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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock NJ. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-will
be ready at half-past ten O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

The Evening Telegram.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS The LARGEST CIR
cuLArroN OF ANY OTHER EVENING PAPER IN The
CITY, AND is CONSTANTLY AHEAD NALL MArrsRa 9
OF NEWS. LAST EVENING 1T WAS AHEAD or ALL
ITS CONTEMPORARIES IN THE Fo LOWING rSrrn.
EsrISG HENS
THE LATEST NEWS b' CABLE,
FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE AND pRAxArrc
GoSsIP,
TIE NEWEST swIxDLrN q OPERATIONS
EVENTS IN TIE CITY AND SUBURBS.
DEATH OF Ex-PREsIn RNT BUCHANAN
AND
THE LATEST yEws BY TB LEGRAPH AND NAIL.
IN THE rHIBD EDITION Rr CONTAINED
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS,
EULooIEs ON STANTON IN THE SENATE,
sroNExAN SUCCEEDS scHoFrELD IN MS MILITARY
COMMAND,
CONDITION or THE NATIONAL FINANCES,
THE GREAT HoLJyx IN BOSTON
,'sD
TuH LATEST MONEY TRADE, MARINE AND srocw>
Rkposrs-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

WHrTsuN HOLIDAYS OBSERVANCE. LIVERPOOL
June To-day is recognized holiday, and there
Is nothing doing on 'Changc or In the markets. To.
morrow also will be a holiday In this city, though
business will be transacted as usual at the London
Stock Exchange.
Evening-On the street to day cheese IL dun at SIS
per cwt. for the best grades OF fine. Sugar firm.
Petroleum quiet. BreadstufIs heavy. Lard quiet.
Pork nat and nominal
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ASTwERP, June 1.-Petro-
leum Is dull at "A francs per barrel for standard
White.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

Democrat
A prominent politician held conversation with
General Grant few days since on the subject OF the
next Presidential canvass, during which Grant ex-
tied by the masses Of the people throughout the
country. He took occasion to crlticse very severely
the conduct OF Chief Justice Chase, and said that II
re (Grant had been as anxious for the Chicago
nomination as Chase was that perhaps he would
feel more interest I'm the result. He also expressed
the opinion that Chase was still fishing for @ nom-
inatiOn by the extreme radicals. a. But, General" p"
said his friend, you are now the candidate Of these
very men," al don't so understand it," replied
General Grant, and when you see my letter OF ac-
ceptance you will discover that such is not my
position" This would seem to indicate that Grant
Is about going back on his Chicago friends as II Ii
very certain he begins to feel that defeat awaits him
in the contest. lie charges that Judge Chase Is
responsible for any disaster which may overtake the
radical marty.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, June 1.-The steamship Deutsch-
land from New York May I, arrived at this port at
eleven O'Clock yesterday forenoon.
QUEENSTOWN, June 1.-The steamship City OF
washington from New York 1sth arrived at this port
Yesterday. The Liverpool and Great Western Steam
ship Company's steamer Nebraska Captain Guard
which LEFT New York May TO- arrived here yesterday
on the way to Liverpool. The steamship Denmark,
Captain Thomson, OF the National line, from New
YORK May 10, arrived here to-day and proceeded.
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SHIPPING NEW s.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE I, 1868.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Etna (Br), Bridgman Liverpool via Hafax-J
Steamship Hammonia NG) Meier, Hamburg Kunhardt q
Steamship Arizona Maury Aspinwal-Pacifc Mall Steam
steamship Mercedta. Smith, Havana--snith Dunning
Steamship Chesapeake. Henderson, Portand-J Ames.
Ship Plymouth Rock, Warner, st John, NBGrinnell Min
ship City of Brooklyn, Cousins, s, john NB-Nesmith
Bark Adclia Carton, Carlton, Melbourne Lord
Bark Hesperus Br) waycots, Buenos Ayrcs and Monte
BARK Josephine Orb Day. Liverpool, Ns-J Harvey.
Brig Foam (Br), jenkins, konis.berg- A Lindsay.
Brig Matilda tswe), westeroerg, stockhoim-Funch,
Brig La Creole sDnteh psveyldsr cMacoa-Dovale Co.
Brig Csllao, Buchanan, Trinidad-rhomp.on Hunter.
Brig Exec ssor tBr, Cooper, Hamilton, BermudaJones
brig Annie Collins CBr Smith, st John, YB-smithers
schr White Sea, BIa.chford, Demarars-s W Lewis Co.
sehr se.aeawS, Allen, Point an fetre wenserr
schr Sunbeam Pierce, Turks Islands aud Kingston-R
schr II squIer, Flax, Georgetown, DC--Brockway Ba-
schr Mahaska, Fnchc,s calais-w Ray.
scbr W Thompson, Lawson, Providence -strananan
ssSI Helen Hoy. crap%er, s,.pford-J wsda Co.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
French frgase semirsms M.ndit Martinique, is days.
mdse So passengers nunhardt Co. Experienced
sssSs q, ,sss a;S
,Sp SGTa ss.a SeanS Ii q 80
steamship Malta, hence n,r Liverpool.
stesmship Empire Prvse Washington DC, with mdse to
. r S s rss,.
ship Carolus Magp vannsh ate Aahey San Francisco
via Rio Jsnsiro Api e. with mdse 70 WIN Whock. The
put into RoJ1.eiro to land Capt Ashley who sick
crossed the EQuaSor May Ion and has
weather.
IS bark Purveyor, Budd, St Cro,r, II days
TO CO. @ rcsa Fs "A ops y p
where she weather.
light wpls aud nne weather. last four davs foesy
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IRELAND.
";seditiOus'' Editors Set Free.

