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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-03
MENPHs TENN. WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 8. iS77

Hyde Park, the summer residence
of his father, on the Hudson. The
day Of the funeral Mile Bonfanti
appeared at the house of mourning
and claimed a widows right to
mourn for the departed. Some
time after the funeral, Cooke, Nc
Cullough & Co. presented to the
father Of the deceased a bill for the
$4,000 advanced to his son. Mr..
Hoffman refused payment on the
ground that he did not authorize
the bankers to pay the money.
Mr.. Hoffman wrote to the London
bankers, cautioning them not to
advance any money to his son, and
after being so cautioned they did
it. A suit for the amount followed,
and a jury rendered a verdict for
the plaintiff. Recently, in the
Supreme Court, Brooklyn. before
Justice Pratt, counsel for Mr.. Hoff-
man moved for a new trial on the
ground Of newly discovered evi-
dence. 1t is said the evidence re-
ferred to was found by Mile Bon
fanti among the effects of the de-
ceased. The court reserved its de-
cision.
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La.nonn in Pniitan.a..

According to the author of Z" La
Politesse Francaise," a work re-
Gently published in Paris, a gentle
man, when he gives his hand to a
friend, must press his friends hand,
but not shake it. If he is about
to shake hands with a peasant he
must present his hand ungloved,
or the peasant will consider himself
insulted. If he is about to shake
hands with a lady, he must keep
his gloves on. When he offers to
conduct a lady to the piano, he
must, in taking her hand, half
close his own. In dancing with a
lady he must "not permit himself" "
to squeeze her hand; and he must,
if he wishes to show himself true
gentleman-or, at least, unverit-
able gentleman spend $4,000
francs, or $500, year on his
gloves. A gentleman who spent
this much year on his gloves of
various kinds and colors, would
probably, if only for the sake Of
consistency, treat himself every day
to at least one new hat. All, how
ever, that we are told on the sub
ject is that a gentleman's hat
should always be "bright and bril-
liant" A gentleman never alto
gether separates himself from his
hat, though it is not etiquette to
wear it in a room. In the street on
meeting an equal Of his own sex he
takes it off for a moment. On
meeting a lady, or superior Of his
own sex, he remains uncovered
until he is told to put his
hat on. Do not eat in the street,
do not smoke a pipe in the street,
do not smoke a cigar in the street,
if you are walking with a lady
not even if you happen to be the
husband" 1t seems odd to tell a
gentleman who is supposed to spend
$500 a year on his gloves not to
smoke pipe in the street, but we
have reproduced this caution as we
find it. When you bow, bow prop
erly, but not so deeply that your
yertebral column will make right
angle with your legs. If an officer
in uniform saluteS you, do not
make yourself ridiculous by return
ing his salute in military fashion.
A lawyer will not only think you
silly, but will be greatly irritated,
if, visiting him on a matter of bust
ness, you ask him how he is, inquire
after the health Of his wife, express
hope that the children are all
well, and so on. This sort of talk
should be reserved for friends whose
time is not valuable, or who have
no right to charge for it.
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conducted with great caution. The
valet of the Egyptian was sent the
day before to announce his masters
desire, and Messoud Immediately
came to the latter to assure himself
that all was right by a personal in
spection Of his customer. AS a
mere visitor to the harem would
have been eyed askance, the CORE
spondent was introduced as Tahir-
Bey, a Syrian gentleman, who
wished to take chambermaid
home with him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-03

Speaker Randall will not keep up the
custom of former Speakers by giving
weekly receptions. He says lie hasn't
got the room in bis house, eni besides
that be isn'tin receiving mood.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-03

A vqtsF iB 4 ehlsags restaurant has
been arrested for dreaming out loud :"
and disturbing other sleepers. In the
dead Of niIht be would cry cut "Half
on the shellsl" 1.-Two dry and plainl"
halt ffy, tye plains, and dryr'
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The 1Omanoe OF 2 RIeh Young xsn.
New York Tines

Geo. Hoffman, jr., an accomplish
ed young man, the son Of wealthy
parents, who reside at No, $50
Fifth avenue, in this city, became
infatuated some years ago with
Mile Bonfanti, one of the princi-
pal ballet dancers in the spectacular
play known as the Black Crook.
When Mile Bonlanti finished her
engagement in New York, young
Hoffman accompanied her to Lon
don, much against the wishes OF
his relatives. In London, accord.
ing to the Woman's story, they got
married, after which tAe young
husband hired a picturesque cottage
near the shores of Lake Como,
in Italy. After living there for
some time, Hoffman's health began
to break down. When his stock OF
money was expended he went to
London and succeeded in obtaining
$4,000 from AGr. Puleston, Of the
firm of Cooke, Mccullough &
Co., bankers, With this sum
be returned to New York
alone, aud was joyfully received
by his parents. Ills health was
very poor, and continued to get
worse, Last February he died at
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-03

