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The New York herald., 1868-12-25


private treats and entertainments which cannot be
reported there win be matinees chimes, balls fan
tastic parSoes charitable dinners and everything
else needed to insure the poorest and the richest
alike merry Christmas.
Ayoung man named Stevenson attempted to shoot
himself In City Hall Park yesterday afternoon. The
pistol was pointed at his breast, but probably
through his excitement his aim failed, and on tax.
ing him to the hospital 1t was dicovered that he
was unhurt He said ne was resident OF Bridge
port. Conn.,, and was In the city without money or
friends.
drove OF cattle in Grand street became fright
ened yesterday about noon and ran across Broad
way at full speed, running over Mr.. Mace and
Mrs. Mulcahy, the latter OF whom has an apple
stand on the Mrs. Mulcahy was only slightly
injured, but Mr.. Mace was terribly mangled.
In the Erie litigation yesterday counsel argued on
the return OF the order to show cause before Judge
Cardczo, who took the papers and reserved his de-
cision.
The Black Star line steamship Huntsville, Captain
Crowel, for Savannah, Ca. win sail from pier IL
North river at three p NJ. tomorrow, Goth inst.
The stock market yesterday became quite buoyant
in consequence OF an easier feeling In the money
market. New York Central sold as high as 1853 and
closed at 152 bid. Gold advanced to 1867.
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
General L. f. Webb of wisconsin, and NJ. A. Bry-
son, of st. Louis. are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Paymaster J. A. Giraud and Paymaster H. @. BIZ
lings, the United States Navy; DR.. Il. j. Bailey, OF
the United States Army; Frank Brooks, OF Tennes
see, and A. W. Payne, OF Norfolk Va. are at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
Dr. Perry, OF Saratoga, and Major $. Martin OF
Waterbury, Conn.,, are at the st. Julien Hotel.
Captain Bocande, OF the steamer st. Laurent, Is at
the New York Hotel.
Major General Walker, OF Halifax N. 81 and Dr.
i. Sharpe, OF New Jersey, are at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel
Ole Bull and party are at the Westmoreland Hotel
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Dreadful Collision in the Gulf OF Smyrna-
Two Hundred Lives Lost.
MARS EILL.Es, Dec. "a, 1868.
Dispatches have been received here giving the
particulars Of a dreadful accident which occurred
recently near Smyrna, in Asia Minor. Two Egyptian
mail steamers came in collision IN the Gulf OF
Smyrna 1t was said that over 200 passengers were
Killed by the shock.
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery.-wIzARD SKIrF--vALEs-
TINE ORsoN-lRlsHMAN's HOME. Matinee at 2.
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

FRENCH THEATRE. Fourteenth street and Sixth
nue.-GENEvIEvE DE BRABANT.
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

PIXIES OPERA HOUSE. OF Eighth avenue and
I'D sreet.-CHANsoN FoRTUNIo-LEs BAyARDs.
The New York herald., 1868-12-25
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-HUMpTY DUMPTY.
WITH NEW FEATURES. Matinee at ~.
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadwav.--THH EMERALD
RING Matinee al lH--ROsINA MEADOWS.
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

NIBLO's GARDEN. Broadway.-AFrKR DARK or, LON.
DON BIT NIGHT. Matinee at l.
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NEW YORK THEATRE, Broadway.-TnE BuELRsoUE
BARBK BLEUE. Matinee at l.
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

wALLAcKs THEATRE. Broadway and 18th street.
TuFp
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

MRS. +. B. CONwAy,s PARK THEATRE, Brooklyn
ALADDIN. Matinee at 9.
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The Cotton Mills Run on Short Time.
MANCHESTER, Dec. "a, 1863
The cotton mills Of this city are to be run only
hree days in the week for the present.
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New York. Friday, December Is, 1868.
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

