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, 1876-01-03

Association held their juR1fonhlal conferences,
and the prtubytcrianB reformed Churches, Uni
ye.BnstH, and Lutl,etans lciu t4nir auuual as.
auublles aud conventions.
PROTESTANT AND MxfoHMED EPISCOPAL oIluNEuES
Tlo most nutceabo event in the Protestant
Episcopal Church las been tho election aud ro-
lection of Dr. DO Koyon ~ nihhop Of 1Ilioe!B.
lie WIS chosen 10 February, mud tile Convention
which elected hin severely cenhurad lha House
Of Deputies ui tho dunefA Convention for To-
lectiuy tho nomination Of Dr. boymour III
lS7a. Tue Btand!uy Committees by large
majority refused to confirm Dr. Da K0.
ven. III Buptomhet another Convention Mas
held, and DR.. McLaren Was elected. !la
was duly confirmed by the Standing Committees,
aud haB Leen consecratcd Tho lley. Dr.. Eccles-
tuu, o philadelphia, wna elected to tue vacant
1,isnopro Of Iowa. bus there being chaEges
That ths election WAS illegal 10 Withdrew hls
uams from before tho Standing Colpmistoes.
Tho Houas Of Bishops hela : special muatnH III
New York iu Uctotur, aud elected Dr. Schcre.
Bchewsky to th~ Missionary Bishopsio Of Chmn,
And DR.. Clark to tlas Of Africa. 10th hase do
e)iued 10 accept tbs uumlDRtlODs.
Tho Reformed Epsbcopal Church celebrated
3ta second annlyesBaEJ Doc. g. /. has continued
tu grow 1leatliIy. and now numbers il'ty.iiso
sIerKyn,en aud tlity cons1esasious; lily thifa
khich altcles Ut religion di1er!nK ia many
points from those OF tue Protestant Episcopal
Lnu1cl. wess adopted. Three more bishops
oia. DE. nicholson o' ;Nsrsrl. Nix, and tLe
ney. Mr. La:ane. ot g.sglnuA Tho United
3ta,es sud tho Dritsh Provinces wero DIVIDED
Alto seven missionary districts. mud the work oi
lynodical oigalli1asIon W4s begun by tho fornla'
lion III the tall Of tho hynou Of illinois, VIII
biahop Cheney ~ It's Bishop.
ANGLICAN CONTROVERSIES.
The Keet-ton,bntuua controversy IN EnKlhnt
getpalns unsettled. tbs DeEu Of ArcAua tn
gwen AdeclaIou in favor Ut thu Bishop VI Lucu!l.
EoItiing that tho iucumbent OF tbs parish has
right 10 lies its graveyard for pxa:uto gtountl, |
Au chooses, md t1lat the word ''royesen1." q
applied to Eu1colfu1mist ministers, il ILL
gA. An appeal has LII taken t.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04

