Public ledger., March 24, 1866, Image 1

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AHA TA, U. 1' . DKALKK IN 1EU1XH. iC.
Cor. Third (nil Jeffemoa Nil. feS-lm
AUUicfLXUKAL AND tAKMlNU IM
plwneuU at 34i Seoond street. Greenlaw
lilocK. Mnmpbli. IniOl HLLL&ttf kuaii.
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ALL KINDS OK MILITARY SLAM KB
for ssle low at this office.
A NOERONA LODGK, Jf. A. A.M., OVMl
. unit returns nan.
AbBURY CliAPEL.CORNKR HERNANDO
end Linden sta. BsT.Uullford Jones, pastor
BOOTS AND 8U0K3 MADE TO ORDER
by F. H nnlter, 1H Madison it. mlfl-iim
AK FIXTURES, A FULL LINK AT
Dolflnger'i China Store, Mo. north side
of Court Kuiinri. martl-lni
, i i n ' L-iid 5IH Union at. tUn
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F. McKIKRNAN.LAW OFHt.
N '4 . binn I OCR. "
Al tS A GILBERT. COMMISSION MKH-
ohiinii ran. ziu rrvi i kiivdv.
ILLS OF LA1HNU FOK BALK LOW AT
h.anrna.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, COR. FRONT A
1JM M, blVVl n w " ,
-' ' . . ' - i . , in D a- 'A
(J it'll o. 44 north iide of jfourt Square, ni
y vi T U A QIMU 1.' I. I II 1 1 . P inUEiA VV
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10MBSTJR.. M.. ATTORNKY-AT-LAW.
u..,,!r of Claims and Commissioner of U .
STCourtofOUiuiii. Aleo-F'-reijcnClaunAiten
Office room No. 2 Postotfice bnildint. ml -2m
FlAKDS PRINTED AT LOWEbT RATES
Vj at ibis otnee.
tf- -- " ...'. r4n ounnMI.
1 1ALVARY CUllWi
jana AUams siretu, j"". "
JMKNTRAL MBTU0D1ST Cllt tlCll. NO.
179
J li nion rtroet, J . i.
OlTiCKASAW LODUE NO. H, L O. 0. F.
C meeS at Q.ld Fellowe' H.I) Wedneriay night
riUlEF OF FOUUfr-BKN U. OARUiTV.
J button IHoui'e. AUame wren.
'(llKlsTIAN CIlUKUn vUttiiin um-
jjJ'"' i MiillmiryetreeH. ,
UTY KNU1NKER-J. H. McCLURK. EX
j clunne Building.
("tLTpp'TaNCK k ANDERSON. ATTOR-
ireBt1McmPhi,Teun. 'w-8"
TToTLkUtor of internal revenue.
' k. Hounn. www"
C"k)MMon Law andchaNckry oouki
Ornenlnw' Building.
loAlT'XKULLER-F.M. DICKIABO , HA-
cIihuko UulldiiK.
,-IONUltKiMTIoNAL tNlU utu--yj
I'uion tre.-t between Third and Rayon.
y-WWRTctJATldN BEN EMETH CORN'R
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I0NURKUAT1ON ';(JH1LDREN OF IS-
rni.1" uuruer njMainjmiui;ii ru
COURT-THOMAS LtOMAKD,
.nd Mtinroe.
TiUCSTY REiSXER-CHAS. W
JUHN-
1 1 iv i. -
on, cor. Court and Second ireet.
ILMlNAL COURT-CORNER SECOND
and Lmon ttrceia.
uTmIeklandpresbvter'N CHURCH.
,j Court etreet. Rev. Dr. Davu. paitor.
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IllsTOM HOUSE, CORNER MAiJi ASSU
JcllttP'on atn-ftn. up iiaire.
KlS AND MEDICINES AT CRONE k
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tLTF CO, COXION FACTORS, 21 J
kr.mi MirPtBt. flifltntiuifl. lunn. uiw-Aut
OKSi'SASU'AND BLINDSCUEAP AT
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.OLBEAR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEOE.
230 Main flreet. gi'Wniiiimiii.
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TcKlNaON Jt.RRO, COTTON FACTORS
and Uoininmion meronanm. "
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EEDS. DEEDS. DEEDS FOR SALE AT
fUNLio LiKihikb umce. .
EEDS OF U1FT FOR SALE LOW AT
1)
tuil oBice.
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RA TICKETS FOR HALis, LOW AL
mis 'Mi"",
.t. VELOPbSNiiAlLK ax iu.a
All PuatiO LKDUKa omce,
LUAXUEK DUSTER J AT JJOLFINUERS
L uninaptore.
LHHsT BAPTIST CHURCH. CORNER OF
V.HRBT BAPTIST CHUR
X; Second and Adaun in.
