davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-09-20

St. MaSmap's Gerfeet Turgatibe lllS
reaulirenOe Bi1tn,
psasa esAmadIss, iauber einsefa5t. fur bic beiltns
sner = tbruhaen ~ Ma9ens, Der Geber. Der Giree,
1eibe, Der Nieren, Der Biaje. Nerpenfeioen, 8opflueb,
0erdcpfuna, 6artleibisfeit, uuuerN,uli9feit. Opspsp'
Ea. Nnorans Der Gale. Ganenie6er, nnterleibsent'
sInbuua, 6Guorrboioen unb aae nnpronun9en in ben
{nneren Oraanem, wirb 9arantirt uno atuar oaB fe
, oHttS furtrea.
&eimeiG lan5enitoEe.
ent,alen 'stn msr'ur. msneraI's= OSsr t@d0Ii&s
Qr,reimitteL.
Hb ourd st6runsen Der 9eroauungspr8ane ~an5cisen :
Neritppfuna, innere bGrnorrboicen, Vlutanorana
rab benz Ropfe, lanrer 0eifntad. ~llebelfeit. Soo.
brennen. W.oer,pilen sesen Tabrun9, .Geftibl pm
f1eberfiiluna uno Stpere i'm Wta9en, iaures Viii
stnseu. Nuf. uno Mbmo9en Der Waaensrube, sb,pirs
nef. idneles uno i1,peres Mtbmen, ber5judun9en, ST.
iamrnenihredeu uno 6efiibt bes Gr1tidens beirt ale9en
Mbuahne Der Sebtraft, idiuar5e ptnttbsn ooer oas
Wifb eiues Shleiers opr ben Iu9en. 5teber UNI
bun,pfer ehrer i'm &opfe, Mtaneel an s1ipeiB, selbc
SsSrbnuo Der baut uno per Mugen, Sdner3 IN oer
Seite. in Der 8ruit uno ben 6liebern, ploblide Mnfale
unu Bite unb Brennen i'm 5leiid.
gDertoe Dofen BON Edbsuag's Ttllen befreien oas
snitem bon al ben eenannten Stbrunyen.
Yr.is Is Gents fir Die Shadtel.
, 1877-09-20
DIR. u. BRYAN.
&oniultirenber Ar3t bes
Clinton Medical & Surgical
Institute,
1AS o. Sinfetnte Ctr, Rev 9prf.

(1nter ben etaatssefesen intorporirt)
@entlemten! a Ris s ssa|s i S's, sts sa1'''i Il:
eenb meIhen s5an III bebanbeln. Mno 9aranttren biz
niTenibaftIi1ite Bebanblnn9 une thleuni9s, oaa'
ernbs beiluns aner 10 b:baneeltsn sale. Die better
falente tno %angeiteut. Sober Mr3t, u 9eronrra9eno
III ieiner epe3ialitdt. Das Snititut 1T itrsas prinat
unS BON b6dit.m Ranae. oas siniia luusrlai'ss tn
ssu vorf fir bic Bebanoluns bon =
Mdnner=& ranfbeite1.
- epe,isue Wsittel fHr ipsieus aransbsttsn prdpartrt.
fsnorar Matte 8esen Aae, fret
fur Arme.
9atienten :perbsn eriu4t, NGberes uber tbrer gu.
Ranb einau}enben, tporauf ibnen eine etrlihe Mntht
hber ibrefn San. bi. d. ostihteit Der beiluns. bic oasu
n6tbiss 3st unb bamit perbunssnsn Rotten nnit0s'
tbeilt perben tiro.
aorreiponben, ftrsns sebein1 unD innen beantfportst.
SIM erfen Departement Rnb arantbeiten Der
Httr.n, BISi. uns beg $:us %ls s,s Ss,'
barnrnbr. eaamsnihwade, unpermSs.n unb aas
aranibeiten pripater Sfatur elm.
sm ,priten Gepartsmsnt Fno a.b.s: auns.ni
ssetSeu @srSen. arantpsitem. Disp.psa, arsss, Mbea.
natismus, seropbeln, Gatarrb, Bruh. Hud9rats'
lrtlnmuns uno anbere werpahiunsen behanbslt.
SIM hritten 1epartenaent Tsrssn Aussn. ane
gDir piinImen namentIi& etn nampbIet iebem
Mqnne y isno.n: her NIT sgmst0n,sm s:sait.t T.
| jbwa& unS oersnsifelt 1T unb nelaer bic bette Ius.
tunft iber bic &rantbeiten piini4t, oenen II am ntel'
fen ausseistt If, in 5olss BON untlusbsit oOsr CRIB
ti@tett.
,,Dsr Nutm ttnes iunsen Wannss n fsime
Gfdrfe," $4,000
unS mer am beFen bieien Rubr, ~ ertpsrben fusiB,
iann am beten itine DtGnnlihfeit btbaupten. Morehe
Olintpn ~. Q. SnAttut. 145 Q. ID. Ctr. RE-.
"A oor+s A., perIanst fir oas bette uno lsi9teit per-
%Ayttt%IW f1ufi1e Bud, bas lie berausyt9eben
puroe. G1idt na1 Gircularen UNI u~nieren SrDsa.
I 9ungen fur M9enten.
sfational Wubliibine Co.,
4tp23nppl philadelphia, pa.
, 1877-09-20