BROOKLYN AcADEMy OF MusIc-rur HONEY
The New York herald., 1868-12-25

sTEINwAy HALL Fourteenth strect--oEAToRIo OF
MESSIAH.
WOODS MUSEUM AND THEATRE Thirtieth street and
Broadway.-Alternoon and evening performance.
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RRYANTS, OPERA HOUSE, Tammany Building, 18th
sreet.-ETnIopfAN MISsTRELsY, 10. Matinee at 3
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-13
E-e 10. ; Worf,12. San. :

Sc 10 yort, II. San. i
Nus Sabnnfid tuirb bic i&nelinft bee
britifden &riessbanpfers Salon"
bon Sierra gruS eemel0et, 4ipos 6erfeibe
Die geldmnte britii1e @efanoffdaft in
WeTice neblt ibren 9lr1ibtn an 8oro
nabnt. Sie @efanbtfbaft aSuuOeS bon
Der Stabt Merieo ausannter n1ititaris
fd)er 8eoedune mad 8era Gras ess
cortirt. -. u. .s = !. :, !. :. .s.s51
Das Gdiff !, ,aeibnib" bon Sambare
Fam bier an init 35 s botera, Yatienten-
an 8Oro. 105 9a6aaiere warsn auf
Der &eiie on Der Cholera eeitorben. s.
's9 Ser .9eralo't bat eine# Beri@t
Iber Die @reeutib .Sibuna bes &enas
tes in 8estfg auf Die Mbictung Gfaus
tons. 8udaIeip uno Doeliitle bertbeI>
oi9teu ben Nrafibenten unb beihuIoia.
ten ben General SouarS,+ a6er 6ie
Neip Orleans 8orfaae fall9 berid tet
3u habrit. Ser Seralb bebauptet, bab
General 9otDar6 Dies tbeilneile snges
ftanoen babe.
5a Der gir9inia <gonbentipn mufoe
befblollcn, ieben older 2an6 NIT %.
su befeuerrl.
9luS 2lttanta nir0 beridltef, 6aS
9ouberneur Senfias bon Georgia auf
Serlanseu oes Generals Meabe abges
iest mer6en ioa, neil CT Der Gonpen>
tion feiaes Gage gelser olissoblen
piu. e sSP
Cine bom6opatbii9e sessnieitise
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

GSs9 tDirb bfermtt betannt sen1acbt, naR om
S4. sSenuar 1868 ein Warrant in Bankruptcy
geeen Sas getn6geu psn 9auth 6. g ftes ron
Montgomery County i'm Staat 1ennellet, erlafjeu
ruoroen tit, IDeleber auf fetne ei Setiton BIN
fir banferot ertdrt rper6en IT, DaB aIfo bic SntEana
urn S4Ri6ep ,lHs ueberlieferpns nom GigeutSam,
weiss benz banserott grttrtsn seR6rt an tbn ober 81
einem GisentbMm burc5 ibn seehliub perboten iirb
bnb cine 8erfdmutiuug pom ben @lGubieern bes gsE
uaftnten fir bonterptt GrtI6rten um lire Scrber,i1s
gen s prfen unb eea orer mebrere Affisnees feines
BerntS9ens 81 erTpdbLen, an 10. Tebruor 1868 pul
~ br 8orittue5 ats eiR Court OF 8 nfrtptep in Der
Office bes RegiIters in z3ontruptcp, GlnrfsptHe,
Ienneifse, DOR 3srrn S. SAP Sud, Regif,er,
see4alteH ruereeu ica *.
@, u. GlG&cp&,
Ser, ct. NsrSbau, ReKeuser.
9ur5 8. g. MRHHen,
Sep. Q. St. Rariaaas RsHsnssr. janis 2m
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IN BANKRUPTCY

