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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18
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elmer SEDUCTION bes 3patarifs, Ter Amer
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bod cine wefentli9e Aenberuns berte;ilbren
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beporsusten 9duiern. So CAB ia burdres
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farpsn f9 1,227.000 8uibe1 sesen 10000
AT ben, entipredenten Sage bes !esten SAB
res unb 10000 in, Sabr 1867.
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ater ben MiiFi1ppi bel Yrairis bu gbten.
Der erfe Sradt'3us, befebenb aus bretbis
be1abenen Care, 1T bereits aber bic 8ride
eefabren.
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inb 1914 unfdae auf ben srDben Binnenfeen
Sprsefommen rpelhe Der Marine einen S4a>
ben ppn 81, 10000 perurfadten. 1926 Tatr>
3euse sinsen adn3li6 perloren; 209 MeniAen
o~erlpren babel ibr 0eben.
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gan Secs, bic bister in benz fiben Wabne
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robnen. Die 6erYsn s. g.. unb Benjamin
Negidsr, friter in 1ilnaufee ppbnbaft,
beanipruden namlid has Gisentbumsrs4t
Don Stiles II. 9~sfpn'sNbtit;pn i'm Mittelpunt.
te iener Stabt, unb taben bereits serihtlt9e
sdri.te e;nsslei.et, tiefts Re6t seltsns su
MAIDEN.
Nus cfis. Iie S6afe, ber;ttet Der
,Weftcte". rernea in eiai9enstsi!cn Stio's
mieter i'll 9euie.ren tinseidIaG:et, nur Inn
bic Spfsr Der ueberninteruns i'll e~riparen,
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rea in sepsu:sassr G%uststnuns terrihesce
T~ysfaale.
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rau,ie spn 4. Re. relee:: Die Snh;aner'
Wirreu in @asmtns iinb tp6i tetentlih.
S6aarea rrn Sirur ihreifeu mcrbenb unt
routsnb I'M san;en Serritcrium lumber.
Iie Toiseie1idaft, bic .rn Sort earanie
atsiae, rvrhe ron Ben Sntionern ms Sort
1urudsetrieten. Cine ante.e, lie e;nise
Sage frIter atsirs, bate nidts spn ih b.
rem laHen, une man fI,d.et, bae ie seianssn
pcyter it.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18

Baargelhaablun9 - Cine @n5abl
"a ufeute pm Carer 60. fnb auf ben ni9t
abeln eiafal setummen, ibre 8i9er~ absulesen
nab rur sesen nGaib" in Sertauftn. Die
3eitserbaltuiNe fnb leiper iebr unsanfie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18

Dulutb if turali9 gu e;nem Supcrtbafen
treirt trrrtsR unb bat Der 3uQeoQeftpr @lSper
fir Zen Diaritt ssn Minneiota 5ru. s. SIC
9aren ;um GerutyecQector fir ienen 6afen Ct
aanat. sEsnn bic Saperisrbabn fertis IL, pirb
Der Support rnb Grpcrt ron unb mad Canada
une England uter jenen 6afen sprausGdhiG
Elm tetrattiGer {eir.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18

