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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-03-31
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PHILADRLPHIA March IL ~.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-01
Religious.

MEMPHIS, Octoper ], leoe.
EDIToRs LEDGER. As there is nothing
that adds so much to the appearance or
character of city as its public buildings
or edifces, and as nothing enhances the
reputation of people so much as d.
rect manifestation of a generous liber.
atty or expenditure Of noney in build,
ing railroads to develop the resources OF
a country commercially, SO, morally and
Intellectually, they are esteemed by the
nsr:ber and elegance Of the churc.seess;
sehoolhossss cpd colleges seen in their
midst. To add to the keaEty of ppr city,
and the moral character of our citizens,
the society worshipping on Union street,
ct the Central NJ. E. Church, have under
fsken, end have now in a state of erec-
ton q 5eaptifsl church building, which
for style aud conyeniepop will, we APP
prehend. be surpassed By DO ch4reh be-
!ouging to the Same Denomination ~ the
State OF Tennessee.
The society undertaking this work are
financially unable to carry so great an
Undertaking TO as speedy completion
as IA deEireble or commendable to the
Methodist people Of Memphis. In May
next ths General Gonferenee meets here,
and unless this house is 6nished there
will be but one Methodist church in the
CITY at all credtsble to eBtsstsip that
susust sssemblage coming hithar to,
rether from every part Of the Uoited
Stalea. The body OF the building is up
and is soS ksipg covered 10, and j! will
require some tsEss ~ fppr thousand dol
lars to complsie itin good tsSts, The
winter is also near at hand. and bot
hrief period of suitable weather 10 which
20 &C such work. If done at all in time
for the ConieseAce it must progress regu-
larly as the weather viii sl,oT, and the
money must be had to pay the meohsn.
ics, Now, the object of this communics-
ion ,s 10 ask some Of our capitalists,
who are, or % lest whose families are,
identified With MethoiisH, 70 eems TO ihe
help Of th!s society, and assist ihem With
means to complets this praisevoFthT oh.
iect. ani we know they will be benefited
both here and hereafter.
A MENBER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-01
Police Items.

Two bacchsnalians and fightists who
resisted an officer will have hearing be-
fore the Commissioner this evening.
The Peppers of Chelsea, fond of scar
ing the tender flesh Of children with red
hot pokers, will have their aApeal case
decided tomorrow morning.
John Lewis, Henry Wright and Simon
Collins, Africans, we're arrested yester-
day by officer Collins for stealing, and
this morning turned over to magistrate,
who sent the trio TO Jail.
Among the eight cases tried in the First
District this morning. we're four slightly
"druuks," which were settled at the small
sum of IS each, and one extremely
drunk" which cost $40.
Bill Alexander, for tresspass, Carolina
Laura and Fanny Carroll, for larceny,
were taken into custody by an officer OF
the Second District last evening. The
"colored gentleman and ladies will
have justice before Squire Griffith this
| afternoon.
Following is a recapitulation of the
Metropolitan Police report for the month
| of Santamhar.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-01

