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MARINE.


poTsr Of oHfUadt. July -.
AnnIvKp~3chr 0. Shaw. Grand Haven, lumber,
schr q. q. Trowbt1are, cLeboygau. lumber; soht
Emsllno Husksnon, lumber; sehr Fslcon Luslluaton,
lumber schr L5mau II. bavIt M1akegon, lumbers
prop Messenger. St. 1o aundsles stt1r Corona, St.
10, suutfsa: hehr Mhcrva, Musktgon, lumber bchs
4. g. Blrinons, fndfh8ton, lntniHr; atns Chicago.
Hsntto~oe, sdndrtss acov Bat.tlcr, White Lake, uns-
boz schf J. @. Hoas AuAtsgon. lumbar sohF fob.
srt u. Klnf. Bsuaatuck. wood; aehf gouye-
nir, Psntwstsr, lumber; schr Black Hawk,
Bllssr Lake, inraber: schr Mystic, Mus
keqon, lumbar; scow Laurtna, Black Creek, wood:
prop Menbminca, Muskegon, sundrics schE 4. Bur,
Mnbftgon, lumber schr WnnIo Wing, st. 10, Light;
dcnr Florence, MA5wells 14cr, bark; schr Me!Tlns,
HuskaQou, ltmbsr seht Hamlet Frankfort, lu1alox
seow Nary HeI.u, whto Lake, L n. tIss sohF 4. J.
howry, Lincoln. lumbar i: achr sevsnth Ohio, Wits
River. tuubor sonr Ellis Day. Wits L&ke, lumber,
bchs @. D. Morris. Dsaves fsland ~oe; schr Fisher.
South Haron, wood scow South HaTsn, South HAycn,
lumber; soow South stds, White Lake, lumber; scow
Wits oaf, I!udtpgton lumber; scht Ribe. potssgs
IAke, 1un,bst; Achr Lizzie Doat, 81. 10. iu.n-
hcr sehf Ela EllcnanoA. White Lake, lumbar; sellr
uIsAasn-sehf v. IT, Tsrftns, uinlou r4tr. . br1s
pork prop City of Ttaso1sa Travsrsc CiY, l,oo0 ba
as b. M eo.a prop naSa nu. bu eo
160 brle pork scar Hack Hawk s!|ver Lake, hria
~ sSa, ssAs :nxaf
O. Woodruff, buffalo, 3e. .0o0 IN corn stmr james
bsis aaur. 1,os1 tth pork sshr n :. PACKARD, Lu4-
wt4t Psr, iunlrles sca,t Abhs L Androws, OsueHo,
wl,ell, i7oo0 Iu corn. oo Iu oats 1o;5 br}a aour
1000 b<ts pork schr g. IT, Morris, buffalo, $4,000 lu
corn schf Msart, Buffalo, 90 600 hn corn Rchr Mich
tgan. DodAo, b9.boo bu wheat prop n. K. FsrDaht,
l.utIeo, s$lm b, eo.n ssn;r , us'so ntani'oSos
Mas.ssar 1e ~ Je3on .unrs. e'p
! NlaAT tLrARAncEa--schE Mary t1tlsn, Hhito Lake,
sindties: achr Tteoor. 1oland 400 tu corn And aan
beef shd eundr!cs: imr Menpiutnoe, s1nsieaon brs
pork, brls haef, Aad sundftas seo* IAuta, bsua4-
trck bn corn prop 4sizdno, Buffalo and Rrie, o
bu wheat. lp9 brss 1ouE, u pkgs fa and annuEtesi
schr y. 4. Wells, DuG*o, q ~ bu ooFn; prDY John
J. Ptidgeon, Port Huron, Is, ,s3d bu corn, A,o1 bss
/ aouf. 80 btls putk. and sundtics.
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GOVERNMENT HONi}a.

