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CANDIDATES. ROBERT GOOD IS A CANDIDATE FOR VuiniuVo H -w . ZTTO K L A Nl) Iri A J candidate f'orMayorattheensuing elation. II August V, ISKKi. j ur OTII WARt) ALDERMAN . TH it V NIIKK i l Kainif m am I itArneKtlv solicited rs- bmitfullr nnounees himself endidnt for " Alderman of theStb ard at tb coming eleo ' 1 l""4-"1! w ic'LAJ Ii WHKLAN. jTDkKMAN blU WARD.-ATTHE80-7V lioilatioii of many voters, the undersigned hereby announces himself a candidate lor Al derman of theStb Ward, nod most respectfully ake the support of the vo-ors of Mid ward at the turning ""-FRcjMMiKsg. 'I'd Til K CITIZENS OP MEMPHIS. UEN- i A. til i . 1'L... 4: ktk I,..,, f theolecterti oi Mayor naving iwi wuuuu in elociinn, 1 now announce to you that I am till a candidate fr the Mayoralty when theelection doc couio off. I am, respectfully, your folluw ,.,iiren ' W, 1), KKHOUHON. l.t " Ors-VtsW.. aw - D11SOTO IXStTIlAWCE l .1 . ...'!.. .1 ,1 , AMD t - TltUST .COMPANY, OF MEMPHIS, TEJSN. , Office, Desoto Block, Madiaon St. Cmjltal., 8300,000. I'illS COMPANY INSUTtES AflAWST J 1uh by iro. Marine ana Farrinitton, W. B. 01- k.....i. u ii iirAoniHW. ('. W.tloyer. j. J Directors Win. M. , pi ail ii. H.u. ro" - 'h'-Ah.h J.O LONSUALE-SefV 3-72 ' AU!S0"MV1N(;S INSTITUTION. Memphi. TenneBee. '')'" III Mil N 4. JIOt'KE, No. 19 Madison Street. THIS INSTITUTION. ORGANIZED IN I lM5e. hss Deeo in continuous and suocesstul operation for the past ten year. It continual to transact a '' GEMSUAL EXCHANGE AMD BANK- ING BUSINESS. twil.l. RKCKIVS PRFUSITS. BUT AND 8KLL FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, Oold, Silver and Uncurrent Money. SELLS Exchange in sums to suit purchaser, on Loudon and all Hie leading eitiei ot the United States, and will make collodions an all accessible places in the 6outh sud Went. E. M. AVERY, Cashier. . JOI1H C. L.ANIER, Pree't. Memphis Insurance Comp'y Ornaniwdln 1S44, ' MIl-' A". 22 1-'- Madison St. D I II ECTORS : J..1. Muimr J.Cuuminos Johksox, E. M. Afpkrsok, . , , I Juan T.Si ration. J.T. Frank, J IT.A.Nioson. ; ' P. M. Cash. I , : ; j riUlIS INSTITUTION 13 PREPARED TO 1 receive Dorositaru buv ana sell Exchange on all the principal commercial cities, and to make Collection this city and all principal points in this section. - Remittance, proudly ajwM tn F. M. CASH. Secretary- "-27 FOR SALE 1X)R SAIiE. A BOOK-BINDERY AND 1? Paper-Ruling Establishment, having a rood run of cunloin, una suuaieu in an engiuis ncaiitv in the business portion of the oity. Addre.s UEOKUB WINO, Jr., 112 Dearborn St., Chicago. III. i This b a rare chance lor goo 1 paying lnvt- If TXIR r!ALK A UOOD HKWl II Any X Carriage, nearly new. Would suit very well fir a ha k. Can be hout-ht at a bargain. Ai'l lyat Hicks A Smith'sLivery Stable, JtSer- - tWeuU neRr 4OM0ffiSBVitOD0R10N. 23 , 3lU Front street, up rtair. ,0R SALE OR RENT A liKJHLY-IM- " i r)7 Hlyi .nilAfl frnm the city, on Central avenue, adjoining the old race track, and in ltl minutes walk of the new oily lark. tineiy looaK'u ior eaiuou. , variety or pear, pcarh aud apple trees, and the bent stable, and stock yard in the county. W ill .ell garden implements at a f'i' '"'' ; or rent for one year. J. W. ARMblK 0 , 10 32 North Court street. v JOR SALE. " A large stock of superior . . .PITTMIIUliW COAL, in quantities to snit Mirchascrs. . BiGLEV, JIELLEKSII A CO , og ill Jefferson street. lOri SA Lfci. AN A AO.l PAMllV R0; T eery. For terms, location, eto , api ly at 4ti'-j North Court Mreet. IJ JOK SALE. . ' TO dOUNTRY PRINTERa To hnt a lsrcc stock of printing paoer (2Tx 44) on hand, which wo offer at the lowest mar ket prices. Other sires will be furnished to or dor. Add,resseu,her,l..ri.;.i0RElilu(St I'l'Ri.m Lshokr office. IORSALE.-A AOAMTSKSa, FLATTEN 1 ltti2f) inches, wilhs-tiumiapparatuscompleic; will be sold low if applied lor soon. It is iu good running order, and may be seen running any day in our possesion. . Apply to. or address . ' .- L.n.11. oAI.b.. 1 IH4 MbiAL illtllbrt C than b.iM,ct) for sale low, bv WHITMURE BROS.. Pt'HT.ir I.kpofr ottice. " lOR RENT. COTTON OFFICES SIX . ,X line large olliccs tor rent. Suitable for cot ton merchants.' Apply early at corner of How ard's row and Front street. I I i,.u uVMi A KKA'I' KKfilUKM K. AY- 1 ,,r ,!.. A vnrv troe. SO 1 WANTS. r antv:d a situation Br A a whsilsMikld sTriMrv nr ff ,viuiik lilt! in - 1....... i'sais liirnmh rmllt fir ton 1(utupiil dwlltiri. nd would take on int?rt in lha lune ibn liml uf Jmiuary. KefereacM A.l.lfuda A k. 1 riven uu rcqmicv. - 17 AV T AN TED. 25 IVohm'ii lo New Carpet. ALSO p'OUH UlIHI.HXlCIili:itH. W. H. FII.LERTON A CO.. IiJ-j Monroe street, If, v . .Memphis. Tenn. irANTKU.-AiENTS.