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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-09
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!. CpEuAbrA, q. Qg. NovsnAbStx 6 1s73, 9
s ED1roR PHGsIx: Several asys sgo,
the siOolombia aorrespbnds Of fthe
Ne,ss and 0ouricarepprted mo ss sasing
that. under the ACT Of December, 1896 J
authority was given the Stats Treasurer
to issue $500. 900 Of bills receivable;
that only $500, 900 1ere issued, and that
the power to issue the remaining $780,
600 was one which, / might exercise at
any time. should an emergency therefor
arise.
In your issue OF Friday last, there ap-
pears letter from ex Treasurer Hood,
which states, in effect, that the Orr ad-
ministrntion issued 1922, 900 of said
bills. and turned over to MIR. Parker
$168. 1000 OF said bills, unsigned. In
your issue of this date, there appears n
letter from ex-Treasurer Parker, con-
firming Mr.. Hoods statements. and
affirming that, before retiring from the
Office, he cancelled said bills, which were
on hand unsigned. This statement is
also confirmed by Mr.. Little. late book
keeper of the treasury.
All OF these statements Of the e1.
Treasurers appear to have been pub
lished for the purpose Of confuting nv
statement that 100000 Of said bills
were never issued. Now, what are the
fucts? E1-Treasurer Hood, in his last
report. stated that 1922. 900 of bills re-.
ceivable had been signed, clipped and
carried to oash-whioh staten ment is veri-
fed by his books. The books also show
that S78.00 were signed and carried to
cash by ex-Treasurer Parker, making q
total OF $500. 900.
In tho Governors message to the spe-
cial session of the General Assembly,
the following language is used: "By the
ACT of December, 1865. authority was
given to the Treasurer and Comptroller
General to issue $500.O O0O of bills re-
oeivable. These officers found that it
was not necessary to print more than
was embraced in the FIRST contract with
the engravers. to wit: $300,000 OF this
sum. only $222, 900 have been signod
and carried to cash in the treasury"
Upon examination of the vouchers in
the vaults of the treasury, find the
unsigned bills referrad to by Messrs.
Hood and Parker. Evidently, there
fore, Gov. Orr's statement is erroneous
Nevertheless. it is fact. which no one
will question, that authority was given
to issue S500,000 OF bills receivable
that onlg $500, 900 ,oere issued, and that
the Act authorizing the issue of the
whole amount of $500, 600 has neper been
repealed.
In conclusion, never had, nor have
L now. any intention to exercise the
power conferred upon me by that Act,
unless expressly requested by the Gene.
raj Assembly. F. L. CARDOZO,
Treasurer South Carolina.
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that the reyerseS are extremely disagree.
able. o.sRst Ns osSas assisE sXhi{is lsls
every where Here in, soqsH Carolina.
We gee shak6g Of Knees, Ahd g, fsafiul
looking foS$ssd teS the|iudspentsto
come. And we'll may they tremble, who
have so long domineerod over this de
fenceless State.
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EXTRA SESSION OF LEO1sLATURE
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1873.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1873.
SENATE.
The Senate met at IL NJ, President
Gleavcs in the Chair.
On motion Of Mr.. Cardozo. q message
was sent to the House of Representa-.
tiyes, requesting the return of House
concurrent resolution, directing the At
torney General to make a certain peti.
ton to the United States Supreme Court
for the further consideration of the
Senate.
Mr.. Swails presented the accounts OF
j. L. Green, Ssrgeant.at-Arms of the
Senate, for furnishing and renovatinQ
Senate rooms.
A number OF reports of committees
were submitted and ordered for cousi.
deraiion on Monday.
Mr.. Jeter introduced bill to amend
tue charter Of the Spartanburg and
Asheville Railroad Company.
Mr.. Jeryey introduced bill to author.
ize coroners to appoint constables.
Mr.. Whittemore-Bil to provide for
n stay of execution.
Mr.. Donaldson-Bill to amend Sec
tion 25. Chapter CXXII, Title V, OF the
Revised Statutes, relating to the time oi
holding the Courts of Common Pleas
anil General Sessions in the Eighth Ju-
dicial Circuit.
Mr.. q. Smith-Bill TO regulate the
election of Iutendanta and Wardens OF
incorporated towns throughout the
State.
Mr. Damn introduced concurrent
resolution, which was agreed to. thai
tAe Comptroller General be, and he is
hereby, requested to Inform the General
Assembly of tho total amount of taxa.
bio property, real and personal, of the
State. rs shown by the recent assess
inent. and upon which tho taxes of the
fiscal year. ending November, 1874, are
to be levied and collected.
Mr.. MoIntyre introduced a concurrent
resolution, that. whereas, by recent
decision of tho United States Supreme
Court, the State OF South Carolina is
! compelled to receive the bills issued BY
the Bank Of the State of South Carolina
in payment of taxes; and the State i
responsible for the entire outstanding
liability of the said bank; and that u
person has been placed in charge of the
assets of said bank, who has given in.
adequate security for the safe keeping o
the largo amount Of funds in his hands
that committee be appointed to in
yesiigato the Whole ai1airs OF tho banh
now in the hands OF receiver, with
full power to send for persons and
papers. and that they shall report with
out delay. Ordered for consideration
on Monday.
MIR. Maxwell, from the Committee or
Enrolled Acts, reported US ready fol
ratification, Acts to amend Section 49,
OF Chapter XIII, of General Statute;
Of tho State of South Carolina; to au
thorizs and permit the Sullivan's Island
Ferry Company to erect and build O
wharf and ferry house in the cove o.
Moultrieville, on Sullivan's Island.
At 2.46 adjourned, to meet on Mon
day, at IL O'Clock.
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LIST or NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LIST or NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hardy Solomon-To the Planters.
Meeting F. & M. B. & l.. Association
w. D. Love & Co.-Dress Goods. eto
8. B. Calontt-Calcutt House.
Tremaine Bros.-Parker's Hall.
NJ. observation-disclosures Cigars.
John Aiexander-Iron Works. Ill.
Hope & Gyles-Champagnes.
7. j. Pope-South Caroline Club.
Thos. Dodamead-Excursion Train.
Jacob Levin-Auction Sale. !,
Moore i Faber-Law Gard. ..
Meeting Myrtle Lodge, K. of p. .Ye
ID. B. Clayton-Piedmont House.
j. Levin-Booth to Rent.
Mrs. Notwithstanding. ln /.
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Oramandel Cheney was killed, and G..
l.. Heald fatally injured, by the bursting
Of q grind.stone in factory tn Lewis
ton. Me-, recently.
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In the United States Distriot Court.
Charleston, on the 7th, T.. l.. Packard.
OF York, was firally discharged sn bank.
ruptoy.
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How OTHERS SEE Us. The New York