T?LANXERY. JOSEPH. PRACTICAL
J? Pluiabor. Um and Steam Pipe iittur, MgA
pprtnm i. v-va. i-
nitST METHODIST CHURCH CORNER
J? Second and Poplar itrocta.
.lRST PRESBVTERIAN CHURCU-COR-
J. acr 1 niru ana ropiar irn.
..i.t.i l. nrdirnTKil ALT. WtN'Dj
T Pranies by C. Brunschwilor. do Uniunst.6
1 AV0SO ENCAMPMENT NO. 3, ai
'VTOdd Fellowu' Hall on , the firet aud third
'Ihursdnya oi each month.
TTeRMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH-CORN R
Market ana iniia ureru-
y RACE CHURCH, HERNANDO STREET,
nenr V ance. Key. i. a. " ueem:. pivfi.
PlRKKN LAW'S OPERA HALL, CURNER
LJI 01 ftecona ana unmii gt..
II
ALlTJAS. JUSTICE OF THE PEMJJ,
SIS Second treeuu aiaim m-im
HAMILTON LODGE, F. A.
Odd Fellowe' Hall.
A. M-, OVER
HATS. CAPS AND FURS AT W MAIN
meet. Webeter Block.
STiu WM. H. WHbATO.
H
KALTH OFt'iCKR DK. WM. C. CAVA-
PRgh, jenergon, dci. nocuim im A.mm.
H
EBREW SYNAUOOUE-DESOXO ST.
between I nion ana amnm.
H"0USE LEASES FOR SALE LOW A I
thia office.
iliSPECTORB. DECKER, BLUFF, BET.
j. Aaains ana Mumyw
rrrvx ni'VM ixnnnvn'CLUTHIXl)
n.i 'nrnUhinrOood!i.DMaiot. mZ3-lm
OOKINti-OLASSES AT DOLFINlibR'S
. iil iir,2I-lin
I II 1 II & o urn. ... -
fEWIS ft FINN IE, ATTORNEYS ATLAW
Li and Solicitor, in Chancery, No. 2S0 Seooud
etreet, (Stillinan'8 Block.) Memphw. mlH-lm
I L0YD,DK C.S.,PHV81C1aN,SUR0EON
I i .n.l oheieirician. 417 Main it, mar-lm
.... .. -ii,ir uirvrvu ivniJRIIV.
i r 7 Madiiun utreet. teii-Jin
OEB BROS., GROCERS. CoTION h AC
j ton, eta , 10 A 10H Union eU U&lm
Xndlkases for s,ale low at this
r EL1A SCOTT LODUE, F. A. A. M., C0R-
lj ner Second and Madiwn itreeta.
ivi.jlv . vu UllVMUIIHIill UKN'kRAL
I i Imuranre A.enU. 9 Madieonet. nil-:im
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ILLIS. ERY AND FANCY 000 DS AT
a. XI. Ajevy e. 3 main aireou
TFKFUY, J. P.. CO.. GROCERS A COM
misjiun Mcrcnantt. 1S9 Poplar it. mJU-lm
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MUSIC. PIANOS. CABINET ORGANS.
i : i 1.. & .. .1 Una;n Mat.
rhaodiae fenerally, at F. Kattenfcaoh , 317
M.in ilrect. mar-wim
ASON' A MEPHENS, COLLECTING
A.Bnit lii5M.inlt..(up eUire.) marl3-lm
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ANIFESTS FOR STEAMBOATS iOR
. nale low at thie office.
f AYOR'S OFFICE, EXCHANGE BUILD
1 int. Johnj'ark. mayor.
MEMPHIS LODOK NO. 6 I. 0. O. F.
uieela at Odd Fellowt' Hall Tnceday nigh-i.
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ORGAN'. W.U.,ATIORJfEY-Al-LAW
Liif u t' v ul! I a. TUL'lTU c' J 'k. (" i It Its I V
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IL, ni-nr Third. W. C. Thu-peon. m.naaer
0
DD FELLOWd' HALL, CORNER MAIN
aud Ouurt itreeu.
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Lb Hats made new BY u. couEN,
Hatier, 'H Main utree- roiu-tm
kl klts. wklilHT A WILLIAMSON. AT
toroty. at law and umerat cuum aitnu. oe
adiwin street, liewto Hliieic. wempnu. mri
T0ST-OfFlCE. CORNER THIRD AND
A JfJenoo itre. n. O.
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LIT CLAIM DEEDS FOR SALE LOW
at tht otn
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ECOkDER'S COURT. ADAMS STREET,
near Inira.
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EU1STKK. L. H. RICHARDS OFFICE
hicbanr Buiiiiina.