LONDON, June l. 1883.
Mcssrs Sullivan and Pigot, the two Dublin editors
who have been imprisoned there for some time for
alleged seditious articles connected with Fenianism
at home and the invasion OF Ireland from America,
have been released from confinement on writ OF
error heard before the highest court Of law appeal
sitting in England
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

Reports that Father Mcmahon Has Been
Fiogged for Reading Fenian Papers.
KINGSTON, June /, 1868.
report has been in circulation here to the effect
that Father Mcmahon, the Roman Catholic priest
who was captured by the Canadian forces at the
time OF the Fenian raid and sentenced to the pen-
days ago and was seized, logged and his con6ne-
meut rendered more irksome. The report, however
is denied by the authorities of the penitentiary
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
NAVAL lNTcL.llGENce.
Arrival o. the storeship Purveyo

Arrival o. the Storeship Pnrveyor.
After passage OF eleven days the United States
st0reship PurVeyor arrived at our harbor yesterday
from the Island of ST. Croix, West Indies This ship
sailed from the Brooklyn Navy Yard on the 18th of
January last, taking on board naval constructor
and tweny-six mechanics, sent to that island by the
Navy Department for the purpose OF launching and
setting anoat the Unite States steamer Monongahela
which vessel, as 1t will be remembered was washed
ashore corareef opposite the town of Frederick
staed ST. Crox on the afternoon of the 18th Of last
November by one of the EARTHQUAKES which have SO
frequently visited the West India islands during the
past few months After long and continual efforts on
the part OF the naval constructor and his mechanics,
and the timely assistance rendered by the officers
and men OF the Purveyor, the M0nongahela was
All the necessary repairs to render the Monongahea
effective for her passage home having been COM
pleted, her officers and crew are now engaged in
taking on board her armament and stores prepara-
tory TO sailing Tor the United States and she will be
ready for sea on or about the 10th inst.
During the stay OF the Purvey0r ut st CrOX that
island has been visited by the following United states
vessels, the COnto0cook, flagship OF Rear Admiral
HOH; De Soto, Commodore Charles 5. BOggs; Sake,
Commander Henry Wilson, and Shawmut, Com
mander f. Il. Stone. The COntoocOOk left st. CrOix
the morning OF the 18th ut on a tour OF inspection
OF the ships belonging 10 the Atlantic Squadron
stationed in the West Indies. The DE Soto sailed for
Key West, Fla, on the evening OF May 13.
The following Is list OF the officers OF the Pur-
veyor William Budd, Commanding T. N. Myer,
Acting Master and Oflicer; John Barrct, Acting
Ensign and Navigator David A. Hall Ensign Daniel
g. Burleigh, Acting Passed Assistant Surgeon; ID
Jordan, Paymaster's Clerk; Thomas Davidson, Jr.,
Naval Constructor.
The steamer Saco was at Curacoa May 10 ult. All
on board were WELL
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DEPARTMENT STATED
WASHINGTON, May o, 1858 !
To WHERLER WILSON, New York -
SiRs-The Department has received ONE GOLD MEDAL.
awarded to your firm Sewing and Butonhole Machines
at the Paris Universal Exposition OF 1857.
Your obedient servant
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
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CALF ORNIA AND NEVADA.
1ioavy SHOCKS Of EarthQuake Felt at Sacrn.
mento and Virginia City.

