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SALT LAKE, July Sl.--Dr. G. F. Win
slow was cremated here to-day. The
process occupied about three hours. The
heart has been taken out and sentto Nan
tuck. The ashes were sent to the grave Of
his wife near Boston,
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THE TURF.


SARATOGA, July Sl.-The tonr hundred
dollar purse, one mile dash, was won by
Bertram, Baroness ID, Princess Of Thule
Sd. Time l:46l. ChiQuita and Madge
were the top horses in the betting.
The dash Of two miles, for u purse of
5000, was won by Tom ochllltre, carry
Ing l24 pounds. Time $3.50.
The principal race Of the day was that
for the Saratoga stakes, for two year oIds,
which was won by Bramile, Magenta Sd,
Pride Of the Village, Sd. Time l:l7i.
The selling race, one mile and an eighth,
was won by Lucifer, Cardinal WooIsey
I'd, George the Fourth Sd. Timel:5sI.
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NEw YSRk, July sl.-Atrivpd,- Her.
der from Hamburg. frl Nl.
LONDON, July sl.-Arriyed out-we.er
and Victoria from New York.
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APPOINTED INSPECTOR.

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The Commits.
sioners Of the District have appointed
Commodore Van Ransalaer Morgan, late
OF the Confederate Navy, inspector of
works and repairs on the roads and streets
OF the District.
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Troop Car Thrown from the
Track.

BALTIMORE, MD., July 31.-A locomo.
tive, tender and one car Of troops were
thrown from the track two miles weat Of
Keyser, W. Va. by misplaced switch.
Ten soldiers were injured.
The crews Of the Grafton trains have
arrived at Keyser, and are to receive $50
each. These reopen the 3D. division.
Samuel Benjamin has been arrested on
a charge ot rioting on the night Of July
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KEYsER, ". VA, July S1.-The block.
ade here was raised this morning, and the
men went to work without trouble.
Trains are now moving West under mil
itarY rnarh.
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Rlotous Workmen DIseharectl.

ALBANY, July Sl.-one hundred
workmen were to-day discharged from
the West Albany shops for participating
In the late disturbance there.
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WASHINGTON.
Decrense Of LEGAL Tendcru,

WARRINGTON, July 3l.-Legal.tenders
decreased by order Of the Secretary Of
tho Treasury ior the month ending to-
day, SG70,ll2-eighty per cent OF the
national bank notes issued during the
month,
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HAVANA, July Sl.-A Jamaica tole.
gram reports revolution and two days
conilagration at Port Au Prince, Hayli.
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NRw YORK, July ST. Business Is moder.
alto with commission houses and the Job.
bing trade iG quiet. CottonS steady at gem
Mallory pink, purple and frock prints are
reduced to 6a6Hc. WooleA goods quie.
southwork doeskins arc advanced to 30c.
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WnxEsBARRE, Pa, July Sl.--Tho Mi.
ners at Nantikoke stopped the pumps
this afternoon.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, July SO.-Governor
Noyes, United States Minister 10 France
sails to-day for his Post, in the steamer
Illinois.
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BERLIN, July 3l.-Tbe North German
Gazette says il learns from reliable
source that the military measures which
Austria may determine on would only
consist Of the mobilization Of four divi-
sions. Neither Of these or any subse.
quent measure will interfere With the
excellent relations existing between Rus.
sia and Austria. -. hAnsaaI n ---. -..--...
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s77'7' 11-9 e s117D WH E1HEH1NH's
HAzIEToS, Pa, July Sl.-A meeting
Of miners Of Beaver Meadow was held
near Scanville to-day. They resolved to
demand an increase Of wages but the
amount is not stipulated. The meeting
adjourned till tomorrow.
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FIRE RECORD.

MoxrREAI, July SO.-Express Box fac.
tory Saw and Planning Mills burned this
a, NJ, loss $4,000, insured for $4,000.
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90 Ira inS Moved Between Park
ersburg and Baltimore.
Trains from Grafton 10 Wheeling
Tomorrow.

BALTIMORE, July Sl.-The Baltimore
Railroad officials reported at ll:3O TO-
night as follows: Everything is progress:
ing between Parkersburg and Baltimore
without delay; have men enough to man
age all our trains. We have moved to-
day, on the various divisions, about 90
trains. We expect TO commence to run
trains from Grafton to Wheeling to.mor-
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REPORTS.