A FORTURE FOR ONLY ONE nOL.
"A LAR FIRST DOLLAR QUARTERLY
DRAINING, at New Orleans. tuesday, Jan
uAry 2. 1871.
Louisiana State Lottery Complny.
This Institution was regularly incorporated
By the Legislature Of the State for Educa
tional purposes in 1858. with a Capital Of
Sl,WJCO, TO which II has since added are
serve fund Of $3.50 000, ITS GRAND SlNGLE
NUMbEk DRAWINGS will take place
monthly. The season of 1871 opens with the
following scheme;
OaPIFAL PRIZE, SI5. coo,
loo, ,090 Tickets ut ..ue NOiIaF Each
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STOCKS.

A Member Of the Stock Exchange
win execute orders for the purchase or sale Of
stocks, bonds and gold on moderate margins.
Commiss ons SIS per each 100 shares. Stock
privileges negotiated or responsible parties
only. Correspondence solicited.
Henry Merriam. Member Am Mining and
Stock Exchange, 3 Wall st., n. Y, REFER
encs, D. K Mangam, ESQ, President Ma
tional Trust Co. n. 7. Ieod-dkw-1l-THiv Is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-03

gAILRcAD TINE TABLES.

NEMPHIs AND L0ulRvILLB RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves
An. P.K. AK. Pm.
Express daily ( Icept
Saturday. ......... ........... I.40 LILO
Mail Train. n...,.............- SOD lao -
Aooomsed n (ex.Sunday) 10
Desot at hosd oi lnaID stEo9S.
Ticket Ofioe. i3l Main street, corner Of
QgadieOns
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RnILR,oRD9.
LOUISVILLE AND NASagAsE
AND
6yreat Southern KAilFOad.
SCHEDULE.

SCHEDULE.
Evnr0ss train leaves daily toxcept
us;I Tai leaves daily am
Accommoo' a." alton leaves daily Tex
eept SunC' ay)............. '''''''''''' $40 p'M
Pullman Pa lace Sleeping Cars on all night
Nor % tickets or information. apply at Tieket
Ofiee. 2s7 Main, northwest corner OF Madison
atreet ca AF.,,OA;s NV
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent. LzI
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O6c OEerlEAL PRlzE. 90 COO,
k'ickets nt -ua atOitaR Each
list OE pRTyEc,
s898 frizes, amounting to-. .,.........s6s, ,525
Write for Circulars or send order TO
CiIAS. I. HOWARD, New Orleans, La.

REGULAR QUARTERLY DRAvfNe on February
1, 1871; Tickets siSeach. Capital Prise $50 900.
eod-S2-lO6
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MIssIssIPPl AND TENrEssER E.R.
AIFiyoa, LeGVos.

s-|----N g----N---s-
A.N. y.y. An. *:
N. o. Mail tdsilsl .......;;..-. IL ID ~ $3.50
Sardis daily ex. sundayls.OO On 7S9 7'S
FrsIant ldalty OK. oandayJ 0.5J u i.oO
.jepet st foot Of MsiD street
Ticket ofios. 2S7 Main street, osrner Of
Madison. =, n,,uuu a..,t svr,t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-03
Weekly Public Ledger,

Published every Tuesday at 50 per annum lin
advanced. Postage free.
Communications upon subjects Of general
interest to the public are at all times accept
able.
Rejected manuscripts WILL not be returned.
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A SlTG-Sh0t, LOlg.RangG Revolver
WITH SEVEN OHAMBRRs.

