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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tar ST. MARY's FESTIVAL AND TAB
LEAUx.-The very pleasant affair inau.
gurated by the ladies of St. Mary's Epis-
copal Church, on Monday evening last,
was brought to close by series Of ex-
quisite tableaux, interspersed and emil
-vened with music, at the Memphis Club
hall last evening. The attendance was
large and very select, and the entertain
ment passed OF to the credit of those
participating and the enjoyment of look
ers on. The following were the tableaux
presented, many Of which, it will be seen,
were from classic subjects :, Contentment
better than Wealth, Princess Lambelle
receiving the Death Sentence, Henry
VIII and Anne Boleyn at Court Ball,
Votaries of the World, Votaries of Reli-
gion, Marie Antoinette going to Execu-
ton, The. Passions, Empress, Josephine
Signing the Divorce, Wounded Guerrilla,
Voice Of Spring, Masquerade Gossips,
Trial of Queen Catherine. The ladies
are deserving of all credit for the success
which has attended the entertainment
throughout. Their we'll directed efforts
and zeal have been fully appreciated, as
attested by the general satisfaction that
has been afforded
The VARIETIEs.-A programme re-
plete with novelty and mirth is offered at
this 'favorite resort tonight. Miss Helen
DeYere, whose, appearance is always
greeted with delight, viii sing several of
her sweetest ballads, and will be accom-
panied by Misses Jackson, Wallace,
Rowland and others in new songs and
dances. Professor Leon also continues
to vary the entertainment with his be-
widening feats in bnecromanoy and
magic. The house will, of course, be
crowded. =
The FESTIVAL AT WIRES STATION,
The fruit and floral festival under the
auspices of the Albert Pike Masonic
Lodge, and the teachers and pupils of
the Eudora Church, at Whites station,
closed last evening, as it began, to the
delight and satisfaction of all present
and interested. The tables were re-
plenished with the luxuries under which
they fairly groaned the evening before,
and were literally patronized up to- the
close of the festivities. Though the pro-
ceeds of the affair may not prove what
it was hoped they would, in every other
respect the festival has been success,
and afforded much genuine enjoymentto
all who have been in attendance.
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FANsl FANsi FANS = Largest
stock I'm the city. 1851 l.. KREMER-

ISTEREsrING TO BASKRUPrs.-The fol-
lowing from 7. ]. Latham Esq, Regis
ter in Bankruptcy for this district, will
be read with interest
MrNrHrs. TESNEssEE, May 10. 1865.
EpIroRs LEDGER / an asked almost
daily IL Congress has postponed the OPP
Grafton Of the fifty per cent clause Of the
Bankrupt actf Il has not, aud those
wishing 70 avail themselves Of the act,
have but little time left them. No dis
charges can be obtained on petitions
fled after the close Of the first day OF
June unless the assets pay half the IN
debsedness. win add in this connec-
ion, that deposit Of 1ifiy-dollars il al
hat L required TO bring the petitioner
within the operation Of the act, and he
remainder OF the cost can be paid when
furaksr action is desired ,lll
Respectfully, 7; J. LlTHAN-
IN. r-nufne Calcutta sesrsasher
sufes Al Robson, sneed a Co.'S. Is
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WANTS.

-xxTANTED.-T EXCHANGE FOR ARES
w idence in Memphis, fine farm. contain
ing $40 acres, about 400 acres cleared, with good
improvements. and in sight Of RAILROAD, with
would sell crop, teams. stock, ETC., and give
Immediate posses ion. Parties wishing to make
uch an .exchange willplease address A. D."
LEDGER cffice. - = ~
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e,L.L-IIfl - MIr. 10. lsas.