BUCHAREST, July SILT is reported
that the Roumanian division commanded
by Gen. Mann, after leaving a small gar.
risOn at Nikopolis, marched in the direc'
ton Of Plenna.
1t is also reported that Czarenitchs
army is retreating towards the river
Yantra.
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.HAs. E. DWIGHT,
Union Depot Hotel.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
&. J. uNoEH, Proprietor

This House Offers superior accommodations TO the
Public, and to those who arrive In the city by rail-
II presents many advantages. All Passenger train
Of the Allegheny Valley Railroad, PonnsyIvanIa
Railroad, Pan Handle, Pittsburgh, F. W. q C., de-,
&C., land their passengers almost under the roof o.
this HOuDe, and guests oil the Iame are thereby
saved Time, Annoyance and Express charges
Guests Of th, HousO are, without delay, on arriva
IN Pittsburgh, in quarters, and convenient, at any
moment, toStep on board oi departing trains
SS-Ths House, pleasantly located in tho bud,
nsn ecntrc, Is ilrniihed throughout IN the bOIi
manner.
SrPaeticAlly nre-mool.
BTTho Cuisine Department. Ia a leading ieatare
sE-Rato, s. % per day. fslS-s
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Elected u Democratic Recorder.
ALTOONA, July Sl.-T. H. Gre0ney,
Democrat, was elected Recorder to-day
by 80 majority.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
THE BALTIMORE 4 OHIO.

TO TIE DAILY LNTELLIGENoEI
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AUSTRIA ORDERS THE MOBILIZATION OF
HER ARMY.

BRussEIs, July Sl.-A dispatch from
Vienna states that at the Miniaterial
Council to-day, resolution was adopted
virtually ordering the mobilization Of the
army, Tho resolution authorizes Count
AndraIsy to effect the mobilization with.
in limited bounds, should he deem such
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PITTSBURGH, July ST. Petroleum -
Steady; crude at 50 5Oa2 IS at ParkeTs; re.
fined 1870 Philadelphia delivery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-10

The following quotations arc for ordorf
ION store and small lots in a ie0bine way,
APPLEs-Nedium 2 0i choice. 2 5Oe3 o.
per Dbl.
sAo0N uoes.l Shoulders. -o; clear rit
sides, &C; clear sides, &C; breakfast, 125l
to l3e; sugar-cufed hams, ~canvased. i6He:
s~ugar-eured hams, u~ncanYased, 1917 10 l4%o;
packed, Is ~ Ac higher.
BnAN.steaay; wheat. .eOaf5c = 100.
BEANS-y2 50B3W per bushel
BULK pOhN - Uoosel shoulders, 81 10 7c
long clear, 9hc; cloar rib, go, clear sides,
~ hams, 10 to 1910, Packed. X to ~
higher. ~
BU r1ER-c.mmon lO9lsc; medium, 2oa
2oe; choice, 30s35c.
BALING 5ruFFs AND TIEs-Bassiag. 2
ana "a lss, l2gl2Hc; oaling twine, l8Sl4c
'ff Bb III IL & Il gif'Sf fs9 ufi' &C. .,o,. n,,o.,
are; cenent, Louisville, 81 q, d bbl; Rosop.
dale. " hhl, 2 5o@2 Is; hair, q 2O@2 Is "a IA.
70 bale, plaster, Michigan. 3 50; New YORK.
: e9; line. per Dbl. l 5al SO. Fire-brieS
s2I1 Hn ? w per ltO; brick. 10 to II per 1913,
BEEF, FRESH Porequariers, az 10 IA,
hindguarters $500. Hogs. 8 to so. Sheep
kUCKWnEAEFLOUR-9 90 per barrel.
CANDLES Boxes. iuli weight, l5L ai5L,
hait box full weight, l6o; quarter box, tulI
0lGkNGTs-Por 100. r Oas o.
COFFEE Ordinary, 29h 10 2ic; fair. u :,
IlSgei good "a to q aci prime, b 10 2JSe,
Q eirs 2ie: Java. Zoe; Cord0va q 10 z2lIc
CBIOkhNs-Mixed. q 5 to 2 Is; cboje,
hens '3l0to32j. O
COAl 0IL-N gallon. IS to 3g,.
CORN Mixed, 4T@4Se; white, 1890.
CnhH-MEAL = KilR-dried. full weights
t2t5 to 2 IS. ~
COTTON YAREs-No. 600. l9alg,<o, No
100, l4214lse: No. 400, lGGl6%o. ~
OABEAGES-Per 100 heads, 60 OOgiO 60
crates, 3 0096 o.. w
IgHbEsE- Western. l39lSHr Englisl
dairy l44l6o; rates irregular.
COTTON SEED--S8 90 81 ton.
COTTON-SEED OlB-Crude, $50 per vailon
cake Qong toB), 500 TO %.
CkOUT-Per barrel, So O0d8 q. halfh,,
ole. "a 80, as 10 quality.
OkANBERRIES " Dbl, 10 50all So.
DRIED FRUIT Anpl6s. 5000.
pkuGS-Opium, " 10 IN Z Is; auinino
" ~ ounce; morphine, 800 a ounce nm.
phor,, 40, por .poundi chloroform, i 10. Z
pound; caster oil, 1870 q pound; borsx 26e !;
pound; hlne-mass. IN Jars. 100 " noupd; al.
omel, 90 - pounl; indigo, | OOasl 80 4
pound; .efatoetida, Is and 90 v pound; tar.
! tario acid, 90 and Sos sulphuric ssid, So {
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-10
Attachment Notice.

