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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-11

A CaUMB FOR "SEoEsH. AS a speci-
men Of the street railroad management,
and the daily insult offered toe whole
community by the concern, we give the
following incident, and can prove it by
the affidavit Of one of the best citizens Of
Memphis: Last Saturday the cars were
oyer-crowded by persons going to Elm.
wood to attend the decoration. 1t seems
that some extra cars were put on the line
running out here, but some Of them were
not placarded Elmwood," and people
made some very annoying mistakes. A
gentleman who missed getting out to the
Cemetery by one of these mistakes, ven
tured to approach a prominent street
railroad official and ask him why the cars
were not placarded. He answered very
CURLY that he had no cards. Something
like the following conversation ensued in
substance
Citizen" But you could have had
them printed, couldn't your"
Street Car Mani don't patronize
any of the Cd id secesh printers in
this town, and don't care no how"
Citizen (mildly)-" Well, you could go
to the Post"
Street Car Man don't 60 to them,
neither
Citizen" The people who ride are
'secesh, as you call them, are they
not?"
Street Car Mani believe they are ;
but don't care a Cd d-n. I'm run
ming this road, and don't care who it
pleases or dsplesses.
The conversation continued longer,
and the railroad official expressed the
utmost contempt for the "secesh gen.
orally, and INDUCED in the most abusive
and profane language. The old citizen
kept his temper, and finally, becoming a
little alarmed for his own safety, with
drew. The people can make their own
comments and draw their own differences.
We know something about this family
business which, one of these days, it will
be quite proper to tell.
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Neutrality-suspicious..
River.

River.
1t was cloudy this morning, with every pros
pect of rain. Business on the wharf was somei
what brisk.
The river continues to fall at the rate OF about
a half an inch psS hour; at st. Louis it is also
declining. The Ohio at Louisville is rising,
with eleven and half feet in the caRal. Ar
kansas aud White rivers are still declining.
BOATS LEAVING TEIs EVENING.
The regSlar Memphis and ST.. Louis packet,
RSllo Memphis, Crane, master, and Billy Blsn-
her. clerk. leaves this evening at five O'Clock
for Cairo and st. Louis. The Belle Memphis
is new boat. and is perfectly safe and reliable.
and her officers are gentlemen ofths frss-wster.
The splendid steamer Robert 4. Lee will be
in pert to leave for Nfeksburg and New Orleans
this eys9iss at i've O'Clock. Capt. J. W. Can
sen commands. with J. T. Roberts and John
Mossop in the ofiee. The Lee recommends
herself.
The splendid passenger and freight and regu-
lar United States mail packet, Thomas h. Al.
len. Is announced for Helena, Napoleon. Pine
Bluff. Little Rock. Fort Smith and all in
termediate landings this evening at Eve
o'clock. She belongs to the Arkansas River
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Packet Company. and is one of the best boats
mands, with those excellent gentlemen. @. T.
Walker and Joe Thomas, in the office.
The magnificent steamer. Des Arc. " softly
elides" away this evening at five o'clock.
for all points ON " hite river. She is pretty
steamer, has pretty state-rooms, pretty cabin
and last. though not least. handsome and clever
officers. Captain Matt. Glass will be on the
roof. and Joe Elliott, W. L. Ely and Alex.
Waddell in the office.
The elegant St. Francis will leave this
Tuesday, evening at five O'Clock for all points
on the St. Francis river. Captain 7. r. Bow
man commands. The efficient and popular
clerks are Messrs. Sam. Paine, W. Ii. Clarke
and ]. II. Banks.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
The steamer George W. Cheek. Captain Jas.
Lee. with Stack Lee and d. 2. Fields in the
office, will leave tomorrow eyeslng at Eve for
Friar's Point and intermediate landings. Tho
Cheek is reliable, swift and we'll bnilt, and her
accommodations unsurpassed. All travellers
who wish comfort. safety and speed combined
would do well to take our advice and give this
aagniGcent packet trial. Her officers are
polite and attentive gentlemen and thorough
river men.
The steamer Sam. j, Hale. "" III. z. Walker.
master. and Ed. @. Miller. clerk, leaves to-
morrow evening at five o'clock for Cairo, Louis
vile and Cincinnati. This is an excellent boat,
and safe to travel on. She makes good time.
and has soft and comfortable beds.
The splendid packet, Indiana, Is announced
to leave at u n, tomorrow. for Cairo. Evans
vile and Louisville. under command Of Cap
tain Neal. Charles Miller does the hOnors Of
the Office.
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REFRIeEnAroRs, l9l Main street.
News In Brief.