Meenten oerlanst. Quite Gele8engeit, Uelo
2>uft 5u peroIeneu tur Geut., lpelDe lYre ,3elt ooer
eInen &1ell oaupn Dem StrtauI nIlerer
5yeelOrten lplomen. &iberale pmlnllpoIeh. SWre,Dl
oem Seoul9uu9en. ". y. Sog oo4o. Great
American Aea Coz, 81 nnO So Selep StruBe,
yort. 4pzoplt
, 1877-09-20

= dxs ~ snsIafIatsan 1rasl>sttes, tsaes has - ?
fAsalefAleAt ~untawsrftu II. xxh lAbea aamsnti&@ ~
ma Iasaa. DIE lrja&u, selAs bkfeS f&re6li&er b.
tsssrrsfen+ ias saf&tsssa M stafette ala ~ e
bxrA 6tartsaesnutd bAs RuseafaaeR, w b AAS
ssssssaans snS saearA ben aau0 xSrvu " I'D ~
DSS -S&wehtlA Dtttert~ ftpt naerret&t - ale LAr.
tuxeSnttti I'd bea stea 6nSbnttn &rsaibdtea xnb tat
a~Axtaben BIZ orsnsktt ur46seasbea, rsl&t f&sa sS
IsA Spafetfu. X mttse 0ense en- Pebes N aaben.
0tsberoefAtsssa1stt,
, 1877-09-20

Du Nafa n W. sr,lt Derfaats ~ &Brpsss. Dss
Am utdlt bas lanis ssasn Natrsns nne 9rsft; Wsas
"a Raaea aat amber, Dubanaasssr6a1t na&loAen. thu
tsas Xtxhaist AZ entutdell, nu6 b1 sane 9srper Id
IN. DIV Arsnitsttea, rel4s ~ etassts Hedttelstt -
- $1uyfsfAAe Nabt tnmes tttfs1bA Dta Il ~
0sssk, ssln ~ xe4sestfA Bitter" n y as Star.
Ssnf1stttd vtrt, " DestaxxnsSstJans rtseh ant In
osfssSs IIaMSfth betent = vide Aent>rten tdIt, ~
ssAaans ssnl ssAtasau Rstss tsa BIZ ssssss
nd ali aaAusa laaoN1ltsaftrtts e1tatssn eses r -
nS 6tlraasex Der Massntbattsiett. als hur& trblt&s
Aalass sbu beftise G~riiluns. Dsnn be Gpetle mid
eeaSns strhauet uns Der Rsrpsr In Bolss eehea ui&t bin
lisolid ruabrt wirs, nab dbmaenpna ~eintreten uni
~ 1ef&paAts esRaa srlttst ten la6t1fes aniau dine
Grtiltanl ~ Id aae. pnfsa ssn tdftsu vefaMbttt
90 atAi 10 Deta&t Kms DIV terabntsAeu Mtrltt
srxx fs 6due ssn e&wtnsfu&t IN beg uaea Stabten b.
tAnbdn, rHtea stns Hxsxabme thrt dufmersfauittt ~
~ aaf " Rsexltsaae hu GnhsuxaossrsA bamit BIZ
!efdf. sd4s ~ pattsn. " % mast thn at@t fra3t
W 0efAwcht ttrsrfe&ea xAb nt&t hnsA ban kSrper -
IA sss tln entstes. sar i4ae .su IN sasaiess 9sss
U3t nh fAlt&ts Rabrsna n thsa
, 1877-09-20

