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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
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MoNDAY EyExtNc. NAV "a. 1870


MoNpAY EvEStNc, May 30, 1870.
We have few changes TO note in our
market since our last report. Flour has
been IN fair demand and prices remain firm
Mt previous quotations for the various
grndcs. Stocks of low to medium grades
are much reduced and receipts of SUCH
| unless held above the current rates. find
ready sale. Corn has been coming in quite
| freely, and all offerings Of sound sell on
arrival at same rates as prevailed during
the latter part Of last week. All unsound
lots are rejected by SPECTATORS, or those
having orders TO ILL., as there Is no distil-
ling demand here, and the inquiry is con-
fined TO what Is denominated a. "bread
corn Oats have been rather quiet, with
fair receipts, and in consequence of unfn-
yorable adyices from other markets prices
have further decline two cents from our
previous outside quotations. Hay has been
dull, with very limited demand, which has
been supplied at unchanged rates.
Provisions arc steady and unchanged
NfhN " iHipb Ulh'uUi VI UurlNfrN uOlfG on
orders General business and especially
that connected with the leading agricultu-
raj staples has never been so good at this
season ofthe year in Cairo, ~ al present
From present appearances, II bids fair TO
be- unusually good throughout the summer.
Our southern friends will continue 10 need
large quantities OF breadruff- and pIanta-
tion supplies, which can be procured quick |
~ from here on AS favorable terms ~ else |
where while the moderate expense Of liv- !
ing and doing business here, rs compared |
with larger cities, enables our merchants |
70 handle consignments Mt less expense to |
the shipper than the same can be spld in |
almost any other western market
FlOur-The bulk Of the business has
been confined 10 the low and medium
grades, which have been in light supply. |
For some fancy brands OF choice family ~
high as s. o. has been obtained, which'is
an advance of s5c The -.les reported
gpupri.ei
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10 you " ant

Material Ia make = dollar both. II the best Hair
restorative ever used for restoring gray hair to
g. ginai c"ior. send - cent. fOf parkAge.
20 YuU NAM
Ne" WHIT" Teeth, Healthy Gums, and -wee,
r'1tL send f1r orr ruRKt-H bENTHlflcE,
prra. % cents.
fnr SAsr
sur o1r- ilr Heada'hc. Cataffh, Deafness, ~
.1. IN, n u'e care. send fpr our srERNuTA.
iuKt, prDs - cents.
ne. k4nirr of the at1'e seut postpaid IN 70.
H"iIf ~ rrr".
hli'c,s Joseph X L:char 81 MARKET street.
II Louis, No. -"S3tydls
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captains Letter and
the Letter from llis Mother.

benton Barracks. Mo-, April ~. Isos.
Or JOHN BuLI.-Dears iri knowing the eft.
clancy OF your sarsparilla, and the healing and
b.nehcla qualities ~ Possesses, / send you the
following statement OF my easel
Twas wounded about two years ago-was taken
prisoner and conhped fer sixteen months. Being
moved 80 often. my wounds have not healed vel,
have not sat up a moment since sa- wounded
am sho through the hips. My general health
- impaired, and need something 10 assist M.
lure. ! have NOR, faith In your -afsapana than
IA anything else. visit that that i genuine.
Please express me half dozsI battles, and
oblige CAPT, q. T., JOHNSON,
ST. Louis. Mo.
T., s,-The following was written Apn so, ls6,
b, Mis. Jennie Jshnson, mother OF tapi. John
son;
pR, JOHN BuLL-Desr sri Ny husband, Dr.
= Johnton, was skllml surgeon aud physir
IAN u Central New York. where Ge died. leaving
The above 4. u, johnson m my care. AZ thirteen
years of age, he had chronic diarrhca and
scrofula, for which gave HIM your sarsaparila.
IT CURED HlMs ] have foI ten years recom-
mended u ca many Ia New York, OHIO and lows,
Tor sctoIula fever sores anr general debility.
Perfect success has attended Il lac 0ayss spasisa
IN sems cases " seyysia and fcter srcs rsrs aimsss
mirdehi"ns, am very anxious for my sui 10 AGAIN
pave recourse 10 your saTsapafilia. II" u e. arhl
OF getting spurious article, hence his wTltiae la
yon forit Ills wound. were terrible, but | t~-
JENNiE JOHNSON.
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brakes Coiisesion

