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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-29
LOCAL BREyIrIEs.

Go TO Mansford's for the news--late,
fresh, and varied.
General Wright has enjoined Mr..
Curry from being Sheriff That is all
we know about it.
DR.. Teasdale will preach tonight at
the First Baptist Church Subject: Uni
versalism. All interested are invited to
attend. e.sertsfs VF
Mr.. Emmett Cockrell, son, of Colonel
Sterling Cockrell, of Nashville, died of
congestion, at Pine Bluff, Arkansas, on
the 9th inst, where he was planting
He passed through here only few days
ago quite well.
A party of men attempted to steal
some mules from negro on DeSoto
street last night. The negro and his
wife repealed them in fine style; several
shots were fred, and it is thought that
one man in the unknown party went
away with some lead in his back
Colonel Robert H. Crockett, of Arkan-
sas, is in the city, spending few days
among his many friends. We learn that
he is Arkansas agent for the Khicker-
booker Life Insurance Company If he
does not succeed it will not be for want
of personal popularity or a good COM
pany.
A grand mask and fancy dress ball
will be given by the Bluff City Conclave
of the Seven Wise Men, at the Peabody
Hotel, on Tuesday evening, the 18th Of
April. A limited number of invitations
have been issued, and great prepare
tons are said to be going on. This
Order includes many Of our best young
men, and they we'll know how to arrange
and conduct an affair of this kind so as
to be agreeable to all. aaaa 900
Mr.. Jas. A. Matthews, late of Holly
Springs and Memphis, but now a pros
porous young merchant of Dyersburg,
was married to Miss Lizzie j. Mcknight,
an accomplished and charming young
lady of this city, at the fernando street
Methodist Church, last Thursday even
ing, oath instant. The officiating clergy
man was Rev. W. M. Patterson. A num-
Der of friends witnessed the interesting
ceremony, that made two fond hearts one
for life, and extended hearty cangratu-
lations. We, too, woulditender our best
wishes for the continued happiness and
weli-being of the hopeful and worthy
couple.
The Helena Shield of the 26th inst.
says: Judge Underwood has sold the
Valley Monitor of this place to Messrs.
Partridge & Meyers, who contemplate
starting liberal paper at Des Arc.
Colonel Partridge was formerly connect
ed with the yieksburg Herald, and is
not only one of the most accomplished
writer's, but most chivalrous gentleman.
Mr.. Meyers is young man, raised in
this place, a printer by profession, OF
good moral character and industrious
habits" Colonel Partridge was one of
the editors of the Memphis Whig some
fifteen years ago. He has always been
characterized by bold, vigorous style.
He will prove an ornament and power to
the press of Arkansas, and we wish him
the great success he is worthy Of.
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Memphis Theater.

Mr., r, W. Younge, the worthy and
popular manager OF the theater, took q
benefit last night, in the great play Of
caste" of which we have heard so
much. Miss Quinn appeared in the lead
ing role of Esther Eceles, in which she
acquitted herself with great credit. Her
friends may well proud of her success.
She was frequently apnlanadcc11 by the
fashionable and rather large audience,
Mr.. Ynpnge appeared as Eecles, in which
he displayed the pleasing points of a
splendid actor We are surprised he has
not appeared before. The other charac-
tiers we're very well sustained, and the en-
tire performance was an artistic triumph
The guitar music of Mr.. Beschoff was
exquisite, and master Willie Younge's
proteaH characters we're received with
hearty applause. Tonight Miss Kate
Reynolds "Nobody's Daughter :"
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DRIED venison hams at Victor d.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson street. 37t

A recent and the latest work on Nor
inonism, noticed lately in our columns,
reveals fact in the social economy Of
that curious system Of government
which is not generally known, and which
goes far to explain many of the appa-
rent anomalies of Utah life. According
to this author, who has spent fifteen or
more years in the profession of the Nor
mon faith, and who at one time was a
devoted disciple, the rendering of pro
posal of marriage is not confined to the
male portion of the church, but every
unmarried woman has the same right;
and is expected to exercise ii with the
same freedom as the opposite sex, with
this difference-that while the woman is
at liberty TO decline an offer of marriage
made by man, he is not liberty to
decline one coming from woman able
to bear children. The only plea on
which the beseiged male can escape is
inability to support an additional wife,
and this no woman of spirit, it is said,
will plead. Here is right which even
the women of Wyoming have not yet
reached, and the fact affords much food
for profitable reflection. Philadelphia
Press.
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GENERAL MARKET.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIs. Tenn. March %. $50.

