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and the isls k0sd theocs ga ths centre %
- alley uorthefls - iest and thsncs caste
! Is pafailrl n Fifth Ascnus ~ ths place oi b.
gluuiug
And eeEiuning ~ The ,osFth 81 said piscss 81
parcels 81 lard 90 the rentss 81 Ntrkory Aven ~
Al ths distsne. 81 tae feet seathefly irosn "a
tsfsertIuu Nth the centfe 90 Flnh ANeuuF
| thence rannIug 18th the centrs ni SD svruu'
seathefit fcst th~uce westerly parable 9.
/ Tlnh Avenue about 10 fest ~ ths ceut-r oi
ten i.ssi siirs mtdwAy egi~esu niekery Ave
noe and.the fslis Road then uoftherls ~ftl
| the centre et SD silsy - iesi aud thea east
etls l,arsiiel - finh Avenas D. the place 81 hs
| riuniug zach oi sid pieces 80 parcels 81 Ian
/ being part IT the land seeohily descfihed "a
\ the deed irotn Joseph Lennes sud wife b. ~
said sarah \ Msnkin. dated August N. 1872
aud recorded among the Land Records Of hAl
/ tn,ur. county. " Lahsf } n L.. NJ s.. o. .H
a. A.
] Thcsc lot. are sitaatei IN Hampi-n Nilisgs
/ en the Fall. Road. within icw INMATES dfis
| IT the city 81 Baltimore. aud the snest sVsilabl
/ property tot inVestment
/ TuE TERMS OF SALE ARE That oas
halt 81 the purchase snensy shall ~ paid d
cash on the dsy q sale, aud the balance i
/ tueAe months thereafter the credit paymeu
10 he secured by the notes of the purchaser
| with surety approved.
l.. I. ~ NEWMAN,
Attorney for Mortgages
! THE MARYLAND LAND AND FERN ANkN'
HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION or BALTl
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~ eors RIGHT ~ rHt sror."
INSTANT RgLIEPf
Htei0hafdt's herman Vegetable
sitter b.1ixtr.

'I'iiE very be.i and chespes, Remedy of the
i ase. only 20 otais bottle. offered 20 the
pubiic no, - accumulate an immsn.e fortune,
but 10 relieve the afflicted. IL !. the most sure
and reliable help for all those who suffer With
byspepsia, aud all disorders that arise from =
weak and foul sumsch. A single dose will
cure the worst hind 81 Sick Headache In . lev
minutes.
FEVER AND AGUE attacks will be check
ed instsnianeously by tasting a dose at its pc
ripdical appearance. and = few bottles wili cure
the disease permanently. Prizes. 40 cts. bottle
css- For sale At Iti v. Gay 81, aud Manurg
Depot, No. Isl East Madison 81. Baltimore.
Oct. 10. -iy.
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TnE EtxcTioz RETuRxs.-we would thank our
friends In The different districts u they would for.
ward the returns Of the election 10 us as soon as
The votes ere counted, on Tuesday night next.
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Mass MEEriSG. The R-pub icans ~ rho II 10
district assembled ~ Reifs hotel on Ta~sd.y
evening u this Nesk Nathaniel + Cotutn. E+q.
vas made chairman Of the meeting. on motion OF
DR. W Csdd-n There were a considerable
Humber ~ ciiizens present and they we're address.
81 by Major 4 Hancock and : Parker Bosley.
E-q MAJOR Hancock made . good suhs'sntial
sp-'ch, which vas pleasing and gratifying 10
quite a number Of Democrats present
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COUNTRY STORE AND DWELLING with
~ two acres Of land attached, on Reistcrs.
town road, ~ miles from Baltimore.
For sale by HENRY W. COOKE.
Law Buildings, st. Paul st..
Sept. 1t.--tf. Baltimore, Md.
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Virginia Farms.

