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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAVRE-Tn steamship Canadd oct. IN Charles
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Warker aud servant Nine FOurner, Mile Blanche Ioaas
Nine Eigia Torres, Sour Marie StCyrile. SRur Mare
Ste Euphrasie. Marie stAuselmc Pabbe Guyot M
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Reraud NJ IafOrcade Mime. LatOrcede, Nine. ii. Potter
Mmo Fauestad, NJ Jolly. Nine. Jolly, Mile Leila, Nicolas
Flamand, ". Darcy.
FROM HAVANA-In steamship CtB Of Harand, Oct; A.
Thomas A. uyley George Andrews, EardO O. Bal l5Te4
Tus bio Condo Crespo, Garcia Martinez John
Williams HilarO ROdrI Alberto Nerasgu and three
Cinnamon.
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Gudemann A. Iueder q. w. Hyatt Luz Durio Miss c. Da
no r. r. Martin j. o. Cader,n. NJ. A Cabello, J. GOdroy
and wife Mrs A. Thurbor, Fernandez r. Carticabura.
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NEw-YORK, Feb. Il, 1876
To the Gorerning Committee Of The Ne' lorH S'o'E
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

During Thursday, for the South Atlantic
aud I,asi ulf states iig.er followed by falling bhromc-
ter eo1-wes 10 southeast winds, ami warner' partly
cloudy weather. succeeded by ram areas IA Lc lattcI
and falling temperature in North Carolina.
In the Uppcl Mississippi and Lower IssOurl valleys
fuIng barometer, rOutucIly to cascfy Wnd- warmer
rarity cloudy or cloudy weather and especially III the
SOU hcrn PORTIONS rain areas. 90.
F5r The lake region rising followed by falling barone-
ton westerly To- souhcrly winds, stationary TO rising
ti,uipcratuIe aud clear OF partly cloudy We athgr
For he Middle Sc,es rsing JoHowed ny ldnng
bgronefer paabe teinds Hcariy
and c;e0r or partly cloudy ,rcdLer.
In NV. Engl md rising barometer, westerly To south
erIy winds ana ,,utiy cooler, partly cloudy weather
ILe Lower Ohio River and the Mississippi from 81.
Louis to Memphis continue slowly falling.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore Vanderbilts condition has I'M
proved since A. NJ yesterday. At that hpur ne p""
very severe attack Of palm Dut ~ H. III ', i', ~
ttod ,ha ba was easier and It expected that he
,vou,d have a ouiet night. lie has rallied great deal
from his weakness Of Monday and was able to SIT in DIS
reclining chair during day and be Tue irOnI
room for two ar three hours He received ie" VSo'S
and the servants kept busy answering the inquiries
of the many callers. AT 10 p IN yesterday there was
every indication that he would have cohioi'aD'
night.
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W1RRLED.
RAIlHETIO

BARRETTo- BREYOOET-On Wednesday, Oct Z, at tho
Church OF the IIdusguraOn. TWci ynuth-st. an Fifth
ave uy Rev. Clover, ID. D., rector of St stephens
Church Mibum " j., Gerard VI. Barrelto Of Ncwl %
Laura. daughter OF the late Henry BrCyOOrt
JAY KANE-On Tuesday Oct 3, al IT. James Church.
Hyde PARK " by the Rev Dr. Eatnn. assisted by The
ey Dr Cay the par ia, Augustus jay Of New
YORK Emily A. daug ghtcr OF the late DE Iancey Kane.
LEE-LORTON-At Seneca City :. G.. by the Rev Wm
smith GIDEON Lee OF CARMEL y. Y, cad Miss Ella LOr
ton Uf IeudletOl, :. &.
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be true and can be substantatcd, would it not be
well for the stockholders to take measures to find
outand if necessary. apply the remedies which are
certainly 20 be obtained from the courts
A MICHIGAN CESTRAL STOCKHOLpER.
Hey- YORK, Sept 30 1876.
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tory for the excellence IN every respect OF It's perform
ances The best solo talent will be engaged Tor inc 'o
certs, and season of unexampled interest may o
looked forward 10.
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YELLOW FEVER AT SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct. 4.-The total number
Of utorments to-day a. of which II were from yell
low fever. OF the burias, 10 were colored persons
Dom Gabriel Berger, o. 3. b.. Catholic priest died to-
day. Both OF the signal station officers are sick
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05

Are You Threc and Ten withe too feeble
suppress tU siycIng chill Winter brings % a. age
you need PAHKBns GGER TONIC. sold by al dr1gsss.
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Suecial Notlces.

