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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-30

The British steamer Rosario visited
Nnz,pu to investigate tho circumstances
of tho murder oil Bishop Patterson Tho
natives fired upon tho steamers boats
VIII, rcnpon the ship shcllcd the village,
and the snilrrs killed number q: lhu
natives aud burned their canoes.
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HE AILANTHUS TREE-HOw TO GET
RID OF THE OFFENSIVE Ouon WITHOUT
SACnlFICING THE TREE 1t will be re-
membrred that ut meeting of the
Bourd Of Health, on the 9Th instant, a
resolution was adopted declaring the
allanthus tree u NUISANCE and Injurious
to health, aud copy of the resolution
was directed TO be sent to the Board Of
Public Works, together with the COM
municetion of Mr.. William Saunders, of
the Agricultural Department. giving his
views upon tho alleged injurious etf4,ts
OF this tree to health.
MIR. Saunders snyH ''that tho tree ia
declduons, the stnminnte flowers being
produced ON one plant and tho fislillute
flowers on another, nnd that the offensive
odor Is produced by the staminate form
only. Tho pistillntc form is tue most
ornamental of tho two. and produces a
somewhat oriental effect during sum
mer, when covered with clusters of its
bronze colored fruits. An occusiunal
tree OF this form may be found in this
city. 1t is entirely practicable to make
the ailanthus available as shade tree,
without being annoyed with its bios.
tums; acting upon the we'll known law
in vegetable physiology that flowers are
not produced upon pIaut while it is in
condition of excessive growth. We
hnve only to prune the trees severely
during the winter. SO as TO exotic the
production Of young. vigorous shoots
A thorough pruning once in four or i've
yenrs will effectualy prevent the forma-
ton Of hower-buds." The Bnnrd Of
Public Works has referred the papers to
the parking commission for its consider
alton Washington Star.
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Remember to Register.

No person will be entitle to vote on
Tuesday who has not registered. Re.
member TINT registration is nu indiapcn.
SADIE prerequisite to the right of ro.ing.
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10 the oiur.d Citizens.

All that your whito felow-citizens ask
at your hands is simply such repre-
sentntion in The Council as our numbers
entitle us to. We intend to vote for CO.
lored men, and expect Of you only 10
vote for white lneu that uru white men-
men that onmnud the respect of white
men, and who arc not disgruco to their
color aud to decency of any color; men
in whom the Saxon race Gun Justly feel
proud, and Offer to you with confidence
for your suffsnges. These men ure L. w.
Wing, R. @. Shiver, w. B. Gulck, Geo.
Diercks, John Agnow. r D. Sem aud
George Lsver-ull good men aud true.
aud no politicians. They will build the
City Hall and not steal the money; sell
the city bonds and not pocket tho pro-
ceeds; reduce taxation und build up the
prosperity of the city, which must in
crense tho demand for your labor, aud
thus enhance its price. Your interests,
as we'll rs that Of the whites, WILL be best
consulted by having nn honest, efficient
and cheap government, which will never
bo attained by putting sorry apologies
for white men into Office.
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IInTzL ARRIVALS, March 20 --Nicksrson
Humsc-J King gsbury, W WardwcIl and wife.
Boston, d HIcCullough. Hon-a Path; W Il
Whi,u. l. White. Abbeville; Post. j;
rn; Mr. and Mrs Norris. child and nurse,
Mis-. A King. Y; duiSnarl, wiili-tou; J 3
Coles, J polz-r. Augusta: G II Cadiz, lsaIti-
more; Mrs NJ Y Parker, Miss NJ q Pager,
lanrens; Yrs Oglesberg, Mrs VandcrbMig.
Miss Sprrry, Mrs CASTOR. $ e; III Strauss, PHI
Coiumbia Hnl-J NJ Johnson G Blue,
Marion; j Van leasel, Orangeburg; T. w III
Machey. browning. Charierton; Gill
bert. l. /. Hall. n G; J w Anger Charl+ston;
$ q; q prirlc. Md; 3 Kaine. Ga.
INFORMATION WANTED. Mr.. Wiley
Bradley, who lives near the line Of K-r-
shaw and Sumter Counties, desires in
formation concel ing Ills son, John
james Bradley. Soon after the close OF
the war, young Brndk,y-then probably
not onito grown-loft bone. and has not
since been heard from. The anxious
father will receive my information grate-
fully, addressed to Bradford Springs
post Office, Sumter County.
-----> ~------------
The new German Church in Charles
ton, ION King street. opposite the Cita.
DELI was dedicated, with solemn and
impressive ceremonies, on Thursday.
Rev. l. Muller is the pastor.
N L. Willis used to object to water,
on the ground that "ever since the dc.
lnge i; has tasted unplcasant!y Of sin-
hers"
a Wisconsin man has some trees which
produce apples without seeds or core.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Acta Of the General Assembly.
Buffa!ocs.
Notice to Architects.
a. l.. Tyler-Change Of Schedule.
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LANDLORD AND TENANT A Now IIn-
Won NJ. ID Ems discovered IL successful
way of .icncing the clamors of lis land
lord. When that GraSpIng pcisonnsc
calls for tho payment Of rent, the duc;ur
q lietly shows bin IL skeleton IN nu inner
room, and tells him ''tlat man can.
hero ] ist two weeks ago with bal
This Is regarded us ,qaivMltnt to g set
ticmunt in full.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-15