6EsS Iuirn bfernnit hstauHt aenaacbt, b a ann
VA. SanHor Is 4 Gin a8arrant ire Sanfrupten
0fGen has 8erm6aeu pom! Or eenG rnp ppa
Rerrp GcAntp i'm Staat Gen eflee, erIahsn
tpotben 1T, peI&er ouf ieins eigsne petitipn
bin fir banferott ertIdrt mcrben TIT, bas alio bic
8d lung ueB S1HI6en ni,S ueberlieferuug por Gif
I'm pSer Sw fetmein Gebrar9 nnb bic llebertrognns
Jon irseno eiiteyn Gsentbum Rnrb i'm eefesIi per
bpten ftHr; baB enc 8eriammiang Dru ben 8Idnbis
germ hes esnarten fit baftfers It @ttdrten nm ibre
EosoerHrnen 81 priifen nnb eineu pber nteErere As
Fgtees feiaes BE m5gens 81 ervdBleu, am n. 6es
bruar 1858 ~ tlbr BnrnIittags ais etu Court of
4aHtruptep in Der Office bes @egiters IN 8antruptep
Sdpenab, Eenhefiss, ppr 6errn S. Sap BUD,
Res liter. ebaIten ReIhen isa. -.
.a34ss o.. sf. GlaScptR.
Ser. st. RsriaaH, Reifenser.
Dnr@ 8. g. @feMaIiei1, -''
Gsp.R, St.Haarf4an, !Reffenaer. janis 2m
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9f. Gonie. ~ San.

SIM Gtaats STRENUOUS finO anaebs
lid arobe 0etrigereien e1tbc6t tuors
Oet unb bic 2tgistatat bat otntSufoIee
cine Hnteriuhune ai1georoaet. &,
Ser iairere Gisgang i'm Wiiffilfippi
bat alIe S1ifTiabrt ;u einem Stiafanb
asbrad)t. Die auf Der anoereH Seite
nit Der Giien6abnalng ttcrntllenett f6ns
nen nidlf iiber ben StroiH 9eftst tDers
Den. SaGsISe III Der SaH I'M Nls
iouri. ~, 7
Glue Can Granciseo iuiro beridtet,
ba6 i'm poriaei Sabre aus benz Auss
lanoe fur $15, 900, 900 In Golb Site,
impottirt lpnroens tuel9e 81, 5000 000t
Ginaanaslteler 8ablteu, iiber ben Sitb'
mus nnr6en far S36, ,000, 900 in Ra.
bier ans Den Gtanten eiiiaeflbrt uni
iiber GAP 6orn tanen 212t5O0 Son'
men Roaren an. Nuegefiihrt tpgra'
fur 500, 600, 900, tuorntiter s4O, ,OOO,
coo @sftb Sob.
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VA. 3 Slntar 1858 ein aSarrant OF 4anfruptep
Sesen 6as Esrm6aen pon SOihue d. atee
upin County pen 1outoomerp I'm Stadte TeHs
neffee efGdfen nctben tn, mel9er auF feiRe ei9ene
Wefton FIN fir erctt erfIdrt porhen Ut, bnB aIio
bic SabIunG ron SUpIben nnh neberIiefe. .un9 poK
Giseithum, weI1es bem bonterett GftfrteH eeE6rt.
an l5n ober ;n feiner @etrdu tte bic ncbertroanns
ben irgenb etrem GIG eatbnm6 -r i'm aeietIidb pers
betel ftnb; heB enc 8.riammhlnS uon ben Glanbts
sern bes aeraniteR r bancroft Grtl6rten, un tbre
Ecrnerungea ~ priifkn ND einen ob.r mtbrere gfs
fsnees ieires Bern 69ens o. erufhIen, am 10. Sss
1rnar 1868 nm 10 Hhr BormttaGs ais elm @smrt oi
DGtrHpfcp In Oe Office DeB &eQilterSip BGnfrAptcp,
Tn GOurtbau8 ~ GLar eptHe Eenneiiees p0r Serrn s.
SGp 8n q, Hegiaers ssbatten Iusreen jou. y Sax q
- q ea8fI . O. q. 0fa6co6,
~ e Der. st. Rdri@a4 Rehenses.
Dnr9 >. 6. weEeuilen. So
Dep. Q. st. 1ari9aH, Neilpnger. jana 2m
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stItgrdlIjs Nadridttn,
/. aabeI.Depefsbelr.
8eriateaas aas.
ssabricb ten aasaB afblnet0n
5anOeI in San SraneiseO'