Iuka Springs open June LIST.
One hundred and fifty, eight whites
registered yesterday.
Mr. Il. II. Osborne, special agent of the
Chickering piano, is in the city.
Mr.. W. B. Vowel, of the Water Valley
Eagle, arrived in this city yesterday, and
stopped at the Peabody Hotel
Colonel Jacob Thompson, of Oxford
Mississippi, the distinguished statesman,
who has lately returned from prolonged
exile, arrived at the Peabody Hotel this
morning and was visited by many of our
leading citizens. 1t will be gratifying
news to his many friends to learn that
Mr.. Thompson is in fine health, and is
full! of spirit and vigor.
An old gentleman of eighty years, who
has lived in Shelby county forty years,
desires to know the difference between
the cost of taking list of taxable prop
erty now and in the years 1888 and 1885.
Perhaps the books of Mr.. John League
would show. Times have changed con-
siderably in the last thirty or forty years.
The following are among the arrivals
at the Worsham House: Colonel W. f.
Mason, of Holly Springs, Mississippi ;
Colonel Thomas banks, New Albany,
Indiana; F. S. Bitterlick, Nashville,
Tennessee Colonel R. 81. Bonner,
Mississippi, and Colonel R. W. Hubert,
OF Arkansas.
Mrs. W. G. Thompson's benefit will be
given next Friday night at the New
Memphis Theater. Every arrangement
has been made to make it an agreeable
entertainment, and we learn that the
programme is highly attractive. Mrs
Thompson will make probably her last
appearance on the stage on this occasion
and it is due her from kind-hearted
public that the benefit should be rea
one, and we feel sure that such will be
the case.
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C0rresnOnsience.

Oar young friends of the Memphis
Boat Club have each been the recipient
of an elegant rowing hat at the hands of
the enterprising house of Francisco d
Wiggin. The following correspondence
explains itself:
MEMPHIS. TENN, May 10, 1869.
R. NJ. McKie, ESQ.,, Corresponding Secretary.
and Gentlemen of the Memphis Boat Club
SIRs: Having high appreciation of
your Club, and Of the members compos-
ing It, please accept the accompanying
"Sailor Hats, made expressly for your
Club; and let us assure you if they but
give the same pleasure to the wearers in
receiving them as to the donors in pre-
senting them, we will be amply compen-
stated therefor.
Very truly your friends,
FBANcIsco & WIGGIN, Hatters.
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TO-DAY and tomorrow closes the exhi
billions of the CIRCUS and Mensgerie.