SODA WAlEK. PLAIM. LABtLhD A.D
enT.Ted ryrup buttle lor the Soda Foan
tain, for (ale at DolfindT ) China Store. No. U
anrlh iide ol tourt tquare. marzi-im
: AN US' ALE AGENCY. MATTUIAn A
Siilrbnftum nle ail. 7 Mminie ft. I-jT'
CIMPSO. HADDEN A CO.. GROCFKS
O f'l rotton t trior, vz rront vstMm
Cti-O.NDPKEsbVIEKiAN CULKCll-CoR.
k"' .M.inan'l hul ttrrf.
'UtklKF P. M. WINTERS. GREtN-
l.w i Bmldii'ir. etr. er I nion
LCo.sD kAPllsr CUURCU-CoR
IE
Serenth mnn ( heia.
v0uiu mk.ivuisci!mIiklaSprls-
kj bTteri.n Cliarcn k ii eu near anre.
Sof tfl VfVlHm:!xJK. F. A. A. M
on ir 9cool as Kaias
nunt-f). J Farniit.fnr. Ji-ff-r-on ltid M.m
CnOuARV sCULKCR-FOfLAslBlKttl
S w.r Alburn..
ii'.VLi'KH'dtUl'hCB-t.OhSAKADAJlii
O aai Ikird Stneta.
ji. iLv iLJ -1L v " LMgg , :V, .-u--yT
By MliUmore Brother..
PUBLIC DIRECTORY.
Surveyor of ronj. ji i
Front etreet,between Court and Madieon.
IPPINOTAOS-PRINTED OR PLAIN.
kl fur 8nie uiw at nu
riiRUDEAf. F. X.. DEALER IN WATCHES
A Ji-welry. eic. I wauiwin ir"v. mny
riHJOF, PHILLIPS A liguui, wiium
I ale Grocori and Cotton I acton, 2U6 in.nt
rkrViY i1! 1 1 . 1 . R( '.(. k F R fc!D WAKNKH. KX-
I -i - u..;i.i;n
X c nun if a punuiuw.
rpUlkD PRESBYTERIAN CUURCU-COR.
X ChclKea and Sinh utryetn.
'I 'RKASURER WILLIAM BRIDGES. EX-
ehnnae Biiildinc.
rimUST DEEDS FOR SALE LOW AT THIS
X otnee.
u
"M'fKD KTATKfl CLERK A. S. M IXC II-
II a'3 Main uree uyaiw.i.
' r.mi-D r.-.m A T'l'A H M KVetaJ fl II la.
u.
ft. iiO A. IV XV A v" - "
.inn onn i9 Mnin atrftnt. tin ll tit int.
J n nimmriiiii " , ; , i. .
TKSEYTw.; DEALER IN BRAN D I ES,
, . am Hunk avenue. m23 .lin
WATER COOLERS. ALL SIZES. AI
r I'hin. Btnrs. No. 44 north
f f II U II.' I . M ' ... .
I III yPWII tTU..v. - -
tr rnnrt Hnuare.- i'"11
EBSTER A CO.-CLOTHIM. BUUIH
Lit. it... vi .. ltit Kurnidhinir
f y nnuvot jii-tt iia., - -, -----Gootls.eto.
Jejgron Hrwt. fei7-lm
. - a: . tirum lvi! d ivn
a:S t R.nlr RliitirtllflrT. Bl.inK.
XJfKJK g;o.t AVJ in win 7
ffARFMASTER-J. J. BUTLER MEM-
phU and SyiPPaclieuJJ
Hnoki. ffio.. i5VJ mam irri.
TTrRANTEE DEEDS FOR SALE LOW
Hi i it in umro.
AY
TTTlTM OR R B KOT II E KS, STEAM JOB
frinicni. u mwn
PUBLIC - LEDGER.
' ; I ' PURI'TAHKD
EVERY AFTERNOON. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
William A. and Edwin Whltmore),
, Under the firm atyle of
WHITMORE BROTHERS,
IT
No.ll3 Madison Street.
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Subscriber by faithful carrier! at I tjs liais
Dor week, paynoie wi cKiy w innm.
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Fif'y CenU per month, In advance.
Communication! upon Mibjecti or (tennral In
tereat to the publie are at all times acceptable,
and will be publif nod or rejected at oar option,
whether acoompanied by the signature of the
wfiter or otherwise.
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Subsequent Insertions S
or One ween.....-. .
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For One Month -jo, ,
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cording to the aPACt occupied, at above ratet
there bein twelve nnc oi aoua ui i.
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or whole ooluum, we oflVr superior luduce
uicnU, both as to rain of charges and manner
of displaying their fsvori. ,
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tracted Hnd payable on demand.
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Piihlinhera wnd Proprietor.
BY ' TELEGRAPH
FItOM AIJi POINTH.
The Midnight Dispatcher.
XkW Oblbass, March 23. The Legis
lature adjourned at midnight last night,
after having passed one hundred and
twenty-three important bills. There ii
talk of an extra session, but it is not be
lieved that the Governor will call one
until after the May election.