| River.
The weather is warm and cloudy, with indi
cations of rain. The river here is still on thu
| decline. with good stage Of water for steam
boats. The Ohio is rising at Louisville an(
Cincinnati. with four feet fur inches in thu
canal and five and half feet on the bars il
the lower Ohio. The Arkansas and Whit,
| rivers remain at low tide.
BOATS IN PORT.
Commercial. Thomas II. Allen. r. G. Gray
Linton. Des Arc. Dan. Able. Geo. w. Cheek
MISCELLANEOUS.
Business on the wharf is active. with larg
number of boats in port receiving and discharg
| ing.
The Dan. Able. Capt. James Lee, is The reg
ular Friday Friar's Point and bends packet
leaving to-day at Eve pm. Stack Lee. clever
| gentleman, has charge Of the Office.
| compromise has been made between the
owners of the Cheek and Dan. Able. and the
Cheek has been withdrawn from the trade.
She will be reprinted and enter the Oseeols
trade as a tri-*eeky packet. leaving ON Thurs
day next.
The Des Arc Captain Elliott. sails at five
pm. for White river. Billy Miller. ERIK.
Inc Linton leaves to-day at ngc pm. IN
White river. going thrcush to Poeahontas.
The elegant steamer Thomas Ii. Allen, Capt.
Reese Pritchard. leaves the wharf at i've
O'Clock sharp for all points on the Arkan sas.
connecting at Little Rock with liRht-draught
steamers fer Fort Smith. Mr.. G. I. Walker.
an efficient clerk and worthy gentleman has
charge of the Office.
The palatial passenger steamer Bismarck,
Capt. Sam. Entriksn, will leave the wharf this
evening at five pm. for New Orleans and the
bends. dreene Shields a clever gentleman
controls the ahairs oil the once.
The Indiana and Emma No. are due from
AousvIhe.
The X. q. Gray. captain whitaker. leaves
tomorrow al nve O'CLOCK ior oincinnau.
Tue VOmlnerels1, Uap'. 'o1n Jaws Is 'ne
f,suAi HA'eua' =" n"e NV ~ =, man '-'A'''
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-01

This new tariff has been in preparation
for more than two years, and is based
upon air line distances The Company
are now maturing other plans for increas.
ing the utility of the telegraph q the
public one Of which is the sending of
messages which do not require immediate
dispatch at greatly reduced rates. A uni.
form tariff, which operates as general
reduction OF our average rates, has been
voluntarily adopted all over our lines,
without reference to the operations OF
competing lines. No tariff has in any
instance been increased.
JAS COLEMAN,
Supt W. U. Telegraph Co, Memphis.
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A. J. Kellar, Gen. Joseph A. Mabry,
Capt. Frank Hyberger and Mr.. Clay
Roberts. First District--J. b. Self and
Joseph Eckle. Second Districl-John
Williams and L l.. Osment. Third Dis
trict-E. 8. Williams and Gen. Joseph
b. Rogers. Fourth District-Hon. Ed
ward Ewing and Col Sam. Wbitthorn.
Fifth District--Gen. A. X. q Dawson
and Col. j. G. Clark. Sixth District
Hon. w. G. Whitthorn and Gen. W. A..
Quarles. Seventh Distribution. John
l.. Williamson and John l.. Mcdaniel.
Eighth District--J. P. Boughner and
John League.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-01

MURRAY & RIDGLEY, merchant tailors,
81 Madison u,reet, have received one OF
the prettiest stocks of goods ever brought
TO this market They will be able to show
to any gentleman the finest patterns for
suits, of the latest styles just from the
Northeast and West, that can be anywhere
selected. These gentlemen propose and
will compete with the FIRST class estsb-
Iishments in the United States. We
would recommend our friends to look at
the stock of goods received and being re-
ceived every day by these gentlemen be-
fore buying at other places. lO-I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-01

IL you want bill-hesds, cards, circu-
lars, account sales, or anything in the
gay Of Job printing, come to this Office,
where you will get the yeu best at the
lowest kind Of prices Give us q cell
before making your orders. 1881
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rARgv,' at Chappelrs POslOfice news
s,snd-t6e New York Ledger and ell the
late papers, envelopes and writing paper,
new seng books, etc.
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GET your F. Y. shirts and furnishing
oooda direct of the manufacturers, Wig
cams & Thorn, 233 Clay Building. 6O-1
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EcoNoMzE.-Hats cleaned, dyed
pressed and trimmed equal to new BY
M. Cohen, 1884 Main street. loo-'
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western Union Telegraph Company
-ReducttOn I'm Rates
SUPERISrEsDEST's 0YFIcE
MEMPHIS, TRIM. october ., 1869.