fftl ~ ~ MAy.l6, 1865.
Ts Mrs. Ketshum. Mrs. Massey and others.
LADIES, The charming entertainment
afforded US ut the Greehlaw Opera
House, on Friday evening, the 10Th inst,
induces us 10 request that you will favor
US with q repetition Of the beautiful bis.
triopic tableaux, which are today the
theme Of all who witnessed then Your
compliance will greatly oblige '
WILLIAM Postal, WMsL, HEsDERsoS,
p. G. BIsLEY, Gro. MELLERH,
Jxo. p. TRRssvAsT, b. s. MASSEY, 81
DAN. H. TowssEsD, and others ~
u fttts = IHA t- MAY 10, 1858.
To Messrs. Postal. Henderson. Massey. and
others;
GrsrLrmss Your very compli.
meptary note of this morning is inst re-
ceived, for which please accept our
thanks. In response 10 your call, we
have agreed TO repeat the tabeaux on
Monday, 18th inst, at the Greenlaw
Opera House; and since kind Proyi-
dence has blessed our efforts for st.
Mary's Church with abundant success.
the tableaux alone netting q sum con-
siderably over $780, we shall devote the
proceeds Of the coming entertainment to
other charitable purposes, In comph-
ment to the gentlemen and ladies who
have so kindly assisted us, we
have made arrangements TO con-
clude our evenings entertainment on
Monday next with eotillon party, at
which we hope to welcome all our friends.
Choice Refreshments will be served to our
guests, by the same accomplished ladies
who assisted at the festival. With the
highest consideration, We beg to subscribe
ourselves, yours respectfully, AZ
SARAH WYsEE, -
ANNA Med. MASSEY, ~
|FcW01 NJ M.sT P sso4I g3ll
ANNIE CHAMBERS KETcHUM.
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THE NEWS.
|l.I trI XIN '|.II |NLlUL
The Presidents Acquittai on
the Ilth Article.
How Il was Received ON the
Streets.


About noon to-day the news which APP
pears among our Washington dispatches,
Of the acquittal Of the President on the
charges preferred in the 18th Article Of
Impeachment, was flashed over the wires
and reached this city. A bulletin an
nouncing Il was posted up by the opera
tor at the telegraph Office on Court street,
and At once became "a magnet,
drawing crowds to the vicinity, unless
perhaps we may except the carpet bag
gers and scallawags who took to the
alleys and seemed disposed to keep out
OF sight. The crowd at the telegraph
office, coming and going, scattered the
good tidings in every direction, and
before we went to press in the remotest
portions Of the city knots Of threes aud
fours were gathered on the street corners
exchanging congratulations. , "a
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Buntyn Homestead for Sale

T,HIs' BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI-
dence, situated FIVE miles east Of Memphis,
on the Nj. & @. Railroad, l. now offered for
sale. The tract embraces 10 acres. in high
state Of cultivation, with lawns, garden, orch
ard. cistern and well water. The House is
large. airy and substantial, with all nece sary
ontbuildinrs; the whole forming one OF the
most desirable residences in the vicinity OF
Memphis. The grounds are susceptible Of a.,
yisien into several fine building sites, and will
be divided and sold separately II desired.
eommOaate purchasers; title good.
IN not sold within thirty days, y viii be iold
At publio auction. Possession given at sale.
L. v. DIXON.
70 No. 40. Desoto Block.
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{ Cough.-No Cure, No Pay -FoRREsr's JU-
sIPER TAI 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.
DE-. GOODYEAR. 80 Second street. Agent.
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The latest styles and best goods Mt
Lefdy a. Co.'S, matters, 2ee Main
street, opposite the square. o.

A YOUNG MEMS LITERARY Society.
Editors Ledger: 1t will be interesting
to the young men of Memphis TO know
that movement is now on foot to or
game literary society, which will con-
tribute both to their mental requirements
and social ENTERTAINMENT The need of
such recreation has been much felt, al
though we are aware that several enter.
prising young men have attempted this
movement, an have sigually failed, more
on account, perhaps, Of the great ex-
pense incident to such an organization.
We doutA not that many young men who
have filled premature graves would yet
have been with us had they had the ad-
vantage Of some pleasant manner of
spending their leisure hours; in fact,
we regret to say that movements
Of the kind have been too little encour-
aged by the press Of this city. They
suggest the plan of building fine Jail
and workhouse, when, at the same time,
they seem to forget that the enlighten-
meut of the human family will be pro-
ductive of much happier results than
devising ways and means of Furnishing
crime and vice. they fail to suggest the
expediency of inaugurating the first
steps to the reform of the morals of
young men. Indeed, the associates they
have in this city are unquestionably
detrimental. The deyil finds work for
idle hands to do" So when unem-
ployed with innocent pursuits, they
must find some means of willing
away weary hours. They resort,
perhaps to games of chance, or place
themselves within the baneful influence
of characters of i'll repute; their taste
forrefned society is destroyed, and in
time health suffers from the inroads Of
dissipation. We might occupy much of
your valuable space with this subject,
representing the precarious situation Of
those neglected and forgotten members
Of society, whe, 3. no dd::ss..aa. deg, are to
occupy the place Of their fathers. All
members of the Sons Of Temperance and
ether young men who wish to participate
with them in this laudable enterprise,
will meet next Thursday night in the
Hall Of the Sons Of Temperance" in
the Gayoso Block, second floor, No. 1894
Main street. In respect, DoS JOSE,
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PLEASANT QUARTERs.-Rooms and ex-
celIent day board can be had at the pri'
vate house, No. Linden street, near
the corner Of Shelby. Those desiring all
the comforts of home, with an album
dainty spread table, and every attention
conducive to comfort, should call as
above before seeking quarters elsewhere.
The best of references required and
qivan. 49,.
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BOARDING