TEN Per CENT. DIvIpEYDs in these
risky times it is an item of more than or.
binary interest which points ont an in
yestment or an institution WHICH pays
dividends of ten per cent. And since
sueh items are rare we take great pleas
ure in mentioning the fact that the Her
nando Insurance Company has just de-
olsred dividend Of ten per cent. on the
capital stock, free Of government tax
The announcement of Mr.. Ben May to
this effect will be found elsewhere. This
ia good for a Southern institution.
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Very truly your friends,
Francisco q WIGGIN, Hatters.
MEMPHIS, TENN, May 10, 1869.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May ~, IoCS.
M, ssrs. Francisco & Wigg'n:
GENTS: As the humble organ Of the
Memphis Boat Club, allow me to return
its thanks for the elegant and appropriate
presents, which we receive as testi-
monial of your appreciation Of eur boat
ing organic alton and guerdon of your
regard for the members composing it.,
and to express the wish, which know
will be shared by every member, that the
prosperity of your famous establishment
may be commensurate with yeur highest
expectations, and ever unchecked as the
tide of the msjestic stream on whose
bosom we have launched our little boats.
Your most obedient servant,
R NJ MCKEE,
Cor, Sec'y Memphis Boat Club.
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A GREAT CHANGE IN THE IRvIYG
BLocK.-The Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine Company have leased the center
house, No. 256, and remodeled it, max
ing i. one of the finest stores in the city,
and kept exclusively for the sale of their
celebrated sewing machines, pianofortes
and the American organs. The organs
will be furnished churches and schools
at reduced rates. GA
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BEAUTIFUL double-wio'h soiid co'ofeu
alpacas, all shades, IS cents; fall assort'
ment of striped alpacas, rs cents; goou
quality double width alpacas, 80 cents;
large stock of dress goods at extremely
low prices. ]. H. Loewenstine * Bros,
23l Main street, Clay Building. 81
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OH MY! MY! such bargains you
Will get in Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, etc, by going TO the great
"CIOsing Ont Sale store" of vendig
d BrO., No. 228 Main street, who are
selling out their entire stock, regard
less of cost or value. Look! Kid
Gloves, soc; Dress Goods, zoe; HO-
siery, 80 per cent. below New York
value, aud every thin < else in proper
ton. SpeciaIties I'm Dress Goods. SO
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BEAUTIFUL styles Linen Lawns 25
cents good quality white Marseilles 80
cents; solid colors all shades q cents
great bargains in ladies' and children's
shoes. ]. H. Loewenstine & Bros, 23l
Main street, Clay Building. 62
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LADIES. please look at our beautiful
elysians for waists and basques; also,
ladies' and children's skirtings.
NJ. KRLUs & Co.,
cot Cor. Main and Adams streets.
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From New York auctions-a great bar
gain | Vineyards wide bleached table
linen, 81 per yard, at NJ Kraus q Co.'s,
corner Main and Adams. 60 T
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ANOTHER large lot of those ladies'
white hose at bargain-$l IS per
dozen, worth sat- M. Kraus II Co.'s,
corner Main and Adams streets. 6o-T
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SPLENDID article l0-4 bleached sheet
ing, SOC. per yard, at NJ. Kraus q Coz,
corner Main and Adams. COT
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The two-headed girl exhibition is q
success. At Broom's Opera House. yes
ierday, fine business was done. Asthe
manager has reduced the price of admis-
sion to twenty-five cents, the people flock
in essEdg to see her. She sings beauti-
fully with boih leads, aud is truly worth
seeing, being surely ths eiiEay of ma
lures wonders.
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Cp1LDRENs' DRESSES FROM PARIs.--We
will close out our importation OF chill
drens' Msrsailles dresses at cost.
5st MENKES BROTHERS.
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LADIES Just received another lot of
those splendid eorsets at 81, worth 81 So,
by NJ. Kraus Il Co., corner Main and
Adams streets. COT
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HffgnOIf.

The Brgnoil Troupe arrived yester-
day afternoon from New Orleans and ap.
peared last night at the New Memphis
Theaier. The audience was not q large
one--.he he use was about three.fourths
full-but it might be termed select and
strictly critical. Donizetta's charming
opera, Don Pasquale, was performed,
and the tower scene II Miserere," from
u 7rocatore. Brignoli, the great
tenor singer, came up fully to public ex-
pectation. Mile Durand, the prima-
donna, made a fine impression. She az
peared as Norma" Being young and
beautiful, with exquisitely soft, grace
full manners, and possessing fine
soprano voice highly cultivated, she
won every heart. Signor Petrilli
is splendid baritone, and as "Dr. Nal
atesta," was natural, jolly, and at the
same time artistic. The other members
of the troupe are finished actors and vo-
calists. The audience was delighted as
was evinced several times in critical and
unanimous applause. Tonight, u Bar
biere di Siriglia will be given-M'lle
Durand as Rosino," Brignoli as "a
maviva," Petrilli as Figaro" Sarti as
Bartolo," and Locatelli as don Bas.
lilo" This is popular opera and gives
great scope for the vocal powers of the
tenor and soprano, and brilliant, fash
iouable house is expected. Memphis
can boast Of as critical audiences as
any city in the country, as Signor Brig
noli must have discovered last night.
The great tenor singer is on his return
from very successful Southern tour.
When he closed his engagement at New
Orleans, he concluded to rest on his nu-
mercus laurels, and telegraphed to Man
ager Steinkuhl to announce that the
grand Brignoli opera was postponed one
week. To this cool request Mr.. Stein
kuhl replied that he would do no such
thing. The bills were out; the tickets
and the articles of agreement being
signed, sealed and stamped, he perem.
torily declined Signor Brignoli then
drew it little milder and asked over the
wires how much it would cost to break
the engagement Mr.. Steinkuhl tele-
graphed back: 1T will cost you one
thousand dollars, and l will be in New
Orleans Tuesday to collect it. The
Grand Signor concluded to come. He is
here.
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LADIEsl New lot plain and striped
grenadines, from New York auctions,
25c. per yard. NJ. KRAUs Il Co.,
COT corner Main and Adams.
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ANOTHER fine lot of fresh salmon and
perch Just received by our friend Y. D.
Fuchs, at No. Al Jefferson street. Call
early aud get a supply. ID
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DOG MULES of all patterns and de-
scriptions, at 1911 Main street, corner
Washington.
GO JOIN L. ElcHBRRG & Co.
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TIE New Orleans Circus and Menag-
erie is the king of amusement combina-
tons.
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The New Orleans Circus and Menage-
RE attracts immense crowds.
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MoRRIsoE & ELLIS, 1872 Main street,
keep constantly on hand fresh and pure
drugs and finest toilet articles. col
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Tar former pupils and friends of the
Armour Instilzte are invited to attend
the annual basket picnic. at Ridgeway,
Thursday next The 1889 train vii etop
at the grounds. Round trip, twenty-five
cents.
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New lines of lawns, jaconets and
colored piques, just received by M. Kraus
& Co., corner Main and Adams. COT
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"ENGLIsH FEMALE BITTERs saved the
life of my wife" ". j. GIBBoN, NJ. D.,
AT Clarendon, Arkansas.
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MERCHANT TAILORS. NO. 40 UNION
made. at prices to suit the times, by competent
and experienced men in their line Of business
Give them call and judge for yourselves.
KIM
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FINE DRlYKs.-Call on Mr.. Myers at
the Worsham House bar. he keeps the
hest
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EXCHANGE on all parts of Europe at
German National Bank, 293 Main st. So +
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! T NJ !; 81 Rect HOUSE,
LOST.

