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New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
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TILE LOUISVILLE RACES.

LOUISVILLE, May 10.-The meeting over the
course of the Greenland Blood Horse Association opened
with very light attendance, del fu weather. and the
track in very fair condition The first for three
yearods mile heats $50 entrance $500 added by the AS
socaton S25 forfeit aud closed with nine entries 1t
was won by j. Jackson & Co.'s Hersog Time, 1:52 1852
The second for the St. Charles Purse OF $500 for all
ages four mile dash was by Redding Co.'S b. g.,
years Time, mile 1855; two miles, 9;57 three miles,
Z milcg. 9.S7
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ARE THERE MANY IMPERIALIsTs AMONG Us 2
III would seen 90 or hundreds daily seen IN IN, ,.s Of m
msops' who put on aud carry royal airs with a, ueb ,n,
~ Ao0gh born to the purple Upon scrutiny however II vi, h d
NJ @e PASSENGERS al bear the impress Of tie Halter KSoI Of
HAf' corner OF FuIonst, whose Spring 81 Vi. /, The
neSder and admiration Of the world Of fssboB -s NV " WV
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THE JEROME PARK CoURsE-RACE hoHoAo iN
TRAINING. - re-. ..

So TRAINING. ~-'. - -H
THE racing campaign of 1869 is about to com.
mence, and the numerous stables 81 tlorougnDreos a,o
how In active preparation Tor their engagements at the
Jerome Park Saratoga, and other meetings On Leee
visit to the course elongng to the American Jockey
Club, al Fordhafn, we found the fo!oWnn stables OF
horses in egulsr training:
The jerome Park Home Stable. imessrs Forbes and
Jerome Mr. George Waldron, tainer Feetwing, aged;
st. Paul. years; Rapture, years; Glengarry years;
b. C.. years by Trovatore dam Cyclone; eh Co. years,
by Censer, dam Mary P,ddle -.,.
Dr, Wedon's Stdble-Aldebaran Jubal, Flora Mclvor.
stoneryer, Salute, Colonel T. Local. and ch Co. years.
by Lightning, dam by Yorkshire.
T. Pdterscds Stabls-COrsican Sweet Home, Joke King
Henry, b. f. by Bulletin, dam Seabreeze and b. c. Dy
Star Davis. .
g. Waldron, frs Stable-Rochs ch. by Australian b.
By Lexington, dam Edith, yrs. ch C, by Planet dam
Columbia, yrs.
W. Wadr0ns Stable tMr Eckersons s)-Zigzag, Gen.
Yorke Beety Bonnie Braes, Uncle Me- colt Metalre
Polly Lyons, br T. by Dick Cbeatham, dam by Glencoe,
and ch. z. by Logan, dam by Glencoe.
II. Booths St1bie.-Harry Booth yrs; Overland yrsY
and three twoyear ods by Australian, Lexington, ana
Vaudal
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HOME NEWS.
TpR WEATHER.

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G7o 500 NV. ii - % w, 20 ~
Nouiug-Slghty cloudy 10 northern IR5s rom
st 10 AaeruoOn-Sgbt cloudy. BvsnpgSns ht SloI,, 70
the MOOn-Ths hr quO eT OF ue AoOn
Su Be- on tbe 18th al 4:J9 !. n.
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H tuRIe dd1e, and n private Buildings ventilated
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SQUIRE LANDER, No. 07 Fulton-st Nau
IoaA - ~s Pest Place 70 buy reliable WATcHEs 6ns b.s
'h"ALhii anu OLIVER WARE. Diamonds a speolaity
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VERMONT SPRING WATER-The great remedv
scmESEELiSi, No l7O WlAanst, EsvYorE Depot at
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SUNDAYSCHooL BooKs-BRoUGHToN A. Wv
E4L ~ u Rbt AS1s lip W ARss Sad b'H Ss,sIiSsst
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the heat and race by a

y,ous heats. Lady Thorn won the heat and race by
length, In 2:29. .| rIr..rI|
Y,,u,os cous,r l. l. Nav iS@aateh $1,000 mile heats best
10 sTe, TO wagons
D. P6fersb u. Lady Thorn. n....,....."..'"''''"'s" =
p MAnees American Girl.
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vanderbilt, COmelips..

ZolllEoasr, Oscar
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THOMAS II. AGNEWi

No. 26O GREENWICH-ST., n. Y.
Offering daily CHEAP For CASH il GS19ss 70 % ,T, syt
BUTTER. CHEESE. LARD. RAMS, MACkkRBL fORblol
FRUITS FLOUR choicest brands n market one Pnes House
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10
burning Of a COTTON shed.

