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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-08-23

\ PRESIDENTIAL SEVER W EDD1%G,-
A Washington dispatch say i! is annoul,
,cd that on Friday next tI.c President Will
celebrate his silver wedding at Long
Branch on which occasion there will hr
present no, only Immediate relatives, hU'
several member, Of the Cabinet and Il ho.
OF friend, from New York.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-08-23
McchanicstoNn. Aug. 2:s, 1879.

"TnE HONEST Union oF OUR C1r1-
zEHs-Not to support patty, but to ~
hold the Government; rot I" eNall iac-
,,on> but to preserve the fc"nls lndnl''n'
dent and free. '-'roast given ncW Baltl-
more, July 1, iStG-Gcn SAMUEL SAITH
in the Chair
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-08-23

CO The Camp Meeting at Emory Grove
has been Slnniy attended owing 10 the
rainy w"aihev Thc preaching and sing
ing, c,'., was rs good and entertaining as
ever, but the rain put a wet blanket upon
.c'crNth!ng. II rluscd On Yesterday.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-08-23

AcCmrNTs---Thc telegraph brings us
hourly the particulars q terrible railroad
disasters. and in ,,olno cases the news is
Suppressed h. by tho officials, as was the
ease IL The latc Chicago and Alton
murder. The officers had ,hr Facts an hour
but through fear ot,,puhljc opinion, it was
withheld tiUn''hc friends AID relatives ot
She manGl"d passengers This is something
th;h the public should INoli IS, as thcv AT,
masters Of the situation ii they c!.vusc &c
cXgt ,lcil power.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-08-23
Modification and Secession ana
President Madison,

''A<SONhDN'' We
olutions Of the District and Parish Of 1t.
Johns Collcton, South Carolina, drawn up
it is understood by Robert D. Turnbuil
! and Robert ". Barnwell (but to which
John G. Calhoun never gave his ASSENT,
and their compatrots in 'Nulliicalon' and
Secession and Rebellion in Mississippi,
and Virginia and elsewhere, having assert
ed that President MADISON, one Of the a,-
thOrs of the Resolutions of '9S and 80, IA
vorcd the doctrine of Qualification" as
the "Rightful Remedy and "Scccssion
as one Of the Reserved Rights IF tic States
to withdraw from the Federal Union at it,
sovereign will and pleasure. Daniel Web
stcr in his great speech in reply to Hon
Robert Y. llaync, of South Carolina, hay
ing combattcd this idea, exposed its hcreSy
fully and conclusiyely overthrow the mon
strous dogma, to the satisfaction of the
Hon. James Hamilton, jr. Of South Caro-
lima, and every other right-thinkiny mind
sent Il pamphlet copy of his speech to OK
President Madison. lie received from the
Sage of Montpelier the following answer
1t settled the matter very positively, dis
tinctly and unequivocaly as far as Mr.
Madison was concerned that he did no
believe that the Constitution Of tho Cnitce
States was u compact between Sovereign
States; but that he did believe that it wa!
Il Government ordained and established by
I'VE THE PEOPLE of the United States
us the national symbol and type Of Union
IA government of Supreme Powers, i!
which the States like the stars in the firm
amcnt Of Heaven rcvolvcd around I'll,
great uminary Of day,
MoSTrElIER, w., March ), 1883.
Ny DEAR SIR:--I return my thanks TO
the copy OF Your late very powerful ,pcGrl
in the Senate Of the United States |
brushes Qualification and mast huotcl
al abandonment, ct "Srcc9aion." But th
lodges tho blow, by contnunliug thc claim
TO scccdc at will with tine right OF arccdn!
from intplcrabie oppression. The former
answers itself, being violation Withou
cause or Il faith soIcmnly pledged. tn,
later is another name only for Revolution
about which there is no throlctr cuntro
{ vCrsy. Its double aspect, ncvrr.Hc,ce'
with the CollntcnaNrc received from Ger
tain quarters, is giving ii a p"pUla" car
reucy here which may iniidrnrc iH'
I approaching election both for Con..rr~
; and the State Legislature. II has game
some ADVANTAGE. also bV MIXING Itself " il
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-08-23

rsA. Tbs colorel Republicans Of
OHIO are dissatisfied with their share
IN the hol,ors Of the party, and have
issued q call for u Convention, III
which they recltc their grievances.
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E,U.NiTSELRG ITEMS.

