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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-26
INDIANAPOLIS.

Man Cut In Two by a Circular Saw
Track Laying Commenced on the
YiBcennes Railroads.&c. Mcdonald
and Judge Perkins Say that Andy
Has Put His Foot IntO it-Batf-
Witted Boy Boxed Up aAd Sent
by EXpFess-Flre Alarm and Police
Telegraph 20 be Erected.
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HALIFAX.
Resolutions TO Repeal the COnfeder.
alton Concluded "A Methodist
Church Consumed by Fire.

HALIFAX. Feb. 2A-The debate on
the resolutions to repeal the confed-
Grafton. was concluded to-day. An
address to the Queen, embodying the
resolutions. were sent to the Lieuten.
ant Governor, asking him to submit
the same to the Queen.
The Grafton Street Methodist
Church was totally consumed By fire
Yesterday.
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ROCHESTER,.
Republican Convention = Mayor
Nominated The Vote on the I'm
pea hment or the President Be
ceiYed with cheers.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, February "a
The Republican City Convention
unanimously nominated A. Reyn-
olds for Mayor. H
The telegram announcing the vote
on theimpeachment of the President,
was received with cheers. The Con-
ventiOn declared unanimously its ap-
proval of the action Of the House.
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again N the lat. The Rio Janeiro
mail steamer, Merrimac, was over due.
President Cabral. Of 81. Domingo.
has fed to Venezuela with his Cabi
net, and the Southern forces had en-
tered the capital.
Thirty deaths a day were caused By
cholera in 81. Domingo City.
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MoNRTEAL, February 24.-At a
meeting Of the shareholders Of the
Merchants Bank, an indenture Of
amalgamation with the Commercial
Bank, under the name Of the Mer-
chants Bank Of Canada, was unani-
mously adopted. iagI
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TO BRICK MAKERS.

HAVE A MACHINE aUAHAN-
feed TO make 300 10 ZOO nrst-class
Bricks per hour, according 10 facilitles Tor
removing them. Can be worked BY two
horse oT steam. ] offer to demonstrate
these facts by Machines constantly work
ing In this city. SAMUEL ". JOHNSON,
AGENT, 81 Woodward Avenue, Detroit.
Wichigan. Ifeb99 d2m lp
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HARTFORD, February q. ~ The
afternoon train from Waterbury, on
the Hartford, Providence and Fish
kill Railroad, ran over a sleigh con-
tanning two men named Platt aud
Harrison, at New Br.rania, who were
cattle buyers Both were killed, Mr..
Harrison instantly, aud Mr.. Platt live
ing half an hour.
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PHmADELPHIA, February p. -
Democratic meetings are called for
nearly all the Wards Of the city, 10
consider the impeachment question.
The keystone Club, the largest Dem
ocratic organization in the State, has
resolved itself into a military organi-
zatiOn.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. "a
Three men, part of a gang Of burg
lars, have been arrested. They have
been operating here several weeks.
The news from Washington created
a profound impression here
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ALBANY, n. Y. February 25.-The
State Constitutional Convention met
60 day. The New York delegat ton
had not arrived, aud a recess was
ordered until p. Af atar
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OTToWA, February ZL-The off,
cial Gazette contains the fact of the
permanent appointment OF Sir ". II.
Bellau, General Doyle, and Lieuten-
ant Governors Of Quebec and Nova
cclOta.
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WASHING TON NEWS.