men. Sc tparen fur biele Mrbeiten cine Be-
trd4tlide 3ab1 BON M~neebpten einselanst,
unb inb biefe1ben nun pp, metrerea Inter
netnern ubernpmmen.
llnter ben sier teutfden gereinen, pei4e
bic ron Der @eneralperiammluns hes Cen
tral.@eseins In gtieaso eefabten gefalide
farllnterfabuns Der Ginwanperer unb@ran>
ouns zines Sduaebrerfeuinars pur1 bic
1bat unteralsen, befnbst i;d ein@erein aus
Minnsicta, 1dmlia Der ct ScieYts>9erein
ron @inpna.
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Sage oier 3inber set1uft. trei ron 6rn.
&nt. @en;e1 unb zines BON !Srn. q. !9eim.
@!udlide g1ter!
Sn &ilwaufee 1T bic 8apele fir bas
ueue Gapu3iner<8 lofer Dor e;nisen Sasen
einsemeibt uorben. Gum Guardian 1T P.
SOP Yrats ernannt.
Gbieago. Wte bt: u&atb. grlts;ta" aus
Rrm rernimmt, 1T Ser bisterise 3an5ler
unb @eneralsiear bes tpGw'fea Grsbiihcfs
Don Baltimore. Rep. Ibpmas Tc1Y
gum gifdpfe BON Gbieaso ernannt.
Sn 2~ouisbile, ST., Bat Der ct. Midaels
gerein fir ben fl. gater einegate BON 1926
benz bortisen 8iidofe lberre'dt.
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Shorts Nnbcper Depot unb 1ppninstrn,
ga. SIN gau besrifen, tbeils nabe5u ppl<
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Staate Ninnefeta unterncut,nenen &irden>
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Diase ater has @erfabren in Gbefaren per,
ben aus New yorf beriGtet. Dprt siebt es
einen &t9ter Barnard, Der cine ,wtloe gbe"
fir sefesli4 saltts erfldrt. Das 1T aber
bel mtitem ni9t allies! @or IA 1asen f9pb
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eeter Der n2ribune" Nan1ens Ri1arbfon
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ten gum Gbebru4 o~erlettet Bate. Dos &C.
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perwunbeten RiGarbfpn NIT ter ~eteu.alieen
Mrs. NeTarlanb unu1ittelbar DOR befenEpb
au trauen. Die Gbef9eibuns bate ndmli&
obne 0prwiFen MeGarlanbs in Snbtana
fattsefunber. Mls @tdarbfpn eefprben
mar, nettetftrten bic pahpren 5rptttnebant
unt s. %. 8eeder nit Qobreben auf beEen
eb1en gbarofter, unb tas A1es oeihab in,
Mfer 6puie 3u Hem yorf.
Ser bsreits faf seriNptsRe Grpeter
9ba,intb ira. mie bic 3eitnnsen melten,
tlr3li9 in New Sort DOR elmer ietr serif9>
ten gerfammluns cine Rebe sebalten taten,
norm er lter zen @Slibat, fpft:n f;eS!atter
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tunsen anfeef e1t tatte. Setn @efuh in
Bottom fel aidt 10 sldn;enb aue, srie man
ertpartet bate unb Der tumprreite Seite1
apoftrppbirt in feiner u3tr9enae;tune, ben
unsliidltden @t9tismader, ME fclet;
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@eb bu muir gang sef9winbe
Dteber bin, mad tur3er Trif,
SO bu bersefcmmen btf;
Denn 1mertta it fein Qanb,
Wp tu bdttef sa:en Stanb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18

SIM J%rreubauie III ct. g,stsr beTaben
i@ s~esenwdrtis 120 gerirnsn, slei9pisl ron il
BEN @efdle1t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18

8lue Gartb gity bat nun cine rGitY
Natienal ganf", beren GrDTnuns neulit fatt<
fant.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-18

Gpn GIasfa mad @acpnia il cine
Gabrfrabe BEN @ertebr iberseben.

Greiebiee Saeb.-S n ber @e8ent Scn
Gcref City i&eb tirsli& 81. y. @&reiner brei
8aren unt einen pir(@ an sinem gcrmittae.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

BOLD ATTEMPT AT THEFT.--Last Sntur-
day morning about three o'clock, Mr.. NJ.
Maloney, the Waterman of Mr.. William
G. Parker's cotton shed, on the corner Of
Union and Third streets, discovered a
negro prowling about the shed, and con-
cealed himself to watch the result. The
negro walked around the shed twice and
then paused at the alley, which runs from
Fourth to Third street, between Union
and Monroe, where he gave low whistle,
which was responded to promptly by two
other negroes pulling the front wheels Of
small wagon. Mr. Maloney waited
until they had commenced work, and then
advanced on them pistol in hand. The
three fed, and he enptied his pistol at
them, chasing one of them down Union
street some distance. On his return, be
discovered the wagon with bale of cot
ton already loaded. The wagon is now
at Mr.. Cleareys blacksmith shop, on
Union street, between Main and Second,
where the negroes can find it if they will
be pleased to call.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15
News I'm Brief.