MESS PORK LisAtwslsAe SIS NtoI II As
mess perk, heavy, SIS 60 ism
MOLASSkS-New common. -cs fair, Scs
prins, ssTsay grns sAeice, 80
srcss, stiSSAs hsSos stove peiiIssS.' y
Eross, q Nesea's NAeklan. y gress, Ea5s
ESltSSylN,esSSNss.
NAVAL SISRES-Renp, y AAls virgin,
Sy'Psls No liANi Nc pitch 9
Manila rOps NlA. lSAlS4G Steal. lSaiSxO,
earred rope, locs tar marlin, $cs spun yarn,
~ Sakam. = eele, navy, S, American nasr.
l 81 best navy. s,
oATS-oats, mixed, sIslss psr husAel.
QNkQNS-pcr ohl. s. 3SN3 50.
pIaSfREr ksss. 9WOss& half hNl.S
P0fAroES-s9Naa IS per barrel. swes,
potatoes, 81 &t0saA
PlCkLNS-per h~Alf-AArrel, 4 50 to 500.
PAlNIs-Ltnseea oil. @i essisd, ISe;
turpentne, &c; japan dryer, $0Sl %; putty,
bulk: ses hladders, tNes vArnish. coach 20;
copal, NO. III IS; hre-proof paint. dry, tkcs
Venetian red, dry, C0oksen's, Sscs yellow
oehre. dry, french, Sc; white lead, i09ile;
rcd seas, ue cessass eSloEs, shSleNc.
RtCk- 0rdinAry 20 choice, 5NaiNc.
SUGAR. L0UISlANA-ln hhds new, fully
lair, Ste SAcs prime. 9ct choice. SScs yellow
clarlhod, l0i4 to l0ec; harreled, 40 hisher.
SUGAR RkflNRD Refined A, -9nNo,
srusaea and pOwdereil9 ate; eraRalated i9So,
cut Loaf VAC per pound.
SYRuPS-CsmmOn TO fancy Ace to $50 per
SALT Coarse aud cOmmen tne 81 6Ssl rs;
dairy in hblS aTSteS0s Liverpool coarse,
saeks, Stolte Liverpool hAe. sacks, l 60 to
SOAP Resin and German 5 to 6ko per ID.
SIARNh-tN eSc perth
TINNRNS' ST0Ck-nn plate, &c. l0xll,
= box ~ lCs Mx2, Isl Ie, lsxl2, ~ 0e &c.
ROBINS Is; X. lexli. Is; TX. II 80; Is; *,
Itxls. II IS; sheet Iron, boiled. Nos. D ana
Y, 5SeSes do, charcoal, csc; do, galvan-
lsed, lS9lic; Russia iron, &o; initiation do.
lie; sheet sinc, lie; iron wire, 99lSos soldier,
ass; lead. LOO; COPE pits. SOC; metallic.
sc; block tin, Sc.
TuR EYS-S 90 10 y % per dessn.
NNk6Ak-4ocd 10 choice. ISg2o, and
common, lie per gallon.
WhlSkl-Proof. Per salon, as in Rse and
quality, 81 sci 90.
WOOL Fine asece washed. IS h 26c per
pound; medium fleece washed, 50 to Sc;
coarse fleece washed, q to sSa; choice tub
washed. Slto sSc; fair tub washed, Is TO SOC;
fine unwsshed, Is 70 lTcs medium unwashed,
y 70 l5c; coarse unwashed, Is % zoe; common
aSd bury, 10 10 lsc.
MOOD AND Willow wARR-Two and
three hoped, painted buckets, 81 IS; buck.
eE, q dozen, hrsss-bOuna, oedsr, 2 and s
hoops, $500; tubs, painted, nests Of s. 3 Is;
No. /, = SO; No. 2, 5 50; Ne. S. Z So; cAurns,
pine, Is 10 y inckes. 7 5000 Sc; cedar,
iron-bound, lSsl7e; cedar, brass-bound, 100
20; we'll buckets, SS995@; washboards, wood,
2 90; sine, IS; a~x-handlcs. / 25Nl $50;
measures, Regts Of &. l@l rs.
WHEAT-No. 2. 75c to 81 @ . bushel.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04

with 300 bales of cotton and pros
poets of a big trip out of the river
Captain Postal also reports the
John Howard, en- route to New
Orleans, hard aground between
Jacksonport and Augusta.
The good steamer Ruth, Captain
Milt Harry, is the regular Saturday
White river mail packet leaving
this evening for Jacksonport and
all points on White, Black and
Little Red rivers. She pays strict
attention to all way business and
makes direct connection at jack
sonport with a light : draught
steamer for Black river. The Ruth
has unsurpassed passenger accom-
modations. Ed Crowell controls
the Office, and will make it agree
able for all wishing a pleasant and
safe journey to White river. The
Ruth came out of the river with
$50 bales of cotton, a lot of seed
and sundries and a big list of people.
The General Council at their
meeting yesterday afternoon grant
ed the petition of Steamboatmen
for the improvement of the wharf
from Court to Monroe street. A
resolution was passed authorizing
the City Engineer to advertise for
bids for the regarding and repaving
of 800 feet. The Council also
passed a resolution requiring the
present contractors to complete
their work according to the time
allowed them or else forfeit the
contract.
The Osceola Belle, Captain An
drews, is the regular Saturday
packet for Ashport and the upper
coast, leaving this evening at s
o'clock, and giving special atten-
ton to all way business. Captain
%. K. Joplin, who has endeared
himself to people in the bends by
his courtesy and prompt attention
to their business, controls the office.
He is not only a fayorite with the
shipping and travelling circles, but
an especial fayorite of the ladies
because he is a "blonde." She
came in at 10 am. with 327 bales
and 20 bags of cotton, 1868 sacks
seed and SO sacks corn, and sun.
dries.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04
sntcIde by dynamite.