DoARDING : ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
Is families or single gentlemen. furnished or
Iinfurnished. with board. All day borders
taken. Terms moderate. Apply a. 100 Mon
roe street. - - =. -oi-
DOARDING.- OR THREE GENTLE
ID men can be. accommodated WITH DAY
BOARD by application at No. 80 Monroe
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading. Dray
Tickets, and all kinds Of Blanks for sale
at this Office i.L.f.af I
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Two hundred pieces select styles linen
lawns at bargain. Call Of Rice, Silk
n Co.'s. 307 Main straet. tteI Ga
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Ladies' and ChiIdren's undereIoth-
ing and marseiiIes suits at l.. Kre-
mer's. IS
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County CoNyENTIoN--In obedience
to the request of the State Central DEM
ocratic Committee, / hereby call upon
all Conservatives and Democrats in
Shelby county to assemble at the Ex-
change Building, on Monday evening,
June LIST, at eight o'clock, for the pur-
pose of selecting delegates to represent
Shelby county in the Convention to be
held at Nashville on the 9th of June
next, which has been called to appoint
delegates to attend the National Demo-
cratic Convention to assemble in New
York on the fourth day of July next. A
full attendance is desired, and complete
and thorough reorganization must be
effected. By order of the County Exeeu-
tive Committee.
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CoAL.-Bigly, Mellersh 4 Co., dea lers
in Pittsburg aud Kentucky coal, 25 South
Court street. Il uln1 4Ub
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50 doz. beef Tongues at 4I'JsfferaOn 5

X. G. K.'s.-Beware Don't draw at
Soho square, but attend the legitimate
drawing at Corkscrew Club (lO:3O) to-
night. By order of the Great Grand
CorkscreW. ~
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Mosr beautiful styles linen lawns, 30
cents per yard. %
I RIcE q EgGRL.
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,,v,,b.- rith FIXTURES. Partiss dssirins
4 rsod b1dnca location. would de ven = n
eu'f' % 10 a. shRTORIOUs 4 Co. -
Nay 4. ls6s. 1881 ~ Union street
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OFFICIAL HISTORY or The war,
BY Hon. ALEx'R III. STEPHENS.
A Book for all Sections and all Parties


THIS GREAT WORK PRESENTS THE
i only complete and impartial analysis of the
Causes Of the War yet published, and gives
those interior lights and shadows Of the great
conflict only known to those high officers who
watched the food-tide OF revolution from its
fountain springs. and which were so accessible
to Mr.. Stephens from his position as second
officer of the onfederacy. ty,,.
To public that has been surf sited with APP
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change, Of fare. both agreeable and salutary.
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The Great American War has AT LAST found
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The intense desire everywhere manifested TO
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ready sale, combined with an increased com
mission, make it the best subscription book
ever published. ~ y
One Agent in .Easton. Pa, reports 70 sub
scribers In three days. - -.fs..,,.-.z
One in Boston, Mass, 10S subscribers in four
days. th ..H
One in Memphis, Tenn, 1ce subscribers in
five days. .,. .,. ~,
Send for Circulars ard see our terms, and a
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PIrrsBuRo and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown a Jones, Office 247 Second
street. I
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Cheese! Cheese

OEA BOXES HAMBURG AND FACTORY
, ZDO Cheese. on commission, for sale low 70
VIC '' sCHoOLFIKLp a HANAUKR,
No. 80 Front street.
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Once. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.

HAYS Coal CoMPAYY.--Best Pittsburg
coal, Wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office, 287 Main street.
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For REST.-Four new stores, just fin
ished, low to good tenants; Nos. l76,
l7s, 1874 and $50. For sale: The lot on
Second, near southwestlcorner Of Madi-
son, must be sold.
.,s4 sa s,.B eN WHEATLEY 4 AvEyF,
10 sll"''t No, 10 Bethel Block.
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\ 1000 hats, from IS cents "a, 81, at
/ '64 ~. RIcE 4 EseEL's,
4 - -. 203 Win street.
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Fl. B. PAckER-No. Pittsburg coal
No. 1884 Main street. ~
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MUsoUITo bars, slightly damaged, a
IS cents bar.
Er1 gLrg RICE & ENGLE,
+ 203 Main street
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Our hats are the best. Leisly a Co.,
matters, e6e Main street. 81
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ON HArs made new, ssl Main st. II
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POLICE ITEMS.