,s-s 8 9onboh11. San.
Ste@Ierts bes SeIesrapben .aiIteS
in 8eIfait ,iiae fdmnttlid berbaftet sano
IN bas @efdnsniB gebra4t tporoen,
neil fie Senier iein foaen.
Cir G6parh Sbornton, Der neue @es
lanote Bel Der Regferuns Der Ser. ct.
lit beute nod @aibinston ea6sereiif.
1eber ben &rieal gesen 8araguaD
ipirb beridfet, baB 6erielbe fur Raras
suap lebr gut itebt uno oab Die Beb0ls
terun9 feft an BrdTbent 9opes ftebt.
Nues iit bereit, bic b06Fen .Spfer an
SeIb unS Wannidaften au brinsetl.
Die Sraiilianer iuaren 8en6tbigt, bes
Seutenbe 8erfdrfnugerr mad tenl
8arana StronI 3a fenben.
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~ RANKRIIPTGY

6Sse mlfe bftrHllt bttamnf sematbt, haa ann
Ma. SS6ntar 1868 elm Bafr6Nt III HGftffaptee
geser has RerHt6 gen poa 90 nj. 8. GGmpbelf
ueu RcntSeuere County I'M staat Tenneffee erlafien
beifsrot ttftdtt soarbs IT. bdb aIFo Sic 9a5Ian bon
GHllben urb ueberIiefering pom Gi9ent5ntn, wtl9eS
benz bElterD Grtldrte ge96rts an ibn cber ;u iets
nem @ebrau unb eie uebertregnns pom irgenb eiBent
Gieent5nN otTftb ibH sefekIi perbsten nS bns cine
Bertemm nng pnn ben @lGutiBern oeS genanutetl fir
bGnfetotE Grttdrerp Una TIRE SrrberuHgen su prdfen
Hnb etuen oDer ntebrere Mffgnees ieines 8erm6sens
;u errdhte1, am 10 Sebruar 1868 Inn 10 tbr 8ctiits
tugs ais elm Court Of Bankruptcy Ia ser DfFee Ses
@eeiitees in HaHtrsptep TN Court baafe tn Giartss
Uine, Eenuefice, ucr germ S. Sug Sud, &esiiter,
gebaItea ycernen fOG. 1s7
q. y. 0IaSccd,
-. Sen. Ct. Wariaaa, Msiienger.
9urG 3. o., MecHRmften,
3 %ep g. Ct YRerfdhoH. gRef;eroer iont3 2m
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Nelle Nn3eigerl.
8arbierifabe nnb Sa6e
Simmer.

%ie tlnteflefdbfetea erfucben bic Barger orn
ea&' Raibuiae uR6 oas 9nbltfum i'm Mleemeinen er.
sebenf UNI @erddfe5tiaung ttres @tnbIifiements SIR.
50 &turdh Strabt,-Aer Waiohic StaA atgeniber, no
IL our9s quite uile 5surrfeniineRee Ba abiere unhz
Ertieare beeient werDsn. Barme 8dser Dill ieber
Ssit in ber @P6e unb pon 6H n5r Ntorsens bis IL
u9r ittags am Sonntag. Is s
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