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE, |
MEMPHIS. Tenn, March 20. 1870.
BAGGING AND RoPE-,Light demand, 241l
925c for common; Kentucky 25@26c.
BUTTER-W estern 3933c; country 25S30c.
BR00MS-s3@6 per doz. Broom corn 81 400
CE&ENT-ss Oo@s 80. Plaster 81 rs.
COFFEE-Rio, 19@23c; Java, 30934c.
CHEESE Factory 1s@lsc; West'n Reserve
COTTON sEED-Delivered $40 90; notes Ia
EGGs-2O@2ic a doz.
CORN-sl@sI 63.
HAY--s27 50@s30 o ton oats 6O@62c bran s26
I, ton cotton seed so n ton.
FLOUR-Fine 81 IS; Fancy s6 5098 so.
FRUIT-Dried apples 5g6c p n; green ap-
Piles IS 5O@4 30 o barrel cranbcrries SO 90 y
.MACKEREL-No. is 24@25 y barrel; sar-
,GAMELchhiIckens SO q don' geese 81 turkeys
a. HIP DIES i, flint ls1sci green &c. Tallow
LEATHER 1870, Saddle 42c. Calf
skins si5@7Q, American do. $40.
MULASSES--Prime 750iS5c.
MULES AND H0RSES-s75@175.
P0TATOES-Peach Blows 81 so, Pinkeyes
So 00d2 q, Russetts go 00a2 o.
TAR-Pine in kegs So 1905 50.
NAlLs-S5 ", kegs,
0IL-Coal Oil 35@40c. Lindseed 81 10, Lard
POWDER Sc so, Blasting "a so.
P0Rk-Mess s28 00529 90.
BAC0N-Clear Sides 17@17I4c, Sugar Cured
Hams 1920, Shoulders l4gi5c.
LARD-Tierce l51ac, Keg 17llc.
BEEF-Corn Beef sis so D b6l.
SALT-Bbls. Sc 5Oss2. IS.
SUGAR-g4@ l312c, Clarified 15e.
SPIRITS-Highwines CSC, Rectifed Whisky
s0@sl Is,
SOAP AND ecAlSSD1LEs-soap 7,l@lOHe;
Candles l5@l6c.
VINEGAR-l6@25c q gallon.
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The 81. Charles Restaurant.

The st. Charles Restaurant and Sa-
loon, on the corner of Jefferson and Sec
ond streets, which has been opened above
two years, has recently been completely
and elegantly reftted The improve
ments make it one Of the most elegant
places of the kind in the South The
regular patrons of the place, who are
numerous, well know this fact, and the
new friends of the institution are
increasing daily Last Saturday
night it was thrown open to the
public after some important changes had
been made, and the public generously
invited by the worthy and enterprising
proprietor, Mr.. W. W, Kingdom, to par
take of free lunch. The public went
in body, and while lunching sumptu-
ously took good look at the premises.
Everything is complete. In the dining
room there is marhls dining-table sixty
feet long, where man can drop in day
or night and toke cup Of coffee or
full dinner, Opposite this is a tier of
private rooms, suitable for private par
ties, who can come In by private en-
trance. The cigar stand is a neat, ele-
CANT little department to itself, in the
front of the establishment. The bar
room is in the rear, and can be entered
by the alley on Jefferson street Drinks
are only fifteen cents, and the very best
liquors are kept. Altogether the estab-
lishment meets great public necessity,
and it is bound % be Q great success as
now managed. Free lupeh every night
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Masonic Mutual Life AsssFaneeEAs-

This institution. only organized last
July, is rapidly extendingits list of mem
bers, and is destined to achieve an I'M
usual success. The officers are well
known business men, who have the con-
fdenee efthe eonmHnityi The member
ship is not confined TO Masons, as some
suppose. The system is a new one,
which must commend itself to all. For
ten dollars man may be insured for ten
thousand dollars. Read notice which
appears elsewhere Dr. W. R. Hodges,
one of our best yonng physicians, is the
medical adviser, and he or any of the
officers will take pleasure in giving all
desired information.
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The Democratic Executive Com

This Committee is requested to as
semble at their headquarters, at Nillett's,
tomorrow afternoon at Ave O'Clock, for
the transaction of important business.
By order Of the Chairman.
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The usual Spring opening will take
place on Friday. April LIST ladies
should call and see our large stock Of
imported bOpneis, Of ssn four 70 SIX
dollars each. NJ J. Yapcey 4 Co, 1872
Main street, second door north Of Wash
ington al
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-TWo NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, in private family. without board.
Addfess l25-2Sl A.. Ledger Office.
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An Indiana farmer thought he saw a
ghost in cemetery the other night. He
procured his gun, thinking he would try
the effect of cold lead ON the apparition,
fired, and brought down his own poor old
white horse.
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EMMoSs & SoS, at 10 Jefferson street
and SO Deal, have all the late daiies,
weeklies and monthlies that are in de-
mand in this latitude.
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Use Magnetic Eqnine Remedies.
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Kfnch
That Truss at 27sl Main street.