How OTHERS SEE Us.-The New York
Daily Bulletin says:
The law makers Of South Carolina are
supposed to be meditating, in dignified
retirement, on the abstruse financial
problems presented to them in the re-
cent message Of Governor Moses. The
reading of that cleverly prepared con-
fession of State insolvency was too
much for the motley crowd of negroes
and carpet-baggers who now control the
destiny Of the State, and an adjourn
ment for few days was effected in
order to induce sober second thought.
The worthy Solons are in condition to
realize the condition of the States credit
from the fact of their own impecuni-
osity, Tho receipt of their per diem al
lowance being subject of anxious soli-
citude to most Of them. There is no
money in the treasury to pay them; it
is useless to issue any more bonds, as
they would not sell for ten cents on the
dollar, and the boarding house and
restaurant keepers ut the State Capital
positively refuse to trust their Sepre-
sentatives cent. In this condition of
affairs the rnmor finds ready belief that
the legislative recess is improved to ef-
A0Co - tluciJ DaISdlu VIII NEW 1OIK
capitalists and speculators for any
special franchise or monopoly the latter
may desire to buy. The Legislators are
80 desperately hard up that it ia hinted
q comparatively small amount OF green
backs would 60 far. and railroad charters
| OF guarantees Of State bonds can be OBJ.
tanned much cheaper than ever before.
The Louisville Courier Journal says:
The people of South Carolina are
anxious for the Government to estab-
lish navy yard at Port Royal, in that
State, which is said to be admirably
adapted to such purpose. Or the
scheme the Columbia Onion. Herald
says: "If such measure could be car
RED through, Port Royal would soon be
most royal place to 40 on fishing ez-
cursion. 1t would bring $40, 900. 600
more into the State, and SEC, 600, 600 is
9 good thing anywhere within reach"
tSuch sum certainly is good thing to
have anywhere in reach, but, if placed
anywhere in reach of tho men who now
control the political affairs of South Ca
rolina. there wouldn't be fifteen cents
left Of it at tho end Of siI weeks.
IS----
a sale OF property for taxes was ats
tempted in New Orleans by the KeIlog
officials, Wednesday,, but no bidders
we're present. aG i1F y#a4
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Nas. haspa1 hi.n n penciI g ,sn pspsr one. aIs:s'

