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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-03
fa 9ard 6. s. Onber & s06ne.
NcrtpaIters=Gerfauf
p~ertbuOqem srunbSinsfreien giQentbum

tpertbo0uert 9rl1oStnsireien Gtgenthum
an Der 2umbareHrafe.
Sin Soi9e zines Sefretes oes Sreis.@erfhts bO
Staot baltimore perben Die l~luterjei6ueten als Ser,
matter duf otfentltber Guttiou an Srt uno SteQe
5onnerfas, ben "A. Sui 1879, Radmittass 4
ubr, pertaaten:
far oGs critic On Der Subieite Der 9ombarbfrafe, in
Der @ntfernun9 oon130 Su5 6fIi6 uon Der Soc, t0eIhe
ourb ote RreuSun9 Der Sflette Ger SonoftraSe nit
Der Slolette Der gombaroitraBe 9sbtlcst tpirb, ~unfans
9eao oann ofttth 13 rus 9epenb ; bann iioIih, pa=
rausl NIT SoHohraBe. 9 isuB oann ipeftlib, 10 g.;
oaHn Roroltt, parallel nit Der SoHbfrase, 79 s. bis
gum 4nfar 9spuutte.
fur ben Sfuetten Blot on Der Qinie Der Siibieite Der
qom6Grohra5e in Der Sntlernune BON Is 6uS oflib
BON Gem 9lase, ipelder iest oocr frlber BON Sames
cummings 9eet9net mar, uno on otr Eorbof.@de
etnes @rnnoftIdes, pstbes BON Sobn Bates an cine
9efutfe arbarilo 9atton ibettra9en purbe, anians
geno un6 oanH oflit, tduas OR Siioieitc Der Son=
6Groitrase, 13 6lB 9ebsno oann iIoltG, parallel
nit SetbelftraBe. % 5uB Damn f%ueftlth, parallel nit
IombGtoitraBe, Is BuB, uno bann norolib, in grader
SIniC 79 6us bis gum Nniangspunrte.
S6i5e Bldse fino NIT Sper 2h>itodi9cn sieaeIs
ffeincrnen Sdniern, oils ytr. 223 uno 227, Sf=2oms
barofrGBe, be5eitnct, bebaut.
acknowledgement elm Srittt5etl badr, Der
Teft in 5rpet 9letteH 3abIuusen in 6 uno II Monaz
ten, 3tnlen trG9eno.
Sarrp SSeus RuSf, oNAOu''"'
Samuel 8. SOBER q Sobns, Gutt.
SST3 Ferner:
~ cine petfbopue Goncfeue IN Sueeft
AAAaa 2nne's Spnutp am Gbe fferhufe
I'm beIasten "a. SuIi, gta6mittuss l nbr. uerott
mir i'm gr6aueezS ertaufsBinm in Ger Stabt Balttz
more Die nattebeno bti6riebene 9Gnofele in Queen
Anne's @ountp, am Sbeterfuiie sele9en, pertaufen:
Yin elnem Steine on Der aGetieite bes Beses nab
Deep Gambling anianeenb oann tucftliG 1870 BetbcS
bis an bas %fieBenoe 8ctpGiier 5wii6en bCia9tsr 9anb.
fteIe uno Brl6. 1oaangerS 2aRo ednn an benz bez
iaeten @ctpdfier (SrarCb) binunter bis gum @befter=
fluiie oann 1usaufpdrts in ben ueri6iebsnen Sriim=
m1n9cr ~beiielben bis 81 rem on 20. Us 0dcis uers
f~auiteu 2anbe; bGnu tdn9s Saots' 3inie jiol. 6 Or. 30
0fti6 48 Berdes; oanu iioli6 ? @rloe, 6ftlih 20h
8ertes bis Sum &nfanee, 200 4fer, mfbt deer me-
niger tntbaIteno, ala elm 3 bell BON 39ompion's nSe'
Iigbt" betaunt.
B0faufsbeolneureen - elm 0rtttt3eit banr, Der
93cft in Srust alet6en 3a5Iuugen in 6 unb IL Ofoua=
ten, 3tuien trageIn.
Soiepb s. 9luSpun. lm.xu~.
5arfp GSeu5 Rusf, 0"'
GamueI .. Spper o. 9Dbie, Iuft.
QJ7,9. 6i,3,6 9,72,4-6I
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Il Cine idone Marfts9aMOfeae