About a fortnight ago a miner
attempted to blow himself up with
dynamite at Nittshill, Scotland.
His neighbors had been saying
scandalous things about him and
he was sorely distressed. He was
seen coming out of his house with a
parcel in his hand, described as
being about the size of a two
pound loaf, to which was at
tached two pieces Of colliers'
"strum," or match. This parcel
contained dynamite. Having pro
cured a match from the house of a
neighbor, to whom he remarked
that /" they had said a great deal of
him lately, but he would put it
past them now" he went out into
the street, and, putting the parcel
down on the ground, leaned well
over it. He then lighted the
" strum" with the match. At this
moment some boys, attracted by
his unusual attitude, came toward
him. keep back" shouted he,
d" for the love of God! or you will
be blown into eternity" The
boys did keep back, and it was well
for them that they did SO, for a
moment later there was a loud ex-
plosion, which startled the whole
village, and Duncan was instanta-
neously blown to atoms, On the
spot where the dynamite had been
laid there was left a hole about
three feet deep by two and a hall
wide
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04
COTTON.

Under the influence Of favorable ad.
vices from Liverpool and New York The
market was strong, with holders asking
higher rates. The demand was iai-
with light offerings, and transactions
we're checked, owing to the irmuess Of
factors, who seemed unwilling te sell
except at full prices. Estimated sale;
for the day, 1000 bales; sales yesterday.
$500 bales, exporters taking 1900, spin.
ners 450 and spectators $50.
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Woman PedsstrIAn.

Mrs. Richards, an English NO
man thirty-four years old, amuses
herself in England by walking
1000 miles in 1000 hours, She
walks two miles from a quarter be-
fore till a quarter past two, and SO
on each successive two hours, tax
ing rest in the intervals. She does
her mile in ten minutes ; and al.
though she has for nearly two
months been walking in this wy,
he does not display the slightest
ymptoms Of distress.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04
FINANCIAL AND OOmNEROIAI,
SONNY.
PusLIc LEpeKE 0FFlcs..
Tenn, November 4. 1870.


PusLIc LEn6Eg oFFics..
MEMrHIs. TENN. November 4. lNo.
Money has accumulated in the banks
the past few days, deposits having been
heavier than usual. Exchange is in ex'
cess Of the demand, though rates remain
unchanged, as follows; New York com
meroial bills e discount selling at par;
Eastern commercial bills lo discount
buying and selling at par; New Orleans,
buying, ic discount to par, and selling al
to premium. Unexeep1ional CONNER
cial paper is readily taken by the banks
at 8 to 10 per cent. per anuum; street
rates on short loans rule at Il to per
cent. per month. New York rates fol-
gold, lO9l; here brokers are payisg lO9'
Local stocks bonds, etc, continue mac
tive. with nothing doing.
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Effect Of RecOiI in Rifle shooting,
Springfield Mass) Union.1

Effect Of RecOiI in Rifle shooting,
Springfield Wass.) Union.l
1t has been a question with
marksmen whether the recoil of a
pistol or rifle occurred before the
ball left the bore. Many have con-
tended that it did not, and that the
tendency Of pistol to " throw up +"
did not affect its accuracy. A re-
cent experiment seems TO have
shown eonclusively that the recoil
occurs before the ball leaves the
bore, and does affect its direction.
The experiment was this: A rifle
barrel, twelve inches long for con-
%yenience, was secured to a solid bed
in such a way as to prevent any
movement but that Of recoil d.
reotly to the rear, and upward. In
this situation it was fired a number
of times, and the balls followed
each other into the same hole in
the target, An incline or wedge
was then made fast upon the bed at
the rear of the barrel in such a way
that the breach would be raised as
it slid back in the recoil. Fired
under these conditions, it sent the
balls lower than before. This
showed hal the recoil and suhse.
quent elevation of the bFeech oc-
Cured in season 10 affect the direc.
ton OF the ball, that is, before il
had left the bore. OF course the
length of the barrel has an eifeol
in several ways upon the degree in
which the reooil affects the accura.
py Of the shooting.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIFALs

ARRIVALS
Steamer james Howard, New Orleans.
Ruth, White river.
st Genevieve, St. Louis.
/ Osceola Belle, Asbport.
Carl Sehurz Scanlan's Land'g
Osceola, Helena.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer City of Vicks5urg, S. Louis.
Geo. W Cheek, Friar's Point
'0sceols, Helena.
IL PORT.
Meunelle. Ruth, City Of Augusta, St.
Genevisve. James Howard, Carl Sehurz,
0sceOla Belle.
COndIIrOn of n Rivers.
The river here declined 2 inches
in the past "a hours, and had fallen
4 inches up to noon to-day the
packets report u to feet from here
to Cairo, and s to 81 feet below
here. at st. Louis the decline is
3 inches, with 6 feet on the cross
iags from there out to Cairo. AT
Cairo the rise was 90 inches, with
10 feet 9 inches on the gauge. All
Pittsburg the decline was 4 inches.
with 4 feet 8 inches on the gauge
At Cincinnati the decline was z
inches, with s feet 10 inches on the
gauge. At Louisville the fall was
inches, with 6 feet 2 inches on the
gauge. At Evansville it is falling.
with 10 feet 8 inches on the gauge.
Cumberland river declined | inch,
with is inches on the shoals. Ar.
kansas river is falling, with II
inches on the gauge and 80 inche,
from Pine Bluff to the mouth.
miscellaneous.
Cool and cloudy.
Fair business doing on the land.
ing.
The Charles Morgan arrived a
Cincinnati yesterday.
The Belle Memphis left st. LouiI
last evening for Memphis.
The Florence Mayer for New
Orleans passed louisville yesterday
The Golden Rule arrived at New
Orleans yesterday and leaves ther,
this evening for Cincinnati.
The Cheek returned to Friar'
Point last evening with a goot
freight trip and was full Of people
The Illinois left Vicksburg yes
terday for Memphis with a fair lis
of people. She will arrive in por
tomorrow night,
The Grand Republic will leav
New Orleans this trip with tn
Thompson Dean, and keep compa
ny with her throughout the season
The 0sceola came in yesterda
afternoon with 80 bales and 9 bag
Of cotton, and TYR sacks seed, an.
returned last night to the mouth {
the St. Francis river with an e,
, %cellent trip.
I The City of Vicksburg for s.
:. Louis added here $50 bales Of col
ton and 200 bbls. oil.
Mr.. Amos Fisher, late clerk {
the Gaf, lefc yesterday for Cincir
natl by rail, to take charge of I'll
: Office Of the towboat John Mean.
. Captain Lees new lower coal
1 packet, the Coahoma, will arri,
? . tomorrow from Metropolis, and
ready for business by Wednesda,
! Dan Rice's show-boat, the Dan
t, sci, came in at noon from above.
Z The new steamer A. G. Donnall
will be down on Monday or Tuesda
for New Orleans.
The Cherokee for Cincinnati an
Yazoo Valley for Memphis are dr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04
HHIGHTs or PTTEIAs

TrSrrssEr Lopes No 5-Hsess NJ
eyeTy Monday risht at No %
seoond street. Vincent 9lock OPP Nc2ft
Souare. c. LAyton.C &C inc. Nilsen' t.S.;
III EIostemeyrr. P.;G.W.L. 0r0ek, n Of &;
n P-srsTTrfg- Il. 81 r.: ". y. EayEt11. K.
81 R Ind 5 Joe Locke, ?. c.
wrryErs LgpsE No. 6-Mesu Tor drill on
Er1 ThursaEy 81 saca month Regular Eest-
90 Fscsna, third AID f1urth Ihurseay- sona
Wood. &c. y Z Bath, Y Ca AergsA, =;
No. Cohen, K RSsJ lutz, jrs MI a "
Virus, u Il Jos : AsUn, &C
CxuEu LI1x LDBsE 30 ls-MeEtE ID and
stn " sdnsBdHsE : sy multh, II - asoona
Furest, Ninrsns al0oE. oiFpEliH Oo1rt SsuLre-
n n B-irrB. :. G.; Il. Cooper. jr-.s. =; T.
IL. aIigpn, Z {. A. BEr-s ~, q a. D. I.
VenEaFsH. n Of p D. ". 5aaEAsr, l..
II L. 81 ]. !. R1sE, P Z.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04
VxIGHrs OF HONOR

