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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-07-22
Correspondence De Ia Nile Orleans
SouvELLE-oRLEANs, z
ea 10 jnillet 1876. I

Il 1utfe set yivp q pNlsionnfe entire leS
deay nndidsla pfieeipanx dc In Nouvelle
OsAans ! y Esacs - gouvsrncur MN
Nifs et Isnn. lH prsnier. attaq'ss dams Ia
DuAoaa, ~ d6fenAa dsAs 10 Dsssoenat.
Mals q Ht estends ono ies partisans - ltin
ronventiou de BATON Rouge. Deux candida.
tnrss noavelles e premier poste tsnt con-
ysisA sept mcat t6unxsa. eeiles dA NM. James
b. Enstis et Louis Bush. On ~ pr<cccupe
psu de- antrea paanes; tontefoh. Il esQues-
ton Ae MN. Afleu Jumel 1t Ulgsr Isuve
D ce1le d'onditcnr. do NJ. Robert u Lnsh-
Or D cellc de- surintendant do rfdncatipn.
- d n. Jultan Min)isl cells de seCr6taire
1'EtAk Il gouverneur Kellogg e~t parti
dimanchc pour Washington. laissant An
toine les rtnca dn char de fEfat: II va prem
drs lair du burcau 81 demauder 10 consignc.
On c.ipt d.Ha sca csmp dee obstacles Dc la
y majositA r1publiraiue .du S6naG fSdeHi 8
voeS Hns grsti0raticu ~ moo qu'il ne peut
tOucher par snite de difficulties raglerncn-
taireaL In ssraafafiOna da desix eitoyena in
haeu6 de- 1A4sn.Rsuga, w. s. Bocth ct E-W.
R0bertoon, psr nm dAputA-marshal dee Etats-
Un3s. parnfnoeut asNex naturpllesncnt etre b
co1suscucenmt dexAcution du plan desca-
motage 6lectorna don't mons avona eu dkja
plueiams Aitiens. On rapporte que Packard
" dcUuer - t)kmiai0n de unarehal 20 ssrs
rnQl.sl pr y olnlsal Lsngssrsst; On psrls
augA . j. nvcea1inn du poetpastsr Parker,
esne danw b nseif "a b pretaxts de estte
Il Chamhse lA Washington vot6, aprAs
le eS(nsk h rehabilitation politique du g6n6eal
RaanreGag9 do peopri6eaires fen-
c3egs dema1ule D 0tre mise MI courant des
trans40liona financieros du Conseil de VILE.
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-07-22
P a RO Is s f 8
ST-CHARLES
Mons lisons dams le Herald :

