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: ,adabeeial to the DemocratJ tde@9r1 y
BHRhfN Jane 1s. u Herr BebeI Social DEM
ocrat and d member Of the Reichssttaagg has
been sentenced to three months'. irnpftson-
roo,,t Z : 13iltfI J = .TflfsT =, : i :
Iitoihs ta.af1-. = - - I IL. .t1. z
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1.-The spsltlsll Mission.

'aE DtlSpecial to theSDmDcratl o a3HstcI
WASHINGTON, ,lGJane v16-44ames Russell
Lowell has accepted the Spanish mission and
will shortly leave for Spaih. .o1eie9, ; w
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"A NObIeaVarkfsF1 Epy. ~

LpNDoN, June 16 Baron :Krout, q Hessiah
nobleman, was arrested rs "a Turkish spy
some days ago at Ploesthi He has not yet
been shot. 80
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MONEY An sr0CKs.

-, ~ ,4I0 lspafial to TIE pen93fgrat II , y,
4a88490ilss. - 1G9yefnmepts stroflg and higher.
State bonds firrf1.1 Stock market GENERALLY
higher in early cdeafngs and then fell off.
Coebstoeks being the feat,nes = &c nfs.J f:..l g1
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|. Appointrnrnts Ny,road.

tiDHs abroad are disappointed thatthe Cabinet
dld not find ,ltime yesterday to. decide their
cases. n 4i-r t,t .. -
'fhef State tepaft ftmernt IL ltour4ebds, but will
promise nothingii In any ifista11eee -H''e'do5a
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The Ka1smazoo Races
tSpeciala to the Democnat.l g

DTRorTt 1e.aAtthe Kalsmazoo races
Yesterday Adele y esacaa6k cla6Bkh yqp ths 20 rage,
The free forsall race Was won, by ;Mazpplani4G
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.Fsoz -,.iz ? 4 - 81
.1BsAa .9YISaI gRG ef,e.
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Buy only the Singer, they were the first to re
dute the prices. Office 81 Canal street. = :
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Fashionable hats for boys and men at &c st.
Charles street. r+
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Trouble netveen TlIffrks =, ana t;reec:ee..1 e.


LONDON, June 16.-A Vienna correspondent
telegfaPhs that I'D dYieeg from staa,lptfnople ,ltf
shpy that 1tirritation ID feltaabout the
attitude Of; Greece. osAiptessiHg efderhas been
sent TO the army t93 &. .pacify Montenegro 50
that troops may be- sent. to- bThessaly and
EpirIIs. ,gtiT rtt q J pa is itM 09 stiag
4gr lL u..L1aE z z G. ~ IA. ll.L..
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ROumanian Prisoners to be- shot by
JpT : a11' Turks. c
'[SpSescial . to the Democrat. t,ci Il 7

LONDON, JnHe4 l6.+-A Bucharest scoEre-
spondent sends The following; The Minister
Of Foreign affairs has 5ast Communicated tt55' t5
me the contents Of. a document emanating
from the Chief tof the aOtbo-
man army whith orders that every Rou-
mahian soldier taken prisoner shall be putt to-
DEATH. 81 / : aztIs, - IL gt Byl fs u vr,sy
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New YORK, JdnesBs- IO5I1; g. SJs.s Of
1881, dt0tsfd I1Da4, do! coupons, 1149z9114Z1,
5-20jsI of ti8s5spew issue, 109zS6Dl09sS ( do Of
1se0 1s 1l21l13 35,s5 d9 1868, cfRgps
cutTe1c5' 'Bs III, new 5s, 1fflk. 1e s'a@f''
LQNDoN, June 16.4Cofs0ls for money
941E16; Y. s! s-a8s 81 1868 1e41f de Of 1861
1861; N.Ges 1921 new Gives, D71.f Efie5N.
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The PRINCE, OF, ,servia jpn, Reumania,