-lUI PR MONTH to Mill Southern Pictures. .Maps, t'hart", fc."k. . CaU ou W HUH THIBbLK. iF'J.llUcrs.ill street. I ITANTEI). SMALL COTTAHE IlnL'SK. 1 witn ihree or four rotims, within Hlor 1' minutes' wnlk from Union and Front streets. Inquire nt cor. Union and Front H BOARDINC. BOARDING.-TWO OR THREE AMI lies can be accommodated with good board, with front rooms. I'av boarders can also be accommodsted. at W, Wa."binglon street, be- tT-e-n Tcind and 1'hir. I f JOTICES. VOTICE TO ITARENTS AND GUAtt 1 dians. The niELSEA men senoc-L, At the Brick Church, will be opened on Mon day, r-cpu 17, Hsi, for girls and boys, nnder Rev. John Little. A.M., a leather of experience and a most estimable gentleman. Terms. !, . and 1- per memo, from Primary to the High est Branches and Classics. By order of the Board of Trustees. lu VjoriCii.-ttND THRKfc-Cb.NT STAMP J.1 for my pnce-lisU of good books, to h. A. Y'rr. N nrwslk.C"n. W DR. J. P. DROMGOOLE HAS RETURNED TO THE CfTr. AND for the present, again oilers his profes sional service to sis friends aad the public generally. . , Ulliee, at the Drug Store. p the comer of Tle.l Main .treats. Memphis. 37 A DVr.K 1 ISK IN TH K Fl ULIC Ltlt tR. A .t'l L.. .I. i ADutxTriRi'I LATION ol any daily published iu,the State of Tennessee. I TO ADVEItTISEHS. The I'uiimo Leikikb now tag bya the largest circulution of ANY dail, newspaper published in the State of Ten; neaee, and offers, ttrrefqre, advanUgee to adrertiserg not poBgegscd by any other journal in the 8tate. This is afaet which should not he lost siijht of by Jhe advertimniz public. PUBLIC LEDGER Office. Ho. 13 JVl&diavori Htreet. UUGEST CITY CIKCULATIOJi THE CITY; MEMPHINi Tuesday Evenins;, Sept. 18th, 1866 Local Notices, inserted among the' reading matter, will be charged twenty cents per line for each insertion. ' Pittsburo Coal Brown & Jones, of fice 247 Second street Branch oflice 374 Main street K. C. Hite, agent .. ' f Pittsburo CoAU--Briggs It Peterson, office 13 Madison street. . Branch oflice, 3-11 Main street J. H. Moseley, agent We are the only ciml nierclianta who weigh on the city scales, i i . .28 ' Go to J. Fellowes & Bro., merchant tailors, No. 32 Union street. 18 THE CONFEDEItATE SOLDI KitS. Expression of their Views Meet inK JTo-night. A meeting oT olGcers and soldiers of the late Confederate army was held yes terday for the purpose of considering the propriety of adopting such resolutions as will relieve Memphis front the imputa- tion that is prevalent in the Norlb, and is industriously and maliciously con tiriued to be impressed upon the North ern mind, that a Union of Northern man is not safe, in life, liberty and property, within our limits. JN..JJ. iiorrest was unanimously called - to the Chair, and Captain M. AV. Clunky chosen Secretary. A committee of seven was appointed, to which General Forrest was added, as Chairman, to draft a telegraphic mes SBge to send to the Convention of United Stales Officers and Soldiers at Cleveland, Ohio,' to consist us follows: Colonel M. C. Gullaway, General Thomas Jordan, L. J. Dupre, Esq., Cupt. Leon Trousdale, General James R. Chaftners, Colonel W. F. Taylor and Captain J Ilarvey Matbes. A committee was ap pointed to drult resolutions lor a mass meeting of the officers and" soldiers to be held to-morrow night: Captain John L. Saflarans. Colonel John W. Dawson, Major C. VV. Anderson, Colonel . M. Mageveny, jr., and General W. T. C. Humes. . ' ,'. ! . ; ' . A committee of twelve was1 appointed to conslittite a Committee of Arrange ments, si follows: Major J. P. Strange, Capt. Hugh B. Martin, f Capt C. N. Schuyler, Major G. V. Rambaut, Capt. Tom Robbius, Capt. John Wilkerson, Capt. West Sneed, Col. Jesse' Forrest, Col. James II. Edmundson, Capt. James Barbour, Col. E. W. Ruckcr, Gen. John C. Fizer. The Committee of Arrange menls were instructed to invite speakers, and the proceedings of the meeting were ordered to be published. The following dispatch has been sent to the Soldiers and Sailors' Convention at Cleveland : To the President of Soldiers and Sailors' Con vention at Cleveland : Soldiers of the late Confederate army met here to-day and deputed the under signed to congratulate your convention in jour effort to restore peace and auietudo to the country, and to express their deep sympathy with your patriotic purposes; and, turther, to assure you that Confederate soldiers are entirely willing to. leave the determination of their rights as citizens of States, and of the Lnitetl States, to the soldiers ot the Union. On our part we pledge security of life, person, property and freedom of speech and opinion to all. A mass meeting will be held here this (Tuesday) evening to give formal ex pression to these purposes and senti ments. , N. B. Forrest, Leon