Colonel c. W. s. Brown, the genial
agent of the Little Miami railroad, is at
the Peabody.
The order removing General Gordon
Granger from this post has, at least for
the present, been revoked.
Eugene Campbell, white man, was ar
rested in the southern district and is held
to answer for an attempted rape.
Mr.. G. N. Erich, the well-known Main
street merchant, is about to start TO
Europe to lay in splendid stock ofgoods
Sometime since Mexican stole $500
in currency from Mr.. Robt. R. May, at
Knowlton's Landing, Arkansas, and is
believed to be in this city, where he has
relatives. A reward is offered of $500.
William Hays and Warren Singleton,
of color, were arrested Saturday and
sent up for robbing an African brother of
one hundred dollars. Fifty.eight dollars
of the money was recovered r
Mr.. John Gibson's horse ran away with
him and his buggy Saturday and threw
him out, inaicting considerable injuries
to his person, but he is not disabled from
business.
a Mr. A. P. N. Mathews, who lives four
miles south of Columbia, Tenn, cap
tured frog in cave near his house last
week which weighs ninety-three pounds
the biggest frog in the world.
Bill Wallace, negro, gashed in the face
with razor, in saloon, corner Urion
and Desoto streets, Saturday night, by
another negro, was arrested. He
may get fined for carrying concealed
weapons.
Colonel Trezevant is working nobly for
the Memphis and Yszoo railroad. Yazoo
county subscribed FIVE hundred dollars
toward the survey, and Colonel Treze-
want hopes to have his surveyors in the
field by the 10th instant.
Aaron Galway and Aaron Crosby,
colored boys twelve and fourteen years
old, stole COW from Mr.. Wigs last
Friday and were arrested by Sergeant
Brown Saturday. They confessed that
they were employed by certain parties in
the business near the Fair Ground. They
were committed by Esquire Herman.
Sixty dollars were collected in fnes at
the first district police court this morn
ing. Nineteen cases were on docket; six
of the cases belonged to the State. -Four
white men were heavily fined for having
in possession swindling device-a
snuff-bex arrangement. The remaining
cases were OF minor Importance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

SONS WEATHER.-Yesterday was 8
balmy, soft day; the churches we're all
we'll attended, and there was considera-
BILE display Of the coming spring styles
but what a change last night. The sun
set in a mountain of black clouds, which
soon oversprsad the sky, and before ten
o'clock a strong gsle was blowing from
nearly every direction, and at intervals
the rain splsshed down in torrents. Be-
fore morning it turned to snow, aud the
world swoke to find the spring Of yester-
day turned to cutting winter, with halt
an insb of snow on the houseiops. We
know not whG. became of the swallows so
uoetically mentioned bg 3 contemporary
this morning, or of the gentiemsS in a
semi-sp-ing suit who went out in the
country yesterday evening and failed 10
return. He will probably make his sp-
pearance some time today, wearing the
best overcoat of his fatber-in-law elect
but the swallows have no fathers-in-iaw,
and will have to be content with their
swallow-,ailed coats.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15
Short and Pointed.

EDITOR LEDGER: Permit me to say, in
relation to a discussion which has been
carried on for the last few days as to how
the Hibernian Society is io.cslebrate the
day of their natal saint, / deem the dis
cussiob to have been in bad taste; and no
more glaring pisconeeption could have
been made than morning cotemporary
did by saying the "Soeiety by invitation
would attend ball at u p m. at the
Assembly Hall" No such invitation
was ever received, and no ball Of any
kind is to be under the auspices of the
Society. -Auy member who attends,
attends as private citizen, wherever the
ball or party may De.
~ ~ A MEMBER H. M. R. SocIKrY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

New MEMPHIS THEATER.--The mat
inee Saturday afternoon was very largely
attended. The house was nearly as full
as 10 had been at any time during the
week. Foul Play was produced on the
occasion, with the usual cast Of the com
pany and Miss Fanny Price 10 the char.
acter Of "Helen Rolleston," which she
sustained admirably. Mr.. Hamilton, 10
his triple part, divided honors with the
star. Mrs. Cline made good hit as the
faithful servant and the afianced washer.
woman, and the Other parts we're pretty
fairly sustained. Saturday night No
bodys Daughter was played with foe
effect to respectable sized audience.
Tonight the interesting drama East
Lynne will be Produced, with the beauti-
fol and talented young Miss Price in the
double character of Lady Isabel and
Madame Vine. In rehearsal, Fairy
Fingers and after DARK. s
VARIETIES THEArER AN entirely new.
and splendid bill is arranged for this
evening, and the week will open with a
fine, large, enthusiastic house. Manager
Broom knows just how to please every
body, and be does it. The new stars
made fine impression last week and The
old favorites hold their own in public fa-
ver. Admission only twenty cents.
GIYETIEs THEArER. This popular
place of resort for fun, music and gen
eral enjoyment, presents new attractions
tonight, aud splendid bill. Manager
Etley has pleasant way of giving a
show and pleasing everybody. His list
of stars are hard to excel anywhere. The
music is splendid, the dancing inimitabe,
and the " bower Of beauty unapproach-
able and respondent. Go and see the
Buckinghams and everybody else.
PARLoR Music HALL. = Manager
Thompson keeps this place running in
gay style, and has large crowd Of well
behaved people every evening. The
singing and dancing and the instru-
mental mssic are all of the attractive
order, and this evening an inimitab!e
programme of fun will be produced. The
combination includes some of the best
delineators In the business as well as
several eminent danseuses. Free.
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hundred and four doIIars in gold. sh,

