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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-29
New Orleans cotton and Money
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Special to PuBLIc LEDGER, by Southern Pacific
and Atlantic telegraph
sNRw YoRK, March 40, 1925 am.--
Gold, 1919. Bonds of 'Sl, 1853; 5-20s--
so, llss; GA, llss; '65. ll5a; new
5-2Os--65, ll23; '67, 1928; SO, ll3s /;
l0-40s, 1868; Pacific Skies, l04s. Gov.
ernmen,s dull and heavy, with some dis
position TO sell. Sterling Exchange un.
changed; prime sixty-dsy bills, l08f.
Gold loaning at ! per cent, with large
short interest uncovered. Money strin-
gent, vt Z per cent gold on call.
ll:25 a.ns.-Gold, 1913. Wells, Fargo
a Co. sExpress, 30i; American Express,
Al; Adams Express, 5s$ United States
Express, So; Merchants Union Express,
l5a; Quicksilver, 1873; Canton, So; Pa
cihc Mail, 500; Western Union Tele-
graph, 37a; New York Central, 1891;
Erie, -; Hudson, 1879; Reading, 900;
Chicago and Alton, 100; Chicago and
Alton preferred, ISL; Toledo, Wabash
and Fort Wayne, 66a; Toledo, Wabash
and Fort Wayne preferred, II; st. Paul,
70a; st. Paul preferred SCH; For.
Wayne, 1929; Ohio and Mississippi, 80;
Michigan Central, III; Michigan
Southern, $751; Illinois Central, 1871;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 3d. Cleveland
and Toledo, LOG; Rock Island, 1909;
Chicago and Northwestern, 83s; Chr
cago and Northwestern preferred, 9l3
Market active; bears covering; lower
prices anticipated in consequence of the
OF the money market.
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Colonel Dunbar Holder.

We we're glad to meet this distinguished
son of Mississippi, who ia now stopping
at the Peabody Hotel. Colouel Holder
was one of the gallant defenders Of the
Lost Cause" ard during our dark and
gloomy struggle for independence COW
cred himself with imperishable honors.
and reflected credit upon his State. He
was the Colonel Of the Seventeenth Regi-
meut of Mississippi Infantry, so favor
ably known in the Army of Virginia for
its gallant conduct.
At the memorable battle Of Gettys.
burg, he was severely wounded while gal
lantly leading his regiment in one Of the
most desperate charges of the war, and
again terribly wounded in the seven days
fight around Richmond, from which he
has Just recovered 1t was then, while
lying upon bis couch, that his fellow-citl-
zens testified their appreciation OF his
noble conduct by unanimously electing
him to represent his district in the Con-
federate Congress.
Well may the South be proud of such
heroes. Their noble deeds now form the
green oasis Ia Der desert plain, and the
richest legacy that she can leave to pos.
teri,y. When TIE iron heel Of despotisu
shall be taken from her neck, and JUS
tice resume her sway, she will know toe
we'll how to REGARD those who stood BY
her in the dark hoNrs of her calamity
Until then. brave men can afford to wait
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HAVANA.

NEW FoRK, March 2s.-The Heralds
special from Havana Of the 9th says:
The Spanish war steamer Montezuma
arrived here to-day, having on board, in
irons, Mr.. Z. R. cOdrington, Consular
Agent Of the Unitsd States at the port Of
Gibars. The cause OF his arrest is said
to be that be was suspected Of completely
with the instruction.
Richard Gibbs, Consular Agent Of the
United States at Neuvitss, has arrived
here from tina. hOri, and leaves on the
steamer for New York to-day.
The United States steam frigate Con-
tocoak has returned from cruise,
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MARRIED.

