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The jury in the case OF Colonel john Baxter va.
Rolf saunders 4 l. s. CLARK, editors AMI proprictors
OF the Knoxville, Tenn, Wig o,sd Register, have
returned verdict for the plaintiff OF $2I. 600 This
Is the heaviest verdict for libel ever given In the
fQt
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h.-Resring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway Murray i.r33s
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The PottsviIie Miners sam Idle.

There has been no resumption of work at the col
heries in this neighborhood yet ALI is quiet
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Diamonds Bousht und ts0id.-GcorRc G.
ALLEN, 51s Broadway, under St Nicholas Hotel.
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No Mines In Operation ut Ashland.
ASurANn Pa Fen. tG 1S1

The coeres are not yet in operation in this i'm
mediate neghborhood, and there is no prospect Of
resumption until after basis has been agreed upon
between the operators and the Workingmens Be-
nevolent Association.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.
February IL,

FEBRUARY II.
!s65-Charleston &. G., almost destroyed by fire.
lS51-Ihe Chinese In STwak, Borneo, rose against
and murdered many OF the European resi-
dents.
1s55-Battle OF Eupatoria; Turks defeated the Rus.
sans
ISs9-A panic. caused by an alarm OF fire. occurred
at the Theatre Royal Glasgow. during which
seventy-tive persons were crushed to death.
1sl4-Battle OF Fontalnebleu, France.
I461-Batue Of st, Adams, England; the Yorktsts
defeated by the Lancastrians.
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The striLc Ended nt the sbnmokin nfiuss.

Tne StrLAe GuuSu tat INC Sn""Vn"
SHAMoKIN, Pa, Feb. 16, 1871.
Seven collicrles have resumed work in this vicinity.
Five otheis have not yet resumed on account OF I'm.
provements being made.
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A PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT.

Another Bordeaux despatch reports that at a
caucus held last night, and composed OF majority
OF the delegates 1t was resolved to establish ro
yislonal republic. with Tniers as President,
Favre as Premier and the Duke de De.
other Ministers are to be NM. Simon, Picard
BufYet and Bartheloy. On the conclusion Of peace
the Convention viii adjourn to Paris and Will sub
NIT to pseDtsctte the future form OF government.
NO NEW ELECTIONS IN PARIS.
It is new reported liz Paris that no new elections
for delegates to the National Assembly viii be neces
sary 10 that city.
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Mailed Free for 2J Ceuts.--Vr. a,s. hnnms -, -
,nres on Nervous Debility Marriage s sh c..ss
and diseases arising from inpridenc Win cSss
from actual practice. Address secretary ~. N~'' -"
scum, as Broadway, New York.
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R;oyrapbicaI sketch OF NJ. Grcvy.

NJ. Jules Grevy, yesterday elected President OF the
French National Assembly, Is moderate republican
in politics; hence his election does not necessarily
indicate the restoration Of the Orleans dynasty.
Tie was born in 1910, at Mont-sousv vandrez, in the
Department OF Jurs and was educated at the College
OF Pollgny. From early manhood he espoused the
cause OF repubicanisni. He took active part in the
revolution of July $780, and was one Of the combat
ants with the soldiers, aiding In taking posses
sion OF tho Babylon barracks As with
many others, he gave but lukewarm
adhesion to the Orleans dynasty which succeeded
the expelled Bourbon. Completing his legal studies
he was admitted to the BAR where he distinguished
himself by his speeches favor Of the radical party
and In his defence OF radicals charged with orences
against the government, OF which he was vigorous
opponent. M. Grevy was the counsel OF the two
companions OF Barbes, and won additional rcpu'a
tiOn by his pleadings for them.
As might be supposed. M. Grevy was hearty sup
porter OF the revolution OF 1s4s. After Its accom-
plshment he was appointed by the provisional gov
ernment Commissioner for his department, and In
the exercise Of his dllcuit funct ion displayed 50
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Lea & Perrins, Sauce.
A zesl with FISH, soup. joints, game, kc:
~ JOHN DuNCAN'S SONS, -. =,
specsi Agents. Union slussr and " south "hu"h '' Wv
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WEDDING PRESENTS.
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FORKS, SPOONS AND FANCY ARTICLES. roK
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DINNER AND DESSERT SETS
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whitmnu's .Iuiubes fer the Throat They At:
splendid. Sold at uupNVVs scd o'ues es"'ns "'e''s
ssc. boz
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TERLING SILvERwAE
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~ p.,cn q. thoIics.-NO. 3 OF Sniut Peter.
~, ciass CATHOLIC Journal brought out IN special
shs lev ~ .so Holy sc already al press No a. AL The
.,ands admitted 10 be the nnest issue os es'hV p~i
svsr printed IN the United states.
Look at = copy gor yourself
Once "a Chatham street.
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TEA SERVICE
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STYLES AND ARTICLES IN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11
PUBLIC LEDGER.
ONCE: No. 18 Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
See fourth page for additional local.
PIrTsBuRa and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. +
the Dangers of Coal OH.

