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"ProfesNor," said a student in pur-
snit Of knowledge concerning the ha6-
it's Of animals, "why does cat, while
eating, turn her head first one way
and then the other ?'' "For the rea-
son" replied the professor, "that she
cannot turn it both ways at once"
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BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.

The splendid passenger and freight and resu-
lar United States mail packet, Thomas II. AL
len. is announced for Helena, Napoleon, Pine
Bluff. Little Rock. Fort Smith and all in
termediate landings 10 morrow evening at five
o'clock. She belongs to the Arkansas River
Packet Company, and is one Of the best boats
of the line. Captain Reese Pritchard COM
mands, with those excellent gentlemen. G. 7.
Walker and Joe homas. in the office.
The magnificent steamer, Des Arc, will
get away to- morrow Tuesday, evening at Eve
o'clock. for all points on hite river. Her ac-
cemmodatiens are inferior to no other boats
on the river. and her officers are ever mindful
and attentive to the wants Of passengers. Cap
tain John d. Elliott will be on the roof, and
Joe Elliott and Matt. Glass in the Office.
The elegant ST. Francis will leave to- morrow
Tuesday, evening at Eve o'clock for all points
on the St. Francis river. Captain 7. X. Bow
man commands. The efficient and popular
clerks are Messrs. Sam. Paine, W. Ii. Clarke
and ]. II. Banks.
The splendid steamer Robert 3. Lee will be
in port to leave for Vicksburg an d New Orleans
tomorrow evening at FIVE O'Clock. Capt. Can
non commands. with J. 7. Roberts and John
MossOp in the Office. The Lee carries the
"horns " for the fastest time. and is Justly en-
titled to them.
The regular Memphis and st. Louis packet,
Belle Memphis, Crane, master, and Billy Blen-
ker, clerk. leaves tomorrow evening at five
for Cairo and ST. Louis. The Belle Memphis
is new boat. and is perfectly safe and reliable.
and her officers are gentlemen ofthe frst-water.
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that on bis arrival the body was cold and

that on bis arrival the body was cold and
life was extinct.
The bullet was extracted by dissecting
the head completely, and was found to be
of the largest size for Colts navy. II
had passed through the face, entering be.
low the right eye, and penetrating the
brain produced instant death. 'rf
ADJOURNMENT OF THE JURY.
The jury, after sitting from half past
10 am. to half past 2 pm, adjourned in
order to procure the testimony of several
important Witnesses. They meet again
at pm. to-day. Warrants we're issued
for every person 10 the house at the time
of the murder, except Harvey, who did
not appear to be implicated in the bloody
affair.
Late yesterday evening one Of the par.
ties whose names have been suppressed
was arrested. The other has net been
found.
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owner WANTED FOR 4 bAsY.-Inere
is sort Of immigration just COW 'na'
causes no little gossip and scandal.
During the past week newly-born babies
have been picked up on door-steps and
by-ways in various parts of the city
About Eve o'clock yesterday morning q
colored woman living on Henry avenue
found inc boy, three hours old,wrspped
in an old skirt, lying on piece OF q
fence-board, at the southeast corner oil
the old Catholic cemetery. The colored
woman took the child home, with the in
tention, we presume, Of raising it The
white people of the neighberhood, on
learning "all about the matter" de-
manded the baby from the negress,
whereupon gay old shower of talk and
epithets took place. The whites, how
ever, "cAms eff victorious" and hold
nossessiou of the founding.
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News I'm Brief.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Chamber of Commerce takes place this
afternoon at four o'clock. All members,
merchants and visitors are requested to
attend.
Those having tickets to Prof. Burnett 8
concert remaining unsold, are requested
to turn them over to the Treasurer at the
Greenlaw Opera House by seven o'clock
this evening.
About two o'clock this morning fire
baoke out on Court street extended,
burning two frame houses-one belong
ing to Mrs. Crawley and the other to Mrs.
Ford. We did not learn the loss.
A waiter girl at Broom's concert sa-
loon, named Lizzie Clark, attempted to
put an end to her life by taking twenty
grains of morphine last Saturday evening.
Through the exertions Of DR.. Stillman,
she was saved after all hopes of recovery
were lost. tra
The Bluff City Base Ball Club have re-
ceived an answer to their challenge to
play picked nine of the best ball play
ers in the city, to play Wednesday, May
26th, on the grounds corner Lauderdale
and Vance streets. Game to be called
at 2} o'clock. A very interesting game
may be expected
The floral decoration of the graves Of
Federal soldiers OF the National Gene
terry on the Mobile and Ohio railroad
takes place on Sunday next. Arrange
ments have been made to have trains
running during the day, carrying pas
sengers there and back for twenty five
cents. The Chicago Glee Club will bt
there TO volunteer its services for the
benefit of the occasion.
Gardeners in the eastern suburbs o.
the city are determined to try an expert
ment this summer which, if it succeeds
will be of great value to them and to oul
citizens likewise. They intend planting
next week, the seed for crop of wintel
potatoes; and they believe they can rais'
sufficient to supply our markets until thu
spring crop ia ready. Heretofore we hat
to import potatoes daring winter from th'
West; but hereafter we are likely TO have
potatoes of our own raising all the veal
round.
The grounds In front Of ST. Peters
Orphan Asylum are now beauty snc
a 10y to the number Of ladies who visit
them on Sunday afternoons. III really
delightful to see the pretty little girls oil
the Asylum promenading and playing
under the shade of fragrant magnolias
and amid the thousand hues Of sweet
scented q lowers. Tbe Dominican Sisters
in charge deserve grest praise for thus
identifying the grounds for the pleasure
of the little snes. There is fine space
In the rear Of the Asylum for the boys
playground. The little fellows would be
thankful to any kind.hsSsted lnmberman
or carpenter for material for q syn
nasirm. They need one for exercise
which is preventive of sickness. Every
body should visit The Asylum grounds
The institution, which is Q credit to our
,.,;.v, Is open every Thursday for the re
sa.,;o, q visitors.
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Announcements.