t1tas 0af1a We fArtdIt4ea e&aertm ssseank
Mo 6itters" DIT 6elmttth eebsttn rtrb, ~ .Sebu lsl4l
eieuaen sault O. linbat BE e&mtrien fsfcrt ane ID
kstsdttten 0sbrauae NTH bn Patient ssn Gs&s "
Nj "a. Isuiexh< fsexea YEA GAa. ~ vdAsn Asras-
tt 1xstsa btnN wixbutsss 8eInttn y ettsas4n
, 1877-09-20
''Star- Wffa" plattorm.

Siibersian,. cline srOae 3terhe. GIN psutanptso
Srus aatsr OeTea. Nraett IL Gtitnraarta.2anplua.
8ta aaA. Ntreulare sratts %ptrisnest. Iprelnret
,D2Sufi 6tar Oiattprra. ShlVat
, 1877-09-20
&GataasfAllDA
os2sA

Ge1en bttft &ransbatea n ,6dmebtf9 Bitttrs" bas wtrS
kMRe e4utmtttd, Hdl q IA kas 1lutrttatst "A, IA
= atsbA. Aber rlrb bu 0ebraSA. " R6t sher ai&t eenas
0Tt,teANehu sxi autct MT 0tebu Sertrnhene &raaE
Min aaibreAsa, tAan muo tr 0ebrexd fpfst dnAz
Mn verbea, sa 4ranitetu IN hsiea 6tAbtan ds ~
ks OG4A1AtanS nfsrbeA.
, 1877-09-20

~befannteu Shpinoler Anbsrion bon Der Ses
tru9SsBablbeb0rbe III youlliana ais SutbeS>
8eamten in Nep Orleans angeiteut 1T. Die
nJiem Srleans 9eutlte j3eitung" melbet
bariib,r 6olgenoes
, 1877-09-20
Tieber rro faltes Gieber.

gisbtr une We&f4!1eber fur 50 Gents iurirt. q
sisbt fein bettmittel IL Der Welt. ,pelbes 6isber nns
Wehlelfieber uno az ~icnitisen osr,uanbt.n Qranfbet.
fise Gisber (btnen bard 9aoi,ap's miller abctloIien
ipiro) 10 raid ~beititist ala -Hhvos's 2atss xstisf~
80 Gents ber eIafos.
, 1877-09-20
80 Nrpaent.

90 Nrp3emt.
@Hten M9enten ,plrD erIe @omnlllllon be5ahi
Tur ben SerlauT opn neuen uno leDr pppuiaren Suu9eli,
pOlt elner DER oeoeutsnoten SuplcrlptlpilsE Ulrllell ",
Sanoe. " Su@sr Iur eu Gents 20 Yuper Iur sl.zo.
Stein pumbu8. MAN lant lU uulers e,rculare tom.
men nno l~berSeuBe ii@ lelplt. @orene ". y. Sos ozs.
arp Onn 49o!ours
, 1877-09-20
Marmap II. 3d.,