3D..
With regard In Tie 1cc1lue III gold, tho New York
f7ufiffIn TT tho 9lst lust. kass:
Tho b.ltio<4 trn,n i.oninu continue very favorable,
tue lIauk IF Enga,s hasnH now iu up IL Nv vaults
larger an,ottlit Ut bullion than We teinriler To
have ercr held before. Tho inference Drawn from
this III tho tol.lIsnon IA that 1nore gold Will bA ro
guLre1 frun here, and that Ionny viii tn'corpc 40
securities sntnrte to lake thu place Ut the nhl which
aherwfae wDd hsyn besa sent. In hsltisnn to thsse
lavu Influences to-,tay, they have 1v.u fsr
tho past we"k, l'rught e tsar 10 teprras eol 1ho
wauin 10 euusldorsI slasmlnp, iatEs. W. i,eri,arn
should Alsa nrt!thn that ooashtesuhIc borrowed u
change thrown tho mArkrt ta-tlsy, and tbs gold
sold aR4uEt IT. Mnn0y vary easy nerp, with call
&oaps j Gs1 psr crlt
yoRElAN kxGHkN1R.
Sterling e1clanxs whs 4JI4a tsu; c.bte trauAfert,
Loulon. 1907 taxls, s!l1. Ot4cr ratsa Of futsIan
tI,l,. MI
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NEW Yank, Jn!y 23.-OalI oIcne1 1t tl?i. t1cc1tue,,
10 NIX. mud recovered to l19H at tia cl4+ uo.rgx-
ng rutcs, la3. Loans nlto tnale fiat anil Al 4 fat
carrying. tbs sArly deciIls was cau*cd by leL!ef
In tho tha Of tho Syndicate bahktss ~u.a
ceiling hiln Accuunt Of SONS 0pesatiuns Of becr.-
tary DEtstos unlas tbs spects-Psymsas aet, Aua the
Into recovery froduaea BY reaction in wheat
day ut Chicago and further sdsAucs In brsadsuus
Liverpool 1t 4 supposed that ts will stimulate shl-
nents Igatu. Tbs advance was n1ao aaA!ated by .
hrgu inerEass In drygoo+as Imports The efforts Of
Tie clique to Advauoo gold tats In the day Wsfa assse,l
bys dispatch say1ng that ths Washington RsDubste1H
publishes thIs morning lung double-eadsd teading
editorlalsn favor vt catan Independence, and thu
necessity VI tas Government doing something " stop
srrulun9ea roaseat With ApAln.
Governments steadtrr. 1laiIraad bonda quiet sud
ns. Btats secnsstts. luist, Tic ryac.to: iu wLoat
u New York aud cbIeago today had tendency 1n
late dealings 70 weaken slightly tho sbats speculation
and Produce : aE1nAt feeling IL BO!d aud exchange
atotts declined ~ rst tcnt In early d.alings.
but III th1 drat caA LecAnls nru xnl advanced lusf
~ tas second call tho nAskes was 4ulst aud hf1l.
6ocks a tGB clesa werS et AMI HcAr1aly steadY Ut
u Michigan Central whica .toei w4s ,wn IL.
s s Msa aSa.a FL FL tsua ~ nd
as.. Lake bturs Ma ts!n = Gig GI'., aud uAU,,
t4sihr 1t IsHGs7sH. Western Union adv anecd to III
.sa ss :: 4 rasse ts' s nsss'igs
al afterwards rs4cted 10 9a;. WABASH d. uri lro1ll
sotr'. md AarEo.. seeorersl ftu,n " To loH.
1h.nta sSas' ~ y s,r.a & taS sttk
~.ro laci6e HILL II G10 Mestaru Unieu aUru North.
wcstcsn, sou IT. F4ul. and II, CIV Like ALurv.
Aontx uAsAAa sasy u ls2 Pstu,s t1esesntsla papes
Gu.to1u. receipts, s:ea, 200.
nst-eouds inports, t.,s7a,tso. ...-.---
H. A..,a nt =, f.. Trs..afes o.bussed t's1,ooo.
STIRLING exchange, b4pkezs' tills, 4sak4Asa.
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REAL ESTATE

rhs following instruments were fled Tor record
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BHEET~Thtf6 knt[3ndntI
Tho W1uta Of TITO hn1t sraae suGiaut TO AbSufb
tls small auppy on ntie and former quotations
tnstsinel. Waqnots good To chnies 1t $4004t.76 and
poor 10 medium grades II $a.oo{43.7s.
hpy
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30
Du,ch pe1,euce.