Mme Eva Horanaon. 6ponse dn recorder
J,rE Hovauson. nae a New York. ct Agfe ia
% ans. ct dectd1e 10 Station BouttS, le Il
Juliet. 4 5 heurea ct demie dn soir.
Nous avons vn un echantillon dn ris de
u nsavelle recolfe. venant De lliabitation
ABArE L0fi0.
La co,uit< nxSrntif Republican chsisi.
c0mme dialogues In convention jndiciaire
couvNn<e b DcnalAsonville ponr 10 IS,
George Eacx, J.-E. Hormiaon ct He. Nc
Cutchcou. Le meme comif< n convoque,
! pour le , octobre. In convention nominante
dcs fonctionnaircs de paroissc. ~
lie M,rov public 10 compte.
rentln dun assmeeting demo-
cratique, tenn le IL, an magasin
Gassen. lie meeting q etc organise
dune maniere permanente par l'e.
lection de S..N. Burbank, pr6si.
dent; Emile Rost, Louis Frilonx,
I. Gorton, Felix Zeringue, AID.
Bougere, JILL. Boutte, HI.
Yonngs, Emile Fossier, vice.presi.
dents; Norbert Ransom secrGtaire,
ct TT. BaMlouin, assistantsccre.
taire. Sur motion de TT. Ban.
slonin, Lonis Ransom a etc Elm de.
l<gue, ct SIN. Burbank substitnt,
A In convention d'Etat. Sur motion
dc Louis Ransom, Emile Rost q etc
elm delegu6 d IN convention Judi.
claire. Snr motion &c TT. Ban.
donin, Horace vallas = etc elm de-
l6gu6 I Ia convention s6natoriale.
Sur motion de Lonis Friloux, nm
aatre massmeetiIA fst convoque
ponr le samedi, 5aoiit Sur motion
do Horace Vallas, le meeting
adopte la platefornc ct les canfii.
dats de St-Lonis, ct approuve Ia
cendslte du repr6sentant e. John
Ellis au Congress.
-Dimanche, 10, A une heure de
papres-mili, a succomb6 a une
nevre bilieuse, a Ia residence do
jnge F.,B. Earhart, Hahnville, M.
Robert Fl. Chadbourn, senateur
d'Btat Plesparoisaes Jefferson,
St. Charles, St-Jean Baptiste ct
psrtie d'Orl6ans. NJ. Chalbourn,
ne y Cl)arlestOwn, Massachusetts,
6tait Age de 80 ans, ct - fonction
await encore deux ans a courir.
Cette mort imprevue semble an
Nsse Ovlsass Reps5licaa, qui sug-
gers rid6e d'nne convention 4 Get
edet ohhHr unc solut an diff6.
rend Stamps Demas On Dormant
satisfaction aux ieux caudidats
intrsadgeants 4 b place do s6Da-
tsor.
La Gouvernenr q accord6 nm
oDug6 Dc 70 jours an collsoteur
Morgan Nor Ssaa rs
-LasuScession politique de l'ex.
s6Dahrur Chadbourn . St3 promp-
tsneut r6gk1 1par le conit6 ex6cu-
IT r6pablicain, nomln6 pour agir
pendant Il cainpagne electorate; ;
. eonit6 scon6rn6 la candidature
q 0tamps et pos6 cells Do Denss
az 1asaxpasces vacan1n 10 g dis
Nrick nlnaf0rial ~
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qai nous embarrassment, sinous
avions l'honneur dytre d6llguI 4
Baton. Rouge. Qusl exsslIsut cOur
que celui du bssve captains ia.
neal sQsant An. LssSs, q psat
dire de lui qail 81 oa Lsui6iosais
de Ia vieille souche, ct Iqse vsia.
quear ot vaiacu dzns IL pFsui>es
caInpagne poktiqne Oh il sao10p
un nom sans taehe, H. 'coassRvuua
