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italy.
HFAIIBtIIT,

ROM, Feb. 42.-Tne dlscass.ou on the question
Q! Psps ,nfAli!hili.y u expected to pe opened Ia
the Commercial Council some time this week.
NA1z1K1 D1sAFrKovHs or TIE ArrrrCoR or rHE
United STATES on TUE CrBAx QUESTION.
NEW foRx, Feb. 9a-Aazz.nt haa written
letter 70 Gereral c!usert, IN which
he expresses himself II painfully affected
at the Indifferent attitude Of the Cnlsed States
toward Cuba He dtpsecatea the policy OF
"eve,1 ore Tor hlufell," and drawn IN enthnsl-
asuc picture Of tho WE aEains. 1hFeIy IN the
eEtI-faittful ts!and. He secrses the United
sta.ca Of betrg actuAted By fear alone, and closes
with his belief that 1epublican.km u = principle,
acee,ee Of God ultimately destined to ruie the
world.
, 1870-02-23

tneta wees 50 cAndrsu. under II ysa,1 of Ia
no1ths past Etta ana1pox, sou& hAf-doss1 d.
ink daliy.
EAXb FROM E1FHKk
Tic foloutng c1td from Geqe{A j. q. HJphW
viii aeptH 70 tc-noRroRA . pApers:
NJ atleEHsn has recently ben ea1iod % paLA-
ssle q sadM sptr?atEen % The tni.1y I'D H..sl
fcsttoasly erCiste4 ~ fsise IND kaodervus Thsse
n9 sEsdnee be4cfe tbs kllt.sY Uo@ ntaes st ~
ieaEnt1y II ths saIo ot eAds4sait< fnTs Ana eha-
t6lEncd1 y. SYfHx1s
, 1870-02-23
CONNECTICUT.
Nominees nnd Platform of the Hsnte
Democracy.

Democracy.
New HAVEN, Feb, 2e.-The Ststa Convention Ct
the Democracy Of Connecticut Has held today,
4 large number Of de eEAtes were In attendance.
Considerable enthusiasm vas exhibited Bon
Vim, ". E4Ion va ChallnAp,
Ex-GOveI or E1 glsh was nominated By AcchU-x-
ton lot Governor: 1QItus uotchkAz was uena{.
mated Tor Lieutenant Governor; Tnoa. u. Waller,
Secretary Of Stasa; Seth J. Logan, Comptroller.
and CbaIlea H. PDnd, Treasurer. ---'
RGaolutou1 we're p%tked dec >Artpg the pEtuci.
pies Of the party; c!slmlrE that the Fifteenth
Aueodrortt IL = radical Change Of the const114-
ton: Teaf1rmtpR The poalEoa OF The party taken
eight yeata aGo: declaring tao leRa! tender act 4
violation Of be rlghta al the people: denouncln9
the e1:t1raGarce Of the standardization; extend.
ing fJnpathy to the patriots Of Crna; and calling
Iof the support Of Ibe freedmen Of the SIase for
the Candidates presented.
, 1870-02-23
WISCONSIN,,

Action OF tho VinuebnHo County
Bar ReInttyn the EzesiEuatton Of
Judge Wnshburas
spectA Despatch 70 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
OsRkosHl HA, Feb. =.
ox:ng - the resignation OF Judge Hasnouro, =
meeting OF The Wlnneoago County Bar wAs held
adopted asktpG the LeEtttasule to arsca this
county 10 The Thtyd JGdtc1Al Clrcuf, under judge
FulhtG, Of Fox LAKE, ~ Judge Puutrg IS = Demo-
cat, and that this circuit afstr the s.tsmember-
neIt would be Democratic The Legislature viii
probably IelI8e to do 20.
, 1870-02-23
4 Notorious Hobber Caught and
Compe1led to DlEKorKc.

XKXYH1s, Feb. 9a-Tne 4TalasseA EAJH tho no.
,ot,ous johnnie Reagan aud Pals Eeie Rrreste1 al
Milan la1s n!ghf, on ! charge q to2hlAg Major
KoneEtSoo, PayMAstef Of the Mobile Ohio Rs1l.
was brought 10 Humboldt, hung up THREE umss,
and confessed Tho robbery and returned the
money. Alto, that he and Jim Cretzhton robbed
yeer 4xo Of which thcy were 1equ.tted- TheEa b
strp1R salt OF tAkinx taem ous Of IA md lJnaa!ns
| tAtEu.
, 1870-02-23
Fires.