Trousdale, M. C. Gaix.way, Tuns. Jordan, J. IIarvev Matbes, Jas. It Chalmers, L. J. Dupbr. A meeting of Confederate soldiers will be held in Court Square this even ing at half past seven o'clock, at which the following gentlemen have promised to be present aud speak : Gen. Jas. R. Chalmers, Col. Wm. T. Avery, Lieut Sam. Donelson, Capt John A. Minnie, Capt M. W. Clusky, Gen. W. T. C. Humes, Maj. Geo. W. Winchester, Maj. J. T. Trezevant, Gen. Albert Pike. Elson Bros, again in the field. See their new advertisement. ' ' Board of Health. At the meeting of the Board of Health yesterday, the following rules and regulations For the guidance of the Metropolitan Sanitary Police were adopted : They will patrol their districts contin ually, and inspect all private premises at least once a week, and see that the yards, back houses, privies and cellars are cleaned, whitewashed and thoroughly disinfected. They will visit every day those houses which are sub-let and in habited by a large number of families, white or black, and see that the premises are thoroughly cleaned and whitewashed at least once a week. They will visit such buildings day and night, and when they find a case of cholera or small pox, pronounced inch by the ward physician, they will remove him at once to the pest house. Whenever they fiad a case of cholera or small-pox in such houses, they must at once prevent the access of any one to their presence, except those in attendance; they must see that ill per sons, black or white, who die of cholera or small-pox, must be buried in six hours, at most, after death, and they are not to allow persons to congregate in any num bers around such body before bnnnl All cases of cholera or small-pox occur ringja yieir dlnt'ricU must be reported at once at the Sanitary oflice, in order that the disinfectant force may use the proper means to disinfect the premises. The owners of premise who let them by the room to families, must lime, white wash, and disinfect such houses twice very week; failing to'do which their premises will be declared a nuisance by this office, and closed np or torn down The Sapitsry Police will see thut rooms in which pestilential diseaies oc cur are thoroughly cleaned and disin fecled. The Sanitary Police will report to be condemned a nuisancer, all houses in which each room is occupied by more than four persons. The Sanitary Police will see that property holders and occu pants of houses have the gutters in front of their premises cleaned out at least twice a week, and the offal from such gutters placed at least two feet from the gutter. " The Ward physicians ore re quested to attend all calls of the poor and indigent by night and by day, and they will report all cases of cholera or small-pox coming within their knowledge to the Sanitary office, and will send all such cases at they find nearly destitute, without attendance, to the pest-house, and all such cases as take place in crowded boarding houses, and in tene ments sub-let to numbers of families. Citizens are requested to report all nui sances, public or private, that may come under their observation to the Sanitary office, No. 17 Madison street The committee appointed to wait upon the Judge of the County Court, after consultation among themselves referred the matter back to the Board, suggesting the propriety of dropping the matter. in addition to the visiting physicians appointed, a member of the Board for each ward has been appointed, who will constitute a committee .of inspecting physicians. A resolution was passed ordering the publication of the names and residences of physicians appointed to attend upon the indigent poor. Ei.son Bros, again in the field, their new advertisement. See Greenlaw Opera House. This mag nificent temple of the drama opened its doors to the public for the first time last evening, and the numerous seats were soon filled. The inside of the building presented a very neat and tasteful up pearance. Mrs. F. A. Tannehill de livered the opening address in a beauti ful and affecting manner. It was a credit alike to her ability as an author ess and her talents as an actress, and ihe audience exhibited their apprecia tion by enthusiastic applause. Fanchon was ihe piece performed, with Miss Emelie Melville as "The Cricket," which she performed in a very satisfac tory mauner. . She is good lookiag, has a fine figure, and sings charmingly qualifications that make her a favorite with all the young geuts aud many of the old ones, wherever she appears. Last night her singing of " II Bacio" and "Flow on, Thou Shining River" was encored twice in a manner that flattered arid encouraged her. The ap pearance of Mr. Hill, who personated " Landry Barbeau," was greeted with thundering applause- that