Public ledger. [volume], February 20, 1868, Image 3

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SPECIAL CARDS.
HERNANDO
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 17 Madison Street.
TH tR Cempaey l now doloi aOeneral Insn
rase IJu.io.es. Its sloek is owned by '''
tnerehaate and bu.lne.. m.n. Ii aim la to do
sate local bu.in..-lo the advent f Dots
th Company and th Policy Holder.
V B. WILLIAHA05, President
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IIENBY 1 Ailin. McDAVuT.
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DESOTO
Ins. and Trust Co.,
OIT MEMPHIS,
OfllceIn Company's Building,
NO. 43 MADISON STREET.
CAPITAL,
$300,000
Board of Directors t
W.M.FARRINOTON.W. B. GALBREATH,
JOHN JOHNSON. 0, B. CHURCH,
W.B. GREENLAW. J. J. RAWLINSS.
c. yr. goyer:- .
M M. M. FABRINGTOW, President,
J. O. LOXSDALE, J
' It
rThll Company Insures against loss by
,, Murine and River Risks. Ti-iff .
r
Fire,
OR. LOWRY, x
ISo. 3"M Main Street,
JACKSON BLOCK.
GAYOSO SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
MV.MPHTR. TENNESSEE.
Banking House 19 Madison St,
This Institution1, organised In 1IWJ. has been
In oontinuone and successful operation for 16
past toe years, o-m i
nnwWAT. ESCHANOB AND
BANKING BUSINESS.
W1H receive Deposits, Buy and Bell
Foreign & Domeatlo Exchange,
ni mi.. n.l tlneurrent Money.
BELLS Exchange In sums to suit purchasers,
n London and all the leading cities of th
. . . a 1 1 1 I .-1 1 ., .-wan a asi 1 1
Unit! hibum, ana wiii inaFoouiio.-' .
accessible places In th South and W est.
K. M. AVERT, fitnlilpr.
JOHTf fl. UNIFR. PrcMrtrnt.
FOR RENT.
TWR r ent-a house of eight rooms.
r n Kiohanao streot (extended). Inquire
Kt-ia " INI
XMJFN SHEDROOMS.-TO I.Kl-A h. k
r nlshrd room, to oneor two gentlemen with
outboardl.in a private family, within flv or
x m nntea waiK oi unnn omum.
!.i .jj,.. I.lr Rnx s:'fl. PoKtoffice. 144-t
TtaTOTfOR RENT-ABOUT 50 ACRES
I" of cultivated land, with good improve
ments, good wnter, oronaru, eio., mr.o ui..a
f M.mt.hi.. nn the Germantown road.
For term" apnly to Col. BIRD H ILL, or to J.
I. AMONETT. or J. M. PROVINE.W Wi
Hocona street.
T?0R RENT SRV KR AL SMALL FARMS
V on th Big Creek road. 15 miles north ol
Memphis. Mm. Martha Shnltnn. guardian,
has some of the finest lands in Shelby oonjty.
whioh will be divided into f mall farms, and lot
to good tenant, taking the improvements made
on the places in raying fn the rent.
ROYSTER. TUEZEVANT ft CO.,
54 278 Second street.
TjHjR RENT
A 2-STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
No. 193 Linden Stbiit.
Apply to
R. V. VREDENBURGH.
147
Wo. 2 jwamson sireei.
I- MR RENT-LOW, IF APPLIED FOR
seon,
A SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
with six good rooms and Ave sores of choice
garden land, situated near Hernando "treat
railroad. Apply to w V. -ElJT.
TOR RKNT.-A FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE
JT RE8IDENCE, 161 Second street.
Annly t 42 Poplar street. 140-t
TOR RENT.
THE HOTEL AT BARTLETT
for rent or lesse. upon very reasonable terms.
It is alreadv furnished. Apply to
WRIGHT A SnEI.BY. Agents,
14fl Bsrtlett.Tenn.
1OR RENT-TWO GOOD ROOMS, 8UITA
? ble for offices, up stair.. T "g'p,
1.10R R KNT THREE COTTAGES; ONE
with three rooms, one with four rooms, and
on with Ave rooms well situated. Call at sa
Averv stroet. J T
T70R RKNT-A NICE, COMfOKTABbK
JT Residence, containing six rooms, large
ynrd, tnble, onthnases. etc Apply to W. w.
SMALL, at 65 Mosby street. Terms "ode
rate. 1-T
TiOR RENT. TWO TKNEMENTS AT
V the fcot or Main street, containing six
rooms each. Uj A. PARTf.E.
January 17. TPrX 1W
pOR RENT
STORES Nos. M AND 86 POPLAR STREET,
with twelve rooms over them. These ar fine
glands for business, and only a few feet from
ke Overton Hotel. Rent moderate. Inquire
t the LMifirn Tonnting Room.
FOR SALE.
"COR SALE-FUR JtrTURE AND FIX
V lures or a complete Rnardiog House, now
doing a good business. House centrally loca
ted, with fourteen rooms, good oistern. and
everything in good order. Will be sold low, it
applied for soon. W;m pTREHT
CHm BALE
AT 250 THIRD STREET, r
0 fine (aliw'n!nuO Conntcr, one lot fine
bronred Iron Railing, onednien fineCan Bot
tom Chair", two late style" Writing Dck, two
fine Gas Pendants, ona Oak Table, Oil Cloth
and Carpet.
vi-10 B. W. WICKERSnAM.
