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guests were attircd in coetumes suitable to the oc
Casion.
DEACH-A1KEN.
A large and brilliant audience assembled Mt the
First Congregational Church Thursday evening last,
to witness the marriage ceremony Of Mr.: George
Beach and Miss Jennie, nemler Aiken. The cc1c;
Presbyterian Church Mcssrs. William b. Brad
shaw, 0. Panlson, E. S. ncfl. and Harvey Dean
acted. uslcrs. A few OF the, more Immediate
friends were afterwards received br the bride anu
groom at their new home. Toll Wilcox avcnnc.
The bride was attired in ashes of roses gros grain
en- train and trimmed with tue and orange buds.
The floral decorations were beautiful at the
church and at the residence There were present
ut the reception: Mr:. and Mrs. Daniel Aiken,
Food H. aaq H. MlS and aeRf H.. sns' T. Il keos i Ms
johnson, Mr. and Nrr. ]. l. Pattlson, 5lr. and
hs r. pattsGl H.. NJ ROGET ana Mr. eScrsy s "
Mrs. s j. j.. +. Harrison, Strs' S. Stevenson, Mis-
Joanna Kellogg, Miss Jennie Armstrong, Miss
Mr. ". T. johnson, Dr: J: ": Eliot, Mr: William
3. Bradshaw, n. Z. S. Bell, MI Q. Paulson, Mr..
Harvey Dean, A. Edgar a. Fellows, Mr. Newton
Among the presents. which were rcry elegant.
WAS handsome silver tea set from the officers and
@ ch q m ns + ssr
basket Mrs D. D. Francis; silver pic-knifc. Mrs,
Edward Aevcrs; silver jewel casket, Mr. and Mrs.
BRADFORD, Ia four building lots By The parents Of
Mir. and 3fts. William T. johnson;
carving knife and fork, II. F.. Kellogg;
gold pen and holder, Miss Jennie Armstrong;
student lamp, Mr, and NJ. J. L. pattison; silver
card-reccistr, Misses Carrie and Mary Reyes and
Miss Alice Hamilton, Ninona. Mnn. eilver cake
basket, 31r. and Mre. Robert H. Cherry; tndi-
vidual tea.sct, Mrs David Aiken: silver and glass
to Price; eet Of silver teaspoons !con), Mr. ),
j. Johnson Ltwistown, Ill. one dozen napkins,
Mrs. Il. II; Nash; bronze clock Mrs.
IeonS L. Isrbic ai1an0 and pea! Miss ~ Sette BDfand;
embroidered motto, Miss Jennie MaEshnl; s silver
dozen napkins, Mrs. S, S. Stephenson: large oil
painting, Mrs. c. J. wilkins: set OF silver tea
spoons. Mrs Il. r. Kellogg: bank check, Mr.. X.
+. Fattix0n. ..-
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
The Accucil Social Club gave its closing recep-
tion Friday night at Lincoln Hall.
The marriage Of Miss Grace Cole and Mr: Joseph
Hnrris will occur Tuesday evening at Standard Hall
at s o'clock ..
The eucagomcnt of Miss Fish and Mr. Walter
Cobb is announced, and the wedding will occur
some time in June.
The marriage Of BIZ. Louis T. Cornell and Miss
n. Isabella Alien will be celebrated on y fed1cs-
day, June g. at o'clock n NJ. at the residence OF
, 1877-05-13

Ytis wcll known that ants have no eympathies.
When mother In Jaw ant talks back, hef aausR-
tcf's huebaud simply wsings her neck, and stores
her m among the other domestic provisions for the
coming winter.
, 1877-05-13

