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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

CoTTox.-A few bales of middling cotton
were sold yesterday at &c., though holders
persistently demanded 2214@221Sc. In the af-
ternoon the general tenor Of foreign and New
York dispatches was not deemed SO favorable,
but prices here were steadily upheld. Fine
cottons are most sought after. Eight hundred
and seventy bales were sold yesterday. Mid
ding. 22@22lzc; low middlings. 2i@2ls1e
good ordinary, 2O@2Ol9c; stained 15@1sc (;
mixed, 1s@22c inferior. l219c. This morning
the market was inactive. and buyers antici-
poted slight decline and held of.
MONEY AND THE LrKE.-City scrip this morn
ing was in bad state. and desperate efforts
are made to bolster il up. Even ring Of
Tennessee bondholders in New York. fearing
reconstruction, have been "bulling" the bond
market. Taxpayers buy scrip at 75c. Ten
nessee money is dull at NC. Brokers sell il
at 7314@74c. County warrants are a monopoly,
but will not long be held by the ring said to
control the bulk of Barbour Lewis issues.
Gold Huctuates here the same as in New y orlS.
as it is governed by that market. Exchange
is quiet and dull. Brokers sell at u, and buy
at par. The Appeal rips into foreign insurance
companies this morning because of the in
surance gains they draw from the South, re.
turning nothing and investing nothing and
Ioaning nothing here. The Appeal will soon
find itself in hot water,
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now stand No. ] with the 81. Louis Roar, 30
tnderywrisers. The Wicks leaves on tims
tsisncd) tAtJsc. McMAsus. president.
We had prepared brief history of tbs
doinRs ofthe 81. Louis Board Of Uuderwriters'
including a few remarks in regard 10 the
course taken By several st. Louis reporters Re
earding these two steamers, compiled from
facts obtained from the very best authority.
and intended TO publish the same to-day. but
the above telegram and the withdrawal Of tho
malicious statements made by the river re-
porter OF the st. Louis Republican render
their publication unnecessary.
Notwithstanding the scarcity Of freight and
the light trnTcl, the Arls6hsas River Packet
Company continue 10 send out their boats on
regular days. To-day boat for the Arkan.
sas river is the Ozark. a staunch steamer, with
excellent accommodations. She leaves at r
O'Clock this evening, makes all way landings,
and will go through on time. Captain Rufus
Caldwell Is her master, and Tom Brasher Sec
rotary of the Interior
We were honored this morning with a call
from Mr.. Lyons, the able river editor Of tho
St. Louis Republican. who is spending few
days in our city. Alderaian Duri is his cha
piron, and is showing him the points of inte-
rest in and about the city. Durff tried hard
to induce his guest to join the mackerel brig
ade, and be initiated at tho meeting OF that
body last night, but Lyons having spent two
hours aud half reading the oath necessary
to be taken. concluded it was too heavy and
declined.
The Mary Houston discharged here go bar
rels cement, 1918 bundles ties, $50 boxes wine
and fruit and 81 casks ale.
The SILVER moon came in the morning from
Cincinnati with on excellent trip.
The ship-yards at Pttsbuag are crowded
with work, and early contracts cannot be
taken by them at present.
telegram from Evansville to the Cincin-
natl Commercial Is as follows: "Cnpts. Il. ii.
Voolfolk and Joe Bunce, who were here last
Monday to appraise the steamer Quickslop.
having failed to agree, Capt. Shalleross, of
Louisville, has been selected as the third man.
whose decision will be final. He arrived here
by the Tarascon to-day
In the case of young GumbeFt tried at Nor
garfield, Kentucky, on charge Of murder COM
mitted on board the steamer Quickstep some
time since. the jury failed 10 agree.
New Orleans rates at st. Louis yesterday
were, Flour, zoe per Dbl; pork, SOC; whisky,
81 so; hay, 25c per 100 pounds; corn and
bacon. Doc per 100 pounds.
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MEMPHIS THEATER The genuine de-
light which Mr.. and Mrs, Watkins awak-
ened last night was far more aattering
than the applause, although not quite so
emphatic. They are admirable artists,
and deserved the large and fashionable
audience which greeted them. Trod-
den Down" has some delicate dramatic
painting of true love and pure hearts, as
well as of the chances and changes Of
fortune in peculiar phase of civiliza-
ton. The scene is in ireland in the
memorable year 1898, when, as an old
song says TROUBLES were great Like
a majority of Irish dramas, it is full of
effective situations and striking tableaux.
One of its chief merits is the introduc-
ton of several Irish ballads, which were
very sweetly sung by Mrs. Rose Wat
kins. Mr.. Harry Watkins played the
Shingawn admirably He is an actor Of
great merit Every Irishman, and espeei-
ally every Fenian, should see him in this
piece. II will be repeated Tonight and
we expect to see another grand house.
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sPRoULR & MoCowN have just re-
ceived the late
Temptation Scarf,
Vivian Crayats.
Fechfer Bow,
London Bow,
Opern Searfa.
Victor Ties,
Park Crayaf.
Alaska Crayat.
Harvard Crayat.
Paris Cravat.
Lyceum Tie.
Gauze Don Juan Scarf. Temptation
Din white, lavender and barr. Also
assorted sizes dark, lavender. whit e
and buff kids. 81
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ALL QUIET
General wright Recognized ns sher-
Ar I'm the Law Court.