The late terrible fire in Chicago origi-
mated in a coal oil lamp accident. A boy
was milking COW by lamp, which the
cow kicked over, and Embossed the fire.
fiend to revel in human life and industry,
What commentary is this upon the
economy (2) of those who daily hazard
life and property to save a paltry sum-
1t is estimated by careful observers that
more lives are destroyed by the dread
scourge, coal oil, than by steamboat and
railroad accidentsl Every coal oil lamp
contains elements of destruction as po-
tent as those of gunpowder, and carries
with it the ever-present igniting spark,
whilst gunpowder is kept constantly
guarded and removed from fire.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

j. Excepting fair country trade, there is but
little being done on Front street and other
business thOroughfares in groceries and pro-
duce to-day. while the dry goods and other
leading branches report fair business. The
disastrous Gre at Chicago continues to be the
all-absorbing topic Of conversation in bust
ness circles. and the interest manifested by
our citizens and merchants has not abated in
the least. By last nights dispatches we learn
that the stOrehouses containing vast quanti-
ties of provisions had escaped, as had also the
hour stored. the FIRE destroying only that stored
in the business portion Of the city. The effect
as anticipated by US yesterday has, however,
been to materially advance prices in other
markets. and to-day holders Of the articles
named are frmer in their views than on yes
terday. Mess pork is held at sl4 to IA Is.
SALES Of bacon clear sides at 81; clear rib'held
ats3<c, shoulders. IS to SIC. Lard is Shade
6rmer, but not quotably higher In -four we
learn of sales of three carloads low super to
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

L. G. Meehan, who w as charged with
stealing property frorA the residence Of
Mrs. Burke dec' .ased, on Madison
street extended and carrying of the
trunk heionp ng to the dead woman,
was COMM ted to Jail by Recorder
Scales th' forenoon in default Of bonds
IN the .um of $500. Meehan was also
eoup d over in the sum of $1,000, on the
charge of assault and battery on Mrs.
Blackman. Meehan is an ex-polieeman
and a noted rough. Quite a number OF
DRINKS and disorderlies we're disposed Of
by fine.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11
THE DOOMED CITY.
Gives over $4,000 20 chicago.

