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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
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hEOkE PRkAA.BRloK FRONT RksiDitEuR,
WITH BROwN-STONn TRIMMfNus, ON THk
EoRrH SIDE OF n BrRRRf BLTWkEN
NINTH AND TENTH BTilkkTs
~ virtue d deed oi trnst 70 ne, dated Juns
y, ls19 and daily rOoorded IN lbss 6la folio no. ens
Ss I'D ,ssoEss 4 wssssias,os soaa Rs,ss z
sarsd viii Ss !. pabiis saeiios, u ths bid
der. ~ p oeleek. on "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
aquAfsgf a lAia doWh 90 tbs sroaaa plai ei Wsah.
lngton ON, y. o., oomptsed vithla the following
y street At the southWest corner % aid lot. and
soaih 10 ise Sad thSses west u lest . piaSs Of -
tiR ground rent vhiah siii Be made klo ~ on he
day o. sale and which be purchased Tor . noai.
house No eib \ street. which Il one of The most dc
airAble In the aty, sllhsr for Gsatsahs Residence
nr Tor private boArdinE houso the ceilings high,
ne rooms spAoloaa and All its ApDOintmslts slssGnL
All modern oonvenionooa. ......
Terms u AAisi $50 oAhh. balance In a,I, tsslVs,
eiehtsan and tWepT.fouT months. uith tan psF osnC
neres1 secured ~ de1i Of trust on the pFvppFlY
els0 down when the property 4 struck o., Stamps
terms 10 Be- complied Nth In ssvsn daYs aitsT ths
sale the gropeTu % be reaod a the Tak And coat
Of the dsfAultinG pulehAAer, = :. y. =. 7
.Vs,JAd. PaHTLFa "A N EAAEEoE EsS,Sss:, Tsss:::
IH-THR ABovKsALR Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, jane 20, lna sAme hour and place.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
RYn OOLRMAN. .AaeiIoRssF,
avenue.

PSIilss dssllnins Housshespins Or bqassss VIII and
ioS ths G0Ods o. al a psbs uetieS y Nv ps+.
sSPIAss Ags,i9g ,ssalef even rURBDkf, TRUil6.,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
TRuHTEEs eALR or yALyABLE WIZARD
isas AZ ~, Ahp kSRhLNhshOP shRia w BUIID-

IL, -, ~ I; 4, pss,,s .... SY p,:R
ginl. Locomotive ssd oss nrauf.starins Company"
hayine fiQntage on the Potomao river Of l76 feet
sod % Wolf s,ssst % 40 iest, bounded on The Vssi
ios lIeh iest by 9feet .lisy and on The south for
islesf sg.ard. q Aeo9 sqaaI. fsst q ares. has
ie.t v ths sbanns, vlth sue.st vatsr 70 seeo ano
three soTT 6rot bsidlss, covered With sists Tor !.
erlI used a. maehins shop, asd .ivo-story bricu
shed buildinG oonnsotsd With the briek housss and
forming ground hoor Of loo By las feet This prop.
dspg has yssy rreat advantages By vat.r and track
of 10 fret IN length viii give oopnsoton with all of
the railroads opnteftng ~ Alexandria.
Telins .onethird cash, and the remainder on .
nfedt Qf i've geara with asmiannual interest 10 be
secured b uagotiAble noiea and deed of and
p2lisy o. lnsarsnee. The ?oa,s q conyeyaqoinN.
Posa aaioq Given In heptember neHt
Apaeotd JAMES y. SMITH, Trustee.
nv n. n. wAHNER, Real Fs,ets RroheT
II aWAA AWNr "a 49, ~ 80.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
Clark, Kimmell 4 NOrfleet,