Cases I'm Supreme C0uFt-Excitemcnt
about Impeachment Diminished
Nothing Important at Grants
Headquarters - Lorenzo Thomas
Makes No Demand for the Records
Of the Var OfIlCe, DC.
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HUDsoN, n. Y. February s5.-Tte
loss blythe FIRE last mig 1f wac 81 o0J.
Insured for s. 5,0J0
Patrick Leary, a fireman, was run
over and seriously Injured
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READING, Pa, Feb. p News Of
the prompt action Of the House on
the impeachment movement was re-
ceiyed here with great rejoicing. One
hundred guns we're fred IN the
square 10 honor Of the event.
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OAKvILLE, Canada, February a.
A FIRE, last night, destroyed the store
Of James Arnett gnd three adjoining
buildings. Loss S30.000
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QUEBEC, February 2A-The first
session Of the Quebec Parliament
since the confederation, was proro-
gued to-day uua aHu
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PoUGHKEEPsTE, Feb. 22.-Liout.
Col. Eastman has rendered to the
Adjutaut General the services Of the
2lst regiment Of this District 10 pre-
serve peace at Washington-the regi-
ment 70 be ready in twenty four
hours.
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Session Of Quebec PaTllament-Flre
Loss $50, ,000-BaHk Meeting
One hundred Guns Fired &C Read
Ing. Pa, on the News or Impeach.
meHt. -. e
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The House Reports on I'm
peachment.

The Senate to Take Action
in the PREMISES.
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Situation at Washington.


Situation at Washington.
rr1rkn3 So fsrt ~
Ex itement About I'M
peaohment Diminished.
Nothing of Importance at
Grants Heaoquarters.
LoreDzo Thomas Makes 20
Demand for the Records
of the War Office.
iiHs0 r57T7TG
The House Reports on I'm
peachment.
The Senate to Take Action
in the PREMISES.
Bill for Impeachment.
News by Atlantic Cable.
.fTis aif i--flH 81 .Fgf
Congress onaI Proceedings.
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Ex itement About I'M
peachment Diminished.
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Bill for Impeachment.
News by Atlantic Cable.

,t1ig aifi-+aE5i +ef
Congress .onaI Proceedings.
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Nothing of Importance at
Grants Headquarters.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Session Of Quebec PaTllament-Fire
- Loss $50, ,O00-i5ank Meeting
One hundred Guns Fired at Read
Ing. Pa, on the News or Impeach'
ment rfr.
HUDsoN, n. Y, February s5.-The
loss by the fire last mig g wac 81 5bOJ.
lu-ureJ for 5000
Patrick Leary, a fireman, was run
over and seriously Injured.
----s--7---f
ALBANY, " Y. February 25.--The
State Constitutional Convention met
90 day. The New York delegG ton
had not arrived, and a recess was
ordered until 4 2. II. aItl1
QUEBEC, February 2A-The 6rst
session Of the Quebec Parliament
since the confederation, was proro-
gued to-day. A aHr
OrTowA, February 2L-The off,
cial Gdsetts contains the fact of the
permanent appointment OF Sir ". II.
Bellau, General Doyle, and Lie uten-
ant Governors Of Quebec and Nova
selota.
OAKvILLE, Canada, February "a
A FIRE, last night, destroyed the store
Of James Arnett and three adjOini ng
buildings. Loss &300W
MoNRTEAL, February 24-At a
meeting Of the shareholders Of the
Merchants Bank, an indenture Of
amalgamation with the Commercial
Bank, under the name Of the Mer-
chants Bank Of Canada, was unani-
mously adopted. iagI
PHILADELPHIA, February p. -
Democratic meetings are called for
nearly all the Wards Of the city, TO
consider the impeachment question.
The keystone Club, the largest Dem
ocratic organization In the State, has
resolved itself into military organi-
zation.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. "a
Three men, part OF q gang OF burg
lars, have been arrested. They have
Deeu operating mere htNGfaA WGGhus
The news from Washington created
a profound impression here.
--@--------
HARTFORD, February a. ~ The
afternoon train from Waterbury on
the Hartford, Providence and Fish
kill Railroad, ran over sleigh con-
tanning two men named Platt aud
Harrison, at New Br.tania, who were
cattle buyers. Both were killed, Mr..
Harrison instantly, aud Mr.. Platt live
ing half an hour.
READING, Pa, Feb. y News Of
the prompt action of the House on
the impeachment movement was re-
ceiyed here with great rejoicing One
hundred guns we're fred IN the
square in honor Of the event.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Feb. 22-Liout.
Col. Eastman has rendered to the
Adjutaut General the services Of the
2lst regiment Of this District 10 pre-
serve peace at Washington-the regi-
ment 20 be ready in twenty four
hours.
CLOCKS.
A. G. ROSENCRANZ.
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Cotton Market.
General Market.
lwHoLEsALE PRICES


