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TEE BARRIcADEs IN PARIS.

Tie immense strength Developed by tho
Opposition ut the French elections renders
the result fur moro critical and Important
than had been c1peoted. Tho ctcct is to
arouse the rnerrutial French Republicans
and Radicals to pitch Of excitetnant which
tnings France 10 the very verge Cd outbreak
and revolution. Certainly no. such scenes
have been Witnessed since the coup ,rtfut Of
1913. Although the returns Of candidates
elected have run up the number of Opposi-
tion members in the next C,rs Lc1itlusJ,
from less than twenty to ninetyI md
reduced the number Of Government mern-
bcrs to 100, this gain in the Legislative dis
t,icts does not fully represent the popular
strength which these ninetythree Opposi-
tion candidates. represent. Three md a
half millions q Ffcuchmen, and those
,nainly Of the cities and active, influential
business classca, voted against the govern
ment, while only four millions, who wcre
mainly Il the rural, Agricultural and peas
ant clssses, voted for the government
When we consider that the cities OF Francs
always Ding tho country behind them in
political and revolutionary movements, it
is plain that in popular strength the Oppos-
ton arc wei nigh match for the govern
mcnt, When under these circumstances
the :.' crowds in the streets Of the Mont
ma,tre break through the line Of the po-
Lice and form ba1rioade; when they arc
charged upon BY the cavalfy md many cih-
gems ~ounded-more blood gathering on
the imperial robes Of the Emperor; when
COO Arrests -are made II q kingda night
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SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1869.
TIE CITY BUDGET.

M, w.,-., c,,on,it+on of fhc r5tv
80 ,a..s,a +bo ANNA, estimates
~. ars .7aa,,t,n.,ts ~ ~. ,;tv
u 1ne ~ 80 49, -.,o,rua,sea a.
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@ g 81 81, 20 ~ n.asn,;,taa tan -a.,rcsd
80 a.+;,n.tes ~ a.'oso 40 Dsdnctinr
scoo m -avonra ras;raa ROW ,risca,la'
$1,000 ss.es' ssu.saa 49, ,as.es ~ .,,n, ~ +.
80 ~ 49, 49, - - 80 80 60
~ s,..;,. - .ho s.o,,,s.5 ,-,,-anr;at;o,
~ osnu7 - NV pioi"''e0 "tt4o'- A''-o%*
Nc r. l1s .pa w.. 80 ~ se1sa ,,,-,.
,,,satss te- ... st~..et ,,a.r;nn .1a ,ans;xss
s:uts p,,ts,on. .t,11, ,s,,.s .sa
wes: Division. ....-... 151.slaE
No''n n'''sso1. '''''' .~.e s-.o1Hvo
Observation-Disclosures. .es.,,'ls.o7
With al respect to the committee and the
Board Of Public II To1ks, We suggest that this
Eun is saitogether too la1go- eet-cleaning,
e1cep: on paved streets, is more nominal
than real End cna this large SUN Of money
he neededs It is NC part Of the duty Of tho
city to appropriate money Tor the mere sake
ct e1pendlnE it, or to giyo wages TO men
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', ,WAgHM54os. June a.--Gosernor Gexzy. Of
PeEnaJlvaniz left tnts CITY In the afternoon train
to-day. for Harrisburg. During hts short sly
here he waS c,pkelT engaged Win Prtkldeut Graus,
md there Is good authority for saying that within
thirty days The Gorernor win succeed Nf. BoE1e
u 6eczriasy Of tie navy; Nj. .Botte has seEe:a1
ti9aea tsteiI declared % ~ neads his intsa1
ton terffed from Eellinfozpned sousce. tatzn
. il 10 doubt tnxt Governor Geary haa been ~
defed and naa seeepted The position AasI~ AIs =
Fukter Is io be cozttfut ed In hts present onea
-1as.ona with the dePasMe1t-FstA- CIR. F*s4
Fpk
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vHA1 WIVES HAyz 70 ENDURE.