Have tor sale following improved and uninprovsd
proOsrsi
A THRKFsroRy BRICK HOUsE, ON ~, BR.
n tWssn Ninth and renth streets iftnw ltt. four.
s,Tistiy d.-;sis.s % % seu.s Pdss iiGiao sSco osss
balance In I and sJearA
A THREEsTosy pRlUk HoysE. on COR,
SsiG rOe ~. ssH! ~ y'@sSsv S!.,;,. q ~
prOps.u can bs bSaEhi =, a Isy lO~ aSurs and on
A rwosToEY IsAME nousE. ON ?, 9E;
F,s. s 81 S:- -. :Ss, H g ss1;s: iss
A THREKsToRY AND BAoK BUILDING
frams hoa.e, on q ssres. ssuih. be,~sea Tselhh
SsFd. @ Iot ISisS i.st Slios si.sdS. 80 e.sS; bal
inss so dollAfs yer month.
A Two.sToRYF FRAME HOUSE, 500 sTRRKT
eog,hs.st-s.ysa rsops essh, room. e. seiA' "a'sr
A rwosroRy FRAME HoUsK. ON ooRNKR
front. friOs SSOOo SsO cash balance go per mOs,h.
A rwosToHY BRIoK BousE ANp BACK
s To1s .s.ps.e.s a Tooas ssssr ssS sss Fdss s1Sc
eau terms
tSiid ss.s, Ssisssss, u 500 IS; 9 asaiSs
A FARM or ss AopEs, TIVE nuys ERoM
w.shiastsabJ s. Bsnuias'. brllssi inptsvsd by .fsms
housc q ss,sn o. sisn, rccp. Lars e.rn s.ao,';
living stream q vsss. % place seod ershssd z .g
e1.. as: Rsifhis n Ssrp PEA fs. so So S.- s ssss .
A FARM or % AoRss, WILL vooDEnrwo
S. sH .r,Ss os.s.. hss,s q ss f; ~
lA1d' aes A. d'.,snes slsv.a mile. ir9m ws.hins-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
RY 2. q, wAaNER, Real Y.,sis nroLcI
bsegses a sed III

sEE, sSS iJ b N SlVSG SJIRSSIES
BM hpJIckSf fRRREro' N fas sIEGfs
W vi .sil, on wEDNRsDAY, NAY 40, Is7p. a,
Q oqlook. D. IN, on the prsmises. Tor The Columbia
bg,ldlas As.oel..ion sI q sqsar. south o sau.is
publo square and ha..aohuaetts and kouth Oarolina
s,S.d ss sSss sP q gscs es. % S.SS :Ss
by atwossorJ fiaue hog,s Thsss lots are o. suoh
nae and propertY 10 thia locaion Il cheap, thai
,his ssis ~ Saosd rare ohsnOs for poof nan to
seunre lpI
The balance 10 q v. ~ and N months. with ss psf
esat inisres' s3s down vheu snld rbs unimpro vsd
lots viii be sold ssparatsy, ei0 down eseh LOT
Whsn sold balance IN mouihly installnens of ai9
vnul paid, vI,h II per. cent ietsrssA stsmps shd
krpHANIhH IONEe,l T,ru.,...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
Books and Stationery.
NKw hooks JUST RRCKIyRD.

waits Tabls Of Gases New Yort Reports. i1at. ls72
Bonds Circuit Court Reports. volumsi
BAnndsn' Treaties ou the Law Of NsgliGsuos, with
notes on American oAsss.
wAllAos's suprsms Court Report. yolumS u.
Phillips Practice In Supreme Court Of Unitsd
States.
Miils Political KooBomy. Peoples sditIou.
Annual Rec yrd Of science and Industry for usli.
Woods Strange Dwellings. with lllnstsatlonsJ
tH-For sale By
W. II. a. o. ". MORRISON.
Law Booksellers snd stAtIonsru.
No A7b Penn1IyanIA avsnua
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
BY WIN L. VII s:. a..s,. 4 Ga S:,.ti:: tAiss,''.''r''
900 and a0a I. W. cor cor. p. Az ssd Ninth sL

By wM. L. Wall A t,t CO., !, A,,serissssr..
900 and sod J. v. s' cor "a % ~. sd Ninth st.
TRUSTEES SALE on IMPROVED PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
. ,Ss cSsSS @ q wsssinS,sS o B. g, 70 hSsr
i.ss. on HoEbt AZ, Jsss =. y q seleSf. la 3, 10
rsssryatou Nc, II together With the improvepeRts,
Il,eAted gu Second sfrest wssi, between North and
Tbs sttsatsa Of buyers s called 10 this 81. - The
ssaS b.sSss y 81 ~ Ss.s., E. y.
.nd tvsuey-lour meathn dafeusd notes ssouFsd ~
s:sS & ,sa-, I'D s';1s.as .. 90. ,:':.s.. css
posit Of oiOo slrsd 900 !. he proPssts q I'D
By.C9L1pwSELd q KISG; Aaeiiea,ss.,
glvaniA Avenna
!. S% !, MSSRAy 6. l!I JSs: sssc 10 s:ss sn
L. s SsIS q -ed 4 =:
sssss. sord.sias % fsis, q Rssls s.isosa ! ".
uats "a and lgbsrsd, and b .Ithin oss-ioGrth q
ala ssoSs : ssf -. ssssr.S and % as.ss. c No No
eoutAins aheut 10 aersa ve,i wooded and uatsred
sSs. .s sea- he q ass:.. q ss
IairoAd, nov In proGress Of construction. plat of
sasS On w Jss:. f.sss oS hs TsI ps.
Tsrnsi Ons-thisd oaAh, of which amou nt a2O must
S'ss sns s; s q. a:.s .:'' d s. .Ss
:ss.s ... .SS I'd, q IN e; ss Eli e s
,als the eIsestors u rsssL At risk Aad oosi Of de-
.na fi..'s,s .Isss' s,a osiosf. p s DAY q sale,
free 10 all biddsEs ,.,-,o,, ~.
Sk.E. psMMwI1k EIsou,Ors.
Hy2l eoat o0LDwKII : KING. Aue,..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
Auction Sales.
BYSSsE : ~; H. -