All IL Vanity, Saith the Preacher.
Mary Nelson 10 % gushing damsel,
whose life has extended through some
what more than sixteen red-hot sum-
mers. Fair of face and form, she yet
refuses to apply the adage, that beauty
unadorned sadorned the most, and seeks
to robe her comely figure in silks and
fue laces., There are maxims, however,
which tell Us that an Is vanity p spride
goes before a fall" etc., and unfortu-
nately for Mile Mary she was made 70
verify the unsavory truths of these max
inns. She was proud. Her aristocratic
blood recoiled with Indignation at any
intimation to the contrary. How then,
could she unenviously see her sisters
parade their costly garments while hers
were less superb2 She couldn't. Miss
Margaret White had one silk dress to
spare, and Mary knew it. She concluded
to borrow it. 1t was not convenient to
let Miss White know her design Just at
the time. so she kept the fact land the
dress) to herself. Miss Mary has now
taken apartments at the Shelby County
House.
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GENERAL MARKEr.

No arrivals Of produce by river to-day ant
but small amount arrived by rail. Bacon
steadily advancing at all points above, and ha
advanced &c here since yesterday. Corn
quiet and unchanged. Oats are dull, with
large stock. Hay is quiet and unchanged
Eggs are Grmer, but in fair supply. No chick
ems in market. B gging is dull and irregular
Corn meal is dull, but an advance In freight
Is expected on Monday next, when prices will
1t is expected. be frmer. alI Ed.
APPLES-Firmer; 81 5O@4 90 u barrel, a
to quality. ..iL
BUFFERS Quiet at lS@2lc for fair to choice
common, l0@i2c.
BBANS-Market bare. I4.
BAGGING-Irregua ar, jobbers in most case
refusing TO give quotations., but seldom mis-,
sale; iron-ties, $3.50. trg boz
BRAN-Last sales from elevator were al
Sl8@lS so; from store on orders, 81 l0@l Is .
BACON-Has advanced &c, and prices still
tending upward We quote clear sides, 1890
l0lac; clear rib, Es@lOc; shoulders, 71a@714c;
breakfast bacon, oanyassed, ll@ll14c; sugar
cured hams, l6@l7 as to brand. ..-
OHICkENS-Scarce and in demand, al
50 50g4 W for young, and 81 so for old hens.
CHEEsE,noNorthern factory, l5@-c; Eng
MISUNDERSTANDING and in demand at
sl2 ton on leyee, buyers furnishing sacks.
C0FFEE-Eirm Rio. 01S@231sc LaRuyra
A@2514c; Java, 27q29c Mocha, Soc.
CABBAGES-Dull at IS 0O@6 90 for Western.