All is quiet about the Office of Sheriff.
Mr.. Curry and his deputies have ceased
from thoir official labors and qu.stly
smoke cigars in their chairs, aJudge
Anderson, in the Law Court this morn
ing, ordered General Wright TO open
court in due form as sheriff Of Shelby
county, and the Sheriff obeyed the order
in a proper and becoming manner. At
three o'clock this afternoon Genernl
Wright, or one of his deputies, will open
the Criminal Court in due form Every
thing is working smoothly and satisfac-
torily. ir.1 ESD a1
How're ENJOY WARM WEATHER. The
duties Of an editor are so numerous that
it would require more space than we
have to devote to any one subject TO
enumerate them all; one, however, is to
keep his readers posted in all matters Of
interest How to pass awaythe long hot
days and evenings Of summer would GER
tainly be interesting 90 know The only
way to be quite comfortable in hot
weather is to keep cool. The way to do
this is to pay frequent visits TO Charlie
Towards, No Y Jefferson street, and
partake freely of his delicious and
health-giving ice cream, soda water,
mead and cakes. Charlie has already
made reputation for having the best of
everything in his line, but he has made
improvements in all his luxuries, and
has commenced to bake his own cakes,
which are the finest we have ever seen.
Charlie is an Industrious, enterprising.
gentleman, kind and courteous to every
body, and deserves the patronage of all.
He has fitted up his ice cream saloon in
fine style, and keeps the very best in the
city. Call on Charlie and he will assist
you to pass off the warm weather pleas
antly.
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Cause Understands only 75c- at
Barnaby-s. OvertOn Hotel. SO


CLorHlNGl CLoTHIXGl-J. W. Sneed a
Co, 26l Main street, are now in receipt
of their spring and summer stock of Gus
tom-made coats, pants and vests for men,
boys and children This stock has been
purchased at the recent heavy decline,
and our customers can buy at much less
price than they have paid for many years.
We have a speciality in custom-made true
fit shirts and drawers; also, an elegant
line of gents and boys real English
hosiery, gloves, neck-ties, collars aud
cuffs. traaks. valises, -earpet-bags and
satchels gCall and see us.
j. W. SSEED & Co,
20 2ei Main street
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New rorix cotton Market.
Liverpool Cotton Marie,

By s. P and A. telegraph
LIVERPOOL. April q. 2 p.m.-Cotton quiet
Estimated sales for to-day, 10000 bales.
Middling Uplands. SO
lrlnane u "a Ii a
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RADIcALIsM.
ITS EGectsas Seen In the Recorder,
Court.