joe LOCKE, at 1864 Main street, has a
full supply of the latest aud best news.
He has good news even for defeated
candidates
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LADIES declare Dr. Prices Cream
Baking Powder admirable, and that bis
cults made from it are Incompatible.
All reliable grocers keep it, 40
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Cry LICENSE AND TAxEs.--City Scrip,
in sums to suit, for licenses and taxes, at
City Bank, No. 9 Madison street. 1851
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REELFoor LAKE Fish. Another fine
lot of these fish received this day by
Victor d. Fuchs, at No. Al Jefferson
s,reet &c
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Mrs. NJ. A. ROBERTS has the best Sc
Iected stock of millinery goods in Mem
phis. Call at 1921 Main and see. III
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An Unwilling Candidate .

The man treated worst of all on the
election day was our genial friend,
Captain Lee Priddy, of Bartlett He is
well known as one of the efficient work
ing Democrats in the county. He is a
faithful sentinel on the watch-tower, ever
ready to sound the alarm when an
enemy appears, and to join in charge
to rout the foe. He woke up Saturday
morning, and soon afterwards found him
self famous. He met darby at the depot,
and persuaded the old amendment
to show him his ticket Imagine the sur
prise and indignation of the Democratic
Priddy to SEES bis name printed on the
straight Radical ticket as candidate for
Clerk of the Third Circuit Court against
John McBrooks, the Democratic nominee,
whom he was supporting with all his
influence. He spent the rest of the
day in eleetioneering against himself.
Some of the darkies took off his name;
others voted for him anyhow, think
ing there was a trick about it. He sent
the following dispatch, which was re-
ceived here about twelve O'Clock, but in
the confusion of the hour 1t was not pub
lished:
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FUIL marble chamber sets, in rose,
oak, oil walnut and vanished walnut,
$50 per set at E. Fegan's, 26O Second
street rs
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LrAKY roofs repaired by Bartholomew
& Allen, No. 8 West Court street 81
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s-S5-t
SAFES.
The Attention Of Bankers and Mer-
chants is called TO the follow
ing Telegraph News.

To the Memphis SUM-
CHICAGO. March 3, 1870
A contest between Hall and Sargent rival
safe-lock makers, has excited intense Interest
for several days past, each trying 10 pick the
others lock, in which was placed $1,000. TO be-
claimed by the one opening the safe. Hall to
day opened Sargent's lock in six hours; SaT
gent has worked eighteen hours, and has not
succeeded.
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LABOKERs WAxrED.-See the adver-
tisement Of Mr.. VIM. NJ Perkins, in an
other column.
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GEyTs' dress and business hats now
received
81 LEIDY & Co., Hatters.
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n you want good old Hegibben
whisky. 20 20 27s second street.
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DREssxAKISe in all the latest fashions
By NJ. C. Hunter, 247 Main street. 7
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LOST

4 osT-OR TAKEN GUT or ny POCKET.
bundle Of Chancery executions. u ne use
- NJ -, bat myself. ANY one finding the
same viii please leave them AZ the sheriff =
one "rseD'A" GEO. L. WILLIAMS D. 5.
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Equine Ointment best for horses enc
cattle
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MEAT.
G. III A ~ G. T.

WE HAVE THIS DAY SOI.p OJ'R STOCK.
w fixtures. etc. 20 oppcul,cimer A Hoch-
stadter. Who will continue the meat business
at the old stand, No. % jefferson street.
nj G. II. WILLIAMS a co.
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POINTS OF EXCELLENCE:
Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity of ma
chinery.
Using both threads directly from the
spOOls.
No fastening OF seams by hand and
no waste Of thread.
Wide range of application without
change Of adjustment.
The seam retains It's beauty and firm
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 ornamer-
tai work.
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Horse owners use Equine Powders
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BY s. p. and A. telegraph
NEW YoRK. March 20. 12;45 p.m.-The mar
ket is inactive and prices droopinR.
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By s. p. and A. telegraph
NEW YoRK. March %, 12:45 p.m.--Gov-
ernments strong, with an advancing tendency.
Sterling exchange steady tl085s. Gold carry
ing at 81 per cent. Money easy at s per cent.
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g II R M A
N Alto N AL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.