FIRsT;oLAss REIyAIE REsIpEnoB, FBoNT.
AND sixth BrRRE :, Wfsr. Al AtIuTfoE.
On WkpNEspAY, The oeth instant, a. b oieioek
pressb brick trout house, With : hps back buiidine
containing Ab,ut sirtssn rooma, With III modern i'm
iront and depth mailing hrstol.ss property, and in
rocd loo tim, bene veiy desirable. I -
hbd foar yea notes bearing Interest," and secured
BY deed of tsust on the pFenise. Al oSpvayAnoinG
Two spadFsd dollar. Der " 9u ,hs AZ Il ssle
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
0pticiaus.

YpRphKTtRs FOR TRrTIHo sPIRIrs,
~ Goal o,a ,hls MN, Cream, viqee.r. Ice, Inns,
Acdt kther, Silver Solution, ali, salt atsr, hrdA.
hlkAl. Ammenla. Bssr, baft, OidsF, fhallaS, alse.
vps::d ws sa. .s S. !, .OS = SLS, ;sss
n. N. uRMPI,RR,
Opttetnn,
Ah3 Pounsylvania avsnue,
apoO-u corner -Four and a-hAif atreel
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

w DcIssr ID ssy,s,s 'tsss, sd Ioei.Isas% % sysan.,
PAYS SIX PKR ORNT. INfRnRsr ON ALL DF.
All deposits mads and drawn Al sin open dally from
MA i,LI m; e 2; m, sss on sATghPAAy I'VE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-11
GENERAL MARKET.

One Of the St. Louis packets arrived this
morning with fair cargo of produce. but moi
enough Of any particular article to influence
the market 10 any great extent.
APPLEs-Receipts light; 81 OO@2 SO .
bushel from wagon.
BUTTER-Q1iet at 1S@2Oc for western dairy
country, l09l2c.
BEANS-Market bare.
BAGGING-Heavy brands, 1713@l8c; Iron
BRAN-Quiet; $1,000 q ton 81 15@1 25g1OO
lbs from store; corn bran, sl5@l6; on levee,
81 D 100 bs in store.
BACON-HiRher; jobbing prices, clear sides,
-gS}13; clear rib, -9S1zc; Shoulders -@6l4c !;
breakfast bacon, 10000; uncanvassed smoked
hams, 9Sl0c ;sugar-cured, l4@l415.a according to
brand.
CHICKENS Young steady; 81 1904 90; old.
oHEEsE-N Northern factory, l5@lsc; Eng
5coTT6N-sEED-scarce and in demand at
sl2 4 ton on levee. buyers furnishing sacks:
COFFEE-Quiet; Rio. 24@25c; Laguyra, 249
254e; Java. @@3lc; Mocha, 39@4lc.
CABBAGES-Dull: So 0094 90 u 100.
C0RN-MEAL-Quiet; So 5093 90 from store;
3 35g3 40 from levee.
CORN-Firm; 6597nc from store 62965 on
leyee, yellow and white; ear SIC.
EGGS-Fresh scarce; 15@l6c.
FLOUR-Firm low grades, 81 50@7 90 me-
dunn, 81 25@9 50; family and fancy, 50 90.
HAY-Quiet; 81 4O91 50 . 100 from store !;
$40 00g2 %. fair to prime. from levee; new
timothy, s26 o092S %.
.LEM0NS-Scarce at sl2 OO@- y box, for
choice.
LARD-Jobbing at 915@1Oc for tierce and
l0h@llc for key; 1l@llA for bucket; 1254@
1877 for tin pail.
M0LASSES-Firm; Orleans, common to
prime, 50@70c; Sugar house syrups. common,
40950c; fair to good, 55@70c; Eastern syruys,
50g75c.
NGES-Scarce: s11 5OGl2 90.
0NI0NS-Quiet; 81 1903 Is y Dbl.
0ATS-Easier, 4@42c and H@45c, levee
and store prices.
P0RK-Mess, Sl3 SOC.
PQTATOES-New. from wagon, 81 25td1 60
3 Dbl measure, 81 0092 %; shipping order,
.SUGAR-Quiet; open kettle louisiana infe-
rior TO choice, 9gl2c: yellow clarified, liz
@l3c; white clarified, 121a@l3c; hard refined,
white, l3l4@l3l9c, and A coffee, 1214@1254c.
SALT-s2 25g3 . o Dbl, domestic and dairy.
WHISKY-Firm; 81 on y gallon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0FFIoE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July IL, 1872.