I AND. IN It AND 15 MILES NORTHEAST
j of Memphis, on Big Creek plank roa.l, in
uy quantity from 50 to 300 acrea of every
inality. fie'd and forest, hill aad bottom, rich
fUil ponr. high and low. every variety, for sale
aU half what has been offered for it.
A toll PRESS TI M UKR aoees.ib'e;.
Alee new ST K AM MILL, nw'y complete.
Also a in TEXAS PLANTATION, on the
delta of th TriBiiy. N.. A lluiutnn K. R.
runs through it. Will M axchanced for Jlem-
'VlJoreSd STOCK RANCnK.oa tha Lavaca
grvr, Texas, for city property.
Apply to 6m or Henry Rembert, Big Creek :
ft elteale, M Front itfl, Memphis ; or S.
aRelUUigh. S. S. REMBERT-
1JWIR SALE. A NO. I LETTER TRFSs
S -ith a g.od stand, la good order. Apply
at TllMfiPFICK. jL 13-t
-1.V.K HSLS-THE VACANT 1.0 I Ofl THE
V .. U a T LTt;At t
9 ""iiuwpi JmVr A'-""" .i"r..-.i
BlfMC Inquire of Jf. VANH0RNtl.7
fn-v wfr.
FOUND.
FLU'ND. TAKEN TP ON Til E FIRST OF
Jaaaary,nnaill Black llnra Male, abnat
vlght year, e!4. It will be sold la pay eharga
If ealls4 tar la ton days.
La I at 79 Mm
14
STOLEN.
ST"LEX-PROV mB YARD OF THE
Pastor of St- Wary'. Charrb. T 0 KPK :
oe long fell, aaar y m th. other old wo
rrw tied 'a a. banes A reward af Fl H
t 'I. LA els will b, aid fr th-r r'.-a t"
if. iAIMtil eMVIAB.
WANTS. .
ANTED. TW EN TV DRESHMAKKR8
An.. U I H.M v.Dlflil 11 li. AltLmbn o,
on hut g..nd nanus nei ai'i"y. in
WA tin D A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG
u..ink.rn l.aily. as housekeeiier. mm-
stress, Ua'hr in a small school, sup.rint.nd.nt
of a boarding houie. gnr.rnn or anyihing by
which to niak an honeat support BEST o.
n-frrene given and requtrad. .Apply at No
SOU front strwMup aiairsi. iv-
WANTED-A DESK. SUITABLE FOR
Cashier in a store on Main street. Apply
to Main street.
ANTED A GOOD WHITE UIHL, 13
to 14 yeari oia, to nurs. Keirnoes r
quired. Apply at
14tf NO. 54 BRADFORD STREET.
v4 ANTE D A N OWN KR FOR A MULE,
V i.fi iik n. k. ik. Mi..i. Innl nd Ten
nessee railroad, and ennsisned to C, H. Jina
by A. G. Williams. If not ealM fr with In
three days from this date, th asm will be sold
to p., char.,. J0R BELIGMAN.
Memphis. February M". 1.4
iuu.IV T Lip II VII WANTkl) - FOR .
ii cVwmt .t iti.l.w.v. near Mrmnhia,
Must understand teaching Muileon Piano, and
oom w.ll reoomm.nded. No jt her need ap-
o. t". aii'us,
149 Office, No. 18. over 304 Front St.
i.rivTun-Tii KXCll ANiiE VOK HI
V k' V. - n;.,,,.ri. a LOT and HOUSE
aontaining eight rooms, stablo and earrl.ge
house, a few minut. walk of Court Square, for
a sma I. imprv.u fi., ,u rUm muw
from th oity. Address WALTER. Lgnnaa
offic. ! 'i?.
w
ANTED-TO PURCHASE ALL KINDS
ol
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
la laMi nr imall nunnttliM.
For HaLe-A Unre lot of FECOXD ITAND
FUKNITUnK, which will b som vry low
t A UinvfVIPl'M'P TD AVU1! TMll VX
IlIBITION, in comnl.te order, will be sold
LOW tori nan. Apply at
WOOLMER'S OLD CURIOSITY 8II0P,
No. SU Jellerson street,
Between Miin end Hewine
NOTICES.
C
nitntt IKin CURE. NO PAY I Forrost'i
Jnnii.Ap Tar Is warranted to cure Cough
t roup. Throat ann Ming uisesses, r in. prin
n.i,L.iVr.r,.n,le.l. 1 VST A N TAN EOS KH
I.IHU" PHdDiiflKl). Trvitl If not satisfied
return the empty bottles and get your money
back. BOIUOlliy oy U. r.uwiiinnn,w,miD'
sale and retail agent, 310 Socond street, Mem
pnis. 1 enn. Kriee w cents rer nnrnw. t
LOST.
T OST SAMMY BOLTON. A BRIOtlT
1 J clored boy. 13 years old, missed from Wni
II. xoung s tcnooi. at naieiKU. Aayiniuruia'
iAn Mndnrnin. him will bo thankfully re-
rnived by his mother, Lissio Bolton, at Dr.
Wm. Pryor s, liartieir niauon, ,-. w
'.vimvi'li iu Hl'ni.RN FROM MY RES
O idence, four miles out. on the Hernando
iX.J i . m.Af!k NKWF01INDLAND
DOG. 8 or 10 months old ; upposod t" be in the
city. A liberal reward will tie paid lor nis r
turn to f" niiusiunr.,
Public Lkdokb office,
13d.f 11 Madison street
PUBLIC LEDGER.
Office. No. 13 Madison Htrect.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATIOM
THE OITY.