Gives Over 100000 20 Chfcago.
Last evening citizens meeting was
held at the Greenlaw Opera House, Mayor
Johnson presiding. Mr.. Franklin, of the
collecting committee, announced the
amount of subscriptions up 10 date at
S2O,OSO.
Subscriptions will be received at the
First National Bank up to next Satur-
day morning.
1t was announced at the meeting by
the Mayor that the General Council do
mated $4,000. The fremen contributed
$1,000 to their fellow-fremen Of Chicago.
The police force made large contribu-
ton to the police Of the burned city.
Sam. Sharpley, of the Silver Show, do
mates the entire receipts at the Memphis
Theater this evening; and Olympic Va
rieties proposes to give benefit for the
same purpose.
On receiving the reports of the COM
mittees, the meeting adjourned sine die.
The appalling news from Chicago, the
doomed city, excites the greatest COM
misseration for the homeless and penni-
less. The latest kilograms inform us
that the city of the plains WAC destroyed
by "a COW kicking over kerosene
lamp" Human beings have been burned
to death, halfcrazy women paraded the
streets singing Mother Goose's Melodies,
thousands of people are on their knees
praying for rain, carnival of drunken
ness prevailed around the streets, soul
less wretches were caught setting fire to
the city in the midst of desolation and
ruin, and numerous deaths have occurred
from exposure and starvation. No won
der when the unfortunate people saw
the roaring hell Of fame destroying a
great city which crumbled away in the
midst of intense heat, that they exclaimed
in the bitterness of their souls, ascribing
the calamity to Gods judgment: This
is second Sodom and Gomorrah, and
the curse is on It'll" From all points,
North and South, generous aid has been
rendered to the unfortunate people who
inhabited the great commercial city
which sat like a queen by the great
| lakes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

family nj Ak 75tos75 Corn mani IL ou,at n
,smiy =. % 20 TO- Oorn meal Is quiet
50 40 to IS. Old corn is held at TIC; now a
| 70 to 73c. Prime hay was offered to-day n
sos r. saIJ :, COZ Co.. 1oo sneL. -.
0D' Diah soiu u. %. ior ioV SACKS. Apples
are easier At " % to 81. oats are q to oS11c
russets 0n;ons ,nora .,sady a. az 10 q Ok
Grocsris. are An. oso sso Is, zine no ooea,
were sold to-day at 2l,4c currency. New Lou
go l. s,aad,'. - ,o"e, ,o ssns ~ ~. los
s,ns s'eAuy safes OF lVO pieces POUNDS u
lSc; 80 hand-loom, coarse. 1715c; $50 power
loom, ~ pounds, 49, TO 2Oc in selling round
lots the above prices are shaded EGGS are
dull at q to 2Sc. Butter and cheese are steady
and unchanged.
From stors On ordsrs nr;oos 40 - s.,,o.
nv" oso'1 w oiu'i' pi, ess aIe as ioiio"s'
bAeSiis O. stea az AZ loItg1c for hemp,
l7c; second; hand gunnies and burlaps. l4@l6c.
,bAcon-rlrme1i clear slues, "a 70 9h2c I;
clear RIB. " 70 We shoulders S1sgShc; sy-
gaI-cured Mans I,o ioza9ioc, as 70 brand; break
fast bacon: ll@lzzSc, plain and canvased.
BRAs-firm at 4Ol9l % u lO0 in store.
dull and nominal; prime. 2923c; strictly
choice, 2sc. ~, ..o,.ooa,.
CASpLEszLight weight star. 1873 to lSc; full
CHEEsE-Common, ll@l4c; chedder firm at
lozsglbc. ~. ,oao,,> ,,>
@S0c for Java.
Corn MEAL-Firm at So COOS IS from store.
CoRN-firm at SOgS2c for0ld shelled on or
GERS new, ioyIoc. "
EGGs-ccAre hrm az Ng5Oc.s
HAY-nteady atSl 4Ogl 6cper 100 on orders,
as 70 quality.
ELoURvfirm super IS 5095 IS X. SO O09
choice family and fancy, IS 5000 90.
HARDwARE-Axes. per dozen. $40 50 TO II;
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11
BREyITIEs.