PUBLIC LEDGER 0FFIcE,
MEMPHIS. Tenn. July II. 1872. ! q
Very few depositors were noticed at
the banks this morning, and, while
checking is not active, the demand for
loans is only moderate. First-class pa
per is discounted at the banks at l0@12
Q cent, where it natures in thirty and
sixty days, and upon the street the
rates vary from l@2 q cent. p month.
There is but a light movement in East
ern exchange, and 81 so premium =
$1,000 is the nominal rate between banks,
while par@5c premium is the rate paid
on cotton bills. There is some inquiry
for New Orleans, but just now none Of
our banks have large amounts in that city.
Gold has again reached ia in New
York, and dealers here are working on a
close margin. Purchases reported are
$4,000 at ll3, and $1,000 at ll3i. Local
Investments are without the slightest in
terest, and are talked Of only when POI,
,itics is worn out by the woe-begone curb
stone broker Yesterday bid Of lSc
was made on a small lot of Arkansas
lovee bonds, with the July coupon. at
tached. On city coupons, past-due, zoe
is the best offer to-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-11

Blank (,.....) indicates no report; cipher (O)
[oaieiaij s.w. RHODE,
| Observer Signal Service. U. S. A.
By the above dispatches it will be seen
that the Missouri rise has reached its
hight at Benton, and at Omaha the water
is about as high as it will be this sum
mer. The lower part of that stream is
declining with a good stage for large
boats. The Ohio is falling at every
point below Pittsburg, and the Missis-
sippi is falling above, the big rise re-
ported by St. Paul dispatches net yet
having appeared. The Arkansas is
again falling, with four feet over the
shoals, and the channel becoming better
defined over the bars. White river is
falling and getting low. The decline
here was one inch. Business is very
quiet. The weather is warmer than on
yesterday, creating quite demand for
umbrellas, linen coats, palm-leaf fans
and ice water by those whose duties call
them upon the landing. The Turner
went down during the evening with a
good trip The Howard went up for st.
Louis with 500 tons. The Louisville
went up for the Ohio after dischargiug
some iron over at Hopefeld. The City
Of Chester came in from st. Louis this
morning with 500 tons produce.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Mohawk and barges passed up
this morning.
Elliott's new steamer, the City of Au-
gusta, made satisfactory trial trip at
Louisville yesterday, and to-day begins
to load for New Orleans.
Yesterday the United States Marshal
sold the Tyrone, at Cairo, for Scoops
Thad. Davis, of Nashville, being the
purchaser
Bhughes, in his lecture last night,
treated the second clerks of steamboats,
to fine compliment; he said they would
all labor hard one day in the year and
consume the other three hundred and
sixty-four days in spending the fortune
amassed.
The Mollie Moore left New Orleans
Tuesday for st. Louis with 500 tons, in
GLIDING 369S bars railroad iron.
The following, defining the rights of
part owners in vessels, is furnished by
the Treasury Department;
TREASURY DErARTMEST, june a, lSI2.
To Collectors Of Customs and Others:
The following act of Congress, defin-
ing the rights of part owners Of vessels
in certain cases, approved April 3, lotz'
is published for your information:
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, That
any person or persons or body corporate,
having more than one-half ownership in
any vessel, shall have the same power
to remove a captain, who is part owner
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-11

