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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-15

1. See steuc GbGlarS. Goman
pon SuliuS @roiie. 1871.
II &Dolcr, 224 S8r.l
= Suite @scui@em unb ibre
D 0ei6i6ten. Nopelen bon
Sad 81 q 1874. 1918
81 Snbalt: /. Nu5 elmer auz
bern @eIt. 2. 0I6ubiger ais
6eiratb5itiFter. 8. Die DerIiebte
JteoGctiOn. III Gbaler.l
S. @on 2Sien UaO @silagos. 6i5
itOrii0sr 9tomau bon SerDtz
nGnO StOlle. 1867. 9rei
8auoe. Ll90, 1873 uno 1873 Set
ten.
4. SrteSlide Sa3rtcn IN fries
8erii0er 3eit. Sin SfisSsuz
bud bon 2uciau 0erbert
LSuIius @runOIiug.] 1872. [29S
Seiten - | Gbaler I23 Sgr.l
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2. Graf 3ettnn, Der Tc6c1, cine
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Gieflanoe, BON War Don
S0lGgeG. 1915. 2. 8dlloe.
8. Nobesptcrrc. @~ei6tDtIi6er 9o=
man BON SarIQSartenburg'
1878. 2 SGnoe 1870 ulo l66 Sei=
ten 3baler 20 Sgr.l
10. Mo5art. Sin &iiHitlerGsben bon
6eribert Vt II. 8ierte 2lufs
Ia0e. 3 8inoe.
II. NON PO5SUMUS. Nomun bon,
Sr. 9iloriuS. 1871. 2
&Gnoe.
IA. Sic Slrfem lit W1nd)cat. &o=
man BON 9ermanS 6 D.
L0eipSi9, 1871 28Gnoe 1880 IL.
$50 81
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&arl bOu &eiiel. [9eipSig
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> 8Gnoen, BON Otto Mtiler. 1878.
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ODER Der 2Seg gum Srrenbaule.
So3iaIer 9toman bon adolf
S6irmer. 3 8Gnoe.
ri. Ste 0oLfSbcglI6cr. Sine
@r3dblung bon 0iar BON S9lGgel.
1874. 1916 81
90. Sean Saancs 0OmTeam. 3tpei
Gpiiooen aus leinem 2ebeu. Son
&epin S0iidtng. 1870.
%. Nm S3ofc ucm Stou. 0iitoriz
fiber 0toman aus Ser 9%lcuSeit bon
q. BON 6. 3 8Gnoe [2l2, 200 uno
1876 81
"a. Sas So~fnIcttt. Sine SAINT
liengeidi6te BON 81. 6. SaDn,
8erfaiier bon Scr 9eri6tuun=
Deue", pStar0ennber8" &C. 1865.
3pei 3beile L20S unO l26 81 in
einem 8anoe.
25. Sic 90 abrIa9eriu pon 0ctu
Srteaw5.N Srei na6 benz @ngliz
i0sn bon Srcifrau pnn Ser
IepI0. 1874. 8anO 1856 81.
IS. Sic @1mnte pou Gumntrn.
9iOman Don 6 a OerDert.
[2eip3ig, 1874 2 SGnoe. L2SS
uub 246 g.
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tnittcl Ger &ic6e. - Gin gn=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-15
G~oupermeur S~epertoge bat bic


lebten Gage ieluer Grtiten3 ais 8ouoerz
lleur noh Denubt, ntdt wsniger ais IA
3u6tbausltrdltn9e 5u %begnaotgen. Oas
ruHEer ltno SeuniS 0aD5 aus 8tnne@
bago GOuutn. Der i'll Ottober 1871 ne
gen Gootidla8S au 5ebniGbri9er 3uht5
haiSltraIe Derurtbellt Duroe, uno Der
S6ueloer NnoreaS SObulon aus Der
Waibin9tonltraBe bierielblr. Der eln
9 eHitmao6en, NamenS lan 9tpoer,
De!6es ibn mebria6 geneGt uno gedrs
gelt, an Wtor9en oes 3. JtoDember 1878
eri6oB, ais oaiielbe Balier bottle. Sobnz
ion wuroe i'm Ufdr3 y. S. i6uIotg beflIn:
ben nno 81 3tpei JabreH 3u6t6aus per-
n1tbeilE. Soute pies m%alienbafte Be=
gnaoigen BON Berbre6eru etlua nit met
teren polttildcn N9itatiouen 0srru Be-
DtGio9e'S in Herbinouug iteben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-15

Ser GmuHg6rtner= mno @annt=
s0G&cr>@crcim belt Dieulta9 Die Sab
resDeriammlung ab uuo ertpdblte iOts
genpe Beamte: 9rGiioeut o. g. 0efTcz
ron; GicepyditOent u. =. Auitin; Sez
tyetGr S. =. B%auBban; S6aBnleIlter u.
0unnlnd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-15
Gdcnf's Mandrake Pills beiIen.