Before j.. M. Coleman. Justice Of the Pence
for Shelby County, Tenn Nou-resdsnt
Attachment Creditors acts Of 1870 and 1871,
approved January 26, 1871 Frank & Rein
ach We. Charles Grady.
IN is CAUSE IT APPEARING BY AT.
4 haaYltt6st The defendant and plaintiffs are
all ,non-residents Of the state OF Tennessee.
and are residents Of the State of Arkansas:
hat the defendant is inhabited to plaintiffs In
the sum Of oi7 city dollars, due by account.
and the claim is Just. and that the property
OF the, defendant has been ~frauduiently re-
moved to this State TO evade the process If
the law in the State OF Arkansas, their domi-
cilei 1t Is therefore ordered that publication
DO made in thu Memphis Public Ledger, a
newspaper published in the city of Mempbis
tsr i9gr successive weeks. commanding the
SAID Charles Grady "a, appear before me or
some other Justice Of the Peace, at my ofBcs.
No; 2sl Front street, in the CITY of Memphis.
on the 2lst day oil February, 1877, at 10 o'clock
am and mako defense TO said attachment
suit against him. or it will be proceeded with
OK parte.
This the 9th day Of Januqry, 1877.
I'D ldl-l5I l43 j. N. COLEMAN. j. p.
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Friar's Point, doing all way bust
ness. Charley Smither controls the
Office, having for his aids John
Burke and Marlin Jones. The
White will bring in a big Mardi-
Gras trip, and Capt. Green has per-
fected arrangements to make COM
Portable a large number of guests.
He has also engaged for the oc-
casion an excellent brass and string
band. She will be here Monday in
time for the festivities, and lay over
until Wednesday in order to give
her passengers an opportunity to
participate in the carnival and balls.
The 0sceola Belle, Captain An
drews in command, came in this
morning from the upper coast with
pol bales and 1853 bags of cotton,
775 sacks seed, 1876 sacks corn and
Sundries and a big list of people.
She returns this evening to Ashport
and the upper coast and will ar
rive here Monday morning at Z
o'clock with a Mardi- Gras excur-
sion and lays over for her passen-
gers until Wednesday evening.
Captain Andrews desiring to have
all his patrons pay their respects to
old Rex will bring the bends folks
to Mardi- Gras and return for halt
fare and keep them on board while
in port. The excursion on the
Belle will be the grandest Of all
! Rex's fleet. An excellent brass and
string band will be on board, and
the trip to Memphis and return
will be one of fun and mirth,
Captain 0. X. Joplin, who is one
of the most popular boatmen on
the river, presides at the desk.
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Thurs lay, March 1, 1877,

