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Evening star., 1877-10-30
PRINCE GEoRGE,s CoUNTY. Mp

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, Nd, Pol
ITICS.-In Prince Georges county, Md,
there is no lack of candidates and tickets.
First the republicans nom mated q ticket
beaded by George G. Nerrick for senator;
then the democrats put forth a ticket with
Charles Calvert for senator; next there was q
fusion ticket with " M. h. II i'll as cand idate
for Jhe senate, and Mr.. Merrick takes place
jOT the house Of delegates On this ticket
there are four democrats and the same num-
Der OF republicans. Next a convention was
ECid at Bowie TO nominate work. iagmen's
candidate, and &. Il. Suit was cut in the
field as claimed-the wOIkingmens dele
gates drawing out. The seeding delegates
on Saturday put out the following ticket.
selecting their candidates from the other
tickets In the field, as follows. For senator,
W. b. Hill (fusion); delegates, George c.
MerT1ck (fusiOn), John @. Hall (stfaightOu.
demCcrat, X. Mexican (wOrkingmens);
regisi eT of wills. James Harris, tfusiol and
wOI Rir gnlanl; surveyor, G.. w. Jackson
fusion; Cmmissioners, l.. u. Jones work
ingmens), b. F. Duvall republican T. II.
LUSby (fuSion); Joseph Miles work
ingmen's), and Il. f. Guy (fuSiOn.)
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DISTRICT PRISONERS SENT To THE
MAINLAND PENITENTIAkY.- Yesterday
commitments were made out for the follow
ing prisoners sentenced 10 the RaItinOre
penlts1iiary, and they will be the hrs: to 90.
JChh W NlilIams and James Whitney Larceny
1hree years; julia Johnson, CaGri-.s avis
george Carr, Frank Jordan, John Wesley
John Deatop, Frank C-onin, AMI James
DOwney, larceny, two years; PhfIio BIfIsr
larceny, one year.
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PROBATE COURT-,Tl10e Olin

Yesterday. estate Nm. Hogan; az lrmcnt conclude I
ana decision reserved. Lawrence Scott, guardian;
Iuie on guardian To pay over balance Estate Of
Henry Won der Heidi; adminjsiTatTix qualified aud
gave bond IN S6CU. Estate of ". f. HaIlsIsu, hT,J
account OF executor, balance and distribution.
Iv!ert \ bennett, minor; supplemental petition
81 MARY ). " right, asking appointment Of James q
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sFNT TO MARYLAND FOR TRIAL.-JOS.
douglass, for whom requisitiOn was made
some time since by Governor Carroll, OF
Maryland, upon the Chief Justice OF this
District, was yesterday delivered to Hillery
Higgins, agent for the state OF Maryland
aid carried TO Rockville, where lie will be
tried for larceny. Douglass has been irn-
prisonCd here for sixty days past, under a
Sentence OF the Police Court, but his term OF
imprisonment expired yesterday.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

To LADIES AND GENTLENsN.-We wish
TO call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical
Securing and Dyeing Establishment, No goo
u street, near 9th street. By promptly adopt
Ing the latest improvements, whether of
American or European invention, he is en-
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
lilies. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies' ana
Gents Suits are, In fact, the cheapes in the
city on account OF his superior work. Give
him call--9O6 q street. Punctuality guar
anteed.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

sHAEP TALK At THE TEMPERANCE
MASS MTETISG.-A mass meeting Or tie
various Temperance organizations In the
District was held last night at the COu25e-
gatlCT al Church, under The management Of
TIE Central Temperance Organization, end
was laTgeiy attended. Rev. DIR. Gray, pastor
of Tie North Baptist Church. made an able
address and was followed by Rev. Dr David
wits, Mr.. ". r. HSweS, Isav. Dr. Rankin,
9nd Dr. Noble Mr.. HaW e made some pretty
sharp hits upon members Of Cor gresS. VINO
JAILED 20 respond 10 invitations 10 be present
and take part iu the meeting. II said he dit
lot wonder at their absence. for be did no.
tET they dare uIake temperance speeches
Tor far OF the CrCOke ed whisky influence, and
Tor fear Of losing some Cf their rum cOuSsitu-
ents- IN tie CCUrSe Cf htS remarks he noticed
he OtceTS Of our District courts, who he
SAID permitted DgEOT cas- IS 70 lie over from
month 10 month until the priv cipal witnesses
were SpITtsc away. thus defeating the law
eitreiy. The people OF the District are
SWsTe of I'll these transactions. and the
ccCT-s rave got 70 be reconstructed.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

