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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-17
25 Vrn,cnt Gcipart.


uriere Runben erbolten cen Sortbeit uuierer
groBeu Baarz@intdnfe.
3Grtnr,abt q Narner'5,
Woriolf un6 Stem grunswid,
Dteclicott-@ @ompGsGie
uHb aue anberen belisbten SGbritGte
lsnterbcmsen unS 1!nterbDIen,
% Broaent billigcr, oils ir9enO Elm aneeres
@elfQit in Der Stabt.
Hedicated Scarlet noQeHe lnteIfleiber
sesen Ibeumdtismu5
WsrinU. SGmeuz uutertletoer
pon alen baliebter SabrItaten,
10 SroIsnt bidiaer, oils Der seipobnties sSreis.
Gin groBes Inortiment Don
ReifCtlI den uno SIrteln.
ionic amdD Wtoulisiu=O u=Oamen.nntertleioeru, SOfietz
tea. Striimpen, DanSidnben'c.
3cal l. 9arimann,
Rr. f39, 1ReHs SaitimD,sRs.
tRai3i .l2Wt.D suiben South II. @alpertar.
ItS. 6. SSupo y Spmp.,
Gisenbimer uon
@olo'5 pateutirten automati1ten 0eliern,
pslbe in Den sBteu nisebH Slbren iebr urnian9reit
unb nit heiietem @rolle, als rJeno Gin anosrer nit
Dampi ober bsiBem @a1sr beiisnosr apparat &C.
braulbt uoroen.
Ser.Iarilsr- -ansrisIEiitc 9i bcnb'eto" unogBars
rsni ide os,roe, Yarlor, Gum unO stsbtntns'6tuer=
Flat Seijer.
Ser be:lbnte 2apion'i be "Hot dir Furnace"
se,uns pom glsi- uuo eisnrobren, suos,uannca,
Spolantsn. Dai4itdaos, Btioirs, abBu9sroaren liH
Mbtrtte; mieaut
bporuutiite 9flmmsu, ge le., ptaitinere u. IN.
maralorne uno Sdieier.aaminiimie, 6tusrbseros
Rohs, Gs9iitsr Il. 10.
alhsu utsnlisn, g3aiiertiibler uno Gtftscratoren
sod,z uuo Ssi,oIsn, iouis Rspardtnren aLer I.t
p.ompt aus ,eiu9rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-17