Mr.. Ali Burnett closed most success
ful engagement at the New Memphis
Theater last Saturday evening. During
his entire engagement he has given ths
most universal satisfaction. As .
humorist he is unsurpassed, and in biz
astonishing change Of character he never
fails to receive unbounded admiration
and applause. He was finely assisted iu
his entertainments by the charming and
popular coincidence, Miss Nash, and Mr..
]. W. Sharpley, both of whom are great
favorites with our Memphis people
This evening he will give an entertain
ment in the Greenlaw Opera House for
the benefit Of the Masonic Relief Fund
The object is q noble one, and there
should be general turn out Of the frater'
nity-of which Mr.. Burnett is most
worthy member--and of our citizens
generally. There will be an entire
change Of programme, and the enter
tainment will be the best ever given.
Let there be full attendance.
Tuesday evening the ladies of Sprisg-
dale are to give strawberry festival and
concert at the Methodist church Of that
place. The ladies' and gentlemen of this
city are ell invited, and will have free
ride, going and coming, on the Mem
phis and Ohio railroad. Trains start at
half-past seven pm. Splendid music,
feasting and pretty ladies are few Of
the attractions offered. snHg
The Varieties add new stars 10 the
boards this week, and, as heretofore, the
attractions will be new, varied and enter
tanning. Lottie Mitchell, Hannah Birch,
Misses DsVere, May Scott and Alber-
tine, and others OF like note, will be on
hand, and the lovers of fun may expect
something interesting, rare and rich.
A splendid affair comes off at Mound
| City, in the shape of picnic, on We'd
nesday next. An elegant boat will be on
hand aud will carry passengers the round
trip for fifty cents. A grand time is ex-
pected, and all who can should attend.
St. Georges and St. Andrews Societies
join together to-day to celebrate the birth
of Queen Victoria by consolidated pic
mic to be given at St James Park. The
occasion will doubtless be a complete
success.
The Grand Strawberry Festival carried
on by the ladies Of the Central Methodist
Church continues to be an unbounded
success. Tonight tabl0aux, music and
other attractions will be offered. Ad-
mission only City cents.
A grand picnic of St. Patrick's, We'd
nesday, May &c, at james Park.
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Business on the wharf is better than usual
for Monday.
TIE river at this point continues to decline
slowly. The Ohio is declining at all points.
with suficiency ofwater for the largest boats.
The Arkansas is low and still declining. White
river is rapidly declining. All the other rivers
are falling.
BOATS LB9vIEa THIS EVENING.
The steamer George W. Cheek. Captain Jas
Lee, with Stack Lee and B. P. Fields in the
Office, will leave this evening at I've for
Friar's Point and intermediate Landings. The
G. W. @. is well known as enc Of eur jautiest
little packets. and her officers never allow their
patrons room for complaint.
For Vicksburg and intermediate landings.
take the splendid steamer Rubicon, Captain
W. II. Blake All. Grissom isclerk. She viii
leave at Eve o'clock this evening.
The splendid Julia is announced for Cairo,
ST. Louis and all way points this evening at Eve
o'clock. Captain Callahan commands. with
Andy Isaacs and Billy Blake in the Office.
The great and magnihcsnt low-pressure pas
senger steamer, Richmond. is the regular
packet for Cairo. Louisville AMI all intsrme-
date points this evening ct Eve o'clock. The
clever gentleman. Captain j. Slut Neal. CON-
N ands, With these estimAbls gentlemen, JEAN
s. voolfolk AID r. P. Ledge, in The s1cs.
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1t was reported recently that a Mr..
Maury, son of Lord Maury, aud nephew
of the Duke of Althorp, had married a
New York lady. Now it appears that
the young man who has got married is
not named Maury, but Murray and that
his father, instead of being brother of a
Duke, is a Dukes uncle; and that the
Duke, instead of being Duke of Althorp,
is Duke of Athole.
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THERE will be an opera and .fets at the
New Memphis Thsaier on Friday eve
ming, Nay 2s. under the direction Of Prof
Tepe aud Mrs. Morgan, by the pubils Of
the Memphis Female College. A grand
treat may be expected.
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CaILDRESs' DRESSES FROM PARIs.---We
will close out our importation Of chill
drens' Marsailles dresses at cost.
5St MENKEN BRoTHERs.
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The sun rose this morning in an overcast sky.
but at nine o'clock the clouds had cleared away
and the san shone out in all its glourieus splen-
dor. few seasonable showers Of rain would
do no harm lust now.
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ATTENTION G. A. R-All members of
Post No. 2, G. A. R, are requested to
meet at their hall Monday evening, May
Oath. A full attendance is required, it
being the last meeting previous to the
floral ceremonies at the National Gene
terry on the 3Oth inst. By order Of the
PosT COMMANDER.
Il. P. NJ, Adjutant. 70
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WANTS.