A FIRE was discovered this morning by
officers Slaton and Battle in Msjor Ram
baut's cotton shed, on Monroe street. east
Of DeSoto. The slarm was given
promptly, and the Ere department was
soon on the ground. There were two
hundred and forty five bales Of cotton in
one corner of the shed, belonging to the
firm of Day q Proudft, cotton brokers.
When the fremen arrived they found the
doors locked, and had to break them in.
The FIRE was soon extinguished, when It
was found that one hundred and ninety
bales were badly damaged. They we're
insured fully in the Peoples Company.
The loss will be about eight thousand
dollars-Msjor Rambauts loss one thou
sand dollars, with no insurance. There
was no Waterman in the building, and
the origin of the FIRE is complete mys-
terry. 1t is copjectured that some cotton
had been stolen before the building was
fred.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10
RrtdaI Party at the Peabody,

Col. George w. Pease, a prominent
young citizen of Louisville, who passed
the winter here, and made an extensive
circle OF friends, was married at Her
nando, Miss, yesterday, to Miss Georgia
Tate, an accomplished and beautiful
young lady, who is well known in this
city. Col. Pease went down on a special
train, as he was on special business, and
was accompanied by party of his Mem
phis friends. They all returned in fine
spirits about three o'clock, and stopped
at the Peabody Hotel, where they will re-
main two or three days before proceed
ing to Kentucky. The Colonel is as for
tunate in winning such fair and pre-
cious PRICE as he is gallant and worthy.
But as the "braye deserve the fair" and
the fair love but the brave, we cengratu'
late both Oh their present happiness,
hoping that It may never grow less, and
that they may live long to prove and en-.
ioy their love.
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Henry Farmers concert.

It is admitted by all amateurs and pro-
fessionals, and the critical public gen.
orally, that Me-. Henry Farmers concert
lest Friday night was the most charming
aaair, pleasing snccess and artistic
triumph witnessed in Memphis this seapon
or for years. The lovers of music will
have the pleasure of attending another OF
Mr.. Farmers concerts next Friday night,
the llth inst, at the Nep Memphis The
ater. We inadvertently let an item slip
in yesterday which was calculated to
make an erroneous impression concern
ing the use of the theater. The coming
Opera Troupe will not be here to COM
mence Friday night, and il they were,
Mr.. Farmers engagement of the house
vas previous apd binding, SO that ques-
ton is settled. This ip one Of the last
opportunities that the people Eill have
soon of hearing Messrs. Farmer and
Wheat and Hiss GeneFes, as they ars
soon going to Nashville, and We RndeF-
stand that at no distant day Mr.. Farmer
and Mr.. Wheat will leave for San Fran
cisco. A full house Of people will doubt
less greet them on this occasion.
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ADVERTISEMENT

The persons who have entered the asso-
citation formed for the purpose of resist
ing the Nicolson pavement tax, are here
by notified that the names of all persons
who have not paid their attorneys fees
on or before the l4th inst. will be stricken
fran the list and no longer represented
by the counsel retained by the associa-
ton. This method of communicating
with the property-holders is adopted,
because of the great number and the con-
sequent impracticability of calling upon
each of them. Call at the Office of McRae
& Walker, Bethel block. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10
HEROIC elPsEY GILL.
A Negro Highway man Escaped and
BAN ed-A Thrilling Incident.