Treunbitait leben nit benz Solte uuo Der
0teaierunq Der lluiou, einitlieBlid 0es Staas
tss Seras. gbeuio !uolleu mir nit allen ibrtz
gen Snolanertdnlmeu 6rieoen balten uno al.
len uniercn GlniluB aufbietcn, nm olelelben
III perdnlaiien, audi uutec th uno init oen
Ser. Staateu III 0rcunoldlatt 81 leoer, uno
mir mCroln in jeoer Sejebuu3 beitrebt lem,
ocn 9Suuihen Der Ngeuten gered)t 81 meroen.
9lue8 oiets peripredleu mir teterltdI III eem
Sertraueu, oaB uuS Der grOBe Seln BON oben,
oil ben mir gluuben, beifehen mto, oantt
mir oaS Gerip,ed)er, meldeS mir beute, an
20. GaQe ne5 orltten Dtouats oe5 SabteS '73,
in Der Siomaz uno @Omaufeu.N N9entur bier
nit abaebeu, getreuli6 ausliben fonnen."
Qieie Yetiiou uuroe poI ben oIuptltns
gen uno Iniiihrern Der Siomaz, ,@omaudIen' II.
Apadlen SnOiauer unterldlrleben nadOem
man tbuen oieiclbe genau ocroometldt bate
unn lie inter einanoer oariiber Seratbnn9 9ez
balten. Son Sclte Der SHolauGr mareu lhon
itiibsr orinQenoe Bitten I'M Die 6rellanuug
ner @eaugeneu 9cIteut mOroen uno man battle
ibnen perlpro dIen, int 6aQe lie aue @eTan9e.
Reu, Die Fe gemadlt hattcn, trellanen NM al
lC8 Gigeutbuu, bd8 lle 9citohleu, Snritd9ebcn.
iOruie oa5 %criprst)eu finftisen 9SoblOcrhaIz
tens Qeben miirocn, ioQte ihre Sltte 9emdbrt
me1Ocn. ga iie Oieie BeSn9un9 lCtt erIilIt
baben, 10 lit pom Setretdr oeS Sunern on
ben @ouuerreur 9api8 Der Iuftrag ertbetIt
morben, Die gcfaugenen Snctaner lo85u9eben.
0ieielben meroen ndditen5 Su lbreu &nsebOs
riacn ,uriidtebyen, iobaIo Die lnfalten gu
lbIer 9eimreiie getrOfien ietn msroen.
Slus 2Safb.uatpn.
gSaibiugtou, l6. Aprll. Die STE
Oenie.ginuabmcn beltcfen iid Reute auT $751;
930,03.
- Ser Yrafccut reU't leute 9lbenb nit
icintr Bamilie nad ct. gontS 40 uno loWo
etma lSod)en bort Oametlen.
- Ser Sber. Sunoe5GnDalt bat nod fels
ncu geriht iibtr 0a8 GIutba0 III gounaua
erhalteu uno balt Die gatrltteH fir iibcr-
trtebeu.
= Gas bsutige y@brouiclt" fat einen Se.
rid)t, blB 81 SenatOr 9tpe oCn Neuaoa IN
yiem, Yort, NO er fdb bel lciner SOfter alI-
bdlt, pom Sdla8e scriibrt pmoe, aber ME-
Der Quf Dem Ws9e Der Selerun9 II.
Die pNlbeipro6enen ucuen Bolttarten,
cine gtatabmung Der dbnlifcn @tnridtung
IN 9tutidlQno, lperoen AM /. Qtat 3. s. IN
ben Serfebr gelaugeu. Die Sarten toten III
ieper QuantllGt l Sent pro Stiid. 0IeltlbGn
iiuo our6 OaS Yofamt elner jeoea StaOt 5u
be3lebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-17
40. Gun,lnrr.

CD 40. Aummcr,
Eza 90 glr. 165, SiiozSrpaowap,
,wdGen Gaiternz unb @anton~ao snus,
bot tets porratbis cine sroSe auswabl BON sUlsef
men unS iTlbernen uhren. dcbte @plss uns Sil'
berpaaren, Stanozubren. Srllsn aller 4rt, welbe
er gu btnlgsn greiien ofisrirt. aae Baaren msrosn
aarontrt uno 5tepcratursr prompt unb at beior9t.
(Jani5, l2UltcTl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-17
Sernlfbte Sepefben aus
NeiDs sSIprf.

gtew.D BORT, 16. Aprll. - Scute ipurbe
bic Surp CUR Bro;eiTrun9 OeS W0roers Sd)cf.
fslin uOu;dblt3, uuD Der $roSeB be9ann.
= ISM. SouSlertp puroe 9cltern lpe9en
Strabcnrau55 perbuftet.
- Sie Senats ImenoemeutS gum 6reiz
brtefe fiir yteru-Yor iuurben aud BON Dem
Sauie Der Gelee9ebuug III albanp an9enoH=
men.
- Ser BON gIpinwad bier engetroiiens
0anlpier nSrmeSbg" briust teine @luSelus
bciten iiber bas @rbbeben in San Salpaoor I;
bieielten meroen nit Dem Dampier ySemp
@baurceD" erwartet.
= Der Dtorber Sing lift bcrnaBeu erfranft,
bab er in's pol,ital 9ebrad)t weroen muBte.
Wan imeiielt al ielnem 8tsoerauitommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-17
gsom Sricossel,auclatse in 4Sreapn.
Die Sruppcn auQeuideinlitb nod imlncr uutbat8. -
Altc G}cid)ld)ten luerlCn auI 9ieue bcrld)tet. -
9ie Nustil9uns ter YtotOc=Sontc beitlOnen.-
liz tnnnrn

