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LADIES corsets. 81, worth 81 so.
NJ. KRAUs 4 Co., cor Main and Adams
LOVE AND SUICIDE.
Sad End of a Tennesseean I'm
Mississippi.

The last number Of the Water Valley
Signal gives us the following account of
an affair which has been already men,
toned:
On Wednesday evening last the quiet
of our city was broken by one Of the most
unfortunate affairs it has been our mis-
fortune to witness or record. The cir
cum stances of this melancholy occur
renee are about as follows: On Monday
last, Mr.. r. NJ. johnson, of this city, left
home with the intention Of, as be said, TO
see his sweetheart, whose name we sup
press, who was at the time living about
thirty-fve miles from here. Late in the
evening he was seen about twenty miles
east of this place. On Wednesday about
10 o'clock he returned to what is known
as Big Rock School House, between Sa-
repta and Paris, and called the teacher,
Mr.. Robert EmLry, out, and stated to him
that be vsa "forssken, AID was going to
kill himself" Mr.. Embry thought lightly
Of the remark, but after talking a moment
be (JohnsoD) pulled out his pistol, and,
after delivering a short prayer, he fred one
barrel without effect, but quick as thought
he fred again, the SECOND ball taking
effect in the left breast He then
walked to the school house door and
fell. Mr.. Embry dismissed his school,
and Mr.. j. then made request that Mr..
Darrell, bis brother-iu-law, be made &C.
quainted with the affair; then asked to
be stripped Of his shoes, cravat and COL
lar. Every effort was made to restore
him, but, in about two hours, be expired,
having said nothing during thu ,.ae-
though apparently sane---to Indicate that
he regretted the sGsai act. We were called
upon by the friends of the deceased
to go after the body; and, leaving the
city at about nine. o'clock at nighi, we
arrived in the morp;os a, the school
house, where We found the body neatly
dressed and laid out by the citizens Of
the neighborhood. As soon ss L could
be done the body was iYeiosed in neat
metallic case, sad at about six o'clock 10
the evening, The party arrived hero With
the remsins. The peXt EsOrniag tFri-
day ! the writer Of his sad notice and
thfep oshss members Of the /. o o f.,
Of which be was member, were detsii. ed
TO carry bis remains to Somerv.,ie, Tenn,
for interment, TIE funeral was well al
tended BY the friends, relatives and citi-
zens of Some,ville-the services being
/ conducted BY the Rev. Mr.. Halter, pastor
of the Baptist church.
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River.


The river here is falling rapidly at st.Louis
1t is also falling. The Ohio is rising, with seven
feet in the canal at Louisville. The Arkansas
Is rising with large stage of water from Fort
Smith. White river is almost bank full. but Is
declining.
The levee presented business-like appear
ance this morning.
BOATS LEAVING THIS EVENING.
The steamer Sam. J. Hale. VIM. p. Walker,
master. and Ed. @. Miller. clerk. leaves this
evening. at Eve o'clock. for Cairo. Louis
vile and Cincinnati. This is an excellent boat.
and safe to travel on. Sire always makes good
time.
The magnificent steamer. Marble City. is the
regular packet for Cairo and st. Louis
at i've o'clock this evening. The gal
liant and courteous gentleman. Captain Car
ter. commands. with Henry Dietrich in the
office. The Marble City Is one of our best and
most commodious steamers. and is always on
time. Her cabins are neat and clean.
The aeet Ozark leaves this evening at
Eve o'clock for Pine Bluff, Little Rock and Fort
Smith. Captain Harrison Blasdel commands.
with AID Storm and Jim Salisbury in the Office.
The Ozark is one of the best boats on the river,
and her officers are clever fellows.
The new and splendid passenger and freight
steamer Natoma viii lesye this evening at i've
o'clock for all points on White river. Captain
VIM. J, Ashford commands, with those clever
aud polite gentlemen. Garrett +. Huls and
John Smither. in the Office. She will run in
the fastest time on record.
The peoples favorite City Of Cairo is The reg
ular Saturday packet for Cairo and St. Louis.
leaving promptly at five O'Clock this eve
ming. The gentlemanly and ever-sbliging
Captain James w. MAliA commands. Messrs-
Henry COrbyu apa Glen. Nolte are clerks. than
whom no mare elsyer and accommodating gem
tleMeE can be found.
The magnificent Luminary leaves this even
ing at FIVE o'clock for Vieksburg and the bends.
Captain Dan. OOAEay Is IL command. and the
clever and courteous gentlemen ]. Lee Finney
ana Charles Parsons are the efficient and ever
popular clerks. The Luminary is one Of our
largest and most eOmmodious steamers. and
her state rooms are large, airy and comfort
ABLE.
The popular and e,egant passenger packet.
Mollie Able. Captain Dan. Able. will clear for
Yieksburg. Natchsz and New Orleans this eve
ming at Eve o'clock. John Leavenworth and
John Fenwick are the popular attentive clerks
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DEsoEo sTABLEs.-The large and COM
modious stables Of MIR. Zoe seligman' at
IS Union street, continue to do good
reliable business. The stables contain
some as gne stock as can be boosted OF
almost anywhere soath, sna an elegant
rig can be furnished at any time on short
notice; also, excellent arrangements for
:. sing bsegies and carriages in the
seer ,-hesd. Everything in good
order and complete. Som " Wv s.ss
teams that run our streets come
these stables.
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News in Brief.

