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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-25
THE DRILL.
Huntsville OetermIne d ia Give the
Hearty Welcome.

SO'fSa nearly welcome.
A Huntsville paper Of late date says:
Our young men and citizens of Hunts.
vile generally seem determined that the
Porter Rifles and the Chiekssaw Guards
shall have no occasion TO regret that
they selected Huntsville as the scene of
their drill. Every one displays an earn.
est desire that the reception extended to
the young men and their friends shall be
every way worthy. 1t is designed that
the grand ball at the Huntsville Hotel on
the evening Of the 10Th of June shall be
an acceptable compliment to the young
militaIres. The invitations are unpre-
tentious in style but cordial, just as it is
proposed that the reception shall DO.
Our citizens hope that they will De
able to make the s%ojourn of our honor
ing guests as pleasant as may be.
We are informed that it is not unlikely
that the Montgomery Grays might be
persuaded to GENE here aud meet the
companies at the depot. 1t would bs a
hitting feature of the occasion to have a
company from our capitol welcome the
Tennessee boys to their sister State.
In our social circles "the drilr' is tho
topic OF the hour. What colors sball I
use for trimming" is a question that
every iemiDiue friend must grayely give
her advice upon.
Arrangements have been made for a
gay party from Tuscumbia. There will
be quite a number of the bellies and
beauE Of Memphis and Nashville in at.
tendance The ~neigbboring towns along
the Memphis and Charleston and Nash
vile and Decatur roads will furnish. each,
a quota Of young people, 1t will be a
grand holiday occasion for Huntsville.
and our people ara bent upon making
our guests enjoy themselves.
The Chickasaws have made arrange.
ments with the railroad company 20 that
exeursionists to Huntsville eau get round
trip tickets for seven dollars.
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Police Court.

This morning Recorder Daft heard and
disposed of the following cases: P. P.
Courray, drunk, fined s.; Kate Smith
and Caroline Jackson, fighting, fined s.
EACH Elijah Rowland, assault and bat.
terry, fined $40; M6llie Morgan, vag.
rancy, committed to Jail; C. Skipman,
drunk and dsorderly, fined s.. The
following cases were continued: Thomas
Barrett, running street cars without a
license; Ed ~Brookshire, misdemeauor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-25
IN MEMORIAM.

The Ex-meInbers OF the RIuH City
GRayS 10. n. A. t0 Decorate the
Graves of their Dead Comrades al
ElmwoOd Cemetery.
The ex members Of the Bluff City
Grays &c. S. A at a meeting held yes
terdny afternoon, made arrangements
for the decoration of the graves of their
companions-in-arms at Elmwood Gene
terry. The following members of the old
company rest beneath the sod ct our
beautiful city of the dead: Major Phil I
Allin, Lieutenant j R j Creighton, John
c Rives, D j Doyle, Lieutenant James
Switzerland, Captain T f Pattison, 0 S
PaLiaop, S II Rawlings, W P Walker,
Fred Wherle, @ W Wilkins, James W
Spicer, Wa Webb, ] NJ Anderson, James
W Grice, John E Evans, VIM Park,
George A Falls, James I Titus, ] H
Graft, R H F%lournoy, R c Jones, ] B
Drake, John F Titus, C P Woodbridge.
The remains of John Stokes rest at
Calvary Cemetery, and his grave will
also be decorated with A)wers and i'm
mortelles by the COMMITTEES Of the com.
psny, a tribute Of respect and affection
which is rendered annually on decoration
day. The ex members of the company
are requested to assemble at Elmwood
Cemetery at eight o'clock on Sunday
morning, when the graves will be deco.
rated in an informal manner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-25

The enterprising chrome manufacturer
has an eye to business. His latest
dodge is to touch up those beautiful pic
lures of last year called "A Winter
Scene in Switzerland" put them upside
down in their frames, and then to sell
them to libraries and ether public insti-
tutions as THE Scene Of DR.. Schlie-
mann's Excavations in Ancient Troy
from photographs taken on the spot,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-25

lee Cream, Soda Water and Mead.
B. Rocco, ZIG Main street, has opened
his ladies' and gentlemen's SELDOM fol
the season, and is prepared to furnish
the best articles as heretofore. 70
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Parties leaving orders ON
Saturday can get all kinds of
MEATS delivered free Oh Sum
day morning.
N. SeesseI, ST., q Son,
Corner Jefferson and Second.
IA
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ROOMS X BOARD.
PERSONAL.