CORN MEAL-Sales to-day, bbls at IS O5
delivered. and offerings at So delivered; store,
on orders, So 1908 IS.
& C0RN-Dull at 54@57c for yellow and white
at the elevator. and 5S@62c from store on or
FRUIT-Peaches, 5oc@sl 90 per box; grapes
dull at 7e y n. HYf fM
FL0UR-Quiet; low grades, 81 5O@7 90 me-
dium, IS 25@9 SO; family and fancy, 50 90.
10 90. 1-Idf ui..... b
EGGs-There being no arrivals, holders were
firm OF lsg2oc. but sales to arrive were at Ice.
HAY-Quiet; 81 S@l 50 D 100 from store !;
81 OO922 90. fair TO prime. from levee: new
timothy, s25 90; old choice SOS. Sales from
elevator, 20 and 16 bales at So.
LEM0NS-Quiet at sl2 500 . box, for
IHRD-JobBing at e1%@gJ4c for tierce and
l0Hgllc for key; 1OSS@1ON for bucket; l21z9
M0LASSES-Firm; Orleans, common to
prime, 509T0c; Sugar house syrups. common,
ioq5eci fair to good, 55g7Oc; Eastern syruys,
NAILs--steady ats6 Is rates.
0RANGE S-Market bare.
0NI0NS-None in market. -.,.--
0ATS-From store on orders, 40g45c. Sales
3i2 sacks; new burlaps from elevator at S5c.
MESS PORk-fn iobbing way, sli SO
Il so.
POTATOES New. from wagon. 75e@sl 90
4 Dbl measure, for pinkeyes and Tussets, and
81 50gl %, shipping order.
.SUGAK-firmi open kettle Louisiana, infe-
rior TO choice, 91l@12c; yellow clarified, liz
glSc; white clarified, l2l1@ lSc; hard refined,
white, l31s@l4c, and A coffee, 129<al2ISc
SALT-f2 25td3 Is n Dbl. domestic and dairy
WHISKH-Firm; 81 0O = gallon.
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ledger Lsnes.

ConcertIto.night.- Fix the sidewalks,
Business will scommence 10 pick ur
soon. Now death to dogs. A fellow
who was told the other day that the
comet would strike the earth and burst
it up, remarked complaeently, well,
anything to beat Grant" Louisville
girls wear chunks of ice In their paniers,
enclosed in oil-clotb, sacks, and keep cool
and happy as cucumber all the day
long. We are not afraid Of mad dogs
and never were, but the first dog we see
that looks angry dies immediately unless
he has muzzle on, Only glass jars
Should be used for putting up fruits and
jellies. The next annual fair of the
Memphis Agricultural and Mechanical
Association will commence on the 2lst
Of October, and continne six days. A
new Democratic paper is to be started
at Camden, Ark. A good many Little
Rockers have been in Memphis the last
few days. TsVag
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Personal.

