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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

into rebellion, and deserted them at the
supreme moment, except 90 far a. they
could embarrass the Union armies. They
took good care to keep out Of the way Of
shot and shell. Since the war the North
ern Democrats have been no manner Of
advantage to the South, Is II 70 be won.
dered, therefore. that the Southern thought
full leaders should have become disguised
with their Northern allies. and should
only await favorable opportunity TO sever
the alliancef
We believe that opportunity Is at hand
with the peaceful settlement Of the South.
ern questions under Republican auspices,
and that the men of the South will avail
themselves Of the opportunity. They can.
not but sec that their real good lies In the
direction Of o union Of the Conservative
element of the South with the like element
Of the North, and In the effort to build up
strong party which will give hearty
support TO the Administration Of President
HAYES. They have nothing to gain by
further adhesion to the Democracy Of the
North but they hsvo much to lose.
The first step to this end will be In such
compromise as will secure q Conserva.
tive organization Of the House Of Repre-.
sentatives. Let the intractables Of the
North and the Bourbons of the South fol-
low path of their own. The good Of all
sections lies In q conservative compromised
It 10 upon the honesty and good sense Of
members, whether Democratic or Republi-
can, that the peace and prosperity Of the
country depends. Gentlemen Of the Dem.
ocratic party Of the South must see that
President HAYES Is doing his best to give
that section peace and quiet. And they
must further see that IL they want
internal improvements they must strike
hands with the Republican party. We
stated In an article . few days
ago that the question q the construc.
ton of the Texas Pacific railroad would
enter largely into the contest In the organ
isation Of the House. Others take . like
view. The well informed correspondent OF
the Boston Journal telegraphed 70 that
paper day or two ago that he had the as
sursnce of prominent Democrat that the
majority Of The Democrats from Louisiana,
Arkansas, Texas and Mississippi would dc.
mand Of their party q pledge as TO the con.
struction of the Texas Pacific road. and
that, failing to get IL. they would seek to
make combination elsewhere. We have
not the least idea that they can got any
pledge which will be fulfilled by tho cop.
perhead Democracy, for that party Is posi-.
lively committed against Il. They will
naturally, therefore. gravitste TO the party
that will aid them. All that Is necessary
to put union with Republicans beyond a
peradventure Ia for President HAYES to
carry outthe assurances given by his friends
to the Southern headers. The fulillment Of
these assurances IL what the copperhead
Democracy does not want. They have
been hoping and praying for some sort of
hitch In the contamination, knowing that
their only hope Of keeping up the alliance
with the South was In the failure to settle
the questions Of State governments In South
Carolina and Louisiana. President HAYES,
We are convinced, Is about to blast their
hopes and expectations.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

Tn serpent TrhdIhm rlsf IN 80. hur,
Ike uilso- -rpsilrs IN nj hHE 1-uAt Lung
time ksie- ths DASH al -is iGlfg= hrn uhAs
ID sbuu, 70 die N ths sasra IL Ghs Grill
Exchange ot Nrr EEk. Finch VII tiilss
permanently md irrv- u ma lsss isy az
ibis mm.h
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

THr s1oups hrs hssr vt.hhzvu rum
Ai.EkA. md npv ehs izSr. zr.lk aHsf
frun military sesQsurismS vii armris
frcer unasr ths hIirr -nhuHn-s 1T he.1
self gove-nmsut Yhs1 n nIetin;s par
hsps 50 idnlzz-1n n ris zr;m-.plHs lf
home rule - M s-zl In riH-szpssr thsF
are vurse th1r fhs hlIinlas=s If- Ilnliziaun
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