= N 'H1HIOs
Specially adapted for the pocket; loads
without removing the cylinder, which re-
wolves automatically. when the hammer is
nickel silyer-plated, and has a long, accurate
range. The retail price Of the Revolver Is SIS:
bat the publishers Of the WEEKLY TnlRs. by
special arrangement with the manufacturer.
are enabled TO send it, post paid by mail. 10
all who subscribe for the WEEKLY TINES, at a
trliie over the Wholesale price, namely. 81.
which will pay for both the Revolver and
TINES. Or, any enc who will make up a Climb
Of Is subscribers for the TINES, at 81. go each,
shall receive Revolver for his services.
A sample copy of the TINES, with our Illus
trated List of Premiums, and other doeu-
ments, will be sent free on application to
CINCINNATI TIMES CO.,
g WeSt Third st Cincinnati, Ohio,
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MEMPHIS AND CuARL. tsTON R.R.

r---@-s~-- r~---A-----7
AK. ny. AN Pm.
Mail train daily..:;..v..'... - $40 4 4 ~
Express train daily.;..?;.. 4.oo lI'lV
Sonervile train daily "a
lex. Sunday ................. $40 o'N
Jackson. Tenn. accom- 80
mediation lex. Sunday)ll % 4.O
AiOA'' WV WI. ROSS, Gen Sup't.
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5 OF ADVERTISING IN DAILY.

Eight lines OF nonpaTe1, solid, eonstltute o
square.
Displayed advertisements will be charged
according TO the SPACE occupied, a. above
rates-thore beiag twelve lines of solid type 70
the inch.
To regular advertisers we eifef superior in
ducements, both as to rate of charges and
manner of displaying their favors.
Notices in local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
Special notices inserted for ton cents per
line for each insertion.
Notices of deaths and marriages, twenty
cents per line.
All bills for ADVERTISING are due when CEN
tracted and payable en- demand.
All letters, whether upon business or other
wise, must DO addressed to
u. WHITMORE.
Publisher and PreprietOr.
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lUMPHkE1 - HUMEUPAIHlU MEDI.
CINE COMPANY,
Office and Depot, 5e2 Broadway. NY.
For sale by Druggists Everywhere.

NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Vital weakness or depression: A weak ex-
hsusted feeling, no energy or courage. the re-
suit Of mental everwork, indiscretions or ex-
cesses, or some drain upon the system, is al
ways cured by HUMPHREYS H0MEO
PATHI0 SPECIFIC, NO 2S. It tones up ana
invigerates the system, dispels the gloom ard
dependency. impsrts strength and energy
stops the drain and rejuvenates the eRt;To
success by thousands. Sold by dealers. Price
81 per single vial. or aS per package Of live
vials aud % vial of powder. Sent by nail on
receipt Of price. Address HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.. 562 Broad.
way, New York.
W. N. WILKINSON L CO.,
Wholesale AGENTS
JAMES S. ROBINSON, Ag't.
Cor. Second and Madiaon sts., Mem phis
-ooi.vTxiii-lNkWT-viii-6
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nxMPHIs AND LITTLE RoOK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
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A-, --~-----l
A.N.P.N. I.N.P.N.
MHii Train daily"Y".....- H'lO
Z" Leaves m
Louisville Depot...,~ o'W
r vsight and Accommoda- -,r n,
ION daily...............-.'~' I.lo Huv
a, Nepig cars on mail train. Ticket oimeesS
Lonis vile Depot, 2SI Main lcor' Maalsoa'
and n 3 Main street. o,,c,.
Snu o. W. E. SMITH. Act'g Cen sup't'
PADUcA U AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
Mail Train arrives.'.''. '''''''' 9.U0 ~ d. Il, N
- - ~ ~ f'n1
grsi0ht Trai u arrives...... ..'''''''' s'oV ~ pm
ieayss.'ici ,Ssr:: coy;rStoD for n Tem ei m
INV ~ M and arrives at CoVington at
s9ls s.nG "a SS m The Geight train leaves COyipgton
for Memphis ct 80 TSs m and ssTInT sTTye MempS eS GIi
lhgI.n St 1a. a. f.oy tba Underwriters Warehouse
Will s'Sr' i'oAAi j. w. WILBUR, Sup't,
H.H. GIyns. Asst: SUIT: Snl2...t.:-.-.---..-.-----..,s
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PUBLIC LEDGER.

ENHR PUBLIC LEDGER rs PUBLISHED
every afternoon Except Sunday at No. l3
Madison street.
The PUBLIC LEDGER is served TO city subscri-
bers by faithful carriers at FIFTEEN CENTS
PER WEEK, payable weekly to the carriers.
By mail (iR advanced: One year, So; six
months, a.; three months, 81; one month, 70
cents. Postage free.
Newsdealers supplied at ~ cents per copy.
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MISSISSIPPI B. TENNESSEE
RAILROAD.
Change of Schedule