7 .7':'-1 [SpeciA fo1the Uemo6rat3 Hs'H a
BycHaAnEsr Ia JgHe M 1b =leilqee Iqpe Milan arrived
here yesterday to see the Gar. 80 -, ,sa:s -
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. Russia's Reply to EnyIands Note. d,
Especial to the Dem ncrat.1

LONDON, June 16.-Count Schouyaloff is to
assure England that the route to India by way
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-22

'
Logpog September ALA oorrespon.
dent who Was present at the battle Of
Plevna t%elegraphing from Bucharest,
September Is, says:
The o.Ronmanian army has aban.
dOned o even q pretence Of %prosecut-
Ing the attempt against Pleyna, aud ial.
len back into pomtiona occupied before
the commencement Of tho lombard ment.
The Geld artillery remains stl ia some
Of the positions Of tho bombardment,
u is announced that o third renewal is
intended on the arrival OF the Imperial
guard Ia fortnight have greni doubt
whether ANOTHER attempt will be made,
and very much stronger doubt If made
IL can succeed. The Turks are better
soldiers individually han the Russians
OF that. after aeolng not q few battles,
stand assured. The strategy OF both
psrhaps is equally bad, but as regards
both major and minor tactics, the Turks
are simply immeaiurably superior. They
pre- better armed than the Russians
both IN crest and small arms. They have
%enaibeofs who can design admirable de.
lsBslss positions Russian engineers
s4tm INCAPABLE Of repairing a hole 10 q
bridge. TIC Turks seem az we'll pro.
yisl0ned ~ The Russians, and are flushed
WIN huooess. The Russians are de
pressed By failure after ~failnre, nor i
ihis all that impaira tbs Russian soldiers
dash that Il becoming impaired, My re-
%lnotaDl personal observation OF war ON
testify that there IL no brayer man than
Inc Russian soldier, but q brave soliiel
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. York Items.


NEW YoRK, September pa receiver
has been appointed for the Clairmoni
Savings Bank and President Sherman
Brodwell has been arrested.
Minister Washburne aud family leave
TO day for their home in Galena, Illinois.
A fire in Keyport, New York, destroyed
thirty houses and stores in the business
part OF the city. Loss heavy.
Six European steamers sail to-day,
taking 255 5000 bushels Of grain, large
shipments of butter, cheese, oysters aud
Kentucky bluegrass seed for Hungary.
The loss BY fire at Keyport was $780,.
600. The business part OF the town is
in ashes.
Secretary Sherman telegraphs the
Evening Post, over his own signature,
a positive contradiction Of the report
that he says ne will be a candidate for
the United States Senate, aud that be has
in any way compelled Ohio clerks to 90
home to votea
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The TURKS MORE THAN HOLDING
THEIR OWN.

The New York Herald, Of Wednesday,
truthfully describes the situation at the
seat of war: Every item of news from
the seat of war ia Bulgaria is a story Of
disaster, actual or impending, to the
Russian arms. 1t is difficult, amid the
conflicting accounts which reach us, to
Judge of the exact number Of the forces
contending, but one thing seems to take
positive shape, that in all directions the
Turks outpumber the Russians or fight
from behind Notifications, which give q
smaller force the combatant weight Of a
superior one. The Losses in battle on both
sides have been very heavy aud cannot
be far from equal; but the Turks, fight.
ing on their " ground, can fill the gaps
more quickly. The haste with which the
Russians ere sending forward reinforce.
ments, even to putting the army Of Po-
land in motion, shows the straits to
which the Russian commanders are re
ducsd to compensate for the serious loss
in fighting material and much more i'm
portant loss in position. 1t is slow work
bringing troops and supplies through
long stretches Of country, even the
country Of an ally, and the fierce,
well handled foe seems determined
by the vigor of his attacks to
make the new arrivals only soldiers
stepping into dead mems shoes. The
late undoubted check at PlevDa in the
midst of what seemed success, the more
or less successful renewal Of the attack
on the tenacious Russians in the Shipka
Pass. the disastrous attack on AssaI
Pasha's positions by the troops OF the
czsrewitcb all point 10 one direction
namely. that the grest combat has
neared its climax, and that the chances
Of victory are nowhere at present Visi
bic for the Russians. 1t is, however,
still possible for the latter to break
through the semi.circle Of steel which
Mebemet Ali, Suleiman and 0sman
Pashas command, but on which side Il
would be hazardous to say.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-22