The organization of the city govern
ment is proceeding slowly. The Pica
yune denounces all the charges against
Tom Parker, which caused bis rejection
as Port Surveyor of this city, as false.
There is a large number of arrivals of
Northern and Western railroad men in
the city. '
Major BloomCeld, who has been ap
pointed Quartermaster General of Louisi
ana, was a Quartermaster in the Confed
erate army. - -
Galveston, March 20. The 48th Ohio
regiment mutinied to-day, saying that
their term of service was out, and the
war was over. Sixty mutineers were ar
rested by the negro troops who guard
Galveston, and are in confinement
New Obleass, March 23 Cotton is
animuted, and prices are lc higher.
Sales to-day, 4750 bales. Week's sales,
22,300 bales; week's receipts, 11,600
bales, against 17,000 bales last week;
week's exports, 22,000 ; stock, 182,000
bales. Low Middling, 37J to3fc. Sugar,
13J to liic. Gold, 2CL Sterling, 35.
New York bank checks, J discount
Coffee week's sales, 530 bags ; fair io
prime, 20j to 21 in gold ; stock, 11,300
bags.
LorisviLLE, .March 23. Leaf tobacco,
firm and less advanced ; sales to-day 140
bhds; breadstuff, unchanged; pork is
lower and heavy at (25; bacon, shoul
ders, 13c; clear sides, lCc; sugar cured
hams, 2Sc; lard, tierces, 13c; floor,
uDerCne. $7 25; whiskey, $2 25; hard
sugar. 17c.
The towboat Kcese from Pittsburg,
with two monitors in tow, descended the
falls to-day.
Siw York, March 23 The steamer
Angerona from Aspinwall the 15th, La
arrived. The great excitement at Bar
bados coniiaaes.
The SpanUh fleet on the Chilian coast
had caused much suffering from con ce
ment and much suffering and want of
provisions among the Chilians.
Tha Spanish frigates Villa de Madrid
and Blanco had been repulsed by the
Chilian forts. The Blanco was consider
ably damaged They returned to Val
paraiso. Bolivia has allied herscli with Chili
and Peru.
ThfColumbiaa Congress refused to
declar War ajainst Spain.
HfTT'Af "DTTTC
XTXJU.AX 11XU A AJll 11 JUUJ UXi. A V Aa i -
W'ASMNOTOir, March 21 Attorney
General Speed has decided thatJ the
Southern pensioners who continued loyal
throughout the rebellion shall receive
their pensions.
Cincinkati, March 23. Flour dull,
7 50; wheat dull j corn active at51e;
oats, 45c ; whiskey,1 $2 23 ; pork nomi
naj, $25; lard, 18jc; bulk meats are
higher, with sales to-day of 300,000
pound; shoulders, 10c; rib and clear
sides, 13(5;l4c; bacon dull; groceries
dull; cotton dull, 37c.
St. Locis, March 23. Cotton firm,
3Gc ; flour and wheat dull and unchanged;
corn firm, 50COc; oats, 44c; pork un
changed; bacon dull; cotton dull sugar
cured hams, 211c.
' Cixtixkati, March 23. The Adams
Express Company have opened a tempo
rary office on Fourth street. Three car
loads of goods, valued at about 1150,
000, were destroyed by the late fire. All
their horses and wagons were saved.
The Enquirer newspaper company lost
about $100,000; $38,000 of which was
covered by insurance. The Enquirer
resumes publication to-morrow.
Niw York, March 23. A special says
that the Committee on Ways and Means
have resolved to report the Loan bill re
stricting the circulation to $10,000,000
during the first six months, and $4,000,
000 a month afterwards. '
Washikotok, March 23. House A
joint resolution was passed for the relief
of certain officers in the army, who failed
to be mustered in by reason oi capture
or other onavoidable difficulties. The
House then went into a Committee of the
Whole on the Pennsylvania Reimburse
ment bill, which was passed by 86 to 35.
The President is still considering the
Civil Rights bill. He has asserted that
he approves the general principles of the
bill.
. New York, March 23. Cotton is less
active and firm, at 41c; flour dull; corn
unchanged; coffee quiet and firm; sugar
less active and steady Cuba Muscovado
llj-c; Havana 11 Jc; molasses steady
New Orleans 7284c; pork $25j; money
is rather easier at 6 per cent,; Starling
7J; gold 27; Government stocks are
unchanged. -
James Walker, one of our most suc
cessful merchants, died to-day,
Washikotos, March 23. The House
reported back the Loan Bill, with amend
ments providing that the Secretary ot
4he Treasury shall not retain out of cir
culation more than ten millions of Lulled
States notes within six months after the
passage of the act, nor more than four
millions in any month afterwards, which
passed the Senate on the motion of Fei-
senden.
