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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-11
FOR REMT OR LEASE.

DOR RENT OR LEAsR-MY PLANTA.
I ton in Crittenden county, Ark, imme-
diately on the river, IL miles below Memphis.
Three hundred acres open, above overflow,
and very productive. House, outhouses,
stables and fences, in good repair. Gin, gin
house and press on the place. Good landing.
Apply to me at Room %, Planters Insurance
Building. 80 Madison street.
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LOST.
WANTED.

WANTED-A FEW GOOD BOARDRRS;
wv pleasant rooms, furnished. in frame end
Of Charleston House, Charleston avenue, by
&. g. FORREST, proprietor. l4l-l46
XTANTED-TOLOAN MONEY IN SMALL
w sums on jewelry collatsrals. Address
z l40 AS CASH, Ledger office.
WANTED-PRIVATE TUTOR-A GEN
yate tutor on a plantation or elsewhere. He
instructs in the branches Of q liberal educa-
ton, and teaches French, Italian and the
other modern languages acquired in Europe.
Address EDUCATOR, Postofice, Memphis.
lS7-1lS
WANTED-T0 LOAN MONEY AT REA-
wv sonable rates, on collateral. Address
Postotice Box 145. w hn ,32.l43.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE TO J0URNEYMEN TAILORs
IN coming to the city: A.. II. Goodman,
merchant tailor. 100 Main street. pays the
fuses to be made a slave BY a mononoly. l44
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Bargains for the People.

800 Boxes ladies' paper collars, lOc
200 Boxes ladies paper cuffs, Csc
1900 Ladies hoop skirts, Csc
500 Misses hoop skirts. zoe
100 Pieces Chinese poplin, black and
white stripe, cheap at zoe
$4,000 Yards Of Calico at Sc
10 Cases elegant yard-wide bleached
domestic, l0c
800 Ladies corsets at Csc
KAHN & FREIBERG,
COrnar Of Main and PonIar straafo
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SAUCE.
PERRINN,
pELEBRATED


||"T
worcestershire SauCe.
ssld Wholesale and for Expectation by the
PrOpriotOrs. LEA and PERKINS. Worcester.
England, and Retail BY Dealers in Sauces Esn-
orally throughout the World,
Ask for Lea & Perrins' Sauce
At the RREAKFAsT TABLET impArtS
the most exquisite relish and Sest TO HOto
Gold Meat. Fowl, Fish, BreilSd Kidney. etc.
AS the DINNER TABLE, in Soup, with
Fish, Hot Joints, Game. and in ell arayiss,
Il gives 6 delightful flavor. ~
AZ the LUNCHEON AND sUPPEH
TABLEsit is deemed indispensable bythOss
familiar with is ssumable qualities.
b a From the Ney YOrk Tines. a..
There is no relish in the world which Is 90
universally liked as LoS 4 Psrrins famous
worcestershire Sauce. la lg d.
The excellence OF this Sauce having caused
numerous ~imitAtiOnA, the NEW LIABLE bear
a fac smile of the propristots' signature.
ne aa e
PN/16S12ze1
.N' 1olD
which is placed upon each bottle.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
NEW YORK.
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CRYSTAL Headlight oil, lard oil and
lubricstinG oil.
Alt +. j. TURSBULL, 234 Main st.
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TOR SALE = 20 BROKE MULES AND
Z seven harness and saddle horses. on q
credit Of eight months for approved city pa
per, Apply to WIN. R. MOORE & co. Z
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EOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS STORE.
3 house, S7h feet front by 1857 deep. OF
Front street. For particulars apply to Harris
MeKie,ck q Turley, 4SH Madison street.
14l-146
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TAXES

