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Hope Lodge, No. ~, u. and A. w., will confer
ihe hIrd degree on ns., sondsy evening: in 9iDsoa,s
I, @. CasaIdy will act ~ NJ W. Bro. W, DlKon ~ 8.
W. aud W. Bro. Wni. Y. C0atenbader ~ J. W.
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The Napoleon A..as,inatieu Gag.

PARis June 8.--The High Court Of Justice, of
which the Chamber OF Accusation is In session. will
meet al Blois the 8Dtb OF June, for the trial OF
the persons accused OF conspiracy.
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Mr.. James Mace, the pugilist arrived in this
city last night. He was met by Harry Hill and
number Of sportsmen, who accompanied su. 70 the
Worden House.
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Smnll-Pox-Armed Resistanoe TO the Health
Omcers In VILLA n,sburRh.

DR.. Fisk, Of the Health Board, encountered
opposition to bis removal OF small pox patients from
their residences in WILLIAMSBURG to the hospital In
Flatbush. A day or two ago he was threatened BY
the friends OF patient, whom he finally took from
the tenement house. iso Leonard street, where ten
Infested German families have lived. Yesterday
afternoon DR., Fisk, with his assistants, cuited at 63
Graham avenue TO remove family named Androws
but they found the doors borrcaded and the tenants
within arme with shotguns. Application for MS
promptly granted but after Il short parley the
inmates Of the infected house surrendered uncon-
dltonally without resorting to arms. and the head
OF the Andrews family and one OF Ibis children
were triumphanty carted OF TO Fiatbush.
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LONG ISLAND.

party OF seven men started on Tuesday from
RockAwsy to see the new inlet formed by the shifting
sand heavy FOG set In ana the men lost their way,
They made bonfire Of their boat worth f00 and thus
attracted the attention OF wrecking master hoa. who
mt OF 10 lhoif ASST
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Murderer Hanged In virginia.