FurErLH IuusE. No @-mestE ever
Tpssdsy ersuinr n AEtFMa 1EA. DO -
SsrVna street.. a. ~ u'flank 5aE1 st11Ee1,
Er1Na1r= jain Lsglar- EspurE--
UxrTr LonsE Nc. sr-mssN sre-T Na1nsf-
day mat a. Hali. Na. - aseo11 Erset NJ
rErE- 5. 5. Garrett Letst1rs l. = III,
EEpsrlsr.
CEEusEg L0DsE. No &l-zssr q AID 81
THURSDAY in casa nonl1.at bHek t-urea'
". z. Mitchell, .; Al. Knapp. Z.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04

LEEFeoL- N0Teubsr4 E:8 p-m--.,tton
Is advancing, no prices given. 3p.m-Coton
ls E~sTulEinT- uu1Eaas 65-l6i: orleans, 6Hd.
5alas. 2.lW halHs. Of gaica 60 we're for
export and EpscuizloE; receipts, l0tW bales,
q winch 500 Wsrs Antnezn. Arrivals are
frm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04
OEuTsCHER BRUDER-BUHD.

DEUTscHER BRUDER-BUSD r. meets lst Sunday
n each month at2 o'clock pm, at Cochran
TALL. r.. q. Schaper. Pres't; 6. A. Junker-
nam. Vice rest; W. GlaentEer, Seo'yi II.
W. Sehultze. reas'r; Aug Zweiiel and John
HandWerker, Sick Committee for Northern
Division; John Wendell and John Margle,
Sick Committee for southern Division.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04
Z o. o. 2. DEREOT0RR. sSM
l.

V0o AouoNsf Ahnt VVAAOA
Court streets
MsNPErs LoDsr, No. 6-moets evsry Tues
day. 8. s.. Garrett. n. g.; A. J. Knapp
We; L. S. Burr, Secretary; b. T.. hlsA'
oaIcx1sAw LopsE, No. 3-mests every Men
dsy night. r.. M, earn, N.3.j AQ. dio-
Son. v, a.; 7. J. Hogan, X. s.; John A.
Ioit. Treasurer ; Thomas Bscon, ?. 5.
ncErLLER LODGE. No. B0-meetg every heq.
nesdsv night. Frank Dries, N. e.ix 30
Bohle, =. O.; Chas. BorEer, Neore,ary; iona
Linkhauer, Treasurer. NIL
B1ESER LeDes, No. lfl-meots svary Friaay
nirht. J.W. Anderson, N. g.; W.k; French,
v. g.; Wa. Henry, 2. and K. 81; j.. VIII
p1rvP CRY LODGF. No. 1ST-mssts every
ahnrsday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. ma
con Webb, N. g.; j.. 2. Young, WIN IL
Moystan, Secretary; A. n Kennedy, tress'
HARMONY LODGE No. l@-meets every Tues,
day night at Odd Fellows Hall, corner Beal
a.. d, a, Reahard, V g.; D. A. Mo0mber,
Sec'y; Henry G.. Dent, Treasurer.
KNoAMPKssrs.
a,voao F%EoAHPNgSf, No. S-msets on The
lat and Sd Thursday niEhts Of each month
N. r. 8oodyeRr, G. Pr W. k.kreno1t LIZ
p. o. Smith, s. W.; ghos. Bacon, Serine; D
bingham, Treasurer; I. j, Hogan, }. "
4svPgis EscANPHsNT, No. 55-lneeH "a ana
t,b Tb1rsday nights Of osch month. G.. ".
T. Crook, G. P; j.. J. Ross, u. P; 5. \.
Garrett, s, W; p. B. Cullen, J. W.; q.
Pischke, scribe; John Waynes0urg, treas
DKGREL LODGE
uvpHIs DECREE L0ReE No. Sheets fTst
S,tnrday of each month. Mm. Henry, y
S.D- a, Wardlaw, D. D. Nj. Frank Mel
lsrsb. A. D. M; T, ?. Holland, Seo'y; r.
W. Smith, Treas.
RurH LoDGE, No. Id or R.-meets seoond
.1S forrth Saturday nights Of each month
T. s. Burr. n. g.; Mrs Marcus Jones, y y.
Up. Holland. sec'y; Mrs. Gee. Miller, Treas
gENERAL RELIrF COMMITTEES Us. Mllkins
tbsirman, go Main street; Jshn W v ayes
STTv. Secretary and Treasurer, 2lV iron
st-est: A. D. Gibson. 6 West Court street .
q. Schmidt. q Monroe strees D.1. FoiV'
81 Ininn street.
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OF HONOR.
NAToNA TEMPLE OF II. AND T.
so, l-meets every Friday even