II B. EATON & CO., NO. "a MADISON ST.,
~. have now complete indexes Of All Exist.
ing Tax Liens, including the year lsIs. on al
real estate IN the Dth, l4th and 10Th Civil
Districts, including the city Of Memphis; also
several Of the country districts. These in.
dexcs are By lots and tracts, not by name OF
supposed owner, and are guaranteed correct.
1914 ID. A. Mc0MBER, bupIt.
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CoR SALE-vANoE ST. RESIDENCE
n That very desirable residence. 408 Vance
street, will be sold. For particulars inquire
on the premises or to Chas. T. Paterson, at
the Office of the Southern Life Insurance
Company. 1871 d.
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OOmptny. Iof-T
COR SALE-CITY RESIDENCE-ONE OR
Z more Of i've Of those 6rst-class city resi-
dences in the Greenlaw Block. south side Of
Madison street, east Of Fourth street, we'll
known as among the most convenient and
pleasant in the city from IL to IA rooms in
each, cisterns, paved back yard, high walls
between each lot. Sewers underground from
each to the bayou. Terms easy, and price TO
suit the times. Apply to P
1875 lll1nA A. q, DENNIS. 292 Main st.
EoR SALE-A NO. 1 SALOON, STOCK
e and fixtures complete. Centrally loca-
ted, and enjoying a good trade. Good and
satisfactory reasons for selling can be OBJ
iS'-f A. VAGCAR0 4 CO., 1874 Front st.
COR sALE-WOODI WO0Di 1900 CORDS
L ash, oak and hickory. cheaper than any
one. A. ID. q s. HI. GIBSON.
1854 No. 8 Court street. near Front.
COR sALE-VALUABLE CITY LOT ON
Z Mosby street. Apply at Mechanios and
Traders Bank. 1901
COR sALE-NEw FORM OF TRUSTEES
c DEEDS. just out; for sale at Ledger Office.
COR sALE-LOTS ON LAUDERDAIE,
Z Orleans, ST. Paul and Carolina streets,
suitable for cheap residences.
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We Make u specially
In finishing photographs in water colors
or India ink from old pictures or from
life, and at prices to suit the times. All
work guaranteed. For artistic finish and
durability, call and examine our speci.
mems at CoONLEY's Photographic and
Fine Art Studio, 25l Main street. 94t
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BARNEY HUGHES JAS SPEED

By Royal Mandate, 1t is further decresd.
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Ia the cAse8 Of Harry WsldrAn, who
was placed on trial yesterday in the
Criminal Court on an indictment charg-
ing him With the murder Of Mr.. Morris
on the corner Of Front and Exchange
streets in April last, the jury returned a
verdict Of not guilty, and the prisoner
was discharged from custody. 30.
Mr.. ], F. Sohn, q worthy yousg man
Of this city whose marriage at Coving-
ton to n Of the fair young ladies' Of
that place IA announced elsewhere, ar
rived by the Memphis and Paducsh rail
road yesterday and received a cordial
Welcome from many friends, They will
make this their future home.
The members Of the Cotton Exchange
! and Chamber Of Commerce will meet this
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PROCLAMATION.

TIE TT KNOWN, THAT WE, KING OF
Is the Carnival, Sovereign Ruler Of the
Roalms Of Mirth, Folly and Relaxation, will
celebrate he Anniversary of our Nineteenth
Centennial IN our ,1a.oiIl8A .M ~ Sock
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
Orange Items.

GFrom the Anaheim Gazette June 3d.
Mr.. Toler is now delivering his
large crop of barley from the Los Tu-
mas rancho to Anaheim.
The "Hen" party is the latest nov-
city in this vicinity. We learn there
were no roosters allowed.
We learn that a petition Is now be-
ing circulated to remove our present
road master. We have not seen the
petition and do not know what is en-
compassed in thecomplaint.
We learn that the zanjero has abun-
dant water for those desiring it, but
we have been told that If Knox would
reduce the price of water, more would
be used to make up the deficiency in
price.
The stock holders of the Ora nge
Water Company met at the Orange
drug store, on Monday evening, and
elected n. D. Harwood Secretary and
Henry Nelll as Treasurer, and also
adopted code of bylaws, etc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
San Bernardino Items.
From the Argus of the lstl

From the Argus of the 1st1
Many of our readers will probably
remember a man by the name of
Jones, who, some two years ago, run
a saloon in partnership with George
Perry, at Miller's Hotel. He has now
turned up in San Francisco as wo-
man sharp, or a kidnapper of young
and beautiful girl, and an heiress in
the bargain, Mamie Whiting, and it
is thought that the girls mother con-
nived with Jones with the arrange
ment that he was to transfer one-hali
Of the property to her. While living
in this city it is well known he lived
with woman not his wife. A little
hemp would suit such fellows.
The old cannon was taken outside
the corporate limits yesterday by
Messrs. Mcdonald and Sykes and
thoroughly tested, as to its bursting
qualities, and although six pounds of
powder was put in and we'll rammed
down, no bad effects resulted, and it
now reposes peacefully in front of Nc
Donald's furniture store, awaiting the
great Centennial Fourth.
trTOm tneAlmeS, 81.
The grape crop of this county prom
ises to be enormous.
The Town Council of San Bernardo
no has abolished the office of City At
torney.
Col. Kelting forwarded another box
full of specimens of the products of
this county, this morning, to the Gen.
tennial Exposition, ,at his own cost and
charges.
The L A & I r r project is talked
about good deal. Talk is good, but
action is better. Without the latter
eroad will not be built, at least in
this direction.
Capt. Sykes is going out to the tall
timber in q day or two, to get liber-
ty pole which will be planted in
Court House square, and from which
Old Glory will be flung to the breeze
If there is any-on the Fourth of
July. se-t,3eseH ssfazssa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
Late kilograms.
San Francisco Neus.