The illustrious B. H. spoke his piece
last night to fine audience. The Their
mometer ranged upward and the warmth
was considerable; but still he spoke, for
the house was full Of people, and they
enjoyed his flow Of wisdom. The Doc
tor was surprised to find so many suck
ers in Memphis without the straw and
tumbler attachments, but to them he
confessed that he had wept inside that
theater, and asked that the shawl Of
charity be thrown over him. (Unfortu-
nately there was no Barney Hughes in
the audience to throw a shawl, and
therein he was less fortunate than Mrs.
Oates.) He spoke of his friends, and
referred pathetically to the soothing
syrup administered by them previous to
the lecture. He exonerated his eulo-
gists of the press by admitting that his
encomiums we're paid for by the line, but
asked the audience not to think that he
said lynn, as he did not always say
what he meant. He paid tribute to
his modesty, and proceeded to relate his
army experiences, but noticing some Of
his old comrades in the audience,
changed the subject, and, strangely
enough, at once attacked one Of the
cardinal virtues-truth. The learned
Doctor then proceeded to hold the mir
ror up to nature from clearinghouse
standpoint. He next paid his re-
spects to young men in the various avo-
cations of life;- to "roughness," in which
Tracy was referred to, and "parlor
griefs," in which reference was made to
himself, He concluded by paying a
very handsome compliment to the la
dies, and retired amid loud, continued
applause.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-11

Of such vessel, as such majority owners
now have TO remove captain not an
owner; provided, that this act shall not
apply where there is valid written
agreement subsisting, by q virtue OF
which such captain would be entitled to
possession, nor in any case where cap
tain has possession as part owner OBJ
tanned before the passage of this act.
j. f. HARTLETT,
Acting Secretary
There are only nine feet of water re-
ported between Cairo and St. Louis,
An advance in rates south from st.
Louis next Monday is predicted.
The Bismarck is coming down loaded
to over eight feet.
Judd West, of the City of Quincy,
bought the Continentals turn to load for
New Orleans.
Our St. Louis exchanges claim that
the Cincinnati report of line of boats
to Memphis, comprising the Andy Baum,
Potomac, st. Mary's and Arlington, re-
quires confirmation.
The Shreve, coming down, has 700 bar
rels lime as one item of freight for Red
river. Tom SCOTS Southern Pacific
railroad will be whitewashed from end
to end with it.
The steamer Ella May, which left No
bile on Monday of last week, took fire at
LIE Barron's wharf, at Pensacola, on the
morning Of the Sd inst, and was totally
destroyed. She was owned by Captain
Bates and Campbell, and was uninsured.
The Pink Varble is coming here from
Louisville.
The Idlewild made the run on her last
trip from Henderson to Evansville in
ffty-nine minutes. This is considered
extraordinary fast time.
The Memphis and Cincinnati steamer
Lawrence leaves for the Ohio on Satur-
day evening.
The Dardanelle is the packet to leave
for the Arkansas tomorrow evening.
We learn from the Helena Clarion
that the officers of the st. Francis con-
template making two trips per week from
this city to Helena.
Barney Hughes bouquet thrown upon
the stage last night has been placed in
the show window at Byrds jewelry store.
Bhughes says he will keep it always, as
it is the first present or token he ever
received from an appreciative audience.
He will, no doubt, show it during his
lecturing tour to the North and East.
On the last up stream trip of the City
of Helena it is said she made the run
from Hickman to Cairo in three hours
and ten minutes. Captain Lennox says
that his boat, the Grand Tower, has made
the run in two hours and ffty-two min
utes, and that the first trip that she came
up the river she came from Hickman to
Cairo in two hours and ffty-fve minutes,
Mr.. Hiram Hiil, The Submarine diver,
searched the river at Cairo three hours
Saturday afternoon for the body Of Mike
Carroll, and when he was offered pay he
refused to take it.
The City of Helena leaves this even
ing at five o'clock for Vicksburg and
all the usual way landings. Captain
Mckee is her commander, and Win T.
Power secretary.
The regular tri-weekly coast packet,
G. W. Cheek, in command of Captain
George Malone, leaves at five o'clock
this evening for Friar's Point and all
the usual way landings. Robert Wild
berger and Charles jackson are her
clerks.
The City of Chester leaves this even.
ing at FIVE o'clock for Cairo st. Louis
and all the coast landings. Captain
Zeigler commands. and Mr.. Hewitt is
purser.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-11

THE DRAWING. The single number
distribution Of the Memphis Agricultural
Association is progressing at the theater
as we go to press. The following num-
bers drew prizes amounting to $40 and
upward: 44sO, $4,000; 1916, $25OO; 1926,
$4,000; 1869, $500; $500, $3.50; 1892, 5000;
2ll9, $500; 81, $50; l4l2, $40; 56l2, $40;
$500 $40. 1897. 800.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-11
ParaouaI.