~ nesfly one hundred rccel pr Tor making brandy
,Il kind- Of Wine, Gu. Ale, Beer. Cordials, "a.
.roi CIDER, aud much o,hef u,eful information
ihos, dealing IN or manufacturing any ofthe
eve. either for the trade or home n.o.
sent ny mail, free ~ postage, tor - cents. Al.
Ifc-., r. y. NORMANDY, jOi Market street
- Loui., Mo ser iyiSs
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NOTICES.
IrLECTION NOTICE.

IA
Nouee q hereby gwen that q special election
viii he held IN the city OF tuio, lllnuis on Mon.
dan, the 'Oth day Of Nay, next, A. u 1874, al the
usual voting places ia sad Clty, viz For the First
Ward NJ the building on the southeast corner OF
sixth street and Washington ayenuei Tor the
gine House, for the Third Ward AZ the office of
Bryan shanne-sy, md for the Fourth Ward
at ,he Court ilonse, to ascertain the wishes
of the voters Of said CITY, as TO q subscription or
purchase by sadm,y OF shares 81 the capital stock
~ the kentucky Tennessee Railroad Company,
Of kentucky, othe amount Of siO,uon, said sub
scrlpton OF purchase Ia be paid Tor ih bonds Of
said CITY Of Caro-, falling die Twenty-Five years
after the date thereof, bearing interest Al the rate
OF eight per cent per annuun, said bonds 10 he de-
iyered 10 said Company Ia irsialmentsof s2g,u0
each, as soon NJ each section OF tive miles OF SAID
road shall have been completed the iron laid and
ready for the cars 20 run thereon, and the stock
10 lac received from said Company To le sold to
aud conveyed 20 said Company by said City,
as received, ai n price not tO exceed i've per cent
OF the par value thereof, WORK ON sad road To be-
commenced wuunsiN months from the time the
subscription IS voted, and 20 he completed within
eighteen months thereafter. Atsad election the
ballots east for sand subscription or purchase shall
have the words "for Subscription" written or
printed thereon, ana all tho ballots east against
said subscription or purchase shall haye the
words Against s,Jlsaf ptlon' written or printed
thereon. The polls at .md election will he
opened at eight o'clock A. NJ, OF sand day, and
closed ~ siX clock i, NJ
Notice Is also hereby given that ON the said 3Oh
day OF Nav, an election will be held for the pur.
om the Guy 4 Large to al the S Vacancy y0 oesa
stoned by the resignation of q. ID. Williamson,
said election To be held al the following places,
VIZ; First Ward in the building on the southeast
corner Of sixth street and Washington avenue,
Second Ward at the Engine House of the Arab
Fire Company, Third ward 1T the Office of BRYAN
shannessl, aud the Fourth Ward At the Conrl
House JOHN BROWN,
Cairo, Illinois Aprll -, lsTu.
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New Discovery -hIihir J. D. Bernard
Toni sthcuIque. Autt.Dyspepttc.