The hearing of testimony in the Eason-
Lyles homicide case is progressing
in the Criminal Court. The case will be
on hearing for several days.
Religious services win be held in the
lecture-room Of Linden Street Christian
Church this evening at half past seven
O'clock. Strangers and visitors in the
city invited.
On next Monday Professor Maury
will deliver the address at the opening
Of the Shelby County Fair. Thousands
will be in attendance to hear the inter
esting address.
The case of the Memphis Gayoso Gas
Co. VS. ]. J. Murphy ct al, suit for $780,
900 damages, was specially set for hear
ing in the First Circuit Court, first on
the calendar for next Monday.
Joe Locke, the great newsman Of the
South, at 1864 Main, has news goods of
every description-daily papers, weekly
pictorials and monthly magazines. For
eign papers received regularly.
The Italian Association and the public
generally will celebrate tomorrow the
anniversary Of Che discovery of America
by Columbus, the great Genoese naviga-
tor. A procession will be the order of
the day. a
Professor Van Week, the medium
detective" will appear in this city in a
few days and lecture on Spiritualism.
He claims to be able to expose the arts
of mediums and show up the system by
which the s o-called manifestations are
produced.
Go to Mansford, corner of Second and
Monroe, for news goods of every de-
scription, SC ientifc, literary and fashion
publications, English, German, italian,
French and Irish papers, pictorial and
daily papers from all points, North,
South, East and west.
The PUBLIC LEDGER will be enlarged
tomorrow in order to meet the growing
demands for space upon its columns.
The local department will be greatly in
creased. and the public can look to Che
LRDeEB for the latest and fullest particu-
lars of all local affairs.
The great and good man, DR.. Rivers,
of Panols, is in the city. When we no
longer see his face on our streets the
days will l'eem darker and the world
sadder. But he is robust, lively and
good as when he came horseback to
Memphis thirty years ago. Here's to
you, Doctor.
Emmons & Son, veteran news dealers
at 10 Jefferson and 4l0 Main, have re-
ceived illustrated weeklies, magazines,
journals. fashion monthlies, foreign pa
pers ard periodicals., and the latest pa
pers Fl ON St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louis
vile. New Orleans, New York, Nash
vile and other cities.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11
Gard.

81 nee our Cards" of this morning in
the Avalanche and Appeal, we are glad
to be now enabled to assure all of our
patrons of the solvency and safety of the
seyerel companies represented by us;
We are in possession of official
Geographic" communication, besides
that coming through the Associated
Press, as to the "Rtna," that all our
companies will pay out in full in
Chicago, and continue business the
same as heretofore, and this, too,
even surprising the entire amounts IN
sured will result in total losses. 1t is
well understood, however, that estimated
losses do not usually amount TO more
than fifty per cent. of the total amount
insured, thus making assurance LOUDLY
sure as to the safety of the above COM
panies. 1871 H.A. LIrTLEToN & Co,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11
Inaurnnce in Chicago.

The, card of H. A. Littleton Il Co.,
agents of the Etna Insurance Company,
in anot her column, conveys the crafty
ing inte lligence that all their compa-
MES. inc. luding the Etna, will pay
ont in Fl Ill in Chicago, and con-
tinue bust ness as heretofore, and
this even though the entire amount
insured resul is in a total loss, Our
kilograms to-d,sy state that the losses
f the Etna in Chicago was only 3d.
~ 10000, and that the company is all
rio hit. This will be gratifying news to
pa, ties insured in the Etna and other
com psnies represented by II. A. Little
ton Z Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11
Rnnorfnr,n Trials.

Re, ,orters have been interviewed for
the la, It two days on every street corner
The 70 lowing questions and answers are
GOOD 9 Iamples of the success OF per-
sons !, Interviewing the interviewers;
"HalIo Oartner, what's the latest from
CbicagoS Don't know; haven't heard
a thing Haven't you seen the extras
yetY'9 aye =; saw one or two but know
no,b;,, more - "Well, what did they
containY' II Ieally, I don't remember.
do YOU Thu ok the news is truer
f" Haven't any idea, but ! reckon So
And thus the co nversation runs on until
the reporter rum ) off, to run against an
other man in OF der to go through Ine
pumping process. We understand the
morning press re porters have been IN
structed to satisfy the public thirst Tor
information, and nswei' all questions at
length upoz, all occasions and in all
nlacae
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11
an1,.~ Oonnt.r FaIr.