MKMPHIHl
Thnrmlsi.y gTe-n'ar, Fohrnnry 80, 1B1
Meteorological Observations.
ESPORTXD BT BDWARD OOLPaMITH.
Fohrnarv 19th. ISfS.
fin. 2r.. Sp.u,
Thermomotar M 52'
Baromtr...-......... 29.7a 2.fi 29.6!)
Wind.m..M... M.........M.. S. o, b.
Weather... . Hasy. ' Haty. Haiy.
Pittsbdro Coal and Gas Com.
Brown & Jones', office 247 Second street.
Weighed by Connty Inspector.
H. B. Packbr No. I Pittsburg coal-
No. 233J Main street
'Coal I Cwl I Messrs. Bigley, Mel
lerah & Co., 25 South Court street, are
selling best quality Kentucky coal at
II 10 per barrel, delivered. Also supa-
rior Pittsburg coal at lowest market rates,
BmaoB & Peterson. Best Pittsburg
coal, wholesale ami retail. We wtigh on
the city scales. No. 11 Madison street.
Laundry Office, 40 Jefferson street.
Arrival and' Departure of Trains.
MISSISSIPPI AND TIKNS.8SSI RAILROAD.
A rrive. Vepart.
K Orleans axnress. dnilv. 3:2b P.M. 4:10 P.u
Pardis aooom'n, ex. Sunday, 10:00 a.m. 1:50 p.ic,
Fstasbt, daily, sav Sunday, 3:16 p.m. 6:45 a. m
UEWPHia AHn flRARLEMTOIf RAILBOAn.
Through mail, daily 2:56 p.m. 2:00 P.M
Corinth and Gr. Junct. ao., 9:27 p.m. 10:00 a.m
Somervill ao sav Sunday :40 a.m. 6:00 p.m,
ukuvnia mo Lonisvn.T.x railroad.
Day Express..-.... 9:15 a.m. 7:00 a.m.
Night Express...... 3:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m.
Railroad time is 15 minutes tsster than city
time. Ticket office. Ho. ZSTA Main streot. Do
pot. head of Main street.
, AMTBEMESiTS.
New Memphis Theater. Another
large audience greeted the Black Crook
last night, which was presented in the
attractive manner that has, caused its
great success. It will occupy the boards
again to-night, and every evening nntil
further notice. Saturday afternoon, at 1
o'clock, a mating will be given, that ladies,
children and others, nnable to visit the
theater at night, may attend.
The Circus- The circus proves an all1
powerful magnet, the spacious canvas
being filled every afternoon and evening,
None more than Memphians thoroughly
appreciate a first-rate performance, as
the success of Robinson's show attests.
The last performance will be given to
morrow night-
The Varieties- The bills at the
Varieties this week arc- unusually at
tractive, being of greater variety than
usual. To-night Oscar Willis and Johnny
Hart will take joint bent fit, to which
their friends will no doubt rally in large
numbers.
Fire this Morniko. About three and
a half o'clock this morning a to story
frame building on the corner of Hill and
Xosby streets, occupied as a grocery and
residence by Mr. M. Fcalherston, was"
discovered in Barnes and partly con
sumed- The second story was almost
entirely destroyed, and the one below
considerably damaged by fire and water.
The furniture and greater portion of the
goods were saved. The loss will proba
bly not exceed $1000.
A New Novel- "Playing for High
Stakes" is the name of a novel by Annie
Thomas, who has written a number of
popular works of fiction. It has just been
published by Messrs. Hard A Houghton,
in good style, and contains a number of
fine illustrations. The style is interest
ing, and the plJi good. The book
well repay pars sal. For sale by Cow
perthwait, Chapman A Co-, 2o?i Main
street-
BrRGLARi is. Last night quite a quan
tity of clothing was stolen from Mrs.
Percell's, 32 Second street. During the
sama night a thief entered the First
Presbyterian Church and stole a frame
containing a portrait of Rev. Dr. Coons,
a photograph of Rev. Dr. Stead man, and
another of some other clergyman.
LOCALS I BRIEF.
Order ash wood from Iligley, Mul
lersh k Co., coal doulcrn. Price low.
Samuel T. Mayer is under arrest
for alleged larceny of too mules from
Pat Quinn.
Kate Anderson (colored) charges
Felix Nichols (colored) with stealing
from her a fine velvet mantis.
Hod Morris, who assaulted a woman
in tha "Ironclad" bagnio, will be brought
before Esq. Olisson this afternoon.
f The Marre-Malatesta murder case
promises to occupy the attention of the
Criminal Court several days longer. It
proceeds slowly. .
Annie Gallagher, queen of the beer
jerkers, has been found in possession of
two thousand cigars said to have been
stolen from L. Podesla. '
Yesterday morning Mr. John Robin"
on treated the orphans of St. Peter's
asylum to a sight of his animals on the
bluff. The little ones enjoyed the enter
tainment, and the old showman seemed
as much delighted as any of them.
Next week ezoursion trains will be
run from Brownsville to carry those de
siring to witness the Black Crook. Fare
will be reduced, and parties at all points
on the road can reach this city by 1
o'clock p.m., returning late at night.
S. M. Guest, Hernando road, has a
full supply of groceries and feed; also
ITenderson &' Fleming's celebrated.im
ported garden seed. Among them will
be found the great Cedar Hill early to
mato. Best pink-eye potatoes for seed
cheap for cash.
Capt. Ware, ticket agent of the New
Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad, and Wm. H, Holmes, general
traveling ageiit of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad, are in the
city, the former at the Gayoto and the
fatter at the Overton.