la LANE--DANDRIDGE.- AT the residence of
Colonel Charles +. cambridge, the BRIDE 3
father, in DeSoto county. Mississippi, March
IL, 1859. by Rev. Mr.. Reid, Captain J. W.
Lane. Of Memphis, and Miss Hattie q. Dam
bridge. ~ vaal al
Tho gallant groom has hundreds of friends in
this city to congratulate him on winning fair.
beautiful and precious prize. wsllworthy of his
long tried devotion. We beg to offer also eur
best wishes to both for their prosperity, happi-
ness and length of days. 1880 aae
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View Yerk Cotton Market.
Special 20 PuBLIc LEDGER, BY Southern Pacific
and Atlantic 1elegraph.l

Special 20 PuBLIc LEDGER, BY Southern Pacific
and Atlantic 1elegraph.l
NV YoRE, March 20, 1890 am
Cotion aull ard prices uoIainal.
il:45 a.m.-Gold, 1874. Cotton dull
and unchanged. Exchange steady.
low middling, 27sc; good middIing, 29lc;
Orleans, 29lc; upIandS, 2sac; Mobile,
2se.
NEy YoRE, March "a, ll:50 a.m.-pp-
lands-0rdinary. 254 good ordinary,
26i; low middling, "a; middling, 2Sz;
good middling, 30. Florids-0rdinAry,
25i; good ordinary. 26si low middhng,
at; middling, 2si good niddling, BOT
Mobile-Ordinary, 26; good ordinary,
81 low middlinE, 2si; middling, 20
good middling, sOl. New Orleans and
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vice President CoIfax.

The Vice President, ColfsK, who was
elected by the Northern people slone to
the position be holds, is on visit to his
home. Mr.. Anthony, Ct Rhode Island,
was elected President pro. fem. Of the
Senate, the matter having been previously
agreed upoa by the Radical eEacDs. The
country absolutely, for the present.
belongs to the Radical party. Who
saws nay2
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poll,ir, apd the JaaicIaty.

Rdit'r Ledger;
The immodersie Radicals aud few
iotemperate Conservatives, Il seems, are
still clamorous for party nominations.
The former will, no doubt, make them,
and eonsidsring the material they are
likely 10 make them Of it will be all the
better for the public IL fhey make them,
because, excepting the possibility Of a
angle instance, the nominaiions made
viii BE- such as conservative men Of no
pariy can or will support, pTorided the
Conservative party DO not also become
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Captain Nat. Low, jr, q well-known
merchant formerly, it is understood, has
been appointed postmaster. He is Re-
publican, of course, in his politics, but
we are glad to believe is not of the simon
pure earpst-bag order; is liberal in his
views, and competent to make a good
postmaster. SO mote it be.
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j A IT a Nj a ~ - L !
WHAT is II! Where Is II?

CPALDIH6's JATAMANsI HAIR RE-
- generator IL SURE cure Tor badness, snd
Il warranted 10 restore gray hair 70 is origin a.
color prevents the hair from falling %,
ard removes dandrufs 4 speedy and
efectual cure for nervous headache. 5. Spol-
dlpg A Co, ProyrietoFA Evansville .ChsH'ioal
81 WATSON. sMBLsER 4 CO.. sls Main
street, General Agents f0r Memphis. H's-ze
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Special Notices.

Essays for Young Msn-en the Errors and
Abuses incident to Youth and Early Manhood.
with the humane view Of treatment and cure.
sent by mail free Of charge. Address HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa. 1928
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The undersigned Conservatives, .believ-
inc that political nominations for Judges,
etc !. for the coming election ought not to
be made, respectfully request that no
Parry Convention for that purpose be
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A RARE CHANCE
For One Desiring to Invest.

AN OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY
IA stll contiruins Business In the center Of
the CO, with complete stock and fixture, IL
FOR sale BY Andres Daneri. $40 Second street.
who desires retiring from business and return
ing. 10 Europe 20 improve his health. Good
title giyen- Location profitable Apply
early. 1lA
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A Rousfns Meeting 10 be Held In
Memphis This week.