- ,.-.
ie Ssp l'sa. es,u Iossn.en' ~, - t'sA'
1Ne Nc" ,4Nu 1eNee4 t1 '1o, y ''. s.,...:s.
osn. @lse4t'eats - se'ato oA"" w s,. u'
OF all men % tno 0anset "luee tfeatens
the e3t1ncuon oa rne nunlaH 1h'rl'J. II
recent speech as !odlanapoAs' ~ ono o.
the nbless Of the Chicago ladies' engaged IN
the advocacy OF woman f'snss' ENC IL TO
po..ea m 70 .@s 1--WE ~ aA,a ,a:.. ~4., .,...
should nave been j., alone at tie taoashs shas : ,
babe was oo'o int9 ne woEsa. a. she had sorned %
9s sna ra4nsbeTr snt he n%N eIneHpnrr ana rhe
knew that before The bate Was educational ostsa-
n.sE 1o+p " seT but .assre Or a. naS been said
there vas The choice between ma!1tage and moth
hesrsen tas; : MN I1o ii noInineaT "'' ~sA'~e
Those who suppose women hare no
wrongs, who imagine that in the very hours
that should be those Of gladness and purest
bliss. they hive not 10 turn their faces to
the val ind weep the tears Of bitterness,
v;Il discover their mistake when they read
this sneech. Was there ever q story Of
uornan,v p7ief and oppression so touch
inEly told7 Think o, it. A woman,
by the inexozable laws Of nature,
| condemned to accept 8 ItGOAnQ OF
some other nothing. and then, as a result Of
that IN 1,e 6xindled out OF n boy-child and
comnelled to be The mothe. Of a eirl. In
, tbs lour catalogue Of mans inhunanity
to man. is there a crime more mou1nful
Than this? Who it there, after reading tho
sufrer;nes TO which every woman who mar
ries is liable, will seek to make marriage
peDetual2 The NAY who strikes his
v1te a blow for{eits the respect Of
J his raoe, and the oonrts win interfere
: and FREQ the outraged woman from the
/ wretch; but the laws, made By men alone,
: provide no remedy for N atocsty far mort
) common, and 10 which women, from thu
days Of Eve, have been subjected, anG
: which waa told in such touching terms d
5 Indianapolis. For that crime, no Court [al
: Judges are men) would grant divorce
: vet the human imagination can invent n,
Z OUTRAGE go great 81 That Of compelling
wife to be the mother Of a girl, unlcsa i
n be case Of feunle twins.
+ There should be NO wrong without re
n dress, prompt and efficient. Ne
Il rnay gay tho wrong, Is uninter
10 tonaI. but TINT ia only n
10 acprayadon of it, The man who could b
r. ruilty Of such an act Of cruelty 10 his vii
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powder, but to put out the sparks The
French must bo subjected to great gTie7an-
ees before Cluserst would become for.uida-
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An AMERICAN ABROAD.