Virginia Farms.
A FARM or 3lI ACRES in Fairfax county,
~ miles from Alexandra. : miles from
Washington. and u mites from Railroad. one
II $50 actes ia fnwhaian county. ON Richmond
aud DanViile Railroad. 20 miles from Rich
mund.
ALSO.
ONE oF 5g5 ACRES In Essex county imme-
dietely On the Rappahannock river. All three
very desirable on account of eligible locations.
Ac, Ac.
Foi sale bv HENRY W. COOKE,
No Law Buildings, st. Paul ST.,
Sep. ~ 1T. Baltimore, Md.
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Farm for Sale.

lOry ACRES on the Northern Central Rail.
* road near Freeland. 100 acres under
cultivation. aud heavily lined line arge new
Dwelling OF " rooms, 2 Tenant House. Barn
5ox52. Hennery ike, Wagon llause 50xio.
Ac., Ac. All kinds Of fruit; I: helds under
good fencing. water ia all but one
Apply - HENRY W. COOKE.
Lss Buildings. 81. Paul st,
Sen. It.-tl Baltimore, Nd.
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friend, Mr.. Thomas J. tIill, Of the l3th district,
paid our Office . sort Of "donaiiou visit on
Tuesday, and completely loaded % down with
the fruits Of his soil. Among the vegetables are
,urnips. winter rsddshes, rutsbsgas, all Of enor.
nous size. aud las, but not least, . California
pie plant. about The size, shape aud color Of .
huge wa,srmelon. The latter is something en.
iircly new to DC. aud 10 really curiosity. u 10
used for making pies or preserving, and 10 said
10 he superior 10 eitron.
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hAssEtN - VT VI" hOtlINs
W. hay ilsi d..ed "a q com plcte a..ort
w ueHt q ne~ st.is. aud 49, constantly
Arep "a hs't fresh urpliss u al L''sdsd suds
to- be- wauts oi thr pghilc, suitable i"r 81
s",s'ns 80 zoe year. and the beet which to-
ma'sets can alori, az ,uS price.
Having iargntie, equal o. city merchants.
~ i'ci satisfied that & you give "a. call -
eau ve abstraction Ia priees. aud the qaaii,y
nf ynots.
The sinl q s,ds ~e hall scep. vii strictly
be- hrst class and y The best quality The
names 70 the follow AZ k.hds 90 give.
y r Y @ 90 DIS.
Blacx Alpaea,. Dc!aine,. AIpaeA Ls.irc,.
Beautiful thali.es. Chamo-rg DtnghAms. Msn
chester tiiughans. A. PLAIN Cambrics aud
Lawns. ScN s,yies 81 Caiirues Cstisa sse-..is 81
all descriptions, white, Rcd. Gray aud Opera
Flanncls. Table Cloths. Linen NApkia., r0wel
crash, Winter ani summer Cassimrres. Co,tSl-
AIDES and " lols. Coating sni Panting Linens.
and cue stock ~ Nus ~. bleached aud Cn.
blesrsd, Pillow Case aud shecung do, Gloves
Laf~s ant oenteDrns. Mourning do. sad
Grape iue a-soFtncnt oi Hns err. STA and
Linen HsndFefchtefs heap. aud 4 GREAT
VARIETY Or MOTIONS generally. such a..
siSs. kiobaus. Vely~t-. "orstsd.. Kdgings
insertinss. Ron .ugs Of al colpr.. widths and
styl~s. ~ cha e. II Lady CLERK
hne assortment 10 Tsh.e cutlery, Albsts
Ware. Harbwsrc ga general. Queens w.e
Cookery and Stone Ware \ me lot Of Men.
and Bsys Hats aud taps. Boots aud shoes fsf
Ladies. Gentlemen sud Ihilir~n And alssy,
ou hand GROCERIES Or the BEST QrALt
1IES. Teas, Sagars. CaHees. spice.. Syraps.
Mnla-ses. salt. Bacon. Fish. Lard aud Flour
wooden Ware. OILS Lamps and China 60
shades. Patent Medicines n Teu@ral use. Goa
irrtionesy Il al kinds. Tobacco. s@gArs sud
>nuh. soaps, Candies, and Er~a, variety Il
other ARTICLES
spec al attention il called b. the fact of our
hsvinz LADY CLERK. vhe siIl .how gods
aud quote prsres.
n.-Goods delivered free 81 charge
We will run IA ennuertfnn with our husIness
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SAP CAsE ov DRowxisa. 90 Saturday las,,
Mr.. George Carr, residing 81 Gorsneh's Mills,
7ih district, took his esn aud went 10 the mill
dam near by for the purpose OF shooting ducks.
His little son. Howard, aged about two years,
without the knowledge OF bis father. starred "a
follow him. and by sous means fell into the mill
race aud was drowned. Aboutan hour afterwards
the child was missed from The house aud search
vas at once begun, when bis lfeless body wa
found 10 the trunk Of the fore-bey Of the MILL
The bereaved parents have the symrathies Of Tho
entire neighborhood.
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RETURN OF STREET rLATs.