9ie Nusttl9un8 ter WtotOc=SonSc beldIO0en.-
Grt ijc ian8cn
Snoen yuUafel0eru, IA. Ipril.-
0m Sage nad) Der @rmOr0ung beS Generals
@aubp uno beS Src0enoz zGommlliGl1 9rlllen
ole glio0oc5 Sbuit WaiOu'S SOrpOlfeu II
Otele 0fli1 BON Den gSigmamS Der UtoOocS
al. 9ie1Bolien wuroeu raid uerartt, trlt=
ben bic HutbbGute Suriid, Elm Snbtaner mnr0t
9etDOet, uno 10 HierOe muroen erbeutet.
9onalO Mc2inna fam BeItcrn init y
@mms Springs 5nolanern bier oil.
Subalo 6r. Otead)am auBer 9eIahr 1T,
miro 6r. 0per n0dl oct 9teerue Suriidtehrenr
nm nQd] Den oorti0en NtobOcz uuO Slamatb-
Snoianeru Su iebcn. Bic Snate>SHDtaner
unb Die Snoiancr anl YtttigBe uerbalten iid)
nod rublg, beobadteu abcr oel Sampr 6ptz
d)en oen YuubeSuuppen nuo ben Wiooot5
nit 9rOBem Snerclis.
@In. &anbp uuo @onln1iiirElo nur=
ben anl y. D. Inter 9roBen 6eIeTlIdttltel be-
crot9t.
4usrottuu9 Der gBileen.
San SranSlsco 10. Nprl. - @tne
0epeid)e 0es 8u. @tllen al Sen. S6OItelO,
meld)e beute Nbenb bier elntral, berldtet, DaB
tr Iue8 OerIuden Dlro, I'M puS @nttommeI
Der Mo0ocS III OerhlnOern, uno Wenn e5 no9z
lid lei, 10 iolle n'6t (ln gln6t9cr al Geben
blflben.
Der rcqelmdbige Courier fam nit iol9enoer
9fad)ridbt in })reta an: ,2l5 geiteru Der
SiQualbeaute 3mUtCn @en. @lllem'S Sdg:r
uu0 ObcIlt DiQion'5 Camp 1lgralIiiGte, crz
Idicn eiu Mooocz zSuoaher auf Dem nddfen
Gergfamm uuo madte lGmmtllpe St9naIc
nit eluem OIL eluer Staa9e befeIil9ten pstBth
yappen not."
SOB ocs 2ieutenans Sbcrpooo
gan 6ranSlsc l5. Aplll. - Sen.
Sd,efelo bat beute 0epeiAen Don Sen. gGle
lem erbaltell, cap lieutenant SbcrWooo, mel
der bel oem Au9rifie ocr DtOooc5 auf Sberit
NtQiUn a2dQer uerWun0Ct luur0e, leIuenNun-
Den erlegeu ut.
4lS Der Courier ob3ing, lUar Mea1am'5
9ujiauo ctmd5 better.
ggeitere Gntbuuuusen ubet4cn YGrratb.
0per, Der @Ommlnur, meldJer unocrlest
euttam, bat na1 EaibinStou um neue Sn'
lruftiouen ttlCsrupbirt; CT la9t, eS lei nid)t
m0glid, bic 6rle0enSpOlttlt ned LANCER elns
Subalteu.
IS unterlicat feiueln 3mcifel, baB Die gtoz
boc5 beabnd)tl9tcn, 9en. Slllem uno Sberlt
Oialou IN lbrc @emat 5u bctommcn. 0en.
@iQtm mar all Dem lior9en OcS lln9itfsta'
ges gu truuf, nm Sen. @anbD be9lelten 81
t1nntn. Gllem iprad nod mt @anbg itber
Gioole'5 0arnunl.
Sai9ingtOn, 1G. Gpril.-@in hodTe-
benocr DtllItar GEBate scitrr, er CLAUDE, OaS
amerifaniIte Solt weree in Understanding
sinsr baloigcn AuStllgung Der NiOoOc5 alg
getduidDt wGrocn; man lode gar ndt iiber'
raiht Ieiu, lpenu lid Der &t NIT oenelben
nod aui Wonate biuauSi6lcppe. Sn ole
gapafclDsr eiu,uoriu9eu, icl elnc &hOrbett;
menigs Diann l0unien 0ort Sanse 5te9lmenter
pernldlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-17
Rum Xuoc nerurlbeilt.