At fashionable reunion, recently, in New
York, the subject OF art and artists the topic
OF conversation, and one OF the party remarked,
parenthetically, that DR.. Damrosch had violin
200 years old. .'Poor fellow!" sympathctical1y
calculated an old lady sitting near; 'swhy don't
bis friends buy him a now one:"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-04-06
FITS EPILEPSY
OH
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Curei-no humbug Inv an.
months nssge Of Or. Gouiard's Celebrated In
failtble Fit Powders To convince sufferers thss
these powders will do all we claim for them, We
viii send them by mail, pest paid, free frisi
COZ As pr; Oonlard 10 the only phy sicisn that
has ever made his tisease n special s,uav. ana
as to our knowledge thousands have been Der.
manen,'y cured BY the use of these Powders. We
will guarantee n permanent cure 10 every casr.
or refund you all money expended. All suffer.
ers should give these Powders AN early trial,
and be convinced Of their curative puwers
Price. for l-ge boz. 50 90, or boxes for $40
90, sea, BY msii to any psrt OF United States or
Canada on receipt of?ricc, or by express @. q.
ID. Address,
ASH Il DOBBINS,
$50 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, n. r.
FEB. IS. :s77.-iy.
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Romney Markets.
NIAREkIIcD

On the 2oih ult., by Elder John A. Cordsr
at his residence, Mr. BExJaNN d. BasLsrohp 70
Miss S'Rsn 5. Noreiand, ali Of ibis comfy.
1T The residence Of The brides parents. on
Dillon's Ron, on The ash ult, By the Rev
Webster Eiebelbergsr, Mr.. Zaou,av T. Prom 70
Hiss MARINA A. BRooSs, both Of this county.
On the 2o'h uh., by Rev. W. r. Youeg, 10
the u. T. Church e. West Union, W. Va. Rev.
}. W SHOEMAKER. OF this county, 10 Miss CA.
"a Nct'sE, Ct Doddridge county.
On The 2Ist alt by the Rev. Daniel A. Ar.
mold. Mr.. GEo. ". LEArHEKaAS 10 Nlss Can.
Inns TBRtsH, daughter Of SIR. Richard Thrush
all Of Mineral county.
on the ssih ult, at the residence ofthe brides
father, near llesdyiile, by Rev Samuel I'm.
slot, Mr. W. wAeoKgn 10 Miss JaSr u,Ls..
CTS, all Of Mineral county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-04-06
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

All sufferers from this disease ibater an ,iors
~ be cured should try DR. KTSsSEEfS CFr C.
BRATED CONSULTATIVE POWDERS. Tbess
Powders are the only preparation known tbst
III cure CossUNyr.Oy and all diseases ar tts
IHRoAT AVID LCses-indeed, 80 strong Il our
lsi'h ~ them. aud slso to convince yon that
taey are no hambuE, We all forward IN every
sufferer. by mail. post paid n nee 7yisF B,r
We don't want your money until vca are
perfectly satisfied OF their curative powers IT
our lite IS worth saving, don't delsy In civ.
ing these Powders trial. ss they will surely
cure you.
Price for large Dor, g. 90, sent 70 An, mar,
~ the United States or Canada bv mail ., -
eeipt Of prics. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS.
$50 fulton Stfsst, BROOKLYN. y. =.
Ttb "a, isf7-iv
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-04-06

Dr. Towrsend's OK
yscnatcd Air viii
purify tho blood In
oDs-third the tine
Observation-Disclosures
remedy ran. ~hy7
Observation-Disclosures
yZsmaicd ALI Z; goes
direct 10 the I.unrs
mud passes through
tho tissues and
comes in direct con
tact with tho blood
as 10 Is forced into
Tho Lungs by the nc
tioD oftho heart. All
tLcblooi inourveins
returns To tlie heart
every four minutes
II tho blood IL good,
ns forced from the
he.. ~ I.sza.
aud tho mo.p Qxy-
gen you Inhala into
the Lungs the nrore
you purifytho blood.
hen Oxygen comes
in contact with the
Impurities In tho
blood IL caTbOnizes
aud burns, causing
the blood To be heat
ed 80 that IL warns
vNcry pnrt ~
tho body, AZ ~ 200
un It's revolutions
through tho systsiu.
IL your blood isy,iTe
you cannot be alex.
We dtiyo Mercury
and dIOtilcrimpuri-
Ties urItottliG blOOd.
We giiarRutectp pu-
rifythc sI'0odinone-
third the timeofany
otborknOwn remedy
E=ss<~ru-rrr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-04-06
p r o . NC { GU s e
sOMERs. BRO. g. co.