Spencer Wright, = oolored man. was hanged
A. lsifpast 10 o'clock yesterday morning In East
vile, Northampton county, Virginia for ths murder
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Herald, Cspt. walsh OF Nssbitt's Sergeant sutlin.
late Of the Mall Corporal Parkes Of the red-hot
Democrat, Private Mcpherson OF The Sun, and
many others. Vincent wore beautiful new suit Of
butternut lavender gloves, and q handsome new
beaver. Kells was dressed In beautiful suit Of re-
gu'ation black, patent leather boots, and had his
moustache wsxed to perfection. Thornton had been
gotten up regardless Of expense, in a nobby suit Of
mixed colors, aud woro gems Of enormous size and
brilliancy. Burton was dressed 10 MAGNIFICENT suit
OF store clothes, with q hat Of felt, Ia miHteire
and was the observed OF all observers as he walked
up aud down the platform with blue cotton
brela under one arm and linen duster over the
other Accompanying the distinguished party were
Miss Gussie Lewis and Miss Kate Cusick, delegates
from women's Typographicai Union No. I, whom
Admiral James Fisk, Jr.. at the suggestion OF the
Hon. Michael Norton, had given free passes 70 Gin
cnnnti and return. Mr.. O'Donncll, q delegate from
Boston, was also OF the party. As the train moved
out Of the depot, three cheers were given by the
multitude which had assembled 10 see them on. II
Is hintod that the Hon John Vincent will get OF nj
Port Jeryis and walk thence to Cincinnati.
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% x .v ,,,ms.s os ~ of a.. serysnt sris nidows
| ~ ee,nhs,. bnt bsa excused from taxation the
D(yiaspDR \. 01otss sazfouu we
Not be. iot one; As 5ssl SsGs A! =!
cunn'ns , ~ ~. no.S. .s..,A rcs ~ psss.sSe
Tssy ssa % no. % no s %sn sss svss Siessr wsc ssd
sny OF Wee vos"s ~ "v Soss honas w \. vss rnsls
o., S.wes n-' Aks'o NV '" va ~''e' 'o""' "' "o"'"
| en ,p-- ~ m rxs - - -. A..
mr. Bssros tNsp.. nv; n.,.ms " ees ssrcen
e p,r, .,,. "a =. sss ,n,r. min ~ A. \,
and then We are going 70 eolisct ex on y 90 Mat
.no VIZ h hy,, ~, ss % w no'p Va
~, MT. bSsfosSns maa . rascal because he holds
NJ Ryy,r."ori, eyi xh.n hs sx.,,, TIN, n. h..
not drawn the interest Why should no, the aI Dc
ueuueseu % .ne ,sssurt MS vea, o,n ,car'tea an
corposaiioSs. sad % day railroad bonds were going
so,onu uearnk ,s ' ser eehs lnssss. w o'aet
70 cGmpe" WIN United states oonds 'na' were un'
not know that loreign holders OF these rsilroaa i
without deduction 70, ...s.ioa. M M., a.. .,.
sr. ead ~ =, ae Ssrs, wv ra'o''
Mr. seprscs remarked ,h.. ,hs z. thus imprcp. pro;
@ ess sses 20 ,ns% 1% ''roh VI" 's''t
M. BvrLrn asked why, u th.. were 80, ,s.s. va.
provision IN the o,ll 70 perpc,aaie ~ ho aia nes
'R ys" now VIZ sS .Ss IN &
"I, and Mssy' nm nad done ~
any Who Sods ussa sns :'S soSs.
| swears that he doe. not
| MIR arTIxn.-Ue who can
| COUNT rnh STARS
| In the aky may try to do that u,,ugbterl
Mr.. HorcnKIss Qscp, n. " opposed dr Beck's
| amendment lie did not propose hat this Repubn
can Goyernm.nt sbouii commit srieide they misht
as we'll advertise TO tile world not 70 touch the bonds
TO be issued under the Pudding BILL because thev
| could not tell but that those bonds would be also
Mr.. soursox remarked tina, the debate had rone
| off inst nc he had supposed IL would Instead OF
| l.sxA ~.
sauIt was made upon and an s,,s@ps to ercsts !.
prejudice sssins. those who sapPes to hold
% s:'oPs: p. ss ppSd those phs s.r.os
had been eos.ed eondholdessr no Ba, The gentle;
shn, Uy Sans Ss% Aaa ss wss
Qhe gentleman would pardon him for saying 80 y
mere claptrap. TbeV had nothing 70 do with the
stion .sc. The q sdi. Of the GovepS%esi % and il.
,n 70 and na ssn o go,ng oh ,pe 10. naa
Tne bOndholdsrs were of the least possible eonso-
question was not a, 10 who hold he Sonds or vhs,
their !1 ehsI,essI = was; but !. was one q Urin.
good name. II bad that extent aud no
e law so ia. sss foreigner IN rSssrd 70 proo
ier} had said ,sS. tia, vas doSe in Tesard 70 rail-
road bonds but did he not know that under
SSoss hat q wa. DOME dons % paid Ssos tSose osns
ea,,ac1as ~ hsS Spperyg ,shin upJa s.n snu
| four Lours of a Treasurv wsrrant for sone an oir
or Le restoratiou or money thus impropcriY retained
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unIses ls, I'd. Sd 9TH s,h 9Th. 7th. sth Sth
kI'Ss,i ksaio4d ,;....~.s : 3 I ! : III
To-Day the star and Eckford Clubs play on the Union
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the necessities Of the oovernmsnt required, sad
no one had thought Of ihpssohink the isssgffty of
tho Goyerumcnt for that .-.V A..
Mr. BUTLEa Qsep., Msss) supported Mr. Beck'a
amendment, and proposed also that tbe ietsrsss ..
town, city, county and btets boAds shonld " 49,
II was only the conscencss Of the men holding
those bonds that were taxed, and he wss scrrI 20
sag that conscience had not been q very vro1inc
source OF proh. Every honest man now paid ial
on Lis income nom these bonds, aud the object
was 10
MAXI rHp Roeuss PAT ar-
also The comm,t,es on wsys and Means had pro-
yided By the bills 10 tax the Savings Bsnks, thns
taxing the pttances OF the servant girls, widows,
and orphans but bad excused from taxation The
DC0laDuA n S1u1onnw01otee eoAAauWoge
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me Exemption 70 se FIXED at $4,000, snd
: $500 Allowed for Beuse Reui-Thc Pss-
Iicstien sf Iuesme Retsrns Prshibttcd-
\ Psrtv Liues Obiitcrated.
',wsuisoror, June SIN the House this
unorninr, the Speaker announced that according 70
she ordw made yesterday, the vote would first be
Iskeo on the various amendments TO the sections
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-18