bl.tTl
Of Sc, emDcr. 49,.
Emm:,,oulg can boast c! LAYING more
vrc,,y girls in It than any town Ut Is st@"
in the United States. That'5 SO BN.
strange tu Say, therc are no weddings IL
prospect The Young gentlemen are too
modes, aud bashtul 70 propose Or the young
ladies LITTLE too choice md ,'"iArchy.'
We will try bs AND bye to let YOU know
how il is.
TIE piaintive notes OF the whip-poor-
viii are seldom heard this cloudy, rainy
weather,
Fishermen SAY huI> ia. 5ool in Dunmorcs
Mole on Flat Run.
Pineapple crop in this region LOOKS slim
this season l'rachcs ditto
There is some talk of stir net party
getting up TO explore and runm9c The WA
tiers o1 Milllu creek ana Marsh creek IN
search of crls nullrta and suckers.
Chicken grapes seem To hang lu4l or
Poplar Ridge but the tame grapes OF most
of our vineyards will prove failure.
Our COrnct Band has new and elegant
instruments, bat their musical inlonalions
nrc seldom heard in QUIZ streets these drow-
~ evenings Arc they afraid Of rain, or IS
there Il screw loose somewhere? No organ
r. ' Thr money question, the financial
situation is one th,t a%italcs this com
muni,y, as it "%,la'ea the minds Oh al o1hct
communities, nc '"rr.",1"n " nnnI orn
~, i'' W.. q, ror ,' rrnn PROMISES 10 Be fair
Weld, win som. TO Spare, there is no reason
10 despair or mngin" THAT times arc going
to grow worse lhey 'h"S' S'' oe''el
Son. m,,. r.i,ro,1 "a. onnrrh.ud will be fin.
i.hc,l hrtnr,. the snow and cold weather
ISr,s ~, Tha,isarcasonahlc presumption.
M .A,ml Admiration Society, are try!ng
! to improve the SI'I," ana @ll!'c'3 Vi 'hG
"" ~ NV, ''u, N ,,,,l,y snrrc,I il.
,rrnnnl:shir~ ,iI,jr object.
/ Some If tie ~irls IN this town put salt
I in their BATHS, and imagine themselves at
! Lone hrHN,!,
The ladies' 'f tue Reformed ''hlnrl' ct
"lncarnali"ll.' commenced Festival Oh
/ las Thurs law evening, which W!!I Ia / Tor
-evera, evenings yet. Tee ohI'ct Is lH
lui-rnuil2 to erect church >plit, to sup
! DIV The place OF tho one; blown HoAh ~
! NE stor II! few ntla}t,s Aws".
-,
/ DEATH g% Az N'..N 'N"hNii.i'.--N N
rearrt to yrrll( \" death OF Mr. Jdrob
. iiUl.er, VIE b'"N ~ ms irSl'rh'c nv
! Sculh MAJ 81. street. on Il.uT.IdE
l,,, :, tLo N.nl, yr,r. .r III, lrn. De
( m I,,..,.,, =, ~, ,n,u.
EH''"'' ",'' "G'' '''''' - -
+ luHnliE, having D'sH eh"'S'' 'o' -
E,'H.ler Of years III the oyster hHSl'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-08-23

Tr~ l.vHAu5 EorTE. - y Lima,
Peru, letter states that the commission
switch explored the lslhnua for a
canal route returned and reported the
7,ont: they surveyed impracticabl",
,tut txvored that surveyed By Amen,
s2ans under Capt. Selilidrc.
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Mi. 81. 1Iary's college,

