Jossph N. Jones, God
frey Frank, Henry Fraak and B. W
williamson have received their final dis
charge in Bankruptcy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

Qua Markets Beal and Poplar
street markets are well supplied with veg
etables, "raisod" in the suburbs Our
gardeners are, to use a trade phrase,
Vdoing a good business" and we are
glad of it. There is plenty Of waste land
leftfor further cultivation. Come along,
immigrants, and get rich"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

JouRxAL1srIc.-Mr. C. II. Albes, Gen
eral Agent Of the Nashville Democrat
q German journal, is in the city on busi-
ness. The Democrat we are happy to
say. is Conservative in principles, and
worthv Of support "a !
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

PIcS1c.-The good children and ladies
of the Church of the Cool Shepherd are
enjoying themselves at picnic at Ford
place, in Chelsea, to day. The little ones
are delighted and the old folks happy.
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wAfa g 4.

xTTANTFD A PEDDLER'S LICENSE
w having several months 70 run. Apply at
Lam Oil and Soap Store, No. 40 JeHeron
Street. [7Ol o. F. PRESC0TT q CO.
WANTED. WANTED AT THE COM
w mercal Hotel, gW es
One Bundle Washer;
One Dish Washer: g
One Chambermaid;
Ore Scrubber. - =, .r,rx,
Apply soon. W. M. ALLEN.
JITANTED - NURSE, CoL0RED =
wv single. Good reference required. Apply
TO I72i sGALBREATH. STEWART & co.
YETzNTED- ITO EXCHANGES FOR ARES
w ;dence in Memphis a fine farm. contain ;.
inv 500 acres. about 400 acres cleared, with GOOD
improvements, and in sieht Of RAILROAD. with
in two bours' run cf Memphis: If desired,
immediate posses ion. Parties wishing. to MAKE,
uch an exchange will please address " A. D.
LEDGER affice. = ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23
Largestand cheapest assortment
Linen Clothing in the market.
robson, SNEED a. CO.,
70 Opposite Court Square.

FIVE hundred pairs jeans pants, not
damaged, at Sl4 per dozen, at Rice Il
Engeps, 203 Main street I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

MONEY TO LoAS.-Call at Citizens
Union Bank, corner of Main and Jeffer-
son, 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

HAYS Coal CoMPASY.-BestP ittsburg
coal, Wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 287 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

PoLIcr Couar-There were only eight
cases tried in the FIRST district police
court this morning; no zines collected.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-23

Nor THE MANI our police items
Yesterday, we mentioned that j. G. Cole
was arrested for having swindling de-
vices in his possession. 1t did not
then occur to us that Col. Cole, gall
liant soldier Of the late sO-called,
had the same initials. Although no
one acquainted with Colonel Cole could
suppose him to be the criminal, there is
no improperly in stating the fact of the
arrest being of another man OF the same
name.