hundred and four dollars in gold. She
cared little for this loss, though, compared
with the loss Of her husband, and the
only consolation left her is secondhand
scissors-grinding factory out Of repair.
She has not decided yet whether to carry
on the scissors-grinding or continue the
old business.
The young man Barbere is said to
have returned TO St. Louis. where he can
live like q gentleman the rest Of his days.
He happened to recollect about the time
be got intothat trunk that he had wife
and thirteen young grinders at home 10
Carondplet, and resolved 10 return to
their bosoms. Mrs. Marier Barbiere is
wrathy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

HrGHuAY RoBBERY.-Last Saturday
night Two nsokerels, nearly grown,
named Mike Foley and John Brady,
garroted man named A. E. NARROW, q
stock drover, from McNairy county. on
the corner Of Poplar and Third streets,
taking from him his watch. Fortunately
be had no money with him. Yesterday
the rascsls we're arrested by Sergeant
Brown, and lodged in the staton-house.
This morning they we're committed to
jail without bail On the charge Of high
wsy robbery, and tdis case will be taken
before the grand jury at once. II isio be
hoped that the extreme penalty Of the
law will be visited upon them. rr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

These grounds have been greatly inn
proved and beautifed within the last
three years at heavy expense to the com
pany, and being nov accessible by street
railroad, it would well repay the citizens
generality to visit them. EfH
An erroneous impression seems to pre-
vail that the object of the company is
speculation aud profit. This is not cor-
rect This cemetery was established al
a public necessity and not for speculs
ton. This is distinctly stated ia the
original articles ofassocietiou, and placed
on record and strictly adhered to. Il
would be only necessary to converse with
the Superintendent in charge (who is in
no way interested) to have such mistaken
ideas dissipa,ed. Improvements have
been made and are still making on every
hand, and or a loaf liberal scale.
Ever since the establishment of the
cemetery only a dividend Of ten per
cent. per annum upon the stock has been
declared all receipts over that amount
have gone to improve, enlarge and
beautify the grounds; and even that
dividend hss not been paid for years
past, owing 10 heavy expenses for i'm
provements. 1t is the purpose Of the
companI to lay aside retired fund, the
interest Of which viii keep it up perpet
ually, long after the present generation
shall sleep beneath the sod, This is .
feature Of our cemetery differing from all
others known to US, and will be sppre-
ciated BY lot owners. The ElmSood
Cemetery must, therefore, ever remain 9
green spot in memory s waste"
yQsIPH LExow,
- IL W.B. NlLLEa, Z.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

TIE SPEerAToR.--This magazine is
justly pronounced by the press as the
best ever published in this city. 1t is
creditable, and not only deserves, but
should have, the patronage of every
Memphis citizen. Mad. NJ. A. DeKapp
is canvassiDg the city with success; and
that we may have COED magazine, let
every man subscribe. Price 81 per
annum. r-a f-rss IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15
MoxEY 10 loan, at $50 Main at. l47

Tbs Southern Cultivator, Huuts Mer-
chants Magazine aud DeBOw'. Review
have all arrived at Enmons', 10 Jeffer-
son and sss Main street also, Saturday
Night, Western world, Home Circle,
New World, New York Tribune, World,
Herald sud Times, and the St. Louis,
cihciunati and Louisville dailies.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

SOMETHING NEw.-Maizena Flour, pre-
pared by Woods, Maude & Co., for ma
king boiled pudding, mullins, waffles, bat
ter cakes, ETC., put up in ten pound pack.
ages, at Coffin Bros, 1892 Main ST. IT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

SIDEWALKS. suitable for side
walks, at $l2 per thousand; also, full
stock seasoned cypress lumber, Of all
descriptions, latbs and shingles, at G. M.
Venables saw-mill. SIT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

Jusr RECEIVED, BY direct importation
from Italy, large and well assorted lot
Of macearoni aud mushrooms. For sale,
wholesale and retail, by Andrew Daneri,
$40 Second street. l2-l7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

MUsIo.-Go and join Mr.. Tatums
singing choir, to be formed at the Chris
tan Church, corner of Linden and Null
berry streets, this evening -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

CALL and look at Sproule q McCown's
new stock Of fine spring clothing. 1t is a
pleasure to show them. 22l Main
street. III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