BCILDlNG PERMITS issued by the in
kpeCtor OF buildings: j. j. Edison, cons truct
IWotwo story brick dwellings 2i street he
tween Virginia avenue and ID street sOuth-
Wtstj >i-atJ. Mary kratIt. construct q brick
carriage house, 18Th, between l. and NJ streets
northwest $500. - Forster, repair a frame
CWeilng. corner j. and 18th streets north = es.:
SIS. VIM. LenOiT. construct two two story
briek dwellings, VI, between 81 and j. streets
southwest, II eco. y
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Now Re ady:
FINE ASSORTMENT OF
READY MADE SUITS,
For Gentlemen and Youth,
From $40 up.
READY MADE CoATs,
With Vests to Match, of
Reliable DIagousls
and other patterns,
From SIS upward.
READY MADE OvERCOATs,
For Gentlemen and Youth,
From $40 upward
Urusual care has been taken in the preparation of
the ready made stock this season, and mos; of Il as
been specially made either By OF for me.
COTTON, MERINo AND wOOLES
UNDERWEAR,
probably not excelied in variety and extent in Wash
ngtcn,
Uucershirts from 23 t. 60 inches
Drawers frCm e TO SC inches.
Prices range from 20 cents 10 IS.
PEBFECTLY FITTING and
PERFECTLT MADE SBIRTS,
has3suita Muslin.
From 2 4 l258 upward.
have certainly the largest stock OF fine Shirts in
Washington. all made specially for me, the same sort
which have given universal satisfaction for the past
fifteen yesrs euaralt.e that no better or cheaper
lst mailed 10 any address
FINE TAILORING,
On Second Floor.
Choice assortment OF fabrics Of
AustIian, German, French, English, Scotch, Irish
and American Makes
Only tie best worknsnship, with promptness.
HUNTING SUITS.
Ready Made and TO Measure.
The larRest assortment in the world.
PI ice list sent to any address.
~ONE PRICE ONLY.
gsTRANGER5 MAY RELY ON FAI2
DEALING.
GEO. G.. HENNING,
octl5 tr No. 40 Seventh street.
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RFAL Estate SALES B. II. Warner sold
NfflrfGay afttTi OOu TO- Geo. Bell and James
= ilfCi, trustees, sub lot Y, square 2lI. i'm
proved ty a tV story brick house on the
south side of Rhode Islard avenue between
I4th and 18TH Sfre"ts northwest, tO Col. Geo
B tCTEhlll al $3.50 Also. for John +. Ken
Iah, IuStee sao lot y square Sl2, improved
by three-StOry brick house on The south
SIDE Of ii street, between Sth and 9th streets
northeast. 10 Mrs. Mary Ann Gibbons at
SZ,ieO- Also. FOR same trustees, sub lot Ci ,
square S33, improved by a two story frame
0wellng on Forth side Of II street, between
Sih sfd 10Th streets northeast, TO same pur-
chaser at S1.IlI.
1lOH as DowlinE, auctinneer, sold yester-
uay afternoon for III. ID. Cooke and James VI
Iatia, trustees, the property on the sOut,Ieast
corner Of Penns lvaIia avenue and IO.h
street. improved by tbTee-stO brick
dwelling, 10 9. d. Stevens and c II. Dole for
S1l.E0.
Evening star., 1877-10-30

HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers
and those who have been doaed, drugged
and quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts
ensctually cure premature debility, weak
ness, and decay. Book and Journal, with
incarnation worth thousands, mailed free.
ADDRESS Pulvermacher Galvanic Co, New
York City. 6,I8,dakly
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a :, IFE'S BILL FOR a DIVORCE. Today
MS. IOcSWnn filed "a oil FOR A divorce Tor
Nina BTsuuOn Sgt. David NJ. BTannOn. 3 Is
states thHt they were married ia June, 1916.
hS ttv. MT. Deels, OF Waugh chapel and
cEsrSs that within month after tuarrsase
lie VS. brought home drunk, aUu silce that
tiTE hT has III tTclT Z hsr. mis- ahuSa Of h-r
making her sick. ant nn the IN inSt. he as
saulted her and she was compelled 10 have
lin arrested. She asks divorce, with per-
mission to resume her maiden name OF
Shulize.
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ELL FOR A DIVORCE YESTERDAY Mr. d.
- Barrett, s. attorney, filed for Martina j.
hcLerts on 2 Petition 70. divorce FROM ner
nusfaEdf VIM A RObcr sO1. She states
thai me resides IN the District, aud for the
past four years her husband has lived in the
state o! COEneoiicuf. They were married in
Williamsburg, y. Y, December 70. 1852. and
tnere are four children ss the result or the
marriage. They lived together until July :.
iSI1, when her husband deserted her. and
since August OF the same year he has con-
ulouled nothing toward her support. She
pTays tbat tie divorce be granted, and that
All risht. title and Interest OF the defendant
10 hls property IN This District may be vested
Evening star., 1877-10-30

TIE WILLIAIs- FLORENCE CASE RE-
NEEsF y lesieTtay, in The Supreme Court
OF the United States, Mr. Justice Clifford de-
lySred the opinion OF the court IN the case OF
Williams CT al. vs.. Florence et al. appeal
rom ire supreme Court OF this District
This was an action 10 recover of FlOTeGCe ct
al. Certain premises IN Washington, ciaigari
oy Them 10 have beeh purchased by Florence
OF The lCSsCcs after the execution or a lease
IoT years. The court below sustained the
Title Of The defendants. but the 6e zee is here
reNerkCj, thiS court holding that the tax title
set up ty The defendants was ofuo effect and
th3t The ti'ie by purchase could 70. be su.-
taired because 70 was not In writing. and
was, therefore, within the statute o. frauds,
Evening star., 1877-10-30

Lincoln Hal, "Wednesday Evening, Nov. y
JOSH BILLINGS,
The popular hUmOrist, with musica attractions
Iicksts at Metzerott's, 92J Penn. Ave S5c
anc OOc No extra charge fr res. rived seats o2l tr
Evening star., 1877-10-30

TIRE Young MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCIA-
TION last night held at DIR. Sunderland's 3
church. on \ street, the first OF a series of
monthly mass meetings TO be held in the diff
feIent churches. Prof. GallaUdet presided,
IN The absence OF the president. After religi-
Gus services NT Warren ChCate, secretary,
1ead a report of the work Of the association.
The chair read statement of the differences
b. tween the Y. ". &. a. and the joint stock
company VINO own the building OI ne cor
Eer OF j ar q S.h streets, aud aunOuac-I that
happy termination had been arrive at .
and the association nave no fears OF further
q. differences. Or Pre- brey, at considerable
leng h. explained the future plans of The As
sCciatiOu, etc. Rev. G.. y. Hall, the former
secret tary, made sn address.
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EoUITY CouHT-,Jp9oe U',Jje

To-day BaTttn agt. Middleton; private sale au-
th"Tized Howncy eEt. r, hrar ct al: order deny.
IuR ir.UrrtIln AMI CirchaT-IHg restraining order
Miller agt MiheTi order If reference. Mitchell
&Et MUCheHs attaC nnel.t against witness. Much
Irlrscn Ggt bergman; Application CfIccciyor denied
HglhlEs at. Kelly. Intervention Of Mary Bryan
allowed. Matter of Henrietta albroCht; decree an
lnlntIns Angusta ErLarat cnmmiLte. = -
Evening star., 1877-10-30

Ndfiordi I4safsr. Sunday Evening, Nov IL
1R>. hiRE 4. LIVER MORE,
The Qqeen OF the Lycsum," the greatest LADY ora
tor row living.
Subject. t.... ......-....... "SUPERFLUOUS WOMEN. !"
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LECTURES.