ciaIy abroad.
Minister w.sheurns,s diplomatic CORE;
:pSdsnSs On French s.rs has been q,
, ,9iso IN rar'' and mas increased n" popular"
No. Ssmeiy. Messrs' poutveli' e,srdnor. Bsnss.
6sston. ' " -
elected a Fellow Of tho British archaeological
'' The Hon. s,.nls, Matthews /. the son of
iessor Of Mathematics at Miami University, At
ohIoru' Onio' -.
Government to supply details Of his new range.
Under, by which Il Is claimed distances may DO
The Emn q, Austri. h.s hoor sorm.,,v
presented Win the report Of tho Noyars EIpIoy.
lns Esped!tion. ii ali: t.en.y.Sne VOLUMES.
Pea kdmir.i AIM nc \. 20 :. ,,.,.a an
the .s,,red iist n.xt msnth' has ham ID vssrs r.
snd captured several valuable prizes during the
'',n WI" ,,-
The Russian Gear e truly an smisble
reign he ha: not indorsod q single capital 500:
tenoe, although there were ~ such In the period
ago 1.-The was related to Senator Angus Cameron,
q ss.r
Melodious Miss Csrv has ,ust u,seed on az.
h,bI,ion IN I Portland shon' yIndov tSs soid
service = prsssn.ssG SSr . !. sT;:
a painting representing some Russisn scsns.
The Bret Hsrte. N srk twain nav NAV !.
called the Hsashen Shines," 70 ~ four aots, ssd
nss 20 uo "a M'n tne a,ssEreemsnT TssMeen s1e
nrne y ~ enH hs t1nsIx ~, nns. ns.,a
ever, viii not bring Ii out until September.
4. ki'ons cnnaren, u u rumored, 40 nos wisn
snty sndssvop "a aisaus ~ H., iySo,t pH
the Rsso, Is fond Of t..ysl :Dd has
has besido,' = yeIy 9sest lave az ssr Al 1Sr III
own own sake. '''' s''' '''''' A'' " ''' "'
IL is mentioned as matter OF interest that
Gen; Ignatisn and III. wife arc feIyent homeo:
and his eyes under the care Of Herman, an
American homeopathic doctor, who has 40
.hss o.! S ShoSps ssa mn
aces. 49,
"Thomas Ingoldsby," otherwise the Rev.
Richard Harris B.rhsp. len an unpublished
covered. 1t was evidently written during his
last illnees, and describes An imaginary converse
q i've SSsts, ssd
Bar. ~ " ''''
Hon Wit sses The American con.1l q
sssies or most in{eysatnS s,ficiss on the snc,snt
castles, quaint costumes' history And iiterstuSe
q Waies. The nr.t Of these sketches, entitled
February. Il N beautifully illuitrsted with
pio,ures OF Cardiff Castle, and others, portraits
In the book Of reoistrv helono,nr IN Hs,,
many men Of al naos. Mss
e :srSsd "a, %t or ysra
have heretofore met ali ny enEagemsnts 81 tho
9aal,n. ~. III - ., - Sh.n ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

Il Is manifest that in all hin public expe-
riencr the Prssident has never been Q poll
nr~n. but rzther . philosopher; and this
met IS Just beginning 10 Be observed and
understoud by TIM people. And Il h one Of
the hcpefuf signs Of the times that We are
Igain brGught into contact with natural
mnu IN the sxscufion Of the Office Of Chief
Magistrate Of tho nation Not Wishing to
disparsge the merits Of any Of his imme-
tiate predecessors, We cannot refrain from
noting the facs hat President HAYES bears
svsy the palm for natural ease and unas
fsstsd aravrty Of manner. and that his
Whole presence and demeanor impress the
Reholder that his habits Of life are % aim
ple as his ways are uncstentatious. He Is
the RRe To all men st all times. direct and
unressrvsd in his address and com
nunicsrau. and apparently unmoved-
by snY demonstrations Of approval or dis
degradation produced BY the matter ad-
vaEcsd Altogether he il . remarkable
nn1, when studied in the lights and shades
vt he stfuatiun in which he il the central
figure. II ia certain that no man Of mod
sr1 tmss wss aver placed IN more trying
circumstances or sustained Q greater weight
al rsspanxbfiity. 4 feud Of thirty years
sEandine. which has once broken out In
var fierce and protracfsd, and since the
struggle has remained the gall Of bitter.
uess between ths eomoafanfa ID to bs dis
h'aget rcm tnefr henrs and removed fron
taeir eaunseis 10 maks room tor sentiments
of sVmunrhy and the deliberSffoua of peans
Add fshe work be psrfectsd; II the spirit
OF ailnwsnip and maternity be restored TO
uuIfe and animate the people OF The United
StafsA Irrespective or sections. greater
nfz'an WI NOT have been accomplished
EncG me d1snstous OF men required paci-
m,anon HISTORY does not contain nor
srstftnn magnify an event grander in 70
suiis or suhhmer IN schisvement than will
be Tins rid-aliuring eonsummation.
Thsre n somethtng in TIE Presidents
urte OF dealing with the conflicting ele-
nsntss srms mysterious cham In the
sersnrfy OF ms depsrtmens and the adA-
atiff 1 hn manner when disarns hos
amy and d'speis anger Men come before
nim mum tne nistd Norm. Clad IN all the
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

