Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-07-29

or two Of unmuzzled hounds bite the
dust. The meat pills containing strych-
nine do the work suddenly and ~effsctu-
ally. People who reside down the river
on either the right DR. left coast must
wonder what dog fight has been in pro-
gress up the country as the carcases of
a few hundred Of these animals float
down to the Gulf on the heaving pillows
of the Mississippi.
The City Of Augusta will carry ajarge
party out tomorrow afternoon for q trip
around the islands, below and above the
city. She leaves Tor below at 3 o'clock.
returning at I, and laying at the land
ing a short time, proceeds up the river,
returning about midnight. Arnold's
brass band will be in attendance to en-
terrain the party, ard a delightful time
may be expected. Jake PGster, man.
ager Of the affair, has already disposed
o a large number OF tickets. The fare
is only fifty cents.
Sister Rosalie, Of LaSalette Academy
and of the Dominican Order, died on
Wednesday evening of congestion. Sis.
ter Rosalie had been 10 bad health for
many months and at last succumbed to
disease. OF most amiable disposition,
she won the hearts of all who knew her,
while her Christian virtues shone out
c)nspicuously through her life. Her un.
timely death is lamented by the friends
sld patrons Of LaSalette Academy.
|" None knew her but to love her, none
named her but to praise"
Tits astonishing how far a lover of the
weed will walk this hot weather to obtain
a fine cigar. He will go to the cheapest
and best house to get it, thereby saving
from 8 to Ice. From morning till even.
ing you can, at any time, go to the we'll,
known cigar house OF Sol Coleman, 200
Main street, and see a constant rush Of
our best citizens from South Memphis tc
his store, buying the finest favored
cigar darby arriving from New Orleans
for &c each. Sol is very enterprising
aud for so young a merchant, deserves
the large patronage he so generously
receives.
Ten Of the Mary Burton negro mol
are still on trial before Recorder Duff OF
the charges of riotous conduct. Tht
hearing Of the case was resumed to-day
B and it is not likely that a termination
will be reached for a day or two. Al
Froman, editor Of the Planet, ssegrt
, Radical weekly journal; James Jones
Trip and Joe Bynum remain ia Jail, bt
= ing unable to give appearance bonds
I John Davis, Dave Jones and S. Carte
have given appearance bonds. Wa
rants are out for a number of otherI
among whom are Charles Mosby, Levi
. Brown, the riDgleader of the mob; Mic
6 Surry, Romeo and Hamp Wilson, etc
These bucks have skipped out into th
suburbs to escape arrest.
!. No little indignation is felt through
out the city because the Democrat
Executive Committee refuses to call Ii
city delegates together to nominate
candidate for magistrate for the city
large, or to make the nomination ther
! selves and put some Democrat on Il
ticket, provided in their wisdom the
le believs they have no power to call Il
delegates together. Refusing to put
e, Democratic candidate for this Office {
Is the ticket means nothing else but Il
rs election of a Radical to the Office, al
'e this is freely charged. No one man ca
e defeat any candidate on tie coun
ot ticket, nor can any one mar beat Cast
Young for Congress. The commits
ut should repair the grievous error INN
diately and come up to public expect
Ell tions. This is no time for compromise
o. If Radicals want to become Democra
d let them come in as high %privates for
lg while, not as candidates.