The Senate insisted on it amendment
to the Civil Appropriation Bill, and ap
pointed a committee of conference, con
sisting of Feasenden, Carnes and John
son. The bill supplementary of the Appro
priation Bill, giving $25,000 to the sol
diers and sailors, also passed.
An Arkansas Father's Advica to His Son.
" Bob, you are about leaving home for
strange parts. lou are going to tnrow
me out of the game and go it alone. The
odds are agin you Bob remember that
industry and perseverance are the win
ning cards, as they ara the 'bowers.'
Book learning, ana an in at son oi ming,
will do to fill un with, like small trumps,
and you must have the bowers to back
them or they ain't worth shucks. If luck
IS Bgin joa prviijr eiruiig, uuu . uatv auu
look like a aick chicken on a rainy day,
but hold on Tour head and make believe
you are flush of trumps; they don't play
- . , , i i
so bard agin you. i ve uvea ana iraveieu
around some, Bob, and I've found out
that as soon as folks thought you held a
weak hand, they'd all buck agin you
strong. So, when you're sorter weak,
keep on a bold front ; but play cautious;
be satisfied with a p int Many's the
hand I've aeen 'em eucred cause they
played for too much. Keep your eyes
well skinned, Bob; don't let 'em nig
you ; recellect the gome lays as much
with the head as with the hands. Be
temperate: never get drunk, for then no
matter how good your hand, yoa won't
know how to play it; both bowers and
the ace won't save you ; for there'a sur
tin to be a " miss deal," or fiomething
wrong. And another thing, Bob, (this
was spoken in n low tonej don't go too
much on women; queens is kinder poor
cards; the more you have of 'em the
worse for yon; you might have three,
and nary a trump. I don't say discard
'eml all; if yon get one that is a trump
its all good, and there's aartin to be one
out of tour. And above all, Bobbe hon
est; never take a man'a trick what don't
belong to you, nor 'slip' cards or
nig,' for then yon can't look your man
in the faofi, and when that's the case,
thm'a no fun in the Kama: it's a regu
lar ' cut-throat' So now, Bob, farewell ;
remember whot I tell yon.
nd you'll be J
sure to win ; and if y
yon right, it yoa get '
sure to win ; and you aon t, it sarves
oa get skunuea.
KichoUs Longworth.
The Cincinnati Jiatimal Union pub -
iahes reminiacences of Nicholas Lng-
IT. t...
worth, the millionaire, from which we
take tne tullowuig amusing extract:
111 was pamcuiarij iodu ui uuuicr j oriXRICII
and aly jocular personalities, and of j a of P. H. Dtlnrieh k Bro.
speaking of himself in the third person. DAMVA
moat commonly as Old Longworth. CH AS. A. AM;:Wfct k DucsuDll.
" Longworth otgbt to have a good cow
hiding to-day for forgetting that appoint- J0H2T AIN3LIE. President
ment; it would enliven op bit memory, ;
I warrant" To aid bis memory in mat-, -ten
relatirg to his business, which was ; "
very preig, he nsually carried a mis-'
celianeoos assortment of pnpers in the ' nrrtrrPQ
crown of hi well-worn hat, and small I ut 1 A -
wr - .1 I r . 1" .
paper memorandums pinned upon his
j:turrai;7 rather shabbt coal-sleeve. The
chief oljerta of his usual charities were
thoee utterly destitute and the least likely
to obtain assistance frura anybody else.
He had a whimsical theory that those
whom everybody will help were not en-
tild to aid" from him, and that he would
cinfine hia donations to the worthless
LARGEST CITY CI KCVLATIOX.
ft A TTTPT . A V RVF.KTNft. M ARCH 24. 1866.
and wretched dissipnt?d vagabonds that,
nearly everybody else turned away from.
One of Mr. Loutrworth's permanent und
great charities was the weekly distribu
tion at bis house, or office, every Monday
morning of three to eight hundred ten
cent loaves of bread to whoever would
call for them. Once when flour was high,
and the bakers reduced the size of their
loaves, Mr. Longworth thought he would
be doing his beneficiaries a good turn by
having them made part of rye, and thus
considerably enlarging their size. His
customers, however, as soon as they
found it out, raised such a cjumor, and
called him so many disparaging names,
and annoyed him so inncli with their
threats and complaints, that he was glnd
to return to the pure wheat.
Once, on a very warm day, the old
gentleman, having to wait for a friend,
sat down on a stone just outside of his
own gate, took off bis hat and, cloning his
eyes, dozed a little; when he gut up he
found a silver quarter in biahiit. Whether
it was put there by some one who really
thought he was an object of, charity, or
by a wag, the old man appreciated the
joke, and with smile put it into the
pocket out of which had to come 10.000
for annual taxes. , .
Why is the separation of lovers likij n
piece of bread? lt'saparf.
Why is the wharf on a rainy day like
a wedding feast 1 It is a banquet (bank
wet).