DIRE TORS:
Il. HANAUER. &c. Nicely.
Schoofeld Il Hanauer. Brooks, Nicely Il Co.
r.. n. JONES, A. l.. HARRIS,
Jones, Brown * Co. Harris, Cochran a. Co.
II. II. WALT, NIL. MEA CHAM,
RIP. Walt & Co. Meacham & Treadwell.
T.. HI. ALLEN. G. l.. DENISON.
Thos. H. Allen a Co. 0rgill Bros. & Co.
ID. p. MADDEN. JIG. TERRY,
d. p. MADDEN Il Co. Price a Terry.
u. TAYLOR, Taylor X Rutland.
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These goods are put up in pound and half
pound packages at the warehouse of the Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, Now York,
and were introduced in this market by us
about n month ago. The satisfaction which
they have SO far given, with the increasing de-
mand, demonstrate their superiority in point
of eheapness and quality over any teas hereto
~ 49, " LYTLE & SHIELDS,
l3-t Nos. I4l and l43 Poplar street.
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BARTLETT, TENN, March %, 1870.
To Colonel J. J. DuBose, Chairman Executive

Confmittee:
Tickets have been circulated here to-
day with my name for Clerk of the Bart
lett Circuit Court printed thereon. My
name has been used without my consent,
and is totally unauthorized and a base
trick i, L. PRIppY.
Mr.. Priddy has no idea who brought
him out, or why he was put on the ticket.
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The Mississippi Is clear - pnbsaue.
The Mary Mcdonald Feturns 10 her trade in
the Missouri river, She left Camden last
week for 81. Louis.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE,

Francis, Alice Dean, Gallatin, Continental,
Magenta. and Longworth.
RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS.
The river at this point began to swell this
morning, and We shall have. perhaps, two
foot rise before another decline sets in. A rise,
also, is announced at Cairo, and at St. Louis
the river is rapidly rising. as, also, are the
streams above there, giving the assurance that
there will be plenty of water for navigation
between all points for some time. The Ohio
continues to rise from Pittsbure to its mouth
At Cincinnati and Louisville yesterday the
rise was about two feet; at the latter point
there is nearly twelve feet In the canal, and
about nine feet over the falls. We have no
change to report In the stage of the Arkansas
or White rivers. The former improved TT
tie Sunday, but not enough to benefit any Of
the water-bound boats in that stream, From
all appearances We shall have no cause TO com
plain Of dusty levee befpre night, and if the
clouds that are now over the city do open upon
us we shall have enough rain to last month.
Business on the leyee this morning was fairly
active, large amount of freight being dis
charged by the boats arriving and a eonsidera-
Bile being loaded.
The Alice Dean has her cargo nearly dis
charged. She has a cargo of cotton on the
levee.
The st. Joseph came in this morning with
1858 barrels -four and 5000 sacks grain.
The Des Arc brought 200 bales cotton and
few sacks of cotton seed out of White river.
She returns this evening.
The aallatin did not get away yesterday,
but will depart this evening, as per advertise
ment, at s o'clock, for New Madrid and the
bends.
The tow-boat Little Condor came in yester-
day with four harges Of salt, and after leav-
ing tive Of her barges, passed down for vioks-
burg.
There is about two thousand bales of cotton
on the levee awaiting shipment,
The Ozark will arrive to-day and leave
tomorrow for the Arkansas.
The Utah has 900 ton trip On board for the
Arkansas.
We earn that Captain ]. G. Benson
contemplates building duplicate Of the
New hatcher, and will place her in the Mem
phis and New Orleans trade.
The Kanawha Belle was sold a few days
since, at Gallipolis, for $4,000.
down to-day.
The fine side-wheel steamer George W.
Cheek. Captain Malone commanding, will
leave the landing at clock this evening, for
Helena, Friar's Point, and all intermediate
landings.
The Magenta and Continental came up from
below at noon, with light trips.
We hear it rumored that a certain river
editor of this city cleared a cool 5000 by
iudicious investment Of funds o day or so
before the election.
The r. c, Gray left Louisville on Sunday for
the Arkansas with her guards in the water.
The following official table shows the opera
tons Of the Steamboat Inspectors throughout
the United States, during the year 1869. and
the loss of steamers, and loss Of life and prop
erty from all causesl
Whole number of steam vessels in
spected during the year................. 1884
Total tonnage of samo-.................. g34, 637
Number of pilots who have received
Incense 4O
Number Of engineers who have re-
oeived licQusa A cs- 4
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WRAPPING PAPER.