N legal h3urs, ia front Of tie Cou;t.bnuss
Memphis, Tenn. proceed to sell, to tbe b;Sbl
est bidder, for cash, the following deseribed
property. to-Wit:
First-All the leasehold interest of n M
carney in a certain lot OF parcel Of yronn5
together with the buildings, imprayemsnt,
anu houses on same; said parcel Of ground
being leased TO HIM by r. j. Persons. and
consisting OF thirty-hvo acres lying in Shelby
county, tennessee, south Of the city of Mem
PMS aad adjacent to CnlVery Cemetery, being
mo same land on which Mccartney has n
mily groceryi bounded north by the John
harr tract east by fernando road, south and
wet by 4. J Persons lands,
Second-Fitty acres Of land living in Shelby
couhty, Tenn, bounded north by Brooks ave-
nue, east OF Thornton Robinson's (col.0 fffy.
acre tract, south. by the Bills old tract. aud
west ny co: Bills lands. Said land is In the
I~eltth civil district, and is the same pur-
eh ,sed by McCarney Of V%alingham SanderIin.
IhIrd-tive asres of land in Shelby county.
Tenn. bounded north by Cane Croek. east bv
Eliza Roberts tract, south by Bradshaw ava.
nue., snd, west by Clark's tract. Said tract il
in the Fourteenth civil district, and is the
am purchased by said MeGarnsy OF 3.
Palmer.
Levied on as the property of defendant. n
McCarney. to satisfy said Judgment, interest
and costs.
Memphis, January 70. 1877.
O. l., ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county. Tenn.
BY u. Il. McGowAN, ID s..
Harris, Ackissick y Turley, Attorneys for
Plaintiff. 1880 IS6-I4l
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saturday, February II, lS77,
mo. ll6s ID.
NOn.1EesideRt Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Shelby county,
Jennossee-N Nathan Greenwald Ct al. vs..
Jacob Washer Ct al
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
J. this cauCo that the defendants, Adaiine
greenwald, Abraham H.. 9reepwald. Miri I'M
dreehwald, Aaron 0reenwald and Florence
9reenwald, arc cit zens of Wilmington,
Nerth Carolina. and Bon-tcsidents of the
state Of Tennessee; it ia therefore ordered
that they make their appearance herein
at the court house In tho city Of Memphis,
Tenn, on or efOro the frst Monday in
March, 1877, and pload, answer or demur
10 complainant bill, and amended bill
herein, or the same will BIO taken for
contested as to item and set for hearing
ex parte; and that a copy ofthis order be pub.
lished once a week, for four successive weeks,
In tho Public ledger,
This 9th day Of February, 1877.
A copy-Atteat:
By r.. j. BLAoK,D @. and NJ
smith a Collier, Soils. for cOmplaiaants.
I2b-l4i.l 47.I53
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
BOATS LEAVING TO DAY

ARRIVALS.
Steamer A. J.. White, Friar's Point.
Grand Tower, Vicksburg.
Golden City, New Orleans.
Belle Memphis, St Louis.
Osceola Belle, Asbport.
DEFABTUREs.
Steamer Coaboma, Friar's Point.
Grand Tower, St Louis.
Golden City, Cincinnati.
IN PORT.
James D. Parker. A ] White, Carl
5churz, Belle Memphis, 0sceola Belle.
ccBdit'en ar NJ Rivers.
The river here fell 5 inches in
the "A hours ending at noon to-day.
but will come to a stand by TO.
morrow. At st. Louis the rise was
3 inches, with II feet 3 inches on
tle gluge; at Cairo The rise was S
inch,s, with 81 feet 10 inches on
the gauge; at Pitisburg the decline
was 8 inches, with I feet l inch on
the gauge; at Cincinnati the de.
clioe was II inches, with 80 feet Z
inches on the gauge /; at Louisville
the rise was l inch, with II feet 9
inches in the canal at Evansville
it is rising, with 81 feet 6inches on
the gauge. The Cumberland de
clincd 3 inches, with 8 feet 0 inches
on the gauge. The Arkansas is
stationary at Little Rock, with a
fair stage Of water from there out.
The White is falling slowly, with A
feet in the channel from Jackson
port to the mouth.
M'seeIlan,0us.
A quiet day on the landing for
Saturday.
1ue OOaAOnla returned last night
to Friar's Point with a splendid
trip of freight and people.
The Golden City passed up yes.
te'day afternoon for Cincinnati
with 500 tons of sugar aud molas-
ses.
The John Means and barges
passed up this morning.
The Bismarck arrived at New
Orleans yesterday.
The Cherokee left New Orleans
last evening for the Ohio river.
The st. Geneyieye left ST. Louis
last evening for Memphis. She
will arrive Monday and return to
St. Louis Monday evening.
The J. w. Gaff arrived at Gin.
cinnati yesterday, and leaves there
on Wednesday next with a return
! trip for Memphis.
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A woman CT Nerve.