Captain Ed. Anderson, Chief Of the
Fire Department, leaves this evening
for visit to his family. in the middle
portion of the State. He will be gone
only short time.
Colonel Meek, distinguished member
of the Columbus, Mississippi, bar, is in
the city for a few days. He is one Of
the most genial and popular gentlemen
in Mississippi.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-11

GEM GARDEN.-Mr. Joseph H. Molen
is now sole proprietor of the handsomely
fitted up saloon, corner of Madison and
Second streets, and also of the celebra-
ted Gem Garden in the suburbs. Mr..
Molen will keep the saloon stocked with
the very best of wines, liquors and
cigars, and at eleven o'clock each day
will set splendid lunch. The Gem
Garden is likewise constantly supplied
with the very best of liquid refresh
ments, and being but short distance
out, comparatively, is a pleasant drive.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-11

BARBECUE AT CUBA.-There was big
barbecue at Cuba yesterday, at which
there was a very large gathering of can
didates and other respectable people.
Brief speeches were made by the various
candidates for Congress, Representative
and county officers. Their speeches
were cut short by the committee in order
that the dancing might not be inter-
rupted.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-11

AccIDENT.-There was a slight acct
dent on the Little Rock road yesterday
caused by the spreading of the rails anG
which precipitated the ladies car down
the embankment some twelve feet. DR.
]. W. Webb was considerably bruised
and'a child Of Mr.. Anderson was slight
" cut on the head. Several others were
slightly hurt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-11

The CoURr SQUARE CoYoERT.--The
Court Square promenade concert last
night was the finest of the series. The
assemblage was about as large as the
Square could conveniently accommo-
date, and represented the very best
classes of our people. The music was
excellent, and many were the fattering
remarks concerning Professor Arnold
and his fine brass band. The serio comic
fantasia, THE Rage in America," was
especially fine, and was very highly ap-
preciated. Leubrie as director and
Arnold as leader, give us good music, for
which the public should be grateful. No
man who contributed dollar to these
concerts can possibly regret it now.
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SUBURBAN LOTS.
One Hundred Lots fSliale

HAVE JUST FINISHED IAYINoEF
hsrnando road. just outside me eitlimits
and on the street railroad Eonldlnyite
psrsons who wish TO buit ~ eau Cd see
these lots. Having alrd adssSa seTAl 70
saiaried young men Ne@@hat az, oiers 70
do likewise, ana lnNs Is the best nd;his
spare N ssdl ee o ~ ration taxes tobsy.
i will sell on fave J. NJ. PROVrN-,
,o,us NO. u Madison street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-11

CHELSEA CLUB.-Such of the Chel-
scans as favor the election of Greeley
and Brown are requested to meet at Hu-
bert's grocery, between Mill street and
the bridge, at eight clock this evening,
for the purpose Of organizing a Greeley
club and taking part in the Greeley rati-
feation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-11

RATIFIoATIoy.-Next Friday evening
the Greeley clubs will ratify the Balti-
more nominations by procession and
a subsequent gathering in Court Square.
Fireworks, public-speaking, Transparent
cies, and beer and music and deafening
shouts will be the order of the evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-11

GREELEY CLUBS. Greeley clubs are
being rapidly organized in all parts Of
the city. The action of the Baltimore
Convention yesterday will put some I'M
der Roadway that were before holding
back waiting for the convention. They
will organize in time to take part in the
grand ratification Friday evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-11

COUNTY GoURT.-The County Court
yesterday appointed Mr.. P. NJ Stanley
as special commissioner to hold the
election on the first Thursday in Au-
gust. Judges were appointed for the
various county and city precincts.
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observation-disclosures. Atchison & Co.,
dealers in fancy groceries, No. ASS Main
street, Waldran block, have a fine as
sortment of family groceries always on
hand and for sale at the lowest market
prices. Only the best articles kept. la
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-11

CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE.-The Cham.
Der of Commerce meeting this after
noon at four o'clock is called by num-
Der of leading citizens who are interest
ed in the completion sf the Memphis
and Selma railroad to Holly Springs. 1t
is said distinguished gentleman from a
sister State will address the meeting.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-11

RECORDERS COURT .-Recorder Win
tiers committed James Thomas and So
phie Merrill to Jail in default of $4,000
bail on the charge of larceny, and Clarke
Lanier in the same amount for commit
ting assault with intent TO kill.