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10 We would particularly call readers
to the advertisement in another column of Messrs. Bennett
CoOf the Tower Hall Clothing Razaar No 5s Market
(hal way between 5h and 6th streets,) Philadelphia
I'm EVERY WAY WORTHY OF ATTENTION"
assuring them that the facts therein forth, weknowE
such to the entire community indeed WAY
WORTHY OF ATTENTION Among their stock for the
which comprises the best of the best Ready
Made Clothing in Philadelphia, will be found
Cheviots all shades in suits
Pannockburns
Metons,
Plain Chevots, in Pants and Vests.
Fancy Plaid Cassimeres in Pants and Vests
Fancy Stripe
All new styles
Black and Fancy Cloth Chesterselds.
Black Elastque
New shades Green and Olive
Fancy and Black Cloth Sacks;
All shades Melton
Best grade Blue Flannel Sacks.
Black and Fancy Cloth Vests.
Black and Fancy Eastique
New shades Green and Olive
All kinds Fancy Cashmere
To match their coats, all kinds Of
To match their Pants, all kinds of "
In short they have desirable fabric in the market
uactured INTO Mems, Youths and Boys
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Of all kinds styles and sizes which they sell at prices
THE LOWEST ELSEWHERE.
ranging in price tor Mems Coats as low $500
Pants 800
Vests LOG
Being an entire Mems suit 500
(Which indeed good substantial and serviceabe
we'll adapted ordinary wear up
best to be found anywhere and have also fine
goods the piece TO be made to order. Remember the
BENNETT Il CO,
TOWER HALL,
SIS MARKET STREET
Half way between 5th and 9Th sta,
may15 PHILADELPHIA
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= ATNE n IT'S.

Inventors who wish to take out Letters Patent are
advised to counsel with MUM & CO, editors Of the
Scientific American, who have prosecuted claims be-
lore the Patent office for over Twenty Years Their
American and European Patent agency is the most
extensive in The world. Charges less than any other
reliable agency. pamphlet containing full instruc.
tons 10 inventors is sent gratis.
MUM e. CO., 81 Park Row, New York.
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N@NAEVl- N@NA1EV
nNN@"le1 @"le
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad TO-
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD

Is completed and running from Richmond, Va.
| to the celebrated White Sulphur Springs,
in West Va, 227 miles. 1t is being lapldly ex-
tended to the Ohio River, 200 miles further, making
in all 427 miles.
In its progress Westward, il penetrates and opens
up to market the Wonderful Coal Deposits
Of the Kanawha Region in West Virginia.
And thus brings !he superior and abundant Goals OF
that section into communication with the Iron
Ores of Virginia and Ohio, and WESTERN.
SOUTH WESTERN AND EASTERN MARKETS.
When completed 1t will connect the superior
harbOF facilities Of the Chesapeake
Bay with reliable navigation on the Ohio River.
and thus with the ENTIRE SYSTEM OF RAILROAD AND
WATER TRANSPORTATION OF THE GREAT WEST AND
SOUTH WEST,
1t will make SHORT. EASY CHEAP ANR FAVORABLE
ROUTE from the WEST to the SEA. and will command
LARGE SHARE OF THE ENORMOUS FREIGHTs seeking
transportation to the coast.
1t will thus become one of the most IMPORTANT,
AND PROFITABLE EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINES OF
RAILROAD in the country, and command a trade of
immense value.
The completed portion of the Road is doing a
profitable and Increasing Business,
and is iully equal in value to the whole amount Of
the mortgage upon the entire line-(Sl 900 ,O0O)
The loan of the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY. being First Mortgage upon the
entire Line, property and equipments
worth when completed at least S3O,-
OOO,OOO, IS IherefOie one Of the most su bsantial
conservative, and reliable Railroad Loans ever offer
ed in the market and is peculiarly adapted to the
wants of
Investors and Capitalists,
who desire to make their investments With the most
satisfactory assurance of Positive ard UNDOUBTED
SECURITY.
The Bonds in denominations of
$1,000, $500, and 500,
and may be had COUPON or REGISTERED,
Interest Six per cent. per annum, pay able MAY
! lst and November lst
PRINCIrAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN Gold IN
THE CITY OF New YORK
Price 80 and accrued interest in Cur.
rency al which price they pay nearly Seven per
cent. in Gold on their cost
All Government Bonds and other Securities dealt
in al The Stock Exchange, received in exchange at
their full market value. and Bonds sent 10 all parts
of the country, free Of Express charges
They can be obtained by ordering direct from us
or through any responsible Bank or Banker in any
part of the country.
FISK & HATCH,
! BANKERS
No. S. NASSAU ST, NEW YORK.
Maps, Pamphlets and full Information Furnished
upon application by pc rson or by mail
apr2I St
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New Advertisements.
Newspaper
advertising.