REAL EsTATE.-The tide Of immigra-
ton is beginning to flow pretty strong
toward Memphis, and soon real estate in
the city and suburbs will be nearly as
high as it was in 1860 Mechanics and
others of small means should buy little
lots and put up coy cottages as soon as
possible. One may easily discover, by
occasionally referring to Messrs Pass
more & Ruffin's published list, what suit
able property is for sale in the city or
suburbs. Mr.. Passmore takes great
pleasure in giving everybody-rich and
poor, high and low-the fullest and
clearest information about houses and
land; and Mr.. Ruffin knows so much
about law that there is no danger OF
there being flaw in any deed he draws.
We would call these gentlemen either
Majors or Colonies were we not aware
that they think more about the prosperity
of Memphis than military titles.
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FAussEs DEsrs. The manufacture Of
porcelain teeth is modern in its origin.
Originally, natural or human teeth we're
used; also, calves and sleeps teeth;
next,ivory or teeth carved from the tusk of
the hippopotamus. Fifty years ago there
was not porcelain tooth made in this
country. Twenty years ago not more
than two hundred and fifty thousand were
manufactured annually in the United
States, and but triAing number in
Europe. Since then the demand has
been continually increasing, owing, in
great measure, to the rapid Improvements
made from year to year. Philadelphia
was the first and original seat OF the
manufacture of porcelain teeth in the
United States; one firm alone now, IT is
said, make, annually, about one million
two hundred and fifty thousand porcelain
teeth Who were the original inventors
we cannot tell you. But II ui d Bro,
Y Jefferson street invented the short
roofess plate, which avoids the destruc-
ton of taste. articulation, etc.. also, the
Nitrous Oxide Gas INHALER jaw brace
and purifying portable gasometer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-18

SPRISo RACES. The spring races com
mence here on Tuesday, the 26th inst,
and will continue for FIVE days. The
sport promises TO be admirable. The
first day opens with post stake, for all
ages, two miles and repeat, and closes
with sweepstake, for three year olds,
dash Of mile. Three races on the
second day-the Jockey Club purse Of
$500, for all ages, mile heats; hurdle,
and the Shelby county agreed stake.
Third day, sweepstake, for three year
ODDS, mile heats, and handicap sweep
stake, for all ages, dash of two miles
Fourth day, the Jockey Club purse of
$500, for all ages, mile heats, best three
in five. and sweepstake, for three year
olds, dash Of q mile. Three races on the
the fifth day-the Green stake, for three
year ODDS that have not won previous to
the closing of this stake, mile heats; the
Jockey Club purse of 5000, for all ages
two mile heats, and handicap, for
beaten horses, mile and repeat, For full
particulars see programme in to-day S
LEDGER. With such good men as Gen.
Chalmers and Col. Charley Stone as
President and Secretary of the Chicka-
saw Jockey Club, everybody may look
for pleasant time and fair play.
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LACE SHAWLS!
Great Bargains in these Goods
Randi