Don p gdern nit Stfsarten unb ausserudbltsn
5rltten, ausseseitnetem Dobnbauie, Steune uno
etaGuns, welte iest iebr erstebig lii. gu 9srsautea
bnrf 8. Nh. Gocfe, Rr. v, kan Snlipinss."
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Uerpalters>Serfa
trerthpoGern @runbeiaenthum.

mertbuoGem @runbet9erthum.
9rait elnes Srlaiies bes Sreisserihtes Der stG6t
Baltimore miro Der u~nterSeibncte 8erlpolter oli of
fentliber 2uftton on DIT uno Stele Wpntdg, ben
81. Suit 1873, Radbmittass nm A ubr, gum Berz
Sas aan,e @rnnhaii4. in Der Stabt Baltimore
9eIe9en uno, Die fol9t, beitrieben:
I'm Der ytoromeit'g6e Der @roBftraBe uno Bea6'
glep aniaueeno; bann noroneitItt, ldn9s Der BeQdz
IQep, unsej6br 1872 SUP bis on ons Srlnoftiid Str.
249 aebeno, mte es in etnem @runorilIe bes JtabiGIz
les bon 9runcetsent9um res oeltorhsnen SOB. NC
8onou9b nno III etnem Oetrete oes Sber@ SGnSelel'
@eribts bon Dfarptano ar9e9e6sn 1T Damn fueftlt9,
iGnes benz 9tunbitlde Jtr. 249, unD oteielbe Jttb=
tun9 ODER unsaidbr oerfol9enD bis an Die Sbarpfr.;
bann iiolib, Lungs Der Sbarpitrabe, al 5u6 oann
0flit, parallel nit @roBitrCss, SO SuB, inebr ODER
psllner in beIaetem 8etrete beitrieben IN, lbnetoet t.;
oann iiboftlih, Lungs belagter orlttsn Slrtet bis an
Die @ro6fraBe, unb oann ofiif, ldn9s Der @roBfr;,
SO fsuB, mebr ODER fperiacr, bis gum anfan9e, mil
Der Ausnabme zines fletueu Stlften 9ruHoss. Sez
laates 8iunbtiid lit 5uei l~epcraten idbrliden 9runos
mtctben BON $1O5 uno sos unterfporien.
Ser Sdufer iuirb our6 bieien Saul Sur Beitnabms
bes @sbGuoes, ais SIT. 299, Glib : Sbarpfra6e, bes
FAINT, beredttgt Gin 3<totlees $ q 8 NIT 2~sit0Giger
Sintergebdube, nehft l. fodI9em Soroerbau, pelhes
itSt ais Elm 21aerbierz SGlon bennBt miro uno big
sur 8sadzalep reibt, NIT elrerl 9roBen Sole. Ser.
| ieIbe bot Die bCioen oben anseaebenen 9runomietber
| Bu ~beSabIen, icboh IN er bereGti9t, aus benz uebers
rafe oes obIgen @runoes. peI6er metitentteile gu
bebaut 1T, lGbrlibe Uttetben, nel6e itb i'm 9an5ir
aut Sl7t b%elauien, eln3nbieben, topte aud Die Sab;
lung elmer neiteren idbrGI6en Dftetbe BON $50 eli
| einen BllS nit Sebduoen an Der Toroiette Der 9roB'
ftIase, SO 5us iueitlit BON Der 9ea4=Ausp, gu oer
Iansen.
Beeen nd6erer Nustunit uno Dem @runtriS be!
@isentbums tpenoe man id IN Den 8erpGlter.
Die SerfouIsbeotr9un9en, ME onrb ons Setre
| uoraeItrieben, finb: elm Tritttbeit oes 8auigelost
bQar, Der Reft in 6 mo II pionGten, ODER Aaei
| boar, nad Dem Selie6en bes 8duier5 bIe @rGoitSGb
| luueen pom BertaufstGoe an Sirien trGaeno uni
5ur SuiIiebenbeit bes 8ernalters seibcrt.
1riee. &. SeuJinaer, Ssrtualtsr,
SIR. 10, u9alu Buildings" 2erin9tol=, nab
ct. 8alltraBe;
@amueI s. gpner s Spbns, Iuft.
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On ncrFnufcn.