JAcIsoxy11l1, H., Feb, IA ffo occurred q
Jc1seJvlls JeAte.daJ, IN building oecupIed oy
r. s. Tolooss, rue1chxnt, Tne ba1dp2 1xs en-
ure,y destroyed. Not insured. TIE ktoet OF
goodt, uhsth VA pa1uauy destroyed, aas In
eE1tu u th4 National. Of Davenport LaaA b.
~ asQ fh.te nd fopr thousand dalay1.
mX ypxK. r. 12.-A c1u IL. 1.s3. 12211td
, 1870-02-23

1hn TELEGRAPH TROUBLES.
LoHooS. fen. s1-A let1et 10 sae fh7t!5 .sftes 40.
ponoccs LEG c0fLaHment OF SeleSfapn1c facilities
10 London anu Liverpool when The authorities had
20 teuon 10 anticipate and Tine TO prepare TOT an
'Eotoa'1e eAp4ns4on oi ou41neas on the uaosle1 OF
LUG Telegraph "Hes 70 the government.
N FAkLiA4Rsf. ......
IN Inc uot1e OF L01A To-day Lord Chelmsford
Introduced I'LL 70 secure better obsefT-
ace Of the Lerd1 Day. 1t restra.nS, aud
N some eas*s entirely prohibits, 'radin2 on
soueay. Lord Chtlnafotd said this BILL VEL In
tGnatd 10 CHECK growing evil, AM re8d GtAt14-
tlef. showing tnat over 1000 bsores were kept
oNn On eonoAs IN London alone
1ne Gsaop OF Loooon spoke In support Of the
DEL
Inc Ear! 0! Morley signlaed that tn: bill had
the approval Of the government
the Loia Chancellor thought the bill would
hAse the eject Of depr!V1ug lahoteEs Of EecreA-
too, to which they wese entitled, on Sunday aud
coaoted Inc W!Adom md efficacy Of The measure.
The bll nad secand 1eatttnR.
In INC commons MI. bruco, t6e Hons beere'
tary. sad ne majesty Of The l.* had been fully
s1tdicated n Tho fecant events IN Ireland.
lee PotmAsser GenefAl &Ao Inc government
eM hot olsposed 70 sa1ef BRANCH German and
American cable 70 % landed at LoHestoft to con-
, 1870-02-23
PENNSYLVANIA.


pu1sxr1GH, Fea. R-Wn. C. Ray and Geo1Ha
r, Sp4w, convicted q toRvt15 n Cannailsvfis.
Ps., and vent 70 ~ ren!aauaI5. S a. were pssdoasd
Jsme9 Fox, IN enp1aJe Il BldWellA plough
els1a:ox nd pallsd tne v1oax cord, dspiaotax
u weight, salea. askdkloE fiR u Ia acAd,
killed III E1tzcf3,
, 1870-02-23

Cambridge Live stock Market.
c1xnn1paE. Feb 9..Beef Cas,le. Receipts. OILY q:
head pr5crs ntcned With considerable spirit 1T
e1tsR Il sl3bN1ls =: hst qs4ftty at atl:r4la e3
,strd Quastt5 It slaso4l =. sh1a quality At eaoa9
shet1 And Ianbs-Rcceirts. 3.s4l; prsces vAneca
c for good lots: sa1ts Il &at " each ex11 Il Is %
, 1870-02-23

CuctNAr1, Feb. IA gentleman froM 81.
Lou1a . here 70 nafs a1fsngtusntG for holding 4
conrsut3on N shM CITY n tho fntc9cs* Of the MoTe
Enent fH tha removal Of tbs National Capital &
toe VH3fs6 tsRes1 n ~ Wsst
, 1870-02-23

kSF" Uf1H0ut !fAVfK1kA
NEw 0HIEASs. Feb e.-CoTTox- -Stehdy: MID
dipSF. - .4s3'.e Rcc.pts. a.A hAte+ xportA atss
ba:es: sales- !-uc bales st5ek, s,tsl ba1cs.
FRKApT!CsT1-F!oIt nErts at tAs9 ad1t361o.
Goru-Al Italia Oatg-tAsa71 71c.t
ERoCE2E+Snfat eaeie1; primo. i4c,
, 1870-02-23

