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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-17
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Baker Bros, Staunton. Va Miss Bette Cleveland.
Stanton, Va Thomas Coffinan, Stanton, Va; WIN
H. CARRIER. Stanton, Va: FL. s. Hogsett StauntoI,
Va: Miss Julia Murphy Staunton, Va. Joseph j.
Mccormick, Steele's Tavern, Va: Geo. f. .senger,
Rockingham county; Miss Emma Weller, S:aullton,
Va; j. 2. Cleveland, stanton, Va
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-17

UNPAID TAxEs.-At the meeting OF the
City Council on Tuesday night Mr.. Witt state
that there were over $40, 900 in taxes due the
city, and ii the money was collected the city
would be comparatively easy with reference to
its financial condition. Indulgence has been
g.antcd from time to time heretofore, but it is
the purpose Of the Council to attend to the
collection Of this unpaid balance at once. Those
who have neglected this matter, had better
walk Up TO the captains Office aud settle.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-17

The purest, freshest, best and cheapest con
dictionaries at Hawkins, on Augusta street.
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DEATH OF Hon. REvERDY JoHNsoS.-This
venerable and distinguished lawyer was found
dead in the grounds surrounding the Executive
Mansion at Annapolis, Nd, on tile evening Of
the 9th. lie was the guest Of Gov. Carroll
and had dined with several gentlemen short
time before he was discovered dead by a SER
want. ThsGe were large wounds on the right
side of the forehead two fractr~es-of the skull
from the upper portion of the forehead to the:
eyebrow, dislocation of q finger of the left
land, and cuts and bruises on the hands and
legs. He was in good health and was to have
argued case in the Supreme Court OF Mary
land the next day. lie was in his s0th year.
~------------
ANOTHER GaEELEY MOVEMENT. = The
Washington correspondent of tile Baltimore
Sun, of the 18th, has the following paragraph.
1t is only necessary to say that Judge Davis Is
known as Republican, but by virtsle Of his
position has had very little to do with pa!itics
Whether the Democratic party cares to make
another Greeley experiments, remains TO DO
seen. Its resort is expedcnt, for it has no
principle or policy that is recognized as appli-
cable to governmental administration. and it
is entirely possible that all tic old Democratic
leaders VIII be thrown aside, and Judge Davis
taken up. The correspondent says:
The movement from the West to bring for
ward Judge Davis, of the United States SUI
premc Court. at the National Democratic Con-
vention is participated in by prominent Demo-
Gratis who f'aye great faith in his success as I.
compromise candidate for the Presidency, iii
view OF the number If conspicuolis Democrats
ra f,uf ,oI1f from
ter They give positive assurance from IL
knowledge OF Judge Davis high character,
that if nominated by the Convention lie wos,Id
at or ce retire from the bench, and thus remove
the only serious objection which has been sug-
gestcd as to the policy of his nomination. :,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-17

Oranges, lemons, figs, dates and all the
tropical fruits can be found atJ. P. Hawkins
Mammoth Confectionery, on Augusta street.
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Deaths.
Markets..

On the end inst, near Salt Sulphur Springs. NH
lis Legg, aged abou7 81 years. 4
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-17

See advertisement of sale OF house and lot IN
staunton, by S. L. Phillips and Meade F.
White. Commissioners.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-17

Our market is improving, flour and grain in bet
ter demand and selling at an advance our last
quotations Clover seod i'll demand and bringing
good prices Country Bacon and Lard Him; at
quotations Primo Butter in demand, Eggs plenti
full at decline in price Live and dressed poultry
selling at fair prices and in good demand. Small pro-
ducts generally selling WE'LL with ready sale for all
that is offered.
g. A. RICHARDSON.
Grocer and Produce DeaisIr
corner of Main and Augusta Streets
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-17

English plum pudding at Hawkins Nam
,coth Confectionery.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-17