Why is a drunkard like a flag-stnff?
He usually has a flag-on.
BANKINC.
German National
Bank
-OF-
MEMPHIS,
2 9 3 MainiStreet
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
Domestio and Foreign Exchange,
Gold " and1 Silv er
BiiUKUt and sold at beat market rates.
C O Ij I K C T I O N B
On all points promptly attandeil to.
UNCUHRKNT MONKY
Bought or soli on Commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED
Interest Allowed on Deposits
FOK A I IIEli TIME.
DllllX'TOHS :
NATHAN C0R0'NA.
Of C ronna, TsimU Jt Co.
NATHAN HOFFHEIMER.
Of N.4 J.UoBTieimerACo.
II. MYF.R3.
R. P. WALT,
E. METER.
Of H. Myers Jt Co.
Of R. P. Walt 4 Co.
No. 274 Second street.
JOHN DUTTLINtiKR.
No. 137 Main street.
; isiDOR KUSfcMJAUii.
. "
GABRIEL JCDAH,
Of Walker Brat, t Co.
1 ADOLPH C0RDE3.
Ot Fargason. Cordes k Co.
i ijAaC FRIEDMAN,
Of Friednian Bros.
j
WHS AIX3LIE.
! jjaTUAS C0B.0NNA.
!
MAKTI5 SKItTiy.
j f red. j,. WAR5TIU
j
'- . JEVNT
I mlim '
P resilient.
Yie-Priatnt
Chicr.
General B?c'skerr.
teller.
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INSURANCE.
USTSUKE
LINDSEYAYBEDKXBTRGU
ior "its roa TMg roLinwiHo riawf -nt.isa
COMPANIES!
Home Insurance Company
OK NEW YORK.
CAIMTAU
- a.r.i.B08
Security Insurance Oomp'y
OV NEW YORK.
capital. - - - ti.eoe.roe
1) ARTIES DESIRING INtfl'RANCE
1 eithor Fire. Marinanr Hall, would do wall
to call upon
LINDSBY & VREDENBUROH
before effectiug Insurant' alscwberr. ,
mal-3m
H. A. UTTLETOS.
Memphis. Tenn.
nAft. ABLE.
II. A. LITTLETON & ( O.'S
INSURANCE AGENCY.
MNETI'-TUIRD STATEMENT
or Tnr '
.Etna Insurance Company,
llurtford, Conn.,
JANUARY 1, 1SOO.- ,
J.il V-ct ... t,O07,-450 HO
IMnbililie 844,391 43
Nett A ..'. 3,H3.0fl- 37
THIS VETERAN OF
10,000 FlttES,
HTII..L. Il.Tlt AT WORK.
sr in
Efficient organization of 4000 practical
Underwriter, from Kota Scotia to
California and Lake Superior,
Mexico and the Gulf, harmo
nizing the science of aver
age vith compensating
'rates to the ad
vancement of
the public
welfare.
Flattering Teatimonialn
or TBI
jETNA INSIRAXCE COMPANY,
From tha Insurance Department of tha
HTATlfi OP NKW YU .IIT.
THE l3l'ATE COMMHSIONFS TO THE l.EOtSti-
" The Etna Insurance Company, of IIr.rlJord,
one ol the most sui-cessful Fira IiisuraLce Com
paniea of this or any ether country."
" Connecticut Companies follow the rules and
practices of the &ln almost as carefully as ii
I hey ware embodied in stuiute law.'
Again, pointing to errors of practice in
X- Vorlr ...miianiiL thi Aim I SUCCeS!Ul
uianaKcment and solid rul.s are eallcd to their
aitenlmn tha:
" It still remains more a matter ot wonder
thai, nuitatiou in tne insurance worm.
"By whntsnbtie alchemy has this corporation
been enabled to turn its lull-paid capital into
the ahilos'iphor's stone ?"
" Tha axtraordinaxy events which hara dis
tinruisb.d its unparalieleil financial bi'tory.
Tha avcrHne Inves per diem io the United
gtate, at thi period ot ihe year, are about
3oo,ooo.
The telegraph daily sounds startling notes of
warning to all pruaeni persons.
D00T KEGLECT THE SECURIIT OF
RKLIAELE IXSl R XCE.
Policies is.'Oed without delay by
H. A. LITTLETON CO., Ag'ta.
mnr in
FLOUR AND MEAL
CITY MILLS
NEW FLOUR
J. IT. LEFTWICH aV CO.
RE COySTAMLT M ASUF ACTTRnf G,
aai
i bare oa band every trade el Flour,
New Bolted Torn Meal I Feed
Of all Descriptions.
A. Warrens' Choice Family Flowr. irearaateed
equal to aay Boar us ui uwaou
Ofllcc, Xo. SO Deal Street.