Sopfpeb nit llebelbefiuoen uuo ale 2eis
pen Der Sober. tDelde IT'D burb selblids
0aut, bele9te Surge, H%erltopfung uno
S6IaHbett fenn5ei0neu hi an3eisen.
DGb DIE &eber ftp in einem trGgei uno
p%erltopften 3uitanoe ~beftuoet. SSn furSen
gSorten: 0Ieie Billen per6eu nit 8or-
ttetI gebrau6t, pen ein reinigenoe5
ODER perGnoernOeS QeiImittel u0tDig lit.
70
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-15

sfrcnoe ruuo TroDfiun allen 2ungene
un0 OaIspatienten. OteleS leu Wtittsl,
o.. S. s.. Uic9ean'S 0uitcn= nno Gum
gen eilfugslheu curirt 0uiteu, Sbnu:
pien, 2litbnla uno Sbwmolu0t. Yrobe=
iaaOte!n per Yolt % @tS. Or. S. y.
Wtcyean, 3l4 G~beitnutltr., ct. SouiS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-15
St0ot Gbira0O.

&crr q. Stmon, QIsent Der 3uinoi5
Staat55eitung, beiubt ge9enpartig Die
Orte entlang Der Gbicago, Burlington u
GuincD G%ilenbaDn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-15

GGnnpfen- &atarrb, rauber pals
fam Ourb Or. $50. WtcHean's beruDnr7
ten &otarrb>Snuif gebsilt weroen; eslle
libere Sur ourD oieie5 ueue dHtlleptts
lGe ORittel. IS linoert uno beleItI9t
3te;SuHG. Grobei6abteln pet EOlt 30
Gt5. Or. s. .. WieGean, 3l4 egelI!i't
st., st, G0HsS. ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-15

osn GDtcagocr SpetNeru befaubeH
1itb qeitern 3,409. $50 Buibel BeiSen !;
l,249, COZ 8uibeL YHeIibtovn; 630,2I4
8uibel 0afer; I85. ia Guibel GO9gen-
5uianmen 6 1874, CSC 8uibel 9egen 6 $780,
3S4 8uibel in usrflolleNer &ohe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-15
9sr 2aasseD .
gRir nollreu lpic TOl0t:

Sir noltteN luic Tol8t:
Grlte Rlalie. $40 OJ-3o W
3weite 8laiie, l-3 3ol.. oO-32 "
Oritte Slaiie, Ii S0u.- - 0o-5t 10
QuSgelu6tes, l 3ollQss.:. q 0O-25OO
8ageuborzB retter, l35ou'.
nm mebr, Gusge3eInuet. 50 OO-32 w
StDd>Sretter A ......... 50 OtE-o5 w
Gtofz8rerter B.......... % 90 81 90
6tofzBretter C....-....- Is O0-l6.0O
Common BreI1er, Soi1r uno
Scantltug, l2-lS 6uB.. ~ OIL %
Sp1cinn 10 SOL 25
Sniir mn ScautItnQ, 2O-24 il O0-l4 90
%oi}t co-24 3T1b ....... Il O0--l6 90
Tloortng, l UNI 2 &lais.. :0O0-5l %
Slooring, gsp6bn!in, ranb p 90 W
SloprsnG, u 3mGeFt@EeG ~ 0o-oooV
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-15

Sm @aiDimgtUmiaw &ome oere
iuOten in DsrHolienen Sabre 22S &runz
tenboioe Die Jtet9uug 81 9etitlgeH ges
trdnfen los Su werOen, Hno Al llIo IeBt
UpO III Der Nuitdlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-15
9tperloItiae 9ia0riGtem. OieieE