Radical politicians having failed to
restore unity and prosperity throughout
the country, the working masses, who
suffer most by burdensome taxation and
unjust legislation, are awakening to the
necessity of Shaping the ends OF
things to their. own advantage and the
public good. They believe they have
remained long enough the mere machines
OF scheming demagogues, and ore making
an effort to better their condition BY
establishing in every city aud village In
the United States cooperative associa-
tons of workingmen. For the purpose
of organizing society in this city. Mr..
Trevellick, Member Of the National
Labor Congress, arrived last evening.
He informs US that he addressed large
and influential assemblage of citizens at
Water Valley, Miss, last week, and
received the hearty assurances of old
residents of the place that they would
encourage and support every branch of
business established among them BY
working people. He also tells us that
in every town along the lines of our
railroads, from Charleston, s. c., to
Memphis, every factory and workshop
started on the cooperative plan has
proved success and is in q aourishinr
condition. eThis looks cheering. Mr..
Trevellick will be waited on by COM
mittses from the workingmen this even
ing, when arrangements for Q public
meeting will be made. We expect
large and lively demonstration.
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The residence of DR.. Geo. X. Duncan,
10 Raleigh, was consumed by fire on
Thursday night last at eight o'clock.
His household furniture was saved in q
damaged condition, but all bis buildings
we're totally consumed. Supposed to be
the work of an incendiary. No insur-
snc.. Loss about two thousand five
hundred dollars. a iaa 91sH
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TIE LEDGsR IN BRowYsvnLE.-We
are grateful to the editors ofthe Browns
vile Bee for the following notice and
compliment We take stock in the Bee
and the live young city ii SO faithfully
represents: +" Friend Waggoner, Of the
Berthe House. will have the PUBLIC
LEDGER for sale at the Office every eve
ming. This is one Of the liyeliest and most
deserving papers that the Bluff City
sends forth. Call for the LEDGER every
evening and get the very latest news"
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oFdipsry, zee, good ordinary,
27t: low middling. 284; middling, 29f;
good middling, 800 Market opened DUH
demand moderate. Sales at all ports
Saturday, 600 bales; receipts, 5000.
New Orleans Cotton and Money
Markets.
telegraph. ~ttta
NEw ORLEANS, March 20, ll:3O am.
Cotton holders ask an advance, aud buy
ers are cautious; middlng held at 283c;
sales, 200 bales. Gold, 1917 New York
sight bills, DOL per cent premium.
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r or r q N t..

A LARGE FRONT ROOM IN PUBLIC
"A LKD6KR Building. suitable for cotton or
any kind Of business. Apply In Counting
Room, NJ
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

THE MEMBERS OF THE HIBERNIAN
i Mutual Relief Society will meet at their
hall at am. Tuesday. March 80. to attend the
funeral OF Peter Cowley, A full attendance Is
ordered. M. MAGEyNY, ST., President.
z WV. II. CODY. Recording Secretary.
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River.


The Mississippi at this points about station
airy; it is the same at Cairo. The Ohio is falling
at Louisville. with nine feet two inches in the
channel.
BOATS LEAVING THIS EVENING.
For 50. Louis.--T The Belle St. Louis. Alex
ander Zeieler. captain; Basket and Harris.
clerks. The Belle is a frst-class boat. and
affords the best kind Of accommodation to pas
sengers.
For Fort Smih.-The feet Ozark. Harrison
Blasdel. captain Z. W. Outlaw and james
Salisbury. clerks. Parties wishing to make n
quick trip to either Pine Bluff Little Rock or
Fort Smith. will find the Ozark all right"
For White RiUer.-The swift Argosy. W. J,
Ashford. captain; Milt r. Harry and John
Smither. clerks. All who wish a pleasant trip
up White river should patronizs the Argosy.
For EvanspiHe. The cory Coosa, Gus. Brown
captain; P. II. Terry, clerk. A quick trip
from here to Cairo and Evansville can be made
on board the Coosa.
For Pine Bluf.-The splendid steamer Gui-
don, Capt. Clay Rice in command. Arkansas
travellers will find every accommodation they
wish on the Guidon. She will make a quick
trip.
For Oseeold.-Geo. w. Cheek. Geo. Malone,
captain; Frank Gouterman. clerk. A pleasant
trip to Randolph and 0seeola can be had on
the Cheek. She is a fast beat.
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Amusements.

