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CLOTHS.

Thee Eecsis af~ krcwn +, The Ts19e ~ ~CIEEtOrS-
and d~AANStNkBuHNA,"s md Are TIE stfuo8eet and
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impossible to mA9R tha q sbodty other u1Ate
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hccn ctca7sneI.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Gu N A f d LIN e
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Rctwcca New York md liverpool cAI1icx Il Qutzss-
town.
ArSTRAlAS1AN. MALTA,
AI.EPPD, PALATRA,
CHINA, HAMARlA,
CCHA. S3RER1A.
HECLA, TAR!FA,
JAVA. TklkOa1
Que It TIC ahsEa Erpteia.s 1snp Nall Steatrcra srs
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Frous LLEERPpOL> fesIhaG !: C,rk Harb1s, fo<
NEW 7oRKt vts h0stan, eTeg TgE3DAY-
CLfk Hatborl srcry THURSDAY,
Crrt!s-ates sEued to bring Fa3stcErgs fsrr any
par.s et E1rcse It LoweF. Ratea.
For i1eteht or Cabin rassnte, apr4y to E CUNARn
Bowl lnE G.tcn. HcH Ynrk.
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New Y.rk. OF = 8 ROWE, Nj. ! LAkI-4t. e,rirr ot
Lnk~4t-, and N!thfE4o.1v.
LANES DNYIsE pxss,rEef AEcot
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AND LONG LEE
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.


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L eenntea9 Etth .he Ea5kes fes eees etste to.day
and r. The ai6dl: II tht, sftcfaeoo-y Ehsea ts,se
trade virtually cFc1 Ter The 6AJ-tu. f1~ l,:s
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to civsc III nd uasiuta hosay ee1l son,c Ia-
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Ac2t q he rse1ps and ahipnents ri p.p4ncc dtahk
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nod ordinary. Ne
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PILES
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There fA1r inquiry. aud the Ef.st 0f deA.eEs
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nce0n Err4RhtA .

Special De1pstehkn Tic Chicago Tribune
r. NEW YoAL Jenea
Ffetkat+1-0nn ha wheat II 81 N BrtktpL G1& to
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LONDON 1td = "a to lil1sR
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.


HssUJs 1Or I0uuE NHEa,
On ~ ETu7 and Ah1ee7 tnc4aent IN Youth aui Es{fT
Aans with the htunAns vtev Of tsest1nret and azrr
tfut by nnan frre Of ehasrr. AddecAs HOWARD As
s0CltTIoT, Brr P, Philadelphia. p
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-01
WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The statement
that DR.. Br;nck, United States Vice Con-
sul at the City of Mexico, yesterday,
brought important dispatches from Min
lister Rosecrans, which has excited pub
lie curiosity as to their contents, is con-
frmed. They were delivered to Presi-
dent Grant to-day, and by him trans
ferred to the Secretary of State. Al
though their precise contents have not
yet officially transpired, it is stated in the
usually well-informed circles that General
Rosecraus, who, contrary to former ru-
mors, is on pleasant and friendly terms
with the Mexican Government, and
has communicated to our own Gov
eminent his views Of the condition
of that country, showing the dangers to
which it is constantly exposed from
hostile disturbances and the pecuniary
embarrassment which prevent the ma
tional and social improvement. He
makes various suggestions, ard recon-
mends immediate action of the Govern,
meut in aaOrdIng to American citizens
such guarantees of protection as will en-
courage them to avail themselves Of the
opportunity to secure important mate-
rial interests to the United States, and at
the same time benefit the Republic of
Mnxino
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-01
NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, May Washington spe-
cials state the Cabinet meeting yesterday
bad under consideration a proposition
from Mexico to cede Sonora and Senaloa
to the United States for certain sum Of
money. No definite action taken.
The Tribune says The bark Grapeshot
sailed from this port recently with full
cargo of arms and number of men for
Cuba.
The excitement in newspaper circles
respecting the case of Johu Russell
Young is increasing. Mr.. Young has
received dispatch from General Butler
rendering his services in prosecuting the
suits, aad Mr.. Greeley actively sus;ains
him. Mr. Dana has secured Mayor Hall
as chief counsel in bis defense.
The New New York gunbost Fselic,
from four years cruise, arrived.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-01

Observation-Disclosures were re-
turned this week at John Leagues Office,
on the licenses issued to the following
parties; VIM. N. Wilkerson and Miss
Fannie H. Dixon, married April goth,
BY DR.. Geo. White; N. N. May and Mrs
C. N. Putney, married March 7th, by
DR.. Geo. White; L. E. Dyer and Miss
Edith NJ. Bryant, married February 10th,
by DE- Geo. White; VIM. T. Chapman
and Miss Mamie II. Cable, married De-
cember l4th, 1868, by Rev. A. 81. Thomas;
Louis Chspsky and Miss Nora G. Brad
ford, married January 18th, by DR.. Geo.
NJ. White; C. 7. Worley aud Miss A. F.
Prince, married April 18th, by DR.. Geo.
NJ. White; B. II. Capps ard Mrs. Lee
Ann Howcott, married April 18th, by
DR.. ]. W. Knott Four colored returns
we're also received during the same time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-01