Bouk Of 1875 closely printed pages lately issued,
contains list of the best American Advertising Me-
dUms giving the names cIrculaiios and full partl.
cnlars concerning the leading Daily and Weekly Pc.
iical and Family Newspapers, together with all
those having large crculaIiOns, published in the in
eresI Of Religion, Agriculture. Literature, &c. &c.
Every Advertiser and every person who cOntem.
plates becoming such, will lind this book OF great
value. Mailed free to anv address receipt OF ff
teen cents George n. ROWeIl ~ Co., Pub
fishers, No, 40 Park Row New York.
The Pllsburg, PA Leader in its issue Of May 80
1870, says: The firm OF &. P. ROweII & Co.. which
issues this interesting and valuable book. is the larg
est and best Advertising Agency IN the United States
and we can cheerlully recommend 1t 10 the attention
OF those who desire 10 advertise their business Sci
ENTIFIcALLY and systematically in such way
hat ls so as to the largest of publicity
for the least e. peRdInre Of MONEY!"
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

THE SINGER MANUFACTURE cos NEW
FAMILY MACHl NE.-NO other family Sewing Ma.
chine has rapidly won favor in the household The
very large sales ct that popular machine, shown by
official returns Tar exceed hose Of any other cOmpa
ny. and this fact result has been owing real
meris-hence its great and growing popularity. II
Is simple IN construction easily understood easily
Operated-all its paris glide smooth and nOiseessIy
along not liable TO get out Of oder has capacity tor
great range tnd variety Of work. sewing all kinds
Of cloth and with all kinds Of thread and with the
numerous attachments for hemmng, cording, Iuckng,
quilting, trimming, binding. braidlng, &c. and
broIderng OF many ingenious tasteful and difficult
designs is The most perfect Of all family sewing
chimes ANY who will take the trouble to exam
me the merits Of The different machines claiming
attention, can soon discover whether claim too
much Tor II would avail us nothing TO make
tho above assertions If we were not ready TO prove
them and all we ask IS trial, Tor observation alone
can justly convey a clear impression Of the many
kinds OF work of which our NEW FAMILY MACHINE
capable
THE FOLDING CASES,
Which open with spacious tables to sustain the work
and which fold into boxes TO protect The machines
when not IN from dust and meddlesome fingers
arc made from choice woods embelllshed BY pleasing
designs, thus making our new family machine not
only an ornamental piece OF furniture but in some of
the more elabOrately finished machines, a work Of
real art
THE ATTACHMENTS
OF our new family machine referred to are not only
numerous but highly useful for the purpose for which
they were intended. They need only trial to show
their great value.
MANUFACTURING MACHINES S-We would
ask attention to our ne Button hole Machine which
is the only practical Button hole Machine claiming
public attention. Our manufacturing machines for
other purposes, too ell known to need comment
MACHINE TWISF.-We have recently enlarged
our Silk Mills in Newark N. j.. and furnished them
with the latest and most approved machinery, which
is being operated by highly skilled labor We have
and shall keep stock, at Central Office, and
agencles, Twist of all Sizes and of the vari
colors and shades Of color in use, and which will
be sold at New York prices.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING Co.
No 5Sl BROADWAY, N. Y.
WILMINGTON OFFICE, 6l3 MARKET ST.,
SMYRNA OFFICE, COMMERCE ST.
j. w. Denney, Agent.
| Feb. 9th, 1870.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-02
STANDARD MEDICINES.
wiIder,s Remedies stiIl in Demand.

These medicines having stood every
possible test, not only from the MEDICAL
profession, but by the people at large,
have an established reputation that will
never decline. In another column the
virtues of these medicines are very prop
erly and clearly set forth, 1t is not
claimed that they are infallible for
everything at all times, but that they are
as near so as any medicines can be, and
far superior to most of the preparations
of the day. When used once, they
are likely to be continued, From
year to year the Wilder Remedies, which
are applicable to nearly every disease
known, have been in greater and greater
demand until now their manufacture
employs large force of hands, under
the direction of Mr.. Wilder, in the mag
nifcent marble-fropt building on Main
street, in Louisville. His Remedies are
known in every Southern and Western,
and many Northern States, but particu-
larly in the South, where diseases pre-
vail in the summer and fall, produced by
our peculiar climate. Our leading drug
gists have them for sale, and dealers in
the country find q daily increasing de-
mand for Wilder's Remedies. Edward
Wilder is one of the men who, in the
effort to build up fortune for him
self, has benefited the human race by
furnishing the means to alleviate spf-
fering and Distress to which all are
liable. For twenty years he has been
in this business, and in all that time his
medicines have never failed, when used
as directed, to produce beneficial results
nor has he received any complaint from
the medical fraternity. Read Wilders
column in to-days paper, and try
Edward Wilder's Remedies, when ne
eessary to take medicine. For sale by
c. C. Ward 4 Bro, W. n Wilkerson &
Co., G. W. Jones & Co., and Goodyear
& Falls.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-02