fairly shosk the house. He played well, but we have seen him do better. The other members of the company sustained the characterg assigned them and impressed tile audi. ence favorably with the ability of the stock company engaged by Manager Tannehill. Fanchon will be repeated to-night. Elson Bros, again in the field. See their new advertisement. New Memphis Theatre. The Ro mance of a Pour Young Man was pre. sented in a highly creditable manner at this establishment last evening, and was well received. Mr. Lawrence Barrett's personation of the hero, " Manuel Marquis de Cbampsey," was a splendid piece of acting, thut drew forth frequent bursts of applause from tho.se who wit nessed it. He was ably supported by Mr. Lanagan as " l'r. Desmavet," Mr, Wheelock as " Bevanues," and the other members of the company. Tbi; new drama is very interesting and bounds with 'thrilling : incidents that excite aud please. A new scene, Ihe p-,11111 uieu tiy Moon light," from the artistic brush of Mr. S. W. Gulick, was introduced in the piece last evening, aud was received with marks of approbation that must have been fluttering to the mind thut conceived and executed it. To night the Romance of a Poor Young Man will be repeated, and we would advise the poor young men of our city, as well as others who are not so poor, to attend and judge of the merits of the new play. Mt.ss Ada Montrose, at the National Theatre. Election Proclamation. We an nounced a few days since that Governor Browolow would shortly issue a procla nation for a municipal election in this city, lu a proclamation, aateu iue i.ttn, he orjers the Sheriffs of eighteen coun ties to hold elections tor Representa tives, etc Shelby county is to elect two Representatives, and as the Sheriffs are commanded to open and hold all elections necessary to fill vacancies in all county, district or municipal offices in their respective counties, the exist ence of which are known to them, wc suppose that Sheriff Winters will hold a municipal election on the 13th of next month. Dbn't fail to witness the Magic Penny, at the National. Oca Job Office. The Public Lepccr job printing department has been lately supplied with the latest and most ap proved patterns of type, border aad presses, and is better prepared than ever to accommodate the mercantile public. Our prices will continue to be the most reasonable in the city, while oar work is ""ranteed to give satisfaction. We have the only complete-printing office in the ciiy.faL'd wnr;"c6utiuuo to give our cus tomers 'inducements' o others in this market can afford. Call and see. t Elson Biios. again in the field, their new advertisement See Sales or Real Estate. During the past few days Messrs. Benton ii Maclean, real estate agents, 291 Second street, have made the following sales : One im proved leasehold on Brinkley avenue, from Henry Brooklocker to H. T. Fix, $1400; one lot in Auction Square, 37J feet by 74 feet, unimproved, belonging to Brown t Towntend, sold to Mr. Wm. Duncan McCullum for f 1500 ; one lot, No. 35 Robeson street, 00 by 148, im proved, belonging to Wescott & Stahl, sold to Mr. Isaac Morrison for $33(10 ; one lot on Pigeon Roost road, 120 by 225, improved, belonging to Mr. M. W.Jones, sold to lr. J. W. Dickinson for 111,500; one lot ou Town Reserve avenue, 9S by 217,'improved, belonging to Dr. Alexan der Raiusijv sold to Dr. James Corry, jr., for $10,000. Total, I28.C0O. The above figures will give parties an excel lent idea of the value of property in the same neighborhoods. , , . ) Ed. DeITaven, comic vocalist, at the Nationol Theatre. Property at Auction. On Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock, Monsanat, La nier & Co., will sell at auction several desirable lots'iri he Jpnes subdivision, just beyond the corporation limits. At four o'clock in the afternoon they sell at auction a very desirable residence on Alabama street, opposite the residence of Colonel Dupree. This is a very de sirable residence, and will be positively sold regardless of the price bid. M'li.e Carolista, danseuse, at the National Theatre. A Reliable' Firm. Messrs. West, Taylor & Caruthers, cotton factors and commission merchants, Ne. 298 Front street, we can recommend to our readers as worthy of patronage on account of the business capacity and known in tegrity of the members of the linn. Capt. J. Slaughter Carulhers, his inutiy friends will be glad to 'learn, has re covered from his recent sickness suffiei-' ently to be able to attend to business M'li.e Zada, at the National Theatre. Hardware House. One of the largest hardware houses in the West is that of Orgill Bros. & Co., 310 and 312 Front Btreet. They have been established in our city for many years, keep an im mense stock of