| THE AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY SOIREE.
| 1t had been long time since the Soiree-go-
ers had attended all entertainment at the All
gusta Female Seminary, and consequently
when the announcement was maae that a
French play would be given at that school on
last Friday night last, almost every one was
longing for an invitation. The previous exhibit
tions and the pleasure offered by them were not
forgotten, and it needed no second bidding to
fill the large hall at the appointed time.
Before the play, came Calisthenics. Tile
'.Wantr' and dumb Bell" exercises were gone
through with, and exhibited the remarkable
precision and grace which have always character
lied this class at the A. F. S. There were also
English recitations by Misses Saffold, Gum
and Armstrong, which proved that both in
structor and pupils had well performed their
duties. The voices were rich, well modulatcd,
and displayed fine Evolutionary culture.
The most prominent featureof the entertain
ment. was the acting Of g French Proverb.
WHICH, literally translated, reads, 4'Vinegar
Never Catches Flies" The young ladies who
sustained the valiio o2 parts were:
Nine D'Ulsac. ........-.................F Taylor.
Mme D'Atale.... Observation-Disclosures. " God.
Mime E'Em6rnn....... ..................lI. HarrlS.
Matlifde DUsac.. ..............-........A. Reid.
Cleirencc D'Ulsac....... .........-.....N. flnck.
Mile Ocfavie.................. ...:."A Saffoiu.
Berthe D'Atade. Sellers.
Alice DfAtac........- ....~~.......;...".N. Tate.
Jeannctte. ...........J. NOtt
While the majority of the audience were un-
able to fully appreciate the incidents of the lit
tie drama, it being spoken in French. there were
few who failed to correctly interpret the elo-
quent gestures and facial expressions of the
fair representatives of dramatis persona. Es-
pccially were Misses Harris and Mott happy in
the rendition Of their parts, and round after
roundof applause attested the delight of the al,-
ditors.
Nine Richard mast have feH proud Of her class.
as there are few teachers who can point to such
tangible evidence of the success of their labors.
The scenery was fine work Of Prof. Richard,
and was gotten up with his accustomed good
taste.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-17

OLD RELIABLE LAND AGENCY, HARRI-
soNBURG, VA.-We direct attention to the list
of properties advertised by j. D. Price, ESQ.,,
Real Estate Agent, Harrisonburg, Va Mr..
Price, has but recently resumed the business OF
selling real estate OH commission, haying sew
eral years ago conducted it very successfully.
Since ne has recommended this line of bust
ness he has sold, at fair prices, a number OF
properties, and has daily inquiries from abroad
for farms and other real properties. He will
not take any property at what he thinks it is
not worth, as his purpose is to sell when he is
assigned the control of realty. Persons desir-
ing to dispose Of farms, mill property, city or
town houses and lots, cannot do better than to
consult with Mr.. Price, and get his views and
aid. Mr. PRICES extensive acquaintance THE
States of Maryland and Pennsylvania brings
him in contact with those who may visit the
Valley with a view of purchasing.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS. FER. II, 1875.

LA DIES.
Bell, miss Jennie McCarty, miss Hannah
Floyd, mrs Sallie Reubush. Frances
Gilman, miss Martha Syrcle, Mary
Haynes, mrs Mary y Sagitzer, mrs Mary
Jones' miss Esi Tucker, mrs Alice
Johnsen, mrs Rea,ecca Wood mrs Charlotte
Kenney. Susan col Il Wallace, inIs JEey'F
Lewis mrs Mary Nrenn, mrs Jennie
Mathews, miss Mary y
GENTLEMEN.
Bell Samuel Mia, PS
Dactson, Rev Harvey McMann, Mr.
Davis, NJ T Price. John w
Crosby. Geo Smith, Frederick
Dosh Rev T w Smith. Wyatt
Erwin, John Terry, GaIven
Huck, Ingieman p
Jackson, Charles Taylor. NJ
Johnson, James Wimbledon, Thos
Lleweyu Carrie .sfGA
The above letters, if not called for within thirty days
will be sent to the dead letter Office Persons calin3
for them sill lease say that theya advertised.
5. II. Y0ST. P. NJ
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g The school girls MeccS-Hawkins' confec
,ticnery.
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In THE HUsTINGs COURT, at the February
term, which teripnated yesterday, accounts
against the Commonwealth in favor of Ser
geant, Deputy Sergeant, Tailor and City At
torney, were allowed.
The two prcscntments against w. S. Rogan-
ME, for keeping faro bank in this city, were
disposed of-the jury assessing fine of $235
in each case, and the term of Imprisonment
, fixed at five months in each case.
A list OF names embracing tiiirty-fve per.
sons from each Ward, was selected and enter
ed on record to serve as grand jurors for the
present year.
The requisite number Of names of jurors
was also presented to serve until next January.
DEGREES in several cases were rendared,
among them one for divorce, on the ground OF
Abandonment.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-17

GRAND JURORS OF THE COUNTY COURT
The following have been drawn to serve as
Grand Jurors at the ensuing February term OF
the County Court.
Beverly Manor District-F. F. Sterrvtt, Da-
yid Speck, Z. D. Shaver, A. A. McPheeters.
Middle River District-A. G. Fulton, Sam
uel Frank, Franklin Fretwell, Thornton Berry.
North River Dstrict-Nathan L. Blakemore,
YIN. B. Cochran.
Pastures District-Archibald 4. Clayton,
Baxter Crawford, Jas. F. Bell, Jnp. S. Guy.
South River District-Jno. S. Ellis, Jno. w.
Gilkeson, Clinton Hall, Jas. W. Patrick.
Rverheads District-Jno. Fl. Wise, Geo. w.
Shuey, IMo. l. Rust, Isaac NcNtoN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-15
Yankee doodle.