A new tariff of rates of the Western
Union Telegraph Company went into
effect to-day October ~. The table
below gives examples Of few rates now
adopted, compared with the old rates:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-01

JUST received and for sale by Morrison
& Ellis a lot of the purest Catawba wine.
We have also on hand fresh supply OF
drugs, soaps, toilet articles, etc. l36eodT
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Jusr RECEIVED, at A. Vaccaro A 20 s.
324 Front street, fifty barrels and hall
barrels pure old rye whisky, from Baitl-
more, distilled in 1860. 40
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New York q, ptt0n Market October i
By Southern Pa ciic and Atlantic Telegraph
Cotton marke opened dull and rather heavy.
at the following quotations:
FINAN 'cIAL AFFAIRS.

New York u Oney Market-Otober I.
The market is quiet and strong and the bears
are covering More confidence prevails.
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The Best rs TIE CHEAPEsT.-J. De-
voto has the best of everything in the
family grocery line, corner Third and
Adams streets. oI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-01

PrrreBuRa and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown b Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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TEA.-We are now opening the largest
and beat selected stock of teas ever Of
fered to the retail trade in this city, and
Al lower prices than eyer.
WIN. DEAN b Co,
81 1879 Poplar street.
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Attention ALL.

GALL AT R. II. GLISs0N'S GROCERY
~ Store, No. If3 Main street, corner Of Ex-
change, and buy your family. and plantation
supplies. He k eeps the best of everything and
the city free IF charge. Choice new Flour.
Hams, etc. Zz-4T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-01

ExNoSs & Soy, 10 Jefferson street,
are in receipt of the latest illustrated and
literary journals, as well as all the maya
zines aad fashion hoekst
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rhe LOCK STITCH which it

It's simplicity renders its movements SO
easy that a child can work il tits almost
noiseless in operation, and for speed and
rapidity of motion excels all others. as
has been demonstrated o thousand times
by competition.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-01

A LARGE variety of ladies' baskets and
feather busters, at Schwarzenberg g. 2S4
Main street. lo-l
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Tv.xv,vps q, sr the Mississippi and
Harnesses railroad 'sa always get nice
meaI Al the yerapda.t Hotel, a. Sardis'
Charlie Richards knows 'oss now 70 me- .e
you comfortable.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-01

PIrTsBURa and camel coal and ga'
coke-Bigley, Mellersh 4 Co. Office, 27s
Main street, Bethel block. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-01

Iryou want good old Megibben ~aisFy
20 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main street.
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Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.


The Banner informs US that meeting
of the directors of the Tennessee and
Pacific railroad was held in Nashville on
Tuesday. Proposals for furnishing the
machinery for the road were received
from all the prominent establishments of
tn. country. The documents we're
turned over to the Executive Committee,
together with the President and Engi-
neer, with directions to close contracts
at once for the iron and rolling stock Of
the road. A committee of FIVE was ap-
pointed as follows: W. R. Elleston, j.
W. Paramore, D. Cook, jr., Dr. Robin
son and II. Il. Harris, to proceed along
the line of the road now under contract,
confer with the citizens, and locate the
necessary depots. -Four sections of the
road have nov been completed, and by
the 10th of October eleven sections will
have been completed. The stone work
of several of the bridges is nearly COM
pIeted, and it is expected that by the first
Of December the iron can be laid down.
Putnam and Jackson counties are alive
on the railroad question. and it was
stated that they would each subscribe
$500, 900, at an early day, toward the ex-
tension of the road beyond the thirty
miles now under contract. The financial
condition Of the company is excellent.
Prompt pay ents have been made OF all
liabilities Incurred, aud no difficulty ha0
been experienced 10 negotiating money.
Il is not improbable that considerable
nsEher of Wilson and Davidson county
bonds viii w thrown upon the market at
an early day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-01