+ osT-BBTwEFN WHARF AND Fk 81! ~
ROW, a pair Of sold spectaclss 20 .,i D.. "a
morocco case. The Under VII oe ~ "a RssI
y, l6i-fssl J. j. LONiN a s3a.-
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NEWEST styles striped and figured
Grenadines is to % cents figured and
striped Lawns l6 cents; extra nice Or
CANDIES 35 cents >; large stock Lisle
Thread checked, striped and solid col
ored Poplins, and full stock of Fringes.
Great bargains. J. H. Loewenstine &
Bros, 23l Main street, Clay Building. 62
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN-Gents' all.
linen hemmed handkerchefs 81 per
dozen, worth Sc. British halfhose,
81 so per dozen, worth Sc Pulled
bosom shirts, 81, worth SO. Gauze and
Lisle thread under shirts at great bar
gains. NJ. KRAUs & Co.,
COT Corner Main and Adams
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TIE BEST is THE CHEAPEsT.-J. De-
voto has the best of everything in the
family grocery line, corner Third and
Adams, 69
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THREE sizes white Marseilles crib quilts.
at bargain-sl so, 50 and 81 Scat NJ.
Kraus & Co.'S, corner Main and Adams
streets, COL
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BOAR DING,

- c,oINTpY BOARD CAN BE HAD AT
lOOHlh terms, during the summer
" moderate a. two gentlemen with fsmi
months. ~ ont vi distance Of the terminus Of
les WITHIN Ia;Ir sn and near the State Female
= e, street a Eaiarv A Agpeat othee VI
TFFFFRS0N 81 Rect HOUSE,
No. los JrrFER. 'ox Street
poariing and Lodging, per - "a
Boarding, without Lodgisg, p y
as-ss 0. REINsHAGEN. eEegas 4==
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Coon l0-4 sheeting, 45 cents corsets
worth 81 % at 10 cents. Great induce
ments in domestics and house furnishing
goods; fol! assortment of Irish linen
always in stock, at !. Il. LOeyenstine 4
Bros, 23l Main St, Clay Building. 62
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THIS evening, MAY lltb) grand
exhibition at the Velocipedrome, corner
Adams aud Third streets, the best place
Of amusement in the city. Come one,
come all Admission twenty-five cents,
children fifteen cents. In rehearsal a
lance and ring tournament. 62
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TEE New Orleans CIRCUS and Menag
erie is nopu, Tar beyond precedent,
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FOR r e MT.