Ia Liberty St. PITTSBURGH. PA.
~ Send for 'OuR WGESLY RgPoRT' OF The
Market, containing directions Tor Shipping, anv
suggestions Tor securing most ready and pre-
Stable nNkc' rNsch isd 1sS7-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-04-06
BY Last Nights Matt.

UInformation has reached ne that
n young man. carrying the mail between
Mcorefeld and Petersburg. Was brutal
iy murdered. in the gap near Petersburg.
on Tuesday last IL is said that lac was
shot and then thrown into tile river. The
object OF the robbers was to get possess
ion OF some checks for money supposed
to be in the mail.
HGov. Tildcn refuses to contest the
Presidency and steadily discount an
ances the idea, and OF course nothing
will be done against his protest. lie
says in so many words that any attempt
too ;estion Mr.. Iiaycs's right in view Of
the present situation would be an assault
upon the tranquility OF the country.
10 The Baltimore Seas special dis
patches from Washington express the
opinion that very little Of practical cool
can result from the laIors or the Presi-
dents commission. Both Packard and
Gov. Nichols declare that any fusion
ofthe Legislatures is impossible. Pack
ard says that he can and will make no
compromise; that his case is stronger
than that of the Presidents, aud the
President must know it. ff he is sacri-
feed, he says, he will be heard FROM i'm
an hnmistakable manner. Gov. Mich
oils, on the other hand. says that his
authority is SO universally acknowledge
ed all over the State that he cannot
discuss his rights with any one.
VGeneral Grant Is in favor OF the
Hampton and Nichols governments.
and thinks they should both be recog-
nized.
~ 1t is now said that the extra ses-
sion OF Congress will be called for the
middle OF May, instead OF in Juno. as
heretofore agreed upon. II is found
that more business will come before the
extra session than has been anticipated.
IVIt appears that the Attorney
General of the State Of New York has
not yet given his consent to Tweed
release.
rF Captain Frederick Lahbush died
in the city Of New York. on the Srd inst.
ut the ago OF Ill years.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-04-06
- BEAD THR ANNoUNcKMKNY
Murray Hill Publishing Co.
0uO0k110 DISEASES Cured.
Onnuvvus New paths marked OUT -

OuUUIvIO se.iRS s "a tina marked OUT ::
I'll books-PLAIN HoNr TAIE ANp Hrnscsr
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story Health aud long life made easy for H.
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new Ideas, which are cheering TO the sick and
intensely entertaining 10 those who arr torfupats
enough 70 escape disease. II guards the RIDE
against the pitholes Of human suffering and
points the way or dclivcrance to thore Who are
already cnguiphcd. BY all means, find sut An
gont u It IL for you. It's author DR. r
- FooTk, OF lao LEXINGTON AvrNuE NV
Lohk, consulted by invaids at home and
experiences OF nearly quarter Off century
lnthe treatment OF long standing and dfkcult dis
cases OF every character; hence his ability to
write practical a nths for the invalid reader Hts
consultations are FREE to the tick everyM here:
n .s me- immense correspondence with the sick
xRrr TO CONSULT the able author OF Plain Home
INK ana Medical Commc., 8. nee Mr,te 10 him
qua you VIII be etrnck with his Common Sense
Whatever your malndy, you will receive light
which viii do you good. by investing only Q
postage stamp. and writing 20 Dr. r. We win
mortal book. The Book itself. which gives
satisfaction to all who read IT, can be had Of
agents, or Of the pnbiishers direct Price a. ~
Tor the standard edition. Cheap popular
edlfion, with all tho matter and
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physician. OF the v>srld, from, the fact OF your
wonderful success and ovt1fadI Sdsds" 'Ons
feeder .ays-"I have found IL To be one of the
grandest works OF the age Another snys-"i
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-04-06
NOTICE.
o. s. INTERNAL REVENUE
SrECIAL TAXES
May !. 1877. to April so. le7s.