Pestime ct Ia sympathie - toas
cealx qui aiment ID LouiSianOa 6
desirent Ia v0ir remontse' - snng
qu'elle occupait jadia 'Fe9
Nous recevons, avsc b Msss
York Adcersiscv 10 fac-dnils q
premier num6ro dc @ jcarnal, -.
bile b 3 octobre 1877. u aeonlso
est consacre presque tout 6ettse
a Ia polltique etrangere. On y u
un tiscours ct un message 81 Or.
not, president du Directoifs, Ma.
casion de Il celebration dc = ~.
nee revolutaoonaire da - souA g
an bulletin du general DonapaeeA
date de Milan, Ter a6aA ~ si'o5
In vol de tayaux d eaivfs,
evaluss a d, 900, d 6t6 cou,,nissst
I'habitatiop CARROLL, de i. BaA.
ish johnson. II" v ''i'.''l =
II lie forgeron Ruben stseaeA
accuse d'ayoir snley4 naillnn.ppt
plpsieurs herils dc chalbGa sOpae.
tenant 4 Ia meme hsbitaticas : -
aFrete mardi, puisrsla = soegNa-
1iequ ton lmleercredi. ,,ise1aq s,u, ..,at..s
LA oourss des oAsyana EsGaG
Charley ct JeE do Mn I'll.
Lapeze etJ.B. Haydeb Alaqsslls
s'sttache M 81 yif ,intlret O. ~
srr6t6epour dsmain iinaRehA -
tre4 5heuresde REPRESENTATIVES
iours en- face de l'hshtatieA XrD.
Aarmillion, dams lss Qenss senlk
tions qne ia premiArs ioiA Lssegt
q decide, nous ditpp, au'slls -
ferait De. bas en- haut rslativs-
ment 40 cours, ,du fsavei, 1t leam
IN Julien MisAG, lhahils
avocat copnu dams nos pazsiapes
pour son talent d'oratsar - eon
zele de democrate, nose - eaAdi.
datqre,a q y place de seae61aias
d'Etat. Bonns 'chanoe, 4, ne1Rp
yienx cansrade dans Ia leoaylA -
clocheF a lBatenf Rouge. ,tp sup
F, ~ oasipstyk0oURas, as,asitoli
v Noaslisous daos 10 Losieiso1ies
Il 0neA- -RistA eeAts aagla @Auopp
mona de iSVCy catotteo dc taaac, ct - n
yem6 1AetJssEns - AH6ee ipsuonb1
I@a. l1s .1 S1ses nouI, Ssvs ,Sss,aSs |. =
sseH,ps ssees psRs n 4 ~ ess RI e .
tayep snl.iech tssh 49, q - =
!. -Dsux mort. As9 faD1ra1noA SsaA0o-
s Sss d.9s n3e Aopa1ss fa@iae & leap ~
ct Emile Andsrman, denx ltSrn. viea1sa1
g %Ss,is s.ds = {, ds % lsie.ss ls@ A1illa. = -hR
.,,,,,fp .ASgIN41oN
Ie Donsllssssiiis Ohif zoos
sprttnd qaS ~ Ph1p winftss .
succomb6 . une maladie de poi.
trine \ Dopaldsonville, 10 IL JUL.
Let, II hsnrss 10 niaotes du na-
tin, . rass de s. ana M. Philip
Winftee await tt6 r6daCseur on col.
iaboratess dams les journaax sai.
vants; Gagsttsst Qssils'iss g1,-A.
iVihde Batop Reage Il.- Aaaliaa,
Do la Riviass Nesys, Dsal1isy =
h Nsaseals10 .eaAa = \ A. - b
guerre; Bssssr, dc Hoama; /;
Leadr, Il DoasId dsonyills 4 ayass
IS Eepr6se9tsst @e lslL 6Oiulaenss
avantlA godssA stnamis - =
Dooane, > Npoq,is oA,le. kenbeg
et'its 4 scollssessr. Nous ps,oes -
regnte q ceax d = tAnille = d
- no0hcsa8 anis. ]; sislisi
AEsfe - juBIys, ct az.
q r4ep~ p siaat = -
~ q - NalaA y 1l1>l / =
- An4e - ns1ooo1 ,11oGon.
pu1oses - eSo4t tD1hseo . II =
Gfis. a's,iss ssa
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1gIiE1M \ "A sEHANE