MNN1WEI wv SJ ' NFWFW ~FVTF|
neHe Wiittst, 81. S. .. Wc3ean's @ns
iten; uno 2ungenz 6eilfitgelhtn fntiyF
Quiteu, 6eilerfeit, 2uftr0Drenent5linoun1
uno S0,ptnoiudt. YrObel6Gdl1eln per
Yoit 25 Gents. Or. S. .. Wtc0ean,
3I4 9Deitnut Str., 9. GOuis. &c
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-15
9m eIambN es ntMt; perIu6e nuo

=" D*""7i = "F1"5 "V.T@F7V -"
Oh uirlt c5 9lauben. baB oiele5 neue
Wttttel, Or. S. 8. Wtc0euu'S Qnlten<
I'M 2un9en 6cIItliBelbeu. QulteH,
Shnupfen, 9etierfeit ODER Sbp!noludt
turtren miro. HrObelhadteln pet Po1t
% @ent5. Or. IS. y. UtcSsaH, 3l4
9Deltlut Str, ST. Qout5. 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-15
;;raget bic ~berscRsaten gsvnaunugsfranten,
SuQenleioenoeH,
Die biUi9fte, reimite nno bette We0tst" DEF
@eIti

Die 6iHi9fte, reinite rno befte Wteotst" oFr
NeIt!
SIR Opspepita, Geritopfuu9. 9eIbinpr. bis
t6ie ani6ae. neru6ie 8~opii9merSen. Rotit, Nttosr9ez
qlaegubeit. MaeenIGure. GobDrenneu &C &C.
Tiele uortreili9e iiolids WeOiliH iii yarantirl. Das
lie tcine Gpur non WtercHr ooer onpereH lbaoltbsH Mts
HeroliiAeH SubtaHSeI entbGtt unb
rein ue9etabiItid lit.
Sic entbGlt Iol4e iIolideu Sr6uIsr nHO !~Snriefn. wU7
nit bic olIDetle Soriebuug Sluoc. geie9net bar, no Esz
bertruntbei:en uorberrideno iiHo. SEeiel0e 0eiIt
6le pOH Inre9e lrtGGiSfeiteW ocr Seoer uMo
G~iu9emCtoe G69cieiteten &ra'tbetteW-
Tie SDmptOm c o9 Eeberletoen5 llno ottteter Mno
uu0H9euebmer @el@mad i'm MHHoe; S6nIeFS I'm Ahz
den, in ben Seiteu ooer in ben 9eIeHteH, lpeld9sE OFT
idli6lib lIr Nheumati5muS gshdlteH mIro' We09ens
IGnve; Wppetttloiioteit; 0erIopinH9 MT Gnrd1du abs
me6ietuo Ropipeb; CeoGdtntElhm0de. mtt etlTenI peIT'
lideu GeiiibI etlua@ Notbwenoi9s5 81 igNt lHterlaneH ~
baoeu; Gv(d10pfmmg oes Spliem3; Nteocr9e1dIlG
geiIDCit, Gelbe NaItiarpe' trooenet 9HlIeh' Ger OIL ilr
glusiebrIu9 gebGIteH pIro:
.D,anIbmdl setaeu ih pteIe oieier GpmpIonle, mGHb=
mai MIR peutae; lCoo9 1T Gle Eeber. od@ oC0Bte Organ
i'm meulhtiten R6Iper. g%enohHlih Der SIB Oes EeipeHj
uuo rem ni6t 5eitt9 re9ultrt, DeroeH 9roBe EsicelI.
glenb uuo SOB oardus entlteAeu.
rg8ir babeH ietHe 8orSIt2s ADerIonlt9 probttt un9 Dll'
fen. baB iar OpspeplId, bill tSnIdue HuO Ropii9merz
ZEN 6erieIbe bic bette Der GeLtV .touute WepiSin lit. QSir
bbabeu DisySis GnOsre @itttei EriUat, ebt. pr Sim
mons Liver Regulated \ nahmeH, absr tsiue5
qa0 un5 rebr ais b6titens temp e VrIetdteruHg; oer
Nesulutor iepo6 ibaHte In5 $.nbernna. ion'
bern furirte ms uolllQHoig. N--Go. 2legr1pb uBb lte=
ieuaer, Macon, Ga.
IabriSirt aHsl bIieBIib DON
}. X. ZeiIin g. Co.,
Macon. ga. uRo RiIabsIpbta
GreiS S1.0O, 81 %psgtsRieu in alien a~prtbetsu.
3omilS lmIpp um33I
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-15