- u 4, .s4f.s.b Ertt frnfaafn.ls Is .ft.a
Radicalism. touse arough expression,
is playing the devil with Sambo Nearly
twenty darkies appeared before Recorder
Scales this morning for violating the laws
Of the city. They were fined in sums
ranging from s. to 800 How much bet
ter would il be for the negroes to quit the
Radicals go to work, and save their
money. Tom jackson was fined $50 for
yagrancy; John Davis, $40 for acting as
porter without license; Tobe Robinson,
500, Ellen Gray $40, and Ann Waters
and Emma Lewis, $40 each, for drunk
enness and disorderly conduct; Joe
Evans, $25 for carrying concealed weap-
ons; Dick Ward, $50 for misdemeanor;
Frances Thompson, Sallie Jones and
Jennie Hamilton, $40 each for keeping
houses of ill-fame; Wa9h Gay, $40 for
carrying burglars keys; Dora McCul-
loeh, $40 for vagrancy; Ann Turner, S.
for drunkenness; Frank Lewis and Alick
Huston, $40 each, and Young Block and
Lee Harmand s. each, for trespass.
What record
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W. P. GRAY, O. s

The members of the l5lth sr. Regi-
ment Relief Association are requested
to meet on the east side of Court Square
tomorrow Thursday evening at half
past three clock.
FRED g. GUTHERz, Sec'y
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NEW Yorl. Monex MarAet.

By S. p. and A. telegraph
NEw YoRK, April q, 12:l5 p. m.-Govem-
ments strong, with an advancing tendency.
Sterling exchange active at 1905. Gold carry
ing at per cent.
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THREE yards superior quality main
sock for 81, or any number of yards in
proportion
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
No. 2l3 Main street So
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Ozark, Sallio V. Marble City, Glasgow Mary
Houston, Silver Moon, Gen. Anderson.
RIyER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS.
The river declined inches during the past
a hours, and is now feet below the high
water mark of 1867. At Cairo yesterday ia
rose inches. and at st. Louis it fell 10 inches
The recent swell from above there did not
check the decline as much as was expected.
The water at that point last night stood p feet
inches above low water Of 1853. and IS feet 9
inches below high water mark Of 1871. All the
upper streams are failing-tbe Missouri rap
idly. Reports from Sisux City state that there
is bpt fest in the Upper Missouri. The Cum
berland is rising, and Tennessee river falliaE.
The Ohio is declining from Pit.sburg to its
mouth. The decline a Cipeinnad yesterday
was feet. AZ Louisville l foot aud inch.
leaving IS feet in the canal and Is feet over
the falls. The Arkansas continues 70 decline
about inches per day. and there Is now feci
I inch to Little Rock. and feet inch above
that point 20 Fort Smith.
business At the levec this morning was hat.
The weather Is obanecable one moment
clandY and The next the sun shines. Indisa-
lions are that We shall have rain befere night.
The folioxinE telegram received this morn
inc nom 81. Le.is explains itself;
81. i.oUI-. April o.
a. L. Cummins. Sec'y;
The steamers c. b, Church sad N. J. Nieks
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0NE SITTER pOG. MOSTLY WHITE;
~ has black head and spots; had on q col.
lsr. en-ratcd " sa.A 4. Taylor A liberal
grs,srl viii te paid on delivery at this olice.
iMoTning papers copy one time. i9-f
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Russian Braces.