ga wfrn biermif betanmt gem6dbt, raA am
NA. SdnitaT 1868 etn Adrrant of 16anfrIptep
eeGetis bak germBeen pott: 3enrp .9uerttl
per Gi6fnn Gpmntp TN Gtadte Genneffee erlafsen
trcrken M lpeI6er 6uf fene eisene @etttiDn bin fur
tanfe. .ott srt6rt woy6en IT, baB aIlc Die SahIng non
S@plsen un6 ueheyliefetung pom Gigentbnm, weldbes
@ebtGn9 Nib bic nsberiragnng pcr iraenb etnem
Oh entbum enr tbn geieRl uer6Dten ftrb; baB ejne
NerfamTlang pon ben VlGubtg:r 6es eendnnten
fig bancroft Grtidrten, nm t1re 6crberangsn su
3rtt RaHs eiRsn eber THebrere AffaHees feines ers
MSgens 3u erwGAlen, am no.. TebTuar / .68. UNI 10
MRr Bormtkt0GS Gt$ etm Court OF 8dntrtpt In Der
Dffee hes @sgtfters Of 8anfrHptcp, GIarsspe, Eens
sftstse, per germ 8. SAP Bnd, Resifier, eebaItsn
Iperben foH.
& ss Cd. ". GlaseDd,
& o. ct. Rarf&aa, gaefsmser.
Gur@ 8. 9. EReWenIlen,
Dep. Q. ct. Narf&aa, wieEsnser. icnt3 am
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Ten lines OF solid nonpareii make ons square.
Yearly advertisers win be entitled to discount
10 per cents.
Every other day (e. o. d. advertisements will be
eh Irged two thirds Of the above rates.
In the Weekly Edit on, one dollar q square for
Zach insertion.
Special or lity Item notices, 20 cents line FIRST,
aid 10 cents line every additional insertion.
Changes In advertisements viii be charged at he
so cents square.
All advertisements due from date Of first in
A.tion. Hereaiterthe cash system will be adhered
e.and no transient advertisements will be taken
z17iess accompanied By the money.
JOHN RUHM, Publisher,
Office No. 7s1 CHERRY STREET,
COLONNADE BUILDING.
P.o. Adrsss Leck Box 50. -ss
ss lfftfr NASHVILLE, tenn :
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DAILY AND WEEKLY

RnTEs OF ADvERTIsING.
RGSg~ DAILY 81 90 per Square first insertio
:. Ity Cents or each subsequent insertion
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Sa ct. Saul Wftat., bat eiae sseHs
erSbruaft 9eoiitbtt llIloI eiHetti gt0Ben
She'll Der. @efG aftaba aIfer in g. Gtrabe
in &fde, 9eleat. i Is
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@.a fhisnatenn12 ~, Ser.

SIM Genat tpirb naproeu bic M5febD
uag Stantons ejur Debattes fommen.
SIN Saus iogen am Gonnertag bic
8erbaneIungea iiber ha& aiaerifaniftbe
8areerreAt, oem lIRsldnDe segeaiiber,
beainnem egfanift 0arabsr eiaig, BOP
Die Sdde aar GHtfdsiDnng fcnmen
muB. .t8G CO slT&sgs ga
Sen. 8ope III bon Georgia bier
ein9etrofen unO bat iid i'm Saupt'
quarter Der 2lrmee geineI0et. Wfan
eIaubt nidt, baB ibm bor Der SaHs
Elm rleuss @otnn,ailoo iibertra9ert ipers
Den i0iro.
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In BANKRUPTCY.

In BANKRUPTCY. e4s
HSs9 suire pfermit betanut aemae1t. naa am,
N>A. sSanuGr 1868 EN- aDarrnnt Of Ijartrl1fen
neOen SaS DeEm60en non dutb @. @raftf poi,
%0ntGcMeyp GeMrtpttH StGnt EenneNee peId5et an
esene $etttion BIN bgRtsrett erfldrt pprbei it, ers
tasn wuEbt, bet aiis bic @esabiuns pen G1Mben unb
nte uebereteruna Don Gteentbuni, Ipsies benz Bans
ferott &rtidrten GehBrt an i'm oDet sR }einsm 0es
tralGe isnb bic lebertragaaa ronisgenS etnenr Gts
eentbum bnrG TIN esietli4 perbofen fnS; ba6 stne
BerfdmmIune BON ben @tGubisern bes genanntet Bans
terott GyfIdlten um tire SctoeyMnaen ~ prfen unb
eineu oDeg meHtei MIignees ietes 0erm6aes ~ ef
mabien. am 10. BetrIRr f9C8 NM 10 uRr sormittnas
ais Elm Geust Of 1enfrHptcq IN Ser Office bee ssgters
8. Say 1n d, stesifer, sebnIteit msrbem foa.
Z @. R..@I0lcod.
I ger. Staatea g'aribaH, MeiIeao.r.
DHr4 s. .. Detmeulien,
1eps0. ct. Rar@sH, gsHtnser. isntaaM
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Meut Nn3eigell,
Adjtnlgi s8Off,n ND, /.