Gin Barroom, paiienb iofuobI ,Hr Iesise, aIs perz
beiratbete Yerionen, untfr bi1igen Beoingungen ;
man melbe fiG I'M "SSafbingtpn'Sptel," ede Der
not Der Baltimore Sbio.Vabn." G65-6O
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gu berfanfen.

M Gin Bobnbaus on Der gBeft . Monumentr,
oberbalb Der Soparotrase, Pm t5us brett, I'M Dit
~telpuntte ecr Stabt etleeen Il. iebr empiebleusDertb.
Ylas 1874 5u5 tief bis on Die Rostrabe.
Siages IS Sargedrt,
AIeN Qr 6n Qprinnfon, unhp ShnrIP6 frnRP.
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Nermafters>Serfauf

IN Berualters>Serfau
pertbpolem 9runbei9entbum
. an Der
gIbsSilmprz, SBeHs4rott@ unS SIcsSinctutz
.gtrake.
Strait zines Defretes oss Sreis>@ertbts Der Staoi
Baltimore miro Der unter5eihnete BerfDalter nuf ofs
ientli6er auttion Npntae, henl4. Sui 1873, ytabz
mittaes 1 t1br, in benz @rbange 8ertGufs5tmme in
Der Staot Baltimore petfduIeu:
Eiinfs'bn nertbpole bebaute uno unbebGuie Sauz
pIdbe an Der SiozSilmor-, gBct-Srattz uno Si0z
SlncentfraSe nit zen barGufitebenben 9ebGult6tet.
ten. Drei Der eenonnteH @ruuotide iino NIT oret g.
ff6diqen sieeelteinsrnen Wobnbduiern BON lie 10 Sus
Sronfe an Der @ilmortrabe unb Ii GuB 3iefs bis on
cine 10 Ssus breite a4e1 tebaut. Die anoeren 5U0lf
@runbffiide ffno rnhetaut 8 o%erielben baben an Der
@ilmorftrase cine done 6ronte BON je 10 SuB 4 uno
Az SOD, nit elmer Sieie bon "a Sus bis on cine 4 &.
brctte aneu 3 baben on Der BrattitraBe cine 6ronte
Don le Is SUB, nit elmer Eitie BON so ErB bis OIL elne
4 Sus breite Aaep, uno q itno an Der 8iucenttr. init
elmer S5ronte bon ie13 Su6 bei elmer Steie bon 70 s.
bis an cine q fuS breite aaer.
acknowledgements: bic SGIfte baor unb Der
0feft in 6 uno IL Wonaten, ODER 4aes bGar, nab
benz 8eIieben oes Sdufers. Die @rebitjublunaeu
3tnisn traseno unb sur 3ulrtebsnbeit bes SerrpaIters
eeft6ert.
Sin Blan bee grssntbums 1T BEL ben auttionatOren
sur Bei&tisun9.
GIintpn =. Saline. SertuaIter;
/1iQ &c Al < G ~ 9renn k &irf(duS. Wtft
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gu b~erfanfem.
9,i hprfnufert.

gin empieblenspertbes gBobrbaus on be-
Mc9uGpb., nabe SofmanfraBe, ri 6uB brett, bill
Zig bel i~oiortiser appIifatiot on
2inges 3 Sorsednt,
146-) SIR. SO, &erinetouffr.
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utter adtcr Muggenr8 rannttuein,
soshpr Pine orose Genouna erbalten, binis bet
Wv 81. Martini,
fe1-) g6e Der @ousbs unb DalasffraBe
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8ermalters Serfagt
sllRl Dor
pertbpouem @adbt. Srunhsissutbum
an Der
Mn1nmhin Gtrn6p

