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Telegraph Connections.

The Great Western Telegraph Sotnpany ls ."
der a Contract with the htfautic and pacihe Tel
egsaph Company, who have wires no~ IN opera
ton from New York to hicag1, ard are ct work
pressing the wire construction 70 keokuk. (to
which point il will be finished in r few weekF on
us way 10 California. We occppy The ONCE vt
Chicag With The Atlantic md fseie, hnd receive
eseh Others messages and iorsas fibe fsue Ihe
Atlantic and Pacific COMPANY conhscis 10 New
York vii b ali the competing lines that are now
doing business at the p-ntirai m d Intervening
polnis Id rHtargEs SrArss, and heir lines being
daiiyje xtended. The Dominion line foppositit'nl
Of Iansda is now being built ID all ,hs Lake
IIntario nd the St. La~rencp river porte. ne!ud-
ing ogdrnsbarR. New York. Southern c mp.ting
lines now s.inr up trem Lnaisv'l'e shd et
Louis 10 New 0rlesnr, sIordns connection fo'
The Great Western in ttsr direction In shott
the North and souih. and ;is Middle s'stes are
al work On comre,ipg lines, and !; needs but th'
construct q, Of new lines in the States sbav'
named Il, O. 1npl.te rho circle Of tbe must basi
nees portion Vi the Unian
j SNOW. frcRITARY
Office. No Isl ksIdoll b ST., nan.
z. Block, Chiesss.
]. A. +klCKERsoy,
Agent for sls IA, kJ
tuUs IL -6~ 6t5e
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FROM THE SOUTH.

BAiTIsoas, Aug. /.
Hon. keyerdy Johnson, Minister to Great
Britain, and family sailed 10. o.day IN the
steamer Baltimore for Southampton
Mrs. Lincoln WAS taken suddenly III last
night. his morning she was bic 10 81, up;
but is too mach indisposed TO undertake i
voyage across the Atlantic al present
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PROSPECTUS.

This Company is established With siew %
chespen Telegraph eor,t'pandence in the West,
and will lIocate onees at all oints where The TO-
ceipis will warrant q iar profit to the Ats"ets.
.iem. Il is ess#aszea a#a*f State Laws aaa sAe
National ATT of Conars.s, The shares put al a
low sum- in ortier induce classss 10 heeouls
stock khof3trs and ther,hy insure its sucees. by
favaripg the Company With their business aud
influence W desire our shareholders to be CON
pUssd u every business vocation snd calling.
The etodk VIII he arportioned according TO pop
ulatiDu, to The cities and villages in ILLINOIS,
WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, MICHlGAA,
IOWA. INDIANA, MISSOURI, KANSAS and
NEBRASKA. We expect every enterptising u'a u
In these states /. in serond ,nr eniess0tk. Oar
extensive e,yrpspondpncs in the States named war,
rant this hope. The people are enthusiastic loi
competing line and cheaper prices, inKY SHALL
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r,,E CAPITAL STOCK

Il Three Million Of D"llarF; divided into sfeares
Of s25 each. When SO is paid "a each sha'e, a
certificate oF 3, c!Gfaf s25 sli be igaued, and ne
further usaekt uaents 10 he made. We expect 10 be
abie 10 pay earned dsidends OF interest on Tue
istter amount AZ coon ss tsA iues are completed
InatalIufents from time ~ time, fur tho payment
IL the stock subscribed, will be called for by the
Directors. ak the erection of the Ines progress.
Snpsctjpttans for single share will be received.
The morp tie stock il distributed the better for
the Company. There Is indi, dual liability az
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noass snins our ss.ts D J. ssuesAAs
n sELLERs 4 Co.
Iron kOua tiers ~ E.HSrhfNlsfa

GTEAM ENGINE and general Mill Work !,
~ 0sas aud steam f,tsings; ps,n aud ornxmrnts
ron and Brasa Ga ting; Agense nor Acaou AM
Double and Ansls sctne force aud lifting Pnmps Gsf
Sbrds Ipsectof1 ~ suppytrs RnA-. "nrner hiend-.r
s,lD yr.s trs-s-tsfs
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D1RECTORs.