FHEFE1 GEHEFLyEE.
MUNICH, Feb. S1-1s "a feared that Prince
Hoocrlohc Scau1tnEfurst WILL re:uc nom p7ouc
life.
, 1870-02-23

COOK OOHUKN Co.
kxNEFAFEa ApTE1It1lyG AGENTS,
Arr 611Fzs~l 10 feeries ads-rtises<ss I'm Tain
pNN. os toxstt n, 10 rrrsieA adesr.
ttA<s%eGs AasEes fur n N1wkfArths Oh MA0A t1xxa
tin lFnesda43 IN At {. s. Te1rio1ss u. rsA.
1.sA<Ts' tossst t'rteAs. .-.
, 1870-02-23

SPAIN
4 r1Gur RxrBe1Kp IN ra1 coRrEs OVER 7uK ro11o
Rlco CONSTITUTION.
MADRID Feb, 32-A determined contest Is n.
tc.pastd IN the Cottes over the adoption Of the
new constitution fn1 Porto Rico It Ia feared that
the dupute nAJ lead 10 q rupture Of the good uu-
detstand1rg which NOW exlsts between the parties
IN Tho Co1teA.
, 1870-02-23

sMu80Nie,

snN80Mic.
CORINTHtAE CHAFTKR, No. d, r. L. M-Resu.
&As eonsetauon thia "WEDNESDAY evenins IT ~
o'elcef. Work on tho r. NJ Dekrre
i. u QICKKRSQN. Secs1
, 1870-02-23

eTN8Onfc,
HtLL or uESFERIA LODGE, Sa ILL., L. +. /
A. II. Regular Communication tbil "WEDNESDAY
evening, Feb. q. Meatess xut Visiting brotherr fra
tefnaliy Invited. Hall. Il West Raado[ph-lt
Bv rrd4f # n. j. HALE get'Y
, 1870-02-23

AGRICULTURAL uEPARTAKNT
Tm TI1KLr TNsEH1. I'LL haTe tbs ae1y.ces a
lta Well.knoFn correspondent Rurai." !" and x11l
IN addition, cortxtn weekly summary Of a2rtcu1
su1M intelligence, rela2tng 70 tns AseGt knd Eoz,
sppzoved methods Of culssTasloa, and al the sc1
errec Eeseazch hnd practical experiments vaose
fes1iu afe Of yRr8 70 n agricultural, hoEteoitur
ii, ind e:oct-ra.4tnG community wing upon til
" nrxaYA {on6S 1f thA a IT
, 1870-02-23
spteA1 petratch to The Chicago Tribune
U1curHrs7,nSy Vat, o,

The sp1Lish Government proposed spontaueoaLJ
% present 70 the Constituent CoEtet measares
Their condition requires, IN harmony with those
2snctamed II spaia. \ complets amnesty for
II, 1t GRADUAL emancipation OF alayes, and the
rtnt OF tho Tree to hold public o1cos and enare tn
naAnE % ia.h ittoe United states now wtsndrsr
~ m unt1lble naa!s oi spT nszorstinn. tns
declaration Of independence to which uetnfr m
rsspsG; rn,en II ~ S! Eo'sInnens Processes 70 tno
le4s Important permit u 10 acceae; but n In
ontr Of good Offices u ee,rg Withdrawn, ihe spsu.
fah Government Can do no less t1tn cops.dtr ths
'baaes and conclusions On which they we1t iopndcd
as hsr1nz passed CUT Of view. THIS II sumc!ent n
the fatfrese or the government Of the Cn,;td
Sfates aud the respect d1e 10 the sovcreixuity Of
people which hHa been !s Trend Ind Ally from
the beStrntpg Q! IT. g'oaous history. fonE Ex-
celiency moreover, observes ii ending Jous nose,
that, while tne P1ts'dent rcaerTea his liberty oi
acucn, he ~ b nsp95 II ne s1a & eonfnea1e I y
Declaration il extremely ssetlaetoyE, and bel
Tour ExoeueccJ 70 present 70 ne lTesacnt Z, S.
1hants q the Spanish ao,e,amen mn a. os !, =
h,a power 10 accomplish, md which Win ser1s =
N Illustration q there Loyal and fI1snal
&c npon thoss vne, ha.1nx .aken retuse |
American territory to foucat rcoealion, 10 the en
tnat the! nj! ipnneEce shet iolo nsts 70 &nst1s
tho out1xges and crimes with which they nAv
BEN hitherto Stained The eccoud ia II resatd I
XuEbQ2l& CoE&1lQcteQ Ii lac L uteu StAkSa ~ ~
Gxp4e1e Of Sfatn Eot to 50 a2alnlt her OF ereni
bght the insurgents OF C1pa, bat TO defend Cs
coasts agasnss the aS7sess!ons Of anoastera IN
pus1ca-
6.tvela o:ose4 BY sAy1nR that Spain does not an
cA1Dok. see In Cuha the profound sentiment
tue capacity Tor independence.
CCBl-
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee had
lorK dttcuteton tc-d1y on tns CUBA Que4Ao
They will not report shernan's pGopot.tiou, ID
4 stats Of var exists on she l1lard OF Cnos~ b
viii agree In the main with tbs ylews ot Morton
rtsolnunn prohibiting tbs building Of ships o. Il
shipping Of Wss tnatertal 70 any forcaa SoEer
Il ent with which the United States are
peaoe. owing TO the aoseoce Of Senator Ao1to
they decided not to mAke aEy repott On tne al
ject until he returned
c0IfNXL kAIIE f1Gur WITH 1HH IEntAKK
The Indian Coun:4sion ANNOUNCES that II h
received the sickentug details Of Colonel BAt1l
attsst On the y1lA9e OF The Resaa1 IN Aoata1
op the 83d Of January tA5t OF tho III fl]e
oalJ is wezs What might b. cailed II . Lighting ns
Ten Were from 81 10 70 yearH 31d 9 "a
uonAl Wtre oye1 o. N ~
Theye wetu % women Knied. g, q ofH one.o
-os whom, Wt1e nye7 % JtH1E Old. md ths feMs
&aG " YWv betFeep II &od ~ Tsa'sl NkS<
, 1870-02-23