There is no FIELD. of human enterprise
in which their success has not been at
one time or another notable. At the
bottom OF it all, apparently al the bot
tom Of the character on which their
success has been founded, we find their
traditional jealousy Of every acre Of
water which covers good land. Neglect
ing the poorer lands, they have dived
into the fertile deposits lying under water
and peat, and sought there a wealth that
no other soil can equal, Seeking this
they have become patient, lon~g-enduring,
sturdy, hardy, and resolute. II a lake is
to be drained they sit quietly down and
count the cost, the time, and the inter.
est that time will add to the cost, aud
then devise the means for the most
eiectual performance Of the work; this
done, the undertaking proceeds with the
regularity and the persistence of the
work of ants. If obstacles can not be
made auxiliaries they are overcome.
The clamors of dissatisfied people are
idle, not as the wind for the wind is not
idle in Hollsnd-but they pass UNDECIDED.
and steadily, day by day, the toiling
goes on until the end is gained. and a
new territory has been added to the
earth's domain.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, April sO.-The discovery
has been made that a considerable por-
ton of the cargo of salt Of the ship Mia
CARA. which recently arrived here, be-
came impregHated with arsenic from the
barrels of the latter which we're broken
during the tempestuoHs voyage. Con-
siderable quantities which had been sold
have been returned. Some Of those
most interested in the cargo are much
dissatisfied with DR.. Dremus' analysis
and have submitted many samples to an
other chemist, in the hope that at least
IS per cent. Of the salt may yet be pro-
nounced salable. tits certain that very
little, it any, of the poisonous stuff has
actually entered into consumption. The
presence in the city Of poison salt was
made known through a warm discussion
in the custom-house between the officials
and the interested importers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30


Rousseau once wrote: IF it were
only necessary for you to hold out your
thumb in order to cause the death Of an
immensely wealthy mandarin in China,
whose heir you would be, are you sure
that you would not extend your thumbG'
This passage one day attracted the at.
tsntion Of Henri de Lacrois, a young
Frenehman Of excellent family, but
whose brain had been a little affected by
the loss of his fortune. He thought:
IF / could stretch out my thumb and
that would be enough 10 kill my uncle
and cousin, | should become very rich"
In a sort of hallucination he extended
his arm toward the photographs of his
relations, and said: Let them die, so
that | may inherit" Fifteen days later
his uncle and his cousin were carried off
by typhoid fever. Within the last six
months remorse preyed upon Laerois'
enfeebled intellect, and he imagined
that his spell caused the death Of his
relatives. He heard voices from all
sides Of his room calling, "Thou hast
killed usl Thou hast killed usl' He
delivered himself up to the police and
asked to be executed. He died a few
days ago in an insane asylum.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30
nuR GusTnM u

On the lst day OF this month, at the
instance Of Hon. Casey Young, the fol-
lowing communication was gotten up
with q view of removing all imaginable
objections upon the part of the Federal
Government to the validity Of the title
to that part Of the public promenade
which the city conveyed and had the I'M
questionable right to convey as a site for
the custom.house, in order that the work
on it might commence at once;
MENPHIs. April u. 1876.
Irving Halsey. Judge Of Second Circuit Court;
Samual P. Walker, Judge Second Chancery
Court; Luke E. Wright, Acknowledgement
Criminal Court; j. B. Heiskell, Attorney
General of the State; G.. A.. Hanson. City
Attorney;
GEsTLEMES-We have been appointed
by the City Council and Chamber of
Commerce 10 examine the matter and to
take such measures as may become nee
essary TO vest the United States Govern
ment with a good and perfect title to the
property recently donated by the city OF
Memphis for the building Of a custom
house. We have been informed that the
real, or supposed defect in the title has
delayed the commencement of the build
ing. sRd we are also advised that your
opinion on the subject will be satisfac-
tory to the United States Government,
and will be acted upon. We therefore
respectfully request you to examine the
title and give US a written
opinion ofthe result.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30
Attachment Notice.