Actual Reform in Lghting Heating. and Cooking by
Latest Improvements shown at BARlIErrS FACTORY
DEPOT, 6l9 broadway. New-HOTk
Brises Fail styles and Felt Hats ready poru.
lar prices. 2lf broadway Park BauI Builhrg
Not being willing sell brass at any price and wias
10 meet disposition for cheapnoss which leads macy
lose tgr money IN baying poisonous brass Irls, oEcr
SOLD COLD , ~ t3 g co1 f,F te 1So s @ %
nearly It OF the brass trsh which alwas sold
stairs. opposite \. 4. steUerts
Patents, trademarks. &C.,
''sqf u ilS e TiIg HI S aGs FhF '2iF HGEnHes22%
25S Brondway. NeSlork
Best references. Srul fOr BOOK 81 instructions.
Post-Once notice. FOREIGN MAILS for lbe week
ending SATURDAY, oct . 1870, VIII close ~ ,tls Office
S %a QaIsnslowa a. on WEpNEsDAE at Il M, ~ eeIs
PER steamship h5tila, VA UUttislo"hi 9I i'DA /,
P.yn,outh ChciJolrg. and Hamburg on SATURDAY. at
A3O for j3ulope per si'ailsalP bIiahnc wa Gno,ls
forwarc BY This steamer mns; be specially s,rs;eD
and a. 40 a. M for seGoD5 n r St F.ci % wa
steamship Ciuaa via Hayrei and az 1880 M tor Europe
lranrsii, Wyouhng. Algeria and Bnla,nic w not tlse
rils Dcnm'rs Swocn, aud No:way lhe mails ~ mo
YotL 2G. The ma.s Tor China &C. viii leave san AN
cisco Nov. /. Tho mi2 for Australia Sc; WI leave ,an
seventh Assembly District Hayes nEd Wheeler Csm-
pnisa Cub. lG,iaiisr a. Bra.SaS: igpIy insshs
tci Henry J. burnett IIon Henry H. towiand and WecSes
W. culver and others singing BY glsq SSi President
W. p mcHARDsoS secretary:
scyenrccnta Assembly District ReppbliicS2n N Assge;
"SS eS@s %ii s the 0 aur n between & ass
Eighthaye Good speakers nay, nav 'o'" '"sN~ ~
quartet win sing Ladies IISEL W. MASON President
Cro,cr W cHEsiRg Secretary.
-o,,.. srhir,.srr. Assembly District aaye. and
wnssier Gasssn Cab MI hCS old @ TesHS ssBAY q FTeS FSf
Hall 30 2Jl West T on ON Bent X Phelps win
JOHN +. wnGHT. seey'
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Potatoes are ripe, and farmers are now
tr( IA dig.-IDally Graphic.
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PHILHARMoYIC SOCIETY OF BRoOKLYN.

The Brooklyn Philharmonic Society will
give during this its 10th season, five concerts as usual
With Mr. Theodore Thomas conductor The dates OF
the concerts Dec 16 jan 90 Feb TO- March IT, and
April IA Three public rehearsals win be given before
each concert. Mr. Thomass orchestra has been en-
gagged for these concerts but he will be allowed 70 re-
enforce TO any desired extent, and restriction.
sunay or otherwise will be placed upon him. The So
cety Ia in an unusually prosperous condition, aud Is de-
srOus Of making this season the most noted In its his
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

fTbe dszrs shows variations !n this c b. tcntiso
inches The prPenic Lnsa are divisions Of g Tor ihr 3a Pre-
hight Of barometer TIC e{uiar cavsd n IN more o, rs
When The curved line Is enf-y s1y. The lac o mesa
weather ~rI
ift-re sudden ahi eScrve aie,ua n2h n1s 'on
Indicated t-qrhcy
Nhrb
the tl- i'
lice from the line iBo
wct.n- While nom sLSs
to ABors points unuisakably TO plrasant westhefI
The chief feature Of Yesterdays curve OF pressure IL
tle rapid rise toward the close There Is slight in
crease Of humidity, and the temperature Is somewhat
lower The conditions ront to Immediate change Of
importance. render IL probable that rain storm viii
DE at hand with the last Of the W, elk.
For this city aud vicinity somewhat cloudy day ls
indicated with little change IN temperature, except That
the wind will be cooler toward night
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DIED.