OFFTCG 1orstr tevsfssfsvtRf 80 Nsfrt -.
ToUsautowu prtsr hef "A, 1879
TIVE County Comm s.isners ul Ha .no-s
IL County n plrsuancs ~ thr acts % AsseHa
bly, IN such case n.aAe suj provided h-r.by
ave notice 'ha' ne plat ~ The survsv Of the 70
esiion Il Eimonason Av~nue. iorsasriy n arf 3
cot street, a. sNteulsd ~ a distance ~ ? az
feet westerly iron the re.,sFn,,oss tsfmira. RI
Edmoudson Avenue. A. heretofore lprsisd -
proper -xplsn ations. has been duiy Giei in ne
Office 81 sid Caunty Con nitssiolcrs and unisss
objections D. the same sre aiei
% ~ h,sor, ~ ID say u N5rsatsi isss.
the same ~iil be ratified sni conf frnsd aecafd
ing y ~
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ENGLIsH PIcRLEs. CHOW CHOW,
IL ONIONS, PIccALILLA, wALNuTs,
For sale 81 CHEWB.
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Property Sales.

pursuance Of power contained in mort
Il gage from Alice q. Mankin, Sarah Mankin
L1d NJ. Theresa Mankin 10 the Maryland Land
- aud Permanent Homestead Associa- a,
- ton Of Baltimore county, dated 2ith
6&day Of October, A. u. 1868, aud &c
corded among the Mortgage Land RECORDS u
baltimore county, In Libsr 4. II. a., No. 81,
folio i76, and under the provisions Of the Pub.
ltc General Laws II Maryland. tho undcrsign.
ed will offer at public sale, ON the premises, ON
Wednesday. l3h Of NoUesLer, A. u. 1879.
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Attorney for Mor,gagees.
THE MARYLAND LAND AND PERMANENT
HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION or RALTI
MORE COUNTY, Mortgages.
n. y BOARMAN, Attorney.
Oct iu-fa
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EsTABLIsHED i-sa.
The Old Stand ,
Shealey Bros.

FRESH : PPLIF> or NEW GOODS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14