CHATTANOOGA special to the Courier
journal: 1T is said that the President
is 50 elated with the cordially of his re-
ception thus far, that be has concluded
to 20 further South, at any rate to Allan.
ia. he has been requsted to visit Mem.
phis, New Orleans and other points. l
learn tonight that people from those cities
promise him even a greater welcome
than at Louisville, which all seem 70 re.
gard as the most enthusiastic and warn.
hearted yet given. Mr. Hayes does rot
speak as to Memphis Or other points. ou,
1t is thought that, should be be convinced
that any demonstration given bin COLL
equal the Louisville ovation, he will &c.
cept the invitation"
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cannot continually face more than fair
chances Of war. The Russian is called
on to face these, and dangers in add.
ton, which appeal with Infinitely greater
intensity Of horror to his imagination
He knows it he but receives a bullet in
the ankle joint, when he is in iront Of
an unsuccessful attack, the chances are
that he will die the death Of torture, hu.
initiation and mutilation. No moral
courage, no mental hardihood, can stand
against this horrible consciousness, and
in the attack Of the llth inst. | distinctly
observed his reluctance to begin the
storming.
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RIVER TeIegrams.

CAIRO, ILL September % Arrived
Atlantic, St. Louis, s pm; Chester,
Memphis, s am; Golden City, New Or.
leans, 10 am; Susie Silver, St. Louis,
II am. Departed-Atlantic, St. Louis,
Up m; Dora Cobler, Evansville, 9 pm;
Port Eads and Hickory, St. Louis, mid.
night Chester, St, Louis, noon. Clear
and cool.
%PIrTsBURG, September %. River Is
inches and falling, Clear and pleasant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-22

JOHS ". Polk, Of Kansas City, Mo-,
a worthy. high-toued gentleman of the
old school, seems to be the coming man
for doorkeeper Of the house Of represent
ta6ves in congress, and Hon. John 81.
Caldwell, Of Alabams, formerly a mem.
Der Of congress, will be a leading candi.
date for clerk.
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The woman question: How much is
he WORTH
The Russians complain Of a scarcity
of quinine.
Colfax tells what he knows about hard
times at 500 a night. lt
A woman in Ottawa sold her hair to
procure money to pay taxes.
There are iii h~unchbacks and sixteen
dwarCs in Paris and its suburbs.
The late William B. Ogden left his ex.
e~cutors $500 a year to manage his
estate.
The Bank Of England had only two
depositors with larger credits than Brig.
ham Young.
A lady, rather inclined to airs, says
most men are like a cold, very easily
caught but very hard to get rid of.
The name of DR.. Edward Eggleston' s
church in Brooklyn is the Church OF
Christian Endeavor."
People who swore off strong drink last
New Years will now begin to make up
their minds to swear of again January
l, 1878.
Edward FAwcetts new novel is called
Rutherford" The hero is supposed to
be a good little boy who grew up to be
President. -[Boston Post.
A Frenchman recently paid SIS, 600
for a collection of old postage stamps,
another collection sold in London for
$4,000, and $500 has lately been refused
for a third.
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Mass Meeting of Unemployed work
fngmen in San Francisco.

SAN FRANoIsoe, September IA
large mass meeting Of unemployed work
ingmen was held al Union Hall last
night, The speeches were of the most
incendisry character, The speakers bit.
terly iaveiUhed against the Chinese and
proposed that the workingmen arm and
organize and put themselves in a posi-
ton to enforce their demands despite
safety committees, police and militia.
An open air mass meeting was called
for tomorrow Sunday and a street pa
rade proposed at an early date.
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FOREIGN.