Mwt. M-rrison, Etat C.No, J9t Gamae
Blvk. hare ear iloea a kaad tut sale e Low
est Mill Frloee. Wa
Ten Cent Per Week.
NO. 19.
INSURANCE.
48,000,000 DOLLARS
OF PROPERTY
. i . - .
Dentroyed Vy ' Fire,
Within the limits of the lnited Su.',
DURING THE YEAR 186S,
CHOtLD SUGGEST THE NECESSITY OF
D rood inuranc to .very man who dMires Ut
i.roieot hiu)cll sssinsl thelnsswhieh follows in
the wuke of flrf.
Gives ansnranre to the public that choice indem
nity, of a wholesome and permanent character,
is strnncly guaranteed by Phwnix IV.li.-icj.
110,013 31
LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID during the
year lwi.i. in a very marked and striking man
ner exhibits the solid, substantial, and tailhlul
service renderet patrons by the Phrxniz, as well
ax its ability to pais throurli seasons prolifio of
eonflasTKtions, Kith honor and profit to those
most intended.
soo,ooo oo
Cs'h in.me, f r the past year reveals the con
stant and sti arty progress of this popular eor-
f oration in the face of a hitter, vindictive, and
legitimate competition.
An averngc annim cuh dividend to Stock
holder' of fourteen per cent, npon its capital
stock, sinse its incorporation, portrays tho great
niece? and stntulity of this eminent Institu
tion, the superior finnnrial accuracy displayed
in it ini'patmpnN. nnd the lllinortAnt trutb
mat
the inantiEemcnt of the PHCENIX is in the
hands of ilioc who know bow. successfully, to
couiucta
FIR3T-CLAS3
Fire Insurance Company.
Wtrn lirnncb.
No. 21 West Fourth Strcat, Cincinnati, Ohio.
II. M. M.ICJILL, Gen'l Agenl.
t nmattM ft .i.rin. .1 lhi AfCHCV. nndcT Pol!
cios issued .or the Tho?nii. will bo atliftsted and
paid bere in bankable tunas.
Policies ivued promptly by
HERMAN FIELD.
Resident Agnt.
Ofllie No. 1 Madison Street,
UP STAIRS.
Entrance on Front Street.
mnrS-Hn
Ten Cents a Week.
Tb Prsi.tc Itnnts
The Pcblic 1,cickr
Tat Pcai.ic LehOeb
Tb Pcblic LrDora
Tat Pcblic l.rtK)i:
Tan Pcblic Lfdoib
Tua Pcblic Llwjis
Ten Cents i AVeelc.
Is delivered to all
Is delivered to all
Is delivered to all
Is delivered to all
Is deliteted to nil
1? deliver, d to all
1 Is delivered to nil
Ten Cents n AVeeli:,
Parts of the City
Parta of the ex
perts of he City
Parts f the City
Parts ot the City
Parts of the City
Parts ol the City
Ten Cents a Week
liv Faithful Carriers
by Faithful Curriers
by Kaithlul Carriers
By Faithful Carriers
l;v Faithlul Carriers
hv Faithful Csrriers
lly Faithlul Carriers
Ten Cents a Week
For Ten C'ent t Weex
F r Ten Cents a Week
For Ten Cents a Week
for Ten Cents a Week
or Ten CVnts a Week
For tea Cents a Wsrk
For ten Cents a Week
Ten Cents a Week.
Pa) able 10 Ihe Carriers
Payable to the Carriers
Paab!e to the Carriers
Pavab'C to the Carriers
Payable to the C
P.vahle to the G
Psyaclc to the C
syahte to the t nrrieri
arricrs
airicrs
Ten Cents a Week.
At the End of Each Woe';
At the Knd of Ksch Week
At the End of Each Wevk
At the End of Etch W k
At the End of Each We. k
At the End of Eh Week
A' the End of Lath Week
Ten Cents a Week,
"IT TOC DO SOT ALREADY RECEIVE
1 the paper, leave y. ur ocn at onr CoUutina
Room, and it will belaithfaiiy served I ley 'O i in
fo-nr-. Weslrrndy bsve a LARGER Cll i
CIRCCLATIOS thsa any of our morninc
temi oranes.bnt we intend to increa-e it nnul
ihe Pckuc LrDorBrar.ef-ind in every n si
drne an" Lumr- k..oe in le plii, ana ton.
b ;, Tlll'n.iiinfirnnr t.a ine men sn l
i mii to make knowwtothe pablieahat
. tarj axy wisB iu uvp ice ei.
wniTMoas sboxuxss,
Publishert aai Proprietor -13
Hadltoa Itrett.
. Designated Depository
-Ainr-!l- - "
FINANCIAL' AGENT
u
OP THE UNITED STATES.
: ' 'I:' i .
Does a General Eanklr. g Dcslncss
Makes Collections in Southern Statu
n favoraUe Trtr-t.