MASONIC Mutual LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF MEMPHIS. We have re.
eeiYed copy of the charter and bylaws
of this admirable and excellent institu'
ton, organized in this city on the 10Th
of July last. As home organization,
composed Of the best men in our COM
munity, we recommend it to the patron
age of every one. The advantages Of
this association over ordinary life insur.
snce companies arel No panies cap
break it, the ices ase so small, end re-
CURED to be paid at such long intervals,
that any man can securs TO his family a
competency upon his death. No legal
mower or process whatever shall restrain
the officers o. ::aae Association from
paving ell amounts due beneficl-
aries Of deceased members, 10 saeb
benefcisries, or lheif legal repre-
sentatives, and shall in no case be
liable for debts due by such deceased
member. The association is forever ex.
empt from the payment of all taxes,
gtsts, county, or municipal, 10 the shape
Of LICENSE uson its BUSINESS, oF assess
ments upon its funds or Investments Its
officers sreI D. G. Trsder, President q.
NJ. Rsgsu, Secretary II. @. Trader,
Treasurer. Board of Deterioration.
P. T. Scruggs, Of Messrs Scruggs 4 Dun
can; A. Vsccsro, Z q, OF Messrs A.
vsccaro & Co; ]. S. Stanton, Esq, Of
Aessss. staptop 4 Moore; A Haicbeit,
Esq, Of Messrs. Bnsby 1 Hatchett I'd
Pickett, jr. Esq, of Messrs. GessicE l.
pickett. Under the guidance Of such
men the company must saeosed,
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OYSTERS as cheap as elsewhere, at )
Devoto's, corner Third and Adams. a
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I>,LLENrrSE & STACK have opened the
,..r. >osrding and sale stables, Nos. ~,
o, o. =. 1856 Monroe street, and are now
80 - .eeiye stock and see their
frienda
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NEW eranb.rries just received by D.
Devote. cor. Third and Adams. "a
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FoR stoves, Osls and house-furnishing
.oas 90 TO N. Schysrzepberg, 234 Main
81 &C., IT. Exclusive agent fos the cele-
h,s,od Continental" with sliding doora'
T.n nor cent. Off profits ON al safes
go. "a Confederate widows a2a
s.-. 1871
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money to Loan at sss Main street.

Iyyou want good cid Megibben whisky
90 to Megibben & Bro, 2sl Main street
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II possesses the very great advantage
of carrying the work in the natural way
from left to right which enables the
operator to handle the work more readily
and to sit upright; while machines which
carry the work from the operator require
an iaclination Of the body forward (detri-
mental to HEALTHY and are hard and tire
9 ONE to use.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-01

DouBLE refined carbon OIL SOC per gal
lon, at 234 Main street 1871
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BOAR DING .

nOARDING.-ALA LARGE, FRONT ROOM.
Is second door, with goed.board. Good refer
ence1 REQUIRED. Apply at y Madison st. q '2e'
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Anusemenis.

MEMPHIS THEATER.-Thisi is fashion
able night" as well as the occasion of the
benefit of the great natural delineator Of
Irish character, Mr. Dominick Murray,
and of course every seat in the house will
be filled. The beautiful drama of
OonagRs Engagement will be repeated,
and we trust every lady in the city will
go and see it, because it is something pure
in the dramatic way, and altogether diff
ferent from the common, sensational and
grossly sstirical dramas "done up to
order" from the stories of Lover. In Born
to Good Luck, last night, Mr.. Murray
played "Paudeen O'Rafferty" better, in
our opinion, than we have seen Collins
play it. As there are several lawyers in
this city who love good drama, we
should like to see Murray favor them
with the Irish Attorney. In the Rob
ber's Wife every body was highly pleased
with the acting of Mr. Julien Cogswell.
His personation of MARX Redland" was
perfect. and the scenes between him and
Miss Fiddes as Rose Redland," pre-
sented pictures of wonderfdhly-pleasing
beauty. The high eneomiums Mr.. Cogs-
well received for his presentations of
Don Felix in Pittsburg, and dazzle"
in New Orleans, he deserved here for
his " Mark Redland." He is destined to
become favorite with our play goers.
In the meantime let all lovers of true
artists remember Murrays benefit to-
night. At one o'clock tomorrow there
will be beautiful performance, for the
pleasure of ladies and children and visit.
ors from the country.
BRooM's OPERA HoUsE.-The cry is
"still the crowd comes" and verify
there is jam nightly at this place of
amusement. Our country people take
particular pleasure in the entertainments
presented. and seem to be hugely tickled
with the Ethiopian delineations of Billy
Barry. A splendid bill tonight, EN-
tracing negro mibstreisy, songs and
dances, fancy dances, ballads, duets,
quartettes, extravaganzas, burlesques,
tarces and pantomimes. Harry Nc.
earthly, the Bonny Blue Fla" list, will
commence an engagement next week.
He'll draw, I've bet you"
VARIETIEs.-A fair throng nightly con-
gregates at the "Old Drury," and the
entertainments are so well spiced with
wit and humor and eccentricities of all
sorts that they are relished with I'M
bounded delight. A big programme to-
night, in which Miss Albertine takes
leading part.
MOVES CIRoUs All the big and little
eolored folk in the city are saving their
dimes In order TO see the great show next
week on the bluff.
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Personal.

