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wafer nco,t,. rIr,tLoYs.

Writing Of the love disappointments
Of literary lights, q correspondent says:
His early disappointment was very bit.
ter aHd, although it's flll details cannot
be given, il may be said that when be
was a poor young barrister, living still
under the paternal roof at Edinburgh, he
iall 10 love with @ maiden whose rank
was above his own and whom be could
not expect 10 win. Still he hoped against
hope. His father heard OF the affair,
and, with sober senge Of mature years,
informed the lady's friends Of Walters
weakness, and they at once removed the
girl from the city. Scott never knew the
cause Of this change till years a~fterward,
but az the income Of his profession for
Eve years averaged only Gl00 a year, he
could not expect to encounter the ex
peuse OF n domestic establishment. The
girl married soon a%flervsrd, and one Of
SCOTS friends was much alarmed for
fear Of the consequences. He writes sg
f%ollows: "Tbia is bad news TO our 70.
mantle friend. and nov sbudder at tho
yiolencs Of bic irritable and ungoYerna.
Bile mind !: Is said that men have died
and worms have eat6a them, bat not for
love. sincerely hopeit cay b verified
on this occasion" Sc.tt did hathlng
worse THAI to pen a few stanzss, which
are worth reading in this connection.
They are addressed to tbe violet, and
close thus:
Though fair her gems OF ssurd hue,
beneeth Dor dow-drop's weight reclining,
iye seen an eve Of %lovolier blue.
More sweet through watery luttsr shining.
The summer sun that dew shalt dry
,hre yot that tun be past lie morrow
Nor ioneer ~ my ialsO iovo'U oyo
Remained ths tear Of parting sorrow.
Before six months he'd expired tbiI
disappointed er was az deeply exam.
oFed Of snothet kirL whom be met Wills
on an excuTsion Into the north OF Eue.
land. She was. Of French birth. and 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15
New Yorh items.

New YoRK, October l5.-Moses s.
Herman & Co., Of % Walker street,
the principal member Of which firm is
the brother of A. S. Herman, who re-
Gently went into bankruptcy, have also
failed. The firms liabilities are stated
at $4,000 and the assets at 100000,
$5O.O 600 being stock and $4,000 bills re-
ceivable.
Harris Rothsteiu, q halter, has filed
an assignment Of his property for the
benefit Of his creditors. His liabilities
are given at SS7 900 and his assets at
$l2,045.
While some negro men we're returning
last night from 8 picnic held in the out
skirts Of Brooklyn they were attacked
by a number Of whites. One Of the
negroes was instantly billed by a blow Of
q stone, and another fatally injured.
ALI the men we're arrested.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15
iowa Election.

DEsMoISEs. October l5.-The State
Register has returns from seventy-four
counties, in which the net Republican
majority is 24,529. 1t is estimated that
the Republican majority will reach
about 10000 or 81, 900. The advices to-
day report one fuIther gain 10 the Sen.
ate for the Republicaus-Wilson Of Jack
son. The dispatches today render
some changes in the House, but the rels.
tive standing Of the two parties in that
body remains about the same as esti-
mated late last night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15


Oliver Harper, in a recent letter. from
M~arseilles, says: women wheel bar
rows filed with stones; IN carry
great trunks and peddle goods Of all de-
scriptions, and all wear clean, white.
stitiy starched lace and muslin caps,
They walk with a briskness and force
that is surprising. All are Drowned
With the hot sun and the glare from the
white cliffs aud shining sea, till their
faces look like the squaw that was
wrinkled and brown as a bag Of
leather yet the cheeriness and bright.
ness Of their smiles more than compen.
safes for the lack Of beauty and Of com
plexiou.'
A Tennessee girl, riding on the cars,
crossed the asile, kicked a young man
up against the window, and remarked
al was brang up to allow a yaller-
eyed man to wink at me-"
Mr.. Henry Tobacco, Of Maryland, is
praised because he doesn't smoke.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15

described as very fascinating. One Of
he friends said: "Scost was sair beside
himself about Miss CarpsnteE; Wetoest-
ed her twenty times over, he rav'ng
about her until It was a IN the morn
;ng The next Christmas they we're mar
ried. Il maybe added that the match
wss not felicitous on the part of the hus-
hand. for. although their married lie was
acrimonious. the wife vas deficient in
that mental strength which sach auniop
rsou;red. Scott never outliyed the IN
aasnce exercised on him by his first
love. and in his latter years be wept at
The mention OF her name and the mem
orv of old associations.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15
FOREIGN.