TTTANTED-To RENT OR PURCHASE
w asmaii farm Of aboutso OF 100 acres. bali
IN cultivation, with ordinary imRrovs n 81 y. =.
and within a short distanee 81 eIae. =, ~ nv
- ~. s.rrrfv rniles from the city. Persons WISH
me 40 rent OF cell, at q reaso1aole pf,Ss' IN
ind : rood customer b. addressing N. a.
Appeal oalee.
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You can get all the magazines, papers,
envelopes, and good and fine writing
paper, from the "man with pewter eye"
at the postoffice corner.
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CALL on Joe Locke, 1854 Main street,
for your wseklies and dailiss from every
where. Don't forget; Joe never fails,
and is always up to time.
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Come one, come all, and secure
bargains.
LOOK LOOK !

Perfumed soaps, sec. per dozen Inn.
ported kid gloves, soc. per pair
beautiful wells, worth 81, for soc.
German four.thread half hose, ~ 80
per dozen figured Mozambique, zoe.
per yard; Irish linen, 35c.; picnic
gloves, zoe. n pair; gtnghana, 1sc.
and every thing else I'm prop OrtfOn. at
vendig IL Bro. ., No. z28 Main 1T. 1879
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LADIES all.linen handkerchiefs 81 Il
per dozen. NJ. KRAUs & Co.,
ut Corner Main and Adams.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-24

SEA ISLAND yard.wide domestic, l2a
cents per yard. M. KRAUs & Co.,
72-t Corner Main and Adams.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-24

ADVERTISE your business in LEDGER
directory, first page. 7
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GENTLEMEN, take notice that we sell
gents all-linen hemmed handkerchief at
"a per dozen, worth SO. British half.hose,
81 so per dozen, worth Sc. Pulled
bosom shirts, 50, worth So. Gauze and
Lisle thread under shirts at great bar
gains. NJ. KRAUs Il Co.,
ut Corner Main and Adams.
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COUNTRY merchants that buy dry goods
will do well to call on M. Kraus & Co.,
corner Main and Adams. ut
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Whitelsw Reid has taken the bed OF
roses in the New York Tribune Office
Just vacated by Mr.. John Russell Young
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PLAIN and striped grenadines, rs cents
per yard. M. KRAUs Il Co.,
ut Corner Main and Adams.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-24

LADIES white hose, 81 IS per DOZEN;
worth So. NJ. KRAUs & Co.,
72.t Corner Main and Adams.
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Doors AND SHoEs.-Joseph Fassman
successor to Muller & Fsssman) has re-
moved to his old stand, No. 20 Jefferson
street, where be will be pleased to see his
customers. Great bargains can be had
on stock saved from the FIRE which burned
his store in April. 70
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Auction sale Of counter and shelly
ing, i'm store No. 2O7 Main street, 10.
morrow tuesday morning, May 20,
at 10 O'Clock.
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WHITE and pink mosquito MEETINGS,
from New York auctions, at M. Krsus &
Co.'s, corner Main and Adams. ut
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Chinese pOpIins, Ice. yard, at the
Great Red store, 2sO Main SC. III
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" you want good old Megibben whis-
ky, 90 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main at.
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T50UND-THIs MORNING, A LITTLE
IL eirl. three or four years old, dark com
plexion, dark Dyes. sandy hair. Her parents
1855 Linden street.