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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-03-06
THE SAINT LOUIS HOTEL

TtfiIs nia g,iifcent Hotel. lately renewed
4 and greatly improved, and entirely
rc-fnrnishel in mnst sumpfnous and ele'
CANT style, by the St. I."ri> Hotel Associa.
ton, OF which E. f Minton, Esq of New
Orleans, is the President. was opened to
the travelling community on the FIRST
DAY If FEBRUARY, 1872, Under the man.
a.ement Of the undersigned.
HIRAM CRANSTON,
Formerly Proprietor of the New York
=, Hotel. gs
February I4-1y.
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M, AN; HI OOD
- How Lost, How Restored ~


FUSE Publ Is HE'D. II a new edition of
~ DIR. ,Ct'LvEEWELL'S ,CELEBRATED. Es-
SAY on the radiant cmre Of certain weak
nesses, the effects uf Errors and Abuses in
early life. F s,.g ~ a.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a. thirty
years successful practice, TINT tie alarm.
ing cn:,seq .,ences of such errors and abuses
may be radically cured without the dam
gerous use of internal medicine or the ;,,,-
plication of the knife; pointing ont a mode
of cure at once simple. certain. and etfec.
tnal. by means of which every sufferer, no
,iatter what his. condition may be, may
cure himself chcaply, privately and rad
ically. @
tcy This Lecture shonll be in the hands
"fevefyi yUntl, and every man III the land.
Sent. under seal. in plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid, on receipt of six
cents, or two post stamps.
Also, DIR. Culverwtll's Marriages Guide,Y
prize % cents. --,sf.. ss-.ses,.sss.f.
Address the Publishers. Il
CHAS. J. c. KLINE &. co,
~ III broadway, New York.
Jan. Billy 20. Box, t456G
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NOTICE..

TIME UNDERSIGNED WOULD
Il, respectfully INTERN their Friends
a'i'i tue sugar rtan;ets generally ut the
Parishes OF Rapi.les aud Ar".el!"s,
that they are now prepared Ia So; or
repair kettles and boilers in The most
approved style and best w"rn'anlike
maaner. Having had 81 years expert.
,ence in this line of business, they feel
satisfied that they will render sati>f:sc-
ton. au; will guarantee that their work
VIII he better, aud bv their style OF
Setting hu icrs. ecnnnnlize mare fuel
Than thai OF any cher Mason in either
Parish. Best of references given. it re-
CURED. GLE; s SMITH e. SON.
March Is. lc7i-ly. H -.
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~ A farm With shade aih fruit trees
set around The house will sell for two
hnDd;rd to one thousand dollars more
than If there were none.
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SLATbS! SLATES!' STATES


BANGOR PENRLYN< SLATE OFFICE,
- 5, No IL Commercial Place.
NEW ORLEANS
DEsT BANGOR PENRHYN, PORT DI.
ID nOrwic and Port Mt,loc STATES; for
r"'fina-by cargo or su'ail lots, to snit
SLATE SLAB Cis1'ERNs-made a, y
size to order. " !. i5i j''s $50 'G. f1t
Hearth Slabs, Urinals for Railway De-
pots, etc. s -,,,.-l ~
2 Englisl, Ridge Tiles, FIRE BRICKS In
tqnc,ititirsit0 snit Z tsai4 i"f ."
y B.--SLATlNG contracted for at home
or abroad.
Repairs to Slate Roofs will receive
prompt attention. f'>s .
Wl.arf-C.rnrr. Philip, Tcho.,pitoulas
aud Levee streets. p. o. Box 1869 Mer-
chants Exchange. 1873.
ST.. ,,gi ~ w. 4. ELLIOTT, Agent.
Pcactical Slater and Slate Mason.
Feb 2l-lm.
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Plantation For Sale.

ETHE7 OAK DALE PLANTATION
j. four miles below Aiexandria, fronting
ON the river. Dwelling House, cablns'
fences. etc, all in good Condition. Any
one wishing to purchase will call on the
undersigned on the place:
Feb. 2SAm' JAMES MOORE.
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,iDissn.n,ion.