LONDON, October l5.-The amount Of
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Of
England on balance to-day 1854, GOO.
A number Of coasters were wrecked
and several lives lost in the gale yester'
day.
MADRID, October 1.-THE Epoca, OF
this city, has an editorial article explain
atory of the note recently sent to the
Vatican. The note says the Epoca
points to the religious condition of Eu-
rope and makes the deduction that Spain
cannot be exceptional. 1t expressed a
wish to negotiate for the modification Of
articles on the concordat OF 1851, which
can never be executed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE SIGNAL
SERVICE WEATHER MAPS.

An exchange truly says that the OBJ
ssrvasions taken by the Signal Service
Bureau staff simultaneously over the
United States. and telegaphed at regu-
lar intervals during each day to the cen
trail office al Washington, enables the
Chief Signal Officer and the locel OBJ
servers to publish every day a chart Of
the weather over the entire country.
This chart gives the temperature, oaro-
metic pressure, degrees of cloudiness
and the velocity. and direction of the
wind at each station, from which data
"the probabilities" for the ensuing
twenty.four hours are carefully De
duced and given to the press. The
system is 40 near perfection that
we are daily apprised of the slight
est changes in the atmospheric
conditions at the most distant points,
aud csn tell with certainty whether win
ter o~yereoats are in order in Chicago,
Arctic rubbers in Toronto or umbrellas
At Mobile. The agricultural interests Of
the entire country are immensely bene-
6ted BY the timely information afforded
by the weather maps. Farmers are en-
abled TO regulate their operations so as
to avoid interruption from freaks of the
seather, or make timely preparation for
coming rain storms or severe irosts
Ths safe navigation Of the lakes and the
Gulf of Mexico is facilitated by the eau
tiousry signals which are hoisted at the
several ports Of departure, sometimes
DAYS in advance Of the threatened gale;
but INTEL gent shipmRsters. by studying
the daily weather charts, can form q
very accurate opinion as to proba'
BILE changes. We have EXAMINED
thu systems adopted by European
nations for their signal service, but none
can compare with ours in the matter o.
ccurac add perfection of detail. The
attention OF Congress should be drawn
however, to the miserable pay allowed
to a class of most intelligent and de
serving public servants. We refer t
the observer sergeants Of the sigma
Service. Men who ara qualified to dis
charge the onerous duties imposed upoi
these officials are certainly worthy Q
better pay and more consideration gen
orally than a dock labOrer or &C indi8eI
ent mechanic a EASILY earn. Tn
astety of millions worth Of property de
ponds on the vigilance aud good cor
duct OF the ssrgeants of the Signal Sci
vice, and we hope that proper provision
will be made for them by the next Con
gress.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15
Centennial Funds.

In answer to many inquiries as to the
Centennial fund now being raisedin this
State, the following letter explains itself:
NASHVILLE. TESS., October 10. 1876.
John Allen. Jr., JOnesborO. Tenn:
DEAR SIR-I am now enabled to in
form you that the prospects for obtaining
the requisite amount Of money to have
the State properly represented at Phila-
6elphis, are good. The Commission
needs money to pay transportation, ad'
vertising, aud other necessary expenses
here. and to employ one or more persons
to reside 10 Philadelphia and take charge
Of Tennessee portion OF the exhibition,
from January lst, next, until October,
1876.
You cannot secure space for county
exhibitions. The National Commission
will operate only through our State
Board. But if every county will go to
work at once to raise its quota. and then
furnish literally for exhibition speci-
mems Of its products, the State will take
a position in the Centennial Of which
Tennesseeans will feel proud.
Respectfully.
FRANK p. CAHILL,
Secretary Centennial Board
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15

Correspondence Baltimore Americana
A CHEEKY voice called out, Gomez in
and the writer entered a plain Yankee
kireheu-bright tins hanging on the
stove and q diminutive black kitten
purring on the hearth; while in one cor
ner Of the room q young uni OF two
or three and twenty stood over a wash
tub, with rolled up sleeves and arms
plunged-in the suds, who was ct once
reeoguiz d as the famous Ida Lewis. At
the frat glance there is nothing about
her which would seem to indicate q hero
inc, but before long a close observer sees
shat her real character is by watching
her animated play Of festure, firm mouth
and steady eye.
Correspondence hope. that an not
taking a liberty in calling upon you.
Ida Lewis-0h, sir, | am accustomed
ia having strangers come here TO see and
DO shown over the lighthouse. Five
thousand people, perhaps, have taken
the trouble TO come from shore TO visit
me this summer, aud the season is not
over ye., by any means. People have
exaggerated the little good | have &C.
compiished in saving drowning men.
After all, | have done no more than most
American girls would have done, it like
me, they had lived sill their lives in a
lighthouse and known that BY taking a
little trouble many valuable lives could
be saved-if, ike me, they had strong
arms. q clear head, and a willing heart,
and were accustomed 10 manage a life
boat in q heavy sea.
Corre.pondent-The last time you
risked your life was about two drowning
soldiers near Fort Adams2
Ida Lewis-Yes, cir succeeded in
saving two drowning soldiers in my boat
about six weeks ago had more trouble
! han usual doing il, because both Of them
were d little drunk.
Correspoudent-How did you manage
TO get them both into the boat2
Ida Lewis-At frat / was afraid that
I vouldn't be able TO dc it, but by dint OF
calling at them, and reminding them
that II was their last chance for life. |
succeeded 10 6nally hauling them both
over the gunwale Of my boat, cad then
pulled ashore. / hope the men had q
lesson, and didn't try sailing again after
q spell. Yes. people are very kind to
me-too kind | sometimes think, for
certainly / have done 70 more than
many other women. about whose good
works very little ia said. Let me shog
you some Of the presonts have lately
received.
So saying Ida produced a number oil
articles supposed TO appeal to the iemir
nine heart-silks, scsrfs. hose, gloves,
bonnets, dresses aud even jewelry.
Aud / probably shsll never wear
one.quarter Of them she added. why
what need have |, a simple New Eng.
land girl, Of 80 many fine things?"
GorreFpoDdent-~Do you expect Ia
spend the r0st Of your Eis here on the
Lime Rockf
Ida Lewis-Well, | can't sag what ]
expect. | shall certainly remain here
while my parents 1--we. | am happy and
contented as / AN and don't desire 6
1 change.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15