9lem . Oft, 16. Nprll. : Glue 9epe.
lAe Don Jaeigb, Ms, melOet, OaB ..
Olorbecai unO 3hoS- Griffin me9en Glnz
brud8 uno Wtorbueriud)5 uerurtbcllt wnroen,
OIL 80. DtQi QebGngt Al iuereeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-17
Aidtf pron,e-W
fsaminlimszllbren unh Gonpss,
9>aSeu, &tdfuetteu,

Eiids s3ieratbeu, Siiitentartens9 9atter,
atnteuftifer, y rief hmerer u. !. No.,
sius rsi9baltise ausnabl gu binissn Breiisn bel
Gebr. ganfeic s Comp,
G1e bsr Siib,Sbarles, uns Saltimprshraae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-17

@ Y6He YdHe! Nn
s,tie tu,s Aaslano be(ors nnerbolb 81 StuRbeu
B. Raipe,
Gds btr 8altimsrear. uHs Y 'e.'assnas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-17
epe3ial : Noti3ea.
Baltimore
tire 9n(uranee enltf,

St. Courtney & BruSer,
srr. IA, StorS Sbarlesitraes,
Gis Der SsupettsiiraSe.
4ir MAIDEN aui unleren reit5atiseR uub af1orttr'
ten Borratb Don
Gbampasner,
abetnz 8tiuen pon Der feinffen Gnaitfaf'
Sberrpz, POrtz uno Wtaoeira@ WeIneH
Brauntpeiu,
Saulafa Ritin,
Seotch sBbisffn nHo
acknowledgement
n,,sr,er,,om. melde ale Bpei 9Soben per Damplet
,n,ornsn unb i'm aleinea 81 Sn9toB Pre'lsn oerz
taIft peresn. arsr.
feinen Sbre
uuo
ausse~aslte @tOeerisz Baaren fur 5amtl'e.
,nsini,e goenten pes beriibmteu lu b bouie rei@
usn woo Sen gBbtsfep. (Se,l3,12WtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-17
Die fnufmdnuiIbc 2igcutur pom
q. q. 9nn L Gpmp.s

Suo-ShzGde Der Baltimore Il. @borIeSar.,
Baltimore.
(Gtdbirt i'm SuWi iSA1.l
Sieies @tabliiicment lCitrt (nurCU lHcrIbrtbr)
due nobioeu oetalillCten jnormGuonGH bnIttliij
Der Steuuns, StruptnorthtCit &C. ron EauIeutCn,
Sdnolern Il. f. 10. irnerbGb Der Sar. StuOtcn, Gcr4
riterleu uno Britnb Jioro Am rilG; aurh ltitrn ie
elm RciCrtnS= BUD, ucldes ole RaN,U ron mttr, Cls
81 00OO 9GulCuttu Il. { 10 mo cCGcu RdtGn uuo cue
Stelluug berielbCH CrtbGlt. IS la 0as complttIitt
uHo Gusgsosbneite SuItIm, wtlbts cmals iur hte
SeQuemlihfeit Der 8GHtz uRb Ganbt5bGulr mo
iir Die allaemeine Serbchuuna urb hsu Shut oC5
odRoels organiitrt tUurcs. 81 SUtta Bureaus bGbtu
mr. melbe in Den bIuptiGhltdittu StdoGa itHo; uus
ere &rtiiteIunaCu fOENGn nttt iIbcruOHtn DHtIH.
EBm. 81. Scatlett, ticrOUbrenoer @omp0gnoH,
sB- TGai9e auiprude rutroeu cingcio9en uuo e3ts
ridtsiaoen i'm NiQemcncn bsior9t. t5IH2ilio
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-12
m, r,r,, |. n.er.J.yher....