MICE furnished rooms, with or without
IN board. at /. Woeller's, $40 Main st. SIT
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Epson Spring
Granger County, East Tenn,

UIHIHBUI OVUHIIJ LHhI ItUHs
UHIs MEDICINAL WATER is CON-
il coded TO TO the most eiicaoious now
known, in the cue Of Dyspepsia and all
diseases Of stomach, liver, bowels. kidneys,
disc SEES peculiar to females, and in general
debility. This resort Of health and pleasure
is situated at the base Of Clinch Mountain, in
a beautiful valley. Climate unsurpassed for
salubrity. Clean, comfortable rooms. Table
supplied with tho best the country affords.
Mail and hacks daily from Morristown on the
East Tenn, Va. and ca. X. X. to Springs.
Excursion tickets can be purchased from the
principal Southern cities to MorristoNn n.
Shipping water TO all parts Of United States
May /, ISL, THOMAS TOMLINsUN,
ATS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-25

He Is Truly a stump Speaker
Who, when talking, exhibits a mouthful
Of stumps. 1t you would keep your
dental fixtures in perfect talking order,
use the fragrant sOZoDONT daily; the
recipe is simple but sure. coo
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DERS0NAL-J. N. COLEMAN, JUSTICE
Il OF the Peace. Notary Public and Commits
sioner Of Deeds. Special attention given TO
collections In the county. Office 294 Front st.
1874
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AT A SACRIFICE

The finest stock Of boys and chill
dreu's clothing ever offered in this city
aud at the lowest prices. People
Clothing House, 1891 Main!st. 541
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The Daughter of GenernI Lee

The following is an extract from a pri.
vate letter from New Orleans:
Miss Mildred Lee receives a great
deal of attention-her presence at the
different places of amusement is always
chronicled in the papers The Crescent
Club sent her a magnificent basket of
flowers in the form Of q pyramid, a band
of ribbon with the Confederate eolors
across it, and on white ribbon, written
in gold letters, was this: The Crescent
Club to the daughter of General Lee
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Ladies' Ice Cream ParlOr,
lee Cream and Sherbet,
Cold, fresh and pure
AIT Bariee's, SOS Main OF.
Just Received.

Twenty half barrels Blue:Lick water.
fresh from the springs, Kentucky.
CAT G. A. ECKERLY & Bros.
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RefrigeratOrs and wafer
coolers, at TUrnbuII's, 234
MAIN. cat
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Villa Eden water cures all
complaints. Is
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REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
This is Trua.

We can now be found for the
next 30 days at 255 Maln ST.,
where we will continue the
closing out sale of our stock
of clothing and gents furnish.
Ing goods, all new and fresh.
Must be sold regardless of
cost or value. Remember Ju.
Illus Behr a. CO.,.255 Main ST.,
opposite Court Square. 5st
John Walsh, Undertaken,
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Kew Fans New Fans
New Ruching ! New RuchiDgs
ParasOis, large sizes, 25c, SOC, 75c.
KAHN a. FRElBERG.

FoR the convenience of downtown
customers, Coles laundry has opened a
branch office at the corner of Main and
Union streets, entrance on Union. rs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-25

Ladies' PIrRae Take Notice.
Pure Ice Cream at Specht & Walters.
53.t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-25