EL,suAs w.nsroeTn
NATHAN sEARs.
Msaft, Eat = 4 Co.. chiefso.
SAMUEL HALE.
Hale, Aver Co, Chiesgc.
john F@~ell 4 Co. chicsse
vATu,pn 8 Co ,Chicego.
Gage u Q has 4 W HERS. chleago
JOHN C HAMS.
Fest G .raen City III. c., Chicago.
LoMassp,
DFaaAy,
Culver Co cAtesss. -s
DAVID EnElon,
tairh. nt, rs}A Coz. chhaeo.
sNow,
s., o ". fsconp'y
or RaE GRAY,
Gen va s'nASt N 8 J. 2, 3. r. L.na et.esg
MDGflaAs.
noPEf1 VI caisSrY.
tRtc srsrE "a,
J ssraa DAKEs
pEcKw.rI,
ArDw our.
LAWS p rooG.
LpaasaFR,
Jo'i.t III.
D troll, Moi
IF ALLAN.
b.. Ii, Il. asils,, ks.
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NEW ADVTRTIs EMENTs.
>trayed or stolen.

A BOUT July 4ih, roam eolored milch
y q ". aiih bort : nsa fright hosns. Ii I'd
on wAt's lost l.er leil. Ia f natiet. le. iax
satr csery VII ~ ~ardfd 4, *via ~
tsts wi h GiLlM lRF II ASDiEs1s.
naEs..
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
ST JoHNs, u. B.. July Aug.

A strong anti union meeting was h.ld al
Yarmouth Yesterday Res ,iuiions were
rass.d expressing horror and Indignation at
the refusal OF the Imperial Parliament TO ri.
dress the wrongs Of Nova Scora. audihreat-
ening TO take high handed measures to se
cure The delverance ef the country from is
present posi- ion.
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3IEEIl 1,

The Buffalo Park Association closed their
summers ,ro.,ing fair yesterday. The AL
tendance VAS larger than en- anY previous
Anr
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For safe.
10 rssi p p't....,t 81 .tsest+F t.'~''s''"' ''''
a fa ssd s,te II .. 80 & e.ar 's.. nc
Congregational Church ,ranse fiunsn .ith Ella NJ
and good CeNrt 'Gi to with stabie. Fruit 7ress
Cfttrn &c Title E9na 2nsiutTt %
Spf 3 ply 8H HUT n. ~ hsn.frttt
A sEh desirable Bf,k Dwelling, with
: t.0f iet~, u Ntvi rapati de vi raid
Assbus, fhrtsesn stu aud elh tie =,
tppi, 10 WuPtL-0s
-.p1o Am In af.
n y . 80. ~, - 81 q. g. g. =
Sir beta One ut ihs iuost DE- srahie ucat ops In thu
tity
Also tAse n lois aud 2i in biotk lT corner
C0re II and Ninth sttass, nj Whieh Is WHY d.asa
a o sto' J tri q sslfIng
Also ~ Is g ard 4, ia hlock i2a, tarnrr Of Cor
cert aud Eighth
All tor ssis At very mocefats fsurrs. EHqnirs Of
MA tU,TfH,
NAYS tgMs sts&ss.
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NATIONAL TIE asURY EXPOSE
Important Jud Decisions.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 145s.
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Wall PAPER.
G. ADNES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

o. Iksrdsa., Oct Main q yohnson.
lx9 tsreeeivel ! 6ne stock Of Cloths Of
y q kinrS, aat Oh. make pas,s, vs-,s and 9 a.
oA.Apss thaa ssss before. Dor pfv.f ~
~ Is 6nl
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E1 stE4Rtse-60 dos. c.nns
y CSStss ste 80 81 AoeSxgsoA . A.sAAs,
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Genl ah h,sisan Arrested on Charge os
Asssa and Battery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13