Letter from Koucn ~ Crossing enc
Channel Am Ancient and Inter.
e.tinE French C1tT-TWo Celebrated
Cuth cdrnlz Church Legends nud
Church Rcggnrs-A Military Des-
poti..n-1he Advantages OF French
on tic CoQttnC0t<'
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The convention Of persons opposed to
Secret societies which met in Chicago during
The mast weak reminded US Of those plucky
but unframed boy -lugilists Who 60 into
EST combat with theireyes shut, their heads
down. and their posteraoT parts in the skir-
zaial1 line They did not seem to think it
necessary that they should see the adversa-
II they were encountcring; On the contra
y, If any Of them had ever seen it, 1t was
IN error 10 be apologized for. But they
struck valisn:ly in the direction where they
imagined the enemy lay, and il he had BEEN
the1a they would have hit him hard, but if
not, they would hardly haye hit him II he
were quite on the opposite side Of them,
md hnd his eyes open, he 1uust have been
very generous indeed II he did not take his
boot awsy with effect, where ihere Vas so
s1uple opportunity. # Masons bad beon
fhues or nssassins, then the convention
spoke sensibly. II they were devoted or
addicted To any form of immortality as Ma
sons, then the convention were not bearing
false witness against their ueighbors- Bat
since the essential object Of Masonry and
Odd Fellowship is merely to promote acts Of
1rotharhood and good Fellowship between
members Of the order, to render each other
assistance when sick or in want. burial
when DECEASED, and Endrcas and protection
10 the widows and children Of deceased
. bret1ren, <hero is eertitn1y nothing in these
pbiecta, fairly viewed, which can ever by
nny dint or etresa Of agitntion be brought
10 appear to any considerable number Of
Christians as horrible OF immoral They
s1e in harmony With tho spirit, though they
nte not done in the name, Of
Christianity. Their success asisea
from the fact that they supply m oloment
pf usefulness and pleasure which the
churches in the main either ignore or neg
lect. The aims Of any one organization,
to be efficient, muse be limited. Christian.
lty aims, nmong other thinga, to found g
brotherhood On unity Of religious faith aud
life. Tie secret societies aim to found q
: brotherhood for the mere sake and vnlae oi
brotherhood itself, Independent Of The fai.lt
or mode u life Of its members, provided
3 they arc not atheists or immoral But TIM
principle Of brotherhood which, in Chris
ti.nity, is collateral to other objects deenet
more important, ia IN Masonry and Odt
Fellowship made the chief cornerstone
In its benevolent aspect, Masonry occupie
The sane relation to Christianity as Chi
dreu's Aid Societies, hospitals, asyluus
schools, the public pree, and all other IA
secta,ian agencies for carrying out pur
poses which aarmunize with, bat a1e no
professedly subordinate to. Christianity
Shall 70 say Tint men shall not culirats
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PARIS

The Result Of the Elections.
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Nevertheless, this u 4 great and WeildesefFed
success tor Hsuss,nann- II his financial manage
meut VA ~ DISASTROUS ~ the opposition maln-
tain, he would not E2yc been offered seven thoa-
sand million nAncz, cyen though he held oua
lotteG3. The natural result Of this Is, that the
PTefec. tetpa On tn his dtsuuctyc course, wheress
the Psrtstans make great outcrr. although thsy
arr generally satisfied, and 30 arc the demolished
ones, who receive magnificent damage They
arc nj this moment tearing down the old CoRyeut
Of the Cnsn1elltes, N order Of oare-1ootad aEn
kaek-eloth-ues.fnE fff2sA Tnere withdrew the
noss celebrated, tae most tender, and tho fEN Of
the mlkt1esses Of tho great, egolztic King-Louise
f5ancolss dc Ia Baun,c d. i SLuere-nssircss
OF LOUIS lhe Fourteenth, By whom sAs had tsp
children, VINO were 1exftnnaied. Thefe. 10, knlzty-
Ell yeAt1 shs poured forth, ON the stone z&atB Of
tho gtp1my clotstsr, her f<peutance, md perhaps
her regret Thern wandered hes naked
net, one Of which TAs izzotd- there
she wore OUT In ratu tears, her heart
and her beauty which hsd not. tnlnf, bcan given
her tnAt she might bury Il In the useless dust OF
cIostet. There it was thst ale 1nade that cele-
o1a1sd rtplJ 10 HoasQes Noen he GANG u ttN her
OF the death Of her son, the Count de yerm3ndols
- Hugt already weep fht death of thla son, whose
u1th Ihatc not Jet aBlsned mouru.ng.- Foor
woman. and poor mother She Was \ LITTLE ossen-
tatiors IN her grief, women often zrt but aha
/ WIS charttshle, loving, and certainly deserved
something be:ter than the royh love Of xnas tex
rtble csoass, out Of Whoso they m1de the great
King. To-Day The pick ovc.turzn the convent
Nhefe nee buried 20 MANY great sinners, 20 uauJ
lost OF tcSrEs1ed lorea, and many dead Illusions
Even The yesugcs Of thrzc nolsy S11efs VIII lls-
| appear. Tna Monuments, too, have their fatea
The cratory where LAysldere prayed will per
hals serve - sep To the anop OF eouae vine
xeDcs.
| cHANI11xr picE
! The I ChAntNfr xhteh srn lnotn4 ar =.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09
FusrnAI srarlors o. MAson