r,ou RENT.-A DESIRABLE COTTAGE
reside nee. containing six rooms. situated
kas aC .S SnS ;1 Sss So s. 81
nn nna stahIa. ca,-iage house, and large front
soS back s yards. There are also two springs
any an he nIaceEone ssiphur and the other iron.
Terms reasonable. Apply 70 MattndsTp o vi
Weheoh' sou'n" 6l.66
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AyoFHEB large lot ladies' sll-liuen
handkerchiefs, 81 % per dozen, nom
New York auctions, at N. Kraus & Co.'S,
corner Main and Adams. CO. I
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YARD-wIDE bleached domestic, l22c.
per yard, at Il, Kraus \ Co.'s, corner
Main and Adams. cot
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"ESGLIsH FEMALE BIrTERs is an ad-
mirable prescription for females"
]. A. P. KESEEDF, NJ. D.,
9l.1 CoffeeviIle. Mississippi.
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CHOICE yellow butter, hes. brands Of
hsms, breakfast bacon, venison hams,
chewing A2d smoking tobacco, cigars,
strained honey, and everything nice in
the way of family Supplies, at c. C.'Jsck-
sons, 50 Adams street 63
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DOG MuzzLEs, l9l Main street.
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FOUND.

--oUND-A GOLD NECKLACE. WHICH
~ oVrner can have BY calling az Sooeo.r
= eiIhiand's aad payne for tbs "o M AZ.
ucnt.
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GENTS clothing, boots and shoes and
furnishing goods at extra bargains. All
wool cassimeres only 65 centsi gents
good calf boots only s5. ]. H. Loewen-
slime a Bros, 2Sl Main street, Clay
Building, 90
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TIE success Of the New Orleans CircuE
snd Msnsgerie is pOI 10 be wondered a..
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OLD HATS made new at ss4 Main St t
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o Mach W
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DEEps, Leases, Bills of Lading, Dray
Tickets, aud ell kinds Of Blanks for sale
at this Office. 7
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NOR RENT "A THREE STORY g gaiSna
i house, corner Of Washington a NTH Se good
s s,nTsDreom and cellar Tbs upper stories VIII
be rented separately, ifrequirta. Ren. eaea 7,
Apply on the premises, from ms = % " am; u
ir eeNe5s ~ ED. STACK.
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LADIES' An immense lot new novel
ties just received on our cheap tables.
n. KRAUs d Co.,
COT Corner Main and Adams
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JUsT receiFea-frssL smoked beef, beef
tongues and picked beef tongues, at COT
Fin Bros 1872 Main street. cot
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TAkE your family and enjoy the sports
Of the Circus and Mensgerie.
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w small farm OF about so OF 100 acres, hall
IN cultivation, with or&ina'y improve ments,
ana within a short distance Of either OF tne
railroads running into Memphis. sn1 not more nor
tjau twenty miles from the city. Pefso.s WISH
~ 10 rent or sell, at a reasonable price, eaF
J. good customer by addressing M: A.
nus - off,oa 4Z-I
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ANOTHER lot Atwood cassimeres, 75c.
per yard, at NJ. Kraus & Co.'S, corner
Main and Adams streets. COT
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Ice CREAM SALooN.-B. Rocco has
opened his saloon for ladies and gentle
men at his old stand, corner of Main and
Adams, where he intends keeping pothing
but the very beat. Give hin call. 4s-t
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BEER CooLERs, 19l Main street. &C
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FAN not to see the New Orleans circus
and MeLSgerie before it leaves.
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A BIG crowd will visit the Circus and
Menagerie to-day.
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0gR new prints have arrived; most
beautiful styles; l2lc. per yard.
NJ. KRAUs & Co.,
COT Corner Main and Adams,
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GET your F. Y. shirts and furnishing
goods direst of the Isnltaetagers, Wig
gans & Thorn, 29s Clay Building. 5O-t
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Finest wines and liquors at White
House. 4SI
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Tyou want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben 8 Bro, 2Sl Main street.
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y1oR RENT-A NICE BRICK HOUSE,
with an acre of garden already planted.
stable, well. cistern, servants houses i pI
trees etc., will be rented chea? 80. 4oI Des,
sie''' WV ID. G. TRADER,
10 1874 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-11

NEw lot satin parasols, So so, at NJ.
Kraus & Co.'S, corner Main and Adams
streets. 6O-T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-11

LADIES, please look at our new style
striped poplins, just received.
M. KRAUs & Co,
GOT Corner Main and Adams.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-11

IRISH linens, from New York auctions,
35c. per yard, at NJ. Kraus and Co.'S,
corner Main and Adams streets. COT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-11

The New Orleans Circus and Menage-
RE is the best exhibition before the public
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-11

II you want good old Negibben whis-
Ky, 20 to Megibben i Bro, ssl Main ST..