Governor Alcorn, Of Mississippi, is in
the city. He leaves this afternoon for
Oxford. rH
Mr.. D. M. Swan, Vice President of the
Missouri Life Valley Insurance Gem
panyS is'in the city for alfew days. 30 !,
B. Fursteinheim, Of Brooks 4 Co., and
Master Furstenheim, left at noon to-day
for Boston. Oh Sol
DIR. Crabtree Belcher, one Of the Dep
uty Clerks of the Second Chancery
Court, returned yesterday from trip to
the North.
1t is rumored that DR.. Smelcer, of the
Avalanche, contemplates a trip to Nam
moth Cave and Contiguous watering
places soon.
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The CHEERFuL aMosquITo.-We are
told by some idler who had nothing to
do but find out, that the male mosquito
is q short lived, harmless little cuss who
swings himself daintily in the lilies
creamy petaled bells, As in all other
existences. it is the female who does the
mischief, going about seeking whom she
may devour somebody, She it is who
sings cheerfully around the bedside Of
the suffering mortal and kisses him for
his mother-in-law, and then like the Cos.
sippy little body, she goes singing the
fact to all her mosquito friends in dia
lect that vexesi the mortal's ears as long
as he stays awake to Listen, and not con.
tent with. her own evil career, every
month she deposits one hundred eggs in
some cool, damp place, thus multiplying
and perpetuatine her kind q
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T,oR sALE-I OFFER MY PLACE FOR
L sale cheap, containing ~ acres, seven eve
and one mile and half from the Louisville
railroad. For further Information q ply 70
me on the place. or w c. Rutland, No jon
iS-1l ~ =, - JOSRPH GRAHAM.
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hours, aud is rapidly getting down to a
low water stage, with perhaps ten feet
70 CAIRO and scant seven feet above there
70 OF. Louis. The Ohio is rising slowly
~ Fittsburg and rose nineteen ;nchas a,
o'nc'hhau yesterday, but is falling there
ana Of all points below TO-DAY. The
missouri IS falling, as is also the Illinois
and the lower streams are all down TO a
4 mere light draught depth. The Arkan-
sas has but four and half feet Of water
at Little Rock, and but three feet over
! the bars below there. The weather is
clear, with light southwest breeze, and
the mercury at 79o. Business at the
landing is very dull.
The Henry c. Yaeger, bound for Red
river, was at Greenleafs, above Cairo.
yesterday, tightening over the bar.
The Thomas II. Allen will be due to
morrow from Little Rock "a
The City of Quincy, coming up, left
New Orleans yesterday with 800 tons of
freight.
The Mcdonald and tow will probably
pass up to-day for Pittsburg.
Mr.. R. L. Tolbert, of Vicksburg, has
invented steam canal boat. that is to
compete for the 100000 New York
prize. The Herald, of that city, is con-
fdent that it will run ten miles an hour,
with full load. The model on
exhibition there is three and half feet
long, and seventeen inches beam. 1t
has double bow, within ten inches of
the sterns of which is the screw.
The Emile La Barge does not return
to Red river, at least at present, but lays
up at St. Louis to be caulked and
painted.
Captain Jake Swivel is lying i'll at
Vicksburg, but not any way dangerous.
Hiram Dolby, mate of the City of
Helena came near losing his life at St.
Louis on Tuesday. He discharged one
Of his deck hands for neglecting his duty,
when the deck hand armed himself with
an iron nut with string two feet long
attached, and struck the mate on the
temple, shoulders and hip, and then
threw the weapon overheard. In the
confusion Of attending the mate the as
sassin made his escape. The wound on
the temple is dangerous one, and it is
hoped it will not prove fatal. Mr.. Dolby
is about thirty-fve years old, and is
sober and very peaceable gentleman,
and has been mate of the Helena ever
since she came out
The test of the patent on the Atlantic
made at st. Louis and referred to yes
terday, proved satisfactory, so far as it
went, but severer trial will be given by
the Atlantic making trip to New Or
leans in place of the Bee.
The Tom Jasper, which left st. Louis
oneweek ago Wednesday evening, ar
rived at New Orleans on the following
Tuesday morning. Good time.
The Cincinnati Inkwirer of the 18th
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roo SALE.