Bran dull, at $50 90 to 80 90 q ton. Bacon
quiet; clear sides, l51l to Ice; shoulders. u to
l2lle; hams dull, Is to 1sc. Bagging nominal.
India and machine jobbing at % to 23c; hand
loom. l6 to zoe. Beeswax steady at SOC. Butter
scarce, 45c for choice Western common, 20 to
25c Corn dull. SOC on levee for sholled in sacks.
and 81 90 in store. Corn meal dull at 81 10 to
4 Is p Dbl. on arrival; 81 30 to Z so in store.
Cheese firm Western Reserve. is to lie; fac
tory at II to lsc; English Dairy, II to is. Coal
oil dull, so to Sc 2 gal. Cement dull;
Louisville. 50 to 50; Rosedale. 81 to
$50. Coffee dull Rio 81 to 26c. Chickens
active, at SIS 90 to S. 90 2 dozen. Eggs dull,
at Is to 1oc = dozen. Flour dull; 81 90 to II 50
, Dbl. Grease quiet at to Sc. Hides steady
flint IS to lSe; dry salted. Is to lie; green
salted. 9 to l0c; green. to Sc. Hair &C..
Hay dull. at SIG 90 to IS 90 per ton. Lard
easier; tierce ISL to Ice; keg. 16 TO l61Se.
Lime dull. 81 90 to 225 y Dbl. MolAsses I'M
changed. 20 to SOC in bbls. Maekerel dull; No.
I. Dbl. SIS 90 to 10 90; 2 hf Dbl. 50 90 TO 50 /;
? kit, g IS 70 $50. Nails unchanged. sc rates
Onions scarce. g to 1900 Dbl. Oats firm sg5I
to Sc. Potatoes quiet; peAohblows s. Is to 400
per barrel: pinkeyes S.. Pork dropping mess.
s25 80 10 Is 90 per Dbl: to arrive SIS IS; runp,
o: rib sides. lz7l to 1sc; hams, l21fc; clear
sides. AZ to lee. Powder. srm; = : keE.
Rope. nominal; s to q formAchine. Shot. $ 3
10 3 50 , sack. Starch. cuiet. 20 ~. Salt,
unchanged domestic. 8 3 to 50 . Dbl. sa-
ear. arm; crushed and powdered. y 10 Dc;
coffee sugars. II to lsc; West India and LOaisi-
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STOLEN.

QEOREwARD.-wE WILL GIVE TIE
0OU above reward for the apprehension Of
the scoundrel, and delivery, OF our horse, q
man, giving his name as Mahin. yno 3 tsll,
ewes, no beard Save a small mustachel, promi-
nent nose-on the whole. rood looking man.
The horse is bay, l51< hands high. star 20 lore
bead scarcely discoverable), a little Whi'e 90
rixht foot goes the single-f0ot rack or lo.-
srsik and what Is called fast In the singie-i
sfx years old, has q large sheath. one OF me
fore-fest = little smaller than .he other ron
ia shoeinr- BLAIR 4 ELLIOTT.
t.t e-5N-'e- Tam.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11