FuHKRAL SFRvIcEs OF MAJOR =
WHITFIELD. REV. DR.. Ford will preach
the funeral services Of Major E. Whitfield
at the First Methodist Church tomorrow
at II o'clock, and the remains Of the de-
deceased will be borne from the dwelling
Of Mrs. Shepard, corner of Vance and
Lauderdale streets, to Elmwood at 2
o'clock p. N. The friends and acqaain-
tances of the deceased are respectfully
invited to attend. In inserting the above
notice we make free TO suggest, on ous
own responsibility. that Is an appropriate
occasion for the pulpit TO asser! its legiti-
mate authority by. denouncing blood
shed and crime, and the condition
of society which leads to such results as
the mournful death of young Whitfield.
The pulpit has its proper sphere as well
as the press in the regulation Of public
opinion and the habitudes. II is there
fore to be hoped that DR.. Ford's discourse
tomorrow will not be mere eulogy of the
dead, but also a denunciation Of that
state of society to which bis death is, to
great extent, attributable.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09
CoEsrcrros The difficulty which &C.

Coksrcrros. The difficulty which oe-
Cured last evening opposite the Peabody
Hotel. and which the Avalanche says
was in my saloon, corner Of Main and
Monroe, did not originate there, and no
disturbance occurred there. A drunken
man came into my saloon, with a knife
in one hand and pistol in the other, to
fnd a man who had assaulted him in an
other part Of the city, whereupon he was
promptly arrested and taken to the sta
tionhouse. ri c. A. MoRsrsasrAR.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

SUNDAY SCHOOL MKErIso.-Rev. L.
Hawkins, of Chicago, formerly Of Mem
phis, now laboring as Sunday School
Evangelist, will be present at the Bethel
Sunday School, to morrow at 2 pm, and
give some specimen lessons in object and
chant lessons. All Sunday School work
ers are cordially invited to attend.
II. W. SrEERs, Sup't.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

The BEST and cheapest dry goods
house will draw a prize tonight at the
Hebrew Fair. This is of some impor-
lance to our ladies, aud we promise you
to givssyou the result of this prize, with
big letters, I'm our next issue.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

TIE NKw WoRLD.-A very hue paper
with this name has arrived at Emmons F,
which, like the Home and Hearth, is good
for family reading; also the indicator
and Record, Saturday Night, Waverley,
and Police News. Woman's Kingdom is
the attraction. New York dailies, Ciu-
cinnati Commercial, ST. Louis and Louis
vile dailies
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

AT THE Varieties, the interest contin-
ues and increases. Great pains is taken
to cater amusingly and acceptably to the
play going public, and the house is
crowded nightly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

ST. JoHN's NJ. E. CHURoH.-Services
in the Law Court room, Greenlaw Build
ing. Quarterly meeting services will be
held tomorrow as follows: Love feast
at 10 am, preaching at ii am. by the
P. E., Rev. w. H. Pearne, followed by
the administration of the sacrament Of
the Lords Supper. Preaching at pm.
by Rev. L. Hawkins.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

BANKERS PRIzE.-The 6ne clock put
up as the prizs for the most popular
Banker, will be disposed of tonight al
the Hebrew Fair. Much excitement
prevails among the friends for the cen.
testants. The vote closes at 10 o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

Attn Gayeties, Miss Marie Roscelle
appeared in her great character as vocal
list, Miss Beckett with a variety of songs,
and Mile Henrietta in her Big Sun
flower" specially. Everything there goes
off with immense applause.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09
Special Notices.

Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-F0RRRsr's Ju-
xIPER TAR is warranted to euro 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.
GOODYEAR q FALLS, 2sl Main ST.. Agents.
Price. IS cents. Net sent BY mail. ST
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09
H. j. MCLAUGHLIN & BRO.
Have for sale, CHEAP. Select Stock OF
ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES,,
Atthe Corner of Beal and Desoto and Beal and
Htrnando Streets.
ss- PLEASE GIVE US A CALL.

UOUSE AND. LOT FOR SALE; THAT
fronting SO feet on Jefferson street. and ex;
tending back 148x feet to an alley. will be sold
under decree by the supreme Court Of Ten
nessee, on THURSDAY. JANUARY IA. 1859,
by John L. Brown, Clerk of supreme Court.
nv agreement of parties. the. sale will be for
$1,000 cssh-sufficient to pay the debt. interest
and cost for which the sale is made; and twelve
Parties desiring to invest will please call at my
office, and will tau . pleasure In showing them
the property. TH0S. WICK ERSHAM,
Ne. Q Postoffics Building.
Refer 10 advertisement In the Evening Post.
Planters Bank Of Tennessee VS.. Z. o. Perrin
4 ii ia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

To TIE MOST INFLUENTIAL SALESMAN.
A 6ne gold headed walking cane will be
voted tonight at the Hebrew Fair. Come
up, all ye who control the trade.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09


Rice & EngePs, 1913 Main. 1907
AN HONEST HACKMAN. "A little incl
dent occurred last night which is not un-
worthy Of mention. The driver OF hack
No. Is, John O'Hern, found in his hack
a three hundred dollar diamond ring,
which was dropped there by q gentleman
who was retaining from the ball at the
Chickasaw Club last night. he hunted
up the owner, who had no
idea where he had dropped it, and re-
turned the ring. Such integrity is worthy
of notice. He was suitably rewarded,
and the gentleman says he will never
employ any other hackman when he can
be had. He deserves encouragement
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

Or our first page we have compiled
directory Of business houses, which our
readers will find serviceable medium
for giving their location. est
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

New MEMPHIS THEATEE.-A great deal
of interest was felt by the public for the
success of Mrs. NJ. Lsnsgan's benefit,
which came off last night. The lady is
very deservedly popular, and it was ex-
pected by every one that the house would
be crowded on the occasion, which was
somewhat the case. The piece selected
by Mrs. flanagan was beautiful roman
tic play, iu which she appeared as Gym
this" the gypsy girl-the piece entitled
Fowers Of the Forest. The character
was we'll taken, aud performed after Mrs.
Lanagan's usual interesting style, which
entitled her from time to time to the sp-
plause of the house, melted out in I'M
measured quantities. Miss Viola Plunkett
deserves especial commentator for play
ing so well the lover Lemuel." She
looked the wild sportsman with gun,
whose unsrring aim never failed to bring
down its object. "Ishmaep was quite an
interesting character, well played BY Mr..
flanagan. The entertainment Of the
evening was concluded with the delight
ful musical farce entitled the SEiss
Spdins. This evening will be presented
the great Irish drama, Ireland asst Was,
to be followed BY Loan Of a LOrer.
MERCHANTS wanting cotton ties can be
furnished at 4 very low rate at Swifts
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09
Az MAIN srREET-GRocER.

A CARD.-The card of the officers oil
the Waverley Boat Club does me great
injustice, and is entirely unwarrantable,
and | wish my friends to know that it was
not passed unanimously, and was
prompted by the ill-feeling of some of its
members, whom / long since declined to
associate with. c. ID. MADDEN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

MEErING.-A meeting of the friends of
Msjor E. Whitfield will take place to-
morrow, ct the hall of enginehouse No. 2,
Shelby street, promptly at one clock. e
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

Yard.wfde all wool shaker flannel,
soc, best opera flannel. all coIors,
see; white all weel nannel' s5e-
Great bargains I'm nannels at y. n.
Loewenstine a Bros.', No. 2sl Main %.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