LoSDos. September 22.--The steam.
ship Diego, which left New York Sep
TENDER Isl for Liverpool, was burned at
sea on the eighth in latitude 460 north.
The officers and crew were saved.
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A DECISION Just rendered BY the Su-
preme Court Of the United States is
possibly Interesting to a large number
Of h6gants. The court holds that when
a creditor. after Judgment obtained
against hin. trAnsfsrs to bis wife prop
erty purchased With money for which he
is responsible, the transfer is not sutici-
ent to protect the property against the
creditors Of the i~nsolvent husband
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-22

THR Presidential party left Knoxville
at ten O'Clock last night for Atlanta;
will return to Knoxville tonight and re-
main over Sunday, and leave for Lynch
burg Monday morning.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, September 22,-For Ten.
nessee and the Ohio valley stationary or
lower pressure, northwesterly winds,
veering to southerly; warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather.
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GOLD is At last practically at par With
grtenbacks in this city, and win no doubt
soon be so all owe the country, SIS i.
should be. The banks have declined to
give premium on gold in amount below
tSeuiy dollars, and 80 has the LEDsER
We took in some Of the yellow metal ia
the eouniinEFoom today, dollar for dol.
lar 10 the eOurse Of ordinary business.
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Knoxville Tribune, 1911

hnOANile ArlDune, lS.J
Gas mains are being put down through.
out the Enclosure at the residences OF
Colonel G. NJ. McGhee aud Perez Dick
ioson, Esq which will be brilliantly
Illuminated on Friday night in honor Of
their distinguished guests, the President
and party. The arch in course of erec-
ton across Gay, at the intersection of
Union street, will be completed to-day
aud another constructed reaching from
the Lamar to the Opera House, both OF
which will be appropriately decorated
with miniature banners, evergreens, etc
Excellent music has been secured for the
occasion of the Presidents visit and the
citizen soldiery have signifed their in.
tention to appear in uniform as an
escort to the distinguished visitors.
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It ia thought that Is. Young onabl 10
pave recovered FROM biz cholera morbas,
ont "hsu u came 70 Ggbtlng With twenty.
seven woven, sath one with 4 different
slnd Of mustard plaster fof boz dear bna.
oand, and a new kind NJ herb lah, Il wat
700 much Tor him, Every women laid
nef plaster where there was room. and
'As prophet went down 10 bis grave Ilke
d sandwich. Fl nAwkeye.
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AoENTs.
Skerllf's sale Of Real Estate,

nUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
J. that by virtue. Of two executions to me
Court Of Shelby county, Tennessee, in cases
Nos, 312 and 3l8, w. d. RidoWt and W. D..
Ridout & Co, vs.. U. A. Williams, judgment
rendered on the 22d dsy Of September, 1876,
for the aggrogate sum Of ninety-oight dollars
Of suit, TO satisfy said Judgment, etc., l will,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-22

AUGUSTA wants to see the President,
aud has invited him to continue on down
that far. Perhaps Memphis will send
for him next.
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The London Daily Telegraph rejoices
over the remarkable achievement of tie
Joint commission Of the Herald and
Telegraph and says: STANLEY emerzes
az conqueror and will come back 10
England deserving O welcome which
British hearts are sure to give to one Of
the most successful pioneers Of geogrsph.
ical science. To his deeds Of discovery
on the Niyanza and T%anganika Henry
M. Stanley has added a fresh and IN.
comparable triumph which must forever
link his name With the history of the
continent that his irresistible zeal hs,
done so much to open to civilization"
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~TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
STOCKS \ BONDS.