IsoR RENT-J,AMEs' PARK. APPLY
Il soon, on the pre- misses. S,-S0
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Memphis Theater.

The Serpent on the Hearth, new and
thrilling drama, was produced last eve
ming in capital style, Miss Kate Reig-
noIds appearing in the leading role of
Marguerite" in which she fairly ex-
celled herself, and elected the warmest
enthusiasm from the appreciative audi
ence. The characters sustained by
Messrs. Davenport, Waverley and Dun
can, Mrs. Younge, and the Misses Bella
Gordon, Wren, Douglass and others, were
given with faithfnlness and spirit The
performance was quite success. This
afternoon Nobodys Daughter will be
given at the matinee, and tonight Miss
Reynolds Will make her last appearance
in Serpent on the Hearth.
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TheafricaIs I'm Naples.

The principal theater of Naples, San
Carlo, was closed the other evening in
consequence of the financial excitement
The opera of Mathilde de Shabran was
announced for performance, but the play
bills were all taken down about four
o clock in the afternoon, and the appli-
cants for tickets found the box-oifice shut
up. 1t appears that the prima donna
Citrone, was taken with commissions on
hearing that she had lost large sum of
money which she had intrusted to the
manager for investment, and who had
been tempted by the gorgeous promises
of the banks to leave it in their keeping
The poor young lady has since recovered
her health, though minus the cash, and
the performances at perhaps the most
beautiful opera house in Europe are going
ON as usual
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fx.frpfRALs.
Meeting OF Omcers and Soldiers
Yesterday Afternoon.

Yesterday Afternoon.
A meeting Of ex-Federal officers and
soldiers was held at the Municipal Court
room, yesterday afternoon, to take for
NAL action in regard to the death OF
Gen. George H. Thomas. The attend
ance was full and much interest WAS
manifested Ill.,.
Gen. W. H. Morgan was called to the
Chair, and Captain Alfred Matthias
ofiiciated as Secretary, and, on motion
of Col. M. L. Perkins, the reporters of
the press were requested to aid as as
sstants. Aia ? = NN1iN
Gen. Morgan, ON taking his seat, made
few graceful and feeling remarks APP
propriate to the occasion.
On motion of Captain Harry 5. Lee,
it was resolved to appoint committee
of seven to draft resolutions expressive
of the sense of the meeting in regard to
the loss the country sustained in the
death of General Thomas. The Chair
appointed Captain H. s. Lee, Major
Irving Halsey, Colonel NJ. l.. Perkins,
Major j. O. Pierce, Dr. A. T. Shaw, DIR.
W. H. White, Major d. 7. Monsarrat.
The committee was instructed to re-
port at an adjourned meeting Monday.
Major Monsarrat stated that Colonel
Wills, formerly of General Thomas
staff, and now residing at Corinth, Miss,
would probably be at the next meeting,
and would no doubt, give some interest
ing "reminiscences of the late General.
An invitation was extended to all to
speak on the occasion who may feel so
inclined
The meeting then adjourned.
Immediately after adjournment an
other meeting organized to take some
action on reconstruction. Captain Lee,
however, had tariff ON the brain, and
took off his coat for three hour speech
on that subject fA
Another gentleman wanted tounbosom
his feelings on the San Domingo treaty,
and another one took his hat and left for
home to get memorial he had, asking
Congress to aid Captain Hall in getting
to the North pole 1t became evident
from the turn of the meeting that recon-
struction was not uppermost in the
minds of those who intended to speak,
and the result was another adjournment.
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Money on hand for all kinds Of
goods. M Ses Main street. 43
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IoE BARBIERRE, Secretary.
The Very Rest.