VISIT to Alt. 1T. Mar NO4!eHe. AZ
though Tie day was rainy, and the
atmosphere close, heavy, disa9reeoblc
and oppressive, we managed nevcrtho-
less to arrive in good condition, and
entered The old hNll-onco tho abode
Of bishops John Dubois and Simon X.
Brute -thoae noble and God-liIie men
who founded the College, and spent
the best days Of their lives in
giving it a local habitation and a
name, and pushing it forward TO its
present high state Of reAown. Soon
we were introduced to the reception
room of the Rev. John McCloskey,
tho venerable President Of the lnsti-
tuition, whose cordial, bland and
Genial manners at once assured us
that we were welcome. We felt
perfectly at home.
We were shown through the inte-
lior of the building FROM the dorml
tory to the cellar, and explored the
classic walls and historic associations
with profound, interest. IN the par
lor OF the r?ain building there hang
the portraits in bold relief Of John
Dubois and Simon T. Brute and also
I',,,,,,. Z
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-08-23

81 1'ne ch~l~ra Is prevailing at
Chicago, Illinois, and people are dying
srog, the ep'd'aulr at the rate OF IRON
80 TO 40 pc7. t2sy.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-08-23

paa. A newsboy in England was
sent to prison for helping the sa! 10 OF
mis- papers with the cry OF "suIden
death Of Mr.. Gladstone.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-08-23

T-A~ TIL. is how a Kentucky girl
accosts her acYualntanccs. Well,
how are YOU Who do you love, and
what do YOU know -
The PRIMARY Meetings Of the Re,
publican party Of Frederick county
were held Saturday in the different
Districts. ana on the 3oth instant the
county Con"eai!on Will meet to send
delegates 10 the State Convention to
lie held in Frederick on the l2th OF
September, to nominate State officers.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-08-23

psN,. Trousers for Girls" i new
plank in the Reformation Platform Of
the Young Mems Christian Aas#oci-
alton.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-08-23

Mr.A. Winters, OF Carroll county has
sold pair Of ms celebrated IRISH fox
hounds to JAS LutreIl, of Columbus,
Ohio, for 500 Mr. W. sold last fall
10 gentleman rea'(ing in the Same
city pair for 500. From the sale of
twelve dog, he has realized the SUN
of 800
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27
MEMPHIS TENN. MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81 1878


Edwin English, aged twenty.one
years. shot himself in the Office Of the
County Clerk in Patterson, N. j., on
Monday English was a native Of Alex
andris, Va, where his father has held a
number Of prominent positions-among
others, Mayor and Treasurer His
parents died about four years ago, and
Edwin came North. About six months
ago he went 10 Paterson and obtained
employment in the Manhattan shirt
store, but left there a couple OF weeks
ago and took situation in another store
at l64 Main street. About half pas
nine o'clock Monday morning he wen I
to a barber-shop and got shaved, after
which he remarked That's the last OF
me-" From there he went to the Clerk 3
office, and entering the inner Office he
sat for few moments without attract
ing attention, when he suddenly pulled
out revolver, placed the muzzle against
his right temple, and fired. He was re-
moved to the Ladies Hospital, where he
died shortly afterward. he had been
living beyond his income and was in.
volved in debt. He had been paying
attentions to Miss Marietta Ford and
had been dismissed on account OF his in
temperance. The following letter was
found in his pocket:
| wish my body sent to Horace l..
English, Alexandria, Va. Eta Ford
knows all May God bless her through
life and keep her from all harm and
danger My mind is as sound as ever.
EDWIN ENGLISH.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27
An Historic Flag.