One or two cargoes of produce have arrived
since our last report asa"S BUSINESS is more ac-
tive.
APPLES-Few choice in market; IS 0O@9 50
"a Dbl.
BUTTER-New grass in better supply, at "a
@27c,
BEANS-Quiet; So 75dS 90 p bush
BAGGlNG-Heavy brands, 171z@lSc; Iron
ties, Ease q n.
BBAN--Quiot; s2s = ton; 81 5O@l SIS from
BACON-Easier; clear sides, 71z@7zsc; clear
rib, 719@7SSc; shoulders, 5sst9554c; breakfast
bacon, 912@l0c; uncanvassed smoked hams,
sH@lOc; sugar-cured. l218@lS1zc, according
CIICKENs-Y Young scarce; 81 OO@6 so; old,
CHEESE Dull; Factory. lie; English
COTTON SEED-In demand at sll q ton on
leyee.
@25c; Java, 2S@S0c; Mocha, 3Sg40e.
CABBAGES- Unchanged; $40 OO@l5 90 .
100, common to choice.
RN-MEAL-Fairlya active: SO 25@3 40 from
store; levee prices, 5@l0c lower.
C0RN-Steady; TO@7219c from store. G6@6Sc
from leyee, yellow and white; ear, in bulk,
EGGS-Dull; l21S@l31zc.
FLOUR-Quiet; low grades, S. 1906 80 me
dunn, 81 50@S so; family and fancy, 50 SOC
IL so.
HAY--Firm; 81 IS y 100 from store; SIG OO@
% 90, fair TO prime. from levee.
LEMONS at 81 Goes 25 y box, for
Palermo and Messina.
LARD-Jobbing at 9A@l0H. .tierce and
key; l054@ll for bucket; l214@l214 for tin pail;
los to IS in cases.
M0LASSES-Q Quiet; Orleans, common to
prime, 50965c; Sugar house syrups, common,
S5a45c; fair TO good, 5o@65c; choice to fancy,
75cGSl 00.
ORANGES -Messina scarce. So soar so.
0ATS--Moderate supply, 55g5Se, levee and
store prices.
0NI0NS-New, 81 5O94 %.
PORk-Mess, Sl3 50@l3 70; rumps, Sll soc
u 90.
POTAToES-New, 81 SOFAS 50; old, So 100
8 Is; sweet, 81 80 = Dbl.
SUGAR-Quiet; open kettle Louisiana, inie-
rior TO choice, S1zdllAc; yellow clarified, llg
ll5zc white clarified, l2@l2llc; hard refined,
white, 1S14@l319c and A coffee, l24gl21ac;
Demarara sugar, good to prime, llA@ll5ze.
SALT-s2 25@3 3 q Dbl, domestic and dairy.
WHISKY-Firm; 95c@Sl 90 q gallon.
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oad F.,,ovs, Picnic.

The great picnic of the season comes
off at James Park tomorrow, when the
Odd Fellows and their families assemble
on the ground with their hearts fixed on
pleasure and enjoyment. If anybody
thinks the Odd Fellows do not know how
to enjoy themselves. let them attend enc
Of their picnics and learn the contrary.
At the park tomorrow number Of ar
ticles will be voted to popular people,
and will excite deal Of interest. The
stove to the most popular housekeeper,
and the fine gold-hesded cane to the
most popular Past Grand, will be very
closely contested, but when it comes to
voting ON the gold ring to the most pop
ular young lady on the grounds, then a
lively contest may be expected. We ad-
wise everybody to go to the picnic.
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MONSTER PROMENADE CONCERT
AT THE DOLLAR STORE.
Lon Leubrfe I'm the New Role of an
ImpresaFiO.

| ImDFeeaFfO.
Lou Leubrie will give grand prone
made concert in. front of his Dollar Store,
No. 22O Main street, on Friday evening
next at 6 o'clock, on which occasion
Professor Arnold's old Memphis brass
band, with sixteen pieces, will discourse
their finest music. A platform will be
erected in front Of the store and the line
of promenade will be along Main street
from Adams to jefferson. Lou Leubrie,
with his accustomed liberality, gives this
concert at his own expense for the bene-
ftof the ladies and children, and as an
initiatory movement toward series of
promenade concerts in Court Square.
He is DESTROYS that ladies and gentlemen
should turn out en- masse to testify their
desire for these delightful summer
entertainments, and should he be en-
couraged by their smiles he will So
licit subscriptions from the citizens of
Memphis for the purpose of inaugural
ing a series Of promenade concerts in
our park, to be given every week during
the summer. Scarcely any village in
the country that can support brass
band but has promenade cancerts dur
ing the summer evenings, and there is
no reason why Memphis should be an
exception. Lon Leubrie understands
and appreciates this fact and deserves
the thanks of this whole community for
the efforts he is making in behalf Of
all lovers of music and innocent and
enjoyable entertainment. At his con-
cert next Friday night the neighborhood
of the Dollar Store will be lighted up
with brilliant calcium lights, and the
crowds of fashionable ladies and gentle
men who will promenade there will
thank Leubrie for his liberality. The
programme of the concert will be pub
lished tomorrow.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.-The discovery
Of large limestone quarry on the
plantation of Mr.. George Anderson, on
Horn Lake creek, has created no little
excitement among builders. The quar-
ry seems to be inexhaustible, the stone
being in large masses in regular lodges
and can be taken out in any desired
size, twenty feet square if required.
For foundations and paving it is supe-
rior. This rock is within eight miles OF
Memphis, and within four miles Of
Whitehaven depot on the Mississippi
and Tennessee railroad.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14