WebI- tpar in gutter 9ta6frege uno
lttegen Die Ereile, nanlentli6 bel fetllereu
Sortell, nm % Gents per Srl.; ebenlo
Su6DelSermebl.
Die fOIgenosn iiuo bic 66IuBrotirun=
gsn:
WancD tDeiBer Winter @rtra. St. $685. 90
Ua!r bis NustDabL oo....... 5.75(06. so
@erin9e5 bis "ulittel. oo..... 6.15(07.OO
Jt0thes Binter Grrra....... 5.5O(a6.OO
Vaucp MeiIern Sprtug Grtra 6.5O(07. so
@ute5 bis NuSlpahL ........ 5.75(0635
0eriNgeS bis 6air oo........ 5.0O(05.75
AuSmo6l bis 0ancp Wtnn... 6.5O(07. 80
9emobnli6es bis guteS DO. 6,U0(06.75
@utes bis Vancp Dttun (Ba) 7.5O(09. 50
Nll0ere SnGent5. 7.OO(O7 30
Qusipabl SpriHg Superttue5 4.25(05.25
Natr bis gutes oo......... 3.5U(04.25
0erlIlgeS uno 9eDobul. DO. 2.50(03 %
JtOB8eHIHeDl .......-..... 4.25(O4. 90
SHW!oet&eN. ............. 5000 %
Sertauie: 1900 TaB 5u obigen Jtotie
rungen.
.&Iete- in ange5enoer Na6fraee unb
Ielt. Serfdufe: 10 Souneu 3u $l3; 10
Gonnen 81 $l34 3 Come auI Den Sdbie=
men.
MtobIinss- tpuroen 20 Gonnen
5u $l3 2 :. bert.
Wei5en- mar in Iebbafter Gads
tta9e Mno nm 4-1c b0Dcr bel allen
SHaIitGten. Eretie 1paren pie fol9t:
Jtr. 25pring giug ab 3u l.274-I.5 8B
Daar; $l.~273-$l.2S3 fir Sanuor; ST.
263-l.294 riIr 6sbruur uno$l. 3O4-l.319
1tIr Ifar3 - lhIoB Ian9iam sn $l.27{
oDsF baar SaH"ar; Sl,2SE 6ebv.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-15

Calender fit oas 9abr
ASAZA

Ole StaotsseitNua Sob &rintin9 Sc. inter-
9abe zines Gdlenocrs: .%u6ilGum5sRalsn6er sur1
bunocrtlGeH GehurtSielte Der NmeritaHiiten Re=
pubIit", Der eiHe 10 ~9iinlti9e guiuabme iano, oaB,
burd oCn uIerluartet ginlti9eu Griol9 ermutbt9t,
bieieIbe 0lIf Iitr oaS Sa5r 1877 tOieber eiuea Raz
lenosr beraWSQeqebeH bat inter Dem &itsl:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-15
Ste aaoocrre estsew5maft BAT bee

9te aaoScresc gSiNrwieaft BAT bee
%tDieiel. OuB nieieo ntue 4rin3ip 0aISs
nn0 HungeuIeioeH Sit furireH I'M Stauo-
lit, nobel oa5 beiIeEoeWaS ourh &utlheu
Don Or. s.. $. Wic9ean'5 Quiteus uno
Xuiaens Qetitige!deu entptdelt miro,
uno 0eiierfstt, Qulteu, S0nupfen ,tno
SdtpinDiuAt turirt. YrobeIhabteln per
Nolt - Gents. Oh. s. j. Wtc2ean, 3l4
Gbeltuutltr., ct. NouiS. 70
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-15
Deut(bsamrrIkanlfd)er
NOlfS z0Qleu0er
fur oaS Snbr 1877.