everything in their line, and do an immense wholesale and retail business, which is the best evidence that can be adduced in favnr of patronizing them. We refer our readers to theirud verliaement. . M'li.K ForesteLL, female contortion ist, at the National Theatre. The Loss or Mb. Schuit. -rWe sym pathize w itl Mr. A. 0. Scl.u on account of his loss at the fire yesunlay morning, which amounted to fully $15,000. He is a hard-working skillful mechanic, having made what little he possessed by UDtiring industry. He had just completed ar rangements for manufacturing fire-proof safes, an elegant specimen of which was to have been sent to New Orleans to-day for exhibition at a fair to be held there. Ei.son Bros, again in the field, their new advertisement See Police Court. In the Second District yesterday evening twenty-one cases were disposed of and eighty-nine dollars col lected. A man was fined $11 for mis- demeaner kecr.i-ig a vicious dog. In ihe First Dinii.ci this morning there were twenty nine cases ; $111 collected. Au alderman was fined $10 for knocking a man down who called him a liar. An individual was charged $10 for taking some green corn to market M'lle Violetta, at the National. Death of a Minister. Rev. J. IV. Wheelock, of Grace Church, died yes terday after a shnit illness, having offici ated in his church the previous day. He was much admired for his good qualities of head and heart by his congregation and others. His funeral, this morning, was largely attended. . Elson Bros, again in the field. See their new advertisement. CouKfY Hospital. The committee appointed by the County Board of Health to visit the pauper hospital at Fort Pickering, state that they foued ninety-fwo patients therein, who seemed to be well cared for, and as comfortable as could be expected under the circum stances. The Pio-hic Yesterday. The pic-nic of the St George Benevolent Society was attended by a select party of ladies and gentlemen, who enjoyed themselves as their fancy dictated until the shades of night sent tbem to "Home, sweet home." The Place to Go. When in that neighborhood it will pay you to call at H. Ackle it Co Court Exchange, south east corner of Second and Union, where the best of liquors, etc., are kept. Lunch every morning, and at night during the performance at the Opera Hall. 20. Th e at mosphere of love is a pure, sweet breath. This desideratum is one of the results of using Sozodont, which not only invigorates and preserves the teeth, but renders the mouth as fragrant as a rose. Cholera Report. Yesterday thirty- six cases were reported to the Sanitary Police, and 12 deaths, including seven white persons. At noon, to-day, twelve new cases and 11 deaths bad been re ported, five of the latter being white per sona Almost Drowned. A little girl who peddles apples, fell from the Star wharf boat into the river yesterday. Mr. A. . Bachelor, receiving clerk of Johnson & Wright, jumped overboard and brought tha girl safely to the shore. ,,J i Home Aoain. Cupt Will. O. Wood son, of the Appeal, with his lovely brido, returned to the city yesterday, after a pleasant trip to Kentucky. He looks as if married life agrees with him. Staple Druos. Anything in the drug line that might be needed can be found nt W. N. Wilkerson k Co.'i drug store, 340 Main street This is a' fact that Lshould be known. The County Seat The county seat will undoubtedly be removed to Memphis. About 70 votes were cast at Raleigh, and in many other precincts in the county the polls were not opened. Death from Cholera. From August 24th to September 17th, C30 cases and 381 deaths from cholera were reported to the Sanitary Police. City Council The Board of Mayor and Aldermen meet this evening for the transaction of business, etc. M. C Cayce, the great auctioneer, offers bargains daily at 39C Main street. Call and see him. Memphis and Charleston Railroad. Mail and passenger trains IcavingMem phis at 6:45 a.m. by city time, connect at Chattanooga with trains for all important points in Georgia, East Tennessee, Virginia, North and 'South Carolina. Passengers for points south of Grand Junction, and for points on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad either uorlb or south of Corinth, leave Memphis utC:15 a.m., making close con nections. Express train leaving Memphis at 1:45 p.m. makes close connection with the Nashville and Decatur Railroad for Nashville, Louisville and all important points North, Esst and WesL 27ne to Xathville, 15 hours and 45 minutes. Baggage checked through. Through tickets and information can be procured at 13 Court street' , Apolpue Bernard, 25 Ticket Agent. Miss Julia Barton, vocalist, at the National. . First in the Field and Ready for Action. J. Fellowes 4 Bro., merchant tailors, No. 32 Union street, Leno Block, between Main am Second, are just re ceiving their full stock of cloths, Cassi nieres and veslings; chiuchilla and bea ver overcoatings of all shades ; silk, vel vet and plush veslings; cassimcres aud grenadenes of the most beautiful styles; grety, brown and blue jeans ; black, brown and drab velveteen, for sporting suits; business Routings and fancy cassimerc of every shade and variety, all of whic' they are ready lo make up on the shor est possible notice, in slylo and at price-, lo suit till. As for the reputation of Mr. J. Fellowes as a culler, be is well known to our public. 