After the Ministers Plenipotentiary Of
Great Britain aud the United States had
nearly concluded their pacific labors at
Client, the burghers Of that quaint old
Dutch city determined TO give an enter.
tainment in their honor, and desired 10
have the national airs Of the two treaty.
making powers performed az q part OF
b eprogramme. 30 the musical director
Was directed to call upon the American
ministers and obtain the music Of the
national air Of the United States. A
consultation ensued, at which Bsyard
and Gallatin favored I" Hail Columbia"
while Clay, Russell aud Adams were de-
cidedly in favor Of Yankee Doodle"
The musical director asked il any Of the
gentlemen had the music, and receiving
q negative reply, suggested that perhaps
one Of them could sing or whistle the
air. II cant" said Mr.. Clay, "Inever
whistled or sung q tunsin my life--"per-
haps Mr.. Bayard cAnf' I" Neither can
/" replied Mr.. Baysrd, perhaps Mr..
Russell cant" Mr.. Russell, Mr.. Gala
tin and Mr.. Adams in turn confessed
their lack Of musical ability. II have
il" exclaimed Mr.. Clay, and ringing the
bell be summoned bis colored body ser
yant. John" said Mr.. Clay, whistle
YskRse Doodle for this gentleman
John did 80, the chief musician poted
down the air. snd 81 the entertainment
the Client BpFghsrp' baud played tbs pa-
tionAl air OF the United States, With vAsia
tiobi.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-15