d. G. H%oLLEYBERG has the best and
finest selections Of pianos and organs
that was ever seen in our city. The
world renowned Chickering aud Stein.
way acknowledged to be the best in the
world; the popular and well.known Hol.
lenberg upright and school pianos, re-
markable for their durability and easy
terms on which they are sold. Call and
see. Fl. G. HoLLENBERG,
80 Music House, 294 Main.
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Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Room is pronounced first
class by all visitors. 33-t
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lcE'ooLD beer, cool and pleasant gar
den, at Hermann CARo's.
81 81 North Court street.
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ladies Please Take Notice.
Pure Ice Cream OF specht & Walters.
73-t
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
+ EUBRIE'S.
LEUBRIE'S. STRING BoNERTs NOW OPEN.
LEUBRIE. FIRING FL0wERs NOW OPEN.
LEUBRIE. SPRING RIBBONS AND Silks OPEN.
Two-button kid gloves. fashion LEUBRIE
able shades, Soc. worth SOC, LEUBRIE
A good dollar corset, Coo. LEUBRIB
Ladies' linen handkerchief at LEUBRIE
81. worth fully sl.50. LEUBRIE
Two hemstitched handkerchief, LEUBRIE
25c. LEUBRIE
Ladies' regular made hose, extra LEUBRIE
length. 25c, worth 4Oc. LEUBkIE
Towels, Go. SIC, 10c, worth more LEUBRIE
than twice the money. LEUBRlE
Croquet sets 81, worth $3.50. LEUBRIE
PATTERN HATS 10 PER CENT. ABOVE LBUBRIE
COST. LEUPRIE
LEUBRIE LEUBRIE LEUBRIE
LEUBRTE MILLINERY! LEUBRIE
sailor school boys hats. this sea- LEUBRIE
cons styles, Zoe, Csc, CSC, zoo, 600 LEuBRIE
Hall ornaments Sc, Zoe, l5c. LEUBRIE
Fine French flowers cheap. LEUBRIE
LEUBRIE'S CHEAP STORE,
"a MAN STREET. 23.lOO
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Strangers, go 10 COnVerse's
billiard parIOrs, ~ s. UOurt 81.
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SMOKE Chickasaw Guards cigars. 7st
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STRAWBERRIES headquarters 2S7 Main
cat
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Smoke Chiokasaw Guards cigars. 73-
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e. CO.,
Seeds, Implements and Hardware,
I0S msin street,
Near Corner Washington. 5st
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WANTED.
LOST.

DAIR Of gold spectacles. on Main street,
j. or on Vance or a Main street car, last
Thursday, 18th. Liberal reward will be paid
BOOKS Of the old firm of II. B. Hawley &
ID Co left with Joe Cash, corner of Madison
and Front streets, cannot DO found. Amy par
ties having same in pos session will leave
them at this Office, and charges will be paid
on tDem.
III R. B. HAWLEY.
, 1877-09-29

Tho meeting Of the British Association
at Plymouth terminated on Wednesday.
Il has tecn tho dullest ever held. The
scientific m n have " sat upon" the half
rcieutifc men with pouGerous energy, the
reporters have either b ca bored Into in
attention or have boon TOO perpiexed to
report. aud scarcely n single raper has
attracted national attention. The sciea-
tiGc men any ttat is all right, that they
meet to advance s%cienco, and not to tickle
the public ear but in thnt case, why
hold IRE meeting at all 7 Why not pup
fish their "Transac ions" and bo content 7
In depriving such meetings Of their at
tractiveness, they d pfiro them Of th'ir
meaning. There Aeeno, in addition to the
suppression Of the half-sci&ntihc lecturers,
TO have been this year an access Of dry
ncss To The true savauts themselves, for
many OF them have bsen 100 technical to
be understood. We trust Nr, Spottis.
woods, who has been appointed President
for next yGEr-an excellent selection-will
remember that IN the Intellectual world
log does Let beIp to transmits sound.
WE may 80 sure that the answer givon TO
ths German Government by the Porto, in
reply to their remonstrances against the
disregard of tho Geneva Convention, 10
which Turkey is a party. is y little more 10
the point than the Grand Vizief's assuran-
ces to Lord Derby, No promise is given that
The rules will be strictly observed. or that
past or future offenders will be punished.
The Grand Vizier will cause copies Of the
rules. translated into Turkish, to be dis
tribute1 among the Turkish troops, who
may have transgreSsed sons Of them
through ignorance. The Grand Vizier
will also send Instructions to prevent tx
ceases on the part OF the CrcaSSian and
other Irregular troops, the Pohe's worthy
Braves apparently requiring instructions
and rules to keep them from cutting the
throats Of the wounded, firing on flags OF
truce, and massacring tho non-eomtatants.
Ahmed Vefyk PGsha will go with full
rover to Adrianople, nobody will be
shot or casbicred, and everything will go
81 ssctly Us before.
subscriptions for the Indian Famine arc
pouring in to the Mansion House, hut the
AID required 10 q grant from the National
TrcRtury. There is 70 time TO wait when
A%lettcr like this can be written, by Mr..
w. E. James, of the Mysore Revenue Sur
vey Service, to a friend in England -
"Bangalore, July 22nd. There is nothing
TO write about save the famine. which is
staring every one in the face T; the country
10 like q vast desert. My compound,
where even last year I was able TO keep
two cows. will not now Craze q goat. The
railway 10 taxed to its utmost limit, and
10 bringing 1000 tons Of grain q week
ints the province. but as this will only
feed . million and Q half Of people, the
, 1877-09-29
MARI D