IMPORTANT TO BANKRUPTs. The fol-
lowing ruling in bankruptcy has been
adopted by the United States Court :
Rule-All applications for discharge
in bankruptcy shall be addressed to the
Judge of the District Court and filed
with the Clerk thereof, who thereupon
shall enter an order appointing day for
the hearing of the same before the Regis.
ter, having the case in charge not less
than ten days after the filing of said pc
tition and the Clerk shall forthwith
certify to the Register q copy Of this or
der, and shall also make publica-
ton thereof as required by the
Bankrupt act, and send notices BY
mail to such creditors as have proved
their claims against the bankrupt when
their postofiioes are known. And if the
second and third meeting, of creditors
have not been held previously, they shall
be called for the same time and place Of
the hearing of the petition for discharge.
When the hearing of the petition fol
FINAL discharge has been held before the
Register, he shall pass the last examina-
ton of the bankrupt, il there be no oppo-
sit:on, and certify to the court the result
of the same, and whether the bankrupt
has in all things conformed to his duty
under the act"
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154-t
EOR SALE
AT $50 THIRD STREET.

ose fine (all Walnut Counter, one lot line
bronged Iron Railing, one dozen fine Cane Bot
tom Chairs, two late style Writing Desks Two
fine Gas Pendants, one Oak Table. Oil Cioth
and Carpet. ,,cynncu.u
VITO K. w. WlCkBhohAM.
ANb- INLAND i2MILES NORTHEAST
1 az Memphis. on Big Creek plank road, in
any quantity from so to 300 acres. of every
quality, field and forest. hill and bottom. rich
and poor. high and low; every variety Tor saie
nj half what has been offered for it,.
Also CYPRESS TIMBER accessible.
Also new STEAM MILL, nearly complete;
Also a fine TEXAS PLANTATION. on the
delta Of the Trinity. N. @. Il Houston X. II.
runs through it. viii be exchanged for Mem
PIA,il Also 10000 good STOCK Rancho. on the Lsvsca
river, Texas, for city prorrty..
Appiy TO Sam or Henri ltembert, Big Creek
or 10 Steele, f6S Front street. Memphis or s.
s, Rembert, Raleigh. n
13S-7s Is. y. KEN BERRY.
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Special Notices.

New Marriage Guide.-An Essay for Young
Men. on Psychological Errors. Abuses and Dis
eases incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create impodiments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed letter
envelopes free of charge. Address. DR.. ].
SKILLIN HoUGHT0N. Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. 13l-YII
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ana, II to $50. Tallow. steady At %. Turpsn-
tine, quiet. Zoo. Tar. 50 v dor. kegs. Tobacco.
fancy work natural leaf. 81 to rs, bright
pounds fancy. 81 to 25i medium. 500 to VI
common. 90 to 76c smoking. hne and fancy.
81 TO Is; common. 50 to 75c. Whisky. nom
tnaI
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COST! COST COsTi--The large and
splendid stock OF BOOTS, SHOES and
HATs---one of the finest I'm the south
Ito be closed out mt LESS THAN
EASTERN COST, FOR CASH.
j. r. HANDLAN q CO.,
4 80 Main street.
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NOTICES.

S7S0UqHi-No CURE. NO PAYi-Forrost's
u Juniper Tar Il vauanied TO cure Cough.
Cronn. Throat ard Lung dlseases. eI TIE Irics
rositireIy refunded. INsIAhhANkOs NJ
fTFF PR0DUcRD. Try i'll II not satisfied,
-.t-r, az eurfv bottles and set your money
bscf. Sold onlT BY ID. Y. GOOD BAH, VI ole-
ne md retail AGENT, so secone streot, Mem
rhir. Tam. Pres > cents per octte'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11

A GRAND ball will be given in Ex-
change Building on Wednesday evening
March IL, for the benefit of Thomas
Burke. Tickets, 81. Entrance on Elk
change street. :
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OAMPBELL's IMPRISONMENT.
Hunters Order COnsigning
Him 10 Solitary Con-
finement.