10" several nh.of,aiious made ~ th. bost
ply sirian- Il the Fsufa de Pari. hav- proved
u,t a.. -irkns--.s az sing ffom imgoycf -hmunt
ri TIE hlo"i OF nervous exhaustion, N.. AmvutA,
,uiufo.-, Sympathi-m-, rhthi-r. lust.'ie-,
Abumrsf.,. ~..ofbu, etr.. c,s., arc uata'ly
ur-i 18th "i4isr 4. y. bernard"
General H-pai-A. B"rusri. q o-d,t -. 81
11r.
For -alc ny III respectable druggist.
o. sfil.yiiy
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Magic Arts, Discoveries, etc, comprising yau.
go Information Tor everybody. ssntly mail, nee
~ POSTAGE for n cents.
~. louis. Mo. ss41iaWiy
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" W Tf'sssF -ts'tsss9s11s 2 s0TTT0 w
COrIl-The market has been well sus-
iaiued, with good demand and liberal re-
ceipts. The salcs were;
3 cars white, Ia bulk, on
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hoax O." Nour thiiarru The Great
soothing Remedy.

49,. Iguf.- Cole aud bfi pfrg r.t.,,.l
,y,ft'"",;.r,- 10 the bowels. and fsuit- - - Z"
M - tsivs sac process 81 Yi[yS
toDIhIuE
Ms ru'lu', ,oh1ui-'yh- PRICE
.t.vs Incident Ia 90 ,. =
I'M FAINT. aui children "'''
,,u- Cure. Ina rhca, Iy-sE.I ut,,,.t.
u.,t..,N ,.f... tsFy, ana Summtf ium- ~
-IkiF. l " Z NJ,
Il b. the Dr.ai Infants aud Children -, ,lihg
Remedy 100 nlId,orl,n brought ou ~ tc,tb.nr.
90 aly other raI,.".
Prepared 10y the GRAFTON MEDICINE CO.,
A. iouIs, No
SOLD ~ drassi.is AMI dealers IN medicine
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Onis.--The market has been weak
with sales Of
cars in bulk on track ai............ SIC
new burlaps part delivered G2c
IA sks from store, on orders at..... G3c
o1ny--has been dull, with very few
orders coming IN. Three cars prime Tim
oihy on track, sold AZ sl7 "a. and resale.
un orders, were made ut 81 BOA els 90
for small lots.
Corn Meal. IN fair demand with
sales of ~ bbls Kiln dried nj - % per
bhl
Bran steady with very light sup
plies an the market, which sell readily at
ils OoCe S22 Din bulk aud sacked.
Butter. dull with considerable re-
ccipt,. We now quote 25c n the outside
price, Mt which l. pkgs choice yellow were
sold.
Eggs. Receipts have been small and
prices We'll sustained, - pkg, soldat Hand
L. cents.
Poultry been in moderate de-
mand, with salc- of : coops chicken, at
I 10 10 s 90.
Eruit.-One crate Strawberries sold AT
goo per box. Noapples oranges or lemons
in market.
POtatOcs-are dull and unchanged.
freights-are quiet at previous rates.
GrOceries-arc in good order de-
mand, with M changes 10 note In quota
tption.
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4 Hook for the million.
maR GTbA: 4: /: co.: e. :.

10 % mary, Ga the Psychological my stories
,Ld revelations Of the sexual system; With the
'at"sg discoveries In producing and preventing
offspring. how 10 preserve the complexion, etc.
THIS i- an interesting work Of t~o hundred
suit 'seniy -four pages, with numerous engra'
Vns., sui contains valuable Information iur those
shl are married OF contemplate marriage, -iill 10
IA q bDuk that Ought "a b" kept under lock and
Soy, aud not laid tiTcle,lys about the house.
sent Ca any on" tfrc.of POSTAGE for fiity cents
Address d. Butts, p.spvn-ary, No. l! North
Eighth street, ~ Louis, No.
rs-NOrlcE 10 THE AFFLICTED AND Us.
FOR fuNATE. Before applying to the no-
i"ri",n Q@asks VII" advertise N public papers, ~
uslrg any RHsfk roasd.s', peru~e Dr Bults' work,
.o matter what vou d sease -, OF how dcplorable
sonr condition.
nr. Bntis can he Consulted, personally or by
mai, on the diseases mentioned IN his works.
orce, Ne " North Eighth street, between Mar
kot aud Chesnut, II. Louis Mo seZ7iydag
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For sale BY BARCLAY BROS
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Parties dissa,ishrd with the registering of thel
meters can now have them tested. IL the meter
are found true the small expense of The test.ills
be charged to the party causing IL; Il the meter
Il found Incorrect no charge viii he made.
myl5u
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Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL ct
his Laboratory, Fifth Street. Louis
vile, Ky.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-28
LTHE PETROLEUM CENTRE
DAILY r E(OR y
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING,
Sundays eXcepted.)
". Il. LUNGWtLL, Proprietor.
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TEssfyS.
Per sea, rayabic in advance ss on
ir month, -
PRlCE.L'ST OF ABVEIsylSrNd:.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02
More chinese Coming.
To the Editor Of the Ledger:

To the Editor of the Ledger;
The kilograms of last night announce
the arrival at Pass-a-Loutre Of the bark
Vile de St. Loo, Dubois master, l07 days
from Hong Kong, with l67 Cinnamon,
consigned to John Williams a. Son.
These are for the Emigration Company
for which Col Thomas Flournoy and
Major Hall, of the Arkansas River Com
pany, have been laboring so hard and so
successfully, through and with the aid Of
our energetic Tennessean, Col. Gift.
This is the first successful operation be-
tween the land of the Celestial and the
Gulf States direct and by the Cape Of
Good Hope. 1t is but the initiation OF q
new era in the labor question, which will
most certainly lead to good results; and
let it be remembered that the credit o.
inaugurating this while others talked),
and of having carried it courageously
through, is due to those named above.
Let Arkansas have due praise. s.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02

A curious suicide has taken place in
Vienna. One of the professors of the
Athence de Ia Spree, having lost manu-
script Of great value which belonged to
the royal library, offered to replace it by
one Of greater value, which he had in
his own collection. Prof. Pertz, director
of the library, declined; and moreover,
refused his colleague access to several
sections Of tie building The affair had
such depressing effect upon the unfor-
innate professor that shortly afterward
he blew out his brains at Heidelberg.
Brigham Young is one of the richest
men in the world 1t is said that sim
gle New York house has invested sixty
millions in securities on his account, and
his possessions in Great Britain enable
him to be the third largest deposition in
the Bank of England.
Minnesota has $1,000 less sheep than
two years ago. The winters are too se-
we're
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02

COLLISION - NoBoDY HURT.- About
ten O clock this morning one of Keck S
omnibuses collided with two-horse
wagon near the corner of Main and Mad
ison streets, and knocked wheel of the
latter. The horses attached to the ON
nibus made couple of plunges and
brought that vehicle in collision with a
lamp-post on the west side of Main and
the corner of the alley between Madison
and Monroe streets. The lamp-post was
floored and the omnibus received bulge
or two in the side. Fortunately no one
was in the omnibus, and consequently
nobody hurt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02

KosKoo. medicine is rapidly
gaining the confidence of the people, and
the numerous testimonials of its virtues,
given by practitioners of medicines,
leave no doubt that it is safe and re-
liable remedy for IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD,
that speaks in hig terms of its curative
properties, and give a special recon-
mendation of Koskoo to the practitioners
of medicine. This is, we believe, the first
instance where such medicines have been
officially Endorsed by the faculty of any
of the medical colleges, and reflects great
credit upon the skill of DIR. Lawrence,
its compounder, and also puts Koskoo "
in the VAN of all other medicines of the
present day.-FrOm the Norfolk Daily
Journal, December IL, 1869. 2-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02

MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILRoAD.-At a
meeting Of the Directors of the Missis-
sippi River railroad yesterday, Elk. Nor.
ton was elected President, rice A. S.
Mitchell resigned, and w. B. Greenlaw
Vice President, rice A. 7 Lacy resigned.
Votes of thanks were rendered to Messrs.
Mitchell and Lacy for the able manner
in which they had discharged their duties.
An increased working force will be
placed on the ROAD and there is every
prospect of its speedy completion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02