THE Revised Statutes Of the United stAsea.
II Sections 3232, 3337 323S aud 373a re-
quire every person engaged In any busine~s O.
vocation or employment which rrndess him liza
ole ss 70 = SrE ssaic, TAX; TO PRoCvas AND
LlSuMuNr OR Place OF BCSINRsS q
STAMP denosing the payment OF sejd SPECIAL
TAX for The SpeciHi-rax Year Beginning Nsv
!, 1917, before commencing or eontinuiue bu.
siuess after April 80, 1877
A return, "a prescribed on Form n. n slso
required by law OF every person liable 10 Sos-
cisi Tax. NJ above.
The Tsro Ehstraced WSAin Ms Prosi,;o.s az
me Lar otess Qsetsd are Me Fs,is~irs, sis
n .e,. S2oo 90
Dealers, wholrsa.r liquor. Inn M
Dealers ia malt liquar.. Wholesale, so 90
Drrlers in malt liquors, rs,au. "a On
Dealers In leaf tbscco, es ~
"a IN 'oosrcn. 300 90
CENTS for every dollar 10 exces, Of
$1,000
Ds"lsrs In msnfactu,ed tobacco "a
Nsnuisciurers Of s,ilis, "a IN
AND Tor each still manufactured. 20 90
And Toe each worm manufacturers 90 40
manufacturers Of ,obscco, 10 90
Sannhe'urers OF cigars, 10 90
Eeuu'ers OF tobacco, FIRST class (mors
'nsn '"o aorses or Other aninalsl so 90
rsad's's " tobacco second class, 1.-TWO
horses or other animsis) 90 M
fedlers OF tobacco third class foo.
horse or other Hnmai) n. M
Peddiers OF tobacco. fourth class. fon
f''ni or public cpnvryancc1 Ia m
brewers ~ lees than 500 harrel, 40 M
brewers of 500 barrels or more loo m
ANY person 80 liable who shall fail To com.
PT win The foregoing requirements will be
sahj"ct 10 severe penalties.
Persons or firms iiahfa 20
cai Iaxe, named above must Apply IN GEORGE
w. bhoWN, Collector Of Internal Revenue Al
'aAFros. West Virgins, ard par for and p,o.
cure me Special Tax Stamp or Siamps ,hev
h r1rn , p,.1r TO Nav !, 1877, aud WITHOUT
peciai'Tax Stamps viii be transmitted by
ma oniy on receipt from the person or firm
oraering The same Of specific directions so 10 DO.
'oee'her with The necessary postage stamps or
'ue amount requirea 10 paw the postage Tbs
postage on one stamp 10 three cents and an two
stamps SIX cents. lit is desired tha, they be
tranenit'ed by registered mail, ter couis add!.
"onal should accompany the application.
GREEN Is. RAUM.
Comm is'aner Of LtrnoI Rercn ne.
Office OF Internal Revenue,
Washington, ID. G.
March l6, 18TH
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-04-06
CHAS. G. LEWIS,
Watch Maker & Je1celer,
ROMNEY, w. Va.

HAVING bad m experiences ~ thirty ye4rs
as = VOL kman 10 frptiring Watches
Clocks and Jeweiry can assure the public and
this community thar feel fully competent IA
d. All work entrusted 10 my care Ia work.
manlike and satisfactory manner. con be
found during business hours at nv shop IN the
room ear Or. J. ~. shy ders residence, above
the Poet Uf5ce Building.
As expect TO locate permans nily Ia ROM
ney aLd can do good work, my charges will
be moderate 10 accordance with what Il requir.
ed to be done, snd will endeavor to the uimos
TO please those who favor me with thsir patron =
age. Old Gold and Silver taken IN e1rhar se
for work, or msae into new pins. rings. chains.
&c, 10 order. ! will call ~ The residence OF
persons IN town having Clocks % repsif and get
their movements, and return them ia govd Sr.
der. Al work warranted.
Masonic & Oddfellows Badges,
Made 70 order. nSr Orders from distance
promptly attended TO.
CHARLES c. LEWIS.
Remnsy, Feb. l6, is7T.-iy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-04-06