NEW YORK, September %, 1850 a NJ
United States skies Of 1881, l09s@l091;
United States skies of 1881, coupons,
- @ll04; new four-snd-a-halfs, 1880
1865; coupons, = @l05s; fve-twenues
of 1865, new issue, lU5B@lO54; fve-twen-
ties Of 1867. l07s@l074; fve.twenties of
1868, coupons, = @lO9f; ten-forties,
l075@l07t; ~ten-fortics, coupons, - a.
l08i currency skies, l2l@l22; new 6ves,
lO74@lO7s
Bank statement: Loans, increase,
l8l AGO.; specie, decrease, 638, SOC; legal
tenders, decrease, 1881, 500; deposits,
decrease, 1883, 300; circulation, increase,
$4,000; reserve, decrease, l,765,225
LONDON, September %, p.m.-Consols
for money, .95 IL l6; on account, -;
United States new four.and .a.balfs, los;
United States fve.twenties Of 1865, los;
United States fve.tweuties Of 1867, l07t;
United States ten-forties, 1919; new fives,
l07f; Erie, III.
B~READsTUFFs,
LIVERPOOL, September % Wheat, win.
ter, lls3d@l2s3d Milwaukee red, los 3D.
OILS 0di California white, l2s 8d@
II slid; California club, rs l0d@l3s Sd.
Germ, 27s 9d@28s Cd. Pork, 55s. Beef,
92s Cd. Bacon, long clear, 35s Cd; short
clear, 3Ss 81. Lard, 46s Cd. Tallow,
4ls. an
New York, September %, 1915 pm
Flour is steady. Wheat quiet and nom.
inal at | 39@l 40; Milwaukee, ! 4O@l Al.
Corn is quiet and nominal at 674@58l
Mess pork is quiet at l3 IS bid for Sep.
TENDER; l3 IS for October; Is 10 TO- No.
vember; IL 30 for December; Is 40 for
year. Lard is quiet at 8 ia bid for Sep
TENDER; 3 Is for October; s 921 for Nc.
yember; 8 III for December; s 774 for
the year. Whisky is quiet at | IL.
CHICAGO. September %, t2:45 am
Wheat, | 10 for September; | O6B@l O6l
for October; | 04l for November Corn,
425 for October Pork firm at IL so for
October; IL 374 for seller year; IL 60 for
January. Lard, 8 90(8 92l for 0cto,
Der. Rsceipts-Flour, 8i89; wheat, 49,.
sl3; corn, 238,CS3. Shipments-Flour
65l7; wheat, 1858; corn, 229,5S7.
ClSomSAqI, september % - Flour.
family, 6 25k96 40. Wheat, red, | 25@
! 50; white, / 35@l 40 Corn, 40. Whis,
KY firm at | 08. Lard, steam, S3@6E
Bulk meats, Gi u, n Bacon, Ga, 6B
vi vi clear, -
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10 legal hours, In front Of tho CouJt-house,
Memphis, Tennessee. PROCEED u. sell, to the
highest bidder, Tor cash, the following do
bcfibed property, to-wits
Lying and being IN the Ninth Civil District
BY w. ). Reid, east b. W. M. Williams, south
and west by A. u. Misunderstanding one
hundred acres more or less,
Levied on as the property Of defendant,
D. A. Williamt, 10 satisfy said judgment,
interest and costs.
Memphis. Sd day Of September 1877.
O. l., ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county. Tenn
~ z, l., MoGowN, D. s.. 1895 81
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ELECTION
NJ OF COMMERCE..
ANNUAL SELECTION,
REGULAR NOMINATIONS:

REGULAR NOMINATIONS:
E0R PR~EsIDEET-Benj. Eiseman.
For VICE PRESIDENTS JAS. A. Hunt, f. II.
White, l.. lglauer, A. s. Livermore and A. b.
Goodbar.
For TREAsURRR-John T. Willins.
Eos COMMITTEE ON APPRALs--C. w. Metcalf,
Barney, Hughes, James R. Miller. John G.
Lonsdale. jr.
The, Nominating Committee having pre-
sented the foregoing nominations, same will
be ballotted for on MONDAY, September "a,
1877, bstween the hours Of " am. and 2 pm,
as provided by the bylaws.
COMMITTEE 10 HoLD ELEoT1oN--J. L. Well
ford, J. +. Frank and Il. q. Jones.
1919 JNO. s. TO0F. Secretary.
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SoutheVn Opinion-sen. JOhnstou.
Baltimore Sun Washington telegram