ANOTHER morton. - Another motion
was made by the Curry party in the Cir
cult Court this morning to press the trial
of the contested election case, but it was
set aside by Judge Swayne on the ground
that it should be entered on the docket
and come up in due time. There is no
chance of its coming up at this term of
the court, and so far the wind has been
taken out of Curry's sails, Wright is
Sheriff de .facto and de jure, and will re-
main so until his term expires.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02

DEAD BoDY FoUYp.-About eight
o'clock this morning the dead body OF
an unknown man was found in the river
at the foot of Carolina street, Fort Pick
ering. The body bore the appearance
of having been in the water three or
four weeks, and the clothing about it in
dicated that the owner had been in good
circumstances. He was white man,
about thirty-fve years of age, with an in
tellectual forehead, and wore short black
whispers. Squire Norton held an in
quest on the remains, and the jury re-
turned the usual verdict of found
drowned"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEpGER OrrIcE.

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, june 2, 1870.
MoSEY.-The m irket continues rather close
and is quiet. Exchange is steady, buying at
par and selling at a premium; City and
County scrips are dull, the latter buying at 70
TO rs. and selling at rs. while the former is I'M
changed. There is very little doing in gold
1871 is being paid for it by our bankers. and
IA is the rate at which it is sold. Govern
ment securities are much frmer to-day, and
have advanced, owing to large business in
them being done in Eastern cities at advanced
rates.
CoTToS.-The market continues somewhst
inactive; holders remain firm. and are I'M
willing to make concessions. The demand is
principally for good grades, and the ruling
rates are 2ls4 to pc for middling; 2lA to 211lc
for low middling; ~ to 1Sc for good ordinary,
and l6 to 179lc for stained.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02

CBIGNoNs-PARIs-Ladies in want of
any articles in the human hair line would
do we'll to call at the fashionable hair
establishment of F. Lavigne, 2694 Main
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Lavigne will start
to Paris by the first of June next, and
would like to see all their stock sold
before leaving the city, in order to en-
able them to make larger purchases
while in Paris. eod-S0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02
CAyED IN.
One Hundred Feet of the BIu0 AZ
the Foot of Poplar street done
Four Barges, Three FILLED with


Twenty minutes to six o'clock last
evening about one hundred feet in'width
and twenty-five feet in depth Of the bluff
at the foot Of Poplar street and in front
Of the coal yards Of Brown & Jones, Nc
Carthy & Co., Peterson, Bigley 4 Mel
lersh, and Packer, and the lumber yard
of Cochran Il Co., caved in. The slide
was in the shape Of crescent, extend
ing from the edge Of the bank inward to
the center about thirty feet, end narrow
ing at both ends to about six feet. Such
was the commotion caused in the river
by the falling Of the bank that the Mem
phis and st. Louis wharf-boat, at the foot
of Jefferson street, was raised nearly four
feet out of. the water. Four barges,
three of them laden with coal belonging
to Jones & Brown, we're sunk. Their loss
is estimated at from $40 to $4,000.
Two barges laden with coal belonging to
Mr.. Packer were fortunately saved.
There is every likelihood of another
cave in the same place in few days, as
the bank is cracked in several places. If
our City Fathers don't do something
quickly, we would not be surprised to
see the old City Mill floating down the
river some fine morning. The coal and
lumber yards in the vicinity are in great
danger Of destruction. Will our City
Fathers wake up?
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02