9erielbe iii &c Seiteu ltatf uno entbdtt:
l. NalenpNrlum lir 1877. init 3eittaieIH, Gonz
men, un6 DtonOsN lui= ulD llntergdn9 uno
bal. fir Die = er. StaateH berebnet.
Q. Sin 3tiidbltd aUf ole MISUNDERSTANDING III
philadelphia.
8. Ser Rampi I'm sic GdparSen gergs uno
has Blutbao an 2tttle oorn. Wttt NbbiI>
bun9eu Upn Sen. Gutter uno citing 5uu.
&. Ser Sclu6 im Career (IuulErIrt).
8. Gin nLte5 SrauIpaar.
&. Sin Srtci all ben liebsu Gj0tt.
e. Sin @ort itber SdrUle5ermGtter.
s. G'smeinniigI9s5 lIr N0lt*s HRo 2%GHbwirt5,
l1aTt.
9. &a5 tbut Der 2aie in pl6sIi6 eintrstenOsr
Stben53eidhr bis 5ur AntuIfr zines ILrje5!
10. 2@iE NM Nttmpr, &C. 2.
Gus obigen AnoeutunGen gebt Sur 0snit0e herz
Dor. baB oteier Eatenner lnebr E~cieitoii entbdl;,
4ueIdcr liir oa9 oeNt d : q gIItdHlid Pnz
blitun Don S~Cutercle lit, ais irgeno eiH unpsrer
Galenoer. unp lid Sur GerienoUng uod europa
ais Geldcnt llr 2lelenlgen cl9Het, TpsI6e lnb lWr
Nmcritd WterejllreH.
Ser RaIenDer lit i'll Der Office Der Staat5Seituns
Sob Yrtntln9 Go, 50 6iitb %lDcnue, 6bicagO, ioz
TOie bMr6 ous Su6hanplun9eu, 2ei1unostrG3er
IGHo @Otporteure III ben Ser. Sr0GTeH III b~e3te5sH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-15
tssleruusspaptsrs perOsH bier uorsrt:
Gourfe Don @tItnooers uuo anoern
Ut 0rftsY reiIe>


GDicago. II. Sanuar 1877.
RPmMIfnSFa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-02
Fresh shell oysters
served In every style
At Joe Emmerich's Saloon,
344 Adams ST.. 81
view publications.

PAYoLA--A Tale Of Louisiana, by Mrs Sarah
A Dorsey, Of BeauvOir, Miss. Published
by I. b. Peterson x Brothers, No. 306 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Dorsey resides on a plantation 10
Mississippi on the gulf coast, and at her
residence Mr.. Jefferson Davis is at pres.
ent located, engaged in preparing his
memoirs. Pamela is a readable book,
written in elegant style. The story is
very peculiar, and strikiugly original in
its philosophy, its individuality Of char.
acters and the successive steps in the
narrative by which the action eliminates
in a very striking and most unexpected,
though highly satisfactory conclusion.
Life in the southwestern part of Louisi.
ana is represented with a brilliancy oil
description which, indeed, is word paint
ing of the most artistic order, TIE dia-
logue really advances the action (which
dialogue too often fails to do), andin the
few letters that are introduced the dra.
mats persona respectively give thtir
views of society.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-02
FACTS AND FANCIEs.

The surplus wheat crop of Manitoba
is estimated at half a million bushels.
There is winter weather already on
Mount Washington, with heavy snow
storms.
A young Providence lawyer solemnly
asked a witness: What has been the
reputation OF your son since his birth2'
The Iowa tramps have placed all fam.
lilies that use common and sorghum mo.
lasses on their buckwheats, on the black
list.
Toueh-the.C Clouds was the shortes! In.
dian of the Sioux party. The govern.
ment had to give him money to get home
with.
General Joe johnson in convinced
that the commercial condition Of the
South is better than it was before the
war.
Dick Turpin used to say, Your money
or your life" The present h~ighwsyman
says, Lend me a quarter. "-[New York
Herald.
Senator Beck went to the races be-
causeif he didn't go the people of Ken
lucky would not think he was properly
representing them"
Queen Victoria and the Princess Bea.
trice has been making lint at Balmoral
for the wounded of the Eastern war, aud
the occupation has, in fashionable cir.
Giles, driven out fancy work.
If that cockrosch that crawled into
our mucilage bottle did so with the ex.
pectation of lettering his condition, we
sadly fear that in the language Of the
poet hes stuck "-[0il City Derrick.
Every woman who marries should
have some idea of cookery; but the truth
is that niue in ten who marry cannot tell
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-02
Amusameufs.