Great Bargains I'm these Goods.
Readi
We have just received line of Lace
Shawls and Lace Sacques, which, in
bargains, excel anything of the kind
brought on for years. We have a very
heavy stock of them, new and most ex-
quisite patterns, and all we ask is but a
call An inspection of the goods and
prices (lower than before the war; will
astonish you. A handsome Point can
be purchased for just one-half of last
years price.
Our buyer aatters himself in this es-
pecial stock (under his own supervision)
to have purchased the greatest bargain OF
this season, Look at the patterns and
the prices. HERzoG 4 Bro,
39-t 294 Main street.
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ISMAN LINE OCEAN STEAMERs.-Mont.
Pepper, General Agent of Tennessee and
Arkansas for this line, is prepared to sell
6rst-class passage or emigrant tickets
from the following points through to
Memphis: Queenstown, Liverpool, Lon
don, Havre, Hamburg Antwerp, Rotter-
dam, Bremen, Paris, Gottenburg, Copen-
hagen, Christiana and Christians The
same class of tickets can also be sold to
persons wishing to go to the I'D country.
Parties who intend visiting Europe this
summer should call at u South Court
where tickets for the round trip can be
obtained at reduced rates. AZ
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FALSE PRETESsEs. = Jim Morrison,
known by the police as Carolina JIM"
obtained small sum Of money under
false pretenses ON Saturday evening.
He endeayored to escape with his booty
to some Of the dark dens in the vicinity
of the bayou, but was prevented by a
sharp policeman. Jim will be art to
find an iron room in the Jail for few
weeks
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A LITTLE MORE PAINT.-There are
some people who imagine that the more
rickety their fences and the more dingy
their houses are the better. This is a
sad mistake. The clean appearance of
a house and Gifts surroundings adds not
only to its beauty, but to its value. Every
brush of paint put on, every new fence
pnt up, every shade-tree or evergreen
planted, will increase the value of prop
erty. Every man who has broken
fence should mend it, ard every man
who has dingy house should have it
painted. Now is the time to commence
work. In few weeks therewill be three
hundred clergymen here, and it will be
to the advantage of everybody that these
clegymen, when they return home, should
spread the information among their nu-
merous friends that Memphis is the
handsomest, cleanest and healthiest city
in the South. Don't stand upon the or
der of painting, but paint at once. Our
City Fathers are having the streets
cleaned and the sidewalks repaired; will
our citizens who have not already done
so repair and whitewash their fences ?
A handsomely-painted house is as much
thing of beauty as handsomely-tinted
flower, and white fence is almost as
pretty as white face.
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HOUSE BREAKERS. = Tom Morehead
and George Philips, yesterday, while
white people were at church, broke into
two houses and attempted to rob them.
The police, however, prevented the
Africans from making haul, but hauled
them to the station-house.
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ASSAULT AND BATTEBY.-Lewis Polk,
Hesry Buckner and Lem Jones, full of
Radical WHISKY, assaulted and battered
each other in gay old style on Saturday
night. They found peaceful abode in
she stationknuse.
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CosFIDEycE GANE.--The chief amuse-
ment of Henry Turner on Sunday was
the confidence game of the box. II
Henry tailed in obtaining a victim, he
at least obtained nighfs lodging and
breakfast in the calaboose.
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SALOON 0PES-A negro saloon-keeper
with the curious name of Loudzie, sold
fre-water to his friends yesterday dd
Hbitum. In the evening the police
nabbed him, and this morning he had
the pleasure of paying a heavy fine to
the city for violating its whisky-shop
ordinanoe
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STEALNG-Ed. Norwood, like a great
many other darkies, has a pr6 pensity for
appropriating other peoples goods to
his own use. He tried his hand on Sat
urday evening, and succeeded so far as
to carry off ssddle; but policeman
also succeeded in carrying Ed. to the
calaboose.
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MEETINGS SATURDAY EVENING. The
district and ward meetings on Saturday
evening we're generally harmonious and
we'll attended. The delegates elected
are all good men. They are likely to
select the best lawyers among us for the
judicial positions to be filed. Whatever
nominations they make, the people will
support. So far there is not the slight
est chance for Radicals to slip into seats
on the Bench, Their places are at bars
where the 6re-water hloweth,
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FREE LECTURE. The Rev. J. P. Stuart
will deliver free lecture tonight at the
United States Courtroom, on Hell and
the Grave (Sheal and Hades mentioned
in the Scriptures), explaining the Swe-
denborgian doctrine of the intermediate
state and the judgment seat.
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Judge of First Circuit Court.

G.. p. Foute is a candidate for the Office Of
Judge Of the First Circuit Court Of Shelby
county. at the ensuing May election; subject
TO the action Of the Democratic Convention.
Of the First Circuit Court Of Shelby county.
PIT. sCRUGGS is a candidate for Judge of
the First Circuit Court OF Shelby county.
Election, 26th Of May, 1870.
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vAoRANrs. Some Africans have be-
come so demoralized that they won't
work. Saturday evening the police
picked up Phil. Cunningham and Joe
Clark lying around loose" The Re-
corder this morning condemned them to
the chainpanp.
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FREE FIGHT.-Henry Jones, David
Cane and Mary Jones entered into a free
fight yesterday. There was jolly old
scratching of black faces and pulling of
kinky hair. Africa is growing wild.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-18

Why WILL re DrE2-Colds and coughs
lead to consumption and death. Dim
mitt's Cough Balsam is sure cure in all
cases, and costs only fifty cents. Try it
and be healed. For sale by all druggists.
c. C. Ward & Bro. sell it at wholesale.
Prepared only by Dimmit., Hale 4 Co.,
St. Louis.
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AT CosT.-John Schumm at E. A.
Benson's store, 81 Main street, will
close out his entire stock of chromos,
portrait frames, engraving, etc, at cost.
See advertisement in another column.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-18

CALL early at Headquarters Fish
Depot, No. 27S Second street /
have just received an extra fresh lot
dressed whitefsh and trout. Also large
supply of fresh Lake Erie salmon.
Alp j. ID. EDWARDS.
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inches since our report yesterday. The water
now covers u broad expanse, and has flooded
all the low lands. The railroad entertainments
are being washed away BY the action Of the
water. which is creeping up every day, and
are looking for higher water than has been
seen for years. All accounts from above seem
to Justify the prediction.
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BIBLE SocIErY.-The Shelby County
Bible Society seems to work pretty well
From its last report we learn that its
agents visited 1851 families and sup
Piled 1866 with the Bible.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Several
painters are busy painting the First
Methodist Church, on Second street. 1t
will present beautiful appearance about
the time the Conference delegates meet.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-18