Our sprightly young friend, Charles
Fl. Davenport, starts this evening for
Mississippi, on business trip for the
Spectator, and will also receive subscrip-
tons for the Public LEDGER We wish
him a safe and prosperous trip.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

Losr.-This morning, on Main street,
an oval topaz stone, for watch seal.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at the Office Of the Union
Foundry, Adams street. IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

TEE CHARrRE 0AK.-We do not allude
to the renowned tree that preserved the
liberties of the people, but to the great
Charter Oak Stove, that preserves the
health, happiness and comfort of so many
thousand families. 1t is the perfection
of cooking stoves. If list of those
using it was kept, it would soon fill a
email library. Reference is made to the
one hundred thousand in daily use
Erery Charter Oak Stove has the name
of Giles F. Filley on iii all others are
limitations. To get genuine Charter
Oak Stove, 60 to ]. f, Schabel & Co.'s,
No. 227 Main street, Memphis and 10
ordering through your merchant, direct
them to get Filley's Charter Oak. s 10
GooDs FIYE.-Prices moderate at
Sproule & McCown's LII
If you want good old Megibben whis-
by, go to Megibben & Bro, 2sl Main st,
DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL CoILRGE, 23a
Main street, open day aud night, New
pupils can begin any day. 15l-24
SWEET POTAToEs at Craig's seed store,
379 Main street. Is
A PRETTY PREssST-English Female
Btters. ss ..-. ST
SWEET PorAroEs at Craig's seed store,
379 Main street Is
If you want good old Megibben whisky
go to Megibbea 4 Bro, 28l Main street.
MOUNT CARBON Coal CoxPASH.-slack
coal, 20 Madison street, 1861
ENGLISH FEMALE BIrTERs cures sickly
females after all else fail. 81
IFyou want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibben & Bro, 2sl Main street
To let, with board-two splendid front
rooms, at ia Court street. References
required ST I
IL you want Sns spring clothing, 90 to
Sproule & McCown's, under the Worshsm
House. Ill
MoUSr CARBON CeAL CoNPAsT--2Q
Madison street. Screened, lump and
slack coal. 1857
SWEET PoTAToEs JusT RECEIVED
Two hundred barrels, for sale low, by SUIT
ton, Mann a Joiner. 3l6 Front 81. $50
IFyou want good old Megibben whisky
90 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main street,
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w. c. RUSSELL, painter, paper-hanger
and glazier, 10. 219 Second street 7
murray & RIDGELY, merchant tailors,
81 Madison street, have just received the
most complete stock for apEing aud sum-
ner wear, Which for quality and style
cannot be surpassed. Prices reason
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15
JEFFERSON STREET HOUSE,
y Ne. Jos JrrTKRscs srREE4,

sos-s,ue and LODGING. per veek.--..-..---se %
poardinF. without LoSkjpE. per week.. 50
tsls O. REINsHAeEn, Proprietor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

THE CITY.

PIrTsBURG and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. $50 t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

You've MEs, use Dromgoole & Co.'s
Buchu; it is the best and cheapest. ST.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

GOSHEN BuTTER-The best quality,
just received by j. Devote, corner Third
and Adams streets. IL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

EsGLIsa FEMALE BIrrERs never fail to
cure all female complaints. ST.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

That GRAND jury REPoRT-The ex-
tracts we made from the report of the
late Grand Jury, last Saturday, were
Universally read with zest; but some Of
our readers misiook the description Of
"Potter's field" for Calvary cemetery
owing to the arrangement of our synop
sic. In the report the following para
graphs precede the Potter's field"
which makes the connection complete:
The National cemetery. some twenty
acres or more in extent, is situated out
a few miles on the Memphis and Ohio
railroad. 1t is regularly laid out and
well graded in the midst OF handsome
forest grove. Here rest the remains Of
the U nited States soldiers who have died
in this region. 1t is kept in excellent
condition.
Calvary cemetery, out three miles on
the fernando road, is new graveyard,
dedicated in 1868. 1t contains twenty
FIVE or thirty acres, partially laid ont and
sprinkled over with a few graves. Il j.
an eligible place for final home. and
the proper distance from the city. Even
here we saw evidences Of mutilatiop.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

WILLIAM WAssoS, Dentist, has again
returned to TIE city after an absence Of
some msuths, and again offers his pro-
iessional services to bis frienas and the
public generally. 0fice With ]. B. Was
son, No. Sls Main street. loot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-15

Fresh supply Of Pittsburg coal at G. 7.
Peterson's. Office, IL Madison street.
Also at W. Fl. Horizons, 1854 Main street.