Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-01
BREYITIEs.
Picnic at Forest Hill Yesterday.

kVhc W NOfih hiaohihh'
Cold, chilly nights. Look out for
congestiye chills and other sickness.
Captain J. G. Maccabe. Secretary of
the Helena and St. Louis Railroad Com
pany, is in the city.
S. G. Sparks, Esq, Of the Somerville
Falcon, is in the city prospecting for the
interest of his paper.
Onto : fasb;onoh,e throno s,lod tho
dress circle Of the Mempbis Theater last
niobt The Rillv Emerson Minstrels are
all the 20.
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business of interest will demand atten-
ton.
W. lar, tho, Tho oo,,,o IN tho ro;ob.
ho.hood &c Foras, nm ora s,;lI ao;na
hl;ad e., conc ,,,,oooonn,ahlo d;soose
II o,hor no;obhorboods wo bo,r that tho
cattle are diving.
puu,orod ,hot stronoor = !, town
lool;nr nm ,bo ho;ro or largo estate
III H.. oor,o;a h;,l;ard nronr;otor
whose name bec;ns with n :" O. il one
&c tbam We shall 600
Mon;a,. Tho..u;oI p,lIa,;n ooma
to,;o c., nr;,,od IN hlua
~. r. oIi ovoa,.ad o,d 70 a th;,o
90 hoou.u Co.. !. i nr;n,od a, one ne the
Sost nr;n,;nr o,Hoos IN Tho country
u,.u a. c.. r.o.
.ndcol Ed p ponnehaker who re-
centlv took n trim to Nav Yorl, to look
or,er tho financial interests Of the State.
bova rot,rned 70 Noshv;lle
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20 he on tho streets again His arm is
in n sling and 90 far is useless. but in
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p'eaS"'' 'i'he'
Dr. +, M. Dickinson one oil our DID,
substantial citizens, leaves the city TO-
day to locate IN New orleans. ne mas
lived here from time immemorial' ana
VIII be missed by a large circle Oh ias'
friends. We wish HIM abundant success
IN his new held
All the election returns have been re-
ceived at the Office OF the Secretary oil
State, except those from Blount county
With that exception the total vote oil the
State is as follows; Nelson ol'i9o;
Deaderlck, olO5z; Nicholson, oz''loi
Turner, 52,SSl; Sneed, 53,3loi Freeman,
52,662, The Radical candidates Tor the
Supreme Bench received from io'ooo TO
l3,0OO votes each.
The Chattapooga Times seems to have
rather vague idea of the boundary be-
tween time and eternity. That spright-
ly paper of the 30th says, under the
head of personal: lient. Gov. A. D.
Applegate, OF Alabama, who was on
LOOKOUT mountain thls summer lor MS
health is dead The author oil that
could wrlte-a cheerful obituary; out we
have curiosity to know whether the
word personal refers 10 Death on
pale morse or 10 Gov APPRECIATE, VINO
has passed through the gates oil Dea'h
oeyohd the realms oil the LINES
The assassination of Mayor Brantley
of Winona, Mississippi, some weeks ago,
is still profound mystery. Nearly
everybody has been summoned before
the grand jury to see what facts can be
elected in connection with the affair.
Yesterday morning the Sheriff of the
county appeared at "inona TO arrest a
man. out wneh ne entered mouse ioF
tnat purpose ne was confronted Dy 'nree
desperate men, WIN Sho'guhs' VINO
dehed MN ana escaped "A large posse
turned out 10 seafch iof 'nem' out WIFI
out success
Colonel Thomas II, Galloway, Presi-
dent of the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia Railroad Company, after a
lingering illness of several months, died
at White Cliff Springs, in Monroe
county, Tennessee, at two o'clock am,
August 20, 1870. He was native of
Knox county, and was fifty-eight years
old. At an early day he became inter-
ested in the copper mines of Polk
county. and laid the foundation of q