Of the race we're also selected Captain
Parker, Captain Hugh Kuott, Captain
Larry Harmsiad. Capt Jonathan Rice,
II. T. Tomlinson and i. s. Davis, Esqs,
with Geo. Mellersh, ESQ.,, as referee.
TnE Masonic festival AT WnIrE's
SrArIos. - The strawberry festival at
Eudora church, Whites station, on Thurs
day and Friday evenings Of this week,
under the supervision Of the Albert Pike
Masonic Lodge and the teachers and pu'
pills Of the Sunday School Of the church,
will not fail to be pleasant occasion to
all who may be in attendance, and the
attendance from this city will doubtless
be large. Extra trains will be run on
the Charleston road out to the station
from this city, on both nights, and return
at the close of the festivities. The fare
on the occasion will also be reduced 10
excursion rates.
The FoREsT HILL BALL.-The second
ball Of the season at Forest Hill comes
of at that delightful country retreat on
Friday night next The attendance from
this city will, we doubt not, be large,
and in view Of this fact special train
will be run out on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, and return with the
party at the close Of the entertain nent.
GRACE CHURCH Picnic. Grace
Church Sabbath School are busy making
arrangements for the picnic which comes
off on the lawn before Col. Hunts resi-
dence, on Saturday next, and which
promises to be most pleasant affair.
The Observation-Disclosures by the
inclemepcy of the weather, the attend
ance at this popular resort was large as
ever last evening, and the excellent per-
Torrance presented received with en-
thusiasm. Misses DeVere, Wallace,
jackson, Rowland, Prof. Leon and host
of others nightly appear in songs, dance,
burlesque and necromancy, making in
all the most varied and unique entertain
ment ever presented our public. A rare
bill with many new features this evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13
The Port of Memphis.

The stream is rising slowly at this
point, and reported swelling from Cairo
down.
The popular packet Clifton, Captain
Frank Stein commanding, and the affa-
BILE G. W. Hunter clerk, will get off for
Cincinnati and all intermediate landings
this evening.
Tho Frank Pargou6, in charge of the
veteran Captain Tobio, with Mr.. G. A.
Williams at the desk, leaves this evening
for Vicksburg, New Orleans and the
bends.
Both are in every respect reliable boats,
and we'll worthy the patronage Of our
shipping and travelling public.
Steamboatmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the Pun
Lie LEDGER Office, our arrangements
enabling US to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West We invite steam boatmen to
examine our styles of work and prices
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13
Oppressive TAXATION.
Meeting of Draymen at Ex-
change Building Last
Night.
Steps Taken to Control the
Ten Dollars Stale and
County Tax.

The draymen Of the city met in coun-
Gil at the Exchange building last night
to discuss and take action with regard to
the construction placed upon the enact
ment of the last Legislature, whereby a
tax of ten dollars by the State and ten
dollars by the county is imposed
on all drays, carts and wagons running
for hire. Alderman O'Donnell was called
to the chair, and Thomas Fox, Esq, APP
pointed secretary. On taking the chair,
Alderman 0'Donnell explained the OBJ
ject of the meeting, whereupon a com
mittee to draft resolutions expressive OF
the sentiment of the draymen of the city,
and recommending some plan of redress
ing their grievance, was appointed. The
com mittee retired, and, during their abb
sence, the meeting was addressed
by Attorney General Wallace and
Mr.. Mulverhill, both of whom ex-
pressed the opinion that the law had been
misconstrued by the County Court Clerk
of this county. On returning, the COM
mittee reported the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
Resolped, That while we, the draymen
of the city of Memphis, do not want to
commit any infraction of law, but being
of opinion that the present County Court
Clerk, John Loagne, Esq, miscoustrues
the law, and insists on the collection of
a tax of ten dollars to the State and ten
dollars to the county, when the law, as
we understand it, only exacts five dollars
to the county and five to the State,
on each dray, cart or wagon, which
we acquiesce in the necessity Of pay
ing; and further, that we appoint
the following committee of twelve,
viz: John Larkin, Thomas Madden,
Charles Ford, Hugh Ferren, d. l. Sulli-
van, John Burke, Charles Hannigan,
Mike Reilly, Pat. Heany, Geo. Couch,
James Connell, William Crafty, James
Haugh, to wait on Mr.. League in behalf
of the draymen of the city of Memphis
and make tender of the necessary five
dollars to State and county, and in case
of his refusal to accept the amount will
empower the said committee to employ
counsel to defend our interests, and re-
commend a contribution of one dollar
from each drayman to defrsy the neces-
sary expense in case Of litigation.
Resolued further, That this organiza-
ton continue until this matter is decided
on, or until our requests are complied
with.
Resolred, That this committee, with
the chairman, call on General Wallace
and wait on Mr.. League, to make the
required tender.
Resolred, That the following colored
draymen be added to said committee;
Ike Temple, James Synona, Ed. Knapp,
Bob Thomas, Jake Dansby, Jake Foster.
ResOlred, That the thanks of the or
ganization be rendered General Wallace
for his manifest interest in behalf of the
draymen of Memphis.
Thereupon the meeting adjourned to
this evening, when it is expected the
committee appointed to wait on Mr..
League will submit their report.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13
LOCALS In BRIEF.