MEMPHIS. TENN. November 25. 1878.
fNN ATD AFTER SUNDAY. NOV. z5rH,
~ 1875, trains will run rs follows;
Leave. Arrive.
vew Orleans n. all. daily ,-S;35 pm. l2'45 pm
Sardis Ac'm' dation, daily -
Except sunday )............ll:OO am W III
freight train. daily lex
cept Sunday ).......... ....;;I:S AM; 5;5O Pm
75-t M. bOhhh, CUP :.
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MEDICAL.
>-~>~>o~o~~~~o.0~-~-~~~~>
THE MILD POWER CURES.
EUMPHREY'S
Homeopathic Specifics

j i
uAvE PROVED. FROM THE MIST AM
Al pie ezperience, an entire success. blm-
pie, Prcmrt, Easciant and Reliable. they
are the only medicines perfectly dAptod TO
MOI. Cents.
cures Fevors, Congestion, InAamma
"
cures Worms, Worm Fever, Np.m
Coiie............,. ...,..................----.. oU
cures Orying-Colic, or Teething OF In.
cures Diarrbea ei Children or Adults. 50
cures Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Colo 50
8 cures Cholera Morbus, Vomitlng......... 81
Z cures Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis.........., 50
cures Neuralgia, Toothache, Faoear 50
cures Headaches, Sick Headache, Yer
tRo... ................. ~
10 cures Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. 80
II cures Suppressed or Painful Periods 80
IL cures Whites, too Profu.e Periods. 50
l3 cures Group, Cough, Difficult Breath
lng.-'':'.'.' ,'''''' .'...-' OO
IA cures Salt Rheum, ErysipelRs. EruP-
uOnB..... .,.................... bU
is cures Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pain1 50
l6 cures Fever ana Ague. Chill Fevor,
ARues;,.....: :.'.;... 0U
II cures Piles. blind or bleeding.............. so
Is cures 0Pthalmy, and Sore or Wea
......,......... ............... 5O
- NAiN9 - 0s0NN VI NAAOAASt Anu
enLa................... ...................... bO
% cures " hopping Cough, violent coughs
u cures Asthma, oppressed breathing..... 20
22 cures Ear Discharges, impaired heaf-
lnB......... ''..........
q cures Scrofula, enlarged glands, swell
llRb....+.s.sss.s OJ
"a cures General Debility. Physical weak.
ness OU
Is cures Dropsy. and Seanty Secretion. 80
25 cures Sea Sickness, Sickness from Rid
....... -. %
n cures Kidney Disease, Gravsl.........., -. 50
% cures Nervous Desiiity, Seminal weak
ness or Involuntry Discharges ......... 81 90
% cures sore Mouth, Canker.................,, 90
30 cures Urinary Weakness, wettiRg tne
............. .....-. 90
81 cures Painful Periods, with Spasms..... 50
80 cures Disease of the Heart, Palpila-
lions, otc...-....... ........................ eO
80 cures Epilepsy, spasms, st. Vitus'
UO
81 cures Diptheria, liberated sore throat 50
IS cures Chronic Congsstions and Erup-
uOns.'.......-.... ...-......',.. .......,. 5Q
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Advertisements.

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fuses any, in a party sense, and who is
sublime self-sutiiciency ignores them al
together A house divided against itself
is as sure to fall in the world of govern
ment as in the world of home On the
whole. it is pitiiul. so far A. the public
veal goes, that the highest human nature
in n man cannot last through more than
six months OF executive power, even as a
President Every President comes out
from the people at first His sympathies,
his life, his ambitions are one with theirs.
And, if experience had not revealed the
fact. the brevity of the space that sepa-
rates him from them all would be incred-
ible. The isolation that creeps around
throne and makes wider and wider the
gulf that separates n monarch from his
subjects is not utterly unknown in the
| White House Of the Republic Few are
great enough to carry the key Of supreme
power in singleness, simplicity, and sym
pathy of spirit. Unconsciously, in very
/ brief space, the man who holds il comes
to feel that he is superior to most Of his
fellow-creatures, or he would not hold
this mighty key. In executive dwellings,
as in palaces, there are plenty to feed
/ this feeling, till it becomes an all-peTvad-
| ing, all governing fact. Little by little,
/ yet day by day, the President of the
/ United States withdraws more and more
from the people who placed him and up
/ hold him in power, till mt last the fact
that he owes that power to them is lost
entirely. The consciousness that he new
| er for one moment loses is that he has the
/ power, and intends to use it just as he
/ pleases. Little by little a coterie, ridicu-
lously called "the Colrt Circle" is built
up about his family, made up Of parasites
who have crept into official place, who
/ fa:ten on Government pap, and infuse
into the atmosphere Of the White House
fawning hattery, on which its inmates
soon or late come to subsist. At last the
Executive family lose all natural, genial,
/ healthy relation with the outside world
of thought and action inside of this par
asitic wall, that we all see dissolve at last
and crumble back into its original moth
| iugness.
The simple citizen of the other day is
now the vast | AM He needs no SYM
pathy outside of his advisers" lie ac-
cepts no counsel. He owns that he is
"amiably stubborn" without knowing
that he is intensely conceited He may
pat dozen men on the back, with smil-
ing halEpromises; but it is always with
the intention Of doing Just as he chooses. As
for the party from whom he took all he
has got-he has got it, and the party may
/ 90 to destruction.
wAsnrxGTov, D. c., Oct. So 1877.
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AMERICAN MECHANICAL DICTIONARY.
Published by
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cgEEs DsEasE GnE
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & RLl0l