30 Johnny Keluan, nt the National. To ce cured of disease or suffering is always desirable, but to be cured by in lluences gentle as the breath of Spring and lasting hs life, is the especial pre rogative of houiujopathy. Humphrey's Specifics, advertised in another columli, leave nothing to he desired in this direc tion, for family orindividuul use. They are mild, simple, an.l yet prompt and efficient; always rendering satisfaction. Address Humphrey's Specific Homoeo pathic Medicine Co., 5G2 Broadway, New York. 17 No protective duty is necessary to secure for Phalon's "Night-Blooming Ccreus," , a preference over Lubin's Ex tracts among connoisseurs in perfumes. The public should know, however, that the so-called Lubin's Extrm t- in this market are all domestic iiuii ui'ins. One bottle of ihe "Night-Blooii.ii.g Cereus" is worth a gross of them Bennington Banner. . ; 14 Armstroku, Miri'uy Si. Co, dealers iu wall psper and window shades, have removed to 200 Main street, between A 1 i.ii and Washington, opposite. Web- in r Itloek. 12 At Auction. The Stock and Fix turn .f Saloon No. 130 Front street, without reserve, on Wednesday, Septem ber 2(Hh, 18CC. ' 14 ' Large lot of mocking and penary bird cages just received, and for sale low at 46 North Court street Also, a splen did assortment of children's carriages, with a full line of wood and willow ware for the jobbing trade. ' Call and examine. 17 Wheeler. Piceens t Co. Special Notices. Special Notices will be inserted in this col Bain for ten cents per line for each insertion. The Great Heed Supplied ! Pills hare been swallowed in millions. Salves have been rubbed in by the pound. Dr. Maooirl's two grand specifics are putting an end to this wholesale system of medication. One of his famous pills is a dose. A box of his healing salvo is of more value, as a remedy fur ulcerous and eruptive diseases, than a ship's cargo of the ointments advertised to euro everything, but are all, in fart, either nseless or deleterioui. Dr. M auokii.'s motto is conckxtraticm. Ho has placed in the smallest compass the active principle of the most potent vegetable specifies. There is bo mineral in his Pills they do not gripe they do not enfeeble. They create a vigorous appetite.and corresponding! ystrongth ea the digestion. They tune the liver, clear the head and steady the nerve. No form of scrofulous disease can resist the diseafeetent operation of th Salve. Tumor Abscesses, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, Pus tule, etc, are thoroughly eradicated by this nrivaled medicine. In fact, Maot.ki's Bil rnrs, IDrsrsmc end Diarihsa Pills ear where all others fail. While for Burns. Scalds, Chilblain. Cats, and all abrasions of the skin, Maggiel's Salv is infallible. Sold by J. Mag- gieL 43 FaJtoa street. New York, and all Drag gilts, at 2i cents per box. 4-119 Select School for Young ladle of th Hebrew Faith, 173 and 175 West Thirty-ninth street, between Strath and Eighth Arenac. New York. T th Israelite of Tennessee: Mrs. Henry Simons, having been reo.ue.ted by many South era and Western friends (who children hare been cdneated at th Inatitat) to make known ! her school, announce to thesn that she receives pupils from the age of 7 to 16. The pupils can acquire th English, French. German and He brew languages thoroughly. Mtulo and singing taught by able professors. Sewing and embroid ery mad an especial instruction. Danoing and gymnastic eicrolse taught during the winter season. Th pupils attending th Institute will find it a home in every respect and ersry ear will be taken with their moral and religious training. Pupils can enter th Institute at any time For circulars, apply as above. ao-47 4 V - Karrlag and Celibacy. Aa Essay of Warn ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, dia sue and abase which prostrate th vital pow ers, with sur means of relief. Sent frt of eharge in sealed letter envelopes. Address, Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa tion, Philndelpnia. Pa. -. i 1 3-63 Advertisements intended for tb THEAT RICAL BULLETIN should be handed in during the evening to insure