TIE nAuLY NAruCNA1. xzRusnnraN
Can EE OBTAINED n WV TukK NJ
BRExIAyuS NEWS Ens,sK1TA ID
UNION SorAEE
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TIM prs IN arxin running rnxr Cab
ind sruszh-- L s.rms. hBvsrrr. riaf
skb old pA.r1 n ssun txhnusart Tbsr
Id beuer sink xhnr sh.ia nnB sms gpnf
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Cincinnati & intermediate Points

IT. THE NEW AND FLEET
passenger steamer, HUDSON,
Win. n. List, Master; Charlie ID. List,
Clerk, leaves tor the above on saturday,
Feb. 3rd, AT 8 o'clock p. m. For freig ht or
passage apply on board or to
ja2O c. II. BOOTH 4 CO., Agents.
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TEAS.

A FULL ASSORTMENT ttIItST ~.
"A portations) In halt chests and boxes Of
Guapowder,
I'm oerial,
Young Hyson and HysoD.i
SOuchSnH.
Oolong and Japan.
oc2l ". REALLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

or FANCY CARDS Is STYLES WITH
% name lOc, postpaid. J. b. Hustled,
Nassau. Reus. Co., N. Y. feblb
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a CARD.

FJlO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
i the errors and indiscrectionso of youth.
nervous weakness, early de .ay, loss of
manhood, &c, wi I send a receipt that
will cure you, Free OF Charge. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary ~
South America. Send a sell addressed
to the Rev. Joseph T. Inmau
Station ID, Bib e House, New York city.
IanN
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Auction Sale of Livery Stock.

At $50 O'CLOCK A. NJ, ON MONDAY
"A February 5. 1877, at Nos. ly0, 1872 ana
1904 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va, Will
proceed to sell at public auction, the Valn.
able Livery Stock used by the late hrm OF
Husemen & Mendel, or so much Thereon as
is not previously disposed ofat private sale
The said stock comprises nineteen me
horses, five splendid hacks, eight top
buggies -four nearly newO one Daroucne,
one large four horse wagon with seats, one
sample wagon, one safe. two ofilce desks,
nine buffalo robes, one large four.horse
sleigh, three one.porse slefghs, nine sets
single harness, five sets coach harncas'
one set barouche harness, one set hearse
harness. one set fair leather harness, tive
SITS light pole harness, one set lonr morse
harness, thirty harness covers, thlrty-lWo
iron stall fixtures, one ieed-cutttr ana
numerous other articles such as are usn.
ally part of the equipm emit OF a hrst'class
livery stable. ~ ~
Terms OF sale will be cash on all pur'
chases of less than 500. A credit OF ninety
DAYS will be given on all purchases Oh WV
or more, the buyer TO give nesoilaDle
note with approved security lot the
amount of his purch ase, and the interest,"
thereon from the cay of sale to the date OF
the notes maturity:
ial5 Assignee of Husemen & Mendel
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-05

The above named defendants VIII ms'
notice that the dispositions Of J: ~ VIZ
ham, James Gaston, 7. Byers Iates ~
Others will be taken at the law Once o. ;.
r. Jones, NO. l2E Chapllne street 10 ~ ~
city Of Wheeling, In the state Of e. a.
Virginia, on the Tenth day "f ~
rusTy, B7, between the hour
o'clock A. NJ, and . O'Clock y. MO
read I'm evidence In the above nAm'
cause on behs ali of said plsinuf, sbo
IRON any cause the taking Of TIE -
dispositions shall not De cJmmence1,I
being commenced snail not be cOmpIrsy,fI
on that day tile taking Of the sane 49,,
be adjourned from me To time unih NV
lhe same shall bs completed. ,s
~. JOSb9,
Solicitor for COmplainAsH
JANUARY 2, D7T. 'DasI
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SUCCESS! 5000 OF THE
CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION

DESCRIBED AND ILLUSTRATED.
Sold In O. days. IL being The only COM
plete low-price work 30 pages only S25O,l
treating OF the entire history, grand build.
iDgs, wonderful exhibits, curiosities great
days, etc. : iiIustr ted, and 81 cheaper than
any other; everybody wants IT, One new
agent cleared $50 In four weeks. 300
Agents Wanted. sind quickly for proof
Of above, opinions 81 oficials, clergy and
press, sample pages, full description, and
our extra terms. HUBBARD EROS,
CAUIlUN. ed ofiiciai al and sae xos ELsi,
books. SIND for proof. febIb
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ~ THE
y County Court OF on 10 county:
Thomas q. Yates,
VS.. In Chanc'p.
Andrew r. Yates & Others.
To Hugh X. Yates, Elnnor q. Berry, WI.
lam Berry, Martha J. White, samuel
White, Emma Y. Yates and Wiylsm
Lester Yates, defendants with Others ~
this case:
Afiidavits having been made that 700
are residents OF the State OF W',l
Virginia, notice In hereby given ysu Thai
on this second day Of January, h7, ht
plaintiff has filed his bill In chsnc"ry 10
the said Court, praying for partition o.
sale OF n certain tract OF land on the wsp'
OF Mc9raws run IN ohio county. OF wbies
William Yates, the plaintiffs iath'r' dl"'
seized; which said tract coLtains ttp
hundred aud sixty-seven acres, more :"
less, and In fully described In said bill, Az
that partition may be made Of aid IAb'
OF Of the proceeds Of the sale Of az
amongst the parties 10 said suit. Ana |.
is ordered that you appear at rules ~
held I'm the Clerks Office of this conr, %.
Monday, February 8, 1871, and do VIZ
may be necessary TO protect your inteI,,'
I'm said suit. ROBT. Il. WOODS, Clsfk
!. y. JosEs. sol. for com plsinanu
January I'd. IH7,
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TOBACCOS.

4 LII STYLES OF VIRGINIA GOODS
"A embracing 3 o., 4 on, inch twists
and II inch cavandish, LOriilard'S gOnd,.
all styles, and all the leading brands OF
Louisville navies Can offer special IN
Judgments in this line. ,v,,,x
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-05
aEnHnAL MAEhEr

The following quotations are for ordsts
rom store and small lOts In q iebbinR way;
Approximation. zoo; choice, 2 OsS %
BACON uooa.) = Shoulders, .; clear rib
sides, q; clear sides. g; breakfast, l2A
to 1885, surar.cured hams, capyAsed. l6hc;
sugar-eured hams. qncanVased, l3h to lIhs;
BkAN.Steaayi wheat. s9!5e a 100.
BEANS-N 6Ogl 70.
BULK PORN Uoose); shoulders, 6Nto 70;
long clear. 9Ao; olcsr rib, 9Ac; clear sideE,
gH,; lAms, 10 to 1919. Packed. = 10 "a
BU9IEK-osmmop. lOelsO; medium. 9e
BGLfsd SfUFFs AND TIEs-narripx. Z
and ~ lbs, l2ql2,5c; b1iinR tWine. 1s9lle
DJILDlk0 MArikIALS-ln store prices
aye: Cement, Lou'Fynls. 81 25, q Dbl; Hosen-
aslS Ssl y O ORl: = oe9I 1Si ASif; I SoS2 Is . %
%; liz ;. per Dbl. | 35@l So. Fire-briek,
SSo 90 @ , eygpL 100; brick. 10 TO IL per 1868
BEEF, FRESH = FOrequsrtors, 2tSto a..
h~ind9us',srs' s&@7c. Hogs, 10 70. Sheep
h6cEWaEAr FLoUR-sw per barrel.
boIes, iull weight, lbh al5kc;
nsI ooh iun Meight' lbc; quarter box, fulI
c6C15N6JTs.Per lOO. 5 oOas %.
cQPFEE-0rdina-y dc, fair = to 2iHc,
good, z5hei prime, 2Tci melee, "a, 10 25e,
Java, 2Oct Cordoya p 10 z2ko.
hens. 2T5 to 200.
0QAh UlL-H gallon, IS to Ss.
o0RM-Mixed. 1855; white. IS 749s.
q Is to- IS. ~
COTTON YARNs-No. COO, l20l2No, No.
loo, l4el4Ho; No. 400, l6@l6kc.
CABEAGE6-Psr 100 heads, 50 O09lO 60;
crates, 5 0096 90.
0HBEsE- Western. 13olSHo; Engllst
dalry. llql6cs rates irregular.
OOTT0N-bEED--fB 90 q ton,
C0Tr0N-SERD 0IL-Crude, Sc per aaIlor
cake Qong toni, e22 to %.
CkQUT-Per barrel. Ss 00gS Is; half-bar.
els. O. so, as To quality.
CRANBERRIkS-g Dbl, 10 EO@ll 80.
DhlED FRUIls- Apples. 1850; peaches.
DRUGs-opium. 81 10 to 7 rs; oulniDs.
" 10 Y ounoei morphine, 5 90 q Ouncei car,
phOr.. Do per pounds ehlOroform, 10. a
pound CASTER oil. 1915 v poundi borax .10a "a
pound; hlue-maSs, 10 lars. zoe VI poundt al.
omel,. ! 90 " pound, INDIGO, | C00W 40 "a
pounds .aeRtoetida, Is and SOcA pound, tsy.
taric acid, 80 and 65ci sulpharic acid, So "A
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-05
I .. .. p.