eNslne DpIlg BtrfamnaIuRg Der SauReraeem Der
&L9. q, y. Ipirs aufsa ss1a ~ ,j5s.f4i5
@fontd9; ben 13, Sanuar 1868,
&benbs In ibren Naanrti9seiteu. an College Stra6e
etnbtrnfen, ufh bic @a6Ien eer BecfRtef, auf has
,laufsnee JaAr uoftuuebmeu- - =
aaf HefebI .. 3. &berinan,
janis I'm rs o. a., q. & 81.
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o. q. @Iascod
IN BANKRUPTCY.

0urS 3. q, MecERarten,
s Gep. Q. ct. gaarS9oH, geeiereer. ian13
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-21

PoLIoE.-"Quiet reigns in Warsaw"
The election of Grant has brought about
peace, or something else is operating in
police circles, for not in twenty-four hours
has there occurred singlecase of offense
against the peace and dignity of cur city
corporation. Captain Simons was wend-
ing his way to police head quarters this
morning with sad conference.-the in
his hand blank docket, not the scratch
of pen on it. While we feel sorry for
the Captain in the utter prostration Of
his business, we congratulate the citizens
upon the peace that now reigns from Wolf
river to Fort Pickering.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-21

Qua young friend, Spot Smith, we are
glad to see, has made business en-
gagement with Messrs. Cowperthwait,
Chapman & Co., booksellers, stationers
and printers, No. 279l Main street,
where he will be pleased to see his many
friends. Let all who want books, paper,
envelopes and pens call on the Doctor,
who is ready at any and all times to
wait on and accommodate customers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-21

OOlnphuyt OihSC AN2 -'h"N'oC'' -N~ON'
TaE New MEMPHIS The number Of
beautiful faces that were seen to fill the
theater last night 20 doTbt was highly
pleasing to Mr.. and Miss couidock, upon
the occasion of their farewell benefit
The beau monde of society were all out,
sss paid the performers the eompli'
m ait of giving their best attention to the
nlav du,.ng its enactment The Je,o o.
Frankfort was PRESENTED in the oest man
per ever seen on this stage. MT Coul'
dock exerted himself to please his aud;'
tory, and did not fall beneath the expec-
tations of those even who enter
tanned the highest appreciation for him.
We thought we never saw Miss Couldock
play with such fine effect Mr.. Hamilton
did not play with animation-seemed to
want that interest in his character that
be generally feels. Mr.. Malmburg suits
one thing as well as another; rides
wooden horse better than anything We
have seen him in mp TO date, and we would
recommend that he give lessons in the art
Tonight will be presented Louis II
again, and from the manner in which
the Couldocks perform the piece, there
will be full house this evening. The
afterpiece, Robert Adcaire, will nc
doubt excite the laughter Of every one
as Mr.. Robert McWsds ss leading mar
will do his best to please.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-21

Attention! Country Mer.
chants and PIanters.-Twen-
ty-five hundred pieces Prints.
1000 pieces Osnaburgs, 1000
pieces Cotton Plaids, 1000
pieces Jeans, 5000 pieces
Kerseys, $500 pieces Linseys,
1000 pieces FIanneIs, 5000
pieces Brown DOmesfics,
5000 pieces Bleached Do
mesiics are being closed out
at great bargains ;iaIsO a large
stock Of Boots, shoes, Hats.
Clothing, Notions. etc, at j.
III. LOewenstine e. Bros, No.
231 Main street, Clay Build
ing. These goods must be
closed out.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-21
Buy your coal from the Hays Goa
Company-ofice 222 Madison street.