The first beer-jerkers Of whom We have
any account OF were Misses Hebe and
Ganymede. Both young ladies were
rather pretty; but not much given TO
over.dressing; each, however, wore her
own hair. The prints or likenesses OF
these damsels which have come down TO
us through time, present them as some
what in the condition Of modern damsels
who had lost their wardrobes by fire.
Not having attended any OF the enter
tainments at the Vaudeville theaters
wherein these ladies toied liquors around
among the thirsty, We cannot vouch for
the truth of the above statement as to
the scarcity Of wardrobe, aud II may be
that they had Saratoga trunks filled
with fashionable clothing and had lost
or mislaid the keys to the same; hence
we cannot write Of them personally but
only from hearsay. II is reported, how
ever, that Jupiter Olympus patronized
these places, and was waited upon by
Hebe and Ganymede, who presented the
old gentleman with lagons Of vine. for
which be no doubt settled like solid
man. Jupiter even got drunk at these
feasts, and occasionally ran up big
account Juno spent many drachma
there also, a coin valued at about
eighteen cents in Attic days. AS for
Bacchus, be was regular snoozer at
the place and was an habitual drunkard
of the "beat" order. There was no
municipal law in existence at that time
against selling drinks on the premises
nor indeed was any license law
in existence, but every fellow visited
the theater, Hebe & Ganymede, proprie'
tresses, and drank whenever they had
the stamps to put up as collateral. AS
to the performance given we can pre-
sent no clue, as the programmes have
been lost SO it seems beer jerking
is not a modern invention after all.
Pshawl Every intelligent man knows
that there is nothing new under the sun,
and that everything in the present is but
a repetition Of the past, developed some
what under the Darwinian system.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-12
A New Book BY author of "EAs'


Mrs. Henry Woods new book, THE
Master Of Greylands," is in press and
will be published ina few days by T. B.
Peterson a Brothers. Philadelphia, from
the authors manuscript and advanced
proof sheets, purchased by them from
Mrs. Wood, and will be in uniform style
with "Dene Hollow" " Bessy Rane,"
Roland Yorke.' 1.-THE Channings,
Within the Maze" and all the previous
works by this popular author. For
some months past. n new serial, enti-
tied 1.-THE Master Of Greylands," has
been published in the Argosy, London
magazine edited by Mrs Wood. 1t will
be completed for English readers in the
December number; but in consequence
OF special arrangement with the
authoress, who has supplied the Peter
sons with her manuscript in advance,
they will publish the whole story com
plete in one large octave volume long
before its publication in England. The
plot is entirely original, and is said to
be equal if not superior in interest to
her other famous books. 1t will be is.
sued in large octave volume, and sold
by al booksellers at the low price Of
81 10 in cloth, or 81 80 in paper cover;
or copies will be sent by mail, to any
place, postpaid. by the publishers, on
receipt Of the price.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-12

Recorder Winters had but seven cases
to hear this morning, and disposed OF
them at the rate Of one per minute.
Bob Gordon, negro lad, charged by
Peter Funk, auction junk dealer, with
stealing sack worth seven cents, and
larceny being set opposite his docketed
name, was discharged, the old clo'
prosecutor falling to appear against
him.
j. Bullock is a negro who is somewhat
on the canteprestidigitateur order, and
performs all sorts of "sleight-of.hand"
tricks. He was found yesterday with
gold ring, worth SIS, that had
Jumped from bureau in room
which he was washing to the ankle
binding of his drawers, and was there
found tied. The ring was missed and
Bullock arrested This morning his
case was called, but postponed until two
p. M, before Squire Winters, when his
lightning attorney, Nat Taylor, will try
and prove that Bullock is only excelled
in his feats by the renowned Signor
Bltz.
John Mullenhall and Barney Can
mons were found in mild state Of ia
toxication, and both discharged after
taking the temperance pledge for thirty
and sixty days, respectively.
The case of the two negroes named
Williams, charged with being accessories
to the Harris murder, GENES up before
Squire Winters at three p. m, it having
been postponed to that hour.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-12

Victims OF OBSCURE DISEASE, seeking
safety and restored health, should use
DR.. Helmbold's Extract Buchu. This
article is ofiicinal and standard. 1t is,
moreover, the only preparation that de-
velops the full value of buchu as diu-
retic. 1t is perfect specific Tor all dis.
eases Of the urinary organs in male or
female. Beware Of counterfeits aud
limitations, which INSCRIPTIONS men are
endeavoring to palm off upon DR.. Helm
bold's reputation. Look for the Doctor S
signature on the wrapper. cod
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-12
ntvOrce VincuIO.