Nas. baspas hi. psneii so sT, paper ones easss :
tpoi aoftdnss tIhs Observation-Disclosures, he:
dashed of e. cariesshEs Of Air. Bennett >
Of ,i .ss sIlg HsrasA ssa ppef teIlov. hs iyre:
ceiyings reward greater. than, wsa, en-
pecsed. The Herald ct once published >
q calito all admifers Of art to come for
ward and aid the. neglected genius 81,
small Subscriptions, The. following AZ are
some Of the responses: taih
Allow an humble sympathizer in the
need of onefof' tho worlds greatest carl
cnturiets to add his mite to his relief. Z,
For the fund in aid of Mi. Mast. who
not be left to want. put down twenty
cents from COLORED WAITER. -
1 beg leave to enclose herewith
twenty-five cents stamp, with the respect
ful request that it be added to tho fund
Of Mr.. Mast, und the suggestion that
| 1t may be. used to repienish the stock Of
smut he has used to blacken certain re.
ligloua aud political institutions of his
adopted country. a M t;it,
We leave poor Mast to the mercy of
his friends.
STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR, COLUMBIA.
Messrs. 3. E. Davies & Co, arc prepared
to supply hotels. restaurants and fami-
lies with the best Norfolk oysters and
fresh fish, received daily. They have
also large supply Of turkeys, poultry
and game. foreign and domestic frnits of
all kinds. Orders delivered promptly.
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A sale of property'fo for taxes was ats
tempted in New Orleans by the Kellog
officials, Wednesday,, but no bidders
we're present. ya9 37
Mr., Tillman Owens died suddenly,
few days ago, at his home near Pump-
kintown. Pickens County. Excessive
drinking was the cause.
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delighted applause. Tho drama itself
consisted OF a series of lively situations,
calculated to produce frequent transi-
tons and most startling effects. The
acting was very good. AS usual, Mrs.
Watkins was piquant, lively. brisk,
gracefully at home, and made all her
points with ease aud NATURAL effect. It
cost her but little effort to make herself
u fnvorite.
Decidedly, Mr.. Watkins forte is
character acting. His Irish men and his
negroes are all strongly individualized,
and no two OF them are alike. His
Wool is different negro from his
Jocko, AS individuals. yet they bear the
family resemblance Of the race. This,
We take it, is the highest praise we can
bestow upon Mr.. Watkins as an artist,
and the actor who can thus cause you
to recognize tho mental and oonstitu-
tional differences between individuals of
r.ne. deserves to hold an honorable
piaco in the ranks OF his profession.
MAIL ILARRANGEMENT The Northern
mail opens $50 A. NJ, 8 P. NJ; closes
IL A. NJ, 2. NJ. Charleston opens 8
A. NJ, $50 p. NJ; closes a. NJ, 6 P.
NJ. Western opens 6 y. NJ, 12.30P. NJ;
closes G, 1.30 P. M. Greenville opens
6.45 P. NJ; closes 6 A. NJ. Wilmington
opcns4 2. NJ; closes 1890 A. NJ. On
Sunday open from $50 to 3.30P. hi.
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. We
arc informed that ell unsoid tickets to
the fourth concert of this enterprise, in
the hands OF agents, will be returned on
25th instant. Remember this, and form
your clubs and secure tick cts while they
can be had. N2t13
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-28