DINSUAUlIUus
EUSflE partnership Heretofore existing lie.
i tween the undersigned in the Ice
Honse or Exchange Hotel, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. }. q p. HDoe
will hereafter conduct the business on his
own account, and will collect all accounts
due tbe.late firm, and assume all its liza.
'bilities. A. II. MASON
.,s y5 ed 'T j. q. p. HOOE.
February 9th. 1872 St.
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THE subscriptions p,ice of tie. AAtE-
R!CAN ~AGRIGULTURIsT, which
is we'll knnwn rs one of the oldest and
hest magaz mes in the world. for the
Farm. Garden and Household. is Sl.5O
il year. One cop, eacl, of Health aud
Home, weekly, and American Agricul-
tHrist, monthly, will be sent one year
for S !, 10 which 81 cents should bc adj
died when the papers are sent to Brit
iSh America. Address,
ORANGE, JUDD l. CO.. Publishers.
2l5 BROADWAY, N. Y.
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U'le SIllenlotrat,
Tt Il r. M s :.

TIE D5MoC2AT" ispuhlisbcd Week
Iv. at FIVE DOLLARS per annum, THREE
fo: six months, payable in advance No
Subscription taken f,r less period than
Six Months.
Ao7aart5G 3Trs inserted at the
rife Of 5 50 PER SQUARE for the first
,u,srtioif aud IS CENTS for each suhsr-
e,,nt one. Eight lines or less, consti-
t,te as1lare. The following are our
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Carl<. (ncauoving space eight
lines, or less, y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90 90
Stu, N,tieas, Marriages. Public
Meptirss, CarIs Of Thanks, etc, to lr
all f,r is Il lvcftiSemrnts.
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CHARGED l,nbla the ns.tal advertisements.
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PROFESSION
r. ". BRI:>GIIUnST,
CIVIL -U2aa GIN O er
--and-
P4RISU s III 1'ElOR :,
ALEX ANNRtA. Ia.

nRDERS seat hy mail. or left mt r. G..
" Iat!i.r yie!s's store will be received
an,l ATTENDED to.
P.,rtes desiring to enter land il his
and ;uii,inins Parishes can he sati fac ;cri
IL ATTENDED to-, .,t
: Tho;e WIN hlvh lost their entry napcrS
of Stat3, ar iTaitnl Statrs l. tt,tis and wish
them r.e,;tuhfiS she'd and PAtents acaai:rd
FL, rre.ipts II iaad entered before the
war: ALSO r,'-cnt2ring underline Homestead
Itw. hands acq sir,"i after the 2'st dav Of
Frbrt,rv u,.Trr the Co f.herate ''spen-
satinn: loratllg Land Warrants. etc. ]
will attend t. np"n application.
JAN 10Th, lSj9-tf.
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The subscription rice ct Hearth and
Home is 81 il year. One copy each "i
Amer ican A.ricultnrist (mon,hly) and
Hearth and Home (Wrrkl!) will he
sent one Year fnr 81, to Which thirty
Two cents should be added whel, the
fapers are To <" t" British America,
10 TRY THEM BOTH A YEAR. IL;
ORANGE, JUDD d Co.. Publishers
2i5 Broadway, New York.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-10
itase,ey MD.

Yesterday morning y tie wearcrs Of
Greeley hats in this city we're despond-
eut. Such of them as we're able to own
more than one hat quickly exchanged
their white hat for one of another color
and different political significance Va
rious were the plans suggested for their
conversion into something more suitable
and becoming; they would have been
willingly disposed Of at any price, but,
alas there was mo demand for them.
There seemed to be a sudden and unto
ward sentiment in favor Of black hats Of
the military pattern, and the white hats
found no takers at any price. This
morning, however, there was an advance
in the price of the article, and they were
quoted stiff with an upward tendency.
Our dispatchesth this afternoon will give
them a stills further rise, and within
twenty-four hours theprice will probably
go up several hundred per cent. if not
more. Hold stiff upper lip gentlemen,
and hold on to your Greeley's; they may
command premiumyet
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-10