Au Notices Of Marriages must be iadorSei wih jal!
,,,I
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
STATE OF NEW-YORK.

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN. 1876.
HFADQV RTERS REPU BLICAN STATE COMMITTEE
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. NEWY0RK.
THURSDAY, Oct 8.
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NEw-YoRK. Oct 4, 1876.
To NcSsrS. BRAYToS IVES Ircsidcd Heic York Si0e
Exchange; RUFUS IIA1cn, Russell SAGE, CAMMAN &
CO., WHITE. NORRIS & CO., f. y. GALLAUDET, SAMUEL
BoococK & CO., < 81. mills & Co., TowAR LARNED,
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Amuaementa.

MEMPHIS THEATEE. - Tonight tie
Stevens Dramatic Combination will cota-
meuce an engagement at the theater BY
presenting the beautiful society drama
entitled Led Astrsy. Among the lead
ing members of the troupe are the fol-
lowing: Miss Fannie B.. Price, Miss NJ.
B. Pennoyer, Misses Vincent and Ran.
som, Messfs. Dorsey Ogden, W. j.. Gil
bert, j.. Severance, Il. B. Norman, Chag.
D. Stedmsn, Summers, Gilbert and Far
rem. The Stevens Combination Is ia
every respect equal to the Kurdish troupe
and the Daley Fifth Avenue company,
both Of which drew SO well at tho sheater
last season. The programme Of attrac.
tons for the week, as will be seen, is very
attractive-Tuesday, Ours; Wednesday,
Frou.Frou; Thursday, Londou Assn
rance; Friday, Saratoga; Saturday, New
Magdalen.
VARIETIES = The Wasbiugto set
Varieties opened out for the s..son.
under the management Of Marsh
Adams, last Saturday night. The ho1ss
was crowded TO excess, and the perform.
ance ives hign., enjoyed. The Company
is quite a good one, and is Composed Of
Misses Ella Stowe, Viola Wray, Ida
Wallace, La Pauline, and Messrs. David.
son, Wild, Adams and Bryant The
lattsr is a Epsical artist, aud plays upon
a dozsa instruments with ease and abili-
", a change OF programme will be
presented at the performance tonight
and no doubt TO a large house, as the
present Varieties troupe is one Of the
best that has been in our city for years.
The Varieties has been artistically
touched up by the well known Msmphis
scenic artist, Nc. James Hutton.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16

Yesterday morning at the head o. the
Tennessee chute, some six miles up ths
river, a negro named Dave Stewart slab.
bed another negro named Doc Deas, in
a terrible manner, from toe effects Of
which it is expected that he will die.
Stewart fed and was pursued by a crowd
Of negroes. Some miles from the seine
of the staobing Stewart laid in wait ios
his pursuers, and on their coming up, lie
leveled his trusty shotgun and feed. IA
tally %wounding one Of them, a black man,
whose name our reporter did not learn.
Stewart wal at once surrounded aud
taken prisoner. The negroes tied him
securely and brought him to this city
last evening. He wa placed in the
station.house andto-day was committed
to Jail without bail by Mayor and Re.
corder pro TEN Williamson.
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Coil Caohfnc stove.

The Mayaower coal cook sto7e is n
of the most popular stoves in the mat
ket. House-kespers appreciate q coal
cook stove because it is the equal if not
superior to the wood cook stove in every
respect, and it costs much less to run il.
Mr.. Louis Dusb, No. 1874 Main street,
Gayoso Block, between Beal and Gayosc,
is the agent for the Mayfower stove.
He has them of all sizes and styles.
These stoves are guaranteed to give com.
plete satisfaction. Mr.. Dush also deals
in CRATES, uantels, hardware, hollowwsre,
tinware, etc. His stock is complete in
every respect.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16