Wuu VH4Ihi2 CI1ys
SAN FRANCISCO, May 30, 1868.
Two heavy shoeks Of earthquake were felt in
Sacramento City and vicinity at nine O'Clock last
night.
The shocks were not felt at all in San Francisco.
nor along the coast southward Of this city but were
very severe In the State Of Nevada that region
disturbance. Four heavy Shocks were felt nj Fort
Churchill and Virginia CITY, but no damage was
rocked and everybody rushed out OF, doors. ex.
pectng general demolition Of things. The pumps
an the Savage" silver mine stopped aud the miners
supposed Q cave had occurred.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

A.-Ward,s Perfect Fitting Shirts, Broad.
way and Union square; also at 357 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
CUTS, Broadway and Union square, also Wholesale and
retail at 3S7 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

A.-PhalOn's Paphian LOtiOno Removes
FRECKLES, PIMPLES, TAN, SALT RHEUM ERYSIP-
kLAS.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

New Era.-Rusht0n's F. W. Kissingeu
and vchy Powders, superior to the bottled water at 10
AstOr House.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

A.-PhalOn's ssPaphian soaps Possesses tho
properties the "Pphan Lotion 25 cents cake.
will not chap the skin; Is invaluable for the TOILET.
BATH and NURSERY.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

FRENCH THEATRE.-Giacometti's very effective
work. "Marie Antonette" with its series of dramatic
tabeaux and its ngeniously conrived opportunities
for the display OF the genius Of Madame Rstor, was
repeated last night. 1t is unnecessary to say that
the r0te OF the unhappy queen was powerfully
tained by the great tragedienne. Hcnceforth Rs-
t0ri's impers0natiOn OF Marie AntOinette will be as
indelibly associated with the name of the royal
victim as IL the splendid description by which
Burke mmortalized her In his 'Rehections
on the French Revolution" The excellent manner
makes us take pleasure In announcing that "Marie
AntOinette" viii be again repeated this evening at
his benefit At the matinee on Wednesday "Maria
Stuart" will be represented. The debut OF Mile.
Lambelle In OGenbachs best work-"Orpheus''-is
appointed for Thursday evening IL IL manifest that
Mr.. Grau, as new lessee OF the French theatre IL
determined to spare pains to render 1t the prin-
cipal fashionable theatre in New York.
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Royal Havana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
nished and Prizes cashed In gold by Ok1HuELA a %
Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

A.-Reject All Violent Purgntives.-They
ruin the the bowels digestion. TAR
RANTS EFFERvEsCFNr SELTzER APERIENT Ia used
by rational people Of relieving all arrangements
of the stomach liver and intesnes, because removes OBJ
srctons without pain mparts the which
II purihes and regulates Sold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

The Famous COruer-91 Nassau str
Futon. The Metropolitan Job Printing EstabiAh
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

Ballou's French Yoke shirts, Ready Mndo
and made to order Wholesale and retail Removed from 4
To 6gl broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

A.--Stylish md NObby Hats for Gents md
youths at popular prices. BURKE, l2s Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

BatcheIOr's Hnir Dye.-The Best I'm tho
world The only perfect Dye harmless, reliable nstanta
Factory Is Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