MEMPHIS THEArER. MIR. Albert w.
Aiken gave his third representation Of
the Witches Of New York at the Mem.
phIs Theater last evening 10 a fair house.
Tomorrow night being the fashionable
night, extra efforts will be made TO
please the large and fashionable audi
ence which is sure to be in attendance at
Mr.. Aiken's farewell benefit. There
should be full house tonight. ,4s
GRAND OPERA HousE.-The sale Of
reserved seats for Ben .DeBars engage.
ment began at the Office Of the. Grand
Opera House this morning. and win be
continued each day during the week be-
tween the hours Of 10 am. and pm.
Mr.. DeBar will make his appearance
Monday night as Falstaff,p in King
Henry ~, supported by iirst-class
stock company.
Books OPERA HoUsE.--This week
Manager Broom will introduce to the
babitues Of his popular Jefferson street
Opera House, some bran new faces and
original and entertaining acts. Among
the new appearances will be the old
time fayorite, Fernando Fleury, who
was so popular at Broom's last season
in HIS lightning comic changes and pop
ular songs. Manager Marsh Adams
will introduce his new original Eth
opian sketch of sole Black Joe at
Home, and any one who has ever heard
Marsh Adams in one Of his popular
acts, will know what to expect from this
With all the attractions the combined
skill OF Manager Broom and Stage Man
ager Adams will produce at the Temple
Of Menus this week, there can be no
question as,to the attendance.
OLYMPIC VARIETIES. This evening
the Olympic Varieties will shise with
resplendant brilliancy under the illumi-
nation Of gas jets and brilliant stars.
The great Henrie family, consisting Of
La Belle Flora, the most accomplished
vocalist and danseuse on the stage. and
Prof Charles Henrie and Masters Tom
my and Charlie, contortionists, gym
nasts and song and dance artists. A
number of new acts will be introduced,
and the entire strength of the company
will be brought out in lively, laughable
and entertaining style. Everybody
should go to the Olympic to night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-10
GENERAL MARKET.

The st. Louis packet had not arrived up "a
late hour, consequently there was but little
grain or produce Offering.
.APPLES--Common to good, 50 OOg2 so;
81 s.. aD '"A'' - WIZ W. ~ ~ '''' =
BUTTER Choice held at 26@2se; fair ia
prime, 1920; common, l2@l5c. Receipts, =
tubs.
BAGGING-Ranges from 1414@l6c for light
and heavy brands.
BRAN--Receipts, = sacks; firm at $40,
BACON-Firm, with moderate demand.
We quote Clear sides, l25s@l3c; clear, rib. l2h
isai;15c; breakfast bacon. i2@i5c.
BkANS-Nayy, So q Dbl.
CHICKENS-Young to full grown. So 009
IS; old, So 1894 Is; receipts. : eoops.
CANDLES Firm. Light and full weight,
UHEESE-Firm and scarce; factory. 16@
16lzc: English dairy, l9d2Oc.
C0TToN.SEED-Frm; active demand at the
o0FFEE-steady. Common Rio. 1s@2Oc /;
fair to prime. 2Olza2sSc; Lasuyra, 22925c /;
CABBAGES - Receipts. crates; prices
dull at COOS so for choice; common, s. 75.
Sales TO arrive at So 50.
corn, MEAL-Receipts, : bbls; firm at
81 q delivered; Sales. = bbls.
C0RN-Receipts. : sacks; nominally 57@
SOC for yellow and white, shelIed.
DRIED APPLES-Steady at 511@6c y b.
EGGS sales, :; held firmly at 26@27c, re-
ceipts, boxes
FL0UR-Reeeipts, - bbls; prices firm and
unchanged. Low grades. 81 50G5 90 medium,
Sc 25@7 50;. family and fancy. 80 0O@10 90.
Sales, $50 bbls family at 81 So.
GRAPES-steady at 7@l4c q lb for common
to choice Catawba.
HAY-Choice scarce and worth s26; COM
mon to prime, SlS@2l.
,KRAUl-Quiet at IS g Dbl; receipts, 81
bbls.
;LEMoNs-steady'at slO@ll-the latter for
choice.
LIME-Firm at 81 4O@I so.
LARD-Quiet; Tierce refined, 100000;
keg do, lie; do. kettle rendered. 9Iz99s4c:
bucket, 119c; tin pail, 1314c. Receipts, l5s
WORCESTERSHIRE; Orleans, common tC
prime, 50g65c; Sugar house syrups. common
40950c; fair TO good. 55@60c; Eastern syruys
5e@75c: New Louisiana. 81 90.
NAILS--Steadv att s. % rates.
Ci,ron, sSta9 . Dbl.
| ONIONS Receipts, = bbls; market over
stocked. Sales, 50 bbls at 81 20.
| 0ATS-Steady at 36tg4Oc: receipts, - sacks
MESS P0RK-Firm at SIS 75G16.
PEACHES-Range from 60c@sl y box as ia
PE6RS-Firm at s3@3 50 q box for common
and IS TO choice California. Ia.
| P0TATOES-Are nominally 81 % u Dbl
loose, from wagons; in shipping order. 81 o.
az q; sweet potatoes. 1893 % y Dbl.
SALT-s2 0@S 10 y bbl, domestic and dairy.
| 6RTAW-Steady at Sl5d16.
T0MAT0ES-Quiet at 81 50 D bushel. Re
ceipts. 10 boxes.
lots Of not less than 500 bundles.
TURKEYS-Steady at sl29l6 y dozen
geese STG8.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-10
DRIVER WELLS, l6 Jefferson st.
Postal Regulations.