For some time past party Of Gipsies
have been encamped near the city on the
Pigeon Roost road just east Of we'll
known grocery, and as usual with Clip
sizes, they have several fine horses with
them. Among their number is q young
girl, almost white. She is sixteen or
eighteen years, is pretty, intelligent and
brave. Yesterday her courage was put
to severe test, as we are about to relate.
1t happened during the day that all
the men and all the women except this
girl left the camp. She was in full
charge and, Of course, was required to
watch over and take care of the prop
erty. The horses were tied securely
near by, and tie girl, little dreaming of
danger, sat in the door of tent quietly
engaged at some kind of work, no one
that she knew of being nearer than the
grocery, one or Two hundred yards away.
About two o'clock big buck negro, as
black as rectified ink, emerged from
wood near by with pistol in one hand
and bowie knife in the other. He stole
along softly until he confronted the girl,
then cooking the pistol and furnishing
the bowie.knife, ordered her to cut loose
one of those horses for him, and told her,
with horrid imprecations, that if she re-
fused to do his bidding he would pin her
to tree near by and gil her body with
bullets. The girl was powerless, and saw
the devil in the black highwayman's eye.
To cry for help would have been certain
death, and escape seemed impossible.
So she made movement in the direc-
ton of the horses, but watching for an
opportunity, darted behind tent and fed
toward the woods like frightened deer.
| The negro was after the horse, and did
not pursue; nor did he fire, as that would
have alarmed the neighborhood. He fol-
lowed the girl short distance, and then
returned and picked out his horse from
| the lot.
The girl was not idle in the meantime,
nor had she lost her presence of mind.
She secured a pistol from somewhere,
and in q few minutes returned with it
cooked in her hand. The negro had cut
the horse loose, and was ready to mount
and ride away, when the girl fred at him
ten PAGES distant. This surprised him
completely, and he may have been
wounded; but he left the horse, and ran
of at full speed without waiting to return
the fire or even to see who shot at him.
The girls friends sson returned, and
some of the neighbors who heard the
shot and saw the negro run eff collected
at the camp, and heard her plain nara
ton of wha. had occurred, told as coolly
as if she had done nothing unusual OF
surprising to herself.
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DIR. RUssELL's
Dispensary and Infrmary,
uvupHIs. TENNESSEE.

Nm sUssELL,S DISPENSAkr AND
n.S.sary, the largest and oldest inatitu,
L. ~ ~ &c find in the Southwest establishec
IN V isso, plssssDtly located z. NOS; ~ sna =
NORM s,a cor tle reception Of patients desir-
&C. t1saStment and the comforts Of home wniie !.
ans The same. Pafiepts also treated al
E ne oes or BY letter. Il aesiFss p.-.,v.;,
=, h nee PTS Consumption, syphilis, s-Ein
Dfa.ns spsrinsterrhea. Inpcteney. and az
~ diseases ans.ng from the indascrenopn n, o.
youth sars ssct AiIH e cured At he
soo's p Is-R RUSSELL. Consui.tsg Physiclnn.
z-Trcatiss an Chronic Diseases Ernisneo
frnc on application.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

The Great Red Store, 23O Main street,
has just received large invoice of the
following goods, which will be sold at the
appended low prices: Irish linen, rs
cents; French lawns, Is to 20 cents;
e ne Swisses and jaconets, rs to 30 cents;
ladies fac white hose, l23 cents; Jou-
wins celebrated kid gloves (bigh colors),
81 rs; superior corsets, 81; hoop skirts,
10 cents. 84T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10
THE CITY.

News in Brief.
City scrip scarce at Sc to 81.
Militia withdrawn from Clarksville.
Tomatoes fifty cents per quart and
scarce.
Col. j. J. Worsham has returned to the
city.
Where's Maloney? That's the ques-
ton.
The city teachers have been paid of by
the Board of Education.
Strawberries twelve ceuts per quart I;
cherries twenty to twenty-five.
Captain Dan Able, of st. Louis, is
stopping at the Peabody Hotel.
Twelve thousand dollars stock taken
in the Shelby County Turnpike Company.
Coming, the comic opera Humpty
Dumpty, which was so popular year
ago in New York.
The total amount Of revenue collected
BY General Patterson for the month OF
May, was $64,7O2.
Colonel George Taylor, of the "oppo-
sition" Telegraph Company. left for q
trip home to Kentucky yesterday.
The iron front Clay Block, on Main, is
undergoing painting of white, which
makes il one of the most stylish looking
bulldogs in the city.
The steamer Matamoras. built lately at
Pittsburg for the Rio Grande trade, was
at our wharf yesterday, and presented
an attractive appearance.
The commencement exercises of Ar
mour Institate, on Madison street, will
take place next Friday, Tomorrow eve
uing), beginning at s o'clock,
General Forrest is ready to let o1t
City miles of the Memphis and Selma
railroad at the other end, and expects to
commence lsyipg iron by the first of
July.
Colonel J. A. Bridgeland, brother.in'
law of Mr.. Frank Davis, President Of the
First National Bank, has been appointed
by President Grant to position an
Texas. He spent last winter here.
A gentleman went to the room Of an
other yesterday, in the Webster Block,
to settle l;i,le personal matter with a
cane. Both of then came out of the
house for fair play, and the police inter
fsrsd after hostiliiies ceased.
Hotel arriVsls are pretty good for this
season of the year, cpd this may be taken
as an index to other business. We do
not belisys the summer months will be
as depressingly dill as last. Last Non
dsy there were one hundred and ten ar
rivals OF the PeabOdyi Tuesday, 6fty-
Eve; and Wednesday eighty. This is
good business.
The commencement of Mrs. Haile's
Female Seminary, at lO9 Madison street,
takes pIaes this syening,. beginning at
eight o'clock. Fro@ tie catalogue be-
fore us, we learn that the senior deSert-
ment numbers forty students, the jusior
( forty. Eve and the primary department
thirty; total. one hundred and i've The
graduates for this year az Miss Eunie
G. Conn, Miss SaIlie NJ. sevies sad klE'
Mary E. Mitchell.
Some Of the leading business men on
Front street hsye agreed to close their
houses through the sumner at half past
six every evening for the bensht Of their
employee. This is cOmpendsble move,
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NOTICE!
TO the Merchants or Memphis,
and Merchants and Plant
efs on White River.