Before John Spelman, Justice Of the Peace
Benjamin Schneider VS. Morris C~annavan.
TN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAV-
Il ING been issued upon the proper affidavit
that the defendant Is a nonresident Of the
State Of Tenn, and that he is Justly indebted
TO the plaintiff In the sum Of twenty-five dol
lars for board, and said attachment having
been placed In the hands Of the proper officer
property Of the defendant; IL Is therefore or
dered that publication be made in the Evening
Ledger, n newspaper published in the city Of
Memphis, for five consecutive weeks, com
handing the said Morris Cannavan 10 appear
before me, or some other justice Of the peace,
AZ my office, No. a Adams street, in the city
Of Memphis. on the 9Th day Of June, 1875,
and defend said cause, or the same will be set
for hearing OK parte
r. 6EARcY. Atty for Plaintiff. l65-60-67-74.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30
Attachment Notice.

o. . II - - L..LU "
In the First Circuit Court Of Shelby county.
Tennessee. j. A. Austin, W. B. Grubbs.
composing firm of Grubbs & Austin, VS.. T.
". Moore and F. A. Montgomery, firm Of
Moore 4 Co.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT
having been sued out under section Bass Of
the, Code Of Tennessee and returned into court
levied upon the personal property of the de-
PENDANTS and affidavit having been made that
the defendants are justly indebted 10 plain
tiffs in the sun Of s14S SO by account. and that
they are non-residents oftho State Of Tennes.
see; It is therefore ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS, Moore AZ Co., make their personal
appearance herein, before the Judge of the
First Circuit Court Of Shelby county, at he
Court house In the city Of Memphis, on the
third Monday in May next,an defend saidat
tachment suit within the time prescribed BY
or the came will be proceeded with exparte
and that a copy of this order be published
once a week, for four consecutive weeks. In
the Memphis Evening Ledger.
This 9th day Of April, 1875.
A copy-Attest;
B. +. COLEMAN, CLERK.
ny r; W, R0YsTRR. .JR.,D. G.
Wv. GOODWIN. Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30
5s-eO-67-f4s
Attachment Notice.

Before James Hall, a Justice Of the Peace for
Shelby county, Tennessee, A. Murray and
5 Il. Ridgeley. partners as Murray 4 Ridge
Icy, vs.. S. Collins.
TNTHIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAV-
i ING been sued out under section 1886 Of
the Code Of Tennessee and returned levied
upon the property Of the defendant, and AFT
nayit having been made that the defendant is
indebted to plaintiff in the sum Of forty zone
dollars, due by account. and that the claim is
just, and that said s. Collins is a nonresident
Of the State Of Tennessee; il is therefore or
dered that the said defendant. s. Collins,
make his personal appearance before mo, al
my Office, in the city Of Memphis Tennessee,
on the 5th day ofJune next, att o'clock pm ,
and defend said attachment suit, or the same
will be proceeded with ex parte, and that a
copy Of this order be published Once a week,
for four consecutive weeks, in the Memphis
Evening Ledger.
JAMES HALL,
81 60 6I-7A.6l Justice Of the Peace.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30

One hundred years ago the news of the
battle Of Lexington was brought to
Philadelphia in six days, and that was
thought to be quick work.
Jane Grey Swishelm say that when she
was a girl she was taught to cnt and
make every article a woman is ever ex-
pected to wear, even the shoes.
We all have our opportunities to rise
in the world, as the boy said when he
was kicked by a man who had nitro
%glycerine on the toe Of his boot.
A bereaved female who has read every
word OF the testimony and lost her faith
in mankind, pensiyely observes: tits a
real comfort to be a widow now"
Miss Nightingale sang SO sweetIy to a
British jury that they gave her $500 on
a suit for breach of promise. She had
never met her victim but once, and It
wac all done by letter.
Carlyle is considered in Prussia the
greatest foreigner ever produced. His
photograph is very common in Berlin
and thlsis not strange, as a city Of heroes
could scarcely fail to favor hero.worship.
Mile Lasseny, a Parissian actress.
had her apartments destroyed by fire the
other day, whereupon it was revealed
that one Of the articles destroyed was a
counterpart Of Mechliu lace which
formed the bedspread, and that it was
valued at $4,000.
Again has the ghost Of international
copyright risen in the British House Of
Commons. Mr.. Edward jenkins, NJ. p.
declared that no class of Her Majesty's
subjects suffered at this moment such
wrongs as authors. Mr.. Edward Jenkins
ought to know, being an author himself.
Mollie Allen, of Napa, California, can
snuff a candle at forty yards with her
rife, and split a pistol bullet on the
blade Of a knife at ten PAGES. She re.
marks smilingly, that no galoot around
there ever tresds on her toes, or has
anything to say about the color Of her
stockings.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30

Attachment Notice.