1t will be interesting to our railroad
and steamboat men, and especially the
latter, to read the following section Of
the United States postal regulations,
which says; "A fine of one hundred
dollars viii be imposed upon the owner
of any steamboat, railway car or other
conveyance, and fifty dollars upon the
person having charge thereof, for carry
ing otherwise than in the mail letters or
packets, except the same be inclosed in
government envelopes duly directed and
sealed. Orders for goods or freight must
be inclosed in government envelopes.
Letters carried free must relate to some
part of the cargo then on board. s5Rr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-10

In the LEDGER not many days since
appeared romantic tale copied from
the Cleveland Plaindealer, relating to
an Ohio Colonel Downey, his heirs, and a
Colonel Washington of Tennessee,
wherein it was stated that Colonel
Washington had recently died, and
before dying had left large amount o.
property to Colonel Downey because
during the war the latter, who CON-
manded the fifteenth colored regiment,
saved the life and property of the
former when both were threatened with
destruction by the drunken negro sol
diery. The Nashville Banner comes to
the rescue of fact, and states that Col,
Downey and Sergeant Jackson were
handsomely rewarded for their good
offices at the time by Colonel Washing
ton, and, furthermore that Colonel
Washington did not make a will did not
leave his property to the Downey heirs,
and is not dead, but alive and kicking
up kis heels ia Robertson county. nAi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-10