insertion, th forms go to press very early in th morning, t Our "Publie Directory." To strangeis visiting Memphis we offer a list of clever, reli able business man, under th abor head, oa th irst page of th Pi'st.irLsnoKR. , The Port of Memphis. The river is slowly rising. Business dull. . Weather clear and pleasant The following are the arrivals and de partures since our last : , ' Arrivala. Belle St Louis, St Louis. Guidon, Arkansas river. Darling, Cincinnati. Bee, New Orleans. , ' M. S. Mepham, St Louis. Agnes, White river. Departures. .. ' Belle Memphis, St Louis. Bee, St. Louis. M. S. Mepham, New Orleans. Agnes, St Louis. ' ' Boat in Fort. , Belle St. Louis, Darling, Northwest, lYtrolia, Des Arc. ' i Boat Leaving To-Day. CWro and St. . LouU. The Bello Si. Louis is the regular packet to-day. The gallant Alex. Zeigler commands, and the popular Wm. C. Blenker is her premier. She leaves at 5 p.m. White Ricer.The famous Des Arp is the White river packet this evening. Captain Ashford commands, and Johnny Sullivan and Charley Smithersare in the office. Arkamai River. The Guidon will leave for navigable points on the above stream this evening at 5 o'clock, Captain R. L. Dismukea commanding. Jimmy Thompson and Tom Halliburton officiate at the desk. Miscellaneous. 1 The McCuneund Southerner led Cairo for the South lust evening. ' The Louisville Courier of yesterday says the river was falling slowly, with five feet ten inches water in the canal, by the mark. On Saturday evening there were six feet water in the canal. During ihe past twenty-four hours it had fallen 2 inches at the head of the falls, and 6 at Portland. The weather was clondy yesterday and very warm, with a light dash of rain in the morning, and the promise of a storm in the evening. On the fulls last evening there 'were three feet ten inches water in the pass down the Indian finite and falling. The Fort Smith, Capt Ed. Nowland's new steaniet, :.nuk about fifteen miles below , Vhn Buren, at 2 o'clock on the morning of the 8th inst She struck a snug and went down almost instantly. Her cabin and upper works parted from the hull,, and it is feared the boat is a total loss. She was on her second trip, and was loaded with government stores for Fort Gibson, besides about three hundred sacks of salt for Fort Smith The bout was new, and cost about $30, 000. Capt. Nowlsnd was at the wheel when she struck. We learn that she was insured at Cincinnati for $10,000. No lives were lost ' - t A Galtipolis dispatch of the 15th states that about 11.10 a.m., the, steamer AUena May blew up at the head of Raccoon Island. Virginia. She had just made the landing and was backing out, when both boilers blew up. She is a complete wreck. Two men belonging to the crew were killed. Capt Hamilton was badly wounded. The mate was badly wonnded; also the clerk and several passengers. Several passengers are missing. One died going up on the Nora. The acci dent occurred six miles below Gallipolis, Among those scalded is S. W. Flowers, engineer, well-known in river circles, who was a passenger on the boat at the time. , ' . Steamboat Printing. We respectfully ask our steamboat friends to call and ex amine the specimens of fine steamboat printing daily executed at the Public Ledger office. Our prices will be foufii to compare favorably with those' of Cin cinnati or St Louis, and to be greatly below those aked by other city offices. Bring your orders directly to us, and save the commission charged by parties who tuke in work they are not prepared to execute t 1 0 18 . 0 411 0 26 II 34 0 40 4 W i i CHEESE, ner nound Western Reserve........ P. A CHICKENS, per doen.... Turkeys, per dosen... COFFEE, per pound, . . . , ' , 4 Rio.... ..,..,,.,.,, . LaHuayra-....-..n.,. Java CORN MEAL,...v-.... CRACKERS,, .ill . iiUttcr..M. .....M-k.w. Soda EOflS, per dosen..........-....... FEED. . liay, per ton,. Hay, inferior, ....... Bran t. ............... . , Corn, por bushol,-....... Oat ,...,.111 FL0UU, per barrel, . Low Huperfin buporflne... ........ Single Kitrs... Doubl extra............... Treble Extra-..MMA..M... Fancy Brands ........ FRUIT, per barrel, , , Apples, green........... Dned apples .......... t Dried peaches, halve....- Mackerel No. 1 per bbl " No. 2 " .... : i . t I Z go. I htbbl.-. No. 2 " - No. 3 " .... . v , - r No. 1 Per kit.,. - ' " ' No. 2, " ... " - No.:t, " Dry Cod, per pound White Fish, per bf. bbl.. GUNPOWDER. Quarter keg.....-. - Half kegs-. Kegs w........lt) 25 HARDWARE. - Nails, per kef, 11X1 to 4 3d- 7 75 Sd - H ID i d - 8 Cut 8pike...-... 8 l"l Wrought boat spikes -.11 00 Castings, holiowware, lb 0 nut iron Hone-shoe iron,-. .21 V) ,.18 00 ..24 00 U tl 43 .600 . IV) . 800 .10 00 .11 to .la oo. ;ix ". 