Cane Wrapping Paper.
DROWN. DILLARD & CO.. "a FRONT ST.
ID sole agents for Howell Remlcy & Co.'S
Cane Paper. have now on hand full supply
aud general assortment &C sizes. which they
are Offering below CINcIS tAIl rn-cEs. l5-t
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GROCERIES.

PUBLIC LEDGER.
Office: No. 13 Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
MEM II HISS
Tuesday Evening. March 90, 1870.
- -
THE CITY.
J. HARvEY NATHEs, City Editor.
meteorological Obseryst.ons,
as reported to US by Mr.. EDWARD GoLpsNIEHi
Mar. y Mar, Is Mar. q
2P.N. sP.H. IAN
B Bss5%:%fts! So sss s s5s IS 81
Rs iSs S' HaR%idty... So SO ,gs-S
Weather, ...,... breast Fair, Fair.
Additional City News ON Fourth Bage,
PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7
READ W. X fhixtos' card on first page.
If you want good old Megfbben
whisky. go 20 2z6 Second street.
Use Magnetic Eqnine Remedies.
HATs and bonnets of every style at
N. c. Hunters, PAT Main street I
Money en- hand foY AL kinds of
goods, at S6s Main street. ~
DREss trimmings of latest styles at NJ.
c. Hunters, 247 Main street T
The fastest assortment of boys hats
at LEIDY a Cos. 81
Equine Powders work eHeciual
Money 60 loan at sz4 Main. lo-n
4 No I. Buffalo GHat OIL, for sale BY
the barrel 10 fhe trade.
J. A. J. SMITH a co,
81 225 Main street
We call special attention 10 the
sale Ofa Gae sTarrfOn. asseen under
the head Of For sale. A2
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TAXES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TWILL TURN OVER TO THE COURT. on
Il the LIST Of April, $50. list Of al property
on which taxes have not been paid Gour
FORWARD AND SAVE COST,
FELlxw. ROBERTSON.
W-8 Cifv far faiirrfar.
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h'COMBS, KELLER & BYRNES

Agents for Halls Concrete Fire Proof Safes:
Agents for Halls Improved Burglar Proof
Safes. All the Safes are secured by Halls
Victor Lock.
ss- A large assortment of Safes always on
hand. l0-.5-wlt
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Total number Of lives lost on
steam Nessels-..-.....-.-....-...... .l,3
Amount Of property lost by expis-
Amount Of property lost BY fire.. ] ,sgs. 200
Amount Of PROPERTY lost BY collisions 9i5, 900
Amount Of property lost BY founder
ing ..................... ~ 800
Amount Of property lost bN snags-.- SO, 400
Total loss Of property from all
cAHses.--------.- ~ 80
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We call special attention 10 the
sale ofa Gae sTarrrOn. NJ seen under
the head Of For sale. A2
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Use Equine Powders.
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WANTED.
WANTED-ANo OFFICE BOY.

NVANTED-AN OFFICE BOY,
s,-8 No. :. COURT STREET.
xIyANTED-sIX WOOD CHOPPERS AND
wv rail makers. IS miles out on Charleston
road. Prices. 81 per cord and 81 per hundred
Main Il. i29si WM. NJ. PERKINS.
rTvANTED-T0 HIRE IMMEDIATELY, A
w good cook, washer and ir0ner, Tor Nhieh
iiberaf wages will be paid. Apply 70 o. d.
Psrkc-, No. Is Madison street. or ~ ny resi-
dence, fernessee street. w.
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Special to the Memphis Appeal
Result of the Bank Lock Contest in
Chicago.
CINCINNATI, March 9. ls7u.
Hall opened Sargent's lock in six hours az
Chicago to-day, and Sargent failed to open the
Victor Lock Of Halls after 25l4 hours, and for
feited the money. Halls victory is complete.
A procession is now forming TO receive him
here.
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Money to loan az $50 Main st. est
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!. HARyEY NATHEs, city Ediior.
City News ON Fourth Base,

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. r
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81 TEAS.
Teas at New York Prices !

WE RESPECTFULLY CALL THE AT;
w tention of hotels, boarding-houses and
housekeepers generally to our following price
list of fine Teas:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-29

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-29
BOARDING.

DoARDING-A GENTL EMAN AND WIFE
ID and few single gentlemen can be accom-
modated with board at DO butter street se
between Main and Shelby SD-So
n0ARDING-FURNI ROOMS 10
ID rent. with board for single gentlemen OF
families. AZ lOl Court street. les