New MEMPHIS THEATER. attend
ance at the New Memphis last night was
fine and fashionable. Every one was
we'll pleased with the manner in which
Cadet Ia Perle was enacted. 1t was q
gem, rejecting credit alike on manager
aud actors. Tonight the great sensa-
tional drama entitled Blo,o for Blow,
which attracted so much attention in the
East, will be placed on our boards for
the first time. 1t is said to abound with
striking situations, and present many
startling tabeaux. Mr.. Mayo person
ates the character of Antonio Launay."
Malmburg will appear as " Charles
D'Arville," Dovey as Gerfaut," Mrs.
flanagan as Amelia" and Mrs. Cline
as "Estelle." During the evening the
orchestra, under the leadership of George
Handwerker, will discourse sweet music,
introducing the grand overture from
" Figaro" the Elisen polka, the Guards
men waltz, and selections from the opera
of Martha" There will be full house
surely tonight.
VARIETIES THEATER.-What a misera.
BILE sahara this city would be if amuse-
ments were abolished. What would be
our sensations if we had to NOPE all the
time in dullness, without a single fash
of wit to electrify us into good humor.
Without amusement indeed life would be
shorn of its charms, and half of US would
sicken and die of dire monotony. We
may bless our stars that for the small
sum of twenty-five cents we can have a
budget of fun every night at the Varie-
ties. One of Lottie Mitchelrs songs is
worth double the amount.
GAYETY THEATER.-Hinde is creating
quite a sensation among the lovers of
burlessue. She appears to great ad.
vantage in the Caa- Can, and performs
with wonderful spirit and charming
grace. She is O sprightly Coincidence,
whose versatility and talent make her
great favorite. The Jardin Mabile never
presented livelier aspect than the Gay
ETY. since the introduction of the Can
Can. Crowds 90 nightly to see it,
PaRLoR Music HALL.-These will be
a splendid entertainment at this musica!
retrea. shis evening. The strictest order
is kept and great pleasure enjoyed.
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TIE CoSoERT.--The grand concert ct
the Greenlaw Opera House this evening
by professional and amateur vocalists Of
this city to raise funds toward paying
for The new organ in st. Patrick's church
will be a rich musical treat indeed.
Here is the programme, which embraces
some of the sweetest gems Of the most
brilliant composers:
PART I.
l. Overture--William Tell Rossini-P Profess or
SehuIze. F. Katzenbach and IL. A Sa-
2. Ballad-La Manola-Henrion-Miss Marie
8. Duo"Stabat Mater Outs Est Homo Ros.
4. Csvatine-.Figaro's Marrisge-"gan,t MY
s. Duo-"See the Pale Moon - Campana-
Mis- s. hy F IA and A. AS saSstssy
Flotow--Mrs. l.. Chapsky.
PART II.
--Flotow-M essrs. J ckowitz and Sabatzky.
8. Grand Cavatine-" Deep in Ny Heart -
Centemeri--Mrs. G. Keller.
9. Duo smiramide-" Day Of Horror
Rossini-Miss s. Lynch and ii. A. sa'
batzky.
10. Grand Aria-"Barbie Of Seyiglia"- Uno
voce poca fa-kossini- Miss O. EHnis.
II. Scio and Quartette- igoletto--Bella Fig
lia-Verdi-M esdames q. Keller and L..
Chapsky and Messrs. Jackowitz and Sa-
batzky.
Tickets can be procured at Katzen-
bachs music store, on Main, and at the
Catholic bookstore, on Second street.
Let there be full attendance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-25