kL ey Rev. DIR. WILLS.
SLtjtct-w w0MsN,
Lectrre room Western Pres yterian Church, III
street, bet wPen 18Th 5pd Goth,
WkDSESDAY EVENfkC, at = 30 O'Clock.
This LtctU3e promises 20 be The gsaniest thing of
be season. Admission, 2j cents oci29-2t
Evening star., 1877-10-30

NEW LAW PUBLICATIONS 10
4 etatutes st Large, .4lh Congress Williams o.
EXECUTORS vols Barton's Law Practice. TyieT
Oh Partnerbhip. AbsOtts National Digest. vol y
Laws American Digest Of Psterts; vel. l. Pro ffet
oh hotsras. Common Law Practice ia Civil &C
tors- ny " alter ;. Cox. Of Washington { ~. New
Ei5ceLlsnet us Publications. Que Year Abroad. Nv
Anthtr OF One hummer. marx Twain . a AutoliYgra.
my kn'sht Il The 18th Century, o. Y p Roe
Iheo, By Mrs. y. II Burnett. That U5rrid GirI
IhsI nst snd ot Mine. Ny Mother in Law They
All 10 IL insioW. by Mrs. Beith AdAms. Mar
Iery btuces LOWS by MARY Patrick
w. ". a. %. III. MORRISON.
octou 4s5 PeHaSpfUdNEa dreaae.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Governor Chamberlain and TIT
Hampton Government.

Governor Chamberlain and tho
Hampton GOvernmeSt.
New York, January ga Herald cor
respondent telegraphS from Columbia
that Governor Chamberlain said to him
yesterday that the action Of the lamp
ton government in providing for the It,
%natics, orphans aud convicts relieved
him Of his greatest embarrassment, and
be was grati6ed that the Democratic tax
payers and others charitably disposed
had assumed the care Of these untortu-
mates. Chamberlain does not think that
this voluntary contribution of taxes will
have any effect whatever in deciding who
is the legal Governor Of the State. lie
says that the question Of the governor
ship cannot be decided by Ae people Of
the State now nor by any tribunal in the
State, but that it will be settled in Wash.
ingtou either by Congress or by the Pres
ident. He does not look forward to any
collisions or clashes of authority hat
would be serious, and all minor conflicts
as to the possession OF Offices would find
an easy and peaceful solution in tie
courts,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08
WASHINGTON.


DIV
WASHINGTON, January s.-Ia the
House, under the cali Of States, bills aud
resolutions were introduced and referred,
including the following: By Chittenden
for paying legal tender debt in hag-
mony with justice aud the pledged
faith Of the government. This is the
same bill which he tried to introduce
just before the holidays.
In the Senate the committee on priv
iIeges and elections continued, this morn
ing, the investigation of the Oregon cleo
toral matter by the examination of Cbas.
Dimond, No. lI5 Liberty street, New
York. Dimond testified that he is a
banker doing business fox Il. E. & C. E.
Tilton, of New York, Ladd 6 Bush, Of
Oregon, and others; witness met the firm
of Martin & Runyou on the 9Th of Decem.
Der for the first time; on that date Run.
yen came to witness Office and left word
that he wanted to sea witness; witness
went to Runyon's Office, and Runyon
gave him a check for $4,000, payable to
Lldd & Bush, Of Oregon; witness gave
Runyon q tele1rsph dispatch, which was
read: 'To, badd & Bush, Salem, Oregon
Martin 4 Rnnyon have deposited $4,000
to your account" The dispatch was in a
cipher used by him and those be does
business with; he was not requested to
put the dispatch ia cipher, nor to keep
the transaction secret. Ladd & Bush
telegrsphsd witness on December llth,
to return the $4,000 to Martin & Ruuyon,
but does not know why the $4,000 was re.
turned unused; witness went to the Office
OF Martin & Runyon last Saturday but
held no conversation with either except
as to the necessity of his (witness) com
ing to Washington to testify. After fur.
ther negative testimony, witness said be
would produce, without subpoena, the
letter-book containing his correspon-
dence with Ladd 4 Bush and Ladd &
Tiltou, of Oregon.
Senator Sherman presented a petition
of the prominent business msn a1d citi
zens of Cincinnati, members Of both po-
litical parties, asking an amicable s%ettle-
ment of the Presidential contest. he
spoke of the high standing of the petit
toner's. and said their opinions
were entitled to great weight. he
felt sure hat the general tone Of
the petitioners for q peaceful, orderly
count Of the electoral vote would be ap-
proved by every Senator. Mr.. Thur
man said he entirely concurred in the
remarks Of his colleague as to the stand
ing 0! the petitioners, and be commended
the petition to the Senate. 1t was re.
ferred to the special committee consider
ing the Presidential question. The com.
mittee wss authorized to sit during the
sessions of the Senate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08
Q YORK Items.