Mr.. Campbell, city editor Of our Jefer.
son street contemporary, who is serving
out his sentence 10 the old Adams street
prison, was yesterday ordered into close
confinement and debarred communica-
ton with any one save his attorney and
the jailer. In his more comfortable
quarters, to which he was at first con.
signed as rather distinguished guest OF
the establishment, Jack, after the man
ner OF Bunyan, Raleigh and other worthy
examples, sought to relieve the tedium
his confinement by resort to pen and
paper. But his prison musings being
somewhat reflective upon the Judge OF
the Criminal Court, that fuuctionary
issued the following order:
The STATE OF TRsSRssKK)
JeHx NJ. CAMPBELL.
Criminal Court Of Memphis February Term.
1865. Proceedings for Contempt.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, from an article published by de-
PENDANT in the Daily Avalanche, of the
10th day of March, 1868, that the defen-
dant, who was committed to the Jail Of
this county on the 9th day Of March in.
slant, for contempt Of court committed
in the publication of libelous articles
against this court, is determined to con.
vert the Jail of Shelby county into an
editorial room for the illumination Of more
libels and scandalous articles against this
court, and in defiance Of its authority, the
Sheriff and keeper ofthe Jail are therefore
ordered to strictly prevent any person
whatever, except his attorneys, from Wis
iting said defendant while so confined,
unless upon the written order of this
court, and all officers of said Jail and
attorneys of defendant are also prohib-
tied from the passing of any correspond
ence or communication in writing be-
tween defendant and other persons,
either within or outside of said Jail, I'M
less such communication shall have
been previously submitted to the inspec-
ton Of this court, or the Judge, and a
written permission granted therefor,
(Signed) WILLIAM HUNTER, Judge
ENDORSEMENT.
Order of March 10th, prohibiting COM
munication with John M. Campbell, in
Jail.
The above was placed in the hands of
the jailer about noon, and by him at
once carried into effect. So strict,
indeed, was the surveillance under which
the prisoner was placed, that during the
evening even Col. Beaumont, Chief of
Police, and Mr.. Curry, Radical Sheriff
elect of the county, we're denied access
to Mr.. Campbells cell
Cheap Washing at 90 OvertOn street,
cor. Third. Office, 40 Jefferson street.
Found, on Front street, last night,
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-A. NICE PONY, FOUR
YEARS old : lust the thing for boy to ride
10 school. Apply at this office. 7-t
1y0R SEJ,E--THE BAR FIXTURES COM
X PfETF, now at No. 1856 Main street. Ap-
oily on the premises. or to g. W. MILLER
Capitol Saloon. go
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, FOR OTHER
property or merchandise,
A RECTIFYING ESTABLISH MENT;
d di Great bargain can be had. Rent low,
anu eo'N w. 4. MATHES,
1st+ 1856 Second street.
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. 2:25P.M. 4l5 pm.
Sardis accom'n, OK. Sunday, $3.50 AN. l:S0 Pm.
Freight, Nerth. Monday.
Tuesday and Friday.
South, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday..."."."....". 3:25 Pm. b:3O AN.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail, daily........... 255 Pm. 300 PM
Corinth and CIR. Junct. ac.,- 9:21 pm. 1000 AN
Somerville nc. save Sunday $40 AN. 5:O0 Pm
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express.................. 915 AN. 700 AN.
Night Express................. 3:l5 Pm. 400 Pm.
Railroad time is Is minutes faster than city
time. Ticket office. No. 2371S Main street. De-
pot, head of Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11

NorIoE TO TAx.PAYERs.-Scrip in
quantities TO suit taxpayers, for sale at
lowest rates. Apply to Citizens Union
Bank, corner of Main and Jefferson
otraato 4
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The French Language.
PROFESSOR vILLEHULIN

XIyOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w that he is establish ng. on every Satur-
day, at Lee Academy. permanent school for
Ladies who wish TO avail themselves Of this
opportunity TO perfect a knowledge of the
French language.
Glasses win be arranged 10 suit the conve-
nieuce Of scholars; and terms FIR course OF
instru -tion explained on application TO the I'M
dersiRned.
Hewould also inform Gentlemen that he has
established NiRht Class. at bis reom. No. I'll
Main street. on Mondays and Thursdays. nom
TO 10 d m, for the purpose Of teaching the
above language On Tuesdays and fridays,
from to 10 pun, he will give instruction In the
Spanish language.
Te-ms s. per month.
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AUCTION SALES every Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday evening of fine cloth
ing, cloths, cassimeres, furnishing goods,
etc., at Reid & Bros, l51 Jefferson
street.
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LOST.