! ! . I 5
MAIN HTRKE T,
Old fttatid or the Plantersi Bftnlt
(JEO. R. BUTTER. President.
1 : s ' J. B. iri'TCHIN?0N, Viae Pree't.
WALTER 8. MORfiAN, Cjfhier.
marl-1'm ' . ' '
MKUCHANTS
jSTational 33ank
or tiBMPnts, '
'i
No. 3 Jefferson Street.
Paid In Capital,
9250,000
Authorized Capital, 1,000,000
:dihectohs:
Anus Wonnarrr, Preidcnt .Memphis and
Ohio Railroad
CafT. C. B. CHUtnK. '
K. IIocob, U.S. Collector internal nerenuo.
A. J. White, of A. J. White & Co. .
Jobs L. Tatiob. of Taylor, Alchwen, DuKc
k Co.
Tans. R Smith, of Pitser Miller 4 Co.
.1. 11. W AnnrsKR, otJ. It. airirencr uo.
II. A. Pabtkk, Commission Merchant.
Hun. John tv. baiTH. -
11 T Tnui.iK4oS. Tii!.ursnc( Aeont.
Jib. E. Mm!. fjas. K. Aforriman k Co.
W. II. CHtKtll, rresirn-nt.
A. T. LACY, of Lacy JfcGhec, Vice PrMidenl
R. C. UAMbli, Cubior.
'PHIS BANK TILl EUT AND SELL E.X
X clianire on all point. North and 8pitth, and
deal in all kinds of State and t'nited Sti.ton bo
rurities: and in addition to its ordinary t'z
change ai.d Deposit liusinc. f, nas 0.ci,wl a
. Saving Department,
fn which dinosits of one dollar, nnd sTTenfcr
sums will bo received, and draw interest at lLo
rate of four percent, per annum, when the isu.e
remains three montns er lO itiiT; fi'i-nn
Memphis Insurance Comp'y
Oro;ani7:od in
Ofllce-o. 23 1-2 Madison St.
DIRECTORS:
J. J. Mcsphy, Prest.
E. M. ArricBsoit,
J.T.Fbakk,
F. M. Cash.
J. CfMMINOS Johksox,
of houfenfij Fill, Jt Co.
Job T. r-TRATTOK, of
bonse of bjtratioa.
Ooyer k Co.,
T. A. NRtsny, hnnse
ofS. 0.41AJi-
son Jt Co.
THIS INSTITUTION IS PREPAHEI) TO
1 receive Uerosita. to buv and sell Lxohar-ss
on all the principal commercial cities, and to
mnke Collection, ok this city and all principal
points in this section.
Ketuitlances propiptiy sttnneo; to.
Mii-Hm F. M. CA.-ll. Sccr-tnry.
CAY0S0 SWINGS INSTITUTION
IMoinphiH, Tennessee.
Banking; House 10 Madison Btreot
'PHIS INSTITUTION. ORGANIZED V
J. c "iitinucs to transact a gei.cial
Exchange and BanklngBusIness
Willr fill, and Buy sod Sell
Foreign and Domestic . Exchange,
Gold, Silver and Unciirrent Money.
Pells Exchange in Snms to uit purchasers, on
London and a I the leadint citie of the ( fiiicd
Sutes, and will Biuke collections on ail acce-s
hie piotis in the s.uth and West.
JOHN' C. LANIER, Prcs t.
E. M. Avert, Caxhi-r. rln'.7.3in
Change of Co-Partnership.
HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH PS Ml(.
Jas. t. Oirdcn. Cashier of the Eirsi Na
tion.il Hank at Nashville, the Ftylc finu, fr.'iri
ibisdntc. for nur ltankinr end Br.ikcrns bad
ness will be OHen. T-'bey A' Co., snd for our
Cotton Eaet"rne snd Con.uiis ion l'iiiness, Will
be UrilhoK. looey k Co.
GRTFKINi? i TvBEY.
Memphis, Tenn., Jn. S
I a OODEN 9 U TOHRT 1 0 QSIKFISQ
OGDK.V, TOIICY V CO.,
BANKERS & BROKERS
Dealers in
Gold, Silver. Ext'Iiange
AMD
UN CURRENT MONEY,
V
No. IO Jeifereon sit..
Bet. Front and Vain. Mitxrnis. TfMrissti
l c oairrtxa a a tobit J a eotsy
GRIFFIXG, TOBEY & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
GEN'L C0)DnSSI0X SIEBClTAnS
Xo. 16 Jefferson Etrcrt, CTp Eteirr,.
Botween Froat and Msj, -ja2-3m
Mrvyw:. Twnm
Jtich Plated Cahtor-
IIST RECEIVED. AND TOR SALS BY
mcir. f TKrbrss rriXEr.
jslfl
lanty l!askt't,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT JCST tZ
alO rSAIsiarjw.