.ska ! a9soi % Lys'Deol aas. saek,.iSk
sdxiSR osin and German 50. s<sp.r n,
CANDLES Boxes. full Hsisht1efo l6kel
bali box full weight l6X 10 lie; quarter box
fell yeight Y % fxypsr 10.
EAssE Is III AlsSssio, d Is,
. 3; Mz21qlsEa4, go. 70 the trade . dis.
Observation-Disclosures barrel. $50.
H0MINY-S barrel, 81 5gI 70.
HAY@S ton prairie. sl2 009ls 90, mixed,
HAKDEAREs ETc.-Bsr iron, u ID. q
f1ozfb Boiler pleiepeAEpgerumentl stamped,
A<o charcoal boiler No. SAC; Ore bed iron,
No. wtoE, 696xc; charcoal bed. SHc; she's
isoPi No 2ato2IiIc shsst iron. No. ~ e
slabs, 6hes aicel slahs, l0l<e; plow Tinss. ~
@6O; hor1s,lhos iron. bHSSc; hoIlowars cast
ings. ,b@ohci spring steel, 1T1c; east steel,
1Hcss xess , doEsn. Q 5o9a Sol boiler rivsts,
HffbtE gTc.r Drs d.suiis. iieiss .A.. !
sslted. n0l2cs gresn EAltsd. 70skoi green. |
EEMoNs4n @es 90 box.
LIVE STOCK Quiet; beef cattle, 202xc;
{ood, S93Heic Aice. A861fc. Cows and cRiyoi
61g7Kcren Er(s5 WSirhts. Mules Siioailo'
Horses. s15eS ckOics. SiiO6zo. 0Isn. si
MATCHES. BLEACHING. Rro.-w.uuO,.
MAtohes . gxQas, 800 in box. !. 80; pagior, 4
kfosse et.v0t 90 Dixen'eA stove polilh, \
fESss, : SSssn's ~slA0Eins. ? E0ss 4e0l
KxGsEtsl nAs xRkG.an xu.af, :.
NAVAL STCRES-ReHn. u bNll yirriu.
sl0Oi pale 81 moi. No 30. piteb. 4
sbl. : oot taf, Dbl %, half bbl. L0i
asnilA roPs 2 y. lselsxc; sisal. lcSlG5foi
Ses osklm, y bale. navy. s. American navy.
OATS-0sts. mixed. E7e4oc; whiss. sSabo,
seed. S96Oo per bnshel. b.,at.sn :
0YSTERS-NOrfolk. IS. land 7 SOC dossn
INIoNs-Per hbl. a 5Oea rs In sacks.
PICS FEET Kegs. l 90 to i 20; hall Dbl. $50
f0TAToEs-Psachblows, l Oal rs; early
rose ! 409l 50; early Goodrich 3 Io01 q; LII.
o. " Is; russets 0o9l Is; pink-syss 3o00
PIoKLEs-Psr barrel. Q 50; h~slf-barrsl.
PALNTS-Linsssa oil, To-; boiled, $50,
turPentine, 46c; Japan dryer. &DN IS; putty,
bulk. 20; bladders, t<o; VArnish, coach %;
eopal, No. /. IS; are-proof paint dry eve;
Ochre. dry, French. 30; white LEAD. l60Iis;
PRAs-& OO92 q y bushel
RABBITS-t3 Is 70 $50 teaH rqa
SWEET P0TAr0EB-2 25Sa 50 per barrel,
TIRNkRS' eT0CK@Tn plate, 10, IOxlI.
3 box. II; 10, llx2, Is; &c, al2xlS, 400; TO-
roofing, Is; TX. 10x1l. Is; TX, IA Do; Isl; TX.
2xl2, y. IS sheet iron. boiled. Nos. i8 and
n, 595He; do, charcoal. -@3o; do, galvan-
ixed. lS9l4c: Russia iron. 2c; Initiation DO,
Ito; sheet sine, lie; iron wire, e016c; soldier,
g0Ie; lead. 100; copper pits. Sc; metallic.
TURKEYs-sl2 mels 90; dressed, laelso
per ID, with only 3 moderate demand.
VIREGAR-6ood 10 choice, lso25o, and
common, 40 per gallon.
WHI6KY-Proof. per gallon. a. In are and
quality, 81 2@T 90. =
W00L-Wool quiet, With washed salable at
0945c. and unWashod ct l5@30o on arrival.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARNING and
three hooped. painted buckets. 81 IS; bnok.
cts, u dozen, brass-beund, cedar, z and 8
hoops, esg9; tubs, painted. nosts Of 8. 3 rs;
No. !, 9 so; No. 2. 8 81; No. s.. I so; okurns,
pine, l6 70 q inches. ! 5009 80; cedar,
iron-bound, Is s1To; cedar, brass-bound, 1850
20;Wen buckets, 4 50@5 80; Washboards, wood,
2 90; zinc, Is; a~x-handles, l Sol 80;
measures. neSts Of s. 111 rs.
WHRAT-No. 2. $50 to q s , bushsl.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-15


In the Chancery Court of Shelby county, Ten
n~essee-Sarah q. K. Weir vs.. x. B. Sanders
OF al.
1T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
4 this cause that the defendants, X. B. San.
ders, Eliza M, Story and Calvin 1. Story, are
citizens Of Texas and non-residents Of the
that they make their appearance herein, 81
the courthouse, Ia tho city Of Memphis, Ten
nessee, on or before the first Monday In April,
1876, and plead answer or demurto complain
ants bill or the game will be taken for con-
and that a copy Of this order be published
once a week. for four successive weeks, In the
Public Ledger.
This 18th day Of February, 1875.
b A copy Attest:
By R. J BLACK, Deputy q. and M.
WIhcHKsTER X WINcHEsTER, Solicitors for
Complainant. u2-lt9-lI-4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-15
mo. 1885,.
ROR-Resldent Notice.

In the chancery Court Of Shelby county Ten.
nesfee- 4. Z. Moyston OF al. W. NJ Il. Ba-
con Ell al.
IT APPEARING FROM THE eHERIPR's
i return IN this cause that the defendant,
WV. kingden Ia not to be found 10 ehelby
codnty; it is therefore orders that no make
bis appearance herein. at tho Court house
in the city. Of Memphis, Tennessee. on OF
plead, answer or demur to compliments bill
or the same will be taken for confessed az
to him and sat for hearing OK parte; and
that q copy Of this order be published once a
week. for four successive weeks. In the Public
Ledger,
This 9th day Of February. 1876.
A copy Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, C. and NJ.
By X J. BLACK, Deputy G. and NJ.
j. p. YOuEG and 7. W. BRowS, Solicitors
for compliments. l39-i45- l5l-l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-15