lpettUOpuSM %uCUIS oEHHpel9SulDHH
an Der
Columbia Strabe.
Sn Eotqe zines Detretes bes 3reisz@eridts iir BIZ
Stabt Baltimore miro Der unter5eitHete Serndlter
auf 0ffentlIbcr auttion on Stt uno Stele WSpntaS
ben z. Sui 1873, Ra6mittass UNI . nbr, eertau@
len:
sas aau,e G%irunsaiif nebR Ge~bGnlidfeiten.
ndmliG: 9u Der gorbieite Der @olumbiGfraBe, in
Der @ntfernuns bon 65 Eu6 Deittib BON Der Sde, mel
DE burb Die Shneioung Der g6eitlelte Der Baritri tr
nit ocr y~iorbieite Der @0lumbiaftrase 9ebiloet miro,
anian9enb, Damn neitli6 lungs Ger Noroiette Der 20:
IumbiGftraSe 40 Sus gebeno, oann noroltb parallel
nit YartInirase 100 6uB mebr ODER Deniger bis ar
cine is SuB breite 0nen; bann otlid Lungs or Glib:
ieite beIoeter Maep, nit Deen Stbranb uno Brioile'
gien b~erieIbeu int emsinshaft, 40 Sub, uno oaHn ito'
lid, parallel nit BattinitraBe 100 SUP, mebr ooel
psniser, bis gum anian9 spunfte. -
Dte DISQUALIFICATION Gul beidetem 9rnnoflld. mel
Dies dls SIR. 800, @olulnbtas StraBe, hatdnnt Ut, bes
aeben in einem groBen 3 itodl9en Bpbnbaufe mi
2dc en-, nit einem 9roBeu 2 itofiSen 0Oppelten bin'
tergebGubc, jett ais elm 9rocerte', Broouttenz uRc
2iquor,2aoen bFruet. bat einenStaa tlnS i1tcreruHoe,
lpuie auh elm 2'itpti9es Sie9elteinernes tSetdute,
nit Der Sronte an @olumbiaitrG6e on ytr. 300 ansrens
,eno, unb als Elm Sunt=Saoenb euuSt.
0as aauSe obenbeibrieben @rguoifiid lit elmer
idbrIi6en Srunomietbe BON $3.50 unterruo rten.
Sbi8es 9ruubftld, rpegsn hes 9roSen SsTtrtrs Del
Baibin9tonzRoao, on oersn Siretter Stn!e IS lie9t,
puroe fh fir bic eriol9reiGe Setreibun9 tr8enb sines
@ef6dites paiier.
Bic GerfQuis St eoinsunser, mie burd bas @srtdt
p%orgeItrieben, fino: Elm 9ritttbeil oes 9Gut9eIoea
boar am gerfauistage, elm Sritttbeil in iets uno Der
Reft in slu0li Wtonaten, ober ales baar, mad
bonn 9Sertauistase on 3tnien traseno uHo our6 Noten
ODER Sbliaationen bes8duiers init BON BEN Serpalz
tsr geRebmi9ter Stherbelt 9eoedt.
rs. q. RBarhelb, 8eripalter,
SIR. AZ, Ct. BdulftrdBe;
Sreso s. &%irflanS, Autt.
f1Bo Q "A 4 60i0
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gu %bcrfaufen.

ESI Das @runbeisentbum Wr. 60. Forez
6 aIperfffrdsc, lest ats oeutites Watienbaus be-
nust. Wfan fuenoe i6 on Safob 2ruf in Gr. 10,
5amppcrffraHe, Spbdnu Gtenmann in Wr. rs,
gicsSbarparaRe, ODER on Sbrifian Mg in Rr.
rs, Sarrefrane.
o,o.,r, s s;s;s rs; s; e., e'"'''.
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Ri nermietheu,

hgll Cine CONNER VI obnuns, bod, lnitisA
ln0 9eiunb, bibides 2 todtges M obltrtes Saus,
@arten, Sbfbdune IL. {. IN. in @eor9etoipn ON Sai-
iairosdufie, nabe Der Welfte bes tG9liben Bootes
nat Baltimore. NSirb bis Sdm l. Sttober ODER ldn'
ger, tuenn sepiini6t, permietbet.
Thomas Siu,
non Eyo Nor gonpttpz ,,uh CT Mnuffr
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SiQia III nerlmietlen.