HAVE THIS DAY SOLD THE WHITE
the White river trade. to the Memphis and Ar
kansas River Packet Company. of which Maj.
John d. Adams is President. To the old citi-
z.ns Of Memphis and on White river, by whom
Major Adams has been so long and favorsbly
ger to them, having successfully. carried their
mails and done their river business for them
for many years before the war. To the new
settlers. I take pleasure 10 recommending the
new line as reliable in every particular. and
ask for them cordial and hearty support,
JOHN B. DAVIS.
June 10. 1869.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

CHIMNEY CossEa, New York Ledger
Emerald, and all the late papers, are at
Mansford's, 3OsI Second street, near
Monroe, also, Peterson's Lady's Maya
zine for July.
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LARGE lines of jaconets, nainsooks,
swisses. elysiaBs for waists, ladies' and
childrens skirtings, from New York auc-
tons, at great bargains.
M. KRAUs h Co., cor. Main and Adams.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

GRAND SEMI-ASSUAL CLEARING SALE.
We shall during the month Of June sell
our entire stock of summer goods at
greatly reduced prices; and, therefore,
call the attention of the public to notice
the prices given Of few of the articles.
Through the prices we wish to impress
on the minds Of the public ogr detern-
ination not TO carry over any summer
goods, and shall offer the greatest bar
gains in order to reduce the same Our
stock is large, and must be reduced.
Wholesale as well as retail buyers will
find it to their interest to examine our
stock. n. KRAVs 4 Co.,
aOt Corner Main and Adams.
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BOARDING..

NENI.RAL HoTEL.-
VI 18th lodging, reduced after the lst Of
Jn"s. 9snfismsn and lady. per mos5n. Sty !,
s;ani. eentleman, per month. $50, fsyaple
washIy. invariably. or old prices WI Do
charged. EFT ND fQf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

ANOTHER large lot all-linen towels,
81 so per dozen. M. KRAUs & Co.,
S0-t Corner Main and Adams.
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ONE thousand mems and boys si.av,
hats, to be closed out at once-various
kinds. Your choice for so cents
M. KRAUs & Co., cor. Main and AdAms.
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JUsr received another lot Of those
ladies' white hose, 81 rs per dozen
worth SO; great bargain.
NJ. KEAUs 4 Co., cor. Main and Adams.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

REwARE.-J. Devote is selling the very
best Western Reserve butter, three
pounds for one dollar, corner of Third
and Adams streets. 1898
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

EXCELLENT chance for photograph
gallery. sewing machine Office, wholesale
millinery or fancy dry goods business
the three upper floors of 25S Main street
for rent. Apply to L. Kremer. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

FIRST cLEsA-Ths complete and els-
CANT drug store of Morrison a kllis, st
1872 Main street, is doing fine business
They keep the best Of everything in their
line, snl srs prompt to wait upon their
patrons. Give then Q tEisl end see.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

BATHS BATHS For a good, com.
Portable cold or warm bath 60 to 81. G.
Hampe's Overton Hotel barber shop. 80
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AN entire fresh supply of groceries of
every kind, just received, at j. Devoto's,
corner Third and Adams streets. LOG
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ADVERTISE your business in LEDGER
directory, first page. t
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The following abstract from the records of the
hourly observations Of Mr.. Edward Gold
smith shows the temperature of this city for
the "a hours ending at 9 am. to-day:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

IFyou want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

Jusr received more Of those Irish lin
ems, 35c per yard. N. KRAUs 4 Co,
s0-t Conner Main and Adams.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

SsA ISLAND yard wide domestic, u!
cents per yard. NJ. KRAUs 4 Co.,
S0-t Corner Main and Adams.
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IOSEPH - p Oh IT. {
aeautffui Iee-cream Saloon.