In che Chsneery Court Of Shelby county,
Tenn6ssso-Stat Of Tennessee OK Fel. Chss.
KortrOcht OF al. vs.. The Southern Oil Works
IT APPEARING FROM THE CROSS BILL
j. Of Beni, Fenton OF 81. 10 this cause, which
. sworn 70, that the defendants. hobt, ".
.Rayneo Benz. o. Il. Rayne. Frederick Cook,
II. u Parkinson and bilRs Weeks are resi-
donb Of the State OF Lonisians that J. ].
McComb Is q resident Of Liverpool, England;
that W. B. o~OuthWorth and Mary A. South
worth, his wifo, are residents Of Rhode
IAlandt that j.. q. Baldwin IL a resident Of the
State OF Connecticut; and that s.. NJ. SWen-
son. GurtiBJ udgon and b. V. White are rosi-
dents of tho State Of New York, and oil
non-residents Of tho State OF Tennosseot
II Is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the o0urt-house In. the
city Of Memphis. Tenn on or before the hrst
Moaday Ia March, 1876. and plead, .nsWer
or demur 10 said cross. bill, or the same
will betaken for contested as 10 them, 0nd eel
fer hearing ox parte; and that aoopy OF this
order b published once o week for four Eue-
eeEsiyO weeks 10 the Public Ledger.
This Slst day Of ~Januwry, 1875.
Edmund A. COLE, O. and n.
81 9, B, MoHHElY, d. o. sndM.
Rn5W EDN, bol. for complainant
l4A-Ht-AA4-NQ HHa.N
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-15

Trustees sale.

RY VIRTUE OF THE TERMS OF A
Il trust deed 70 me executed By Isaac W.
Bass OF. the 18th day. Of December, Bn, to
secure the payment Of certain Notes therein
aescrioea o. 81 ssme OATS. the note for S2o
4ObdAy, eth Day Of March, 1875.
within legal hours. in front or he court
house. in the city of Memphia county Of
smelly snss;cu ana ~ ~. s.s's okIepnsisse. ell q Reblie
following described property situated "a he
counties Of Shelby and Upton, in the 6tats
of4ennessee. and being known 4 ddsssfibed
e follows. to-wit: BF-gittue Of onty Net.
dated the FIRST Of September, 1885. two hun
dred and htty-three acres of the land hersin-
Alfer described vas surveyed, being range
eight and section five besi sning q the north
east corner Of entry No. 1875 for z6 aores IN
south with his line ninety poles, passing his
corner Stn1 alive hundred and thirty poles TO
an ash on etho, north line Of entry No. 1l&
acres IN the name,of Jesse Benton'e heirs aud
thence east with their hnegnU hundred poles
10 q pecan marked II ] B. their northeast
corner; thence south twenty-five roles 10 "a
elm and blackberry thence east one hundred
ana seEenty poles to an elm marked J b.
thence north sixty. i've poles to q willow On
me DAso 81 VId nVsr; thence yest Dirty de-
. -" ~ NAA AAWUhN"ANU
poles to the beginning. An o. tho land above
described will DO sold except one hundred
acres fro-s che xesters portion Of the tract
| above described. "
Also . certain tract of land situate In said
counties Of Shelby and Upton, being grant
No. 5iz. bearing date August Is. 1916, for so
acres, but By computation only $50 acres, ths
oalance being lost BY an interference with
an older entry In the name oil John TriEr for
two hundred and ffty-tWo acres, said tract
beginning in Shelby county. at a. hickory
marked X X on the east boundary Of ! tfa6t
OF one thOusand four hundred and thirty-siX
acres, in the name ef the heirs Of jesse BEN
ton thence running east one hundred and
SIX chains and forty links to an elm marked
X; thence north one hundred and aixty
poles TO q willow marked K Ron the bank Of
Oid river; thence down Old river Onehundfed
n seventy poles TO ] Triqg's northeast cor
ner OF. two hundred and ffty-three acre
tract; thence sonth sixty i've peles 10 Trigg's
corner; thence west with his line enc hundred
on the eRst line OF the 143S acres III the name
Of Jesse Benton's heirs; thenoe vita said fine
south one hundred and ninety eight poles 10
the beginning, being the sane property de-
gcribed In said trust iced, which is Registered
In said Shelby county in book "a, page 10.
n in said Upton county in deed book r.
pages 3ol, 392. Ss3 and 394, being the s1ms
plantation sold by Schaller & Gerke 10 SAID
Bass, which said lands lie together in enc
bedy and constitute one plantation.
H. The equigy OF r~eaemptlon u waived. I Title
believed to be good, but l will sell andeonysy
JOSEPH L. HAHN, Trustee.
| I. v. EDGINoTOE, Attorney, ls6.6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-15
RKIGHTs OF PYTHIAs.