write up an account Of the matrimonial
comedy ere long from a wedding stand
point.
In another column appears q commu-
nieation from Mr.. Peters with reference
to the custom-house site troubles. The
communication will repay perusal now
that the person or persons who are re-
sponsible for the error in the legislative
enactment are sought for with a view
that they may be made to rise up and
explain.
Alfonso karr proposes that the French
government fine or tax every bachelor
over twenty-five years Of oge SO a means
of preventing the decline of the popula-
ton. Some member Of the last Lsgisla-
ture Of Tennessee introduced a like
proposition, but it was defeated by the
Legislative bachelors, they asserting that
the decline of population didhot result
from bachelordom.
Next Friday evening Rev. T. D. With.
erspoon will deliver a lecture at the Sec
oud Presbyterian Church. Subject-"A
Fortnight in the Alps" Several years
ago Mr.. Witherspoon was the pastor OIL
the Second Presbyterian Church in this
-
city, aud was exceedingly popular with
young people Of all classes aud creeds OF
account Of his liberal opinions and the
absence of all ssctarisu bigory in biz
~diseOurses.
On Friday, November 81, q gra9t
TiIdeu and Hendricks rally viii be helc
at Holly Springs, Miss. A barbecue vii
be given during the day, aud OF night
torchlight procession will be partici
pated in by the Democratic climbs G
Marshall and adjoining counties. Anon
the speakers announced are Hon. Case
Young, Colonel NJ. C. Galloway, ex-Gov
Harris, and Elector j.. W. Clapp, of thi
city,
We learn by a gentleman from Brsde
Station, on the Louisville railroad
that Tommy Braden, son Of Esquire j
: Braden, Of that place, was thro,sn iroI
his horse yesterday and received cue
+ injuries as to cause his death in a fe
hours. The victim to the sad accider
/ was a very bright and intelligent la
] and his father and mother have Il
: deepest sympathy Of a large circle
friends in this city over their un,ime
loss.
= There seems to be but little dou.
that Governor Porter will fail to carr
Memphis and Shelby county in Mover
i. Der next. The low tax voters cam,
afford to support a high tax candida
! for Governor who stands by and defenc
his unconstitutional ooupon-purchasiu
scheme. A little ceDsure nov and the
IS is relished by the wisest men, let the
d be Democrats or Radicals. Ex.Govs
IS nor Harris retired from the position
'r ~elector in order to produce harmony
East Tennessee, Even B, Lewis tire
ic up a nomination for Congress in ord
le to harmonic his party, and now it wou
lie be in order for Governor Porter to foll'
these examples before it is too late
harmony.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16

at tbeir opening tO.morrow.
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BASEBALL.
The LOuisvilIians Defeat the Reds
NJ Central PaFk.

About two thousand people visited
Central Park yesterday for the purpose
Of witnessing the game between the
Memphis Reds and Louisville League
nine. The game was fairly played by
both clubs, but resulted in a victory for
the LouisvilIss by a score Of . to3. The
Reds played at a disadvantage owing to
the fact that Burfalow was unable to fill
his position as pitcher, and had to give
place to Msher. This, perhaps, changed
materially the result Of The game, al
Leaf SO fsr IS difference in the score il
concerned. The following tabulated
statement Of the game furnishes all the
necessary particulars:
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Commodore James s. Wise, superin,
tendent Of the Memphis and Cincinnati
Packet Company, and Treasurer oil
Hamilton county, Ohio, is in the city in
the interest Of his pscses line. he ap.
peared on Change to-day and was greet
cd by a host Of riends.
Colonel Ed Hart, a well known Msdi
son street cotton shipper. returned to the
city last night hon New York,
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MURDER OF A W0SAy.


A Negro Row Near tho Mouth OF
HEatehie.
Last Saturday Peter Mayo, a negro
working Oh the James Place, near lac
mouth Of Hatchie, came to Memphis
With a negro woman named Clariss1 Car.
pent9r, who also worked on the same
place, in the employment of L,bert
Pryor (colored), who rented and ran the
plantation. The man and woman had
had several quarrels heretofore, and the
woman went to live with a family at the
other end of the place so that she ant
Mayo could not come in contact. BuI
they came to Memphis together Saturday
and, having purchased a few gallons o.
whisky, lett for home, Goth being intoSi
Gated.
Early yesterday morning The woman
was found dead in Mayo's cabin yard
her brains being dashed out and severa
horrible cuts and bruises appearing OF
face and head. She mad been beaten /,
death by Mayo, who used an exhandl,
and d shovel. 1t seems that both wer,
intoxicated, and the killing was the con
sequence. The colored people at tn,
place at once arrested Mays and brough
him to this city. Justice Winters hell
an inquest ul.oA the body of the murder
ed woman, aud the jury returnad a YER
diet in accordance with the above facts
Justice Winters committed the murdeget
Mayo to Jail without bail.
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FURNITURE,
Every quality and price.
w. u. THHXT0N,
266 Second ste