90 Warren, Gds @surh Ctr. %. 9.
qies Nalides uno g9abres Sdidt cine S%reirnarff
IN Nabipap il. Co.. 80 Warten Gde Gburb. Str, Wen
oorf. Musfunft. 1aule,oe m'rtb miro Sb"en a'laf
'fidt,
, 1877-09-20
NntfsintsssA

Nesssrssns Dtst n NJ 9Gxstssk4s ~ NkRsRAso
nj isaas ddAaftn &sanisetsa.
%sntaaSf1llSa.
0iAAasA Sisaea.:1ssA nss9eDs ssiosa>as assse
, 1877-09-20

WeIanA ellie,
est ustsas,as 3rsnHsdtea sab w nAhinHAs oslsaA
Hesa eebraade ~ reAvtbAA Dhtns" etaGu aad -
d~nHtttuns sue N Is4ts oSus Ia sbsnsenAxnten u
strt Serf&wtnhex. Dem pGNe1tsn stfb xnfeh0ae a
sS1A&nbiet 0efnRAbtt juradgeaebeu mi faes " k6nns
8etutet esN ID kAN vtehu In
Ola xDlettanesmttteA
psrhxsa, udAs ~ Ststanu GbfaIssHssnttd ID,
A&bliAe Gslsen resnb dnu drt uiafAea, (vSten n,
ksvpets DsHS ID r6HpebtfA 0ttteS" nstnex. q 2
rn ysuipumsn anfASItAa 3blatxRaentita nj -
sssalsdAt subea M &aIe41 sf
0ases na> OsfAIeAA
h y MA naefRYu, M sa>as uGsueHns @.
esstca enttdlt, exA tdnt nesst&4n 0Naabl1GhA -
bxs sssfAus0tA tses sss
as1nlsrNehs2.
-. ts.t.. ss~asAes ~ ~ sss SasA
Ssrft&tl-D as Cdr S9SeAHA
0tttess ssxS ausi@lie6lia tersttet ~
Dtntel Il. Co.,
Ass sesss Drtss enst&
, 1877-09-20
eGmebtf@ 8itters.
Rss saS 4rduter5kften

~ Me9s ~ Stflanbe4 Salrea usstdis etn MIA
~ fNwebtf4u aSt td tsn wtRenf4s flt&en 5ssfauxG-
UA&< a fad aaf alien Itdln la Grhe 6nRelte, tie -
uAIast tetfssft strtGu &r1ater nnt b1 Gtsad kdf4
~ Md - kaytehAnithdk W
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15
MARKKr.

The following quotations are for orders
tom store end small lots in q iebbinR way;
APPLES Medium. 2 90; choice, 3 COsl %
per Dbl.
sides, ct clear sides. %; breakfast, III
to l215e; susar-curod hams. canyased. l5c;
sugar-oured hams, uncanVaeed, l2h 70 l3g;
packed, "a 70 Mc higher.
BRAN..stsady; wheat. .sj@sOc y 100.
BEANS-s2 50e5 90 per huthel
BULK P0kK-(Loosel; shoulders, - to Sc;
long clear. SIC; clear rib, SIC; clear sides,
6he; hams, loo, Packed, Il TO He higher.
BUTTkh-csmmon. l09lsci medium. D9
BALfE9 sfTFFs AND TIEs-Darriur, 2
and ~ lhs, l2gl2hc; balipg twinO. lSgllc;
iFf Bu qfij RI + & AZ glfsSSTi% lliI' 49, .so,, price,
are; Cement. Louisville, 50 25, y Dbl, Rosen-
dale. y Dbl, 2 5e82 IS; hair, Q 2Oq2 Is y 40
In bale: plaster, Michigan. 8 50; Now YORK,
90; lime, per Dbl. ! 59l 50. Firo-brick,
$500 TO > e0per 1905 brick. 10 to II per 1905.
BEEF, FRESH - Rorequarters. az 10 10
h~indguartsrs, 5AS7c. Hogs. 5 TO yc. Sheep,
EDOKWHEAT FL0UR-9OO per barrel.
CANDLES Boxes, full weight, l5h al5Ho,
hall box full weight, Ice; quarter box, iul
eQpGAN6Ts-Per 100. 8 coos 20.
o.: 9V g,@S, 81 % sSSi BRINE. )! s92 2 y f IsiT' s sS% Z
23% 70 &c. Java. S8ci Cordova, 21 to z2c.
CnlO1ENs-Mixed, 81 rs to 3 5Oi oholcl
hens 10 rs TO ace.
COAh OIL-R gallon. IS to $50.
C0HN-Mixed, t2g54e; white. 1850.
OQHa-MEAL k~iln-dried. fuh WsiEhts
r. IS to 2 IS.
COTTON YARNs-No. 900, Ig0l4Xe, No
100. IicsltHc; No. 400, 164i6kc.
OABEAgEs-Per 100 heads, 50 0@l0 co
crates, Z 0098 90.
CHEhsE- Western. lS0lSho; EnEllsl
dairy. l4BIGe; rates irregular.
COTTON SEED-e6 80 70 9 90 a ton.
O0TTON-SBED 0IL-crude, $50 per gallon
cake Gong toni, s22 TO %.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15