Prepare ions for the Shelby County
Fair are progre ssing rapidly. The great
fair viii. comm ence on Monday next.
Already hundreds of articles have been
euterei for exhibit ion in the books Of the
secret airy at the Chamber of Commerce.
On ne xt Friday the superintendent OF
the different departments will be in
attendance at the fair grounds ready to
receive and arrange in the proper place
all articles entered. The great trothng
prize contest will be an exciting affair.
Mr. Roach, of st. Louis, has telegraphed
for three stalls for himself, and two for
Mr.. Lu ve. Messrs. Cheathani and Iole'
of Nash vile, have also telegraphed Tor
stalls for their trotting stock.
The ticl tets for the great $4,000 cash
distributio,l are selling rapidly through
out the city and country.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11
WALKING. SUITS.
Opening at L. Kremer's on Thurs
day, October 18th.
CI0aks Opening nc l.. Kremer's'
Thursday, October Ieth.

In walking suits we will show some
elegant styles in silk, poplins, cashmeres
and drop de tridy.
In cloaks and sacques, we will show
some richly embroidered and trimmed
Lyons velvet, cloth, cashmere, drop
d'ete.
The above goods are just received, and
are the most elegant styles imported.
We will, at the same time, show some
other novelties in our line, lately re-
ceived
Our stock is now complete in all its
branches, and for variety, quality OF
goods and style, we defy competition,
and our prices will be moderate.
L. KREMER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11
TO THE LADIES.
Grand Opening Tomorrow aL the
Dry Goods Palace of Ii. LOwen-
stein tG Bros.

Grand Opening Tomorrow at the
Dry Goods Palace of IL. LOWen-
stein t Bros.
Tomorrow evening at seven o'clock
Messrs. B. Lowenstein 4 Bros. will open
for exhibition their beautiful dry goods
establishment on the corner of Main and
Jefferson streets. The store-room
has been recently fitted up and inn
proved. The interior decorations are
magnificent. The establishment will be
closed tomorrow at half past FIVE clock
in order to prepare for the grand display
at seven. The splendid stock will be
arranged in the most attractive manner
The richest goods will be on exhibit
ton, and the corps Of employees will
be in attendance to show the goods
to all visitors. Goods will be sold
up to half past five o'clock pm, but at
the grand opening nothing can be pur-
chased as it is intended as an exhibition.
There will be thousands of ladies at the
fairy palace Of B. Lowenstein 4 Bros.
tomorrow night. A grand feature of
the opening will be an exhibition of
evening silks beneath the gas-light. An
apartment has been fitted up expressly
for this purpose, and goods of untold
value and richness will be tastefully ar
ranged in this bower of beauty. Re-
member, goods can be purchased at this
establishment up to half past five clock
tomorrow afternoon, when it will be
closed until seven o'clock; then the
doors will be opened and the wonderful
display will be commenced
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

j. Skiddy, alias S. j. Bennerst, who
swindled the Peoples Bank of Tennes-
see out of $4,000 by raising check from
SIS to $4,000, in 1869, and who was ar
rested last Saturday by the authorities
at the instance of Mr.. Smith, President
of the Peoples Bank, has been released
from custody and permitted to leave the
city-he having compromised the crime
by giving up the $1,000 check aud $3.50
in currency found in his possession.
The forger left the city, and rejoiced at
his escape from the penitentiary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11
Joe Coburn,

Champion of the World, now on his
way to New Orleans to go into training
at his quarters there for the great fight
with Jem Mace, accompanied by his
trainer, Johnny Dryer, has been secured
for Broom's Opera House, in this city,
and will appear in the Manly Art Of
Selfdefense" on Thursday and Friday
evenings, October 18th and 18th.
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GAs-r1rrIse at 3l5 Second st.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0YvICB, I
MEMPHIS. TENN. October IL. 1871. !
Money.