In the Second Circuit Court Samuel
Downing files his petition against Eliza
beth Downing, charging that they inter
married in September, 1870, and lived
together until 1911 when the defendant
proved untrue to her marriage vows with
one Sylvester Scott, and that Elizabeth
and said Scott have left the State and
are now residing together as man and
wife in Arkansas, and for these reasons
he prays for divorce a vinculo, in ac-
cordance With the laws Of Tennessee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-12
Rhiin,s Onern Hon.e.

Manager Charley White has star
combination at his Jefferson street Opera
House. The new attractions this week
are Sig. Columbus, musical contortion'
list; Mile Albertine, premiere danseuse;
and the Maratta Brothers on the trapeze
bar. In the song and dance lines the
attractions are Misses Emeline, Leslie,
LeClere, Lewis, Moore, Lenoir, and a
host of others. The attractions. soon to
appear are Annie Hindle, Frank Steele,
Dolly May, Sig. Bruno, and Garfield and
Booker, clog artistes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-12
LEpGER LINES.


This afternoon the City Fathers will
assemble at the City Hall and attend to
municipal affairs.
The remains Of Isaac W. Hogan, the
suicide, were sent to Nashville by Chief
Of Police Atby this morning.
The patrolmen of the police force
we're drilled" yesterday. but looked as
il they we're bored by the performance.
Nothing has been heard Of Colonel j.
Il. White since he abandoned his rations
at the county Jail and took horseback
ride through the suburbs
The Old Folks barbecue at the Fair
Grounds yesterday was well attended.
The grafton delivered by Judge swayne
has been published in pamphlet form.
The lecture season has. arrived, but
no lecturers have been engaged for
Memphis. The Reading Room Associa-
ton should furnish such literary treats
during the season.
The city has again lapsed into sleep
OF peace, and from criminal point OF
view nothing appears in sight, not even
an insane man to open out with his bat
teries upon Main street Aaneurs.
Next Thursday night the beauty and
talent Of Memphis will appear under
masks at the Exposition building, it be-
ing the occasion of the Confederate Re-
lief Association masquerade ball.
The Register man, after holding q
dark seance with Bourbonic demijohn,
taken from the innermost recesses OF
his bureau, has wisely concluded that
one may smile and smile and be vii
lain"
Why not fill the chasms made in the
Nicolson pavement with Tishomingo
gravel, which rapidly forms concrete ?
Riding in buggy on the pavement at
present produces the same sensation as
riding in boat through the breakers on
the sea coast
The planters of North Mississippi,
West Tennessee and Eastern Arkansas
can hereafter pull their fodder and pick
their cotton regardless of the weather,
since the weather reports are furnished
daily to the postmasters of each town
by the Signal Service Bureau.
Owing to the breaking of of an en-
gagement by the Chapman Sisters, the
Memphis Theater will not be opened
next Monday evening, as was expected.
That result will not take place until
Monday night week, when Buffalo Bill
and his squaws will do the Indian bust
ness for q week. we
The ceremony of high mass was
chanted and intoned by the Fathers of
St Bridgets church this morning. The
mass was for the repose Of the soul of
Mary Downs, late wife OF John r.
Downs. At the close Of the solemn
ceremony the remains Of the deceased
were followed to the grave by large
concourse of friends and acquaintance.
At present the Memphis journals are
wrestling with the mysterious subject of
transubstantiation or real presence.
Whether the presence is real or spirit
ual is one of those conundrums that is
susceptible of NO calculation, the entire
thing being a matter Of faith, and that
faith resting altogether upon whatever
theory of religion you may believe. The
polemical discussion is having a bad
effect.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-12
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT "A BRICK COTTAGE ON
Il Fifth street. in Chelsea. on line Of street
railrond. Apply TO
7.isl II. WEffER 4 CO.. IS and Is Monroe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-12
Grand Central Theater.