The Eleventh Artlcle.-If the Eleventh A
Gle OF the Impeachment Managers had been SQUAD an
would have been adopted without dissenting voco In
,e.pec. un.es rpm ene sRtns MIuce in me tstte
hhtsJ put loIth py tne unfvhen hNOA, Ol si1 n Jaiy
concerning tue exceuence Oh whose products tnsiS
opinion.
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Neatncss, Economy and Despatch Combine
execution Of ORDERS Metropolitan job Printing
ishmeni, Va Nassau street.
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COD LIVER OIL. ~,
Best In the world. -.
Manufactured on the shore, by CASWEHi HAxX7D
CO., under Fifth Avenue Hotel - =
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

Wigs, TOupces and Ornamental air.-Dese
quality Hair Dye aud Hair Dyeng, all coiorS BAtCHE
LOk s, Is Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

sooy Leman Blew Buckaoo; NJ steeman, Steelman and
wII%iSaToS,, NJ, Nay Sa Cleared .ss,m.are Mary
Important from Washington.
DEPARTMENT OF STATED
wAsmSaToN, May 8, 1e6S
GOLD MEDAL
az s Paris ?n @ Of @pa @
your o0'asn' wTLLiAx WILL II. SEWARD.
A.-ward's Perfect Fitting shirts, Broad
way and Union square; also at 3s7 Broadway
A.-ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collar. and
| retail at ss7 Broadway.
TREGKLEs, PIMPLEs. TAM SALT RHEUM, ERYsIP-
A.-Phalon's ..Paphian soap. Possesses tho
will! not chap the skim It is invaluable for the TOILET.
A.-Reject All Violent Purgntives.-They
Asf All
By rat rational vs n1 means 81 all
p"s. sn ans @ y al Sr e se organs which
A New Era.-Rushton's OF. W. Kissingc.
and veby Powders superior to the bottled water at 10
A:-stylIsh md Nobby Hat. for Gents md
BalI0u's French Yoke Shirts, Rendy Made
made order Wholesale and retail Removed from su3
to 69l Broadway.
BatcheIor's Hnir Dye.-The Best I'm tho
world The only perfect Dye harmless reliable, nstanta
Factory 10 Bond street.
CristadOrO's Hair Dye.-The best Ever
manufactured. Wholesale and retail also applied at No.
Asor House.
Campaign Medals and Badges, Manufnc-
tured by HOLMES, BOOTH HAYDENS, ~ Chambers ST.
Dibblec's Jap0nca Juice for the Hnir. SJ4
Broadway.
Established In 1SOO.-The Metropolitan Job.
Printing Establishment N Nassau street
For First Glass Printing of Every Dcscrip.
tlon go Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment, w
Nassau street.
Furniture Coverings,
All styles and coors,
At KELTY's CURTAIN STORE, az Broadway
Mosquito Nets.
1000 pieces white at ~ cents,
Wholesale r retail.
At KELTY's CURTAIN srORE, 4t7 Broadway.
Neafness, Economy md Despatch C0uiiisG
the execution Of orders Metropolitan Job Printing Esia
ishmeni Va Nassau street.
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Cristad0ro's IInir Dye.-The Best Ever
manufactured Wholesale and retail also applied at No.
Astor House.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
THE FENiANS.

Bogus Report-Heavy Feninn Armnmeut-
Raid TO Take Place Before the First of
Juiy-PreparatiOns Being Made to Receive
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
SAILED.

Steamships Ena, Halifax and Liverpool; Arizona Aspin.
AL; Merceuta, havana; Chesa apeake, Portland.
Wad ut sunset 5, very light.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

MOsquitO Nets.
1000 pieces white at 10 cents,
Wholesale retail.
PALMFR'S PATENT PORTABLE FRAMES,
At KELTY'S CURTAIN STORE, 47 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

Furniture Coverings,
All styles and colors,
At KELrY'S CURTAIN STORE, az Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

For First Glass Printing of Every Dcscrip.
on 20 the Metropolitan job Printing Establishment, VI
i
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

Campaign Medals and Badges, Mnnufnc-
lured by HOLMES, BOOTH A HAYDENS, ~ Chambers ST.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-12
Josh Billings on Milk.