TSoP sAIR-A GOOD PAYING BUSINESS.
centrally located, on reasonably terms,
present owner desiring S,h , 70 snsas IN O'ner
ilI.t A. B Ledger Office.
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The SULPHUR WELL.-Who has MOI
heard of the wonderful sulphur vel
lately discovered at the corner of Elk
change and Alabama streets2 The
whole town has been ringing with the
merits of the sulphur well ever since il
was first brought to notice, and we arc
told that hundreds visit it daily in order
to test its medical properties. Messrs.
Levi q Bro, who are proprietors of the
well.known staple and fancy grocery
store at the corner Of Alabama and Ex-
change streets, are likewise proprietors
of the sulphur well, and are doing a
aourishing business in both branches.
Try the pure, health-giving water. 4
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InpersonaI, of Course

Says the Memphis LEDGER; Little
Rock has abandoned her vices, aud
amt bad at all; no keno, no faro, no
of the sort any more, and all
is well" Yes, and all would continue
well if Memphis rascals would stay at
home.
We trust the journal doesn't mean
to be personal. ~ A,A
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Visit Star Gallery, 249 Main street,
II ron want to passan hour pleasantly.

. a
In Coon HAYDs.-Our readers will
remember a case of cruel treatment
some time ago in which DIR. HinSon
figured as the alleged prosecutor Of a
little orphan girl. The sympathy Of the
good people of Memphis was aroused to
such an extent, that the child was at
once provided for aud a'suficient sum Of
money raised by subscription to place
her in charge of the Sisters of St. Agnes
Academy to be educated. Yesterday a
letter was received by Captain Athy from
the child's mother, Mrs. Mccoy, at pres
ent living in the family of Geo. McCook,
at Denver, Colorado. She will doubt
less be satisfied when she learns that the
child is being we'll taken care OF. t.t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-15

HUNTING FOR THAT GAs.--The Adams
street FIRE engine was engaged most Of
the afternoon of yesterday in pumping
out the water from the explosive cistern
at the corner of Main and Jefferson
streets 1t was supposed by some that
a gas.pipe leaked in this cistern, aud the
gas-pipe men went down to look for the
leak, but diduIt find it. lsif'gse
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/
In consequence Of the injunction
granted by Judge Avery, restraining the
City Hospital from carrying out the con
tract to receive sick marines, Collector
Stephenson addressed note to Sister
Anthony, Of the Good Samaritan Hos.
pital. requesting that she should, for the
present, receive and care for them OF
course the reply was affirmative. The
fifteen or twenty marines at the Cincn-
matt Hospital will probably remain there
for the present, but all fresh cases will
be taken to the Good Samaritan.
The City Of Helena, Captain Mckee,
leaves at FIVE o'clock this evening for
Vicksburg and all the bend landings.
Mr.. Will 7. Power and Andy Parsons
are her clerks.
The City of Chester, Captain Zeigler,
leaves this evening at FIVE o'clock for
Cairo and st. Louis. Mr.. o. Hewitt is
clerk. Northward bound pleasure seek
ers should bear in mind that the fare
from St. Louis to St. Paul is but five
dollars The Chester makes direct con-
nection with both of the opposition
packets at St. Louis.
The St. Francis came up during the
night well laden, and returns at FIVE
pm. to-day for Helena and all interme-
date landings; she also goes to Mari
anna, on the St. Francis river. A more
popular packet cannot be found, and her
officers, Captain Bowman and Sam c.
Paine, are SO well known that a mention
of their names is sufficient to secure a
full trip of freight and people.
The Maysville has laid up at Jackson
port, on White river, for repairs. She
will be out about September /.
The propeller Come-and.See-Me is
loading at Cincinnati with crocksry
ware, for a coastiug trip South.
The Briggs Brothers-Lew, John and
Seymour-yesterday closed a bargain
for the bar on the Cleburne, for which
they paid $4,000 or whereabouts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-15