MEMPHIS THEATER Maud Muller was
the dramatic attraction at the theater
last night, and right attractively was il
presented by Genevieve Rogers, who was
supported by the Aiken Dramatic Com
pany. Miss Rogers is quite a pleasing
actress, a native Of Louisville, Ky, and
if the historians Of her birth are correct
she is in her nineteenth year. She en-.
acts the role of MAUD Muller in a pa.
thetic and emotional manner, which dis.
plays superior dramatic talent. l
Tonight a change Of programme will
be had, the play being Hester Craze
brook, or an Unequal Match, The play
is said to be quite attractive and worthy
Of public favor. At the matinee to-mor.
row Bona will be presented, and at night
Miss Rogers will bid US farewell in Hes.
ter Grazebrook.
MINsTRELs.-The great minstrelscom.
bination-Barlow Wilson. Primrose 4
West-the most celebrated performers in
their different lines, will appear at the
Memphis Theater Wednesday night next,
for four entertainments and Saturday
matinee. Of their appearance in Alba
ny, N. Y the Post says:
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & West gave
their first entertainment At Tweddle
Hall last evening, Made a golden hit.
Deserved it. One of the very best
troupes that was ever organized in this
country. In Springfield, on Thursday
evening, they played to the largest house
Of the season. AS we have already said,
the star company is made up of artists
formerly the leading stars Of Haverly' I
troupe. Among the performers are Milt.
Barlow aud Geo Wilson, two OF the best
end men in the world. Primrose &
West are two of the best comedians aud
double ~cloggists in the country. E. NJ.
Hall is a superb baDjois. In addition
to these stars we have Carl Rudolph,
Harry Percy, Frank 4. Jsmisou, James
Lamont and George G. Denton. Large
orchestra and q first class brass baud
The programme last evening was one Of
great merit, full Of fun and excitement.
The concluding sketch, Worrying an
Editor, is one Of the best bits of merri
ment ever seen on the minstrel stage.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-02
OF n

FOUNTAIN LoDGE, No 2e6-moets first and
third tuesday evenings in Natema Hall, No,
29S Second street. Mt 5 o'clock. j. B. Aldrich,
Dictator; T.. P. Winchester, Reporter.
UNITY LODGE No. 2I7-meets every Wednss-
day night at Hall. No. 298 Second street. up
stairs. S. G. DePass, Dictator; A. B. Hill,
Reporter.
CHELSEA Lopez. No. 2SO-meets I'd and 4th
Thursday in each month, at Brick Church
A. j. Knapp, D.; j.. P. Prescott, r.
GERMAr1A LODGE. No. 969-meets I'd and 9TH
Tuesdays in each month at 298 Second street,
up-stairs: Jacob Braun, Dictator; John R.
Kleiner, Reporter.
MEMPHIS LODGE, No. 1876 meets first and
third Monday evenings in each month. a.
Natoma Hall. No. 29S Second street. at
O'Clock. j. O. McClintock. Dictator; N.
Williams. Reporter.
DIAMOND LODGE. No 5S3-meets the second
and fourth Monday evenings Of the month al
8 o'clock, at Natoma Hall, No. 29S Second
street. A. J. Wheeler, D.; II A. Tatum, r,
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
once, IL Madison Street.
CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
Friday Evening, Nov. 2, 1877.

The Public Ledger as Five Cents.
The PUBLIC LEDGER will be supplied
on ell trains and at all stations on the
following railways, at FIVE CENTS per
copy, by the agents Of the Southern
Railway News Company, viz:
Memphis and Louisville railway.
Memphis and Little Rock railway.
South and North Alabama railway.
Nashville. Chattanooga and St. Louis
railway.
Memphis and Charleston railway.
MISSISSIPPI N TENNESSEE AMI PADUCAH
AND MEMPHIS RAILWAYS.
Mr.. John Epperson, or employees, will
supply the PUBLIC LEDGER at FIVE cents
on the above named railways.
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Where 20 Hara rln,hinr mann.

A. d. Goodman, merchant tailor, No.
$50 Main street, one square below the
courthouse, has received a large and
complete stock Of imported cloths, cassi-
meres, vestings, etc, which he is pre-.
pared to make up into suits at prices 10
suit the times. Mr.. Goodman thoroughly
understands bis business and employs
none but the very best workmen. All
work is guaranteed to ct and render
good service.
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LEDGER LINES.