NtWb ~
A special tax is imminent.
Played out--velocipedes. They keep
in.
Concert at Gabbert Academy, Tues
day night.
Cotton receipts yesterday, sixty bales.
Season closed.
Some of our contemporaries have taken
to large summer type.
New wheat from North Mississippi sold
yesterday for 81 35 per bushel
Service at Grace church tomorrow at
| lOt o'clock, by Rev, Mr.. Pickett.
The Thermometer yesterday was ninety
in the shade. To-day it is Dinetier.
Judge Shackelford speaks tonight at
the Opera House. The ladies are par
ticularly invited to attend.
Three hundred thousand dollars in
county bonds to be issued shortly to the
Mississippi River railroad.
Preaching tomorrow at the First Bap'
tist Church at 10 o'clock am. and 8
nm. by the pastor, Rev. d. E. Burns.
Detectives McCune and Connell re-
covered seven head Of stolen cattle, yes
terday aftefasop; in Wolf river bottom
Mr.. W. B. Rsdwine, Of the People
| Bank, left yesterday for New York. sid
the Sopthern route, to be absent all
summer,
DR.. Duncan, of Vicks5arg, WI give a
reading, Monday night, at the Memphis
Club Hall, for the benefit Of the Masonic
Relief Fund.
Judge P. T. Scruggs has also applied
to chancellor Harris for a mandamus
against Registras Williams, and will be
granted hearing.
Tie Peak Family Bell Ringers will be
here next Monday night, to open an en-
gagement of four evenings at the Ne"
Memphis fheater.
IT,, new buildings on Madison street,
.hs LEDoER Office, begin ia
~ Ill. al -hen completed
'0on up street,
will be an ornament to our Wsns.
J.J. Powers, the jailer, and W. 81.
White, County Commissioner, have en-
larged their bonds, according to the re
quirements of the Grand Jury. How
about Ed. O'Pshaw and Barbour Lewis ?
The Democratic Executive Committee
of Shelby county will meet Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, at Democratic
heac quarters on Second street, on BUSH
ness Of importance. We hope that every
member will attend punctually.
DR.. /. Z. Nsgle, otherwise and more
generally known as cousin Nourma,
returned to the city yesterday, from a
short visit to Hot Springs, Arkansas. A
graphic letter from his pen, which only
preceded him few hours, will be found
in another column.
Arrivals at some of the hotels have
been quite numerous for some days past
For instance, the Peabody has booked
more guests within the four last days
than in any similar length of time since
the house opened, except during the con
vention. When people are able to travel
It is evidence that times are not oppres'
sively hard with them.
Travel has set in at pretty lively rate
on the Memphis aud Charleston railroad
Hundreds Of people are coming mp from
Mississippi, from Arkansas, and othel
States, and going East for the summer
Many Of them take the Virginia Springs
in their way, and after tsrryiDg ther'
awhile, expect to 90 on further North
While this movement Of our Southern
friends is gratifying proof that they arr
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Jon Painting AND BooK BIsnISG.-
Messrs. Dalton s. Price, No. 8 Jefferson
street, under Commercial Hotel, would
call attention to the fact that they are
daily executing, with neatness and
dispatch, every variety of job printing
such % cards, bill heads, letter heads
drsy receipts, clreHlars, ety.; sta, they
would call particular attention to the
quality of paper used in their account
gales, and invite merchants to examine
it, as it was imported IL them expressly
for this market, and cannot be egualled
in the city. Their bindsry is complete
in oil itg brspshesl and they give special
attention to the MANUFACTURE at blank
:. -ok,. Their terms are moderate, and
all they ask is .,ial, guaranteeing salts.
faction in every case.
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MARRIAGE L.sEEsEs.vCertifcates of
marriage have been returned this vses
to John Leagues Office, on licenses is
SIZED to A. j. johnson and Mrs. Caroline
Peters, msrFisd June u by Rev. Black
pan Williams; Hewitt GlarEe and Miss
Sarah Turner, married June 2 by S. A.
Moore, Esq; also, two aolored couples.
The matrimonial market is not, at pre-
sent, greatly agitated.
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DRuos. Call at the elegant establish
ment Of Messrs. Morrison 4 Ellis, at 1872
Main street, for anything and everything
10 that line. Prompt attention politely
given at all times of the day or night to
customers. Everything is in perfect
order, and the gentlemen in charge Of
the different departments understand
their business. They have also fine
assortment Of toilet articles, such as are
indispensable to every lady and gentle-
man. 'a
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GREAT, GREArER, GREATEsr = THE
GREAr RED SToRE.-Dry goods at greatly
reduced prices at the Great Red Store,
230 Main street. Lawns. organdies,
linens and ducks, at great bargains, at
the Great Red Store. Call and buy great
bargains at the Great Red Store, $50
Main street. S6-I
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NOTICE.