Republican St2tc Convention at Ins
dtnnnPolIs-NoEnto o mi nstons for SsAto
0asAceEs-Tbo Platform - Senator
Merton on the Poliktcnl Situations
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-05
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
Regular Monthly Meeting Yester-
day Afternoon

A meeting Of the Chamber of Com
merce was held yesterday afternoon to
reform the code and bylaws Of the insti-
tuition, and for other purposes, Some
changes were made and the final consd-
Grafton of the subject set for the last
Monday in this month.
Mr. John B. Robinson moved that a
committee be appointed to devise and
use means to correct the injurious re-
ports concerning the social and indus
trial condition of Tennessee. Carried,
and the Chairman, Mr.. Elder, Apo ated
Messrs, Robinson, Cherry, J.EJ. Marphy
and Donoho.
A resolution was unanimously adopted
which approved the proposition pending
in the City General Council to exempt
from taxation all houses built hereafter
for period of FIVE years.
Captain A. T. Lacey offered resolu-
ton declaring the necessity Of a Uuion
Depot and a connection of the railways
converging here, and asking the City
Councils to take steps to this end, which
was unanimously adopted .
Mr. f NJ Cash offered the following,
which elected considerable discussion:
Resolved, That a committee of three
be appointed to confer with the various
Boards of Trade at st. Louis, Cincinnati
and Louisville on the propriety of estab-
fishing a line of boats from Memphis to
Shreveport, for the purpose of bringing
into more immediate connection with
these cities the growing trade of Western
Arkansas and Northern Texas.
The resolution was adopted, and
Messrs. Cash. Patton, Nelson, Lacey,
Allen, Townsend and Goyer were ap-
pointed to conduct the negotiations con
templated
Colonel Eldridge, of the Memphis and
Kansas City railroad, reported that he
had travelled through seven counties in
Arkansas since he left Memphis, and he
found the people ready to subscribe
money and land freely. He was now on
his way to Washington City, in obedience
to instructions from the President of the
line, to try and secure legislation to assist
the enterprise. A vote of thanks was
rendered him for his efforts. The meet.
ing then adjourned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-05
Memphis Theater.

Last night Miss Kate Reynolds began
the second week of her engagement in
the play of Camille, with which our regu-
lar theater-goers are familiar. Her rem
dition was the best we have seen in sew
eral seasons. She is happily adapted to
plays of this character, and gave her
part last night with the faithfulness of
nature. The support of the company
was first-rate, and the house was quite
fair. Tonight the Serpent on the Hearth
will be produced. This is charming
play, and has delighted all who have
seen il.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-05

The Second Annual Grand Ball of the
Memphis Brass and String Band is the
event of the week. and bids fair to rival
any of the festivities of the season.
Some of the first gentlemen of the city
compose the different committees. Every
preparation is being made for the com
fort and pleasure of the participants.
Street-cars will run in the evening as
late as ten o'clock, and resume the next
morning at four o'clock. The ball comes
off at Cochran Hall on Wednesday even
ing, 9th inst. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-05
GENERAL MARKET.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE.