Tomorrow the spring meeting over
the Chickasaw Jockey Club course will
commences and continue five days.
President Donovan, Of the club, has
made all necessary arrangements to
make the meeting satisfactory TO all
visitors.
PROGRAMME.
Hurdle race-for club purse Of $4O0,
of which 300 20 the second; two miles,
over eight hurdles three feet six inches
high. Thlee.year olds to carry ITO
pounds; four-yeAr olds, l2i pounds 1--WE
yea. olds and upward, 1870 pounds. Four
10 start.
Second race--ths trial stakes, mile
heats, for three-year olds; sweepstakes
Of $50 each, p. p. to which the club viii
add $500; FIVE subscribers.
Third race-Jockey club purse $3.50,
mile and half free for all.
Trains will leave over the Charleston
railroad between Memphis and the race
course at the following hours: 10, IL,
1850 am, and l. 2 and 2:45 pm. The
train leaving Memphis at 2;45 pm. will
return, leaving the race grounds at Z
pm. The Charleston railroad time is
fifteen minutes faster than city time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0FEIoE,
MEMPHIS. TENN. April 2S. 1873.

MEMPHIS. TKNS.. April 2s. 1873.
There has been bat little change in
monetary affairs during the week. The
demand for money decreases as the sc a
son advances, and to-day there is hardly
any business paper offering on the street,
the banks preferring to provide for the
commercial interests of the city rather
than see merchants paper seeking dis
count in outside channels Rates are
steady at l0@l2 per cent in bank, and.
on the street range from l ! to 2 per cent.
per month. Exchange is in improved
supply, though the offerings Of bills to-
day have not been sufficient to meet the
requirements of the banks, consequent.
upon which there has been transactions
amounting to $4,000 between banks att
Ic premium. Counter rates are steady
at par, and &c discount, buying, reHpec-
lively on New York and New Orleans,
and lc premium a. par, selling, on the
same points Gold is ll7fc in New
York, and is taken by dealers here at
ll6tc. Local stocks excite but little in
terest. Memphis aud Charleston stock
has changed hands at Else since on r
Satu rday's report, and we learn from q.
reliable broker that 22c could be had for
100000. There is some Improvement
also in Shelby county warrants. We
quote the local list nominally as follows:
Memphis gold skies, COZ; currency, $50
ass; past-due coupons of January, '73,
sO@s2lc; July, ~, 95@97c; Memphis
and Charleston shares, 2l2@22; first
mortgage bonds, $4,000; second mort
gage bonds, 7s@8Oc; Mississippi and
Tennessee shares, l9c; first mortgages,
S5@87c; second, 74@7ec; Mississippi
Central shares, l6@lsc; first mortgages,
ss@9Oc; second, s2@s4c; Tennessee
Comptrsller's warrants. 9599Sc; Shelby
county ,8S@s9c buying and selling.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-28
GENERAL MARKET.