L want 10 say something
want to say something in reference
to milk az fertilizer.
There are various kinds NV milk.
There il sweet milk, seur milk, skim
milk, butter milk. COW milk, and the
milk nv human kindness, but mostest
best milk IL the milk that hazn't the
most water in it.
Butter milk izzent the best for butter.
Milk IL spontaneous, and haz dun
more to encourage the growth Of human
folks than any other likwid.
Milk IL tactical; it is likewise aquatic,
while under the patronage of milk
vendors.
Milk IL MYSTERIOUS. Cokernut milk
haz never been solved.
Milk IL also another name for human
kindness.
Milk and bread is a pleasant mixtur.
Sometimes, if milk liz aloud to stand
too long, a scum rises to the surface,
which il apt to skare foxes that live in
cities, but it duzzent foller that it IL
nasty. This scum is called kreme by
foxes who inhabit the kuntry.
Kreme liz the parent of butter, and
butter IL 20 cents pound.
The most common milk in use, with
out doubt, il skim milk; skim milk is
made by skimming the milk, which il
considered sharp practiss.
Milk is obtained from cows, hogs,
woodchux, rats, sheep, squirrels, and
all other animals that have hair. Snaix
and geese don't give milk.
/ forgot to state, in conclusion, that
COW milk, if well wstered, brings ten
cents per quart.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-12

rary footsteps like specter or warning
angel pointing him 70 the paths OF recti'
tude and "Johnsonese" whore he ought
10 plod, but which in his soul be loathes.
Thus Il is ever with Engllshmen who
want 10 be Freuchmen. Plum pudding,
napiefe, and esprit are no, for one and
The same weak mortal. No Englishman
was ever yet born in France, Being At
the same time Of pure Gallo blood;
and the second BIRTH" however eiica-
oious in the theological, is oil humbug
in the literary world. Ezekiel Perkens,
pure Yankee, brought up at the foot OF
Webster's spelling-book, never can in-
duce 10 us the belief that he Is an Eng
glishman, and has written for the Sat
urday Repieic and Pail Nal Gazette
merely by writing his name thus; Eze-
kial-Perkins, with hyphen. Blood is
stronger than even red ink. 0ne might
better be "blameless Ethiopian" than
what is known in the Bowery as q fraud.
The blood Of an Israelite, indeed, in
whom there. is no bile, might be stirred
and shamed within him, knowing that he
is transparent fraud"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-12

NV. DICKINSON. Wv. WILLIAMS.
DR.. B. y. DICKINSON.
DICKINSON, WILLIAMS 4 co.,

Successors to J. W. Dickinson Bro..)
COTTON FACTORS AND GENERAL
" Commission and Produce Merchants,
No. 2I0 Front street, Memphis, Tenn.
We have a Warehouse of our own, in which
we will handle all Cotton consigned 10 us. and
We GUARANTEE THERE SHALL BE NO UNNEcEs-
sARY LOSS IN WEIGHT. BaRKing and Rope fur
nished our customers. Usual commissions
CHARGED. All consignments by river insured,
unless otherwise instructed.
ss- Liberal advances made on consien-
neHts d-ef
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-12
Extraordinary Flight Of cig,r Msnufae-
From the 81. Louis Republican. Nov. g.