Before james Hall, a Justice Of the Peace for
Shelby county, Tennessee, A. MURRAY and
). Il. Rid geley, partners as Murray 4 Ridge
ley, VS.. VIII Dr4nt. n
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENTHAV
i ING been sued out under section S455 Of
the Code Of Tennessee and returned levied
upon the property Of the defendant and aft
dayit having been made that the defendant lie
indebted to plaintiff in the sum Of seventy
four dollars, due by account, and that the
claim is just, and that said W. II. Drant is a
nonresident of the State Of Tennessee;
il is therefore ordered hat the said
defendant. W. IL. Drant. make his personal
appearance before me, at my office, in the city
of Memphis, Tennessee, on the 5th day OF
June next, at 2 O'Clock ,, m and defend said
attachment suit within the time prescribed by
Jaw, or the same will be proceeded with OK
parte, and that a copy OF this order be pub
lished once a week. four consecutive weeks, in
the Memphis Evening Ledger
A copy attest, this 30th day of April, 1875.
JAMES HALL,
&-60-67-4-Bl Justice of the Peace,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30

The London Graphic tells us that
Monte Christo's escape from the sack in
which he was flung into the sea from the
Chateau DIFF has been initiated by an
ingenious Persian. Havingincurfed the
displeasure Of a high functioHary at
Shiraz, Mohammed Mira was con
demned to be fastened up in a sack with
a viper, a cock and q cat, and after an
hour time, when this happy family had
improved their acquaintance, the sack
and its contents we're to be thrown into
the river. Fortunately for Mohammed
Mira, his executioners forgot to search
his pocket--which contained a small
knife. Directly the mouth Of the sack
was closed upon him and his compan.
lens he cut in half the viper, which was
already encircling his leg, the cat and
the cock were next despatched, and our
Persian occupied the remainder of his
hour by Stimulating a violent 6ght of the
three animals, and giving forth the most
excruciating cries Of agony. In due
time sack and all were consigned to the
water, and then Mohammed Mira,
speedily freeing himself from the prison,
gained the other side Of the river and
came post haste to Europe, for the future
a voluntary exile from his fatherland.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30

public odium rest upon those who do so.
Colonel Young has diligently labored to
secure a custom-house for US at the
earliest possible moment, and will con-
tinue to do so, but while he has done,
and is doing, and will do all in bis
power to accomplish such a result, let
us give him a helping hand, lay aside
any prejudices we may have as TO its
location and work to secure its immedi-
ate commencement. A .teW million
dollars Of government money spent
among ais TiH reuire trade. GIVE EN-
PLoYHEST WITH RENUNERATrvE WAGES TO
HUNDREDS Oh OUR LABoRGEG CLASSES
NOW SEEKING IT IN VAIN, AND IN FACT
GIVE Us ALL NEW LIFE AND RESTORE CON
EIDEScE IN H FUTURE OF Our CITY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30
AT Il z FRONT.