steamers for Black river and Bates
vile. Charley Postal, a gentleman
who is noted for his urbanity and
prompt attention to business, con-
trolls the office, and is seconded by
Count Chamberlain.
Special to the Ledger
DEyALL's BLUFF, March 10, 8
a.m.-The Ruth passed here last
evening for Memphis with 410 bales
Of cotton, 600 sacks seed, 100 sacks
corn, 100 sacks flour and 90 tons
bulk meat. Win arrive on time
and leaVe.promptly Saturday even
ing with a return trip for White
river. MILT HARRY, Master.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15

A writer in one of the scientific
journals argues that the common
idea prevailing in regard to what
are called geographical antipodes is,
in fact, erroneous. That, to the
occupants of the earth's surface,
down means in a vertical direc-
ton to the earth's center, and real
antipodal points are therefore where
a straight line passing through the
center of the earth cuts the surface.
Then, it is evident, says the writer,
that the antipodes of any place in
the Northern Hemisphere must lie
in the Southern Hemisphere; the
latitude of antipodal points will be
the same, bnt one will be north and
the other south, the longitude will
dif.r by $50 degrees. Thus the
antipodal point Of San Francisco is
in the Southern Indian ocean,
almost 1000 miles southeast of the
island of Madagascar the point
opposite New York is also in the
Southern Indian ocean, about 500
miles southeast of Australia /; the
point opposite Pekin is in Northern
Patagonia; and a shaft from San
Francisco, which would reach Pc
kin, must pitch to the west and
make an angle with the yerticle of
about 500 degrees.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15
mo. $685..
NOn-R Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Shelby county,
Crcokes &Co.) VS.. Chas. Ksrtrecht OF al.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
i this cause that the defendant, A. NJ. Brit
ton, is a citizen Of 81. Louis, Mo-, is a non
resident Of ths tate Of Tennessee it Is there-
fore ordered that he make his appearance
herein At the court house in the city Of Mem
phis,, Tenn, on or before the nrst Monday n
complainants' bill, or the same will DO takon
for confessed as TO him aud set for hearing
OK parte; and that a COPY ofthis order DO pub
lished once a week. for four successive Weeks.
In tho Public Ledger.
This 18th day Of February, 1877.
A oopy-Attost:
EDMUND A. COLE, G. and NJ.
By X. j. BLACK, ID. G.. and M,
flanagan x Fraysor, Soils. for compliments.
1856 6-l2-lS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15
pADUoAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
qIaANglAL AND WSgE2OIAL.
DIZZY.
PUBLIC LEBaER 0TFICE,
Mr,r,ura TrNU March IL. 1877.