Jo. Locke, 22 Jefferson street, has
Godcy, Peterson, DemoreBt, Morryman's
Monthly, Nix Nax, Harper's Bazar,
Waverley, all of the latest eonsation
papers, National Freemason, Leslie
German. Diewelt. Jo, also keeps con
stantly on hand a large assortment of
the latent periodicals, books, stationery,
etc You can get all the current litera
ture at Joseph's tabernacle.
Godey'a and DemoreBt' s fashion
magazines for March, and the last num
ber of the Bazar, are already received at
Emmons', 10 Jefferson and 393 Main
street, where all the literary magazines
an also be had, and Scott's republica
ns of the English and Scotch maga
zines. The vast array of weekiy papers,
now contending for popularity, are reg
ularly on his shelves, with many foreign
papers, as the London Illustrated, Lon
don Art Journal, La Semaine, Illustrite
Zeitung, and a number of Irish publica
tions. Railroad Slaughters Who's to
Blame 1 Editors Ledger : There is now
lying in one of our machine shops
(Chickasaw foundry, of Randle & Heath,
I believe), and has been for many months,
a self-attaching and self-detaching car
coupling, invented by a most worthy
Memphis mechanic (W. L. Belt), who is
now as loyal a citizen in the triumphs of
peace as he was a true soldier under the
Confederate, flag in the trials of war.
This ingenious device, which promises to
put a stop to railroad slaughters, and
made at great cost and trouble, has been
offered to more than one railroad official
free of charge, to test and prove without
risk, trouble or expense ; and yet there it
lies ruBting, and will thus continue before
the inventor will ever again ask them to
try it, as his modesty and independence
are equaled only by his genius and pa
triotism, I write this without the know!
edge of Mr. Belt or any one else, and am
alone responsible. 'Now, who's to blame
for our many railroad disasters of late ?
I ask you and all interested and who is
not ? to call as above directed and ex
amine for yourselves this, I think, very
important and valuable contrivance. It
is covered by caveat If we turn a deaf
ear to all improvements, claimed as such
by their projectors, and regard them as
innovations or cunning devices to get
money because nine out of ten fail of
practical utility, we would all be now
traveling in ox carts, and there would be
no railroad harvests for said officials.
Respectfully, S. S- Rembert.
Meeting of Railroad Officers.
Yesterday a meeting of railroad officers
representing the various Southern lines,
convened at the Overton. The names of
those in attendance are as follows: Albert
Fink, General Superintendent Memphis
and Louisville line; Sam. B. Jones, Su
perintendent Memphis division ; W. B.
Pickett, Chief Engineer; J.'F. Boyd,
Genera Agent; H- C Marshall, General
Eastern Agent; Ed. Ware, General
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern railroad ; A. M. West
President Mississippi Central railroad ;
C. M. Buffold, General Eastern Agent;
Henry Fink, General Superintendent
Virginia and Tennessee railroad; J- B.
Hoxie, General Superintendent East
Tennessee and Virginia railroad; It. C.
Jaekson, East Tennessee Vnd Georgia
railroad; F. B. Hunt, Virginia and Ten
nessee railroad ; Colonel Sam. Tate,
President Memphis and Charleston rail
road ; W. J. Ross, General Superintend
ent Memphis and Charleston railroad;
A. A. Barnes, General Ticket Agent
Memphis and Charleston railroad, and
A. S. Livermore, General Superintend
ent Mississippi and Tennesse railroad.
Considerable business of interest to the
different lines was transacted- The
meeting is in session to-day.
Cliaxpo the Streets- CapL John
Boyte has undertaken to cleanse and
keeMaia street, from Beal to Poplar,
and all the cross streets between Second
aad Front which are paved, in good
order, and is soliciting saWripiioot for
that purpose. The U't Las already bee a
extensively signed.
Tiia Circuit Court Grand Jot
and tuh Cooxtt Jail Recently the
Grand Jury of the Circuit Court visited
the County Jail, constructed by Mr. J,
J. Powers, and now ready for (he recep
lion of criminals, and have made the fol
lowing report:
Mimpmis, Trim., Fsbruary 18, 1H6&
We, the Grand Jury of the January
Term of the Circuit Court of Shelby
county, make the following report as to
the condition of the new and old jails:
The Grand Jury, on the 14th dsy ot Feb
ruary, 1HC8. proceeded in a body to the
new jail nf Hhelhy county, where they
were met br Mr. Powers, Contrastor, Mr,
Cook. Architect and wilh them made a
thorounh examination of the build
log. We found the main and adjacent
buildings finished, and report them' to be
the most complete and best eooitruotea
bui dines for beauty ol design
strenuth, durability and ventilation
of any that it has been our duty to ex
amine. It would be a needless and use
less task for us to give a detailed de
scription of its advantages over all other
buildings that it has been our pleasure
to visit We would advise all citnen
who are interested in our publio institu
tions to visit and make an examination
of the new jail. Mr. J. J. Powers, the
contractor, deserves special notice at onr
hands for the untiring energy witn which
he has prosecuted this work under the
most difficult and trying circumstances.
After, thoroughly examining ttie new
jail, we inspected the old one, which was
louna 10 oe very insecure ana in m uuuj
condition. All of which is respectfully
submitted. C K. Kooers,
C. M. Carroll,
J. D. Drew,
J, C. Green,
Committee RDDointed to report
The above report was unanimously
adonted bv the Grand Jury. witA th
request that the city papers publish the
same, aim. m. uoi.kman, .