DYsPEPTIcs can safely eat warm bis
cult, raised with DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder. Invalids, and every
body, can use biscuit or cake so raised,
with impunity. 42-47
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U. A. 0. DE-. W. Buttinghaus and
Lewis Amis have returned from Little
Rock, where they established q lodge of
the United Ancient Order of Druids.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-18

FIRE THIS MoRNING.-About halfpast
one clock this morning frame house
on jackson street, South Memphis, was
consumed by fire.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-18

IMPORTED BoNYETs. at "a to Sc, at M.
j. Yancey & Co. s, 1872 Main street. ia
panese Switches, at Is cents. AT
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MASsFoRD, at the Catholic bookstore,
corner of Monroe and Second, has all
the fashion books and papers for May
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-18

Fresh Cove oysters at Headquarters
Oyster Depot, No. 27s Second
street. enc pound cans, 81. IS per dOz.i
two pound cans, 50 IS Der dozen.
50 D. EDwARps
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n O II L e. l.

MEETING HELD on WEDNESDAY.
"A the 18th inst. by the Board Of Director
Of the Memphis Wood aud WillOW-Ware Man
ufacturing Company, a call Of twenty per cent.
Of the stock subscribed was ordered 20 b.
made. PAYABLE on OF before the nth inst.
Subscribers ART hereby notified o. come for
ward and pay the same. az the Olice of the
Company, No - Union street
d. II. TOWNSEND. President.
w. ID. TuCKER. Secretary. N-H
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MANHATTAN BANK,

J.LEVY. Pres't. l.. LEVY, V.Pres't
n. BORG, Cashier,
- DEALS IN -
IaOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
Il Coin, Stocks, Bonds, City and County
Scrip, Uncurrent Money, etc., and transacts a
General Banking business.
psT Collections receive particular attention.
NEW YORK BRANCH:
LEVY & BORG, Al Pine st.
a-140-t
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nD5

During the Hebrew Easter-week | will
have, every morning, fresh mead, and
invite all my friends and patrons to give
me call Respectfully,
CHARLES HOWARD,
45 ~ Jefferson street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-18

PATENT felt ends and patentlev buckles
L. G.. Barnaby, Overton Hotel, sells
them. eod46
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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 its beauty and firm
ness after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds Of work done
by other Sewing Machines, these Ma
chimes execute the IROst beautiful and
permanent Embroidery and Ornamen-
tai work.
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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. Hot Springs.
OZARK, ---- Capt. r. G.. Caldwell.
THIS ELEGANT, LIGHT xTDTs
i draft steamer viii leave as - 10y .-. .lt T.
above, THIS DAY, 18th, at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
W. II, KENNEDAY, Agent,
No. Madison ST., Stanton Block
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RUSSIA BArHINe TOWELS, very cheap,
at Kraus cor. Main and Adams s5f
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PARAsoLs and fans, very cheap, at
Kraus', corner Main and Adams 35t
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G Il IL MI Al
NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
DIRE t OR 8 t.

DIREC TORS;
l.. HANAUER, &c. NEELY.
Schoolfeld q Hanauer. Brooks. Nicely q 20.
n. 8. JONES, A. l.. HARRIS,
Jones, Brown & Co. Harris, Cochran * Co.
II. II. WALT, M. l.. MEACHAM,
RIP. Walt & Co. Meacham Il Treadwell.
II. HI. ALLEN, g. l.. DENlSON,
Thos. II. Allen & Co. 0rgill Bros. Co.
ID. p. MADDEN, J.C.TERRY,
d. P. Hidden 4 Co. Price * Terry.
Il. TAYLOR, Taylor & Rutland.
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INJURED. The frost last night to some
extent injured the strawberry blooms.
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PoLcE COrRF-About twenty cases
we've lsies BY Recorder Scales this moFs-
ing. The poiies esprt vas crowded With
blacks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-18

JOE LOCKE, on Main street, above
Jefferson, received a cart-load of new
publications this morning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-18

EMMoNs & SoN, 10 Jefferson and So
Beal street, have capital supply of the
latest papers from all quarters.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-18

Jusr received and for sale, at low
figuyes, 100 cords 6rst-class ash, so cords
first-class oak snd 90 cords sawed and
split wood, at 100 Adams street. 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-18
Additional City News on Fourth Page.

PIrrsBuRG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-18

On hand and made to order by Barnaby
0verton Hotel. eOd4t