MEMPHIS. TENN, April 5, 1870.
BAGGING AND ROPE--Light demand. 2i1a
@25c for common; Kentucky 6@26c.
BUTTER-W estern 3Og33c; country 21g50c.
BR00MS 1896 per dor. Broom corn 81 400
CEMENT-s3 Oo@s 30. Plaster 81 rs.
COFFEE-Rio, 19923e; Java, 30q34c:
CHEESE-Factory lS9l9c; Westn Reserve
C6TToN sEED-Delivcred sl2 90; notes 1@
EGGs-2Oc@ u doz.
CORN-s1@s1 03.
HAY-s27 50tas30 p ton oats 60@62c; bran SIS
. ton; cotton seed s22 q ton.
FL0UR-Fine 81 IS Fancy So 50@S so.
FRUIT-Dried apples 711zaSc v n green ap-
Piles So COCA so D barrel; cranberries 50 10 y
MiACKEREL-No. 1,s 2i@25 q barrel; sar-
dimes s19 n case.
Chickens So q doz; geese 81 turkeys
HIDEs-Dry flint 1s1zci green &c. TallOw
&c. Beeswax BE.
LEATHER-sole 1876, Saddle 42c. Calf
skins s45Ce70, American do. $40.
MOLASSES-PrimeI 5@s5c.
MULES AND H0RSES-S75Gl75.
P0TAT0ES-Peach Blows 81 IS, Pinkeyes
81 0o@2 2, Rnssetts g Cog2 22
NAILS-S5 90, kegs.
0IL-Coal Oil 35940c, Lindseed 81 10, Lard
| 81 55, Lubricating 55c.
POWDER-Rifie 50 80, Blasting 81 80.
PORK-Mess SO 00929 50.
! BAC0N-Clear Sides l7@l712c, Sugar Cured
Hams lS922c. Shoulders 14@l5c.
LARD-Tierce l51zc, Keg 1712c.
BEEF-Corn Beef SIS 80 q Dbl.
SALT-Bbls. 81 50@s2 70.
SUGAR-l2@l31zc. Clarified 15c.
SPIRITS-Highwine CSC. Rectifed Whisky
S0@Sl Is.
STARCH--71zc y h.
SOAP AND CANDLES-Soap 7H@lOkc;
Candles l5@16c.
VINEGAR-i6@25c a gallon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

CoTToN. ~ Yesterday. as advances came in
from New York and Liverpool, there was
slight advance in the cotton market. In the
cities named the advance was from q to
&c. Even here good ordinary was taken at
2O@2O1zc middling at 221zc; stained. l6@l9c /;
mixed, ls@l9c; low middling, 2l11c; middlins
was held and sold at 221zc. Last week 3737
bales were sold. and yesterday 906 bales, Our
special dispatches give the state Of the foreign
and New York markets this morning.
MEMPHIS TRADE The commerce Of the city
is proposed by committee Of the Chamber of
Commerce to be extended to Shreveport. In
behalf of line of steamers from Memphis to
Shreveport. Cincinnati, St. Louis and Louis
vile are asked to cooperate. Each of these
three cities have lines to Memphis. and the
Shreveport line would be great feeder to the
proposed combination, each part competing
for its share at this point. The cotton crop of
Shreveport may be diverted from New Or
leans. Even now a great share of 1t ascends
the Mississippi in payment for Western sup
plies and products. The scheme does not
seem wholly impracticable. though the CO.
operation of rival packet lines and of rival
cities for the purpose contemplated would
surely achieve great results.
PRoGRRss.- The South is glorious country.
Despite a stream Of falsehoods flowing North
ward, immigration rushes Southwark. People
will seek homes in such paradise, and very
soon, wnen the reign of decency is restored in
cities and States, the world will pronounce
this the most faultless abiding place of man.
People will come here after time who know
how to exclude Louisville and Cincinnati
drummers from Bartlett and fernando. and
from the rich domains of Rex Clayton, the
Kansas bog-trotter of Arkansas. Wewill learn
to build bridges, consolidate railways, drain
swamps, cut canals everywhere, enrich lands
with fertilizers, use improved agricultural
machinery. build decent houses and barns,
erect schoolhouses and churches, and thus
bless and enrich the land we love-weIcome
immigrants, liberalize prejudices. and become
great.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-05
PROPOSALS,
Steamboat Bar for Rent or Sale.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived until April 18th next. ut the Office of
the Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany. No. 3 Madison street. Stanton Block.
Memphis, Tennessee, for the rent or purchase
Of the Bar on the new and elegant side-wheel
passenger packet now being built at Cincin-
natl. Ohio, and to be completed between the
18th of May and LIST Of June. She will be one
hundred and ninety feet long, with state-roOms
for ninety passengers. and will be frstclass in
all her appointments, and. as soon rs finished,
will be put in the Memphis and White River
Mail Line.
Proposals are invited for the rent Of the Bar
for twelve months, to date from the time she
leaves Cincinnati, or her first trip; and, also.
for the purchase of the bar during the exist
ence of the boat The party renting or pur-
chasing TO have the privilege Of employing two
bar-keepers. Payments. for either rent or
purchase, to be made rs follows: One-fonrth
part in cash, and balance in three equal pay
ments. at thirty. sixty, and ninety days. with
approved security for deferred payments,
The. right TO reject any and AZ BIDS IL re
served. JOHN ID. ADAMS. President.
Memphis. March ~. lsl0. I'D
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-05
GRAND OPENING.
Mrs. Hunters Fashionable Mill
merry House TO be formally opened
tomorrow.