COMMISSION merchants filing orders
for their country customers will find it
to their interest to examine the stock Of
saddles, harness, collars, etc. Of Fergu.
son q Co., 33Ol 81 conf street. They
make special INDUCEMENTS. Cell and
see them. lBT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16

Having changed our line Of
delivering meats to the after
noon, our customers will
please leave their orders ev-
cry morning and they Will re-
eeive prompt attention.
E. SEESSEL, SR., d. SON,
Meat, Fish, Oysters Hnd Game
dealers, corner Jefferson and
Second. 80
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SAILING 0R Lika Hnt Oakes.

The black doeskin pants at Sc, worth
$40 a pair. The goods are all warranted
as good as any ~ the city at fifty per
ceut advance. BE sure aud buy a pair
Of them at tie Great Western House.
mWf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16

TuE type, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER JOB Office are as good as she
best, and hence we guarantee FIRST class
work and full satisfaction to our patrols.
nat
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16

Go to H. Esch for reliable
cigrrs, $40 Second at, OpPO-
site COurt Square, 2I7 Mssin
ST., W~OrsllaHa House. 27,t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16

corner Main and Gsyoso, is the head.
quarters of Lemp'S celebrated St. Louis
beer. He also keeps a restaurant, fur
nishing meals for Use. He will also have
fresh oysters on hand during the season.
Ee
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16

In the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skillful aud tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display of any Job Of printing. l28+
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16

Fresh Oysters and Celery
received daily by express at Victor D
Fuche,' Al Jefferson street. ST.
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HAVING a very large stock Of mems,
boys and children's fine hats, we will
sell cheaper than any house in the city,
by the case, dozen or singly.
LElDY & Co., opp. Court Square. Ga
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16

Yeast Powder, 35 cents per
pound, or 8 pounds for 81, at
Tea StOre, 3GS Main VI. l45.f
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Gabe Klein, agent for EI0n
ler's safe aad Lock Company.
Office, No. I75 Rain strseg,
Memphis, Tenn. As
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16

Save your money by bUying
your furniture, carpets, etc,
Of Ames, Beattie 81 Co., 800
Main street, 1911
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16

ALL styles, all qualities Of hats at low
rates for cash, OF Leidy & Co.'S. CT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16

HARRY CoHS has gos it. Call a. he
Great Western Clothing House, 22g
Main street. mgf
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HAVING reduced the prices Of our hats,
we will sell cheaper than they can be
boua BIT elsewhere. [64l LEIDv & Co.
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Just Receivea Dy -.

Reelfoot perch, fresh oysters, game,
celery, etc, at signaigo & Cas-, 278 SEC
Dad street, opposite Court Square. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16

By 7. ]. Merritt from life or small PIC.
lures. This is his fourth year, and he
leaves it With the citizens to examine tie
many pictures painted BY him and now
10 every neighborhood in the city, be.
lieving that when seen tbey will bring
him new orders. Studio at 3S5 Main
street, third door south Of Craig's seed
store. 38t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16

JonX wendell, 81 Poplar street, has
Lamp's beer and everything good to eat
23-f
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COyVERSE'S BuLIARD ROOM,
81 South Court st.
Tables lately reitted with new cloth:
new cushions aud new balls. GO

The Alligator stove for coal, and the
Occidental for wood-tbe best cooking
stoves aver invented-for sale by John B
Ford, No. 1913 Poplar. 2lt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16

There al MiIlinns in IA.

By purchasing your clothing and fur.
hishing goods at the Great Western
Clothing House, 227 Main 1t. mwf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16

EVENING school at the Christian Broth.
ers' College will begin Monday, October
l6.h. Terms reasonable. SO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16
THE CITY
MEMPHIS:
MONDAY Evening, Get I6, 1870.
ReductiOns-MiIllnerY.

For bargains in millinery goods, 90 TO
f. Lsvigne's, $50 Main street. 37t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-16
Louis Wosllsr's Saloon.

tbs Custer hat at Cohen'a, 2l9 Main.