CV Six school. ma ans Of Central New
York have recently started for Buenos
Ayres, South America. 1t is said they
each get $500 in gold for the expenses
Of their passage, and a salary Of $4,000
in gold for five years. Then they are
to get six months leave Of absence
and $500 in gold for the expenses OF
their trip TO this country and return.
THE AMERICAN FARMER.-The April
number of this practical farm journal is
received. full from cover to cover OF
timely and useful information in every
branch Of sbandry. Tn contributors
are numerous and able {; the subjects
they treat arc o! present interest; the
editorials arc seasonablc, and tho engra
wings illustrate the text. Nothing tritc
or trashy finds its way into the pages Of
the "Old Pioneer" but for the ladies'
there are chapters on ornamental gar
dening. tho care of flowers. &c. No
cd by the monthly'visits Of Tie Farmer.
and we commend it to our farming rea.
ders. The subscription is Sl.50 year.
or only 81 to clubs Of five or more.
Sam'l. Sands & Son, baltimore, are the
publishers.
r1rThc sulphur cure for scarlet re-
yer appears to be perfect remedy, and
rs said 20 prove more efTective in hard
cases than in slight ones.
Vick's Floral Guide No. 2, for
1877 is received.
~ Gov. Matthews has appointed Geo.
w. Harrison, Esq. OF Piedmont, Mine.
raj county. Notary Public.
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d.

Al huntsville, Missouri, on tbe l7,b nj, q.
Consumption, Mrs HAssAH YASurrxs Bxoos,so
vile OF Mr Robert l.. Brooking, and daughter
Of the late DR.. G. A. and Fanny rurlsy, Of Har.
dy county, w Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-04-06

-<AAE.,lNk = -<rtn---&-1-1
Can bc cured. Eby7
because VIC have
cured hundreds OF
cases, aone of them
being given ever TO
do by all physicians
OF other schoola OF
practicc. Consump-
tiop Is n disease OF
the Airpassnges and
over two-thirds OF
the cases are caused
b y Cstnrrh. We
guarantee n euro ~
you vii! come ia sea-
kOr,
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IAc Publications. We can far.

nlkHf Publications. We can fur.
"Mk nish oil Of DR. FoorE's popular
OuuvuA Dime Publications un health and
kindred topics. "OLD EYES MADE NEW !"
tells how To restore the sigh, and give I'D I'll leases
without The aid Of Doctor or Medicine Half a
AND crRE ron Tps RuITuREp" Is valuable
monograph for those who afflicted with Rnp-
turc or Hernia. "PHIsIOLooicAL InrEoyEAEST
or HUMANITY" relates To the subject Of having
people born right. ''PUYtpLoeIcAL MARRIAGE
gives the latest researches regarding the laws
governing tempernmentsl adaptation, &c. &c
A STEP BACKWARD. reviewing inconsiderate
hgi-lation concerning the Prevention OF
Conception. "SPERnAToRRHwA. or Sem
inai Weakness with evidence OF its durability
"CRorP, it's causes, prevention and cure" invsl.
unble to every mother having the care ~ email
children. "CoLD FEET:" causes, prevention
and cure Any one OF the foregoing Dina
Publications viii be sent ny man, postage pre-
paid, on receipt Of ten cents.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-04-06
,EITSNEAETysE


Why! because Asth-
ma Ia n contraction
Of The Bronchial
Tubes, caused 10y In
ILLUMINATION ind irri-
tation Cf the mucous
mcmbranolln!nctho
bronchial Tubes.--
Csc Oxygenated Air
as we Will direct and
we will worrant o
Cure. We have cured
eases OF 20 years
standing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-04-06
Total,