Foreman of the Grand Jury,
The jail is a certainly fine structure,
which reflects great credit upon Mr.
Powers, the builder, and Mr. J. B. Cook,
'the architect
A Wonderful Equestrian. By far
the best female equestrian who ever per
formed here, or perhaps in the country,
is little Miss Cordelia, of John Robin
son's circus. She is a mere child of
twelve, and has been only a little more
than a year in the ring; yet her eques
trian feats are performed with an ease,
abandon and daring wonderful not only
in one so young, but seldom attained by
male veterans in the profession. There
is little performed on the naked back
of a horse going at full speed by that
most gifted of riders, James Robinson
that she does ,not perform. Leaping
iver banners and through balloons, and
executing the most dangerous pirouettes
with horse at full speed, seem as easily
accomplished as standing upright. The
only feat (save bis hurdle act) performed
by that world's wonder, James Robinson
which she does not successfully
attempt, is that ' of throwing sum
mersaults. hven these sue is prac
ticing, and, donning male attire,
will in due time perform. It may not
Drove uninteresting to our readers to
learn that this remarkable child is a na
tive of Tennessee, and resided in the
State with her parents until a short
Deriod before the close of the war. - The
family now reside in Lexington, Ky.
and upward of a year ago, attracting the
attention of Robinson, she was adopted
by him with the view of being brought
out as an equestrian. Should no mishap
befall her, a few years more will cause
her to rank with that greatest of male
equestrians James Robinson,
v ..
Colored Conservative Meetino. A
meeting of colored Conservatives was
held in the Criminal Court room last
night. John Chandler was chosen Presi
dent, and Fred. Bruce, Secretary. The
following resolutions were adopted :
Whereas. As we nave lived as free'
men for three years, and have witnessed
the various meanderings of our condi
tion, and find that so far as being free
agents for ourselves we aresatisued, and
have received all the encouragement from
our southern white iriends calcu
lated to improve and elevate
us to perform our duties as
freemen, for which we are gratified, and
shall ever be true to what we conceive to
be the best interest of our race and our
common country; and as the white race
has governed all Chriatiau countries, by
winch all colors nave been best benefit'
ted, we accord to them tha honor of the
improvement of our condition ; therefor,
Jtesolved, That we pledge ourselves
to support the Conservative ticket which
bas been presented to us lor county out
cers.
Resolved, That we earnestly call upon
all our colored mends to aid us, as we
believe tbat the establishment of the
Conservative principles is to the best in
terests of the country.
Resolved, That we ask no more of the
white race than has been provided for us
by law, only their assistance to carry out
the laws, and we pledge oursolves to
stand by them.
Respectfully submitted,
Bvrlet Mitcbel,
Jackson Jones,
James Welch,
t Maringo Johnson,
, Eli Guass.
1
How Registration Progresses. Qn
Tuesday Captain Gears managed to
register five hundred negroes on negro
vouchers Yesterday it was wilh dif
ficulty that two hundred white men were
groand through. They had enly whites
as vouchers, and doubtless half, if not
more, were Radicals. Blewis A Co- are
laughing in their sleeves at the way
matters are managed, satisfied that at
the present rate of progress only a small
portion of the Conservative vote can be
polled in March. ,
Southern Palacjc. Persons desiring
to purchase dry goods, notions, etc., at
either wholesale or retail, should pay
Messrs. Howell, Wood A Co , at the
Southern Palace, a visit They have a
large and splendid stock, which is being'
sold at the lowest rates possible, and bar
gains are obtained daily, which are
seldom furnished. Take a look at their
stock.
Fob Coxsta ble- Capt J. P. Bougb-
er announces himself a caodidat; to
Constable of the Fu.:teBth Civil Die.
trirt Cpt B. is well knows, stands
well ia the community, and if elected
ill make a capital ccer. IT U A
thorough CoEservative, of coarse.
1IIGIIWAY ROBBERY,
A Uau Itcllevfd of S10O, by
FIT Xeuroesi. '
On Tuesday Mr. J. M. Dazy, while on
the State Line road, thirty miles from
the city, was assaulted by five negroes
and robbed of 1400 in greenbacks. II
entered complaint of his loss at police
headquarters this morning.
Notice. There will be a meeting of
the members of the Memphis Club at
their ball this evening, at 7 o'clock,
Every member is requested to attend, as
business of importance will be brought
before the meeting. By order of the
President '
Tue Renikit To-Morsow Afternoon,
As has been already announced thegroBS
receipts of (he performance of John
Robinson's circus to-morrow afternoon
will be devoted to the cause of charity,
The money will be placed in the band
of those controlling the Church Home
a charitable institution organised by
Right Rev. Bishop Quintard, and now in
successful operation. But only a por
tion of the proceeds will be applied to.
that object- The ladies who will receive
the money, Mrs. W. S. Pickett and Mrs.
D. K. McCrea, will transfer portions of
it to any worthy object in need that may
be presented. The names of the ladies
in .question are a guarantee that the
money will be 'disposed where it can re
lieve tbo greatest amount of suffering.
We hope our citizens will turn out en
masse, and swell the receipts to the
highest possible . figure. The sum of
$1500 or $2000, properly disposed, can
relieve the necessities of a large number
of tbo poor and destitute.