On tomorrow evening the Grand
Central Theater, formerly Assent L.
Hall, on Main, between Union and Gay
oso, will be opened for the reception Of
the public by the lessee and proprietor,
Mr.. Buchanan. Manager King has Sc
cured a fine troupe Of artists, among
others Mile Cerito, the famous danseuse,
whose terpsichCrean feats are astonish-
iRg developments of the poetry Of mo-
ton. The new theater has been fitted
up in a comfortable manner.
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MILE CERIro at Grand Central.


At the extensive establishment Of H.
Wetter & Co., Nos. l3 and Is Monroe
street, and at their new house, No. 3l74
Main, a complete stock of heating
stoves and kitchen furniture can be
found by housekeepers. The celebrated
Champion and Monitor cooking stoves
are justly celebrated as being the very
best in the market. The stock of Wetter
& Co. comprises everything known to
the trade.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-12


Major W. E. Seaman, of Scanlan's
Landing. down the coast, is in the city.
Colonel Edmonds, of the tobacco
house Edmonds, Pettigrew & Co., re-
turned to the city yesterday from a
months absence in cooler climes.
Manager T. W. Davey, of the Mem
phis Theater, arrived yesterday from the
East. He has made arrangements with
the leading " stars to visit Memphis
this season, and has secured the services
of a fine stock company for his theater.
Colonel Bronson Bayliss and wife re-
turned yesterday from an extended
European tour.
Rev. DR.. +. c. Slater returned yester-
day from trip North, and WILL much
to the qualification of his large congre-
CATION, occupy his pulpit on Sunday.
MILE CERTTo at Grand Central. III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-12

Boxes containing the latest vagaries
Of fashion in the line Of human hair
goods have arrived at Layigne's popular
establishment Mons. Lavigne is yet in
the East purchasing and shipping goods.
He will'return TO Memphis in a few days
and will open up the largest and best
stock Of goods ever exhibited to the
Ill. -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-12

AT meeting of the Young Mems
Saving and Loan Association, Mr.. c. M.
Waldran was elected temporary Chair.
man, and John G. Lonsdale. jr., Secre-
tary. After appointing the committees
on the charter, constitution and bylaws,
the meeting adjourned to meet in the
Directors room of the First National
Bank on next Wednesday afternoon at
four o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-12

WV LIEBEY, the experienced and en-
terprising newsman who recently bought
out the news emporium Of A. r. Viii
kinson at III Main street, has removed
to 1924 Main, just across the street,
south Of Poplar. he keeps full stock
OF latest dsilies, foreign papers, maya
zines, fashion and sporting journals,
fancy stationery and other articles, to
baccos, cigars, etc. Give the worthy
young man a call.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-12

Memphis quotatiOns'
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The Independent South, Published at
Holly Springs, has more readers than
any other paper published in North Mis-
sissippi. The Independent South is read
in most of the business houses Of North
Mississippi, and is therefore the best ad-
vertising medium in that part of the
State l48-t
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LlVERPooL, September u, ll:3Oa.m. Cot
ton opens hardening. UplAndS. 5000 !;
Orleans. 91k991d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-12

In some parts of Canada the Indians
have become so addicted to the pursuits
of civilization that they are afraid to
venture far into the woods lest they
might get lost One old red farmer was
lately lost for two days in small piece
of woods within few rods Of his house.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-12

THE latest St. Louis, Chicago New
Orleans, Cincinnati, New York and San
Francisco papers can be obtained at
Mansford's news depot, corner of Sec
ond and Monroe; also, all the popular
weeklies, monthlies and auarterlies, and
complete assortment of the latest
novels, stationery, school books, etc.