T. g. n (
Mrs. NJ. franklin, who reached the
city yesterday on the steamer Natona,
reported that during her trip to this city
her trunk had been broken open by
thieves on the boat, and quantity of
clothing stolen. Mrs. f. resides in
Chelsea, and was returning to her home
from a trip down the river. The theft
is supposed to have been committed by
negroes employed on the steamer.
Five arrests we're made by the police
of the lower district yesterday--all ne
groes.
Between three and four o'clock this
morning, Officers Wright and Crupper,
while making their rounds, discovered
that Schmidt's shoe store, on Main,
near Gayoso street, had been broken
open and robbed. The thieves had made
OFF with their plunder before the officers
reached the spot, leaving the door of the
shop open after them. The goods stolen
will not exceed sixty dollars in value.
Four cases only were disposed Of in
police court this morning.
Mr.. Henry Headley, who resides in
Chelsea, on going out to his yard this
morning, found that his wagon was minus
its wheels. They had been taken off
during the night.
Lydia Bedford, a negro servant, was
up before Esquire Walton last evening,
on the charge Of stealing a sack Of feath-
ers from her employer, Mrs. M. ]. Con-
nell. She was sent up in default Of bail,
to answer at thenex term Of the Grim
inal Court
GoDEY's LADIES BooK.-The June
number Of this fAyoriie fashion maya
zine has arrived at Emmons', 10 Jetfer-
son and 3es Main street, also the Seien-
ti6e American.l Chimney Corner, New
York Ledger, Metropolitan Record,
Round Table, Courier des Etats Unis,
New York journal Of Commerce, New
York Mercurl, Bazaar, London Illus
trsted News. L0adOH Panch, Irish Citi-
.en, Scottish journal. Literary Album,
New York Day Book, Banner, Of Light,
Citizen, Nation, and the New York and
Wesiern dailies
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-oNB B. HORSE POWER EN-
\ CINE and Boiler; one No. McC9wn Pump,
IN good order, with pipe, forceps and showers;
aho. fine Mirrors. Barber Chairs, Water Tanks.
etc.. etc, low for cash; and house No. u Pop
lar street for rent. Inquire at ii. g. HAMPE'S,
0yerton Hotel Barber Shop. 6s|
NOR SALE. PATENT METALLIC
Il "Clothes Lines" will last 20 years for
sale at No. 40 Madison street
65* HALLER, FISHER & co.
NOR SALE.-A GOOD WORK MULE.
Il Apply to 1886 Main street. Terms-One-
half cash, balance in sixty DAYS. no IN IS
VNOR SALE--A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF
FfTr-I ROOFING PITCH, .glA4
at 81 Pigeon Roost road. -. IS
NOR SALE-A Splendid SECONDHAND
Telegraph Office. - : - 3l-f
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Special Notices.

Pure Soda watsr.-we have obtained, at
great expense. one of the finest and most ap-
proved GENERATORS ever invented for the
manufacture Of Soda Water. 1t Is connected
with cistern Of pure rain water and as the
process of its hnanufacture Is constantly going
on, II is always, fresh. cool and pure. Give 1t d
trial. . n nig 81 h
WARD 4 LrGUERE. Druggists. q
20 arU Cor. Main and Adams streets.
70 Opposite Worsham House.
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LAUNDRY OFFICE, 40 Jefferson st.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