New YoRK, January S.-Between Sat-
urdsy evening and Sunday morning
some memento iossr took the mourning
Grape, value twenty dollars, from the
door Of tn. late Commodore Vanderbilt
residence.
Ten French uuus for Illinois are
among the passengers by lie stranded
steamship Amsrique.
The Rev. Henry Blair died yesterday,
after a protrlcted illness, Dged sixty,
seven. He vas q natlys OF the " Lake
Shore" Pennsylvania, received his edu-
cation at PittsbarE, apa had been for
the last lorty.one years pastor Of the
First United Presbyterian Church Of this
city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08
STEAMSHIP.
The AmsFique Ashore - PaasenEesS
anJ Cargo Saved.

The AmsRique Ashore - Passengers
and OeEgQ saved.
LoEo BRAsoH, January 8. The steam
ship Amerique nov iiss imbodded in the
sand ten or twelve feet, is perfectly easy
and undoubtedly tight. No danger is an
telnetea unlass aa sasterly storm should
spring up The cargo consists Of mis-
c~ellansous articles, among which are
many very valuable paintings. All the
passengers, specie and baggage have
been landed, The engineers and sgaist-
apts have returued 70 the vessel, and
powerful tugboats have arrived to at
tempt to haul her OF. Tbs PASSENGERS
will arrive 10 this city early this alter
noon. They ara mostly French immi.
grants, bound for The Western States,
principally Illinois. The pilot sounded
about fifteen or twenty minutes before
2 am, and finding FIVE faihoms Of
water and the same kind Of bottom
as the channel leading into Sandy
Hook, supposed that he was iu the
right course for New York, but at
Q the steamer struck her bow, bu; sc
slightly that had not the wind been SO
hsavy from the cast she could have
backed of. Although so near the shore.
land was not seen till alter the ship
struck. Sandy Hook lights were not
seen AZ any time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08
nfhease GrnMa Annne.

Like an i'll wind, and cannot be mastered too
early. What lisa %trifing attack Of sickness
to-day may, if unattended to, become a seri-
Gus case in a week. Small ailments should DO
nippsd in the bud before they blossom into
full blown maladies. If this advice were at
tended to, many a heavy bill for medical at
tendance might be avoiied. When the liver
is disOrdersd, the stomach foul, the bowels
obstructsd, or the nerves disturbed. resort
should at once be had to that supreme rem
edy, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. a few doses
Of which will restore healthy action and put
the system in perfect order. It is a wise pre-
caution 10 keep this Incompatible preventive
promptitude, disorders which breed others
far more dangerous. and in their latest devel-
opments are themselves often fatal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08
BUILDINo %AssoCIATIoN.
MOTTO Es !
--
THE l~RlsH,AMERICAN
Building and Loan
ASSOCIATION,
Memphis, : Tennessee