BUTTER-Western held at 3S94ic; inferior,
15@20c. Common. S@30c.
BAGGING-Ranges from lS199l41z for light
BRAN-D Dull at s14 5O@l5 v ton at the levee
and 90c9Sl f9l00 lbs from store in a small way.
BAC0N-Sugar-cured hams. plain, l31z@---;
canvasssed, l512@l6Hc;, breakfast bacon. llh
for plain and canvassed; clear sides, l0'4g-c;
shoulders. 8t49-e; clear rib. l01s@-c on or
ders. For round lots 600 lower.
BEANS-Dull at So 9OgS 90 r bushel, for
nayX, and 81 5OS2 rs for choice Western;
CANDLES-Firm Light and full weight.
2O@2lc.
CHEEsE-westorn and Northern, 151S@16c;
dairy, lSgl9c, as in quality.
C0TT0N-SEED-Firm at 50 o ton at the
CoFFEE-stssdy; RE. 2os2io; old gov
u GC4iBBiBIXGEs-Ncw firm at IS . 100. and
C0RN-Easy; 57@59c fer yellow and white,
shelled from levee; on orders. 5996lc; ear,
CORN MEAL Firm; delivered at 81 Co.
CRANBERRIES- Dull at sl0@l2 90 v Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT - Apples, 4@5He y n;
DUCKSNScarce; So 1904 so y dozen for live;
EGGS Dull at l6Sl7c for Western packed
FLOUR-Easior; low grades. IS 0o@6 o.;
medium, 81 5OSS 50; family and fancy. 80 %
GEEsE-Dull at 81 90 % dozen for live.
GUNNIES-Seeond-ha burlaps, l6c; new,
Hay Dull at s22 OO@24 90 for fair to prime
Western; choice s26; in store, 81 309l so.
KRAUT-Quiet at S9@10 % Dbl.
LEM0NS-Firmer at SO 00gI D y box.
LIME-Firm at 81 50@l % v Dbl for Ala
bama.
LARD-Firm; tierce refined, 91l9g1lc; keg
do. 1O1z@1014c; pail, 101<@lO1Sc; tins, l214@
1916.
MOLASSES-Firm; good to choice Louisi-
ana, 55@S0c; syrups. 4Od75c.
NAILS--Steady at IS O595 so rates.
0RANGES-In good supply at $500 90 per
0NI0Ns-StOck light. Sales at 81 GOES 90 =
OATS-Sales at HOS for prime mixed at
the levee, and 44@45c from store.
TURKEYS-Firm at Sl4@l5 y dozen for
| live.
PORK-we quote packed from store, clear
sides, 9N@l0c; clear rib. 9H9-c; dressed
hogs, SEC; shoulders. 75S@Se; hams, lO54
ollie; mess pork. $40 90. Round lots Of bulk
meat, 1sGl4c lower from levee:
POTAT0ES-New S13@l5 q Dbl; old, 81 %.
SUGAR-Firm; We quote: coffee A, l214c;
extra c, 12@l21zc; crushed and powdered. l4c I;
Louisiana, S1@gll11c,
SALT-S2 1903 Is V Dbl, domestic and dairy.
TIES-Are firm; S@s4 the inside price for
lots of not less than 500 bundles.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-28

Manager T. W. Davcy, formerly OF the
Grand Opera House, but now OF the
Memphis Theater, has returned to the
., " to take charge of the Lawrence
Re-, EFT dramatic company as manager.
NJ n xey, during his absence, made
onr.ro., ,uts With a number Of leading
SOL 49,. sfor the next dramatic sea
SON a, n. Ne, VDhis Theatsr. He prom
ises a host ~ q tars," Miss Nelson be-
ing the first who VI appear.
Major R R,r, ~. Of the house Of
Clark d Co., returned ~. .S.
. prolonged tour to the fS u MS
sissippi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-28
uon,e or Health

Travellers from the South will lind DIR.
E. P. Miller's Home of Health, 80 and
and Al W. Twenty-sixth atreet, one oil
the most desirable places to live in New
York city. The location is first-class;
rooms large airy and elegant; table ex'
cellent; and prices reasonable. The
celebrated Turkish Baths, the Electric
Baths, Swedish Movements and Lifting
Cure are in the establishment. Tran
sient or permanent boarders accommo'
dated. Send for circular. Address b.
P. Miller, NJ. D., 80 and Al w. Twenty
sixth street, New York. eod-09
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-28