THE Parlor Music Hall, corner Of Sec
ond and Jefferson streets, opens tonight
at ~ o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

Gents calf boots, s5 nice cashmere
hats, % so; good white shirts, 81 90
undershirts at 75c; clothing at less
than New York cost, at J. III. Loewen.
slime d Bros, No. 23l Main street,
Clay Building.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

To THE LADIEs.-The sale Of lsces,
edgings, insertions, etc, will take place
on next Monday morning, at the sales
rooms of W. H. Passmore 4 Co., No.
2Sl Second street, at 10 o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

READ AND TRIgK.-Newsrapers fur
nish the cheapest advertisements. Take
an example. The Christian Allocate,
% Jefferson street, is issued weekly
5000 copies are published and distrib'
uted. The greater number of them 60
to the country, and directly to the homes
Of the best citizens. An advertisement
of FIVE squares costs $50 for six months.
$4,000 papers are printed and distributed
during that time; thus costing the adj
vertiser less than rs cents per thousand.
Cards cost from 81 to Sc, and circulars
from $40 to Sl5 per thousand--envelopes
and stamps extra. We do not wish to
detract from any medium of advertising,
but simply desire to state the facts in the
case. Our yearly rates are still cheaper.
R. W. BLEW, Business Manager
lis Christian Advocate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

AT the Greenlaw Opera House, owing
to the rain, there was only moderate
audience. The performances were, not
withstanding, as good as ever, even to
the fullest houses. The best judges
pronounce the singing, dancing and feats
excellent Mr.. Oates, Mrs. Oates and
Mr.. Billy Pastor, in their several parts,
completely captivated the audience.
The grand drama will be repeated to-
night TO q crowded house.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

/, THE undersigned, knowing Mr.. Mad
den, know there is Partially existing
against him in the Club on the part of
some of the members.
r 7 HEpIKER. Cant W. b. C..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

HEBREW FAIR-The grand prize lot
terry at the Hebrew Fair, is attracting all
patrons of the Fair, and tickets are SELL
ing lively.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

IRISH PoPLINs lower than ever, at Rice
h Engels, 233 Main street. 1917
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

BEST and cheapest grocer in Memphis,
ct 4l2 Main street. Ito
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

HEBREW FAIR.-Among the many
prizes to be awarded tonight we noticed
one for the popular coal merchant; one
for the favorite physician; to the best
life insurance company; transportation
agent, popular butcher, and several
others. All interested had better be on
hand Tonight
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

IP,you want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibben & Bro. 2Sl Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

BURNING OF MAIL CAR-The mail
car on the Memphis and Ohio railroad
was burned day before yesterday. Two
boxes of Nashville mail and one bag of
local matter were:entirely destroyed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

New CHURCH MEETIsa All persons
interested in the doctrines of the New
Jerusalem Church, as taught in the the
oreticsl writings of Emanuel Swenden-
borg, are requested to meet at the United
States Courtroom, in the Waldran Block,
No. 450 Main street, on tomorrow (Sun-
day) afternoon, at four clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

The Psrlor Music Hall, cerner of Sec
ond and Jefferson streets, opens to-aight
at II o. clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

HAYS Coal COMPANY sells the best
Pittsburg Coal, Office 223 Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

HAVE your CRATES set, smoking chin
neys cured and paving done. l am pre-
pared to put down sewerage pipes ofany
size. No. 306 Main street.
10 T. MrAtpurv
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

IFyOu want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibbsu 4 Bro, ISL Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

GREAT reduction in gents furnishing
goods, at Rice & Eugel g, 233 Main. 1867
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-09

Beautiful white blankets, e3 6Oj
good baImoral skirts, 81; hoop skirts,
soc; beautiful breakfast shawIs, 81;
dress goods at less than New York
cost. j. N. Loewenstine a. Bros, No.
2sI Main street, Clay Building.