WIRE-WoRKIsG.-It is quite amusing
to see the coteriaa Of offce-seekers pull
ing straws and wire working in every
hole and corner in the city. Squads are
congregated in all sorts of shanties, from
the fve-cent whisky shop to the splendid
saloon. Every man who wants the office
of County Commissioner or CeuRty
Trustee thinks he has the best chance Of
being elected. In the language of the
P. R., we say: MAY the best man win"
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In ARMs.-The people of Chelsea are

In ARMs.-The people of Chelsea are
in arms against the issuance of city
bonds. They donE wish to be flooded
with scrip or crushed under the load Of
taxation. Agaiust all rings" and specu,
lstors they are determined to battle
bravely and manf0lly. They will hold q
meeting, we understand, next week, and
send such an electric shock into the
Finance Committee of the City Council
as will make it culver and quake. The
bond question will have a quietus after
Monday next.
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MARRIED.-Alexsnder Patterson, Esq,
of this city, married Miss Anne II. Cald-
well, of Claiborne county, Mississippi,
on the 10th isst, at the residence of
Colonel Patterson in Port Gihaoa. We
wish the young couple unbousded bliss.
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EvKRYBopY 90 10 Locke's news depc

EVERYBODY 20 10 Locke's news depot,
1854 Main street. he has his counters
loaded with Leslie's, Hsrper's, GOdey's,
Demorest's aud Lippincott's magazines
all for March; besides Hsrper's Bazaar
and Weekly, WaYerley, Literary Album,
Days Doings, and large variety of
weeklies and dsilies from everywhere.
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OLD HATS made new at 1884 Main st I

SPLESDID TURSoUTs.-The splendid
turnouts belonging to Joe Seligmsn, pro-
prietor of the Dssoto stable, on Union
street, are attracting attention. Joe is
an enterprising man, and will take seve-
raj premiums at the next county fair.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-25

FEMALE DIsEAsEs, all over the South,
are rapidly yielding to the magic power
of that never-iailing uterine tonic, known
as English Female Rittsrs 1t arouses,
restores and regulated l44-f
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DIvIDEYD.-A meeting of the direc-
tors and stockholders of the Southern
Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Company
was held in this city yesterday, and a
dividend of two and half per cent for
the last quarter declared. Mr.. George d.
Thurston said merchants in Louisville
and Cincinnati had taken additional
stock to extend the line, aud he hoped
Memphis merchants would do likewise.
He will remain in the city few days to
give our citizens chance of taking the
matter into consideration.
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BOAR DIN c .
FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-EAR CORN, CHEAP; FARM
mass. eic w. A. WHEATLEY,
g. s Bethel block. agent P. 9 Bethel.
NOR SALE, EXCHANGE Or RENT-MY
II place four miles out on the fernando road,
containing twelve and half acres good land.
we'll improved new house. kitchen. servants
house, smoke-house, corn-crib, carriage house.
wagon shelter, etc., all new; fine young or
chard, raspberries, strawberries and grapes I;
fine clover lot, grass lot, garden, etc.; two
splendid cisterns and horse pond will be sold
on easy terms, together with hay. kitchen and
erty, or rented to good tenant. For partieu-
lars apply to pr *; wh 5rpass ofiic:e
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HEAvY CHARGEs.-Two warrants we're
issued by Squire Willard this morning
for the arrest of white man living on
the Randolph road. The frat charges
him with rape aud the second passing
counterfeit money.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-25

FLowERs Medical men say that mad
men have been Gained to q condition
bordering on sanity by the presentation
of flowers. Will some kindly.disposed
person prepare a few bouquets for the
numerous Office. seekers in this city2
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[pox MouvrIIN RAILRoAD.-WorE