fNfNNNANH
A gentleman just arrived from Rich,
mond saw en- route General Josnph n
Johnston. General Johnston, in eonyrr
aston on the political situation, said that
the prevailing opinion in the South. In
which he fully conquered, was thai h
was . iueky thing for that SECTION tbst
they cot Hayes Instead OF 1iIdent tbe,
the former, as 2 Republican, had done no
much more than the latter, as a Demo
erat. could have done, 10 %ellayinp lbe
t%eVerish aud bitter spirit eugendered IL
the war. The gentleman also says Ma,
there Is the greatest interest taken In
Richmond over the anticipated vIs,, y,
President Hayes TO that city next monib
and that the demonstration over him !,
expected to exceed anything sinee m,
visit OF Lafayette. The address Of welcom,
TO the Presidest at Lyuchburg viii be So
iiEsrsd by the Hon. Thomas S. Rocco
speaker Of The house Of representative,
before the war.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-22

HOLLY SPRINGS Reporter: We want
direct communication with Memphis.
In otter words, we want o railroad be.
tween this little town and that city. II
is only forty.three miles. We will be
satisfied with a narrow gauge, Thai
would cost about 500, 900. II Memphis
and holly Springs could not raise thai
much money they should 90 back to the
oii stage line system and let this pro
gressive age alone. Going to and irou
Memphis nov is like going over the giel
Sahara desert.
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me Egrn,inn OheIiak

ALEXANDRIA, September %. = The
steamer Olga, towing the caisson con.
tanning the Egyptian obelisk for London,
sailed yesterday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-22

Mn. TIDES has written back from
Europe to say that he will not be back
until two weeks after the Democratic
State convention. tt f.A
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-22

The subscription price Of the PUB
Lie LEDGE is g per Gnnum for
The Daily, and 80 per Annum for The
Feekly-PostGge free.
Persons leaving the city for the sum
mer can order the DAILY LEDGER
at Zoe per month, or too dollars for
three months, in adrance, rih the
privilege Of changing pOsto6ice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-22

THERE are thirteen hundred oranges
in Texas, with a membership Of about
fifty thousand.
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J. A. SIMMONS,
No. 8 Madison St.,
/:
NOTICE


A LII MEMBERS OF TIE 18th SENIOR
II and 18th Tennessee Confederate Regi.
Messrs. b. j. Semmes q Co. THIS WEEK and
pay whatthey think proper for the proposed
Reunion of these regiments on the 18th inst.
Let every member respond to this call as lib
orally as his means will admit 1919
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REUhIoN.
ATTENTION, REGIMENTS.

A LII MEMBERS OFTHE ONE HUNDRED
IA and Fifty-fourth Senior and the Phir-
tenth Tennessee Confederate regiments are
urgently invited TO meet at Major j.. p. Treze-
wants office, Ne. 10 Madison street, on SAT-
UkDA1 NIGHT NEXT, at s o'clock, to per-
feet final arrangements for the reunion on the
10Th inst. Let every man be at his post, fer
upon unity Of action depends the success Of
the undertaking.
1878 M. MAeEVNEY, JR., Pres't.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.



saturday Evening, Sept, ~, lsz7.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-22

a correspondent telegraphs from Rus.
sian hea@qaarters a. folIogs; 1.-THE
feeling here is not 80 gloomy as l OK.
peelsd Military men Acknowledge thst
they have been beaten "a much BY their
own errors % w tho bravery Of tho
Turks. There ispet the aightost sign Of
hesitation Or weakening Of determination
V fight II out. Everybody foels that II
Is tho death struggle, and Goal sgcooas.
lpl issue IL mob doubted for an inslaul.
Every preparation Is being mada for tho
winter campaiga, A military railroad
from Gargevo TO simnitza is 10 DO con.
siructed, which II ia hoped will be ready
~ The sod u October. Steam Ice boats
bave been ordered 10 view d the freezing
Of the Danube