compelling steamers TO 80 10 the bank
and wait an increase Of business.
The ST. Paul Pioneer Of Tuesday says;
The river is still on the rise, with the
end not yet. Another foot Of rise, which
from present appearances Is altogether
probable, will be likely TO do some dam
age. The greater portion OF the West
81, Paul flats, and also the low lands
above the upper levee are already under
water. aud the inhabitants are putting
their Loose possessions in a place OF
safety.
The John Kyle arrived at St. Louis
twenty minutes behind the City Of Al"
ton, and was five days and four hours
out from New Orleans.
Rose Powell, late clerk Of the Dexter,
has been appointed to the vacancy IN
the Office of the Pauline Carroll.
The Mississippi Valley Transportation
Company have closed the purchase OF
the Ohio river towboat j. Sharpe Me
Donald, for the sum of $40, from the
Mcdonald Bros, Pittsburg.
On her way up Friday the Mohawk
took in tow tie Hopefeld elevator wharf
boat, which goes to Mound City for re-
pairs.
The manifest Of the Marble City on
her last trip to vieksburg measured
forty-three feet nine inches long. Her
cargo consisted of IL ,34s packages and
80 head Of stock.
Mr.. John H. Moysten, Of the Star Gal
lery, left upon our desk this morning a
neatly framed and splendidly executed
photograph Of the John B. Maude, taken
several days ago when that boat was
laying at the landing with her big cotton
trip. The picture itself ia as near per.
feet as can be, and reflects no little
credit upon Moyston's ability, as well as
that of his proficient assistant, Mr.. H.
Wynkosp. The photo" hangs over
our desk, and the fraternity are eau
toned against attempting TO carry it of.
There's a ten-inch percussion she'll just
behind it.
DRFTwooD. Ben Franklin will
not come here just yet. She was ten
dered Captain James S. Wise, but she
could not be got ready in time, like the
Pat Rogers, being without a freight
holster and the usual forward matches
......... Captain James S. Madison has re-
signed the command Of the Louisville
and resumed pilotiDg.........Captain Jno.
Smoker, formerly of the Red river and
Vicksburg trade, is now engaged in mer-
camille pursuits in Arkadelphia, Arkan-
sas The Ohio is falling foot each
day at Cairo. When at Birds Point
Friday, and while going up, the Falls
Pilot had the misfortune to break her
shaft on the starboard side, next to the
outside flange. The Sam Orr went to
her assistance and towed her and her
barges to Cairo. Saturdays Nash
vile Union and American says: Adam
Woolf having spent all the money he
received for making out Ella Hughes
bill of sale, will return home in few
days."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-28
The vaughan.Hindman: Case.

In the Criminal Court to-day the argu-
ment of counsel was heard by Judge
Flippin on the question whether or not
the requisition issued by the Governor
of Arkansas for the body Of Lewis
Vaughan was such document as should
be enforced in Tennessee. Judge Flip
pin took the case under advisement, and
will render a decision probably tonight
upon the legal points raised by counsel
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-28
Auer,s Garden.

Go TO Auer's beer garden to-nisht.
A free concert and an old tsshioneo
barbecue lunch will be given. Renem-
Der the place. ls2 Poplar street, OpPo site
Poplar Street Market
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-28

WILKrNsoNs, at lol Main street, is the
place to find all the fashion papers, mag
azines, literary journals and the leading
dailies of the country; also q good sup
ply of foreign literal ure. A complete
stock of plain and fan cy stationery and
fancy ARTICLES.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-28
Tuesdavs and Fridays.

For the convenience of our customers
we will send our south wagon to the State
Female College and immedi. ite vicinity
Tuesdays and Fridays. Fri ends want
ing goods sent out will give th cir orders
in the day before. o.
39-t OLIVER, FIN & Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-28
sprIngl srrlnrl nprin,;l

The second stock of material for spriug
suits has just arrived at A. II. Coop
MANS, 100 MAN STREET. Cent elen
will consult their interest by le.sviug
their orders with Mr.. Goodman. He
will cut, make and trim them in the best
style, and at the most reasonable prices.
49, "A cn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-28

A FEW extra copies Of that beautiful
monthly Bow Bells. received this mora
ing by r. J. Walker, los Besl street.
Also Harpers, Leslie's, Demorests and
Godey's Lady's Book for May.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-28

LIVERPOOL. April IS. II 80 am. Cotton
opens quiet and steady. Uplands. 91sd; Or
leans, 95sd.
1:3o p.m.-Cotton is easier. Uplands, 9lSd;
Orleans. 9i4d. Sales, Il. 900 bales, Of which
1000 were for export and speculation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-28

You don't have to take large doses Of
Kress Fever Tonic. Il contains more
curative virtue than any other ague med
icine. Griswold 4 Co. have il at their
drug store. lsT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-28

Downs Ledger saloon, -, - ~ H.
street, County Court bui. Ni"e' % ~
place to get the best Of Ii. '"o'' ""
cigars. Mixed drinks, fixed " W I"
skillful artist, can be had at all hot 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-28

l am selling A No. Pittsburg coal at
reduced rates. GEo. MELLERsH,
2St % South Court, corner Main.