0 10 9 0 2d ( 0 4., IS 6 0J 9 0 SI M 0 3d ( 0 it) o ou 0 11 (4 0 10 0 0 Si 025 00 (i M 00 (p'.l'6 00. (lO 0 W 4046 9 T 50 v 7 7i W 6U 50 12 00 mi 00 O 4 (M H 0 14 .22 00 .31 00 .11 60 .10 M . V Ml .. 5 Oil . 2 tw . 2 0j a?4 oo WS1 w 012 bit sii oa (nilO M 0 3 25 S 00 2 75 0 0?Ji 0 OS goo 010 00 a 4 25 o 6 60 felO 50 m ota 0 40 0 0 30 m o o: Ct 0 07,'. 0 I I ft 0 10 tf tM fit 0 2'f , (3 0 23 . 0 III .... 0 45 ....36 00 ,...60 00 ....42 00 .... 0 4.' .-. 0 40 ........ S 00 ft i..,o S 26 2 75 i ja n ,1 0 60 & 0 75 0 H5 o 1 00 1 00 175 . A At at n wn l mi u I mi - 2 00 w 2 10 1 35 a) 1 40 -0 30 u 0 5 1 S o 08 at o lo Monetary and Commercial Money Market. In consequence of tb foreign news the threatened war in Europe telegraphed yester daygold advanced to-day nearly aeent. The market became steady and quiet at 42343c, Cotton Market. A good inquiry to-day, confined only to the best grades. As there ar but few "bright iniddi.ngi " in market of course but few trans actions were effected. Cotton merchants x- press great fears over th seeming prospect of a war ia Europe. Th derangement of th money market effected thereby, together with a large falling off of the export demand, matt necessarily tell upon th price of cotton. W repeat our quotations of yesterday : Quotations given below include the three vents tax : Ordinary 24.26 1 Middling W3 Good Ordinary 22S Strict Middling-X::l Low Middling (iood Middiing-34(:i5 General Market- ALE. rerbalf barrel 10 50 012 00 BAuH.lNti, per yard. India - 41 9 V 4-1 Power loom 3 ) 40 BAG?. liL SSV flow r... Ti Second-hand 15 twaom,- BROOMfL rJKA.VS. per busbel. favy- . 1 75 O- 30 W 6 00 BTJTTKR, per po and. r irkins. . Tuns aad Pails.. CANLLLS, per poind. CAPS, , SO 1 7 . 0 25 .33 30 35 uD,, ion. fi B. Fley s E B. VliHI Eley F B, luUO - , wii o a .. 0 55 SI 0 60 a 0 60 1 W .. 1 eo Nail rod - 0 15 Cost steel. English A..... 0 35 Blister steel, Koglith... 0 30 German steel 0-25 HIDES, per . , . ., - . 4 tireen - ... ' Green, salt a 0 07 Dry, flint 0 11 Dry. salted..: 0 OH HOMINY, por barrel.-... i 50 LARD, per pound. In tierce 0 22 LEAlikeB'-"-'--"""""---0:iJ Bur. per lb... . ....... LEATHER, nor . Chestnut oak, sole ... I'pper, V dos French calf, do Amehean do Hemlock sole per " . Skirting, - ' ... LIME. Alabama Lap.... Ohio MOLASbES, per gallon. Barrels and half bbl. New Orleans, new.... Uolden syrap... Ull.0, per gallon, 11..1 Lard Linseed train-.. Bensine . ..... Turpentin .......... Paris While, per lb.... PROVISIONS. Porx, mesa, par bbl..., Clear sided, per lb.. . : Shoulder " ... Breakfast, per lb. Hams, plain- ...... Hams, sugar-oured.... Beef, mess, V bbl Beef, dried. t t.. R0PK, Cotton rope , Manilla rope... ...... M achin ... RICE, per pound, la barrel SUGAR, per pound. Crushed and powdered 0 19 Ctariued. A, B.C j..... 0 16 Brown o 14 SALT, per barrel,..!.-............. 3 50 SHOT. Patent, $ bag.... Buck. r bag SOAP, per pound. German -. 0 13 Palm 0 1U Common - 0 OS SODA, per pound 0 11 SPICKS, Allspice... 0 35 Cloves , 0 00 Ginger 0 27 Nutmegs .-...... 1 tn Pepper 0 37 Mustard..... 1 UO TAR. per gallon.... 0 & TEA, per pound. ' Green 1 75 Black 1 IKI TOBACCO, per poaud, irginia . i 2- Black Sweet. 10s - 0 7.) Navy, 0 60 Medium, us 0 fill Medium bright, ft a- 1 00 Good bright, do 1 25 Fine natural 4eaf... 1 25 8 25 m 8 35 8 75 875 al2 00 6A 0 ViU u iwa3 u i i (St 0 4H W4S Oil (nT2 00 52 00 ! 0 45 W 3ft 00 ft A 00 . 0 22' 0 2,1 0 1?V 0 MM 0 'U. (425 00 (9 0 it) ,- 21 0 25 026 ....... 1 11 H 1 25 0 27j 0 85 ...... 0 21 (4 0 22 ,. 0 17 10 0 Jo 0 lla 0 13 Common, out of order... 40 Fmoliinr .... . 0 30 VEGETABLES, Potatoes, old, 1 bbl- Potatoes, new, bbl 3 25 Cabbage, pgr. Iu0...... 5 00 Onions, now, per bbl.-.. 4 no VINEGAR, per gafloa, t 27 WHISKY, per gallon, . Common ....,.. 1 fO Imitation Bourbon .2 50 Kentucky Bourbon... 3 00 YEAST POWDERS, do. . Mem. Cbem. Mills, Jflbg Pioneer, X - S OO Preton A' Merrill's 3 30 mo 20 0 1!- W 0 lliVi () 4 ID (9 3 75 (at 4 oo (0 12 ft o 0 12 0 38 l 0 6.5 & 0 30 w2w ' (4 0 40 1 US ia o 75 S3 2 00 (3) 1 SJ 1 SO ta 0 7 5 0 0 70 (41 0 70 1 20 m 1 50 3 1 75 a 0 to a 1 0u & a 3 M a 0 00 ( 4 25 0 0 30 t 50 Is) 3 GO f 6 00 6i 3 60 (4 .1 Ml m KV'O JHCALV SIMILA SniILIBIS ( I KAMI It. ' HUMPHREY'S HOMOEOPATHIC SPECIFICS, TTAVE PROVED, FROM THE M0TT AM-' NeuralKta.Tuothache.Faceach UeadacUeaf Kick - Headache, ... 25 ule experience, an entire success : Simole Prompt Efficient, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines perlectly adapted to popular use so simple that mistakes cannot be made in using them : so harmless as to be free from danger, and so efficient as to be always reliable. Tbey have raised the highest commendation from ail, and wrll always render satisfuajjon. Nos. 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