First Chancery Court of Shelby County r..
> Parham OF al. lhrn Of Pardam a Will
liamsonl We, Mary Is. Crockett OF al.
DIT VIRTUE OF AN INTERLOCUTORY
- decree for sale. entered in the above cause
on the let day Of June LOIS, | will sell. at pub-
lio auction, 10 the highest bidder, In front of
the Clerk and Masters office, rev Courthouse
Building, Main street. Memphis, Tenn on
Saturday, November o 1873,
within legal hours, tho following described
property. situated In shelby county, Tenn.
and near The city OF Memphis, known and
designated as lots Nos. I. 2, 6 and IL: Lot No.
I, coatainlng IS 100 Of an acre; lot No. con.
tanning 2 B lJ acros; lot No 6. Confirming 3
5 TO acres; lot No. II, oontaioiog 8 Isl loo
acres; all Of which are In the subdivision Of
lot No. - assigned defendant, Mary b.
Crockett. f.rmefly Mary B. LOWS, by a de-
cree of tho Con mon Law aud Chnncery Court
Of Memphis at Tvs November term, lN6. In
tho cause Of Bennett Bagly OF al, OK patio no.
tioners for division, etc., Of the lands OF John
n. Lewis, deceased. raid lots l, 2and s lying
adjoining the west side Of Rair urOunds ave.
pue apd lot 40. IL ing between and adlpla-
log said. avenue aud Lewis street
Terms Of eate I'm n credit OF gapsn montha.
Note with approved security -equired. Lien
reap ~ % secure laps "a equity Of rsdomp-
Ipe Vphe' or Is, 1875.
JEDMUEDA A. COLE. O. and ".
By h ]. BLACT. u. 0 aud NJ.
MoktlLAEp a GooowYF, Attorney
W-46 6i.6
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Lots for sale.

r OF ON UNION STREET, 4lx2OO FEET,
~ now occupied by owen Lilly.
Lots so q and C. Arm ur's subdivisi01, on
Madison street, east of railroad b~Pidge-G0Sl6O
each.
Lots on Jefferson street and Charleston ave-
nue., near Charleston depot.
1hrae lots, 4ixlH each, north side Of Poplar
street. beyond city limits. east OF j. W..
boales'.
Lots on j ferson avenue. Immediately
north Of last mentioned lots.
lot on MARI street, near Manassas.
LIT on corner OF ST. Psul and Goslee streets,
@xll0.
Five acres near New Raleigh road, bei0s
lot 10 of Chas. Jones subdivision. Y
One-half interest In Uyorton stable OpY
site Court House, =
Terms easy VIM. M. SMITU
,Adm'r ofs. y: jefferson. l6 Adis9n q,
September II, 1875. ";
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15
Nen IerusaIem Church.

CHcIsyATI, October 1.-the Ohio
Association Of the New Jerusalem
Church convened this forenoon at the
Temple, corner Of Fourth and John
strsets It is composed Of delegates from
churches Ia Ohio and Indiana. IT, OBJ
jects are to provide for & more complete
organization Of the church, its ministry,
atc
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15
Earthquake - Banqueting General
hheHluan.

SAS FRAScIsco, October Is "A sharp
shock of earthquake was ielt about six
O'Clock last evening. The vibrations
were east to west. Adyices IRON Santa
Clara valley mention a similar shock
there, but DO damage vas done.
The officers Of the regular army and
volunteers, civil diEnitsries aud promi-
nent citizens were bsugueting with Gen.
Sheridan last evening at the Palace He.
tel. About two hundred guests we're
present
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15
Ohio Election.