The red ends and lever buckles are
patented in Europe as well as in the
United States You can buy them at E.
G. Barnabys Overton Hotel furnishing
store. %
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Russell & Bryant, house and sign
painters, 90 Monroe street. 50-t

CLEAvEs, SmrHwIcK & HATCHER are
receiving large stock of standard and
miscellaneous books. 81
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For THE BEST Ice Cream, Soda Water
and Mead in the city, 40 TO Charlie
Towards, " jefferson street. 81
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CAssIMEREs, for mems and boys
clothes, so, rs cents and 81 per yard, at
Kraus', 2lS Main, corner Adams, 49f
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JUsr received and for sale, at low
figures, 100 cords first-class ash, so cords
first-class oakland 80 cords sawed and
split wood, at l22 Adams street 81
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SOUTHERN BANNER and all the South
ern papers, as well as those, from the
East, West and North, at Joe Locke S
bookstore, on Main street, above Jefer-
son
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MAGAZINES FoR Nay, and The latesi
papers from al quarters, at Emmons &
Sons, 10 jefferson and 6S Beal street
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RELIEF ASSOCIATION. -The Confede-
rate Soldiers Relief and Historical AS
ISOLATION will meet tomorrow evening at
three o'clock promptly, for the purpose
of joining in the ceremonies attending
Gen. Cleburne's remains The Presi-
dent earnestly solicits attendance and it
is hoped every member will be punctaal.
By order Of the President.
. JOHN w. DAWSON, Secretary
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InpoRrxSr TO GENrLENEN. - Puff
bosom shirts. 81; gauze aud isle thread
under-shiris, cotton and linen drawers,
brown haifhose and linen handkerchief,
at great bargains at Kraas 90 Main
corner adams. l n tlH q. ~
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ZoUAvEs, ATrEsTIoNLThere will be
a meeting at the armory this evening
at s o clock, to make arrangements to
join in the reception of the remains of
General Pat. r. Cleburne
w. G. CANNON, Captain.
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PRAYER Books in endless variety at
Mansford's Catholic bookstore, corner
Second and Monroe streets.
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GREAT bargains in satin stripe pique
at the REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
No. 2l3 Main street 90
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For church books, religious books and
stationery, call at Cleayes, Smithwick &
Hatcher's 81
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POINTS OF EXCELLENCE:
Beauty and Elasticity Of Stitch.

DcautJ anu EiaSticitg VI Stttth'
Perfection and simplicity Of ma
chinery.
Using both Enthusiastically frOn lbe
spOOls.
No fastening OF seams by hand and
no waste OF thread.
Wide range Of application without
change Of adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and ilrm-
ness after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds Of work done
BY other Sewing Machines, these Ma
chimes execute the most beautiful and
permanent Embroidery and ornameH-
tai work.
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THE RACES. The Post stake yester-
day was won by Morgan Scout--time'
3:45s-3:4l; the sweepstake by Regent
time las. To-day for the Shelby
county agreed stake are entered Adams
CHI. f. Donereal. Riley's b. g. Chickasaw,
Jennings oh. h. Leinster, Watkins b. h.
Stonewall, and Church's oh. f. by Black
Lock: for the Jockey Club purse, Chap
pelrs oh. (. Lizzie Mcdonald, Patter-
sons eh. c. Signal Light, Cadwalladers
CHI m. Emma Maratta, and Lewis & Co s
eh, f. Lula Colman. Trains leave the
Charleston depot for the track at TO- II,
y. 1880. lis, ?, 2;4j, $3.50, 4:l5 aud ;
q clock. Major NJ. j. o Brien, DIR. Paul
Otey. Capt. Geo. Holmes and Capt A.
J. Hays are Oh the ladies reception com
mittee. A crowd of the old police we're
out there yesterday, which astonished a
large number Of persons.
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BEAUTIFUL spangled silk fans for 81.
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
No. 2l3 Main street. a, %
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Ills Remains 10 Arrive Here To-
Morrow xrranE cneniA ror sheir
ReeeDtiOu