LADIES FASHIONS. -Emmons, 10 JEFF
ferson and 1893 Main street, has received
Lesle's Lady's Magazine for December;
also, the Rasar, and Atlantic, Putnam's,
Democrats Lsdy's Friend, Godey's and
Lippiucott's magazines; the pictorial
weeklies, including the New York Ledger,
Chimney Corner, Police Gazette and LIE
Monde Illustre; the New York Herald,
Democrat, Tribune, Times and World,
and the Western dsilies Also o large
variety of fine envelopes, writing paper
and other stationery, the Nick-Nax and
Hsrper's Magazine for December.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-21

AnRivAL.-General Wade Hampton,
the commander Of the Virginia cavalry,
under the world.renowned hero. General
Robert Z. Lee. arrived 10 our city last
Digit, snroufe with his family to Wash.
ington county, Mas 70 visit his planta-
ton for a short while. No man 10 this
country is more entitled 10 the hospitality
Of the brave and generous people Of the
South than General Wade Hampton. II
the cause of Southern rights for which
he offered himself did not succeed, Il was
none Of his fault, for no man 10 the
Confederate armies cammanded with
more ability and with greater sue
cess than did General Hampton.
He, with handful Of patriots, assisted
in keeping back for fo6r years the horde
Of Northern vsndals that overfan our
country-after every means had been
exhausted, aud everything done in the
power Of human invention TO prevent
so dire q calamity. Conspicuous
among the heroes Of that dark hour
was seen the bright star Of Gen. Wade
Hampton, whose past deeds shall be
cherished in the hearts of agraieful peo.
pie so long as the descendants Of South
ern ancestry shall look with pride upon
the blood. stained fields of Chancellors-
vile, Cold Harbor aud the Wilderness.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-21

NEGRO CoSrERENCE.-For some days
past, under the presiding genius Of
Bishop Robert Paine, the Africans of the
Methodist Episcopal Church have been
holding their annual conference in the
basement of the North Memphis Method
ist church. The number of preachers
belonging to this conference is supposed
to be about one hundred and twenty-five.
The ecclesiastical territory embraces
North Mississippi, West Tennessee and
North Alabama. The brotherhood is
we'll represented from all parts of the
country, and the greatest order and har-
mony prevails throughout their delibera-
tons. The conference was addressed on
Yesterday by Hon. j. W. Leftwich,
Judge Swayne and Judge R. J. Morgan,
all advising the negroes to be industrious,
orderly, and to keep out of politics with
the.observance of these rules they would
be prosperous and happy" The con-
ference adjourns perhaps to-day, and the
list of appointments, or assignments to
duty, for the next year will be published
in the Christian Adpocate tomorrow
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-21
He<eman,s Genuine Cod.Liver OIL

Our cod-liver oil is warranted pure
Newfoundland oil. II has stood the test
Of twenty years experience, and can be
relied on in every particular. Its SUI
periority over that prepared on our own
sea-shore is shown by the numerous cures
performed by it when the inferior oils
had been tried without effect. The uni
form good dality of our oil has given it
the preference over the numerous brands
in tie market, and has ELECTED the highest
commentator from eminent physicians.
For sale by all respectable druggists in
the United StRtes. tts-90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-21

PosroFFIcE RESTAURANT, 70 JEFFER
SON STREEr.-Oysters, game, fish, etc.
in good style. A few more gentlemen
can get good board, at reasonable prices
by week or month. Several furnished
rooms for rent.
73 L. N. FLOYD.