While on board the Tallapoosa the
representative of the Star was kindly
shown by Captain d. 6 McRitchie the
flag unturlcd by Captain Hall when he
took possession of the land $50 26> north
latitude. in the name of God and the
United States. Aside from this the flag
has an interesting history. 1t is known
as the "Grinnell flag and was first used
by the United States ship Peacock in her
researches in the Antsrtic Ocean with
the Wilkes exploring expedition. 1t was
next used by Lieutenant DeHaven in the
Grinnell expedition in search of Sir
John FRANKLIN, and subsequently by DIR.
Kane in his Arctic explorations Still
later it was used by DIR. Hayes in his
North Pole expedition, and lastly by
Captain G.. Il. Hall, of the PoIaris. 1t
may be said of this historic flag that it
has been further north and further south
than any flag in the world. II is the
property OF Mr. Henry NJ. Grinnell, of
New York, who has presented it to every
Polar expedition from that OF DeHaven
down to Hall. 1t was turned over to
Captain McRitchie by Captain Budding
ton, to be returned to Mr.. Grinnell. 1t
is Of ordinary bunting, is about eight by
three feet, and has twenty-four stars OF
white muslin sewed in the union"
The words Peacock flag" are stamped
on the left hand corner in black ink.
Although much soiled from long use the
flag is free from rents The ordinary
flag of the Polaris is in possession OF
Dr.. Ressels- Rashingtan Star.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27
si.ru,ar Freak of lightning.

From the Poughkespsic Pre:s.l
0u Monday afternoon last, tue house
of Mr.. James Niyer, near Glove Branch
junction was struck by lightning. The
lightning first touched the sill on the
corner of the building close 70 the foun.
dation. IL tore of some boards and ran
along the sill. passing under a stoop,
where il killed cat which lay there.
From the stoop, IL turned at a right
angle aud ran out to well about twenty
feet distant, tearing of the spout. By
this time it had spent its fury, for moth
ing more was heard Of its ravagcs. There
is lightning rod on the building, which
renders still more strange the fact that
il was struck SO near the ground. The
lightning rod enters the ground about
twelve feet from where the Lightning
struck, and il is barely possible that the
lightning might have run down the rod
aud when near the ground Jumped of
and struck the corner of the house.
In the house, directly in the corner
where the lightning struck, lay child
asleep. 1t was walked up. but not iu'
iured. Its head could not have been
more than eighteen inches from where
the lightning struck. Mrs. Niver had
just passed over the stoop under which
the cat was killed. but neither she nor
any one else in The building felt the
shock
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27
THE SITuATION.

The facts in regard to yellow fever to-
day are decidedly encouraging. The
total number of deaths in "a hours up to
noon to-day is l6. 1t is just FIVE weeks
to-day since we have been down 10 that
figure. The yellow fever total
is IL This is falling of that
cannot fail to give hope. After
diligent inquiry and comparison OF
reports from all sources, we hear OF
but few new cases, and that the old ones
are nearly all doing we'll. The weather
is cool once more, aud the air seems
pure aud health giving. While no pre-
cautions should he relaxed, and an un-
due Ielation of spirits guarded against
even as extreme depression, we feel
that better day is now at hand; that
the fever has nearly dragged out its
long, dreary list of figures. A few days
will in all human probability lift the
heavy clouds, let in the glorious sunshine
of better period-lor which let us
never forget to be thankful.
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q asunnnnrR.rn.sHnuLpER.u .

The name of heroic Ettls benevo'
4 c,ub in this city, organized 20 acct
o..t emergencies, suggests a theme
IL. the Eature of Memphis. AT
uresent AL our Rs5le societies and or
ranizst;.ns are ~,qStiTg shoulder.to
ssonlder in &C. king out an& watching
the sick, minister ipg to the N'spts% con,
vslescents,G finding h 'mes for OrPh aus, ,snr ? ,
buryiug the dead TL'ere Is no CouNi0'
or wraDgling, no envy to ward those "oo
have the opportunity aud .Nbill''S to &c
leaders. No wavering in ra vks Or dts
content among the high pri.'stes. 'O'
these work without pay or hope Of Pfo
motion. ALL is harmony, and the oo'y
emulation is in charity and good deeSs'
Duty aud sympathy arc the grand in'
osniives 10 the pcrilous strife with pest'-
lsuce and dealh, and heroes daily fail
wko deserve 10 be honored not less
than those struck down on bloodier
fields. They are volunteers, aud remain
at the post OF duty from choice in most
iastances-very few irum necessity or
hope Of reward. They fully realize thai
The quality Of mercy is not strained;
I II drupreth as the gentle rain rom hhsa'sss hss
| ron tke plsce ben cath; Il l. twice blessed
| Id biesseth him that gives. and him 'h-'
takes
/ The demands Of the present hour sl'
fully 6iled up, thanks to The bIsvs mes
aud women 81 bome and The people q
over the country who have sent tseil
lavish contributions; and We beheV'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27
AQuiet YoungLady.