RECoRDERs CoURT. - Eeighteen Of
tenders appeared before the Recorder this
morning. Fines to the amount OF one
hundred and five dollars we're assessed,
and iifty-five collected. One gentleman
was fined five dollars for shooting inside
the corporation, and twenty dollars for
carrying concealed weapons. Five dis
reputable characters we're fined five dol
lars each for being inmates Of disor-
Derby house. Phil Burnett and Chas.
Ward were sent to jail without bail on
the charge of stealing a pocket-book
containing eight dollars, from Nat Kelly.
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The italian picnic To-Day

Our Italian fellow-citizens and their
friends are holding their third annual
picnic at James Park to-day. The So
cieta di Unione Fratellanza Italiana
turned out in grand procession this fore
noon, headed by Arnold's brass band.
The display was creditable. The band
was followed by sixty members of the
society in full regalia. The triumphal
May car was elegantly decorated with
American and Italian flags and stream
ers, and was filed with bevy of beau
tiful little girls, doing homage to theil
Queen, who sat on throne, attended
by the Goddess of Liberty Colonel GU
Signaigo, the orator of the day. and the
officers of the society followed in open
carriages. The beautiful banner of the
society, and the American and italian
hags hoated in the breeze, indicative Of
American and Italian unity. At the
park the usual festivities are progress
ing. This evening, and until twelve
o'clock, the young people of our city
will indulge in dancing, keeping time to
delightful music. The Italian picnic al
ways attracts crowds of citizens, and we
predict large attendance this after
noon. -.
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POLITICAL Rows. The excitement
created yesterday at the taxpayers
meeting resulted badly. Several wor-
thies got into controversies on the streets
and two participants in the meeting
received most energetic cursing from
irate and excited gentlemen. Not few
were pronounced to be liars, but fortu-
nately no blows were struck or blood
shed. Take the matter quietly, gentle
men there is no occasion of undue
excitement.
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STRAwBERREs.- This delicious fruit is
always best when obtained fresh from
the vine. Mr.. Victor D. Fuchs has per-
fected arrangements whereby he is
enabled to fill orders for any quantity
Of berries at any time. as he receives
them from DR.. H. W. Peters Ever
green Nursery" only a short distance
from the city, several times day, Our
readers will please bear this in mind and
leave orders at Al Jefferson street, and
get berries fresh and fine. ao
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0BsIoE, |
MnNtn ~ Trnr Nav II 1QiO I

..rtlfrt MEMPHIS. TENN. May IA. lH2.
The money market is quiet, with a very
slight improvement in the demand for money,
but no change in the rates of discount. Loans
are made on approved paper at 1O@l2 o cent.
Exchange is in fair demand, with aecommo-
dation transactions between banks amounting
to $40. 900 at 81 y $1,000 premium. Eastern
checks are supplied at &c premium, and com
mercial bills taken at par.
Gold is steady at about ll35s. Our dealers
would pay liz fer shipping lots, but buy
small lots at ll212.
Local investments are dull; TIE was bid to-
day on second mortgage bonds of the Mem
phis and Ohio railroad. and SOC was
paid for past due coupons of the same.
City securities are quoted at 5S@54 for the
currency issue, and G0@6lc for the gold issue.
Past due coupons, SisS5c, with small trans
action at the latter rate. Gayoso gas stock
SOC. Bank of Tennessee money, 92@94c
for the old, and 29@30c for the new issue
Shelby county warrants, 912@981zc. Memphis
gas-light stock, par4Sl %.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14