Fluts Accident A Remedy. We
understand that by nnavoidable accident
at tbe New Momphis Theater last night,
Mr. Henry Farmer's costly and beautiful
flute was broken beyond remedy, by a
side-scene falling on it. Tbe instrument
thus unfortunately destroyed, was a gift
to Mr. Farmer, as well as a testimonial
of appreciation of his taste and culture
as a flutist It is proposed by many of
bis friends to replace this flute by one of
the same description, to be purchased by
the proceeds of a concert, to be given for
tbat purpose. We like the suggestion
and hope it will be acted upon. Mr.
Farmer deserves such a testimonial.
The A owe Barber Shop has been re
moved next door to the old stand, corner
of Court and Main streets, in Bethell
Block, prices being reduced to 10 cents
for a shave, 25 cents for haircutting, and
25 cents for shampooing. Call and see
me. A. Motlet, Agent
Notice. Memphis and Louisville
Railroad Line all right again via Clarks
ville, the difficulties with the employes
on the Clarksville division having been
settled. Trains will run as heretofore
nvnr tha whole line via Clarksville
through to Lpuisville without change ofl
cars, commencing to-day, February
17. 145 Sam B. Jones, Sup't
Wheatley Averts, Collettlng; Agen
cy. OHlee, 10 Met nell uiocat.
Important. If you want grates set or
smoking chimneys cured, leave orders at
306 Main street, or call on
150 J. L. McAllent,
Raffle. The raffle .for the splendid
diamond pin will come off at the "What
Cheer" saloon, on Thursday evening,
February 20th, at nine o'clock. All par
ties interested will be on hand, as it will
certainly come off. 146
Comb and see Miller & Boryszewski, at
No. 200 Main street. Shaving, 15 cents,
and other work accordingly low. 150
Planters, merchants and families
visiting Memphis will save fifty percent,
by taking furnished rooms at Southern
Hotel, kept on the European plan. Open
at all hours. Rooms, single or in suits,
$46 per week; lodging, 50 cents.
Ample room for 250 guests,. Board
furnished at Hotel if required, at all
hours, at regular rates. vi-8
Grertt Auction Stilo !
Great Auction Sale every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evening, at 7
o'clock, at Reid & Bro-'s, 15 Jefferson
street 148
Whiset Labels on hand and for sale
at this office. t
Attorneys, Taee Notice. Five ' de
sirable suits of rooms, adapted to your
business, for rent at Nos. 53 and 55
Union street, opposite the court-house.
Inquire at Desoto stable, 55 Uaion street.
See Here. Why don't you getshaved
at David Pechner s 7 Excellent work
executed. Shaving 15o, hair cut 35c and
hampooing ?5,c Remember the place,'
39 Adatas streot 136-1G2
Deeds, Leases, Bills of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this oflirp. t
. JL- ..
Special Notices.
Hew If arriage Gold. A Essay for Young
Men.oa Physiological Errors, Abases and Dis
ease incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with snr means of relief. Sent ia sealed letter
nvelopes free ef char;. Address, Dr. J.
PKILLIN HOUGOTON. Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. IV.-viM
The Port of Memphis.
The river is rising rapidly at this
pejat. ie have nothing new from the
Arkansas rivers.
Tbe Ozark is advertised for Arkansas
at five to-day.
The Countess is op for Cairo at five.
The Henry Ames will leave for New
Orleans this evening at five o'clock.
Capt- Hicks is ia ommand, and shippers
and .eegers will receive proper atten
tion. The Cincinnati packet fbr this evening
is the Minoeola, which will leave at five
o'clock. CttfX. M-.Her is In command.
StMtBausvlsaca can save money by get
ling their printing sxecuted at the Pcb- I
Lifl Ledger office, ovr arrangement
enabling us to do work at rates that will
compare wilh auy eatublisliioaut in tbe
West We iuvilo stears boatmen lo
examine our stylos of rork and prices.
Monetary and Commercial
Honey Market
Praun I.rnnsi Orrire,
Wednesday Evenlug, February lit, lrt'A.
City Scrip In round lota can b bought for 40o,
although broken hold for a better yrlc, while
off.rlng only IS to J. Th market contains
no buyer.
County Warrants ar dull and nominal. We
quut selling at 00 to (!5c
Polio Warrants ar in active demand at SO
to S2o baying. BlI'Ibs at sic.
Cotton Kirkat.
Tbe market was excited yostcrday sftornoon,
and largo sale were mad. A t lb close it was
very firm at about Iho following figures, which
prevailed this lorenom in the few transactions
reported :
Ordinary 1H (3
a,,w llrdin.rv lvUiftlU
Low Middling ..'JO sr'.'O
M iddlin -
Striot Middling..- 2i '! L
Good Middling..... J..-.2J (js&l'i
N General Karkst
IWHOLRSALR PRlrgS.l
APPLES-Flnai selling at IN 4n 00 V barrel,
T l i KI U.n... tVtT a m t m
I' Ik ' nvrsn v, ai ji iv w-i v kiii.
U I T r KR -Hull : choice vei low Is in demand.
with littlenn He market: selling at iO&l'lo; in
terior ar ma,.',!: tionnen, 4 v.
IIKKSWAX-Slradv at Hoc.
BAGGING Dull and nominal; Indla.Kfltlci
Kentucky h ind-jnbliiiig, IHci machine, 2.1-1 Ho.
COhN Dull; ihol ed white and yellow rule
at Wrftsicon levee; ear corn in hulk, 75?.ile.
. COFFEE Quiet, ith a light inlibinn trade
doing; prions are hrra and unclianneil Rio,
Siie.'in; i.agtivrn, rttu.B": .lava, anmic
CM ICK KNS Scarce! dc4f7 uer doren,
CHEESE Quiet; Western Reserve. I5!431s
taciory, in'ytiio: r.ngnan nairv, ). to 170.