cdd Fsnows. BAH. corner Main and North
Court streets.
NngFKrs Lopez. No. 6-mssts every Tues
day. s.. s. Garrett. N. e.; A. J. Knapp
uEIcK1saw Lopez, No. -nests every Non
day night. E. u, earn, No; Ap. GID
con, v. e.; 7. j. Hogan, X. s.; John A
nolt. Treasurer; Thomas Bacon. 7. ..
eaErLLEK L0DaE, No. 1A0-meets every Hed,
nssday night. Frank Dries, N. 81. Ed
bohIe, "a; Chas. Borrer, aecretary; John
BISSFs IaDaE, No. H7-neets svery Friday
night. W.K. French, N. g.; II. a. Carroll,
". g.; Mn. Henry, p. and &. B.; J.o' VII
Ai Rs11v Cry LoDeE. No. ls7-meets. every
Iharsday evening at Odd Fellows Hall; ma
con WEBB, N. g.; J. z. Young, N.,o.iM.h.
Moystsn, Secretary; A. \. Ksnneday. LreaS'
HARYOxY LoDGK No. l& meets every Tues,
day night at Odd Fellows Hal, corner neg
sRd fernando streets. K. J.. NslSst; W
a.; = A.. Ne0mber, V. g.; I.J Walker
Ses'y; G.. W. Mi Ter, Treasurer.
oEeKRE LODGE,
1rvssrs DECREE LoBsE No. SHEETS hrst
gturday Of each north. D. Binghan' I.
n. ~ A. WarLlaW, y. D. NJ. Thomas ba-
~ M a. ID. III; L. S. burT, ID A. y. M;
NJ. Holland, see'y; +. ". snitA' IreAs'
K~soAAPKENTs.
a.Yose EEoGEPXKsF, No. S-msse On ne
"a and Cd Thursday night oseh month.
n. y. Goodyear, @. p; V h.. French, h.r
p. o. Smith, 3. W.; leo1. Bteon, seriae' D.
a1srETs g~NoAnPAKET, No. SS-nesU dgno
AZ Thursday nights Of esch month; q. W.
l." Crook. G. P; J. j. Ross, u, p; 80
a:Srstt s. W.:F. B. Cnllen, :. W; C..
Piisshke, scribe; John HRynesburg; Ttess'
IKsERGL RELIEF COMMITTEE J.h. MIikins'
S1re Secretary and Treasurer, 20 Front
strset: a., d. Gibson. s West Court street; J.
q. Schmidt, a Monroe street; D'T. Porter
s. Union street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-05
OF
rurrrnrn, Lopar No. s-Meetl