w. s. Bailey, Esq, ship-broker of
New Orleans, was in town yesterday.
John Ainslie, Esq, formerly of the
appeal, has been appointed coole agent
in this city.
Capt Carroll and E. R. Mcpherson, of
this city, and Hon. Emerson Etheridge
are in Nashville.
VIM. R. Moore, Esq, is working like a
live man among the merchants of Nash.
vile.
Mr.. R. M. Leech, conductor on the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad, has
returned from tour in the Northwest.
Our clever friend E. c. Kirk, Cashier
of the City Bank, leaves for New York
this evening with the intention of re.
main ingthere.
Thomas J. Semmes. Rsq., brother to
cur respected friend, Col. B. ]. Semmes,
and formerly Attorney General of the
State of Louisiana, is in our city. Seve-
raj of the legal fraternity have called to
see him, and express their pleasure at
finding him in good health.
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II y
II ,

Tie prices are within reach of every
one. Machines are made to suit all tastes
and circumstances, and the plainest in
finish will work as well as the most costly.
Full and thorough instructions given
at the house of the customer at any time,
free o. charge, and the utmost pains
taken to- render complete satisfaction.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Weather.
Meteorological observations. as reported to
us by Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
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i. j. n f L l. Y {,
Wholesale and retail dealer In
HATS, GAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
NO. 22O FRONT STREET.
% door south of Adams. [2S-ie] MEMPHIS.
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Iryou want good old Megibben whisky
90 to Megibben & Bro. 28l Main street.
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MALrBY's OYSTERS received daily, BY
]. Devote, cor. Third and Adams st's. %
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n,prs COMP ANY is NOW DoINGAGEN,,
sral fnsara ,co Business. Its stock Is owned
By our city chants and bSsincss % the ad
vantaes Of both The Company and the Policy
Holder.
s.H. DUN SCOMB.. President;
w n Ga.IRRrAIW, vfee-Pres /;
BEN. MAY, secreta. y'
FIN .NE LsON, Assist. AM sec'y'
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PL a ~ Il E X -
Independent Passenger Packet.
For Bradiy's. Pecan PIT, Riehard-
son landing. Randolph, Full.
ton and Osceola.

THE NEW AND SPLENDID r.
Il passenger racket HAMIL- G--@ssEz==3-
tsy|au ele,k will leave ioS shoys and ;n,sr-
mediate landings, commencing Tuesday. Sept.
II. and leaving Memphis every Tuesday and
friday, at so'cl0ck pm. This boat was pur-
Vaas Ssraa. and viii suaIsntee The shippers n 10
do their business With promptness and diipatch-
The Captain viii give MS personal attention
TO Glips o. orders. For freighto or passage apply
to ELLIOTT 4 MILLER. Aeents.
RIP. WALT 4 CO.. Bradley Block.
81 MARTIN Walt Co. ~ Front q
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nLANKs FOR MAGISTRATES AND
ID Constables on hand and for sale at this
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[. A new lot of very fine extra unground
cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, mace, white
pepper, etc., superior to anything ever
brought TO Memphis.
IOLIvER, FINYIE 4 Co.,
284 Main street.