IhM KNT HUH: Louisville .1 7a V Mil.
f'ANHLKS-llul! at IKc for light weighU.
EGGS Are dull at :tlc ? dusen.
FLOliR The markot this morning was firm
family to fncy,$l to 16 per bbl; suporfiae,
(kH b to 10 (Ki.
FISH Dull, with a fair Jobbing trade doing.
Kiirth tarolina while sliail, hall liarrel, H oil
family Hoi herrings, half barrel, IS 50 cut
herrings, 9 harm), yt.'i; mackerel. No. 1
barrel: $1721: hairbarrol, i9 0MU ; kit.
t.' ik.i. ; no. i vi nnrrei, ; nail narroi,
ill : V kit. t-2 40: No. 3, ? hair barrel. $10 ;
krt.f j 1V2 25: white flih.V half barrel, 709;
dried cod l pound, ft'.f.
GREASE Firm at 73 TA pound for ship
ment. GUNPOWDER-Inscllveand nnmlnal at Jfl
V seg: j-t oil ti "i set; f i za v quarter keg,
H AY Dull, at $2022 on landing.
HIDES In fair demand; flint, 1EJ; salted,
lrVi17c: green. 10c.
LEATHER Quiet and steady,
Oak soles
SrVil.nlo; ncniloek, 4WH4.1C.-
hirness, HSfll
skirting, 4.V'i4Se; nppors, Tfl doion, 135 5IM48 ;
French calf, 3t72; American calf, fl254.
M"LAhSriN-.MBrltet inactive; New Orleans
70itSric; sorghnm, lii'75o; avnms, tltl 60.
MEAL Active; choice, 14 50 to $4 75.
OATS Dull, with fair receipts; soiling at
78-tiOc. -
ONION't-St-sdy at $ 50s7 hbl, in store.
PROVISIONS-The market was quiet and
steadv, and a small trade doing; mesa pork,
$21022 50; prime. $18.- raqip, $l5m-i16; sidoa,
lBilriSc ; clear ribbed sitVa, IXil3Vie: shoul
ders, lOtya lie: breakfast bacon. 15f.;IBo; plain
canvnssed hums, 14ift)l5c; piw sugar oured,
561oc. Lard dull, with a fair demand; keg
leaf.l35414nt tieroe. 1313.
POTATOES Are dull, with i?ht receipts.
Choice rule at $1 00 '4 V barret;
PAINTS, OILS, ETC The market Is inac
tive. W quote white ead, as to quality, VMt
loo: American sine, Oft 10c : French sine l-"
ltio; linseod i il, $1 AO 1 20; turpentine, 1 10;
dryers, 1 ; putty, 7U(58o,
RYE SEED-DuUi selling at II G5S1 75
bushel.
KOPK-Dnll; Sfl!ie for machine.
RICE-QuiotaUlai4.-1 tt.
SALT-Dull at $3 60rfi3 75 bbl.
SUGAR Scarce and stitf : crushed and now.
dered. 18lKe: coffee sugars, 10170.
t AliiiKw in aemanu at v&o f
TAR-Qnict ntl6 V dosen kegs.
TURPENTINE-Dnllat 70c V gallon.
TOBACCO Ouiet. A fine stock is on hand
and aew supplies arorencived daily. We quoto
natural leaf ot $i OOtfjl 25; fancy Virginia,
nw work, $11 26; fine bright, pounds, $ Uuil
25; medium do, pounds, 80c '11; oommon
k.:u .n..nj. .'jv,7.. an. r..Hn .n.nb:
-11,111, I'WUUWO, , w , U UV (lUUKIUH,
tlrai 25.
WHEAT-Is In fair demnnd at $2 20S2 30
for ehoio white, and II 70 ol 75 for spring.
WHISKY Market steady and quiet, with a
small trade doing. Sales of common at 1 illiA
Z 00; Bourbon. 13(526.
WOOL In fairdemand; unwashed, 15920a :
wn-bed. ya.H(lc T nmmd.
CROCERIES.
368.
3G8.
SPICER, ANDERSON & CO.
J
UST RECEIVED AND TO ARRIVE
Choice Gonhen IliHter direct from
New York.
Soda Cracker,
Milk Crackera,
Cream Crackers,
Wine Cracker), ,
' Lemon Cracker,
Aerated Cracker,
Picnic Crpcker,
Nlinker Preserve. Jellies, (all kind,
Uoddard'a Uesuticated 'ocoinnt,
Choice Syrup and
LoniHiana Molaswea),
Bet Imperial Tea,
Beat Unnpewder Tea,
Bet Yoawiar Hyaon Tea,
Best EnirllNh Breakfast Tea,
Best Black Tea,
Davis Star Hams,
Davis' Breakfast Bacon,
Davis' Dried Beef,
' Davis Dried Hoof Tong-nes,
Davis' Mess Pork (by retail),
Choice Jiary Beans,
Pickles, by the Gallon, Kesr, quarter,
half and whole Barrel,
and In Olass;
Alio, Preserves of every kind, Canned Fruits
and Vegetablos, Sauces, Catsups, Raisins, Cur
rants, Citron, Candied Oranga and Lemon
Peel, Dried Poaches, Dried Apples, Nuts of all
kinds. Brandy Fruits, Pure ground Spices all
kinds. And a general assortment of Fancy
aad Staple Groceries.