avarv Monday piaht at Harmony
Hall, I. o. o.. H., corner Bsal and fernando
streets. @, Layton, &C; Jno. Wilson, V.g.i
", Nostemeyer, P.;G.W.L: rroek. d. Of B.i
N ProyepEaie M. Of r.; W. "A. MoystOn, K.
Of K. and y (; Joe Locke, P. @.
MEMPHIS LODGE No. 6 meets second, third
and fourth Tuesday evenings in each month,
at Pythiap Hall, 265 Second street Vincent
CA. Mergell, P; W. II. Atkinson, K Of
K. and S \. W. Vigus, NJ. Of E.i Jacob
LutE, NJ. T.
CauR De LfoE Lopez No. IS-Meets I'd and
lth Wednesdays G cry month, at go Second
street, Vincent 5Ioek, opposite Court Square.
II. IL. Briggs, 0. c.; M. Cooper, il. ". c.; 7.
K, wilson, z @. A. burr. "a. Of S. ]. T.
Tomlinsen. NJ. Of T.; D. W. 6ohsfer. q.
Of X. g.; j. J.. Ross, P. G..
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board and made for shore. The
crash created some confusion on
board for awhile, though the dam
age was slight.
The Osceola, Captain Mark D.
Flowers, came in yesterday morning
from the st. Francis river with 45S
bales and 10 bags of cotton, 416
sacks seed and sundries, and also
had a good list of people. She will
return to st. Francis river to-mor-
row a. 5 o'clock pm, going through
to Wittsburg. Capt. A.. Haycock
presides at the desk.
The Grand Republic, Captain
Thorweigan, viii arrive to-day from
New Orleans and win leave on
Wednesday evening with a Mardi.
Gras excursion, which will be one
of the grandest that will go into
New Orleans. Those wishing a
cheap and pleasant round trip viii
do we'll to take passage on her. Mr.,
George Miltenberger and Captain
Jake Sedan do the honors of the
Office.
The Phil Allin, Captain George
Malone, brought in from the lower
coast 15S bales and 81 bags cotton
and 40S sacks seed and sundries,
and was full Of people. She leaves
this evening for Arkansas City,
carrying the mail and attending
promptly to all way business. Cap
tain Lee Cummins controls the
office and is assisted by Billy
Smither and Lee Woodland.
The Hard Cash, Captain Ed
Postal, will arrive to-day from
White river with a big trip Of cot
ton and other freight and leave TO-
morrow evening, going through
to Jacksonport. Messrs. Charles
Postal and John Chamberlin are
her accommodating clerks.
The Osceola Belle, Captain An.
drews, came in yesterday morning
from the upper coast with another
big trip, having on board 40S bales
and IS bags of cotton, 725 sacks of
seed, 800 sacks Of corn and a lot of
cattle and hogs. She had also a
good list Of people. She leaves this
evening at sharp five for Ashport,
giving special attention to all way
business. Captain 0. K. Joplin is
her purser. She makes a grand
Mardi-G ras excursion.
The Illinois, Capt Gmsolis, will
arrive to day from Vicksburg with
$50 bales and 20 bags Of cotton, 600
sacks of seed and sundries, and has
a good list of people. She returns
tomorrow evening to V~icksburg,
doing all way business and connect
ing with the R. E. Lee for New Or
leans and the Yazoo river packets.
Capt. Reese Reese has charge of tho
Office, and has for his aids Dan Sui
Ivan and Willie Karr.
The staunch little steamer Carl
Schurz has undergone a thorough
oyerhauling, and been repainted in
handsome style. Her cabin has
been improved, new floors and new
decking put down, with other i'm
provements, which makes her a
suitable packet for the trade in
which she plies. Her hull has also
been strengthened, and she. is now
in better order than ever. She
made a trial trip yesterday, and her
machinery worked to the satisfac-
ton of Capt. Tremmel and her
chief engineer. She re.enterS the
Scanlan's Landing trade as a tri-
weekly packet, leaving the foot of
Monroe street this evening at sharp
five. Her regular leaving days will
be Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays
at 5 pm. Capt. Mat Tremmel,
who made himself so popular in
the trade by his fair dealing with
the shipping and travelling public,
commands, with Mr.. Phil Harmon,
a clever gentleman, in charge of the
office,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-05
FINANCIAL ARD GOdsESCIAL

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PEBLIc LKpGER 0FPIcR.
MEMPHIS. TKSS.. February 5. lST.l
During the past week the market was
mo%notOnously quiet and we have moth
iug but a repetition Of last week to re
port at the commencement; of this week.
Currency is abundant at 8 to 10 per cent.
per annum for good paper. Exchange
is il good supply, as follows: New
York commercial bills, 1c discount buy
ing and selling at Par; Eastern sight,
, discount and selling st par; New Or
buying at 4c aud selling at par
Money on the streets is ll92l q zen 2
month. New York gold rates ore LOST;
here brokers are paying lO4l There is
nothing doing in local stocks and bonds,
and the market continues inactive.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-05
KNIGHTS OF n

FOUNTAIN L0DaE. No. 26 meets. every
Tuesday evening 10 Natana Hall, No, ZS
Second street. at " o'clock. John Johnson,
Dictator John Legler, Reporter.
UgIrY LoBGE No. 2l7-meets every Wednos-
day night at Hall. No. 2ss Second street, up
stairs s. s.. Garrett, Dictator; A. B. Hill.
Reporter.
CHELSEA LODGE, No 2S0-meets ID and lth
Thursday IN each month, at Brick Church
W. q. Mitchell, "; A. J. Knapp.
GRRMArIA LODGE. No. &9-meets ID and 9Th
Tuesday in each month at 298 seaond .treet,
qp-stsirs.. jacob Braun, Dictatori John X.
Kleiner, Reporter.