sai1 Gin Gd=2aoen unb mebrere Bobn56uier
NIT Qnen moeerner @inrittln9en, seleseH on Der
Ramiapnro6e (perldngert), gu Sommer. Ofefoensen
~aeeisnet. WGberes gu erfrasen in gtr. 3OOH, aSeffs
SrGttara6e, ober in KSilfen's 5abrif an Der Srcz
heriefs Rpar, ioiuie am Blass. Q32,4,6,o,4O,2,4,6
Q IN o A 6 a.
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Ri bermiethen.

9as Saus uno aaben Wr. 60, 8anopers.
nabe YrattftraBe, elm gutter Ylas, etnserittet ilr Elm
Wanufaftur. unb @alanterie.g eiddit. fb ieoob tIr
irsenb elm @eitGft p%aiienb, iofuie aerdumisen Blas
i'm Sintersrunoe an @ppreB : Alss, fit tir cine
Sabrit ober lBerffelc elsneno. WtGn fpenoe f9 on
Joiepb Reale q Gomp., Budbdnoler, Rr. 81.
kBeff Fapettez, nobe g bdrlesfraBe. (80-)
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-26
Criminal Court

Judge Horrigan occupied the bench at
this Court this morning, and with the
jury and few dozen spectators, was
interested in the testimony and the
arguments of the counsel in the case Of
Bud Patton and Horace johnson, in
dicted for larceny, the charge being that
they stole sum of money some time
since from Emma Stanley, an, inmate of
the house of Gallagher. At noon the
Attorney General had closet his argu-
ment, and the defendants at torney, Mr..
Orville Yerger, was about to close an
exhaustive argument in his clients be-
half.
During the session Of the Court the
& ldge once or twice requested those out
side the railing to take seats, and failing
to comply with third request two or
three gentle,nen were brought before the
bar and fiaed ten dollars each for con-
tempt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-26
Police Record.

In this court Of justice, this morning
His Honor Judge Whit ers disposed of
seventeen cases-not of the prevailing,
bat distributed equally between the
drunk, the fight, thievingr misdemeanors,
etc.
The first cases disposed of were five
DRINKS, whose fines amounted to twenty
FIVE dollars, and whose united services
for the city will last fifty days.
Chap Smith, who only yesterday was
by the Criminal Court acquitted of an
assault with intent to kill, had perhaps
used up all his small change in legal
fees, and thought he would replenish his
exchequer by tapping the till of gro
Gerry store on the corner of Poplar and
Second streets, but was caught in the
act, arrested and this morni ing sent to
Jail, he being unable to find bondsmen
who would put up $4,000 bond for him.
he will again appear before the Criminal
Court upon the charge of attempted
robbery.
Mike Wall got blind drunk. and was
toted of to the station-house hast night,
and this morning was fined FIVE dollars.
Patsey Bolivar, the notorious pugilist
of Happy Hollow, known as we'll per-
haps by the name of Mrs, McCarty, got
drunk and disorderly, bat was discharged
upon promise of good behavior.
Sam Harrison and John Plunkett we're
found in booty state by the police, and
while one was discharged the other was
fined FIVE dollars.
Pat Donnegan, son of the Green
Isle, got incensed at a negro laborer at
the ice house and struck the African over
the head with an iron bar, for which he
was fined fifty dollars and bonded in the
sum of $4,000 for his appearance before
the Criminal Court.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-26
Whlina. Cnlorod. Total.