sweet nice butter at Oliver, Finnie
& Co.'s.
The German Casino Club elected off.
GERS last night.
SelfriSing buckwheat now ready and
for sale by the retail grocers.
The best New York State buckwheat
is used in making self rising buckwheat.
At the Arbitration Court to-day the fol.
lowing cases we're on hearing: Stillmau
vs.. Stillman aEd Parham VS.. Price.
Wednesday night next the general coun-
Gil will assemble ut the city hall for the
transaction Of monthly business for No
vember.
The weather which has been horrid for
several days has given signs of reforme-
ton. Cool and clear will now be the
probabilities.
At the theater tonight Miss Genevieve
Rogers and the Aiken dramatic company
will appear in a new play, entitled Hes
ter Grazebrook.
Many country editors come to Mem.
phis on business, but many of them when
they arrive get on sprees and take the
tewn 10, especially at night.
To-day the grand jury Of the Criminal
Court adopted a series of complimentary
resolutions with reference to the death Of
the late General n. B. Forrest.
The Avalanchian announces as an
axiom that ut is wise father that knows
his own child" and he should have ad.
ded and vice versa" to the paragraph.
Bales fine opera should be called the
Bohemian Girls" in this city, now that
a different prima donna will take the
role of airline each night Of its pre-
sentation.
II you want to see audiences Of Mem
phis theater goers, the beauty of the city
or the elite of the burg, you mast attend
the Bohemian Girl concerts to be giver
at the theater next Monday and Tues
day nights.
Another new six.oared row boat ha.
been added to the raeing.Aeet on tht
river. The new boat club was organized
in North Memphis by our Irish fellow
citizens, and is called the " Excelsior.
The new boat is called Daniel O'Con
ne" after the so-cslled liberator Of Ire
land.
The northwest wind howled and whis
tied through the streets last night aut
brought with it from the North tina.
chilly atmosphere peculiar to that sec
ton Of country at this season of the
year. There was a violent and per
turbed sTirit abroad 10 the aerial world
last night-oould it have been that o.
the great War Governor of Indiana2
The trial of the Drury.G Gibson murder
case is drawing to a close at the Crimi.
nal Court. This forenoon Bob Drury'i
father, who is an inmate of the Nashville
penitentiary, was placed on the witness
stand to testify in the case, Young
Drury, who killed his uncle, Gibson, is q
man of some twenty-five years Of age.
The expression Of his face indicates
irmness and recklessness, and look:
rather forbidding and sinister.
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A Wenther Criticism.

For a steady rainy day commend US
to yesterday, 1t was wet, gloomy and
peculiar. When it was not raining a
Scotch mist hung over the ground and
wet everything. A fog bank hung heav.
lily on the river and bid from view the
Arkansas shore. Doing outdoor bust
less was a nuisance TO be avoided, and
indoor business had to be done beneath
the gas-light. Notwithstanding the de-
pressing effect such weather has upon
humanity, not a suicide took place, and
newspaper reporters failed to get an ex.
pected item of news. In business circles
yesterday was a dull day, and in all cir
Giles it was a disgustingly dissgreeable
one. To the man destitute of an UNI
brella or an overcost, it was, as On Eng
lish friend Of ours expressed it, a "beas'ly
bad day"
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Fresh meats of all kinds at
A. SeesBel's market, I24 Main.
AOf
READ.

We invite special attention to the
large and assorted stock which we are
now receiving Of buggy, rOckaway,
stage and dray harness, fine
English, Morgan and MOsby
saddles, horse covers, lap
robes, etc. The above goods we have
had manufactured especially to meet the
wants Of our Memphis trade. Our supe
rior advantages for manufacturing
cheaply enables US 10 sell all goods in
our line at prices which will defy com
petition 10 our market.
GATHRIGHT, HARRISON 4 RAYEER,
299 Main Street,
One door North Of Peabody Hotel.
wtkf.2w
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Police Court.

To day the recorder heard aud dis.
posed Of the following cases: G. W.
Parker (black), fugitive from justice,
discharged and sent to the work.house
Aisle Boyd (black), drunk, fined s.; Geo.
Dugan white, carrying concealed weap.
ons, fined $25-bail, $3.50; Frank Barton
(white), larceny from the person, com.
mitted to Jail in default Of $4,000 bail.
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PersanaI.

The Louisville News, of the 3lst, says:
"Mr. j. c. Moon, a young student at the
Louisville University Of Medicine, died
at his hotel this morning of typhoid fever,
Mr.. Moon came here from Arkansas to
attend the university, and his remains
will be taken back to his home 10 that
State"
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POIice force Changes.

At IL m. yesterday the day and night
police forces changed hours of duty.
Sergeant Paul's force goes on duty from
IL at night to IL m. mex day, aud Ser.
geant McElroy's force fills up the inter
val from IL m. to IL at night. The
change will continue for three months.
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In the LEDGER JOB office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job Of printing. 1887