so. l-meets every Friday even kAH
ing at s o'clock at Temperance Jh1-Rh
Hall, No. 29S Second street.
d, c. McDougal. W. G. T.; Il. Q. Milton, W.
V. r.; G. A. s.. Richardson. W. R.; g, r..
Shepherd, ". A. R.: j II. Thompsop ". r.
R.; Bun +. Price, W. IT.; a. Hum, WI III.
II. hampson, W. D. u; W. A. Hill. y. w.
g.; Geo. b. Elliott, W. 81 Rev. d.. G. Cul-
ton. W. Chaplain.
CHELSEA TEMPLE OF H. AND 7. No. D meets
every Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock. at their
Lali, Brick Church, Chelsea. T.. Il. Colby,
a. g. T.; B. 7. Carr, Wv IT. R. NJ; Ken
dali. W. r.; 7. B. Rawlings. W. A. r.; 3.
y. Chandler, W. 4. R,;W M. Carr, w. FL
W. S. Rodgers. W. u; Il. 7. White, W. b,
u; Chas. II. Lanham, W. q G.. X. Egnew.
VS.; X. j. Rawlings. w. Chap
MONTGOMERY COUNCIL No /, 7, A. AND )
t. meets first Monday in each month, In
Masonic Hall. Gayoso Block, at ~ o'clock
pm. John W. Graham, G. Of c.; Jehn W.
Brush. r.
. THALEs TEMPLE OF II. AND II. No. l-meeli
every Monday evening at ~ o'clock at theil
hall, corner Second and Adams streets, oYel
.an~gine-house. Jonathan Wood, W. q. T..
Johu W. Brush, W. v. t. W. II. Atkinson
W. r.; John D. Cox, jr., W. A: r; John v
Casey, W. T.. H.: Chas. u. MeDougal, "
T.; +. I. Davis. W. U. r. II. Hester, W. D
o.; I. W. Halle, W. g.; J i. Bourne. W
s.; Ian A. johnson. W. Chaplain.
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81 LEDGER.
SEAsOHIO DIRECTORX. a

Ia ,oDsr, W
ourH MEMPHIS, No. lis meets ID Friday
sSrh month, in Odd Fellows Hall. B \
Ealler, y NJ; Blk Pullen, Sec'y.
ANGERoxA, No. 16s-meets LIST Monday III
eaeh month, in Odd Fellows Hall. O W
Nosby. w Nj; Q G Lseke. oeoy.
LEILA ScOTr, No. 2S9-meets LIST Wednesday
in each month, in Odd Fellows Hall. AZ
Davis, W N; A Lyle. see'y;
DESOTO, No. 29-meets 80 FRIDAY IN each
month. in DAD Fellows Hall. Jno W Ora
ham. w NJ; H Ward, See'y pro tenn.
KTtwNSIsG, No. Sl-meets Ath. Friday In
.sch menth. in Odd Fellows Hall. James 5
Carpenter, NM; lack I White, Ssc'y.
ROYAL AROH.
Puxv CHAPrzR, No. 2-meets I'd Monday Of
Zach month-at Masonic Hall, in Gayoso
Block. Robt. Galloway, NJ. z. Il. p; q. e.
MTaPHis CHAPTER, No. 95-meets at Ma:
sonic Hall, in 0ayeso Block, Sd Monday OF
each month. B. X. Pullen, NJ. z. II. Pr
K. W. Shelton. sscretary.
r. o, n.
EURnXA COUNCIL, No. 6-meots 90 tnprs-
dsy Of zach month-at Masonic Hall, IL Jay
o5o Block. A. j.. Wheeler, tn Hi " Ii.
rxNPLARs.
CYRxRK C~ONRlNDERY, No. 4-msets 9Th Mon
aAy of each month st Masonic Hall, Gayoso
Block. Ed Worsham, h. c.; I. J. Barchus,
Rec.
"a TUESDAY Of each month at Masonic Hall,
Gayoso Block. B. F. Haller, E. c.; R. W.
ESTsTrs OF RED Cross OF CONSTANTINE
meets first AND third Saturdays Of each month
at Masonic Hall. l.. B. Hatch, ID. P. O.; 1.
J. Barohus, H..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04
STEAMBOATS,.
For New NrIeann-