u Hpfk6ent ayAnt, dams unl
Do D Deigoew, invit6 pex-sscre'
tokA oihd Qoe tons - autres
1900 @ 60 divers cabinets, 4
rso1Eo hleoment ~ t(moigpagea
iuVoGoGD pAr m cooi1fa d'enqnets
q loQ Qaanbre, Brigeow . r(rondu
qan . = oruyait - d(li6 pal
Gaeao o0tpeia&ion a. rObligation
a. soopoceR h secret dss dllibSra-
tiooo ou e0hverpement Grant q
reea, - PAlliasce isrMelfte de- Pa.
n deot = s(ustsur Crtmienx ct
y n 6ident, une sdreess do fSiici.
ta(3ona n peupls amincain, \ Poo.
NeGieq du Csntenaire. Tildcn ct
Hendricks, lee candidots de St
I1aiA ont "a, 10 Is, ane sntrevue
4 Sorotoga, g on assure QuSla
aoot parfaitemeut d'oocoed snr
tor ~ points d r. ligne politi.
quA U,e convention rationale
d r1publicAins lib6ranx eGt con.
voQuta pour h IS soht, On II
m1ne ville Dc Saratoga. s.-De m.
vroalD dktaile cont doon4a sur In
Oa1notseQbe "a no0tans. On croft
Quo - ~ Gitt3nS Bull = p6ri
dene h jenrn<s ds % juin. Les
Slslx sOat a nombre d'snviron
10yoo0, 9 b e6utssl Crook, qui .
A0eo1 Gnan " - uouvs,les, q do
~ rajolet rar b colonel Merritt.
% aaot6n omcier copGgd6r6 Ken.
tsolieo, VIII. Rohan, o6rs ~
pg6l )6eat ~ Btsn- Unis Dc lever
upo SoopaG Gnia 10 volontsites ponr
vo0Gr Cu6fee q q bauds htrof.
qncEIe a6alral pennypacker .
~ aonn1 a command dement, ID
AlpoeteDeot ia Sad. LA Cougres
nj 6efoarpNea hablement one
vaeatA 1nIeu a mos d'anAt, An
0Dl1 = vee6lSt Il culpabtlit< de-
uDlku1p paralt certain. u Cham.
~ 3 d|asnt6 ~ questions d Ia
ftnNtj>Es mAxieaine = De- troubles
u unnbarg, Caroline IA Sud, ct
- ADsMlee Gajst : 1barni l'occaaion
Ann diaonMr0 troa habsle e 'trAa
moto6t1 ~ Lamar, rspr6a r6aeutant du
lC1ninipi; n . ~ decide, par IS
voix sostsa 8, que le convene
meut aerait invitA ! malntenir daa
trounee dana lea Etats On Snd, mi.
vanI - exiGences locales. Une
vs0atnu uvea1uelle d. o6O = et6 vo-
t1AA ~ venso d Cuetqr, a son
~ q ~ e,Ar%. II VIA de lfn-
fwcnm1 G1alsol ktsit aisur6e pour
(kpoQ. Z WaAdsfl, repreaentant
Ah Oato,iNa IN Nofl, prnpose
e NJ 6rlxss nm statne 4 Wash.
toDN. Tint portA > cpire que
II, Do1eoon, secsttajrs de u ms
- - nh a accuaation PR u
c. ~ peuf coutrat1 ttsudu.
- toScoaf avan0es llljciteo d
Gol06 no6vernoment 4 h nal
- - taBqne Jay Cooke.- III Y 2,
0)gGHk = G1se(1A ~ Montreal,
11C9 illettes snx Etats- Unk-
E6e1 0g96y 3 fat nne rtponAN
g. oete D \ NO. a. sscfStde
0A0 - nDgyoeUennet An 10
2 ~ y - peo6Gf \ h ~ GSola-
% - nno1>1 dS1trA.
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apostles, he was ordered by God to go
forth aud preach to all nations. he de-
livered a very fervid and pious discourse.
somewhat rambling and incoherent at
times, but it contained a large amount
OF good and religious advice. We have
heard far worse sermons preached in
fashionable churches many a time and
oft.
The Avalanche has made an extra Of
its bulletin board to-day, and in front of
the board a crowd of idle negroes have
been congregated all the day long. The
average negro loafer has discovered a
new vocation-that Of staring at an Ava
lanche bulletin board from early morn
until midnight. A bulletin board is a
good thing, provided the latest aad most
reliable news is published thereon, but
lager beer advertisements do not come
under this head. The controller Of the
Avalanche bulletin board has become a
telegraphic jester at a time when the
people are in no humor to appreciate a
joke. Let bulletin boards contain reliable
news or nothing.
The thanks of the LEDGER are due to
Tom 0'SulIivan, the liquor importer on
the corner of Second and Washington
streets, for a case Of liquors wherewith
to drink the health Of Tilden and Hen
bricks, the Democratic President and
Vice President elect of these United
States. We tasted the various liquors
and pronounced them good, of superior
} quality, flavor and of aged worth.
0'Sallivan, with his famous hundred
FOUNDER gun, the Little Democrat
|, has barked the key notes to the different
campaigns in this city. 1t was never
fred but that a Democratic victory 70.
suited. 0'Sullivan and his squad Of
cannoneers buy their own powder, do
, their own shooting, and celebrate Demo.
cratic victories in their own style.
0'Sullivah's sample rooms have become
the resort of literary men, statesmen
politicians, business men, etc., q cosmo
politan set who discass all subjects; meG
: who know a few things, and know how
to tell them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13