IcE.-Notwithstanding the enormous
quantity Of ice consumed during the
2 heated term aud the large quantity
now being sold daily, Messrs BOhlen,
Huse & Go. will have an ample
supply to last the summer, all rumors to
the contrary Notwithstanding. -,rsvf
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SANITARY MEASURES, -0ur authorities
would do we'll to use their sanitary
power, and order a general cleaning up
around town to prevent sickness. 1t
must be confessed that there is good
deal Of sickness in theeity at present,
and much Of It smallpox, and certainly
every precaution should be taken by the
sanitary police, as we have no other sort
of health officer to prevent general
spread of this loathsome disease Let
us have a general cleaning upiof streets
aud alleys, gentlemen. llu OF
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The HoRsE-THEF.-A telegram has
been received from Holly Springs by
Captain Atby requesting, him to hold
Alex Mace, the borse-thief now in Jail
here. till requisiiion, can beforwarded
from the Governor. 9ss a.la
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-15

q THE CoNcEEr.-The next of the Sc
ries of Court Square Concerts will be
given tomorrow evening under the i'm.
mediate supervision of DIR. Ellis Leubrie,
assisted by Mynheer Jake. The ar
rangement Of the programme, it will be
noticed, is somewhat different from those
Of previous evenings, and, if we may
take the word of Professor Leubrie, Is an
Of ed d. rf..u.raT
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE, I
MEYPHls. TENS.. August Is, 1872.
The banks are doing an exclusively
light business to-day, and the situation
as regards money, is without alteration
The demand is fully as active as ever
and loans are made only upon AL paper
at 1O(9l2 e cent. The amount of OK
change making is small, and but little is
doing between banks; $4,000 on New
York was taken by one bank at 81 50
premium late yesterday, and 81 rs
could sbs realized to-day. Counter
rates are steady aud unchanged. Gold
is steady in New York at ll4l; dealers
purchases were light at ll3!@ll33, and
$500 was purchased at ia, and a portion
of it was sold over the counter at lis.
Local scrips, ETC., are seldom mentioned
on Madison street now, and it is only
occasionally that a transaction is re-
ported. County scrip and uncurrent
money meet with but little demand, and
we're any large lots to be offered, it is
more than probable that prices would
decline. Some small talk regarding
the recent advance in Charleston stock
is INDUCED in, one rumor being that the
Southern Security Company were parties
to an important suit at Nashville and
that they we're compelled to place in
stated time as security $500, 600 in the
stock Of'the Charleston road. This,
however, is generally considered q
blind upon the paf4 Of the ring to
convey the impression that they have
bought ell they wanted, and holders are
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-15

CANPAIeS BADGEs.-An extensive as
'sortmeut Of campaign badges, cartoons,
etc, can DO found at Mausfords news
depot, corner Of Second and Monroe.
Also. ihe lAtes, daily and weekly papers,
magazines and reviews. 'tr ft's 1897
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-15

DToRcED.-A bill for divorce was
fled in the clerks Office Of the Second
Circuit Court this morning by Annie
Taylor, who asks to have the matrimo-
NAL bonds between herself and Wilson
Taylor severed. Per6dy and viola
ton Of one Of the commandments form
the grounds of complaint ete
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-15

Nor SrARvATIoN.-We are requested
to state that Mr.. W. N. Perry did not
die of starvation, but on the contrary
had all the necessaries Of life up to the
moment ofhis death. Among his effects
was found fraction over seventeen dol
lars, and this amount alone is sufficient
evidence that he could not have died Of
utter want, unless he had been very
misery. We make this correction at
the instance Of a gentleman whom we
know as one Of the first citizen of
Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-15

BRooN's OPERAl HogsE, is the place
now open for the amusement Of the
public, where you will find variety
entertainments offered every evening,
which never has been equalled in Mem
phis. the company consists Of the
best stars that could be selected from
the cream Of the Eastern cities, Come
aud be amused. aI1 fH
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-15

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES. IA meeting of
the newly appointed Democratic Execu-
tive Committee will be held at the Sec
ond Chancery Courtroom next Saturday
afternoon. .llg. s4i 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-15

R. j. WALKER, the enterprising news
dealer No. l05 Beal street, has all the
latest dailies, wecklies and monthly pub
LEGATIONS. He has also many European
periodicals and literature that he makes
q specially. Call and see him.