Ills Remains 10 arrive Here To-
MOTION ArranscEnentH Tor their
Reception.
Last evening tho Committee OF Ar
radgements 20 receNelthd reaakiskof
General Patrick X. Cleburne appointed
by theC Confederate Reliefand Historical
Association of this city, met in the Pea
body Hotel, ex-Goyernor Isham G. Har-
ris III the chair and adopted he follow
ing programme for the reception Of the
sacred ashes Of the great heroa which
will arrive here at 81 o'clock tomorrow,
en- route to Helena, Ark, for interment:
Committee Of Arrangements-Dr. Erskine,
Capt. Harvey Mathes and Col. Moses White:
Marshals-Col. John W. Dawson. Chief
Marshal, and Capt. James q. Barbour and
Capt. Cole, Assistant Marshals.
Committee of Reception-Gen. Patton An
derson. Col. Moses White and Capt. Harvey
Mathes
Pail Bearers-Dr. John II. E-skne. NJ. Ma
Mi sySb4yJ n F. sran oss' Ro I sssss
Kehoe. Walter A.. Goodman, j mes Cannon,
j c. Thrnll. W. II. Rhea. Robert Hutchin-
son, Fred; Wolf, James Doyie.C. W. Frazier.
The followieg societies are most cordially
ception at the Charleston depot, and in the
procession thence 10 the ieyee:
!. Ladies' Monumental Association.
2. Mayor. Board of Aldermen and Common
8. Emmett Guards
4. One Hundred and Fifty-fourth Relief
Association.
D. ZOuaYes.
5. Hibernian Mutual Relief Society.
7. Irish Literary Association, :.
All members Of Gen. Cleburne's old com,
mand. all cx-Confederates. and all classes OF
society are cordially invited to be present and
participate in the ceremonies of the solemn
occasion. p -.LtflHI. ffa4 tAA.e
The Sodality Band have kindly volun-
teered their services.
ORDER OF PROCESSION. Z
Music
Emmett Guards
Memphis Zouaves
City Fire Department
Pail Bearers Hearse Pail Bearers
Pail Bearers
Committee Of Reception IaF8
Ex-Goy. Isham q. Harris, President Confed-
crate Relief and Historical Association
Ex-President Jefferson Davis
Gen. Frank Cheatham
Gen G. j.. Pillow
Ministers
Ladies' Monumental Association
Mayor and City Boards
Editors and City Press lin carriages)
Music
Confederate Relief and Historical Association
15ith Tennessee Reg Relief Association
Cleburne Circle Fenian Brotherhood
Hibernian Mutual Relief Society
Irish Literary Association
Citizens
Citizens lin carriagesl
The pail bearers are requested to Sc
cure their badges from Capt L. A. Cole,
at Court Square, before 3 o clock.
The above organizations are requested
10 assemble on Second street, at Court
Square, at 81 o'clock promptly, where
the procession will be formed into line
By the Marshal and move at 4 o'clock.
J, w. DAWSON, Chief Marshal
I
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Ma. NJ A. Rs=Fnrs a Co, milliners
have removed 10 s53 Main street. a
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CENTRAL DEPoT. The Street Railroad
Company has commenced the consiruc-
ton of a starting depot at the intersec-
ton of Court and Front streets.
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FOR ERIAR'S POINT
BOOTS AND SHOES.
True e C on o I'M y
rs FOUND IN THE
A BOOT

THE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE GREAT
1 st. louis Fair for 1869 was awarded To- the
manufacturers of This beautiful boot. 1t com
bines all the utility of the sewed boot with the
cheaPness Of the pegged boot. Its constrac-
shaped brass screw is driven into the sole when
damp, and smoothly and securely elinehed.
thus holding the soles and uppers together SO
tight that they can never rip or give way.
They have all the smOOthness and elasticity Of
the sewed boot. and none of the disadyan-
tages attaching to the pegged boot. We sell
them at n price but a trihe more than that Of
the pegged boots; thus we furnish you with
something that is indeed economical. We
have fresh stock of all kinds of Boots and
Shoes for ladies, gents, misses and children;
also fine line of shoe ornaments, which We
will sell at Wholesale and retail
JOS. J. LEYErT Il CO.,
SIT 336 Main street
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IT You want good old Megibben
whisky, go 10 2z6 Second street.
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EoR RENT.