| SAN FRANCISCO, June 3d.-O'Leary
has written to Vaughn the champion
English pedestrian, challenging him
to walk for five hundred or one thou
sand pounds, either in England OF
| America for six days. If Vaughn
| comes to the United States O'Leary
pays expenses, If the latter goes to
England then Vaughn pays expenses.
Mrs. Whiting and her daughter Ma
mie arrived from san Diego yesterday
| afternoon. Mamie was at once taken
in charge by her guardian.
It is whispered around California
street that meeting of Savage stock
holders will be held shortly to inquire
into the cause of the late large asses
ments and those promised in the near
| future.
Two more cases. of small pox were
reported to-day, both Cinnamon on
Dupont street, and nearly dead.
At q meeting of the police commits
sioners yesterday morning Mayor
Bryant made q motion to dismiss
Chinese specials from the force. It
appeared they were doing nothing In
the way of preventing crime. Regu-
lar officers were sent into Chinatown
and found gambling games in full op-
GRAFTON. The cheif some time ago no.
titled the specials to clear the prosti-
tute and gambling dens off but it had
not been done.
O'Brien, well known among the
police circles as rounder, attempted
to get rid of troublesome mother
in-Iaw yesterday afternoon. His WIFE,
who left him while ago, is living
with her mother, Catherine McGuin-
ness, on Stevenson street. O'Brien
went to the house to see his wife and
the mother-in-law locked the door to
keep him out. He then tried to get in
at the windows, but the old lady erec-
ted barricade, when O'Brien out
with revolver and shot at her twice.
One Of the balls passing through her
dress grazing the shoulder.
The citizens of the Anti-Chinese
committee held meeting last even-
ing at the Mayors office. Two letters
were read from Commissioners PixIey
to the House from Washington. The
most important one says he had an
audience with the President and at
his suggestion with the Secretary of
State, Secretary Of the Treasury, Sec.
retary of Navy and the Attorney Gen.
eral and should either the next few
days visit or converse with other
members of the Cabinet. That he had
found a friendly desire to cooperate
among them all the President and all
the Cabinet agree on one point, the
necessity of qualifying those clauses
of the Burlingame treaty now pre-
venting unlimited emigration, so that
Congress may be at liberty to legislate
on the question. This is prelimina-
ry necessity. Instructions will be is
sued from the Department of State
requiring the Consular agents at
all Chinese ports to with hold
certificate of exit in strict compli-
ance with the law. The Collector of
the port OF San Francisco will be in
structed to enforce the law in refer
ence to Chinese ships arriving rigidly
and correspondence will be opened
with England asking the English au-
thorities at Hong Kong to disfavor
the departure of Chinese from that
port to the United States.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
Ell Monte News.
From the Observer of the 3d.

five ever doubted the wonderful
stories of California's vegetation, We
shall doubt no more hereafter, no
matter what we may hear. On Thurs
day Mr.. McCollum brought to our
sanctum few samples from his farm,
bordering this village. One was a
stock of corn, the seed of which was
planted on the 2Sth of March, and
which now measures feet IL inches
in height. Mr.. McCollum says the
stalk of corn actually grew three feet
within the last week.
On Tuesday Constable Jones brought
into this village two parties, f. Doban
and F. Menttoa, under arrest for cat
tie stealing. IL seems they, in COM
pany with two others who have not
been found, on Friday last stole from
J. G. Ramirez, of old Los Nietos, elev-
Ell head OF fine cattle, four head OF
which they afterwards sold to Mr..
McGarvin, and one to f. Deolosa.
These have been secured by the own
er, and two more of the stolen number
were found loose on the plains. The
remaining four have not been discov-
cred. The arrest of the parties caught
was made at Santa Ana on Monday,
and brought on here. the following
day. They were examined . before
Justice Mayes, and Dohan was sent to
jail to await his trial.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
San Diego Items.
lFrom the World, lst.l