MEMPHIS. TENN, March 10, leH.l
Dizziness is complained of in banking
circles, yet something to be expected SO
long as each succeeding day brings with
it a decline IN cotton. Money continues
easy at SOLO y cent. p annum. Elk
change in this market is in moderate
supply, with a good demand, quotations
being reported 40 follows New York
and Eastern demand, buying at par and
selling ct 4c premium; New Orleans
buying at fc discount and selling at par
On the streets money ls In plentiful sup
ply at ll@2I p cent. @mOnth. New
York gold rates are lO4b; here brokers
are paying lO4. In local stocks and
bones there seems to be little doing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15
Condition or the Rivera.

The river here rose nearly 2
feet during the "a hours ending at
noon to-day, and now stands IA
feet on the gauge. At st. Louis
the rise was l inch, with 0 feet 3
inches on the gauge at PlttsOurg
it fell inches, with - feet Z inches
on the gauge; at Cincinnati it rose
Is inches, with 3S feet s inches on
the gauge; at Louisville Is inches,
with Is feet 3 inches in the canal /;
at Evansville it is rising rapidly,
with q feet 3 inches on the gauge;
at Cairo the rise was 80 inches,
with rs feet on the gauge. The
Cumberland rose "a incheq, with
10 feet ! inch on the gauge at
Nashville. The Tennessee is rising
slowly. The Arkansas is stationary
at Little Rock, with 4 feet 3 inches
on the gauge, and 4 feet 6 inches
from Pine Bluff to the mouth.
The White is stationary at Jack.
sonport, with 3 feet G inches from
there to the mouth.
niscslIaneOuS.
Clear aud cool.
The river is rising rapidly.
The Golden Rule passed up yes
torday afternoon for Cincinnati
She put Off here several lots o
freight.
j, The Coahoma returned'to Friar'
Point with a good trip of ireigh
and people,
The Capitol City leaves vicks
burg to-day for st. Louis.
The John A. Scudder for Ne,
; Orleans passed Vicksburg yester
day.
The Golddust leaves CincinnaI
! to day for Now Orleans,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15
No. 2111.I
mo. 2ITI,T
Northeastern Notice.


In tho Ohancery Court Of Shelby county,
Tennessee Thomas IL. Allen ct al (Ihos.
u. Allen x Co vs.. John IL. McClelland
ct oil,
IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
J. this cause that the defendants To the
cross bill Of Coe & Burgo, fled herein,
December /, 1876. to-wit; j. II. Allen,
Perry Nugent and W.. l.. Archibald are
non-residents Of the State of Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein. at the court-house in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the 6rst
Monday In April, ls77, and plead, answer
or demur to said CROSS bill, OF The same
will be taken for confessed as to thom, and set
ter hearing Ok Parte; and that a copy Of this
order DO published once a week for four suo-
ceksiyo weeks In the Public Ledger.
This LIST day Of March, 1877.
A copy attest;
EDMUND A. COLE, @. and NJ.
By r. BLACK, D. @. and nj.
geo Sillhami Sol. for oomplainants in GROSS
Dill 10 1918
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15
KxreHrs or ;

ForyrEu LoDsF. 10 2&-nee1 every
Tzess4y ersninr 10 sEtsIa Hall. No, -
seed street. al tx B'clock- Geo. X. Merritt,
DicA.srs yohz Legier, Reporter.
USrT L1HsE 80. T7-meeg every Wedass-
dIy -igtt :. Hal. N7. Is Second street. up
rtsirE. Z. 81 Hssrn. Dietasori A. B. Bill,
Es7srtsr.
CHElsEt LoDsE. 10 G1-mecE % and 4th
ThcrsisF in szch mont1, a. Brick Church.
w. Mitchell, D.; A. krzpp.
CEENtUI. L0DGE. SO. 5E-meeu ID and 4th
TceFi1ys IL gael month a. rs second street,
ur-stairs. Jae5b Braun. Dictator; john K.
klsinsr, Reporter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15
" z1amza or