The sun set clear yesterday evening. but
during the night the sky tecame clouded again
and this morning at an early hoIr 1t began TO
rain. Up to the hour Of eleven O'Clock it has
continued to rain. with DO prospect Of clearing
up. Colonel Billy Dardis. the weather clerk,
says that the weather will be cloudy and rainy
until the eighth inst. when we may look for
pleasant sunny days. There are a large num-
Der of boats in port, and business is somewhat
brisk.
Charlie Goodwin, at the Gas Works. reports
the river here as follows Rose in the last twen-
ty-four hours, Q inches; below high water
mark. ! foot n inch. The Ohio is declining.
The Arkansas and White rivers are rising rap
idly.
BOATS LEAVING THIS EVENING.
The fine Ozark leaves this evening at FIVE
o o'clock for Pine Bluff, Little Rock and Fort
Smith. Captain Harrison Blasdel commands,
with Ad Storm and ] i'm Salisbury in the office.
The Ozark is one ofths best boats on the river,
and her officers are indeed clever fellows. and
know exactly how to run boat" Her table
accommodations cannot be surpassed.
The splendid passenger packet. Belle Lee,
leaves this !Saturday)evening at I've o'clock for
Cairo, Louisville and all Intermediate landings
under command of Captain A. Magill. Adolph
Martin is clerk. The name is good one. and
should secure her all the business she wants.
The Liberty No. 2 leaves for all points on
White river Saturday evening at FIVE o'clock.
Captain Charles Conley commands, while Jim
my Thompson and Charlie Sharpe have
charge of the Office.
The magnificent steamer. Marble City, is the
regular Saturday Helena and Vieksburg packet
leaving at five o'clock this evening. The
gallant 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 elegant musical steamer Clifton. Cap
tain Frank Stein and clerk G. W. Hunter, will
haul in her horns" for Cairo. Louisville and
Cincinnati this evening at five o'clock.
The Clifton is fine boat. and her officers are
high-tonsd, agreeable gentlemen. and excel
lent travelling companions.
The splendid Nick Longworth will take her
departure Sunday morning at ten o'clock for
Cairo. Evansville and Louisville. under com
mand Of Captain Lew. Hates. Eugene Bowers
is her efficient clerk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-01
CONFEDERATION.
The Ceremonies Appointed for the
Day Postponed one Week ON
Account Of the Rain.

Just at sunset last evening flood oil
sunshine CLEANED over the dark green
landscape from the Arkansas horizon
and gave promise of a clear succeeding
day. Many hearts were gladdened with
hopes for the morrow. But the sun was
obscured by leaden clouds, and the hea-
vens were draped in mourning as If in
sympathy with the impressive obsery-
ances at Elmwood.
Had the decoration Of Confederate
graves been in charge of gentlemen
alone, they would doubtless have an
nounced postponement at an early
hour. But the ladies, undaunted by
frownipg elements, led the way to the
cemetery long before ten o'clock, carry
ing wreaths and crosses Of evergreen
and bouquets of sweet-scented flowers.
Like the women of old, who were first at
the Savior's tomb, they were the first TO
reach the City Of the Dead, and scatter the
emblems of immortal affections. The
programme arranged for brighter day
was not entirely carried out Mrs. Gal
laway, the President of the Memorial
Association, with her usual devotion and
resolution, went to the ground, even
after the rain began to fall, and patiently
waited to see if the ceremonies could
possibly be performed. Many other
ladies joined her and some gentle
men. The early train on the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad brought
in number of persons who braved the
weather to fulfil their consecrated vows.
But the rain, which at first was only a
fine mist, came down harder and harder
until eleven clock, when it was decided,
by Mrs. Galloway, to postpone the deco
ration ceremonies until next Saturday,
the 9Th of May, and the little crowd,
which included the Sodality Band, re-
turned to the city.
The custom of decorating Confederate
graves originated three years ago with
the noble and patriotic ladies of Column
bus, Georgia. They selected the 26th Of
April as the day for the anniversary,
which may do for the climate they have
at Columbus, but,it is too early for Ten
nessee, as we know too well by the ex-
perience of last year as well as this
Postponements are unavoidable until the
day is changed, and we hope that next
year q day will be adopted nearer the
middle of May when the rainy season is
over and flowers are in full bloom.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-01
News I'm Brief.