DE IT KNOWN, THAT THIS DAY the
- following citizens of sh,lby county,
Tenn. Wis: John Gum. Phil Mallon. Owen
Dryer, Z. Il. Athy. John 4. Flynn. w, j.
M%oDermott, N. MSFadden. James Reilly,
John Montague, Cotton Greene, Vincent Bach
gslupo, 7. NJ. Winters, NJ. Gavin, Thomas
Keeloy, u b. Beleher and Thomas Fisher.
have applied TO the State Of Tennessee for 4
Charter Of incorporation for the purpose OF
creating a Building and Loaa Association, lis
principal office 10 be al Memphis, In shelby
c%9uatr, 9nn., under the name and style al
above writton.
said charter has this day been fled in IN
Register Office Of Shelby county, Ienp. and
2 due time will be forwarded 20 tho office 81
theis recerdei, y" "
The Organization Of tho corporation will bs
duly published,
Subscriptions. for stock in said corporation
will be received as soon as tia duly estab.
lihod' HkLCHkR h JORDAN,
TAN Attorneys for Applicants.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08

Governor elect J. D, Williams appeared
on the stage and wss received most en-
Enthusiastically, The retiring Lieutenant
Governor, presiding officer Of the joint
session, opened the exercises, aud was
followed by Rev. Mr.. Randolph leading
in prayer. Governor Williams being
sworn in by Hon. Judge Niblsck and
being introduced by the retiring Gov
error, Hendricks, addressed the Legis.
lature ct come length. Lieutenant
Governor Gray being sworn in, and
having addressed the joint session, ad-
tournament was had.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08

lR. 2i5}.l
ChaDceTy Sale Of Real Estate

Chancery Court Of Shelby County-J. A.
Anderson, adm're f W. ". Me- emoro, de.
ceased, VS.. John @ McLemore et oil.
DY VIRTUE or AN INTaHLOOUVORY
IL decree lorsale, entered in Tho aooye causes
on the 18th day Of December, 1876, I VIII selI.
1t psblic auction, to the highest bidder, Ia
front Of The CLERK aud Masters Office, Coert-
house Guildins, Maia ~a.gest. Memphis,
Tenn. on
Saturday, January %, 1877,
within legal hours. tho following described
PROT erty, situated in Shelby county, Team,
to-wit: A lot below old Fort Pickering. hav-
ing a front Of $50 feet on tho Mistissipnir river,
with a depth Of abou 200 feet.
Also blocks X, /, J and h GA the plan of
Fort Pickering. Tear 70 aad south OF the city
Also lots q, %. "a end % of block So, and
lots H. Y and lG Of blsck 81, and lots q, o.
y and 20 Of block 55-a in Cort Piokerias
Terms OF Sale Ono-thifd cash; balance ~
one and two years, with interest from dnts'
etc. 'insu'
This January 4. lEy,
yEDMUND,A. COTE. G. and NJ.
" n ]: Back, D. @. ar NJ,
Vanqs. y Anderson, Sarnagin 4 Fravssr
Og5roll a karrt and ". Messiek, Attorooys.
los lli-l2O. l26.lT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08
THs Jackson whig and Tribune Of last

'H'e ~AN N
week contains 9 highly complimentary
communication in regard ctas charac-
Ter and past services ot Jaiga I. W.
Brown It is a finished production and
does credit TO the sutkor, a citizen Of
Madison county, Sswell as to the subject
Of the article. 1t is produced elsewhere
to-day and merits a careful perusak Our
preferences have been declared and are
well known. Yet in case of a deadlock
in the senatorial election it may become
necessary to go outside of those at first
to be put in nomination in order to make
a choice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08
THE EIGBTH OF JANUARY.

Democratic MeetfngR, RB1 Grants
9plui0n Of the Ensct Upon The
PnhiIc mbnd.
New YoRK, January g. President
Grant said Yesterday to a Washington
correspondent, on being asked what be
thought Of the Democratic meetings TO
he held today. that they seemed to be
intended tc intimidate the opposite party
and make capital. The effect on the
public mind of the North would depend
on the character Of the proceedings.
The people were not to be brought to
submission by any attempted intimida'
ton.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-08

The Senatorial election which will be-
gin tomorrow at noon at Nashville is
tire all absorbing topic there and all over
the State. 1t is understood that if fifty
ore Democratic members are present at
the caucus tonight nominations will be
made. This would ensure the election
Of both Senators on the first ballot AID
save much valuable time, as well as dis
peuse with the excitement aud lobby
work that usually prevails on such ooca-
e.ons