SUPREME JUDcEs AT a meeting of the
Bar Of West Tennessee at jackson on
the 3lst ult., Gen. Gideon J. Pillow in
the Chair and E. s. Mallory, Esq, acting
as Secretary, the following resolutions
offered by Gen, A. W. Campbell, were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That it is the sense of this
meeting that a convention should be held
at Nashville on the second Monday in
July next to nominate candidates for
Supreme Judges of each grand division
Of the State.
Resolved, That the bar and the people
of the grand divisions of the State be re-
quested to cooperate, and to send dele
gates to said convention.
Resolved, That the press throughout
the State be requested to publish these
resolutions, and to make known the pro-
ceedings of this meeting,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02

FEsTIvAL.-The great point of attrac-
ton now is Rocco Hall, where the good
ladies of the Episcopal churches in our
city are holding strawberry festival to
raise funds to pay off the debt on the
Church Home and to assist in support
ing a number of Protestant orphans. 1t
gives us great pleasure to be able to an
nounce the fact that this delightful en-
tertainment is visited by large numbers
of our wealthy and refined people, and
that there is every prospect of its turn
ing out a complete success. The young
ladies who cheerfully render their valu-
able services are among the prettiest in
the city, and it is almost equal to sitting
down in heaven and feeding on ambro-
sial dew to sit down in their midst and
eat plateful of strawberries. He who
fails to attend tonight will miss one of
the richest treats Of the season.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02
To city and Country Merchants.

Having determined to discontinue the
dry goods business, we are offering our
stock of dry goods, boots, shoes and
notions at net cash prices, payable No
vember l, 1870. This inducement is
worthy your attention, as our stock is yet
complete, Special inducements given
to any one wishing to buy stock and
stand. j. H. Loewenstine & Bros, No.
29l Main street, Clay Building Remem-
Der the number. 74-eodt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02

GENTLEMEN, TAKE NoTIcE!-We offer
this week British half-hose at 81 so per
dozen, worth Sc; all-linen hendker-
chiefs, 81 per dozen, worth Sc; under
shirts and drawers of all descriptions
very cheap at Kraus', 2lS Main, corner
of Adams. Ut
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02

SUPPOSED MURDERER OF GES. HIND
xAS.-About two years ago, It will be
remembered, General Hindman, while
reading newspaper in the parlor Of his
residence at Helena, Ark, was .assassi-
mated in the presence of his family by a
gang of negroes, who were arrested for
the deed, but by some means were re-
leased without trial. A vicious look
ing darky, about twenty-seyen years old
was yesterday pointed out to officers
Shelby and Gray on the levee as one Of
the gang who committed the murder
He was Immediately arrested and placed
in the station-house to await an exami
nation before magistrate. He gives
his name as Bill Hicks, and halls from
Arkansas Another darby says there is
no mistake about Hicks being one of the
party who assassinated General Hind
man. ....
ST. PArRIcKs PIoSIc. The procession
of the children Of st. Patricks church
Sabbath schools this morning was one Of
the prettiest displays of innocence and
beauty we have had the pleasure Of wit
Messing for some time. The various
classes of little girls were attired to rep
resent gipsies and fairies, and were
quite picturesque while the boys, as
zouaves and halbert-bearers, acted as
guards of honor. A very tastefully
ornamented canopy was borne over the
Queen and her attendant Maids. The
Sodality Silver Band preceded the pro
cession, and discoursed sweet music
along the route from DeSoto to Union
from Union to Second, along Second to
Court, down Court to Main, down Main
to Beal, and thence out to James Park
where the picnic is now in progress. AL
who wish to spend a very pleasant eve
ming should mingle with the children Of
st. Patricks schools in their delightful
fete.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02

MORE SEATs.-Twenty-fve additional
seats to accommodate the lounging pub
lie are to be placed in Court Square.
Nothing like convenience and comfort,
even if the Mississippi river is washing
away the bluff.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-06-02
II you want coed old Megibber
whisky, so 20 e7e second street.

PREsoRIgTIoSs carefully compounded
by experienced pharmacists at all hours
night or day, at Il. IT, Hampson's, lo7
Beal street, where all articles appertain-
ing to a frst-class drugstore can be
found 81