-Picnics and festivals are the order
of the day.
"A. H. Goodman filed a petition in
bankruptcy yesterday.
A mad dog was killed by officer
Brady last evening, on South street.
Maple syrup-very nice, at Finnie
4 Buckham's. I
The Criminal, Chancery, Law and
Municipal Courts we're in session this
morning.
The temperature of the atmosphere
this morning was rather winterish than
spring like.
Captain Ike A. Hood is superintend-
ing the laying of the Nicolson pavement
on Madison street.
There are hundred and eight dry
goods houses in the city, which pay city
tax of fifty dollars each.
There are FIVE houses in Memphis
which import goods direct from Europe,
in greater or less quantities.
The Curry Waldran contempt case
has, by mutual consent of the parties,
been appealed to the Supreme Court.
S. Q. ks. M. Guest, fernando
road, is selling groceries and feed cheap
for cash. Call and try him. 81
Nice strawberries received every
day at 10 o'clock, from Mr.. Shepherds
fine strawberry beds near Raleigh, at
Finnie & Buckham's. 7
The Iuka Springs hotel has been
leased for the coming season by Messrs.
W. A. Steffey and T. J. Banchus, and will
be opened by these gentlemen about the
first of next month.
"A picnic of the scholars of Prof.
Griebels school will take place to-mor-
row, at the Ford place in Chelsea, and
will not fail to prove most pleasant
affair to all who may attend.
- Attorney at law Townsend was
nneu I'VE uOlldrb lOr COubeupb ny OuusC
Waldran, yesterday, said contempt con-
sisting of the attorney king his feet
upon the table during court hours.
The latest of everything in the news,
pictorial and periodical line is received
daily by Joe Locke, and can be had at
his counter, % Jefferson street. For
your afternoon reading call on joe
in the forthcoming amateur per-
Torrance at the New Memphis, the lead
ing parts in the Marble Heart will be
impersonated by well known belle and
a prominent Young lawyer of the city.
"A meeting of ex-Federal soldiers and
sailors was held in the Municipal Court
Room last evening, at which delegates
were elected to the National Soldiers
and Sailors Convention at Chicago, with
instructions to support Grant for the
Presidency.
The eloquent Grafton delivered on
the picnic grounds, on Thursday last, by
D. G. M. NJ. R. Elliott, will, at the re-
quest of the l. o. o. F. of the city, be
repeated tomorrow night at the First
Baptist Church, corner of Second and
Adams streets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13

MURDER IN THE CoUsTRY.-The police
of this city have been informed of the
murder of a German named Louis Keller,
on Monday night last, at Remberts place,
on the Randolph road, some twelve miles
out from the city. The bloody deed was
committed by well-known desperate,
as it is represented, upon no other provo
cation than that Keller had paid some
attention to a girl whose company be
1.-THE murderer) had been keeping. The
scene Of the murder was a boarding
house, where the two parties CHANGED to
meet on the night in question. The per-
petrator Of the outrage is still at large.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13
RALLYi RALLYil

At the meeting Of Draymen and
workingmen held last night, assommit'
tee was appointed to report resolutions
tonight. And the committee was further
authorized to give this notice Of the ad-
journed meeting to be held at HALP.PAsr
SEVEN o'cLooK, AT THE MAYORS OPTICS.
Come one, como all, and take care Of
your own interests. COMMITTEES.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13
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Cotton Market.
Prices Current.
Al uhich Country Orders can be fiji

Prices Current.
At phich Country Orders can be filled.
C0FFEE-Rio.. 2s@2sc.; Java. 42s45c.
P0RK-Mess, $2S 0092S 50; Rump, $21 00@
% 90; Prime, 1913 O0624 90.
BAC0N-Clear sides, lsalSl6c; Rib sides,
2Oc.
FLOUR : Superfne, 50 5Oa19 90; Extra,
Sll 09l2 80; Double Extra, slS 509l4 90 !;
Choice, SIS GOALS 50.
0ATS-per bush. s5@9Oc.
SUGAR-Fair Louisiana, 15lEd16c choice
Louisiana, II a171Sc; Clarified Louisiana. $50
lSl1c Crushed and Powdered, l915 goo.
NA1LS-Per keg 81.
LARD-Keg. 1sd1sI1c.; .Tierces, 16]z@17c.
P0TAT0ES-Plan s. 25@5 50; eating,
81 75,a5 90.
CHEESE-Factory. 1711z91Sc.; English Dairy,
leG-.
CORN MEAL Plain, 81 25@4 50 F.; kiln
dried. 81 7565 co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13
Cor. Main and Adams streets.
Opposite Worsham House.

Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-FoRREsr's JU-
SIPER TAR is warranted to cure Cough. Group.
Hoarseness, Throat and Lung Diseases, or the
price positively refunded, instantaneous re-
lief produced. Try it. Ifnot satisfied, return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D. F. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street. Agent.
Price IS cents. 1878
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13
80 doz. beef louguss a. 81 JsIfersOn s..

BlLIoUs MAGAzISE.-This interesting
magazine for June has arrived at En-
mons, 10 Jefferson and 1913 Main street,
and Young America for June, Waverley,
Lacrosse Democrat, New York Journal
Of Commerce, Harper's Bazaar, Last
Sensation, New York Literary Album,
Chimney Corner, Hsrper's Weekly, La
Semaine, London illustrated News, Die
Modenwelt, Round Table, Scientific
American. and the Western and New
York daily papers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13

DON'T FORGET that our sale mt
Cost for Boots, Shoes and Hats, still
continues ut the old stand, 40 Main
street. M J. T.HANDLAN q co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13

Choice MAPLE SYRUP AND SUGAR at
VIM. Dean & Co.'S, 1893 and 1893! Poplar
street. 60
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13

A. HEAD, JUS, PROGRAMME. - Mr..
Editor Seeing by the yesterday morn
ing papers that it is becoming fashiona-
BILE to publish a programme of the move
ments cf great men, have to state that
/, A. Head, Jr., intend dining wherever
am invited to- morrow; drink when any
one will pay the reckoning sleep in the
place most wanting Of musquitoesi and,
rising the day following, do what.
ever please, provided it is in keep
ing with the Law. / will also
astist in laying any cornerstone where
will not be called on to lift; will make
a speech anywhere, as ! can't preach;
will lounge about until get ready to 70
to ny country residence, where l will be
glad 10 see any Of those who are Headites
or in any way given to herO-vorship.
Respectfully, A. HEAD, ia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13

FrvE thousand sacks Tennessee corn,
for sale by WIN. Z. YEArMAy,
No. IL Monroe street,
GIL Memphis, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13

DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lsdiug, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds Of Blanks for sale
st this office. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13

NIssIssfPPI AND TKxEEssEE RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express. daily. 225 Pm. AIS Pm.
Sardis accom- n, ex, Sunday. $3.50 AN. 1:SO Pm.
Freight. North. Monday,
Tuesday and Friday.
South, Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday............... 1925 Pm. $3.50 AN.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail. daily.....-... 800 pm. 1910 Pm.
Through express. daily-...l0:40 pm. 1880 Pm.
Somerville nc. save Sunday s:25 An. 500 Pm.
Corinth &C., save Sunday, 600 IN.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27S Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express.................. 9:l5 AN. 700 AM.
Night Express................ 3:l5 Pm. d:OO Pm.
Railroad time Is is minutes faster than city
time; Ticket office, No. 2s71f Main street. De-
pot, head of Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13

THE attention of contractors, builders
and others, is directed to several speci-
mems Of casting recently turned out by
Messrs Randall 4 Heath, which can be
seen at the Chickasaw Foundry. The
work done BY these gentlemen will com.
pare in quality. finish aud price, with that
done anywhere
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13

Mosr beautiful styles linen lawns, 30
cents per yard.
I RICE 4 ENoEL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13
Mosquito MEETINGS and Canopies.

WHITE AND PINK LACE MOSQUITO
rtyie 81 bedsfead. Also. Schotiey's Celebrated
Patent Wardrobe Bathing Apparafus,
MCKINNEY. BIZ fs0N A CO.,
AN - Main street,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-13

CoAL.-Bigly, Mellersh 4 Co., dealers
in Pittsburg and Kentucky coal, rs South
Court street.