TENNESSEE Lopez No. 6-Meets NJ
every Wednesday night at $50 Second
gtrset. Vincent Block, opposite Court Square.
Joe Locke. G. c.; W L. Parker, V. CT
Klostemeyer, p; G. W. j.. Crook, N. Of B.;
John Wilson, ". Of r.; W. H. MOySton. K.
Of K. and 8.
MENPHIs Lopez No. 6.-Meets for drill on
inc second, third and fourth ThurFdsy. r
s Creishton. G @: p W Mouse, &c; Jos s
Leon VIC; John Wood. P; B PSmith, N +;
p W ViguS. M &; \ Bath, KRIS.
C0uR DE- LION LODGE No. l8-Meets even
Monday night at $50 Second street, Vincent
Block, opposite Court Square. J. j. Ross, ..
e.; Il, Il. Briggs; Y. CIT 3. WilsOn, P;
of =; Nv. SohAfer, K. Of r. g.; ], q
Walston, P. @.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-15
FINANCIAL AND u~ohMERmAL
H0NEY.
RgBLIO LIOeHR 0syIgss.

PUBLIC LRDanR Ovyros.
AErHIs, TuN. february u. lSIS.l ?
The money market remains quiet. With
little stir in financial circles and nothing
doing aside from local checking and de-
posting. Currency is equal to the de-
mand, with money easy, 6rat-claSs com
merciaL paper offering freely at lO@l2
D cent. y annum; on the streets rates
on short loans rule at li923 y cent. y
month. Exchange is steady and in fair
supply, as follows: On New York and
Eastern cities buying at ic discount and
selling at par; on New Orleans buying at
tc discount and selling at par. Gold
rules steady at ll2@ll2t, with limited
transactions. Scrips and bonds of every
description remain dull and nominally
unchanged, with no transactions worthy
of note.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-15
o. D. q. DIRRCTORK.

ODD Fellows. Hall. corner Main and North
Court sersetsS
MEMPHIS LoDaH. No. 6-meeN every Tues
dey. C. Il. Plisohke. N. g.; SIS. Garrett,
re-; L. S. Burr. Secretary; B. =. Risk,
0EfcKAsAv Lopez, No. s-mses every Mon
day night. r. j. Reok, N. G.i E. NJ,
Hearn, v. g.; a D. Gibson. r. g.; John A.
Holt. Treasurer; Thomas Bacon, r. B.
SCHILLER LODGE, NO. HO-moets every Wed
ne,day night. John SpanE.- n. g.; Frank
Dries, v. g.; Ohas. Bornef. Secretary; John
BANNER IsDeE. No. lT-mests svsry Friday
atcht. c. Il. Neid sick, N. Ell. W. Apder-
SON, V. g.; Wm. Henry. P. and B. B.; IL
BL1vS CITY LoDeE, No. lS7-meets every
Tuesday evening at go Second street. ID. Il.
Porter. N. g.; r. d. Sneed. v. g.; v. II.
Moyston, Secretary; D. N. Kennel az. Treas.
HHoAMPHEEFs.
aLYoso ENcANPHKET, No. 3-meets on the
lat and 81 Thursday nights Of each month.
John A. Holt, O. P; Charles NJ. Carroll. II.
p; D. \ Good year, s. W.; Thos. Bacon,
Scribe; B.. Bingham, Treasurer; W. X.
MTSPHis E-soAMPxrST. No. s9-mssts I'd and
eth Thursday niEhts Of each. month. Joe
Locke,C p; A w Newsom, II P: g W l.
Crook, & W; s S Garrett. J W; he Cullen.
Scribe; CHI Plischks, Treasurer.
DEaREE LODGE,
MKNPHIs DRaRHB LoDGE No. 3-Meets frst
Saturday Of each month: Q. N. Carroll, d.
W,;Ben Bingham. D D. M; A. Z. Kenna-
day. A. o. M; T, P. Holland, Sec'y; +. W.
Smith, Treas. %
GENERAL RKLIEF CoXMfrTEE-J. 8, wilkins,
Chairman, go Main street; John W. WayRes-
burg. Secretary and Treasurer, 30 Front
street; A. D. Gibson, 6 West Court street; j.
@. Schmidt, a Msnroe street; D. 7. Porter,
* Union street.