On Wednesday, goth inst. at St. Johns
English Episcopal Church, by the Rev.
c. J. BRANCH, Rector, assisted by the Rev.
]. G. DUBOIS, Rector Of St. P~aul's. the
Rev. JOSEPH THOMAS TURPIN. English
Church Missionary to the Rio Pongas in
Western Africa, to JULIA RosAMoND, second
daughter Of ABRAHAM MEYER ESQ.
, 1877-09-29

mIvINE SERVICE for the Danish and
80 English Congregations in the Lutho-
lar Church, Christisnsted, en- Sunday the
3Oth September.
, 1877-09-29

othcr three million and a half IN Mysoro
must %starve, as all the stores Of grain in the
country are exhausted. Already the
aufferings Of the people are awful /; there
lie a regular service organized, in addition
to the police, to keep the streets Of Bangl-
lore clear of the dead and dying, but out
side the municipal limits dead bodies are
lying in all directions the lower castles
are cooking and eating the bodies, two
men we're caught doing so, and have been
brought before the Magistrate this week.
Two days ago, when riding past the Hus.
tar stables, l saw n crowd of wretched
women aud children routing in the dung
hemp, and plckirg ont the undigested
grains Of corn to eat" Mysore is still
under British Administration, aud halt its
population will perish.
The Government OF India appears to be
stretching every nerve to save the people,
but the destruction will be awful. The
Times, which auimadyerts on the conduct
OF Government in not buying grain, mis-
ses the true point, which IS not d ~ficieucy
in supply, but u total impossibiIity Of dis.
tIibutiug it. There are 30 distributing
raj ways. though there is one main line
there are MT sufi mt cntt'e, aud men
cannot haul for hundreds of miles without
eating more than they eau pull. There
is nothing for it but 10 march tina people
to the neighbouIhooI Of the great lines,
and risk the diseases which follow. Even
then it is more than doubtful if food can
be urged forward quickly enough. Ina
CINE, for that is he trlth, all France with
out food, and only oae railway, carrying
at lis utmost w~orking power enough grain
to keep Paris and Lyons healthy! The
edible roots, the grass, the very thatch of
the hu.s, all are gone, and altsr a hundred
years Of secure rule, We are raraIysed by
want OF locomotive power. A telegram,
VIII CHI is. we ttust exaggerated, says the
condition Of Guz rat also is hopeless, that
is, the thickes: population in the richest
native state OF Western lndiA must pe,ish.
One-third OF all the misery in the south is
directly tracesble to the cynical idiots
who abused Lord Salisbury, Sir Richard
Temple, aud the Spectator for urging even
extravaeaut measures OF relief in Bshar.
They nigh ened the officials into a parsimo-
ny which has prevented reasonable mea-
eures OF preCaution.
, 1877-09-29

NJ. Brurct, the French Minister Of
Public Instruction, made Il speech at Tulle
on the 10Th inst, which seems to have
been revised by the Cabinet, for it was
not published ill the 22nd. He rtafirm-
ed emphaticalIy that the Marshal would
remain till 1880. but added that he would
net ''place his name at the service of any
dyraslic III etension." If he makes war
against the Radicals, it is 10 defend the
Constitution, aud because there is no
other platform for q self. respecting Gov
ernment. The Republic was marching,
through the progress OF Radicalism, to an
inevitable fall. the Marshal, placed on
high, could watch The march toward tho
abyss in whicA al institutions would be
submerged. and his conscience dl1 not al
low him to be longer passive. lie ralsed
q cry of alarm, and France will respond.
To those who TAX of he act of the 10th
of May as a corp dttot, the Marshal re-
plies that ii WAS provided for in the Con
s~titution. To those who talk of war, the
facts reply, To those who threaten func.
tiouaries, it is answered that Ministers
alone are responsible. France "has no.
thing to do with their legal bubbles"
The idea running through this speech
evidently is that if Government is beaten.
the Marshal will strike no coup G'etas, but
, 1877-09-29

L0RDAeEN den a9ds sEPrEmsER ls71 N0 ~,
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE I,2es BRoApwAY:3@.
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FRENCH, CIANTILLr. 1oRCH0N. smyrna, GCf
PURE Applique Duchess and Point
BARBES, scarh. TlES. Bows, Tie Ends, FlCHus
Capes, shAwis, &C., at EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICES.
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DRESS TRAININGS.