NOR RENT--A GOOD RESIDENCE On
II Court street extended, with eight or ten
rooms. in good repair. with lot and all neces-
S'is w. S. M0SBY.
ST. Office 10, over No. 3Oi Front st.
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ALL linen buck towels, 81 so dozen,
and Russia towels very cheap, at kraus ,
2ls Main, corner Adams. 49r
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DIRE TORS;
L. IfANAUER. &c. Nicely.
Scheduled 8 Hanauer. Brooks. Nicely a Co.
R. =. JONES', Al. HARRIS,
s. Jones, Brown 4 Co. Harris, Cochran * Co.
II. p. WALT. NJ. l.. MEACHAM,
P.Walt &Co. Meacham * Treadwell.
IT. N. AI.l.EN. G.L. DENIsON.
Thos. II. Allen & Co. orgill Bros. * Co.
ID. p. MADDEN, J.C. TERRY.
ID. P. MADDEN & Co. Price x Terry.
E.J.TAYLOR,. Taylor Rutland.
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RoARpiNc.

DING-FURNISHED AND UNFJR.
i uishej MONS, with eoelsa;, =, ,.,,rr-r
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mound packages at tho warehouse Of the Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. New ork,
and were introduced in this market by US
about month ago. The satisfaction which
they have 50 far given, wlth the increasing &c,
Of cheapness and quality over any teas hereto
fore sold in Memphis.
1871 Nos. 141 and l43 Poplar street.
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GENTS 6ne India game undershiris al
the 1851 REyoLuTIoS DoLLkR SroRE
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WANTED.


rrAKRN UP-AT THE TOLL-GATE.
seven miles from the city. on the PigeoR
Koost Road. Thursday. April llth. ono dark
fourteen hands high. Also. one light-sorrel
horse: white feet blaze in the face, about
fffcen hands high. The owners can have The
WILLIAM P, DAY,
$50 Toll-1ats.
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HANDSOME Presents WoRTHILY BE-
SLOWED. On Saturday evening the ladies
Of the Mite Society Of the Linden street
Christian church honored their pastor
Rev. David Walk, with a crystal wedding
which was the most sveetiy social ailair
that has taken place in this city forsome
time. The ladies also presented the
reverend gentleman full china sess for
dinner and ioa service. as Eellas a gEeal
variety of lassware and glass ornaments,
and some very eiessn. pieces Of fancy
ncedlework. Now this looks something
like pure Christian feeling. social enjoy
ment and happy beuevolence.
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summer Undershirts ~ low n SOC
each, "a BarnahS.=- eFcr1en H=>ei.
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RrApw.K.T mission card on Iirsl page.
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STEAM BOATS.
For Arkansas River.

Memphis and Arkansas river U. s. Mail Line
For Helena Friar's Point, Mouth of White
river, Pine Bluff. Little Rock, and making
connections for Hot Springs and Fort Smith
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GERMAN CORsETs, IS cents, at kraus e.
2lS Main, corner Adams. s--. l9t
Temptation scarf.
Vivian CFavafs.
1r Fechter Bow.
London Bow.
Opera Scarf.
ffetor Ties.
Park Cravat,
Alaska Cravat,
Harvard Craset.
Paris CraFat- 4. r-tar
Lyeeum Tie.
a==ze Don 1uan Scarf. Temptation
tin white. lavender and buffl. Also
assorted Sizes dark. lavender. white
and bun Kids, iHs5 rseeifed BY
rprouie a Ecceza. 81
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The cheapest place 10 get your
Hats IL at Barnaby's, Overton Ho-
feI- s.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27

The choice and master spirits cfihe age"
SO nav we dub our men Of glass the
crystal counferfeits Of gods, the grandeur
aud glory Of our magnolia groves, and
-noihing more.