Colonel James Johnson, General
Southern Agent of the Illinois Central
railroad and the great Blue Line, is in
the city, where he is well known and has
SO many warm friends. He leaves tc-
morrow for New Orleans.
Captain R. W. Lightburne, having re-
signed the position of agent of the Bloe
Line, is succeeded by Mr.. C. P. Oakley,
q gentleman we'll known in railroad and
business circles for his efficiency, expe.
%rience, promptness and popularity. Mr..
Oakley's Office is located at No. 20 Madi.
son street, where he will be pleased To
meet his old and new friends.
Col. Tom W. Neal, the genial and &C
complished editor of the Dyersburp
Gazette, is in the city on a brief visit
He was triumphantly elected to repre-.
sent Dyer county in the Legislature a
the late election. We congratulate the
people upon such a wise choice and Col,
Neal upon the well-merited promotion,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13
a RreaA for Freedom.

This forenoon a white prisoner, Carter
Harris, indicted for petit larceny, was
placed at the bar Of the Criminal Court
to be tried. He pleaded guilty to the in
dictment, and, suddenly arising. fed
through the courtroom, He escaped out
the side door into Center alley place, ran
out to Poplar street and TUNED down t.
ward the river. He was closely pursued
by patrolman John Dougherty, who rap
idly gained upon him, and at last forced
him to surrender. During the chase
patrolman Dougherty fell down on the
pavement and cut his hand severely.
The prisoner was brought back into
court, and on his plea of guilty was sem
fenced to SIX months Imprisonment in
the county York.hOpse on Presidents Is
land
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13
I%.ortrnits Painted

By T. j. Merritt from life or small pic.
lures. This is his fourth year, and he
leaves it With the citiz ms to examine the
many pictures painted by him and now
in every neiehborbood in the city, be-
lisvins that when seen they will bring
him new orders. Studio at 1886 Main
street, third door south Of graig's seed
store 38f
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New goods, New York prices.
Leubrie's New Store, 247 Main
street,

Il, G. HoLLENBsRG, agent for Stein.
way q Sons and Chickering & Sons
world.renowned pianos and for the un-
rivaled Mason & Hamlin organ. Pianos
and organs sold on easy terms and
monthly payments, No. 294 Main st. [52t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13
BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS!
80 South Court st. 81
Amusemenfa.

WASHINGTON STREET VARIETIEs.-In
addition to the full aud talented com.
pany under the successful management
Of Marsh Adams, Miss Minnie Herndon,
an accomplished aud beautiful singer
from the Louisville Theater, made her
first appearance to a crowded house,
making a very favorable impression.
Also, the old favorite, Charley McCaslin,
has returned, and was received with
pleasure by his numerous friends,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13

To buy q pair OF those heavy cashmere
pants, at The Great Western Clothing
House. John bought a pair last week,
and must say they are splendid pants,
and in fact l have never seen anything
sold so Low.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13
Rare Attrac,,on

Lloyd 4 Fritz, at 224 Main street, keep
on hand a splendid stock of solid silver
and plated ware, ine watches, diamonds
aud jewelry, ct very low prices. One
article in particular will attract the at.
tention of the ladies. They are selling su.
pcrior triple-plated table knives at Sc per
dozen. This is something nice, elegant
and durable, at a price within the reach
of all. The entire stock is carefully
selected to suit the market and the times
and offered at reasonable prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13
GROCERIES
SELF RISING BUCKWHET.

After ten years fair trial in Memphis
and elsewhere it is fou, d that SelfRising
B~uckwheat is better for general use than
plain buckwhest, because
First. The best New York Buckwheat
is used.
Second. 1t makes nice light and rich
cakes.
Third. 1t never makes a failure when
the directions are followed.
Fourth. 1t only takes FIVE minutes
time to make the best of cakes.
Fifth. Any common cook can always
make good light cakes. And it costs but
a triae more than common buckwheat.
For sale by retail grocers.
OLIVER, FINNIE 6 co.
Ri-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13

Colonel 7. L. Rose, lately stationed
at Little Rock, arrived in the city this
morning with a detachment Of thirty.two
men of Company c, Sixteenth Infantry.
The rest Of the company has'bsen sta.
toned at Mansfield, La, but has likewise
been ordered to New Orleans.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13
Boys and ChIIdren,n

bOyb anu OhIIUFon'B
Suits, in great variety, at extremely low
prices, at The Greas Western Clothing
House.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13
MIN 8 FREIBERH
George. Iend Me aa.nn

sci heavy u~ndsrshirts At 80 cents.
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FOR PERT OR LEAsE.

TOR RENT OR LEASE-PLANTATI0N
4 in Crittenden county, Ark II miles be-
low Memphis; 200 acres Of oIen land, above
overflow. Apply at room 26, Ilantsis Insu-
rance BuildinR.s 81 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13

Tue type, material and workmen Of
tho LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence VIC guarantee first class
work and full satisfaction 10 our patrons.
l2st
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Goods at Fifty Cents On the Dollar.

Buying largely at the clearing sales of
importers at New York lately, we are
enabled to offer many styles of
Goods at Fifty Cents on the Dollar
on cost Of Importation. We are in re-
ceipt of a very large stock of the very
Latest and Most Desirable Goods,
Which we offer at these extraordinary
BARGAINS,
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AYR LAST.