CTRAYED OR sToLEN-FRoM MY RES
- idence, four miles ont on the Hernando
road. a large BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND
noe. g or 10 months old supposed 70 be in the
civ A liberal reward will be paid for his re-
fnrn 20 n. WHITM0RE.
PuBLIe LEpcKR Office.
1914 IL Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11

Planters wanting BOOTS, SHOES,
or the very latest sssIe of HATS,
should call mt the large and mngntn-
cent house Of J. n. HANDLANsS co.,
azs Main street, where they are SELL
ing UNDER COST. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11

Planters wanting BOOTS. SHOES,
or the very latest style of HATS,
should call ut the large and magnil-
cent house of j. Il. HANDLAN d CO.,
279 Main street, where they are SELL
ing UNDER COST.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11

JUsr REcENED.-A fresh supply Of
spring goods at NJ. Wolf 4 Co.'S, 23O
Main street. I
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Cheap washing at 90 Overton street
cor. Third. once. 90 Jefferson street

DR JIHEs.-This distinguished ply
stefan will be in Memphis during the
coming week. His agent is now here.
and when arrangements are completed
due notice will be given.
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NoTI0E 20 TAx-PAYERs.-Scrip in
quantities to suit taxpayers, for sale at
lowest rates. Apply to Citizens Union
Bank, corner of Main and Jefferson
streets. 7
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this office. I
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MORE HEAT WITH LESS FUEL-Have
your CRATES set with Lemons patent
improvement. Leave orders at s.
David's, 48 Monroe street 25
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11

MERCHANTS and others will find Il to
their interest to call at Swift's iron store,
where they can DO supplied with pillow
slabs, molds, sweep, etc., cut TO pattern
at very low rates Also, bar, band, hoop
aud sheet iron, boiler iron, rivets, etc.,
corner Washington street aud levee.
10 JONI MAsooUE Agt
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STRAYED OR SToLES-From 20 Ponto-
toe street, on Wednesday last, large
dun COW, crop of both ears and slit in
the right A liberal reward will be paid
Cor her return to Marcus Jones, No. 20
Pontotoc street
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TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP-A BLACK AND WHITE
spotted COW, which the owner can get by
proving property and paying charges;
T. A. ALEXANDER..
10 4imiles out. near HerDando road.
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Cheap Washing at 30 Overton street,
cor. Third. Office, 40 Jefferson street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11

NoTIoE TO TAx-PAYERs.-Scrip in
quantities to suit taxpayers, for sale at
lowest rates. Apply to Citizens Union
Bank, corner of Main and Jefferson
streets,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11
Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

Money Market.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
Wednesday Evening. March IL. 1858.
City scrip is in active demand. Brokers paying
55c small pieces go at Coo.
County warrants are very dull buying at
4sc selling at So to 5ac.
Police scrip is In fair demand at so to SIC
buying; selling at IS to Coo.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-11

ceived, per steamers Minneola, Ruth,
Darling and Emperor, n large ship
ment Of FIOur--favorite brands---MO-
Iasses, I'm kegs and barrels; New Or
leans Sugars, various grades; Buck
wheat Flour; choice Roll butter ;
new Goldfish; Mackerel, in kits and
haIfbarreIs; few barrels White
Navy Beans, and general assortment
OfFancy Groceries.
FORSTER, KEALHOFER q CO.,
200 Main street, four doors north of
Adams. l57