Chicago Inter-Ocesn.l
Another instance of nerve and
pluck in a Chicago woman has just
come to light. 1t is reported at
police headquarters that about 1870.
O'clock Yesterday morning Mrs.
Sarah McCabe, residing at 245
North Market street, and the wife
of Patrick AlcCabe, captain Of en-
CINE company No. II, was aroused
from her sleep by a noise in her
bedroom. A tall man dressed in
black was standing near a bureau
in the room, and in the act of
searching the drawer. A revolver
that the lady greatly desired just at
that moment was in the room, but
out of her reach, and she resolved
upon getting it, if possible, without
attracting attention. As ruse she
pinched her babe, which was lying
in bed beside her, and made il Ut
ter a cry, at the same time saying,
/" Hush, baby, and mamma will get
you a drink
She then reached out to an ada
cent table, and getting hold Of the
weapon fired at the intruder, who
fed precipitately. She followed
him in his flight from the house,
firing three more shots, but does
not think any of them took effect.
An officer saw the man running
and gave chase, but lost him in a
dark alley. Investigation proved
that the house had been entered by
the real door, the lock having been
turned by means of a pair Of nip
pers. Nothing, however, was
stolen.
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Trustees Sale,

ON TUESDAY. THE 18Th DAY OF ppp
~ ruary, 1877, within legal hours IN FrnaD.
@ the fernando Insurance Buiidine NJ ao9 %
Madison street; Memphis, Tenn, I Viii 70. Il
IIo oE 9 aS I. 70 t 5Sd highest bidder the folis wing.
north side Of Linden street. MsmnbfSs on the
and known as lot No. Is, In hIoek o. lem,
nifty feot on Linden street and rnnninno lL.ne
feet to an alley. NIeu ana nifty
made R,' 80 sSi9 MS !: F 6Y % By virtue Of a trust deed
corded In BOX b. No. ID. Donal,dasOn and re-
once OF Shelby county. Tenn, to wbisSs rtsfS
ehce Is made. Equity Of redemn,Ian t.aoi-
T. n u.v...J d. .DANBURY, Trustse
L' b. MCFARLAND, Attorney, iiIIi,
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SaturdaH, Fehruarr f7, fs77.


offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, in front Of
the courthouse Of Shelby county, in the city
Of Memphis the interest of the defendant Hu
H.. Brinkley in and to the following described
property: Lot Nc % in the city of Memphis,
14A ieet by l4S% feet, fronting 74H feet on the
east side Of Maia street, and running back
between parallel lines 49, feet to an alley
on the northeast corner OF Ma, ison and Main
stree S. Defendant Hu j.. Brinkley has a re
mainder Interest Ia one undivided half Of said
lot.
Lot 80. 1853. city of Memphis, a triangular
shaped lot lying betge'n Jackson street Raj
eli b road and the alley east Of Third street.
Defendant HUI L Brinhley has a remainder
interest in one undivided half Of said lot
Lot No. 800, city of Memphis. 1851 feet by
l4S% feet on the northwest corner of Concord
aud Third streets. Defendant Hu i. Brick
ley has a remainder interest in one undivided
half Of said lot.
Lot 40 1893. city Of Memphis. 1857 feet by
I4sM feet on the northeast corner OF CoRcord
and Third streets. Defendant Hu L. Briak-
ley has a remainder interest in one undivided
half Of said lot.
Part Of tract, Of land lying northeast Of
the city Of Memphis, and designated and de-
| sorlbed upon the Plat Book No. J, page 80,
Registers Office Of Shelby county, Tennessee,
and by a partlt O between defendant Hu H..
Brinkley and Annie b. Snewden, the lots col
.ored yellow on said plat belonging to said de-
ltlutub ~ - DIlAhlos Us VdftlcuiaFlY
named in Partition Deed Book No. rs, pages
1859. Registers office Of Shslbg county. J en-
nessee, to-wit: Lots 3. 81 l., g in block No.
2; lots 3, 10. II, II. IS. 10, 20, q, % in bio. K
No 5; lets L, 2, 8. 4, s. -, II, IA. Is, 10, II in
block No. 6; lots ., 10, II, Il, IS, 10. 70 in blork
10. Z lots q, 26 in block No. 3; lots 9, 10, II.
10. Il, l., 10, IS. II, q, %. 70, 80, 81, 81, 80. "a
in block No 81 lots 9, 10, II, IL, 10 "A, 10. Is,
II in block Ne. i; lots |. 2 6, Z. 10, II, l6. II,
IS. 10 in block No II; lot II in block No l3;
let l in block No 4. Defendant HUI /. Brink
Terms Of Sale Said property will be sold
upon q credit Of seven months. purchasers
executing notes bearing i~nteresE from date,
with approved personal security for the rur-
chase money, and o lien retained on the prop,
erty until said notes are pa d. Equity Of ro-
dempticn barred.
JN0, H, FREEMAN, Clork.
j. D. Robinson, Col.
January is, 1871. 110Il6
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.. o p. ~DtnKUFORT,
oad ssllOws. Hall. eOrnsr Main aal NORTH
Court strsot5,