From the st. Louis Republican. Nov. 81
An extraordinary case OF impositor
and swindling, very Amusing. TO all onl
the victim, occurred in the city shorl
| time since.
A cigar and tobacco dealer, named
Chss. +. Knoll, whose stand was on fiith
street, had in his employ a cigar maker
who had moved out OF the Assessors dis
trict in which be formerly lived. DE
ought to have had his license Endorsed
by the Assessor Of his present district,
hut he neglected to do so. This fact
became known to some shsrpers, who
gave their names as Hang x Co., and
called upon him. Knoll, who is very
timid and nervous little German, was teld
that be had been violating the revenue
law, and rendered himself liable to heavy
punishment. he naturally became
much frightened. They said that if he
did not take care the revenue officers
would take his store from him if they
found it out They also stated that they
had had q COED deal Of experience in
such matters, and knew how to make it
all right. They then made proposition
that be should give them bill of sale OF
his store and its contents, and they would
take care of it for short time.
Knoll thought this good idea, aud so
he made out the bill of sale aud gave 1t
to them. As soon as they got it, one OF
the scamps looked out of the door and
then made a rush for the inside of the
store. He told Knoll that the revenue
officers had found il out, anyhow, and 1t
would be best for him to get out OF town.
Poor Kuoll, fearful and intimidated, put
on his hat and coat in hot haste, and,
acting upon their suggestions, made for
the ferryboat as fast as his legs could
carry him. When be had gone the scamp
closed the store, and, putting on a long
tailed coat, and the other a stove pipe
hat, to disguise themselves, went after
him. He crossed the river before them
and ran toward the sloughs. They landed
soon sfterward and made show Of pur-
suit. stimulating Kncll TO greater exer-
tons in the way of flying. Believing that
they were the dreaded officers, he has
tened past the Piitsburg coal landing,
and sought refuge in the woods of Caho-
kia. He unfortunately got up TO his
neck in mud, but extricated himself and
crawled under a pile Of brushwood.
Hang Il Co. walked at distaRce from
the pile, and finally came over to ST.
Louis, took possession of the store, and
to sell and remove the to-
bscco and cigars. The real revenue
officers became aware of the fact, and
seized the store. Hang 4 Co. decamped.
Knoll, after remaining in his ambush a
few hours, mustered courage to come
back to St. Louis. He found his store
in possession of the officers of the law.
Hang Il Co. had been selling cigars IN
which be had not been doing |
Some proceedings we're commenced |
against Knoll, and it was in course of
.hese that the true facts of the case came
10 the knowledge of Colonel Noble, Uni
ted States District Attorney. He re.
ported them TO the Commissioner. aud |
The proceedings were stayed. Knoll |
lost considerable portion Of his prop
srty. Hang & Co. are still at large
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-12
n. L. MEACHAM. A. @. TREADwELL.
MEACHAn & TREADWELL,
Wholesale and Retail
Grocers, Cotton Factors,
AND
Commission Merchants,
No. o UNION STREET,
stonewall Block, Memphis. Tenn.

d EFERRING TO THE ABovEeCARD.
IL IL viii be seen that we have completed our
mammoth Storeheuse. No. 3 Union street,
Stonewan Block" and are now opening up
the largest and most varied stock Of
Groceries and Plantation Supplies
ever brought to this market. We will be
pleased AZ al times 20 see and serve our old
cusiomers. and AZ many new as may favor rs
With a call. Returnina thanks for the very
liberal patronage extended 10 rs for the last
fifteen yelrs. we hope b. uromptnces In At
t1ings and strict attention 10 business 10 merit
Continuation Of the same.
BaeEinE, Rope and Iron Ties furnished At
lowest market prices.
Our M. TREADWELL viii rive his entire
attention % the sale Of Cotton.
our Mr.. NEACHAM. one Of the Oldest Gro
cery Merchants in the citg, vii give bis undi-
vided attention 70 the Wholesale Grocsry De-
rartment.
CAL and see us We viii make Il to your ia
tereEt to trade With ur. 7-a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-12

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
Through Tickets, Mt Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's Office, 23i11
Main street, and at Depot, head of Main street.
Rs- Baggage Checked at depot. or by the
Memphis City Transfer Company, at Hotels,
private residences, or on board boats, to all
principal points East and North.
SAM. B. JONES, Superintendent,
ASA HILL, PASSENGER AGENT. 79-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-12

An ei,,.,s of Government Claiue prose-
rr.frl ~ he rrcrer Derartmenff and before
he Court of Claims. Pensions. Back Pay nna
Tcuuftrr crficctcl. 80
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Wanted 10 Exchange.

A WELL ESTABLISHED AND GOOD
n paTing bu1iness IN Louisville, Ky, for real
estate IN Ncmphil. Tenn. A rooi orrsortunity
vii be ctered 20 a1y one uifhfnr 70 ner-
chandiIa- Businrss noE worth S35.Oo. For
6E0. d. MoNskRHaTkco-
q Ayrcs Biocf.