II. SeehauseB, Matchmaker and
Jeweler, has removed TO s02 Main ST,
Aug. JO0rss' old stand, opposite the
Webster block. 70
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KAHN G. FREIBERG
best cashmere pants at 81.
.Iust Arrived.

The balance of the stock saved from
the late Louisville Gre at SOC on the
dollar, at the Star Clothing House, SSI
Main street. IS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13

In the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
VINO can give entire satisfaction in the
display of any job of printing. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13

Fifty tons OF oysters in the shell were
recently sent by steamer 10 England
from this country by the steamship
Egypt Of the National Line. The oysters
were kept in ice-bins erected for the pur.
pose.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13

90 bbls. new crop La. MOlas sts;
100 buckets N. j. Apple Butte
$50 do. and hRlf.bbls. Minced Meat;
1000 pkgs plain and mixed Pickles;
100 boxes Gordon Il DilwOrth and
Brlnckley Preserves.
70 g. A. ECKERLY & BROS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13
WOeIler House.

CORNER OF MAIN AND GAYoso.
Saloon and restaurant; the finest of
beer, liquors and cigars. Also, fresh
oysters received daily. sit
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Leubrie's New Store,
24S Main Street.


The best in the market, at $3.50 per
dozen, worth double TIE money, At The
Great Western Clothing House.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13
BOYS Dress shirts.

Warranted the best in the city, aad
guaranteed linen bosons, at IS cents
each, at The Great Western Clothing
House.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13
JAKE LEUBREE.
Kahn & Freibqrg,s Job Counter.


Tie best fitting shirt in the world, the
only headquarters in the city to obtain
them is at The Great Western Clothing
House.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13
FROM THE GREAT SALE.

$4,000 hey West and Ha-
wanna cigars nj sc Or 6 for 25c.
Sample boxes, 81 each. Only
depOt-Isle of Cuba, 277 Main
street
UAUE Y EEDRNE
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Gannina

Black dosskin pants, guaranteed to he
worth $40 a pair, for Sc. They are the
biggest bargains of the season. Go and
look at them, at The Great Western
Clothing House.
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BILLY LlEBEN, the Lightning news
dealer, 2S64 Main street, is receiving
daily late papers from all the leading
cities in the United States. His stock
Of magazines, etc, is always kept up to
the standard demanded by a reading
public. Call on Billy for reading mat
ter
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13

Cream cakes, mince, apple,
lemon and cOcOanut pies,
fresh every day, at Bartee's,
32S Main street. b7+
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13

Furniture and carpets at
lower prices than ever at
Ames, Beattie e. Co.'s, 800
Main street. 45.t
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MEDICINE.
T'OlU COugh BalSam.

TIME MOST PLEASANT AND AGREE
able preparation. and at the same time
effeetu,l for recent Cold, Coughs and Bron-
chial affections now in use. Especially
adapted for children with Measles. Whooping
Cough and Scarlet Fever. Only T5c a bottle.
6}78 D. F. GOODYEAR. 167 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13

The surplus bedding out plants in the
public parks of London are to be pre-
sented on the approach Of Geld weather,
to the working classes Of the respective
neighborhoods.
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.

German Wine.room by r. Meister al
Cochran Hall. Rulander Auslese, loo.
per glass. Only complete stock of i'm.
ported and native wines in the city. ia
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
MEMPHIS:
Monday Evsning, Nov. ID, 1870.
II. L. MICHOT.

The Experienced Matchmaker,
formerly established at 357 Main street,
has connected himself With R. Roescher,
of the Jet Palace, wkerehe will be pleased
to see bis old friends ana customers. [s6
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Anal SIM ~ Fer LAD

Of the famous Chincbilla ovsreoats worth
$40, for $l2, a. the Star Clothing House,
1871 Main street. GS
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Honey DO loan

On city and suburban real estate, for a
term a years. Address, care this Office,
65 MONEY.
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look az Them.

Saved from the great fire sale. Fine
hats worth S. which we are selling for
$3.50, at the Star Clothing House, 3Sl
Main street. 68
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G.
MRS. F. KREMER.


Is not as cheap IS those ~unlaundried
shirts selling at IS cents, at The Great
Western Clothing House.
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Bargains at Leubrie's,
Pnste nan All Ynnr mind.

The only place in the city for genuine
bargains in clothing and furnishing
goods is at The Great Western Clothing
House.
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Special inducements in stoves and
tinware. JOHN B. Ford,
At 1923 Poplar At.