We have received Church's Musical
Visitor Tor May, the handsomest and
most popular art journal in the country.
The contents embrace correspondence
from leading cities, editorials, anecdotes,
etc., and nine pages of music. Published
by John Church & Co., Cincinnati.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14

STEALING MAGYoLIAs.- Parties have
been plucking the beautiful magnolia
flowers that adorn Court Squire. This
appropriation of public property is not
permitted, and the magnolia grabbers
are warned to desist or trip to the
station house will be the result.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14

GREAT preparations are making for
the Black Crook. The scenery of the
theater has been removed, so as to give
room for the new and magnificent seen
cry of the Black Crook.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer City of Helena, St. Louis.
q" Tom Jasper, New Orleans.
Mallie Rsgon, Arkansas river.
John Kyle, st. Louis.
7. Dean, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Mallie Ragon, Cincinnati
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
T. H. Allen, Arkansas river.
Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
Tom Jasper, st. Louis.
City Of Helena, Vicksburg.
John Kyle, New Orleans.
T. Dean, st. Louis.
BOATS IN PORT.
St. Francis, Legal Tender, Frank
Forrest, A. J. White
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
Chieot City..........A j. White.....-......5 p. m.
Wittsburg .. ....St Francis...............o y. m.
The rise and fall at other points since our
last issue, as reported by the signal service
Rureau is As follows.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14
For SALE OR EXCHANGE.

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE NICE
cottage residence Of six rooms, nice flower
garden, about one acre in ground, good els
tern, stable and carriage house, and good out
the new Ralti Ugh road, about two miles from
Court Square, in sight Of street railroad and
about two hundred yards from the Raleigh
railroad will sell cheap or exchange for a
place in the city near 10 business. For terms
amply to Captain Jinks, 50 Union ct. Posses
sion given LIST Of September, 1872. 5l-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14

THE privileges of St. Georges picnic,
to be held at James park, Friday, May
oath, consisting of bar, confectionery,
restaurant and shooting gallery, viii be
sold at public auction to the highest
bidder on the grounds Friday, May 18th,
at 10 o'clock am. Terms cash. &C
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14

OK ExHIBITIoN.-The beautiful prizes
to be distributed at the Confederate pic
hic on Saturday next are on exhibition
in the show-windows of Barnum's and
Clark's jewelry stores, and attract
crowds of visitors. ..r.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14

AvIGILANr police force will be in at
tendance at the Odd Fellows picnic,
and 40 improper characters will be al
lowed on the grounds.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14

LUSAcY Esquire Miller this morning
held an inquirendo lunatico on the per
sons of William Taylor and George An
derson, and ordered them sent to the
lunatic asylum.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14

The stove to be voted to the most pop
ular housekeeper at the Odd Fellows
picnic, can be seen in front Of O. F.
Prescott & Co. S lamp store.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14

SARATOGA PAVILION water will cure
dyspepsia, biliousness, and all diseases
caused by a disordered state of the
stomach and digestive organs. so
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14

l2:l5 p.m.-Cotton is quiet. Spot sales. 70;
futures. 1900. Sales for May, 233Sc; June,
o l1-l6c; July, q l5-l6c; October, 20Ac.
LIVERPOOL. May IA. II 80 Ann. = Cotton
opens strong. Uplands. -9l01sd; Orleans,
1h@1l14d.
1890 p.m.-Cotton is strong. UpIands. "a
Id; Orleans. -@llAd. Sales, 1900 bales.
Of which 1000 were for export and speculation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14

The LEcTURE.-Rev. David Walk s
lecture for the benefit of Leath Orphan
Asylum, will be delivered at the Cum
berland Presbyterian church Thursday
night.