IRoS MoUETAIS RAILRoAD.-Work on
the southern extension of the Iron Noun
tain railroad is progressing. Seventy
miles of the road are finished, the bal
ance graded and bridgsd, and the rails
purchased. The stations on the new
portion Of the road are Delsssus, Knob
Lick, Mine Ia Motto, FredeTioktown,
Dallas, Whitewater, Milton, Marley,
Charleston and Belmont St. Louis is
wide awake while Memphis sleeps
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IRON ORE.-President Wicks, of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, a
few days ago sent several pieces of ifon
ore which had been picked up at several
points along the road to DIR. Herner, OF
this city, to anslyze, and the practical
chemist returned an answer that it might
be used as q polishing powder or as
jewelers. rouge; but the most valuable
use to which it could be turned would be
a pigment, giving a deep red color.
FIVE DOLLARS WORTH SAvING-TRY IT.
Barrel good Flour. w
X doz. Yeast Powder (wholesale price,. q
36 pounds Lard, at 10
$2i on
/ Dbl Morgan's s. R.. Rlour-.~.sl4 90
Yeast Powder (nothingi ..,..,,,v, w :,
Half the Lard.ru..,,,,,,,......... W SlS vs.
Difference in favor of Self Rising Flourm$ 6 o.
If you are not satisfied, your money will
be refunded.
OLIVER, F1NSIE d Co.,
4 Successors to Finnie & Backham.
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MASURRl-Fifteen hundred loads Of
the best kind, will be gratuitously fur
nishea parties applying for same with
wagons, at once. Of Bluff City Stock
Yard, corner of Linden and Tennessee
streets. $50
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TRUNK GoyE.-During the FIRE on Pop
lar street, Monday night, some adroit
thief carried away Mr.. Myers trunk con-
tanning all his wearing apparel, valued
ct $270.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-25

BuoHU.-This wonderful medicine has
gained worldwide fame for the cure of
affections of the kidneys and bladder,
and all who require its use are in search
of the best. Physicians and the public
unite in saying that Dromgoole d Co. s
buchu is the best and cheapest. Price,
81 IA t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-25

FARMER ROBBED. "A farmer named
r. ]. Easley came to this city from Shelby
depot on Tuesday in search of hands.
He went down to the levee and engaged
three negro men named Ben. Evans,
John Johnston and John Henry. he
pulled out purse containing seventy
dollars to give these darkies a few green
backs in advance, when the sharpers
grabbed it and ran off with the money.
Officer Orr, however, succeeded in cap
turing the shsrpers and lodging them in
the lower district station-house. They
will be brought before Squire Burke for
examination.
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HIeHwAYMES.-F Five of Brownlow's
militia robbed two citizens in Nashville
on Tuesday of three dollars and a plug
OF tobacco.
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DISHONEST SERvAEr.-A few nights
ago q coiored girl IN the employ Ct Mrs.
Fairchild, 10 this city, gathered up = pile
Of linen and dresses belonging to her mis-
tress aud vamoose'. The police are in
search Of her.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-25

Souri, MENPRIs.-The people of South
Memphis are decidedly sober. Only one
man was found there intoxicated last
evening
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BAPTIST HoLIDAY.-This is observed
by Baptists as day Of prayer for col
leges and students, especially for theo-
logical stpdents intending to enter the
ministrv
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-25

MULES SToLEs.-Some dark thief en-
tered the premises of Mr.. B. M. Hallum,
at Grand Junction, few nights ago, and
stole two mules. 1t is supposed the thief
brought them to this city, and the police
are on gui riue.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-25

LECTURE. In compliance with the re-
quest of the ladies Of st. Lszarus parish,
John Everitt will deliver lecture on
"The Philosophy of Little Things"
some evening next week, in aid of the
Church Building Fund. Tbe subject is
of interest to young and old, and the OBJ
ject ought to be sufficient to crowd any
hall in the city.
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ST.. PATRIcK's DAY. = Irishmen in
Nashville are making preparations to
celebrate ST. Patrick's day in grand
style. Have the Hibernian, St. Pat
riok's and Irish Literary societies of
Memphis thought ef the matter2