COLUMBUS, October Is Neither the
Republican nor Democratic Committee
have received any additional returns this
morning. The Senate is still 10 doubt,
and the result cannot be determined I'M
til full returns are received from Wood
county, where it is reported that the
contingent ia delayed by fraudulent
Yotes polled.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15

Tx victory in Ohio is not a solitary
one for the Republican party. In Iowa
aud Nebraska, where the financial issue
was subordinate, and where the relative
general strength Of the two parties was
more severely tested, the Republicans
have old-fashioned majorities. 1t may
be- added that besides the general sue
cssses in the West, an important and
hotly contested municipal election in
Newark, N. j., has resulted in a majority
for the Republicans. II is a pleasure to
know that the South, self sustaining as
she is at present, can survive these polit-
ical disasters without difficulty, and go
on progressing and advancing in wealth
and prosperity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15

FtTcHsUHo. Mass, October l5-The
State Convention Of the Young Mems
Christian ASSOCIATION FfqolYed yesterday
to ssnd greeting 70 the Young Womeo'r
Christian Association. nov 10 session al
P~iti,burg, and sl,o protested against CO.
erosebuent upon.tho Lords day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15
PTobabliItlea.

WASnlsayby, October l5-Fcr lhe
upper lakes, tbs upper Mississippi lower
Missouri, the Ohio valley apd Tepnesree,
rising barometer, nortbwegsrly winds
and cooler, clearing weather after oc'
casiopsl rain 10 Tsnpesssa cod Ohio
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15
Arrival Of the President az wash.
tngt0n.

WASHINGTON. October l5.-The Presi.
dent arrived this morning, and a regular
Cabinet session was held st y o'clock.
There we're present Secretaries Bristow
and BeIknap. Attorney General Pierre
pont, Postmaster General jewell, Assist
ant Secretary Csdwallader, who repre-
scented ths State Department, and As.
sistant Secretary cowsh. who repre-.
sented the Interior Department.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15

THROUGH the courtesy Of Mr.. c. l..
Loope, OF the Southern Express, we have
been enabled, this forenoon at 10 o'clock.
to look over New York journals Of
Wednesday last, the 18th inst. The fast
mail trains nov carry the news Westward
and Southwark at a rate of speed here
tofore unpsralleled.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15
R.anion or Indinnn soldIera.

IsDIASAPoLIs, October l5-The pro-
gramme for the grand parade Of soldiers
TO day was fully carried out, although q
drizzling rain prevailed all the morning.
Toere was an immense number in the
procession neatly, II not AlIibe old rsgi'
mental organizations being represented.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15

PLRssS BRowTLcw. in the Knoxville
Chronicle Of the 18th inst, thus gives
vent to bis pent up feelings over the late
elections:
The people Of Ohio have again won
the gratitude of the patriotic. intelligent,
honest citizens Of the nation for the sig
ni6cant rebuke Of the imitation, repudi'
ating, dishonest. ~unpatriotic Democracy
Results will follow the result in Ohio,
which has q far greater s~igui6csneetha
any State election since the war, and
therefore we say. as patriotic men and
women everywhere said in 1868, "God
bless Ohio" In a political sense the
result Is equally significant. Fennsyl-
vAnia will follow Ohio, and with the
great cestral States, rock-ribbed in their
fidelity to Republican principles, we will
enter The great Centennial contest for
1876 with the victory halt won, aud the
Presidency for another four years rea-
sonAbly assured.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15

Now THAT the results Of the late cleo
tons are known, it may be 10 order 10
quote the poeticsl if not the political
line: The melancholy days have come,
the saddest of the year"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15

For daily papers from all the leading
cities in the Union, illustrated weekly
and monthly magazines and novels, or
for fancy stationery and school books,
call at Thos. H%anson's, No. COZ Bsal
street. ll0-r
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15

CHocoLATE csromels, c%ocoauut tsGyi
also lemon pies, cocosnut tarts, cream
puts and a great variety Of small pastry,
fresh every day, at Floyd's, 2S6 Main
Main and 70 J%efferson streets. 35t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15
BoYDES hat at Cohen's $.

Tuos. B. COREY s. Co 3O7 Main
street, under Peabody Hotel, have re-
ceiyed the new styles of gentlemen's
shoes. They also manufacture fine
goods. Call and try them. 27t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-15
SUPREME COURT.
proceeding. To:Dsz at Jackson.

T-TWUUUW1"T"
Special to the Ledger.l
JACKSON, Tenn, October Is.
Fargasou & Clay aud others vs.. Rocco
and others, and Grseulaw VS.. Gicalla,
administrator, we're concluded to-day;
opinions tomorrow. No more cases will
be heard until Monday. when Joyce VS..
Board Of Education will be the first case.