Peabody.
Happy Hollow is still unhappy and
floating around loose.
Cotton shipments from Memphis to
New Orleans, in April, 1924 bales.
Registrar Williams will take no man
as voucher who is candidate for office.
Colonel D. M. Wisdom, of the jack
son, Tenn, Tribune, is sick at the
Peabody.
Mr.. Deloach, it is said, will not be
ready to go on duty as postmaster before
the 18th instant.
SERVICE ct Grace church as usual, to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock, by the
Rev. Mr.. Bradley. nw
A grand Deutsehes MaJfest will be
given at James Park, next Monday.
See advertisement.
Two hundred and sixty arrests in the
Second District last month. Of these
fifty-seven were State cases.
Detective Cornell arrested o man
named Patton yesterday, who stole teeth,
gold foil, etc., from the dentist, Wesson,
week or two ago, valued at $3.50.
Receipts of cotton for five days of the
present week have been l,736 bales. For
the corresponding week last year the
total receipts were only 662 bales.
The railroads leading into Memphis
have agreed to bring all delegates and
invited guests to the Commercial Con-
vention, on the 18th instant, free Of
charge.
Rev. w. +. Broaddus, d. D., of Vir.
GINA, will preach at the Central Baptist
Church, on Second street, near B cal, to-
morrow Sunday morning at lO3 clock
He will address the Sabbath School at II
O'Clock.
The Government took posse ssion Of
pink-headed Wicker snappers block, on
the southeast corner of Jeffer son and
Third streets, yesterday. Cause why
He was off hunting Office and failed tc
pay the rent on the ground which belong
to Uncle Sam.
Mr.. 7. W. Doyle has received an Off
cial communication from F. Renehan
Secretary of Civil Affairs of the Feniau
Brotherhood, that Gen. John O'Neill
President of the Fenian Brotherhood
will be in this city and address his fellow
eountrymen. ON May 18th.
Colonel Horace Rice, who com mandec
the 10Th Tennessee regiment during the
war, is stopping at the Overton Hotel
He was one of the most gallant officers
of Johnstons army. Since the war h'
has settled in Middle Tennessee and il
practicing law with eminent success.
During the month of April the receipts
of cotton in this city have been 1894
bales, Of which the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad brought 3447; the Mobile
aud Ohio, 1919; the Mississippi ans
Tennessee, 1925; the Memphis and Little
Rock, 62; steamers, 32l7; and wagons,
$40 bales. OF 1887 bales shipped
during the month, the Memphis and
Charleston took 1882 bales; the Missis-
sippi and Tennessee, $3.50; the Mobile
and Ohio, 1884; steamers bound north,
4267, and south, 4754. Receipts last
April were 1876 bales, being 22lS less
than this year.
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jon LOCKS, 1864 Main street, has re-
ceived Police News, Appleton's Journal
(No. g., Chimney Corner, Ledger, Grim
inal Zeitupg, Pilot, Irish American, Irish
People, Freeman's Journal, Saturday
Night, and other weeklies. All the mag
azines for May are in, and daiIies from
everywhere. Don't forget to call on Joe,
1854 Main street. Country orders filed
promptly. Everything in the news line.
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B Y Ell E G R A P q.
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
RROWNSVILLE.

Special to the PUBLIC LEDGER.I
BROWNSVILLE, TENN, May 1.-The
Court met this morning-Judge Smith
absent. Hickerson VS.. Joyce, Ledbetter
vs.. Rushing, Reader vs. McAlpin, re-
versed; Brown vs.. Reynolds, Hook VS..
Alexander, Sanders VS.. Bullinger, Holt
vs.. Pettigrew, affirmed. The Memphis
docket will be called on Monday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-01

CHAxGE OF soHEDULE.-Through trains
on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
will leave Memphis on and after May
Sd at 1890 pm. aad l1.3O pm, making
sure connections. Somerville accommo-
dation leaves at IS pm; Neville accom-
--s-,ion at $40 am. and $50 pm,
arrives So am. and $50 pm. This
change of schedule offers superior in
ducemeais in the shape Of time, fare aud
comforts to through passengers. Nash
vile travel now 20 through via Decatar
without change Of cars. Tickets for all
points at 27s Main street.
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liverpool Cotton MARKET.

Special to PUBLIC LEDGER, by Southern Pacific
and Atlantic Telegraph
LIVERPOOL, May l, His a.m.-The
cotton market opens quiet; middling up
lands, ll5d; Orleans, l2sd. Estimated
sales for the day, 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, May l, l:20 m.--Cotton
market unchanged; uplands, llsi; Or.
leans, l2sd; sales, 5000 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-01

JUST OPESED-Complete stock fetish
linens, table damask and towels, full
assortment and sold at lowest price. j.
II. Loewenstine & Bros, Clay Building,
70. 23l Main street. 50-5o
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New YORK Cotton Market.

Special TO PUBLIc LEDGER, by Southern Pacific
aud Atlantic Telegraph.l
NEw YoRK, May l, 1880 a.m.-The
market opens less firm. Receipts at all
ports Yesterday and ports not previously
heard from, 9548 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-01

Ice CREAM SALoos.-B. Rocco has
opened his saloon for ladies aud gentle
men at his old stand, corner of Main and
Adams, where he intends keeping nothing
but the very best. Give him call. 48.f
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STOLEN.

CT0IFE. ON THE NIGHT OF THE 18th
- inst, two cows from 1927 Court street exs
beth ears and underbit in right, branded =
on eft hip; the other spotted. with short
horns. twenty-five dollars will be paid for
'p SIRE Fs'arh' MRS. MCINTYRE.