MEMPHIS. May q. t6s.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF TIN
| Stool holders Of the Mississippi river rail-
road al the ofice Of the Company In Memphis,
at 10 o'clock an, on
Friday, the 24fh day ofJune, 1859,
For the purpose Of electing nine Directors o.
aid road, 10 serve for one year.
By order Of the Board. - -
7s-oaW-10l ISAAC hOhkiSOc' seeJ'
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Corner Main and Adams.

LET Us HAVE "PEAs."-R. W. Chap
pell, the live man at the posto6ice, has
magazines for July, and Ledger, satur-
day Night, New York Weekly, and all the
late papers, etc.
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ALL.wooL shepherd plaid pants and
vest pattern, for two dollars, at the Rev
aution One and Two Dollar Store, 29S
Main street. SAT
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"ESGLIsH FEMALE BITTERs is an ad
mirable prescription for females"
]. A. P. KENNEDY, NJ. D.,
"a Coffseville, Mississippi.
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SILvER-pLATRD sugar bowls, butter
dishes, goblets, syrup cups and call bells
for one dollar each at the Revolution
One and Two Dollar Store, 298 Main
street 9St
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MONEY LOANED at ses Main. lls

FIVE HUNDRED Lisle thread shawls for
two dollars each at the Revolution One
and Two Dollar Store, 298 Main
street. 93f
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Perfamed soaps Mt sec. per dozen
pieces, 1900 yds. fine lawn, at Zoe.
per yard grenadines, at Ice. per I'D,
worth zoe. and everything else I'm
proportion, at vendig d Bros. No.
226 Main sfreet. est
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SILVER PLATED, fve-bottled revolving
casters for two dollars each at the Revo-
luton One and Two Dollar Store, 29S
Main street. 93T
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NorIoE.-All parties having claims
against the Hebrew Orphan Asylum
picnic are requested to leave their bills
at the Secretary's Office before Saturday
pm. CHAs. SoHLoss, Sec'y,
Sc 2l4 Main street.
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IvoRY-HANDLEp and sandle wood span
gled silk fans, one dollar each, at the
Revolution One and Two Dollar Store,
sos Main Street. VAT
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recovering from their losses and are able
to leave home, we cannot help wishing
that they would patronize and build up
Southern watering places, and keep all
the money they have to spend at home.
Captain Barney Hughes, the affable and
efficient passenger agent, is always ready
to furnish information and tickets at his
Office.
The school census Of Memphis, just
taken, shows that the ten wards OF the
city contain 275l white males, and 32l0
females; total whites, 1851. There are
2057 black males, and l409 females; to-
tai, 3466. Total white and black, s427,
of which number only 1871 attend public
schools, and 1855 private schools. Num-
Der attending no schools, 1886.
Hon. M. T. Ryder has placed us under
obligations for q copy of the Geology OF
Tennessee" by Jas. M. Stafford, the State
Geologist. This is an elegant work Of
Eve hundred and fifty pages, Astounding
with plates and containing fine geology
cal map. The book appears to be care
fully compiled, and is doubtless worthy oil
a place in the library of every scholar
Last evening about dark a sneak-thie
stole drawer from the safe Of Messrs
Schmidlapp, Marsheutz 4 Co., tobacco
m merchants, at 300 Main street. The
drawer contained, besides some papers
a large gold chain, o hair fob chain,
diamond ring, and about one hundred anc
twenty dollars in money = altogether
| making three hundred and fifty dollars
A reward of fifty dollars is offered.
The Memphis and Charleston railroad
is building at the depot two magnificent
sleeping cars, which will compare favor
ably With any ever constructed in this
country. They will cost about $25,OOC
| apiece, and enable the company to save
| FIVE or six thousand dollars on each BY
not ordering them from the North, and
the work is much better done. The ma
| terial and the workmanship is all of home
production, and the money spent is KEEP
among Memphis mechanics.
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EXHIBITION IN CHELsEA.-Mr. ROPER
the blind man, will give an exhibition
with his magic lantern in the little
Methodist church in Chelsea, Monday
and Tuesday nights. Admission, fifty
cents; children, twenty-five cents. We
hope he will be well patronized by cui
clever neighbors, as be gives foe show
and is in every respect worthy of sup
psrt &c
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SrvEs pair ladies' fine white base for
one dollar, at the Revolution One and
Two Dollar Store, 29S Main street.