The Italian journals relate that the
environs of Catanzaro, Calabria, are il
festad by a band of brigands, under the
com mald of a young woman. She is
opl1,2O years sf age, and of great beauty
with redlerkable black and brilliant
ewes. Her name is Naris, and she is
the widow of Pietro Moh!3ni bandit
chief, who was killed il sn encounter
with the gendarmes. She was arrested
lately, tried and condemned 70 30 years
imprisonment. While undergoing her
punishment, q warden, becoming en-
amored of her, favored her escape, and
accompanied her, but was stabbed tc
death by her orders Immediately after
she had rejoined her band. Since that
period, her audacity and activity have
redoubled; and she has made herself the
terror of the surrounding country. She
buras CsEMbouses, carries Of cattle and
levies contributions, and the slightest
disobedienee to her orders is punished
by murder aud fire.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27

The Knoxville Press and Herald o.
,he 24th has an interesting account oi
the concert given in that city the prev :
ous night for the benefit of Memphis
sufferers 1t was both an artistic ana
financial success, bat the exciting lea
ture of the occasion was the sale OF
pair of moss agate sleeve butto0a, which
was sold and resoId until the sum o'
s449 was realized and added to the &c
ceipts of the evening making altogether
S7OO in addition to about $1,000 already
sent to Memphis. Surely we will re-
member Knoxville. When these sore
times are over Memphis will rise Bp in
her heart and shake hands across the
mountains with her blushing little sister
on the blue HoIIton with iervor never
before expressed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27

The name of DR.. B. Il. Blount is added
to the list of noble physicians who have
fallen victims to the destroyer in the
midst Of their usefulness and while striv-
ing successfully to save many others DR..
BlQunt died yesterday, after an illness Of
about ten davs. he received every at
entior from his brother physicians, was
kindly nassed by the Masons, and every
possible meaos was employed to save
him; but the disease developed stub
born, malignant case which bafiied the
most sk;llfnl treatment aud tender nurs.
ing He was highly esteemed by the
members Of the medical fraternity, had
a wide practice, and had been tireless in
his efforts to relieve aha many yellow
fever patients that fell under his charge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27

A few days ago, says New York let
ter Boston toDsorisl professor under
ieok to introduce female employees into
his cxssagive establishment Males did
he sbsylpg I'D females applied the
Isthrr dressed the basF snd performed
l6a miscellaneous work gesesas.7, or
4 lime the novelty took well. Finally It
came 10 be whispered about that some
Of tbe womeu we're rot suy better than
they should be. Customess dropped oui
aud ultimately the Protesyor retY. ~
10 ibe old plan. Now | hear that sn
effort is beiGg made By the bosses to ID; -;
iroduee female BARRIERS here. There will
he no lack OF applicants for poauons
Uhen the female BARRIERS shops arc once
established here. Here Is a premoniiory
advertisement IN the Herald a young
lady wishes 4 chance TO learn the bar
bers trade. Those meaning business
can address. stating terms, N. ID. T.
Poslohicc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27
NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. THE 81 XTH
" inst, and during the prevalence Of yell
i0u Fever, or until further notice. the ware
houess of TIE Campanics represented v 10 be
..rs5 for buSinsss ouiy between he bot lrs oi
SAY, aud tF.N. ...,...
a.,s-sf euprrir tendent NJ. Al. R.R r.
s,,, v.uSSis Div. i. n. fG.SR r.
NJ. BURKE,
az esusrsl Superintendent N. A T. X X.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27

TRERE was three inches of snow at
Yankton yesterday morning; but Ysnk-
ton is away of. After travelling thou.
sand miles IN that direction one would
still hear of the place as away out West
in Dakota Territory. Besides that, the
snow was rapidly disappearing under a
warm sun.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27
DIED.