Fer New Orleans and the Bends-Tho fine
steamer
G. D. CHURCH -........J ohm S. Patton, master
r EAYES. AS ABOVE THIS Wu.,
II DAY, Nov. 4, at S pm. 1Bf,A
For freight OF passage apply to as1tA41H
X. 7. GLENN. Agent, on Wharfbaat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04

NV YonE. November 4. Z: 20 p.n.-COtton
Is quiet. with futures easy Sales for future
delivery, $3.50 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04
For Cairo ana e. Lou,.

Memphis and st. Louis Packet -Company-U.
s. Msil-For 0sceOla, New Madrid. flick.
man. Cairo and st. Louis. w
ST. GENEVIEVE- .....--. McPHAeters, master
7 EAvES AS ABOVE SATUR- -.
dDAY, Nov. 4, at 5 pm. lnEsfts5
For freight or passage apply to aA
sup't Mississippi River Elevator Go.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04

TIE following Ezcianc1B are for crdsrs
I'VE Etg-s and 6mAl l0u IN 3 iebbing way;
APPLEs-Zs1iuE.l 0i choice. l 50s3 %
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-04

otS"uASA - W. H"A' O"I ONp
Wise in command, leaves this even
ing for Cairo, Louisville and Gin
cinnati, ticketing passenger through
to all points East at reduced rates,
]. D. Moore, a gentleman with
whom it is a pleasure to travel and
do business, has charge OF the
office.
The fine sidewheel steamer City
of Augusta, Capt. John D. Elliott,
leaves this evening for JacksOnport
and all points on White river, doing
all way business. She leaves Jack
sonport on Tuesday next for New
Orleans, and will continue in the
trade throughout the season, leay-
ing J%acksonport every alternate
Tuesday morning in connection
with the John Howard, an excel
lent packet. Capt. Joseph Elliott, a
gentleman who is recognized for his
uniform kindness and prompt at.
tention to business, has charge Of
the Office.
Mr.. John Chamberlain, freight
clerk of the Lard Cash, came ovel
by rail to attend to some business
for his boat. He received a tele,
gram this morning from Captain
Ed Postal stating that the Hard
! Cash left Jacksonport last evening
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-06-01
Late SherifsSale
of
REAL ESTATE

DY virtue Of Eve wri,s Of Vendi,ioni
ID Exponas, issued out Of the Circuis
Court for Saint Mary's county. MARYLAND.
one 1T the suit Of Roiert c Combs .ca
Mildred q Downs. administrators of jar
s Downs one at the suit Of John L.
Hebb, use ii Robert c Combs aud Mil
dred G Downs. administrators Of Jas &
Downs one at the suit Of Robert e
Combs. surviving partner Of Jas Downs,
aud one at the SUR Of Francis Nesle.
Berj g Harris aud John II Neale, trad.
ing a. Neaie. Harris & Co. against the
goods aud chattels. lands and ,cncmen,s
Of James T Milburn. benjamin Hewitt.
John J Alistan. James & Bean, John II
Milburn. Jr.. John n Milburn. Sr.. and
Bi'coe Adams. and to me directed, ;havs
seised and taken in execution all the
right. title. interest, cain aud demand
at Law and in equity Of the said James
I Milburn. Benjamin Hewitt. John J
Alls,au. James e Bean. Johu II Milbura.
Jr.. John II Milbu.n. Sr.. aud Biscse
Adams, in aud to the foliowiuP real c.
tate. 10 Wit:
Oue tract OF parcel Of land. located in
the 2nd election district Of Saint Marys
county. called and known a.