There is not living soul who ever re-
wells upon the creation of inspired fancy,
or hung enchanted upon the strains OF
oratory, or followed with delicious adj
miration the flowing period of elo-
quence, or beheld the magic trausforma-
ton of the ehisel, or acquainted with
the melodious, euphonious and meritori-
Gus strains of music, who will not ac-
knowledge that the A. Sumner d Decker
Bros. pianos, now kept by A. Sumner,
256 Second street, are by far superior In
almost every respect to any other instru-
ments before the public. Musicians and
purchasers are recommended by us to
call and examine Mr.. Summers stock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-02

The 0YsTEB SEASON 0vER-But Vic
tor Fuchs will keep me sagEly Of game
and fish, at Al Jefferson street. He
always has everything in its season, as
fresh, juicy and luscious as can be.
Those who patronize Victor Fuchs never
compiaia, fiE be is q fair dealer, and
never misrepresents for the sake of
making a sale. The fact is, he Is here
!" to stay" -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-02

The Rev. Isaac B. Smith, of Illinois,
who was recently acquitted of wife-mur-
der-drowning his wife while crossing a
stream in buggy, for the purpose of re-
ceiving the amount ofinsurance $4,000
on her life-is in Hartford interviewing
the Traveller Company on the subject of
the payment Of the policy. He has with
him many testimonials expressing con-
fdence in his entire innocence of the
crime alleged against him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-02

NoTIcE TO MKRcHANTs.-We have re-
ceived the largest and beat selected stock
of tobacco ever offered in this market,
which will be sold to the trade at the
lowest price. The attention of merchants
is most respectfully invited.
EDMoxDs, PETTIGREw & Co.,
3ls BOG Front street.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.


Smallpox seems to be gaining ground.
Capt. Sam. P. Rose, Of the Upton.
Record, is in the city.
The Chamber of Commerce will hold
its regular monthly meeting Monday
Col. Bob Crockett will address the
Memphis Literary Association and the
public generally at the Law Court room
this evening.
) We advise the people down theriver to
look for serious overflow. For particu-
lars of the rise above, see our river
column.
The Appeal and Sun are having a
lively discussion over what might have
been John MarshalPs opinion on a
local issue which now agitates Shelby
county from its municipal center to its
geographical circumference, Both par
ties agree that John Marshall is dead
Unfortunately for him, he was born hity
years too soon to be Of much use now.
"A reckless local contemporary, who held
out formerly on Union street, published
yesterday morning that Jim Mace would
give sparring exhibition at ten am, in
the old Variety Theater, on Washington
street. A large crowd assembled, and
when they found out thati was the First
of April, the oaths that bombarded those
old walls for awhile was terrific. 1t is
needless to say that that reporter was
not on hand to report the proceedings
If he had been it is likely he would have
got taste of the manly art without
gloves, but not from Jem Mace.
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A..
EGGs-2oa2lcs dox.
CORN-S1aSl %. "'fvra
HAY--S27 509s3O d ton oats 60662c; bran S26
n ton; cotton seed So n ton.
FLOUR-Fine 81 rs; Fancy Sc SOFAS so.
FRUIT-Dried apples 5@6c y h; green ap-
pies So 5O94 so . barrel; cranberries So 90 D
barrel. .-
,MAGKEREL-No. l,sss@2s 2 hasFsli sar-
GAME 6HIskens 50 u dOul geese 81 turkeys
HIBEs-Dry flint ls9lci green &c. TallOw
LEATHER---Sole 4S1zc, Saddle 42c. Calf
skins S45G70, American do. $40.
WORCESTERSHIRE T5dS5c.
MULES AND H0RSES-sT5a1T5.
P0TAT0ES-Peach Blows 81 so, Pinkeyes
~ GPieR n thss y 1855 a.
0IL-Coal Oil 35@40c. Lindseed 81 10, Lard
81 s., Lubricating 55c.
P0WDER-Rife Sc so, Blasting 81 so.
P0RK-Mess SIS 00929 90.
BAC0N-Ciear Sides IT@171zc, Sugar Cured
Hams lSd20c. Shoulders 14@l5c.
LARD-Tierce l51Sc, Keg lJ1Sa,
BtRk=,AAgh heei lS 81 = bhh ID 81
SrdAR-es49l3lIc Clarified l5c.
SPIRITS-Highwines CSC, Rectifed Whisky
S09sl Is.
SOAP AND -CANDLES-Soap 71z@iO1zc;
VIfNEGAR~is@25c a gallon.
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SalesrOom, Sls Main st.
asst
PROPOSALS.
Steamboat Bar for Rent or Sale