There had been several deaths from
cholera before the 7th, OF which we have
no record.
In addition TO the deaths reported in
our table, we have heard It estimated
that from fifty TO seventy-five negroes
who have died from cholera in the SUI
burbs OF the city, have been buried in
the country outside Of our cemeteries in
collins made by persons Of their own
color not engaged in business as under
takers. 1t is therefore probable that the
number of deaths from the disease reach,
if they do not exceed, six hundred. In
the eighteen days during which care
full count has been kept, there have been
FIVE hundred and sixteen deaths from
cholera, which shows a mortality almost
equal to that Of 1866, when there was a
larger population in the city. In 1866
the total number of deaths from August
81 TO October was about 800; and the
total number from the 18th TO the Oath Of
September, both inclusive, was sos,
but fifty.two more than for the cor
responding number Of days in this
month. The highest number Of deaths
in one day in 1866, was seventy, on the
24th of September; then the returns
were made up to six o'clock, and in
cluded all the deaths to that hour. The
number who died on the goth of this
month greatly exceeded that, as our
table only shows the number that were
buried up to five clock We have heard
the number who died on that day esti-
mated by gentlemen, in whose opinion
we place good deal of confidence, at
fully one hundred The history of the
present visitation of cholera, shows it to
be Of a more virulent type than the Ash
attic cholera, or that about the name OF
which there was no dispute. The Amer
lean cholera may, therefore, be set down
as more fatal than that of Asiatic ORR
gin. As in former visitations, the dis
ease is now yielding more readily to
medical treatment, and the abatement
Of the past three days inspires hopes oil
its early disappearance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-26
whites opera House.

The only place of public amusem ent
open in the city is Manager Whites vau-
deville theater, on Jefferson street. A
fine variety troupe of artistes appears on
the boards each evening under the able
supervision of Stage Manager Eugene
F. German. Each evening change of
programme takes place; the perform.
ance including new songs, dances, char
acter acts, changes, negro comicalities,
sensations, etc. New stars appear weekly
in rapid succession, fact which makes
Whites Opera House most attractive
place Of resort to the people.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-26

NOR RENT - COTTAGES, OFFICES,
l. sleeping-rooms and one store room on
Main street. Apply to
MCRAE, MYERS * SNEED,
25-t 279% Main street. up stairs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-26

NOR sALE-A LOT WITH DOUBLE TEN
L ement house on it, on the northeast cor
ner of Vance and Cynthia streets, fronting %
house has four rooms and servants house.
Also, alot on corner Of Mari and Manassas
streets, fronting So feet on Mari by l48% on
Manassas street. For terms apply TO-
JOHN W. JEFFERSON,
69-t l6 Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-26
IEpeEn LINES.
Mercury at noon to-day, SCI.

Mercury at noon to-day, So.
Election Of city railway directors to-
day.
No quorum in the Board Of Health
yesterday.
"Are we to have Fourth Of July2' is
a question that disturbs the Little Rock
ers just now.
Fourteen worthless answered 70 their
names tide station -hodso this morning
when the chain.gang roll was called.
We hear Of number Of deaths from
cholera among the negroes on Noncon-
nah creek, few miles south Of Whites
station.
Fourteen deaths from cholera between
Memphis and the National Cemetery,
FIVE miles out, since the disease made its
appearance.
Total interments in the city yesterday,
26; Cholera, II; fever, O. teething, 2;
old age, q FhoOPipg cough, d cholera
infantum, B unknown, 2.
OF all the fines assessed by the Recor-
der this morning, nary dollar was col
lected, the offenders preferring to serve
the city. They didn't pay their money
but took their choice.
Crop reports from various parts Of
Shelby county are rather discouraging
The wet season has prevented people
from ploughing and keeping down the
grass. In some neighborhoods the weeds
are as high as the corn, and the squirrels
are considering the necessity of imIui
grating next fall. uausilusq
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-26

WIN. LIEBEY, the experienced and en-
terprising newsman who recently bought
out the news emporium of w. N. Will
kinson at Ill Main street, has removed
to l72l Main, just across the street,
south of Poplar. He keeps a full stock
of latest dailies, foreign papers, maya
zines, fashion and sporting journals,
fancy stationery and other articles, to-
baccos, cigars, etc. Give the worthy
young man a call.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-26
a wretched Little instruments.