pxssHzsKT LcDaP 10 g. Meets Ny
overv Monday right az Harmony
HALL I. o. o.. ~, corner Beal and. fernando
~streets. Jno. Wilson, &C.; Felix LeClerc, V.
q: K. j. Walker, r.: w. Z. hoysson' +, Of
n. and g.; G. W. L. Crock, d. OF 81 AloerI
Swim, X. off.
MEMPHIS Lopez No. 6 meets second, third
AID fourth Tuesday evenings N eacn month.
Hack. ] Woad, G. e. II. 8. Reynolds, V
a.; A. Mersell P; W. II. Atkinson, h. Of
X. and : =. ". Nigus, n. Of E.i Jacob
LniI. 81. T.
CaoR De Los Lopez No. ie-Meets I'd and
lth We3nesdays efey month, al 20 Second
usst, Yizcsnt sinaE. opEosfe Court square.
J.K. Aadcrs1n. Q. c.; D.. W. eetsHef. v
Gil. G. Watson ? J. !. Iomlinsan, D.
lar, 4. Off. Ii. Ii. BriggssP. G..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15

LiyEnroeL. March Is $3.50 pm Cotton is
dull. UplsEas. ed: Orleans, 6 9-l6d. Sales,
8 90 bales. Of which 1900 were for export aud
speculation; r~eceiBts. 20,60a bales. Of which
ls 90 .wero American. Arrivals are partially
l sd lower.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15
NEUTsCnER EEUDKR.BUED.

DEUTsoHER BRuDER-BTED meets lrt Sunday
n each month att 0'clsck pm. az Cochran
AAll. y. q. Sohsper, Pres't: g. A. JunkeF-
rann. Nics rest; W. GlaentEer, sec'y: II.
W. Schultz. %Yess'r; Aug Zweiiel aud John
naasworker, Sick Committee fer Northern
Division; John Weudel aad John MaTgle,
Sick Committee for southern Division.
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The market is quiet, With a moderate
demand and fair offerings and quota
tons unchanged:
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.. .. +. D~InECTOaU.