The circus will be here Monday. The Sardis
Fair commences Monday. Memphis will need
more hotel accommodations after this week.
-Four theaters and circus Monday night. and
the Exposition Tuesday night. The Black
Crook is 10 be presented az the Memphis Thea
tefnext week as ithas never before been seen
IN theS Some Of the weakened wanted
10 dispose Of their white hats yesterday after
reading the election news. Street Arabs worry
the car-drivers by swinging on behind. and
have to be cut down with the drivers whip.
II is folly to carry concealed weapons in this
city, because you are sure TO be caught, and
when caught you are sure TO be fined and
turned oyeIsto the Grand Jury. Chuck me
in the gutter " is the favorite slang expression
IN Memphis now, and is an Improvement on
saw my leg off,, The Memphis Theater
Lorgnette was enlarged to four pages this
morning and presented a very handsome APP
psarance. The 81. Louis Fair Is proving
great success. The preliminaries Of first
class fire, with funeral Accomplishments, were
inaugurated In the Webster Block last night
when an intelligent African attempted to light
the fire with kerosene. but Observation-Disclosures.
who rushed up stairs and subdued the rising
flames, nippsd the sensationin the bud. The
thing now is to obtain space in the Exposition
building-there Is such demand for 1t. The
Courier journal says: . The Memphis Ledger
complains bitterly because one-half the male
attendants at the theater rise and leave their
seats when the curtain falls at the end Of each
act to 20 after coffee, spices and cool air." and
so does every ell-bred spectator who takes
any interest in the performance. Stanley is to
20 outi search of the author Of . The Beau
tiful Snow" The Appeal claims to be the
same size as the New York Herald. Next
Tuesday will be the inaugural day Of the
Memphis Exposition. 1t is said that Senator
Alcorn, of Mississippi, Is to he invited to adj
dress the citizens of Memphis on the national
political situation, the invitation to be ex-
tended by all classes. irrespective Of politics.
The election returns this morning were
thought little more encouraging. and white
hats were not at so great discount. The
Avalanche Is moved to pronounce upon the
quality of gas supplied by the gas companies
of this city, which it calls villainous The
anniversary of the discovery of America by
Christopher Columbus will be celebrated in
this city next Saturday by the Societa tall
ana. assisted By many other national socie-
ties. The friends of the Great Obstacle"
late "Commoner," held "rousing" meet
ing at CochranlHall last evening, but didn't
rouse much enthusiasm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-10
WIN. DEAN g. co.

We have added 10 our stock du.
ring last week:
SO Tubs Choice butter;
so Boxes Chedder Cheese:
20 BbIs., half.bbis. and kegs new
Pickles;
Now Carolina Rice;
New Barley, HOminy and Grits;
New Holland Herring;
New SugaP.cured Hams
New Break fast Bacon and Reef
Tongues
New Raisons aud Figs;
Fresh California Canned GOOds;
Guinness Porter;
YouBger's Ale;
Cucumber Sauce--s0m ething New ;
New Navy Beans and Pigs Feet;
A splendid line OF new crop Teas.
IS I tg WM. DEAN d Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-10
STYLE.

Tonight all the fall styles, the latest
and most approved fashions, sundry OBJ
jects of female admiration, all the gew-
gaws and beauties of the dry goods
trade, will be seen under the influence
of brilliant gas lights at the great dry
goods emporium Of B. Lowenstein &
Bros, corner of Main and Jefferson
streets. The array of silks and satins
and fine laces, imported goods and do
mestic goods, warm fabrics and useful
articles that will be displayed at this ex-
position will surpass anything of the
kind ever before seen in the city Of
Memphis. OF course everybody will be
there to see, including number Of gen
tlemen who are fond of seeing pretty
dry goods, as well as the wearers for
whom they are intended.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-10
'~S SA sEP PEHRngsk KAst GnAk6 hED

.ry FARM. SEVEN MILES FROM CITY,
M Containing 40 acres Of splendid land
sabdivided into fields and wood lots, ana well
adaoted 10 grass culture or farm products;
Oyer half the land lays on small creek ana
= az the first quality o large portion Of the
renal der is fresh and quite productive. a
art has been seeded In gFesses. such as UT
sI.rd Red Too. Timothy kap lucky Blue,
and Red Clover which would have produced,
had Il been harvested. twctons per acre. The
;nrrovements Are frst-class and all new, con-
sisiing Of a neat eottaee ~ thEee rooms, halls,
.,o,ches- closets, pantry, kitchen, etc, in good
order. A splendid stable, just finished, with
ali modern improvements. containing my
sails. With sleeping room and feed rom. and
Iarge roomy loft above, over 10y feet long, also.
= asmber Of OnthOuses. Garden orchard IN
bearinF. and splendid well and cistern. Inc
entfre nlace IL watoaad BY never iAlllne tlIInss
aod creeks, and cannot be surpassed ~ i Il. ,li
ity in the country. From tgo 20 Ia Iisl
ssxd dciIars may be made per year VIII ilttie
or no expease. by PastIiring. ans, ~ qcsiI . u
a. 6ne hay ~ is made in the North "a p
---o,r, hafed and sold in addition TO pastuf NJ
~ The nearest depot % the Selma railroad,
s1..1 40 re- in operation. IL scarcely tgo mules.
si,ss saordinr convenient facilities fQr fnip-
s.,ng anv marketable commodity 70 the eltls
Nv sole object for selling Is physical ineelittgl
- stfsud rs management and Tor me hete
SorfV dsrs / viii Oder at bargain. for cash,
~ a nortion down. balance on long time; OF
mi - Al for city properly. Also. my stock Of
eae Milch Cows. Driving Hofsef, Vehicles,
80 rfr Possession imme1iatety. hdlres4
Iae. eSre G. III. Bracket 4 ce..oreau AZ ny
III ''' MON. W. BEDFORD.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0FPIcE,
MEMPHIa. Tenn. Octnhar 10. l812-