NEWS0M-At 8 am. Monday morning, of
the late ] Ohm Neusom. aged 10 years
Funeral from residence, corner Market and
Second streets. this afternoon at SO O'Clock.
Services by Rev. E. C. Slater.
WILDER At residence of Mrs. S. w.
Rowlkss, az Exchange street extended. of yell
low fever, ID. Y; wnpKs. aged as years sun
day, October Goth, 1873.
HITE-At his residence, No. 95 Robeson
street, JOIN HIRE. in the S4th year OF his age.
Funeral will take place at o'clock to-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27

Pretty bad under foot to-day. SAID
one citizen 10 another, as they met OF,
the street, Yes, but its ine overhead.
responded the other. True enough,
said the 6rst. "bui then very few are
going thatWs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27

A MEDICA L ESSAY on the cause aud cure
of Premature Decline in Man, showing how
health is lost md how regained. II. gives a
clear synopsis of the Impediments to Marriage.
the treatment IF Exhausted Vitality, Nervous
and Physical debility. and Other. diseases APP
pertaining theI etO, and the remedies thcreior'
tice.
member of Syocie'ty by whom this book will mt
cepter or ciergym, "-[LOndor Times.
Price so cents. bs' mail. Address the snthor'
DIR. CURTIS
AO-rHiii8a anvremont Place. Boston. Mass:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Adepressed, irritable to Of mind a weak,
nervous, exhausted feeling; no energy or ami
with debilitating, involuntary discharges.
The cOnseq [ ence Of fexcesses. mental Overwork
or indiscretions This Nervous Debility finds
a sovereign cure in Humphreys Homeopathic
Specific, No. 2S. II tones up the system, ar.
rests discharges dispels the mental gloom and
dependency, and reiuvenates the entire sys-
tenn. 1t Is peFfeotlY harmless and always eff
cient. Price S.. for a package OF FIVE boxes
tant in old, serious cases; or 81 per single box.
Sold By ALL Druggists, or sent by mail on re-
ceipt OF price. Address HUNPBREYa' SPEoTFIC
HoNEoPATHIC MEDICINE Co.. No. 562 Broad
way, N. Y. xYia4-tukf-xviii-S9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27
To the Public.

81 OEing 10 The prevailing diso.ss, ouI
place Of businoss has been Temporarily clossd,
aud eli sonnuuicstigus viii reach us 3D.
dressed 10 No. lso W. Ninth street, Cinsin-
nati. Ohio.
Wfirsspeu at its earliest abttsnenL
~ LOEWENSTINE BROS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27
Mississippi 6 Tennessee R. Z.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. NAY
" Trains will run as follows;

LEAVE. AR1lVE.
New Orleans Mail. daily-12 80 pm. 2;2i p IN
Express daily........-....... 4:50 pm. SAP a. m
Trains on this road m axe close connection at
Grenada with Mississ ippi Central railroad for
all points North and south. only direct route
70 Canton, Jackson. Aicksburg. New Orleans
Tickets on sale at 2575S Main street aid at
the Depot.
isS-f N. BURKE. Sut,'t.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27

Mother, did you bear sissy svesrH
(" No, ny dear. What did she tsyf
Why, she said she vsSn' going 70 wear
her dArnsd Stockings 70 ehurehl
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RA ILRoADs.
LOUISVILLE and NASAti.lE
"A Nd
Great Southern RailiVita.
sCIIEDIJLE.

Freight and Accommodat ion Train
leaves daily, Sundays ex sePted...... : Il IN
Mail Train leaves daily. ----..........ki: :, IN
Nashville Express Train lei ives daily - IN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27
NOTICES,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

emil. ]. jacob Is not authorized "a
collect for "a from aud sltsr this date.
MOFRMAN 4 co.
No. 400 Main street.
Memphis. October q. 1873.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-27
TIcket Onlce. NO. s371.s Mair 81

JOHN T. FLYNN, su p't Memphis ni,.
JANEs SPEED. TioEet Ag ent. ii