merry House TO be formally opened
tomorrow.
The event of the season will be the
opening of Mrs NJ. G.. Hunters mann
moth millinery establishment at 247
Main street, tomorrow The era of
spring goods and spring and summer
styles viii be fairly inaugurated, and the
ladies will no longer have to conjecture
what will be the fashion, for they can
see and know for themselves. Mrs
Hunters enterprise in bringing on the
latest Northern and Partisan styles, and
her good taste in adapting them TO our
climate and local peculiarities, are re-
cognized by the entire fashionable com
munity, and her decisions among them
are hardly questioned She is the Mad
anne Demorest of Memphis and sur
rounding country; and her strict atten-
ton TO businessman courteous treatment
of all visitors have made many friends
and built up an immense patronage.
We had the pleasure of looking through
a portion of her stock this morning, and
saw everything to admire and praise, in
GLIDING French bonnets and hats in
beautiful variety, lace collars and lace
sets, jewelry and ribbons, sash ribbons
and bows, parasols, fans, and fancy
goods of exquisite style and many pat
terms. Bridal outfits are made on the
shortest notice, and always give satisfac-
ton. Also dresses of any kind made in
fashionable style. Those who patronize
Mrs. Hunter may feel assured that they
are dressed not only in the fashion but
in good taste.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-05

s-S5-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-05

W. o. SEARcY Nc. 80 Madison street,
has just received another lot Of fine fresh
oysters He has kept a good supply
during the entire season, and intends
selling them as long as IL is safe for
people to eat them, which will be for
some weeks vet.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-05

The BIBLE Society. The Executive
Committee of the NJ. and S. C. Bible
Society will meet at four o'clock this
Tuesday afternoon, at the First Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, Court
street.. .et WIN. X. STEWART,
Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-05

CATHOLIC BooKsToRE.-W. j. Mans
ford at corner of Monroe and Second
streets, has the big daily papers, the
weeklies and magazines, and fine stock
of books and stationery. rhfai4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-05

REFRIGERAToRs, Ice-boxes, Beer-cool-
ers and Shower-baths--just received a
fine assortment, and for sale cheap, at
JOHN L. EICHBERG & Co.'S,
20 1ql Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-05

MERRIMAoK AND SPRAGUE Prints, 10
cents; yard-wide bleached domestics,
good quality, l2l cents; imported cor
sets, 70 cents, at J. H. Loewenstine q
Bros, 23l Main street, Clay building. IS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-05

EMMoSs 4 Son, at No 10 Jefferson
street and 60 Beal street, have com
plete stock of dailies, weeklies and mag
azines from all quarters, Give them
call. They keep everything fresh and
variad
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-05

CRY LICENSE AND TAxEs.-City Scrip,
in sums to suit, for licenses and taxes, at
City Bank, No. Madison street ll6-t