PUBLIC LKDGRR OFFICE,
Memphis. TENN, October 10. 1872. !
The situation as to money here is gradually
becoming easier and to-day we hear of but 8
moderate inquiry for discounts. The banks
however, favor but few. and those at the ster-
eotyped rates lO@l2 v cent. On the street
there were negotiations Of prime at 2& '
cent q month.
Exchange is heavier, and several of the
banks to-day have taken from So. 900 to $50.
OOO already and have engagements for as much
more. New York bills are bought at &c dis
count. and between banks the rate Is &c. Bos-
ton sight is &c and demand &c discount.
Some $40, 900 New Orleans was taken by one
bank at 1+c discount. while others quoted &c.
In selling, the rate on Eastern points is &c
premium and New Orleans par.
Gold Is steady at 1l2z in New York, and is
bought BY dealers at Ill %9lll54. -l..sa
The rumor mentioned in yesterday LEDGKR
regarding the consolidation Of the two gas
companies occupies the attention Of specula-
tors to-day, and whether il Is authentic or
not there is considerable looking around done
for the GayOso stock. and II would readily
command 65e, now that the excitement is so
great, and those who hold It have placed
their figures even abOye that Nothing of
consequence Is transpiring in script except in
q small way. - p - EA's ga
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-10
POLICE COnrl.

Sixteen cases were disposed of by the
Recorder this morning and eighty dollars
assessed as fines, Henry Jones, a fast
hack-driver, was fned ten dollars for
careless driving. Maggie Pendergrast, a
eourtezan, and Jim Larkin, a hack
driver, we're up on counter charges. The
former is charged with being drunk and
disorderly aud the latter with having
beaten and robbed herr Maggie's face
showed several bruises, which Larkin
atirms she got by bobbing up and down
in bis hack, she being too much intoxi-
Gated to keep her seat. Both cases were
continued till this morning. Robert VIII
son was fined twenty-five dollars for
assaulting his wife with knife.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-10
NOTICE.,

A. H. Goodman, the well-kRown mer-
chant tailor at 1870 Main street, has just
received, direct from the importers, q
complete stock Of goods, such as Meltons,
Edredons, Casters, diagonals, elastics,
cloths Of all shades, doeskins, Scotch
and English suitings, pantaloon goods
in all imaginable styles, vestings in end,
less variety, which he will make up in
the latest styles and the best possible
manner. A perfect ft guaranteed in
every instance. Give him call, ls6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-10
MufEay q RidEeIy.

Merchant tailors, 81 Madison street,
inform their customers and the public
generally that they have completed their
stock for fall and winter by receiving
the goods imported direct by them,
which cannot be surpassed by any other
establishment in the country. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed and prices reasonable
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-10
OYSTERS AND FISH.

Headquarters oyster, Fish and
Game Depot, 27s second Street.
If you want the best oysters in the
city, call at 27S Second street; also, the
best and freshest lake fish, celery and
Catawba grapes. Select or letter 4" Al
oysters, seventy.fye cents per can; let
ter "B" or mediums, sixty-fve cents
per can. 1891 J. d. EDWARDS & Co.