SPICEB, ANDERSON & CO.,
No. SOS Main Klreet.
lVAXIOlVAL. v
Frcedmcn's Savings
AND
Trust Company,
Chartered by act of Congress, March, iHSi.
RANCH OFFICES OF THIS COMPANY
bar. already been established in twenty of
prineipal Cities of the country.
It has received on deposit, ovt.3,OSO.OOO
nd has a bal. due depositors of 5H5,77
Investments ar asadronly In the securities
of Ut I'nited States. No loans mad or rfcki
of any kind takes.
W invite general attention to oar working
plan : and offer th. public, aad especially th
laboring e!ase. a depositary at caee ecu re
lent and keyoad the reach of local financial
troubles.
THE MCMI'IIIS UK.ISCII
la Lexateal at 4 Bal -,
Where Deposits ar received and Drafts paid.
LL DRAFTS ARE PATABLK AT SIGHT.
xehang va New Tork, or ea ear various
Brfv, famished at earrent rat.
A. M. SPERII,
141 Act's Casdiier.
MISCELLANcUUa.
lumer7lath,
and;
COO.000 fect uj press Lumber;
200,000 " Poplar
300,000 I.al'is :v,ii Shingle.
T HAVE ON HAND AND AM CONST A NT
l ly sawing a f ill a tpply of Cypress and Pop
lar Lumber ofsll dimensions, Lntha and Shin
gles; and am prepnred lo II I orders OB short
otice-al LoWKSTCAH PUICK4,
Aar-Mill and LuiiiUt Vard nu Wo rivo
Immediately north of Aiayou (iayojo.
Tgaaa-sJASH.
0. M. VL'NALLE-
QiOH CORDS DRY WOOD. AT 12 60 PER
' Cord, at
lS3t
VEVARLE'S SAW MILL.
SOTHE.
OFFD-E OF SUPERINTENDENT ME
TROPOLITAN POLlCH.-Hceovereil.
January 2l, 1A6X, ona sorrel Horse Mule and
one black MareMulo. Anniyto Police ilead
quarters, i Madison stroet. 14")
DOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER
AND
Universal Wringer
THE BEST WASHING MACHINE EVER
invented. Saveatimn. R,t. ImIuif. KavM
clothes: and WARRANTEES fo wash per
fectly. For sale by s
WHEELER, P1CKESS & CO.,
Dealers in
Wood and Willow Ware
BROODS, BRUSHES,
Children's! CnrriaKeg, F.tc.,
KO. S30 IMAIX.TREKT.
Vl-101
MHOOI. ,OF THE HOLY 4 KOSS,
MRS. KETCHUM, Principal,
No. lOS Third Htreet.
TnE EASTER SESSION OPENS ON MON
DAY, FEBRUARY 3. 180.8. Pronch, Latin
snd Pencil Drawing without, citia charge.
Vocal and Instrumental Music byMISS NoUA
BRADFORD. 141
LEOPOLD G OK PEL,
So. 375 v Main Street,
JACKSON BLOCK,
Manufacturer and dealer in
PIANOS,
And all kinds of
J 'fcw
HUS1 CA L INSTR UMENTS.
JUST RECEIVED.
An assortment of Wm. Kmbe A Co.' justly
celebrated instruments, Ciirhnrd, Noedhuui Jk
C".'s Church and School Organs, Mania fc
linn sen Guitars.
Also, anew select stock of Roman snd Ilnlian
Strings, at wholesale and retuil. Prompt at
tention paid to orders.
LrOPOLD GOEPEL. 375 Main st.
BILLIARDS!
THE DONEGANA BILLIARD HALL1
ME LARGEST IN THE CITY,
Cor. Second! and KadisonXSts.,
LA'-rtS STILLMAN HALL.
'I'liE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO INFORM
X his friends and the public generally, that he
bas sold his leasehold intere.i in the late Kldo-
rado Billiard Hall: has refitted and almost
newly refurnished the above named establish
ment as a first-clans Billiard Hall, and ia now
prepared to accommodate his friends in a style
second to no establishment in the Southwest.
M. McbLEOGH, Proprietor.
D. REED,
O. V. WILSON
HEED at iVILSO.V,
REAL ESTATE, RENTAL
-and;-
KEXEIUL BISINESS AGENTS,
Odd ireUoura' Hall. .
MEMtniS. - TENNEPSEK.
Special Attention 'given to the Renting ot
llou-es. Stores and Rooms, Collecting Kects
and llebis, Exchaneine Properly, and EVE
RYTHING ( OKMOl'FIt Wiill A GENE
RAL BUSINESS AUKNCV.
CHARLEATO.tf COTTON PKEJiS.J
t"K ARE NOW PREPARED TO C1M-
press Cotton, day tnA niglit, at oar New
Press, northwest corner .'i'liian,t Chuirs
ton depot. Entrance on Annmi street, and
through the depot grounds. W. have abund
ance of room in tti.Chrlt-Ua Totton bed for
b ly.ra to elaes tbeir Cutloa aad stake up their
lists. Ire ol charge.
WALTR aW ft OILt.
Orrirg, No 87si Fiott afc.
Memphis. Jan.. ary 4. IKrln. Ul-l.si
Fresh Buttei
AT ALL ILXASAND
DA.IViVET IJiTTi r
! Jlt3 if
J
n drsarht, lor .-! Vy the qr.H, at :r i!t"
fHIS FRCii rkL-EKViNi. H'H.-E.
fbelby areet, imder Oarc. H ne.
EA'KIS:tTl fc;H.i CO.