In the wonderful me iiriUc % which thc afflicted
are above directed fnr rNIrls tie oiHrufCfrr IC-
lovcs be has couhIrci iu ktruIaHH more ui ~.
turc's sovereign curative praperticl, which Col
has insiillcl into ne tcErit.c kinElum - hg1l-
ing The sick, l.ln were ever lclnro combined ~
ono MEDICINE. The cyidcure ~ tis f1rI o. flund IN
the great variety uf mnst olsa iuatc ti rLaCa which
it has been found tn cuuHmer. Ia tho cure %
Bronchitis, severe Coughs. and nc early
stages % 0ousun nl pti ons b has u.iunlslci ne
mclcal faculty, AMI eminent rhyHiriant pro-
uounce u ne -rcdfcat ur.iidai discovery of thn
aEc. While ID cures TIE setorct CnuEhs t
strcnFihcns the system aui purtfics the
blood. by ifs great AMI thorough hin0sl- purify
ing properties, N curCs ul naumors. ffntu TIC
worst SrroTuin o. common tiofrh, Ftm-
pie. or Eruption. Merrmrnl diarHac. Miuorns
fnlsoua, anil their eject, arc crndirafci, nnd
vigorous health nn.l q .nH.l CONSTITUTION caiah-
LsacL Erysipcin~, %nif-rhruui, Frvcr
sores. scnlY or Rough Nktu, iu short, aii
ne nuincruua di eases Ciuscl 81 bal blood, are
conquered BY this powerful, purifying. and In
virurating mc,iiciuc.
n vou feel dull. drdwsv. frhIufafci. have raiinw
color q skin o. yoiinwiah brown spots on face o.
hoy frequent Eclfl1chr ur diHfI Iuoaa, bad taatn In
mouth internal beat nr rhil's nlteruaicd with hat
nushea, low spirits, aud Eipomy iurchniinEa. u.
suacrinE from Torpid Liver. ~ |" niiious-
pIainti, ouiy rart q theso sympiams are o.
rcricnrcL ~ \ rcfrbig far 90 such eases. ur.
ficrrc'a Gaiicu MciiiCal Discovery has % cTual
a. u effects perfect rurCf. leaving ne liver
strengthened an'l healthy.
SOLD GY DRUGGISTS AZ 81 pa BOTItf.
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promises, to give him guarantees. Wait
till they swing free Of him and his ilk,
and we shall see Republican principles
scatter and disappear faster than the
fragments of a sky rocket The crowd
that shouted around the President in
Richmond was one thing; the Southern
people born to Southern ideas, habits
aspirations, quite another So the crowds
who hurrahed about his Northern way
did not indicate at all the atmosphere IN
which the President would move and
have his being when he came back to
Washington and faced a critical and not
too kindly Congress. owonder the air
was chill to frostiness by contrast. Nor
Is 1t strange, for the most selEpoised are
but human, that the President began to
stretch out his hand toward his friends,
IL only for the warmth of sympathetic
contact. Some time he may be surer
than he is to day that his best friends are
the men who criticiseye are true to him
NJ. c.
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Boynton, Of the Cincinnati Gazette,
seems to be in bad fix some how. One
day he will write from Washington, at
tempting to justify Hayes in his polit-
ical treachery. and then the next day he
will appear to be touched slightly with
common sense and common honesty.
He appeared to be in the latter fix in his
letter in the Gazette Of last Saturday, in
which he says:
Under our system, and in honest re.
sponse to the million of voters who elect
a President, he is in honor bound to be
party President in the highest sense of
that term, and, in this highest sense. to
address himself earnestly and faithfully
to whatever makes for peace and strength
in that party Anything less than this
is betrayal of those whose suffrage created
him President