xssrssrrPr AND rrxsKssEr RAILROAD,
Arripe. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. 225 pm. 4l5 pm.
Sardis accom'n ex. Sunday, $3.50 An. l:30 pm.
Freight, North, Monday,
Tuesday and Friday.
South, Tuesday. Thursday IL
and Saturday........--.... ss25 pm. $50 AN.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLRsToy RAILROAD.
Through express. daily....10:40 PM. 1880 Pm.
Somerville nc. save Sunday s:25 AN. 500 pm.
Corinth ac., save Sunday, 600 AN.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time. ....,. r.,FrsrI1lr9g ALL In
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express".............. 9:l5A.N.- 100 Am.
Night Express"............. 9:15 Pm. 400 Pm.
Railroad time is is minutes faster than city
time. Ticket Office, No. 2s711s Main street. De-
pot. head of Main street.
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Will keep constantly on hand. for sale Low
FOR CASH, full supply Of Agricultural I'M
Elements and Machinery, portable and station
ary Steam Engines Of all sizes, Cotton Pre- Fes,
Carver's Cotton Gins. Milburn's Wagons,
Thimble, Skein and Iron Axles, Reapers and
Mowers, Horse Powers and Threshingo Ma
chimes. etc. 20 -
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iDoS'r forget to 90 to the Receiver s
sails of Elson's stock, 3O5 Main street.
See advertisement. 70 aia-sf &c
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To buy q good hat, go TO Leidy &
Co.'s, ESQ Main street, opposite the
Square. 81
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BEST styles linen..lawns at 80 cents.
'g 70 ggfl n 40 RIGS a ENGEL.
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TrfmEnines and buttons, the latest
styles and best variety I'm the city, M
l.. Kremer.A Is
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We are constantly receiving novel;
ties I'm Gents neck wear.
robson, SNEED d CO.,
IS Main ST., opposite Court square.
1000 pair of jeans pants at 81 10 per
pair. RICE & ESGEL,
+ 2O3 Main street. Z
SAVE money and 90 70 the Receivers
sale of Elson's stock, 3O5 Main street.
See advertisement &C
The place for latest styles of goods
is l.. Kremer's. IS
Travellers will find n fine assert-
ment Of Ladies' and Gents trunks.
vaIises and bags az Robson, Sneed a
Co.'s, 2eI Main street 65
A LARGE line Of cashmere and tweeds
for boys summer wear, extra cheap, at
Rice, Silk & Co.'S, 3O7 Main street Ga
Linen busters. at lower prices Than
ever before offered I'm this market, at
Robson, sneed q Co.'S, eeI Main
street. IS
~ LossDALE bleached domestic at 20
cents. RICE & ExGKL-
The neafest spring and summer
hats I'm the city, nc ees Main street,
opposite the square. Leidy a Co,
matters. q
Dox'T fail 10 inspect the new snd
beautiful assortment Of nozambiques,
uobairs, Chene mOhairs, mourning
goods, grenadines, just opened At Rice.
Ssix 4 Co.'S, SO7 Main street g.
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so pieces Of jeans, for summer wear,
RrcF A EXCEL.
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100 cases straw hats and sundOwns,
the latest shapes, Mt extremely low
prices, at l.. Kremer's. 65
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FRENCH corsets, 81 each, at Receivers
sale of Elson's stock, 3O5 Main street. &C
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WASrrD--To purchase, a secoud-hand
lockawsy for cash. Apply at this Office.
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Dissolution.

uHB COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
A Alexander, was dissolved by mutual consent
on the 9Th inst. The firm name will be used
only in settlement of the business. by either OF
the firm, who is authorized to use the same
r. g. MATTHEW'S.
j. G. ALEXANDER.
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NorroE.-An important meeting viii
be held BY the Congregation Children Of
Israel tomorrow Sunday at 81 o'clock
a N. at the Memphis Club Hall. Pune
tual attendance by members is requested.
By order Of the Board Of Tastes.
Cu., cu4osa Seciv
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SALTI SALT!

~ 600 BARRELS SALT IN STORE
scHooLFIELD 4 HANAUER,
No. 28 front st.. Agents Mum City salt.
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Money 20 loan on ColIaterals az 81,
Main street. .......-.., ct
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BUSINESS CHASGE-The large assort-
ment of drugs, medicines, ETC., consti-
tuting the stock Of r. 81. Page, % Poplar
street, has been purchased by the well
known druggists, Keasbey 4 Co, who,
since taking charge Of the business, have
made such changes and additions as
render this one of the completest and
most attractive retail establishments in
the city. That well known pharma-
cutist, Mr.. James 7. LeGuere, will have
exclusive charge of the prescriptive
department under the new firm, than
whom a more reliable gentleman is not
N he found. II.
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Do you want bArgaiDsf II so, go to
the Receivers sale Of ElsOn's stock. See
advertisement. Do
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MATTHEWS a ALEXANDER,
asa Second street, Memphis, Tenn,

MANUFACTURERS AGENTS FOR THE
INl sale Of Agricultural Implements and Ma
chinery,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-16
A CARD.
stock and Fixtures For sale.


1,oR THE MKT TIN DAYS WE WILL
II or al r.rir.le ale. % realo1a1le term,