The photographed contests this week
at the Memphis Theater dispelled an idea
which may have prevailed to some ex-
tent, that business men are qualified for
little else than making money. The re-
suit of the spelling match Tuesday night
was decidedly favorable to them. 1t is
evident that as a class they can hold
their own with the professional gentle
men, and that they have pored over
other books than cash books, journals
and ledgers. The merchant should be
a man of education and general infor-
nation, not only in regard to his
own particular branch Of business.
but in all hat strengthens the mind and
refines our nature. He is brought into
contact with all classes, and to study
human nature well must needs be famil-
lar to some extent with the modes Of
thought andIthe ideas of all. 1t is not all
Of life to make money. Some men of
few ideas and narrow intelligence are
very successful in adding dollar to dol
lar, but have no proper conception Of its
use. They spend it in foolish display
and selfish qualification or hoard it
up for a lifetime, to be squan-
dered by improvident children whose
home training has been utterly
neglected. Such men are not a benefit
to their Deighbors or TO the State. 1t is
the successful man Of business, if pos
sessed of public spirit and intelligence,
who is felt for good ia the community,
and Memphis can boast Of as many such
as any city of its size in the world.
Their names head every great enter
prise; they use their means freely to
enhance the prosperity Of the whole
people; they have stood up bravely
through panics, epidemics and peculiar
discouragements and held their own
against the combined efforts OF cities
with ten times the capital. But brains
and well directed efforts will tell. Mem.
phis is yet the key to the richest section
of the South, and has every reason to be
proud of the past and hopeful OF the
future.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April SO.-The Presi-
dent may 60 to his farm in Missouri be-
fore he remover for the summer to Long
Branch.
Judges Brooks and Dick, in their
charges to the Grand Juries in North
Carolina, declared the criminal features
of the civil rights act unconstitutional,
as no law could say men are socially
equal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30
Rafiroad

CLEVELAND. o., April sO.-wednes-
day train No. 8, on the A. NJ. & W. rail-
road, ran off the track at Miller's Sta
ton, about twenty miles from Meddville,
The ladies car was thrown into the
ditch. The smoking car, baggage car
and tender to the engine are also of the
track. Several of the passengers were
severely injured. but none, it is believed,
we're seriously hurt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30
Terrible


A correspondent Of the Temps at the
Spanish seat of war arrived at Puente
la Reyna in sore need of rest, but found
the house at which be put up quite full.
The landlord assured him he could have
nothing but a mattress to keep his bones
from contact with the bare floor. Just
then a friend appeared upon the scene
in the form Of an Alfonsist officer, who
says to the landlady: Take care of
what you do; the cAballero with the
spurred boots and the curious cap is
neither an officer, nor the Kings cook.
nor a chaplain; not even a Catholic I"
Holy Virgin what do you say?' The
captain took the bewildered landlady
aside and whispered in her ear: He is
a Cronista Gournalist), a foreign Cron-
ista-that is, a sort of idolator worse
than a Jew. If he does not get what he
wants he gets into a furious rage like a
demon, and foams, and splits, and be-
witches the folks" A quarter of an
hour aiterward the correspondent was
in possession Of a capital bed with plenty
Of sheets and pillows, all of which were
doubtless" he adds, washed in holy
water after / had left"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30

WASHINGTON, April 3O.-For Tennes.
see, generally cloudy weather and local
rains, with east to south winds, slight
changes in temperature and falling ba-
rometer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30

Don't call on me for three days is
wha. AT Ashland girl posted on the front
gate, and she further added: I'm going
to eat some onions this week if / never
have another beau"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30
FOREIGN.

MELBOURNE, April 3O.-It is supposed
that DR.. Rastoul and bis Commune com.
panions who escaped from New Gale
donia persisted, as fragments Of their
boat have been found.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30

A German gentleman, dining out, on
being asked il be would take some OK
tail soup, replied; God forbid that l
should be reduced to such extremities."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30
Rfxer TaleRrams.

CAIRO, April 3O.-Arrived-John A.
Wood and tow, New Orleans, 10 am.
Departed-John A. Wood, Ohio river.
Weather cloudy and warm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30

We should like to see a platoon of
OF those Lexington fellows firing the
ancient musket. The present physically
degenerated race would describe a
parabola backwards, land in Concord
and be kicked out again like a foot bali,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30

According to a Washington paper,
Miss Ida LovejoY daughter Of Owen
LoveIoy' the noted Additionally, who
has for some time been postmistress at
Princeton, ILL.,, has been removed from
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-30

KNOXVILLE Chronicle: In bringing
about the passage of the law taxing
dogs, the Changers have accomplished
something practical. and the effect Of
which may be generally understood. If
we are not mistaken, the East Tennes-
see Changers had the honor of leading
in that matter.