A New York correspondent says of
the dagger fan:
The only novelty / can think OF are
the dagger fans, which are the most
abominable inventions that were ever
Topped in the face of mankind. They
are made with hilt and fit into a shaft
When drawn out two elastic bands ex-
pand the fans, and the instrument is
complete. The idea is good, but the re-
suit detestable. The wretched little
thing opens out with slap that discom-
poses the strongest nerves, and it is OF
as much use as a quill pen would be to
watt a cooling breeze. The banquet
fans were bad enough, the dagger fans
are far worse, but they are semi-fashiou-
able aud the half world have taken to
them. Correct people are old-fashioned,
and carry the two feetfours | referred
to in my last letter. They are pleas
ant and easy to use, and the only
objection is the price, Yesterday in
spected some and could get nothing re-
spectacle under fifty dollars. ] thought
ii best to invest in japanese fan at ten
cents, but | suppose that the other will
have to follow, and that the capital /
have disposed of in the Jap won't count.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-26
AS 10 dogs as nuisances in cities, there

AS to dogs as nuisances in cities, there
is.among the mass of people but one
impression. A few sportsmen, a less
number Of householders, and now and
then fine lady, possesses valuable or
curious dogs, and esteem them highly;
II should be said that these privileged
dogs are generally taken good care of,
and they become neither danger nor a
nuisance to the public. But the great
mass of dogs, to the great mass of men
and women in cities, are nuisances,
petty thieves, vicious assailants, and
Quite an expense. There is no place
for them in well regulated city. The
sentiment, more and more, gains ground
In favor of the Punishment of all dogs
from cities, as setting citizens free from
daily contact with the things they de-
test
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-26

BucHu,-The curative properties Of
IS shrub in cases of dropsy, gravel,
aaney diseases, aud obscure disord .ers,
are now we'll known to physicians. DIR.
Helmbold originally populsrized this
medicine, and no other chemist has been
able to extract its virtues with equal
skill. Helmbold's Buchu is still the
standard and genuine extract Patients
and physicians prefer it. The enuine
bears H. T. HelmbOld' signature All
spothecaries sell il.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-26

MANsFoRD, corner of Second and
Monroe, has London Punch, Graphic,
Illustrated News, and all the great dali
lies, weeklies, monthlies and quarterhes.
You can always find the latest and best
at the complete establishment on the
corner of Second and Monroe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-26

A. H. Goodman, the well-known fash
ionable merchant tailor at 1870 Main
street, has concluded to make up the
remainder Of his spriRg and summer
goods, consisting Of all leading styles
and makes Of foreign goods, at very low
figures and in the best of styles. I
work cannot be surpassed by.anybo
Give him a call before leaving your
measure elsewhere. l09
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-26

JOE LOcKE.-Harper, Galaxy, Dem
crest, Peterson, Cooley and other mag
azines for July, and the latest novels
received at Joe Locke's news de-
Dot, No. 2S6 Main street. The latest
dailies from all quarters, foreign papers
and periodicals Of every land, maya
Zines and fashion books Of latest dates
can be found at Joe's A fine lot Of sta
tionery. ETC., for sale.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-26
1910 p.m.-Cotton Is quiet. Futures are
quiet; sales. 5000 bales, Sales for October
fsiLes December lSc

Liverpool. June %. II $50 A.m. = Cotton
opens quiet and steady. Uplandl. SD; Or
leans. 9lSd.
l,sO p.m.-Ootton IL dull. Uplands. SD
Orleans, 91kd. Sales. 1000, OF which 300
were for export and speculation.
5p.m.-Cotton closes dull. Uplands. SD;
Orleans. 9hd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-26

r OsT ON TUESDAY EVENING, AT
IL James Park, memorandum book con-
tanning papers valuable to the owner Only;
also, a lumber check book. A liberal reward
will be paid for return of the same to
10l-l03 l.. p. JUDD, IS Poplar street.
II OsT-oN SUNDAY, JUNE 22D, A TOPAZ
i 4 ear ring set in gold. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving it at 2O4 Ala
bama street. 9-lOl
r OST-A JET AND PEARL BREAST-PIN,
IL star shape. with three pendants. A suit
able reward will be paid by leaving at S6l
Main street. Git
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-26

Bow BErLs for J1ne has arrived, and
is to be had at Walker news depot lOo
Beal street This magazine is the hnest
ladies journal placed upon our table.
and Walker he's plenty Of them Can
early and secure a copy.