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ELEGANT parlor vases for two dollars
each at the Revolution One and Two
Dollar Store, 298 Main street. 93f
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LADIES white tucked skirts for one
dollar at the Revolution One and Two
Dollar Store, 29a Main street. 93t
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SET of six goblets for one dollar at the
Revolution One and Two Dollar Store,
299 Main street. 93t
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oz osr Grst page We have compiled a
directory of business houses, which our
readers will find serviceablo medium
for giving their location. esf
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WAyERLEY NOVELS tor one dollar per
volume OF the Revolution One and Two
Dollar Store, 299 Main street. 93t
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Two YARDS wide heached table linen,
III per yard, worth 81 50-warranted all
linen. 9O-tl M. KRAUs & Co.
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GREAT bargains in gents furnishing
goods, clothing, boots aud shoes at the
Great Red Stere, 23O Main. This estab'
lishment will keep its doors open until 10
OF clock this evening.
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CRY and country buyers of dry goods
be sure and attend the grand seminar
nual clearing sale of summer goods at
greatly reduced prices during the month
Of June, at N. KnAVs " Co.,
COT Corner Main and Adams
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this Office.
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GLASS fruit dishes, one dollar each, at
the Revolution One and Two Dollar
Store, 298 Main street.
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In order to close out the balance Of our
spring and summer stock during the
present month, we have reduced all
classes of goods to prices that must COM
mand ready sale.
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LINEN DoYLIEs, one dollar per dozen,
at the Revolution One and Two Dollar
Store, 298 Main street. 94f
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Com. SILVER napkin rings, two dollars
each, at the Revolution One and Two
Dollar Store, 299 Main street.
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COUNTRY merchants that buy dry goods
look at our stock. M. KRAUs Il Co,
GOT Corner Main and Adams.
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Yesterday was the warmest day Of the sea
son 90 far. and to-day will probably be more
90" The barometer Is very high. indicating a
continuation Of clear and warm weather
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GET your F. Y. shirts and furnishing
goods direct of the manufacturers, Wig.
gans & Thorn, 233 Clay Building. 50-t
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We are determined to close out as
early as possible, regardless of cost, the
balance of our spring and summer stock
of trimmings. Call and secure bargains
T. W. JOHNSTON Il Co.,
9l.96 BAT Main street.
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BRADLEY's thirty-spring duplex skirts
for one dollar at the Revolution One and
Two Dollar Store, 29S Main street. 93t
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Iryou want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben & Bro, 2Sl Main stree,
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LADIES white hose, 81 rs per dozen
to be sold by the doEsn only.
II. Klaus q Co., cor. Main and Adams
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IF you want goodold Megibben whisky
20 to Megibbes 4 Bro, 2Sl Main street
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LADIES black walnut work-boxes and
writing-desks for two dollars each at the
Revolution One and Two Dollar Store,
298 Main street. 93t
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TIN SOUTH MEMPHIS SCHooL.-The
examination of this school, at 220 Beal
street, ended yesterday. 1t continued
for over week, and was most searching,
the questions being eral and written, The
results were very gratifying, each pupil
evincing proficiency and great progress
W. L. Roach made the highest marks,
Charles N. Leonard, E. Mitchell, E.
Rawlings, T. Kendig aud W. R. Cross
ranking next in order F. M. Cash and
J. ]. Babb ranked highly also. The de-
clamatory exercises we're very superior,
Mr., Mitchell intends holding a select
morning Glass during the summer. Boys
remaining in the city will DO we'll to join
at once. f.f
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ALL-LlNES towels, 81 50 per dozen.
COT M: KRAUs " Co.
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ADVERTISE your business in LEDGER
directory, first page. 7
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eoAH DING
CENTRAL HOTEL