MOneys
The money market continues to work close,
but not embarrassingly so. and the banks
continue to respond promptly and literally to
the wants of their regular customers las they
did to the Chicago sufferers). and are discount
Ing the paper presented at 10 to IL per cent.
Offerings Of cotton bills are more liberal to-
day and the market is abundantly supplied.
and the rates are steady at 4 to ssc buying
and par selling.
Nothing is being done in gold. Dealers buy
at llS14 to 1lS11. Some $500 in silver halves
was bought to-day at lO6.
Local securities. scrips. stocks. ETC., are
dull and without change. Shelby county war
rants. 81 to s5c. buying and selling. City cou-
pons, past due, 70 to Sic. Bank of Tennessee
money, old issue. IS to SIC; new. As to 4sc.
City bonds. currency issue. 591a To Sc buying
and coo selling; gold issue, IS to 66c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

Esquire Bleckley, the Chairman Of
the County Court, was married last eve
ming to Mrs. V. r. Downey. The inter-
esting ceremony was performed by Par
son Walker, at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. Scott, near German
town. Esquire Bleckley settled near
Germantown in 1892, and has been a
magistrate of Shelby county for twenty
eight years.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11
COTTON.

Sales yesterday we're 1900 bales. the market
closing shade irmer but not higher. To-day
the Liverpool market is steady and New York
quiet at previous prices. There is good de-
mand from Eastern buyers at 1870 middling
basis. and some exceed that fraction where
even running lists are found. Sellers in some
cases ask 1916 but do not get over 1870. Sales
reported up to noon were $50 bales, including
800 by one buyer at 1870, $50 do. at 1S94c. 80
strict low middling at 1916, so low middlins
at 1870. and smaller lots, the market at noon
Lin. atnndu nj Tho fnllouinn nnntatinnE.
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New YORK Cotton market.
ItyerpOOI Oetton marker.

LIVERPOOL. October II. IL a.m.-CottOn is
dull. Uplands, g4d; Orleans. lOd.
2p.m.-Cotton is steady. Sales. 1900 bales.
of which 5000 were for export and speculation.
Uplands, g<d; Orleans, l0d.
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LOST.

r OsT-oN SUNDAY EVENING ABOUT
/ 4 nine O'clock, on Main street, black lace
cape. A reward Of FIVE dollars will be paid
by leaving It at the Ledger office. 1886
r OST-A RED SETTER-D0G; HAS WHITE
| face and four white feet; "P. II. Bry-
son I" on the collar. A liberal reward will be
paid for his delivery at Us Main street: SIT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

ALI notices of meetings of any organ
lied Institution will be published at fifty
cents in ad vance, or if charged, one dol
lar, for each, insertion, if the same does
not exceed une square. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11
Atlantic saloon,

No. 43 Jefferson street, formerly Court
House Saloon, is supplied with the finest
liquors, beer and cigars to be found in
the city. Free lunch every morning st
ten o'clock, to which everyone is Invited.
1914 ]. B. PAYNE & Co., p rop'rs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11
FOUND.

UOUND-AT THE OFFICE OF THE PIED
L mont and Arlington Life Insurance Com
pany, No. Madison street, q velvet vest.
The owner will please call, pay for advertise
ment and get il 1885
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

We would advise those wishing to go
down the river to take the steamer
Indiana, leaving tomorrow. She is old
reliable.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

We would advise those wishing to go
down the river to take the steamer
Indiana, leaving tomorrow. She is old
reliable
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

ATMoRE's mince-meat, Millaird's finest
prepared family chocolate, new strained
and comb honey, very choice, at ]. De-
voto's, cor. Third and Adams st. 26-t