From the World, lst.]
1t will be easy to turn the river, the
water is getting quite scarce.
Young Mr.. Sargent, who was in
town yesterday, is said to have re.
ported the bees on the Sargent apia-
ries as doing quite well.
We have heard of a curious affair,
even here in San Diego. A gentleman
in passing along the margin of the
bay, picked up a whale bomb, and a
lady happening to be near by picked
it up after he had thrown it down, and
slipped it under her dress, no doubt
intending to take it to the junk shop.
1t is a strange story, but it is said to be
true, that she had not much more than
got the thing concealed under her
dress than it exploded, knocking cali
co and dimity sky high, but doing
no material damage to the flesh under
them.
Such conduct on the part of the viii
lage Of Los -Angeles. is just rotten
mean, and nothing shorter, the way
they have treated this city in regard
to the Jones' Whiting case. Not be-
Ing able to get up such an affair, the
vile cusses have gone deliberately to
work and burlesqued the whole con-
cern, improvising marriage between
a colored gentleman of the respectable
age sixty TO belle of sixteen sum-
mers, and offer it as set off. Like
Jones, the old man had another wife
and like the mother of Mamie, the
belle of sixteen was induced to reject
Young and dashing knight of the
razor, and accept of old gray locks.
But, like the other case, it didn't stick;
didn't pan out, and away went the
little belle with the barber, and there
at, and thereon these is a fuss, and
newspaper talk.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
Santa Monica.

w. Kehon, fisherman, who furnish
es the Santa Monics Hotel with fresh
fish, Friday morning caught a rock
bass weighing nine pounds.
E. r. Zarnoyeski, the wife beater,
was sentenced to sixty days at the
county's expense.
The hop Thursday evening at the
Pavilion was pleasant affair. The
floor was waxed IN splendid con-
dition. Good music being Ia atten-
dance, the participants enjoyed them
selves immensely. At 10 p. M. the
train left for Los Angeles.
The boys are practicing for the
grand tournament to be held here .
week from next Sunday. They have
got to be experts catching the rings
on the end of q spear.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
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An old physician, retired from active prac-
tlce, having had placed in his hands by an
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Riverside Items.
From the News OF June Sd. !


The price of hay this year will be
very low, on account of the abundant
crops.
The Congregational Church and So
ciety of this place will hold festival,
on Tuesday evening, June 9Th, on the
grounds adjoining the School house.
Large loads of Honey are being haul
ed from the vicinity of Temescal to
Cotton, for transportation. The crop
will be very large in all parts Of the
county this year.
Mr.. Carleton informs us that he
"sacksn nearly all the trees which he
transpIants. He says that when trees
are traDsplanted in this way it does
not injure them In any way, and that
the growth goes right on just the same
as though they had hot been taken up.
Even the leaves will not wilt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
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Downey City Items.
From the Courier June 3d.

The militia company organized last
Saturday by the election Of officers,
and will soon receive their arms and
equipments.
Our exports for the month of May
foot up as follows: Grain, 160,980
pounds; meal, 1880 pounds mer-
chandise, s, $40 pounds; 700 feet of lum-
ber, 1850 pounds. Total, $3.50
pounds.
The imports for the past month have
embraced 10z,365 pounds of general
merchandise, 10000 feet of lumber,
1900 fence posts, 10000 shakes.
Mr.. Perkins carefully prepared and
shipped yesterday, en- route to the
Centennia-, his specimens of tobacco
grown in this section last year. The
specimens are of four varieties, and
we think will compare favorably in
all respects with tobacco grown any
where else.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04
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ber Of the household-to children by droll
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and essays, its poetry and squibs, are all in
vigorating to the mind. Chicago Evening
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04

A short time ago Anaheim was try
ing to get up a first class cemetery,
but failed. They are now going to
call public meeting to organize q
brass band. If the latter is success,
no further effort viii be required to
found the cemetery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04

The usual number of diseases are
prevalent among children and parents
should exercise the greatest care to
prevent measles, cerebro spinal men,
nights and other complaints.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-04

~ ARA A MONTH--Agents wanted every
Vvhuv vwhcre. Business honorable and first
.MksIU Iclass. Particulars sent free. Address
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