DAD gsHcxa. HALL, eOrass nSla aad North
i0grs streets
grprrrs Isone1. No. 6-meets every Tues
AsE. a. J. Knapp. 4. g.; 1T. heaRe, y.
C.; 4. S. Burr, secretary; W. .. ofu0''
FcTIeTasAv LopaE, No. s-meets oyely Non
Ssy uirst. A. D. eibson, u ~ mar =:
Hogan, Y. e. Sosn A. oeit' 1ie@
tLsMSs IN Ispez' No. 1l0--mests every W6d-
nesdav nicst. Ed Bohle, N. e.; ). ). rap
ner. g.; Cbas. BorEcr, secretary L.
Ottenheimer. Treasurer. r.;s.,
SaggRs taDas, No. Ai-msets o79fy clie1y
riyHt. W.K. French, n. g.; i. AZ. Vslt2n'
Wusa, Wm. Henry, p. and R. s.; J, !. VII
hi q 49, Cry LoDcy. No. 1%s7-mssts e7eY
gb-rssav evening 1T Odd Fellows Hall. IL
p.Young. n. g.; Frank L2m9nt; ~, ~
II. Novstsn. Secretary ). Z. Iooi' treht.
n apyoSy LopeR No. ie9-meets every Tues;
dav nie6t at odd Fellows' Hall, corner btsl
cnd fernando streets. X. j.. MaiheI ~
a.. d A. Me0mber, V. O.; I'd. Wa'Aef'
Sec'y; G. W. Mi Ter. Treasurer
DEsREE Lodge,
Nrv,Hts Drox-E Lopez No. 2-Meots hrst
6 ctnrdav Of each rnonth. y. Bingham u
M; D. A. Wardlaw, d. d. M:; InoWmas pa.
con, A. b. NJ; a.. S Burr, "a A. y. W.
4. +. Holland. ssc'y; y. "'Snlla' AEsaS'
YHcAAPHrrTs,
siyoso E~scAHrgEHT, No. s-meots on tes
= snS al Thursday nishss Of es9h Ton5a
W. K. French. o. P.iP. Z. smith, r..
usnrc clements, g. W.. Ihos, Bacon. SCRIBE
Iobn 4. Holt, Treasurer; Dave heahard
'wvv7E1gE ~rcAUpMENT, 10. Sa-meess 2dan.d
lth Thursday nights OF eGch nontn, =, q
Poss1 8. p; S s. Garrett, q r: John y
Sick, s..W.;J J.. I. Leakes j. VIZ. rns'
IrsupAL Rsrrsr C0ANITTEE-D 4. Porter
tSairman. rs Front street; John W.. Y ayes
n5~g. Memphis Oil Co., Secretary ana res
rrer. II. Gronauer. J: IL. shepnera' b'A
pulleu, .. q. Reahard.
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New Orleans last evening for ST.
Louis.
The full account of the sinking
of the Florence Meyer will be found
on our local page.
The Andy Baum left Cincinnati
last evening for Memphis.
The Belle Memphis for Memphis
and Belle of Shreveport for New
Orleans left st. Louis last evening.
The Cons Millar cleared for Gin
with l50 bales Of cotton, a lot Of
oil, old iron and rags, and 80 peo-
pie.
The John A. Wood completed
repairs and left to-day for her tow
of empty barges, which are moored
60 miles down the rvier.
The Batesville takes a trip of
cotton from Jacksonport to New
Orleans.
The Grand Republic leaves st.
Louis this evening for New Orleans.
The towboat Future City, on her
way to ST. Louis, left her tow fifty
miles down the river and came here
to repair her machinery. She re-
turns for her tow this evening.
Captain Matt Tremmel, with the
Carl Schurz, sails tomorrow even
ing for Scanlan's Landing.
The Thompson Dean will be up
Sunday morning for Cincinnati.
The A. @. Donnally is due down
to night for New Orleans.
The Cherokee is due up for the
Ohio river.
The Carondelet will be due to-
morrow from New Orleans. She
will load for a return trip.
The City of Helena is the An
Choir Line packet leaving to-mor-
row for st. Lonis.
The Belle of Texas has gone to
the bank. She will resume her
regular trips in the Arkansas river
trade as soon as there is sufficient
water.
Captain Darlington purchased
the steamer Carrie Brooks at mar
shalS sale at Pittsburg on Tuesday
for $500.
The Alice Brown, Bigley and
Simpson Horner leave Louisville
to-day with tows Of coal for the
South.
The G. K. Peck, r. W. Dugan,
Kate Kinney, John NJ. Chambers,
and Silver City, are advertised at
st. Louis for the upper Missouri
river.
The Ruth, Captain Milt Harry,
will arrive tomorrow from White
river with a good trip of cotton and
other freight, and leave Saturday
on a return trip, going through to
Jacksonport.
The Governor Garland, Captain
Ed Rowland, will arrive tomorrow
from Arkansas river with a good
list of cotton, and leave Saturday
evening on a return trip to Arkan-
sas river.
The Glencoe, Captain Calhoun,
is the Anchor Line packet leaving
tomorrow morning al ten O'clock
for Eicksburg and the bends
Captain John McCord holds forth
in the Office.
Captain A. E. Drinkwater, for
merly skipper Of the Era No. 9, il
now running the Arkansas Hotel
at Little Rock. His house is wei
furnished and kept in good style
and is the headquarters for al
steamboatmen.
The James d.. Parker, Captain
. Frank Cakes in command, came il
: last night from Cincinnati with
. full cargo of Western produce an,
, a fair list oG people. She leaves o.
) Saturday with a return trip for tn
. Ohio river. Captain Lindsey doe
( the honors of the oGice.
The fine steamer A, j. Whit
:. Captain George Malone, came i
, from the lower coast with 67 bale
and 10 bags of cotton, 372 sacks {
:, seed apd a lot of sundries, and ha
. a good list of people. She return
this evening at 5 o'clock to Arkar
: sas City, carrying the mail and a
q tending promptly to all way bus
:, ness. Captain A. L.. OumminI
y 49,.
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