oad EaliOws. Hall. cOrnsr Main aal NORTH
Court strsots,
Mrapzts Lopez, No. 6-nosts every Tues
day. s.. S. Garrett, N. g.; A. J. knapp
v. "; L. S. Burr, Secretary; &. f. hisA
~0sfoK1sAw Lopon. No. S-nssts every Non
dag nigkt. E.. N, earn, N.d,; y. tle-
SON. Y. l.; 7. !. Hogan, R. s.; John A.
nolt, Treasurer: Thsmns Bacon, p. :.
-oau.LER LoDsE, No. H9-!nsets 9yeIy W9e;;
nesday night. Frank Dries, n. 0.i, 20
Bohle, y. e.; OAas. Borzer, ecretary; iona
WaSsSs tkDSS. No. iE7--mesta svery Friday
night. W.K. French, N. g.; II. a. CAROL
v. g.; Wa. Henry, 2. aai r. B.; Us WI
kins. treasurer;
1h1rsdsy evening at Odd Fellows Hall Ma
con Webb. N. g.. J. =. Young, VIC WI.
ciovston. Saaretary; A.. II. Kennoday. Treas.
HARArOsY LODGE No. l99-meetsevery Tues,
day night at Odd Fellow Hall, corner Beal
and fernando streets. H., j. MalK9r; ~
O.; . A. Mc0mber. Y. o.; T.J walker
See'y; G. w. Nj Ter, Treasurer.
DEGREE LVDeE,
MrisHls DsGeEr Oh no. 3--Meets hrst
g .turis7 Of eacn month. b. Bingham. U.
M; ID. A. Wardlaw, D D. Nj. Thomas pa
con, A. .. M; T.. S Bur-. ID A. D. NJ;
T. I. Holland. sso'y; r. v imith, Treas.
E~vdANPNLaTs.
81Yoso EEoAAgHEST. No. S-moes on The
~ and "a Thursday nights Of each month,
ID, X. Goodyear, G. P. W. x. French. Hi )
p O. Smith, 8. W.; Thos. Bacon, crine, ).
bingham, treasurer 7, j.. Hogan }. "
MENPAIs ERc4APAsnr. No; nv
sts Thursday nights Of enoh mouth. q. W.
r 'CronE. 9, p; J. J Ross, H. p; 5 ,.
GaTrstt. 3. w.; h. 3. Cullen, J. N.;LC.h
P,isebke. rribe; john Wsynesburg, rvsEs.
UVyFkIL RELIGF COhXTTER Us. wilkins,
,hairman, 30 Main street; J0hn W nay'es-
rorr. Secretary and Treasurer. 30 Front
st,eet: a. ID. 6ibsoD, 6 West Court street; J
q, Schmidt, AZ Monroe street; DIT. Porter,
81 Union street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-10
KxgsaEs or

.gxsIssav topper No. b. Mosts NJ
HaIl. I. o. ~. T.. corner Bsal ard fernando
ftreas G. Layton. Z q; Jno. Wilson, W.;
". Klostemeyer, e.;G,W.k NroeE 81. of d;
NJ. Proyouzale n o. e.; ". y. N0ystaR, &.
Of K. and 5 Joe Locke, P. G.
MEMPHIS LoDGs No. g. meets second, third
and fourth Tuesday evenings in each month.
at Pythisn Hall, 263 second street Vincent
GA Mersell P; W. II. Atkinson, X Of
X. and $ +. W. Yigus, N. of E.i Jacob
Lutz. u. F.
cGyR OE LIoE LoDes No ls-Mests ID and
4ta w sdoesdass e cry month, at 2o9 Second
ftceot, Vincent sioeK. opposite Court SQUARE.
Il. II. Briggs. : ca II. Cooper, jr ". CIT
+, aiisoa, z Q A BUR-. a. Of g.: j. 4.
Iomlinsyn. 81. Of E.. D. W.. sohader, Il.
Of K. s.; j. j. Ross, P. y.