The prices Of beef cattle at the mar
ket are as follows:
Very best on sale to-day, ) S766lc
That generally rated IL, quality .5Co5 81
Medium or COOL fair quality. 4(d5 c
Ord'ry thin Steers, Oxen 4 Cows O(do G
Gen average Of market to-day. 4 az
ENureme range VI prices, 4(d61c
Most OF the sales arc from 4JG5 &?
rRIcEs or HOGS AND SHEEP.
iiogs-range 7@7ic
ohcep-range 4G6Ic
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-04-06
BALrnloEE. Anril 4 LIZ

baltimore, April 4, 1877.
The following are tho receipts of Live
Stock for the week:
Number Of Beeves. or3
Number OF Sheep and Lambs, 2.073
Number of Hogs. $3.50
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-04-06
Bronchitis !
Asst H M A |!

wEGUARANTEE TO
CURE Coughs, Colds,
Diptheria, Pncumon u
Neuraigi;i,and nearly all
other severe attacks
when all other remedies
fail.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-04-06

NVk Nu.k DR F0orE. Cheap edL
OVU1uVV6 ton. 8 vols In I. neatly
bound, 81; iE separate vols at IS aud 81 so.
according 10 binding Sent by mail on receipt.
OF price, Jnst the thing for young people Con-
tents table free.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-06
The MemphIs Poslmasler.


a correspondent of the Indianapolis
Journal, writing from Memphis, Tenn,
Of a recent date, thus photographs the
postmaster Of this place:
The postmaster here is one Josiah De.
Losch, a native of this State, but a natu.
raj born Republican, OF the Addition,
Division and Silence school. Somehow
or other Josiah adhered to the Union
side during the rebellion, and one rainy
night when Grant was csmped near
Memphis, Josiah made his appearance
at headquarters, covered with mad. and
wet to the skin, and warned the Union
commander that Forrest was near BY
ready to swoop down and make him pris.
oner. Grants headquarters we're un-
necessarily exposed to a raid. which he
at once recognized and withdrew to a
place Of safety. Ever after be held 10.
siah in grateful remembrance; as the Sc.
quvl will show.
When Grant was elected President the
FIRST time. there was a dozen applicants
for the Office of postmaster of Memphis
Patriots of all hues and compilations
sought this rich reward for their services.
Several brigadier generals sought it as
an honor due them, while organizers -
Of note and talent went in and worked
for it. Among the candidates whose
claims we're hardly thought worth cor.
sidering was Josiah. He was 0 man
OF no particular point, and hence
the carpet = baggers sneered at bis
pretensions. He did not get up
a petition, or send any letters of rec.
ommendstion, but went on to Washing.
ton himself, and when Grant had been
inaugursted, Josiah, wearing about the
same rig he did on the night he appeared
10 Grants tent, called on the President,
and asked him if he rrcollected their
last meeting, and explained who be was
Grant remembered him very well and
was very glad to see him. Josiah's ap-
pearanCe betokenei poverty. which be
explained to the President had been
brought about in consequence of his ad.
h%erence to the cause Of the Union
Then he asked for the Office of post
master OF Memphis and got it.
Now there are people who are mean
enough to say that Josiah's warning to
Grant was a hambug; that Forrest was a
hundred miles from there that night, and
that the cunning old fellow visited head.
quarters for the purpose of filing up
with "red-eye," which Grant always
kept, and made his warning an excuse;
and after Grant was elected to the Presi-
dency turned it to further good account.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-06
Savannah river shad re.
ceived daily by express at
Victor ID. Fuchs, Al Jefferson
AmUsements

MISsrRELsY. Thursday night next
C~allender's Georgia Minstrels will open
up an engagement at the theater. During
their engagement a special scale Of
prices will be adopted as follows: Re-
served seats in parquette and the three
front row of the dress-circle, Que dollar;
all other seats in the dress ircla will be
reserved for general admission, the price
being seyenty.fve cents. The family
circle will be reserved exclusively for
colored people, the reserved seats being
o dollar and general admission sew
enty-6ve cents; the colored box fifty
cents and gallery twenty-five cents. The
troupe is quite a good one, and renders
plantation minstrelsy in excellent style.