C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- eeived until April 18th next. al the ofice II
the Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany, No. 8 Madison street. stanton Block.
Memphis, Tennessee. for the rent OF purchase
Of the Bar on the new and elegant side-wheel
passenger packet now being built AZ Cincin-
natl, Ohio. and 10 be completed between the
18th Of May and LIST Of June. She will be enc
hundred and ninety feet long, with state-rooms
for ninety passengers. and will be frst-class in
All her appointments, and. AZ soon Is 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 trst trip; and. also.
for the purchase Of the bar dufinr the exist
snce Of the boat Tbs party reut--- pur-
chasing % have the PRIVILEGE q employing two
bar-keepera. Payments, for either reut o.
purchase. 70 Be made ~ Follows. One-fourth
part In cash. and balance IN three equal pay
ments, a. thirty, rxty. an1 ninety dnyE. viii
approved sucurity for deferred payments.
Ias risht E ssSsf 81 rs ~ Al "a J, re-
Memphis, March =. ls7o. 50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-02

WILL. MANsFoRD has received all the
late papers, magazines, etc., at his store,
corner Monroe and Second streets He
keeps constantly on hand complete as
sortment of school books and stationery.
Call at the Catholic Bookstore for your
reading matter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-02

EMMoSs & Sos. ct No. 10 Jefferson and
GO Beal street, keep on hand at all times
the latest leading dailies, weeklies and
magazines of the country; also, a fac
stock of popular books and a good selec-
,ion of stationery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-02

NorrcE.-W. J. Hobsor. formerly of
Howell, Wood 4 Co. nov with M. Kraus
& Co., 2ls Main street, corner Of Adams,
will be pleased to see his old friends at
the ahoYe-named house.
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Jusr Received, FIVE hundred dozen fine
and fresh cove oysters, putup this season
and warranted the best quality, at 27s
Second street. 0ne-pound cans, 81 IS
per dossai tEO-psand cars, 81 10 per
dozen; sales Of 80 cases at time lone
pound cans, 81 65 per dozen; so cases
two-pound cans, 81 6 per dozen.
30 EDWARDS 4 GLANcEy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-02

JOE LOCKE, at 1864 Main street, is pre-
pared to supply Memphis and the sur
rounding country with the latest news
from all quarters. On his shelves will
be found the leading dailies of New Or
leans, Louisville, St. Louis, Chicago. Gin
cinnati and New York, all the popular
weeklies and magazines, and fine stock
of books and stationery. sftl
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Too Much Rumor.

Our young friend of the Sun has been
imposed upon Thomas Mofet denies
any knowledge of the rumored promo
ton; and would like young locals to be
better informed ere they publish such
statements. Mr.. Robbins requests us to
make similar statement in regard to
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-02
Executive Committee.

At meeting of the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee of Shelby county, held
at their rooms, on the LIST instant Major
Joe Barbierre was elected Secretary OF
the Committee. After the transaction
of important business the Committee
adjourned to meet Monday, the 4th
instant, at three O clock pm. }H "a
]. ]. DUBosE, Chairman.
Jov RARpIrRRE. Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-02

How ARE you off for soap2 Fifty (5O)
per cent. better value given at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
20 els Main sweat.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

HOLD 0S.-Itis argued, with show Of rea-
son, that the present price of low middling in
New Orleans, say 81 cents, does not nett the
planter more than l9c. for his average crop
below low middling in very many cases) at
the plantation. Through the past two sum-
mers he has been receiving 30 cents for the
crop he held back. 1t may occur, therefore,
that two results follow one, that more cotton
than usual will be retained in the interior for
late sales; the other, that the production Of
cereals and bacon will be stimulated. At the
present prices of labor and Of cotton, as above
anoted, it will be quite impossible to make
any alarming amount of money by exclusive
cotton production. Bread and meat first. and
clothing afterward. European spinners hold
unusually small stocks, and must soon buy
more or lessen the quantity consumed. This
last horn of the dilemma will hardly be ac-
cepted when there is still very respectable
margin for profits in the manufacture of cot
ton goods. The export demand from Liver
pool is increasing, and European merchants
and manufacturers assert the absolute neces-
sity for an advance In prices, The excess Of
this years American crop over last years is
offset by the smaller crops of India, Egypt and
Brazil, and the consumption of cotton goods
rapidly increases over the whole world.
LOCAL MARKEr.-InAuenced by slight adj
vances in New York and Liverpool, there was
much speculative demand here yesterday,
though actual sales were not NUMEROUS or
great. About 800 bales were disposed Of, at
gle. for low middlng, and l59l6o. for low or
A faxu hall Of mi W
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-02

All mandamuses and injunctions to
be served on me should be sent to my
attorneys, Edgington 4 Halsey.
s. H. Shock,
Com'r of Registration for Shelby county.
April 2, 1870.
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New York stoel sInrket. /

BY 3. p. and a. Telegraph.I
NEw York. April 2. II 80 a. The market
Is active and rather excited. with a slight ad-