OENTRAL HOTEL
BOARD. with lodging. reduced after the l. y %
June. GENTLEMAN and lady. per month, SO (;
sinele septieman, per month. $50. Payable
weekly. invariably, or old prices. will be
charged. hfrEo hAollN1oi
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

CTRAYED OR. STOLEN SORREL
- horse-mu' o. with shaved tail, medium siz,,
branded on left shoulder "a. Twenty five dol
lars reward will be paid for his return to Capt.
M. M. Bateman. Lauderdale street. near Her
nsndo road. 95-lo0s
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BLEAoHED domestics, loo per yard.
M. KRAUs & Co., cor. Main and Adams.
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED. ANY IN
| formation Of the whereabouts Of X. L.
smith, Esq, win be thankfully received at the
Belle Memphis saloon. on Adams street, be-
tween Main and Front
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WANTS.

TrANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss FEMALE
w cook, for q small family. Good refer
ences required. Liberal wages paid. Call al
279 Front street " g3
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben a Bro, 2sl Main street.
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IF you want good old Megibben whis-
XIV, 20 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main St.
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YARD-wIDE bleached domestic, l2aC
per yard. M. KRAUs d Co.
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ELEGANT black walnut jewel-boxes for
two dollars each at the Revolution One
and Two Dollar Store, 298 Main
street, vi
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BEAUTIFUL shell toilet boxes for two
dollars at the Revolution One and Two
Dollar Store, 298 Main street. 93f
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLHMEs.-All-linen
handkerchiefs. 81 per doz., worth Sc. Bri.
fish half-hose, "a so per dozen, worth Sc.
Pulled bosom shirts, 81 90, worth SO 90.
Gauze and Lis!e thread shirts at great
bargains. M. KRAUs & Co.,
GOT Corner Main and Adams.
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THE CITY.

PIrTsBuRa and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown d Jones, Office 262 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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THREE-BsrrLED breakfast casters for
one dollar at the Revolution One and
Two Dollar Store, 29S Main street. 93t
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Az entire fresh supply of groceries of
every kind, just received, at j. Devotos,
corner Third and Adams streets. LOG
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main street.
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FOR r z MT.

NIicE ROOMS FOR RENT IN KIT WILL
~ ha's'S o'o'A' d. A. STOvALL.
ca 81 Main street.
1TnREs OFFICES ,BASEMENTS,S SLEEP
- tne rooms fronting Court Square,.
VI. A. WHEATLEY' Rental ai hg pin.p
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NOR SALE. EXCHANGE OR RENT-MY
Maze four miles out on the Hernando road
Containing twelve and q half acres geod lang !,
weI improved; new house. hitchen, servant yam.
house, smoks-house. crib serriaee n9u or
Tasdp raspberries, strawberries and gsapes
ens cloycr lot, grass lot. garden. otc,; we
SPLENDID cisterns and horse-po WI, be so,d
on easy terms toeether With nag, k ctn prop
nrtv or rented to good tenant. Enr Partieu-
cry eiS' ~ 10 X. WHITMGRE,
aats' aFp" PUBLIC LEDGER ofhce.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-19

GIVE us q call, and we will satisfy you
that no house in the city can ssll cheaper
dry goods. T.W. JOHNSTON 4 Co.,
ql.e6 347 Main street.