NOVELTIES recsved by every steamer. constantly IN
CREASlNG ATTRACTION.
Finest display OF FANCY GALLooNs In all colors and
every combination.
Black and coored SILK FRINGES, In chinel1e and
CLAIM DE LUNE effects,
wORSTED PRINCES. Braids and Trimmings.
PARIS and BERLIN CLOAK ard DRESS ORNAMENTS.
BUTTONS, In silk. metal, ivory and pearl.
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o unApprohchnbIy low PRICES.
An immense OF Handsome long rough Beaver
Closks. At s.. So, 81. 81 So 50 and $40.
80 different STYLES OF richly trimmed Mntelase Cloaks
u rach STYLE At So So 80 $lI Sl2 $i3 $l% and eta
Very handsome Maolassc Clcsks, elegantly trimmed at
SiS. $50, $22 and $25
Fun lines of Misses Beaver Ciosks. commencing 81 so.
81 aud - and upward
Special bargains In silk Costumes. lust mado mp.
Stylish black and colored grain Lyons silk Suits at
$40, x45 and $50
500 suits ~ Bourrette Cashmere cnmels hair &C., &c.
from 81. 81 50. so. Sl2 and Sl+ upward
Elegant combination Costumes. at S35 $50 and S35.
Suits and Coaks to order by artistic drossmakers Mt
moderate prices.
An those whom economy Is object should buy sheir
Suits aud ClvAks At
II. g. F. KOCn'S,
9th and 20tn ST.. Now York.
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OF BARGAINS AT

Extra nne quality. In all
the dln,ren, shapes and eolors.
~ 10 sen,a
SAME SOLD ELSEWHERE from 81 10 TO 81 50.
AMERICAN AND WOOL FELT HATS.
fuly ono hundred shapes. every color. at 80 eenta
CHOICE vELvErEEN HATS, evsry desirable shape. -
Soc and eoc.
hS sSliS .S as
81 r. R Mvss .es
ss Sss' ri TT
JON. LoPERETTE. Ia MARJoLAINE. &C. &C.
Also a full assortment French Frames
vELvErs sATINs AND PLUsHEs
100 piece: .. black sns velvss' at so yard;
50 PIECES BLACK SILK VELVET. At 81 % psr yard:
50 PIECES BLACK SILK VELVET. - 81 . psr yard,
worth fully 81.
WE WILL ALSO offer Monday
$50 PIECES EXTRA FINE coLoRkD SILK VELVET,
FOR MILLINERY AND TRIMMING PURPOSES, IN
CARDINAL SULTAN. NAVY BLUE BROWN. MYR.
TIE AND BOTTLE GREEN, LIGHT BLUE. &C.. -
81 IS per yard
Positively worth " so per yard
PLUsHEs. SILKS. sArINs and vELvErEEvs, At A.
tractve pr!cea
Tho especial attention ladies Is magnin
cent display OF
The New York herald., 1877-10-07

We shall open on Monday TWO CASES OF superior
quality ALL SILK nnndk ercheis. In the new RICH
FALL COLORS. at the nominal price Of 23 CENTS being
uch less than the cost OF manufacture and OF tho
greatest bargains OF the season.
REAL CHINA AND PONGEE. In hcmsti,ehed and plain
borders. for espondngiy low prices
The largest assortment and handsomeW display have
ever exhibited -
and BOWS, from 10 CENTS 10 the finest imported
TRIMMINGS
The New York herald., 1877-10-07

LATEST NOVELTIES In Ladies' and Misses Skirts
for FALL and WINTER wear. In FLANNEL, PELr,
Cloth Twilled Alpaca, and Satin.
Prices Tor Ladies'. from Csc.
no INFERIOR GOODS all new and desirable styles, OF
full sine and FIRST CLASS materials.
SILK HANDKERCHTEpS.
The New York herald., 1877-10-07

EIGHTH AVENUE BETWEEN PATH AND 18TH srs
The New York herald., 1877-10-07

Every pair New pairs given Tor al CD g TD
tear In trying on.
This 10 the bs,ance Of large importers stock that
nave closed ont At enormous sacrifice. and We gIvs
our patrons tho benefit OF our purchase.
FULL LINE OF GIANTS DE SUEDE.
In colorct and black. in TWO. three and four buttons
MISSES, KID GLOVES. GENTLEMEN,S KID GLOVES.
LADIES' KID dACNTLETS in various styies. from 75c.
upward, Ac. &c.