Avn. 81 MADISON ST.. IS RE-9PkHbD,
Nxhere The best quality Of Ice cream. Seze,
Ia Water, with pure Eyrups, VIII %
- s,cIfse ard attentive waters
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN. --All-linen
handkerchiefs, 81 per doz., worth Sc. Bril-
fish half-hose, 81 so per dozen, worth Sc.
Pulled bosom shirts, 81 90, worth So 90.
GAUGE and Lisle thread undershirts at
great bargains. M. KRAUs & Co,
SOL Corner Main and Adams.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

Remnants of pants stuff cheap, at J
Fl. Loewenstine & Bros, Clay Building.
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EXAMINE our Vineyards wide bleached
table linen, 81 per yard, worth 81 80
warranted al linen. M. KRAUs & Co.
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June 10, 1869,

TN TAKING CHARGE OF THE MEM.
i phis ana White River Mail Line, l can only
say that we will endeavor to conduct the bust.
ness in such manner that 1t will be satisfac-
tory TO the merchants and planters, on our
route, and to the travelling public.
For the present, We will run two boats-leav-
ing Memphis every Tuesday and Saturday
but as soon as the business will justify it, will
put on boat on Thursday-making It til
merchants that it will be my aim to give them
as lew rate of freight as it Is possible 10 do
without injury or loss to the Company which
represent. and would ask of them hearty co.
operation. JN0. ID. ADAMS.
June TO- 1869. IS 80
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WANTS.

.,s NTEn.-A SITUATION BY A
w A-,oc man as bookkeepor and grocery
" Rest references. Addres:
ss se "OLIVER." 1t this once:
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OPPOSITION STILL AHEAD.-Are you
gang out on any of the railroads. If
so, 20 to Joe Locke's newsstand, No.
1864 Main street, or 399 Second street,
leave your call for the omnibus, and save
twenty-five cents. as this is the only line
that transfoEs baggage free of charge.
SO KICK a BRo.
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Remnants of white goods cheap, al }.
Il. Loewens,ias 3 Bros, 23l Main. 8
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LOOK at our ten-quarter bleached sheet
ings, SOC per yard. M. KRAus * Co.,
72-t Corner Main and Adams.
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NorIcE TO LADIEs.-Sharp & Butt
have discovered the famous Ksllopidzein,
which will at once remove all freckles,
eruptions, sun burn, tan and other dis
coloring of the skin, if applied according
to direction. Ihs ladies would do we'll
to visit this elegant aud neat drug store,
kept by these polite gentlemen, at SO
Adams street. %
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IL you want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben & Bro, 2Sl Main street.
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main street
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II yos want good old Megibben whisky
70 to MegibbeH 4 Bro, PSI Main street.
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BEAUTIFUL styles plain aud striped
grenadines, rs cents per yard.
NJ. KRAUs & Co., cor. Main and Adams,
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Or our fret page We have compiled
directory Of business houses, which our
readers will find serviceabls medium
for giving their location. esf
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"ESGLIsH FEMALE BIrrERs saved the
life Of my wife," ". J. GIBBox. NJ. D.,
SI-t Clarendon. Arkansas.
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JUsr REcEIvED-Ladies' whiAs hose.
81 25 per dozen-tO be sold ~ the dozen
only. ls0-tl N. Klaus a Co,
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ANOTHER lot ladies' alllinen handker-
chiefs. 81 rs per dozen.
NJ. KRAUs & Co., cor. Main and Adams.
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GET your F. Z. shirtq and furnishing
goods direct Of The manufacturers, Wig
gans l. Thorn, 2S3 Clay Building. 5l-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

Qua entire stock OF parasols at greatly
reduced prices. NJ. KkAUs 4 90,
sO-t Cor. Main and Adams streets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

COUNTRY merchants that buy dry goods
will do we'll to examine our stock.
M. KRAUs & Co cor. Main and Adams.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

The cheapest place I'm the city Of
Memphis for linen goods, counter.
panes, dress goods, etc., ut Vendig a
Bros.'s, s2e Main street. ST
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

YARD-wIDE bleached domestic, l22c
per yard. NJ. KRAUs 4 Co.,
sol Corner Main and Adams
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

"E. F. B. is highly recommended by
the profession here"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

Great sale of remnants Of aoaestics,
dress goods, eahoees, linens, and yard
goods Of ell kinds at extra bargains, ct
]. Il. Loewenstine & Bros, Clay Build
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