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sALANT.gnADBEn BEATTY.

sALARY:onADBEn BEATTY.
salary-Gra6ber Beatty. who heads tie
anti-I1ArEs md anti-Clvl-Service Reform
movement III Ohio, has taken occasion to
publish blackguard reply to m etlitoril in
TnE CHICAGO TRIBUNE commenting upon
Lila apostate course, III which lo says, with
reference to the charge that lie was q salary
grabbor:
This IL utterly false. "A every member OF Con.
Rrcsa who served With me Wilt testify, and ~ tho
tonqrttsfonal Glo1t will show. The editor OF
TIE TMnuNE knew It TO bc a lie when he pcnne,l
It.
Notwithstanding Salary -Grabber DEATrx,s
venonaous denial of the charge, The CHt.
cAao TRIBUNE still maintains 1t. We havo
been at pains 10 consult tho record Of his
career, and VIC find that, while he voted
against the grab bill on It's final passage, ho
then went mud drew Tho money and pocketed
It, md tlero is nothing to indicate tint ho
has over returned it. This shows that he Is
evon meaner salary -grabber thnn those who
voted for It mud took 1t. II thero Is honor
among thieves, then The 1atter clnss is moro
honorable tlnn the former. Salary- -Grabbet
bEArrY's action argues not only willing
,ora +o thin hut 1,,,v,.~,o,. .,,, IS:
ron,,t,,,1n s,,a,,,,, 49, AZ, ".@
o;a, co,,rn n.s,,,.s D.. se po''.1-
aay:
Credit MobtIcr, Pacific Mail .ub,laY. or any % othsr
fraad upon tic reyenue for wh,cn ynted Or from
which proutcd to the extcnt Of sasihng.
tHE CA1cAoo TRIBUNE did not charge that
na'a's .dfaooef oEA1IY hau bcon engaged In
.hoso eof1upuona. what It did say waa as
'onows: n,.'s.s:., 49,.
@ ooongs 10 'nas elaas of
Of tic Republican party to tts nrc.ent m,n1,a",n
lie belongs to hat cls,s vim cut down the u,agnln.
eens @ minority .. thsco.quastcFs Of . million,
,a..a ~ "u.'can PETTY ma IN ~: TO It's
in The ouac and almost dc,rovrd I'm. ~ ~. san
ate; who grabbed salurlss. riotc In Credit. hobiiier
and pactde-Ms sabsidies' md rcyc'cd in frauds
up1usne sr,s;s se'oHue my ns'Neal"gs
% 'os 'A'ese 'nus oa"ary 'arapper
.1Ss..: 1 Desn .n'o.'eu ~ III tae crea's-
s. ~ n'e'1', ~ ~ lns tac'nc-'A MAI subsidy,
IT, ha,.ts 10y sp.s. ~ ~. s'as sse"' ~ cnaFeea u1at
,,n,;a-'sa ~ :. ~ -. ~ s'Sl's ""o were ~ .h's
.NAa..,'-,.,' '' ~ sa~s.s 4ne5e.y saas ne noeRed
.,,s..s s w. ,.'as ]'nt4 VI p'fos' none OF
~. ~ "oio sm.t3 - every to'" OF cofsap-
',.,.,', 49, eta'ea ~ '', aoo'e, ''"se OF .netn 10.
"s.a ~ ~ 'y oAe " o'"eF ao'ta o. iotola-
~ w ,-' n.1,a,r':, ", ro.o oteo'' oloo'hef'
at.ao %..s ~ "e'no al".' sone AL ea1sfS'efab-
e.s T., o ~, - ..s-' Nr"'' r" Wv Pe'napS 10.
ono III AH VI tue!l'. eoMo were IN one Steal
, 1877-08-31

Among tho mos y available assets OF tho
sf"t" sav'nsa l,s aitution aso grhcduled u
Number OF South Park bousls. III thu Juuc
statement ii tn, bank these vera rerre.
kented ~ asnonus ug to somo :39o0, 600, hut
th'eo weeks Aso Ss5,U00 worth were sold.
mud Huhsttl"uu tly all offer was made
ty the Hin os Trust tn,l Savings
Institution t' take tho balance at
par 1t was thou 4aid that only
Sss'"o i'll thf bonds remained, when there
should hAvo been Sl20,OW. Tho sAle was
nat eonsnff .atod, aud now not ous Of tho
bohtts IS Ia bs found. There IL no moro
trn'u Of tae' tuau there ia Of SPENCER, mud
tLcsr IL u 1; .owing disposit lon to connect tho
dHappcarg aett OF tIle man and tie securitics.
, 1877-08-31

An estiE'aso Of tho loGscs ut tho battle of
schirEa Pass p!aces those Of tho Ee,ssiaug Of
e,0o0 aud tlusc OF thu Turks ut 81. .N,o.
, 1877-08-31

WARRINGTON CHAPTER. No. ~ n. A. M-
st"tln tonru'atton This friday ctrniHg. 1t 7:7O
atlmk Tor "oIk on r anl II. Il. I,rRreek. \ full al.
sif"h IIy nrlrr A. a. t;IiiI'EnTfff III r.
CHARLES u. WRIGHT, Sue, ' "
, 1877-08-31

The political situation In Massachusetts b
fun Of complications The Indications are TINT
tic Republicans will not bc unit for the re-.
nomination Of ittcE. TALnoT Il not eandt.
date tu tho ordinary sense Vi the term, but tho
understanding Is ttat be would accept uomt.
fatson II 1t should be offered to hin, without
solicitation on his part. TAlnoT wifi In no
eTcnt aecept tue nomination Of The Prohibition.
ists. Which he might have for the asking. Ito
Is too good Republican togo outside bis party,
auu too good PtohibtttonEst, It appears, to Ia
OF much service while he rcnatns within Ii.
, 1877-08-31

Senator CoSKL1No says Mt. CORNELL will not
resign. OF course be will not. But he will ts
turned ont OF ofIlcc, and the Senate wilt support
the President in turning him out. Tie Scuator
from New York scems to itaso forgotten that
the managing Committee of Republicans In tha
Senate las been broken up. LOGAN, CHAN.
ptEH, and CAMERON have retired, md the tua.
]nrlty either way Is so small that the defeat Of
tile President on question of appointment, |.
not 80 easy N It used to be.
, 1877-08-31

IL the Es*aiag Pus& unable to distinguish any
difference between \ Government Postat Hev-
tugs Bank. patteEncsl after the English systsln,
and au intsrcupvaltibls bondf It would s&<u
, 1877-08-31

Grcenhacas ut tho Now York Stock III.
change yesterday closed ut &c.
, 1877-08-31

In regard to Mr. Ja.tkce FIELD and hi,
oracu1nr rtterances In California concerning
what Mr. Justice BRADLEY told him, the New
York TrfbaH probably hits the nail on tic head,
1t says: III sfr. FIELD Ind anything to sur, he
might faye sail It like t,an; II l,o had nothing
to say, lie might have held his pence like q
Jutre,H
, 1877-08-31

Cottnn'A Orcra-TIonsc.
Monroe street. between st&to and Dearborn. "Old
Eleulh. the nrleclIyt.t
, 1877-08-31

Jnlge DRuMMoNp let Ills rio.crs of hY remit.
ting the sentences This Was a better coursa
than the one pursued by Judge DosouuE, Ut
New York. who shurtcned tue term Of itnpris-
oument hy counting tic period when tue ps!s.
oner laugufshel in default of bail.
, 1877-08-31

Exhibition 1lmjtdinK.
Michigan arcnur. oTpos!tD Adams street. Inter
State lnlusttln1 Expedition. DnY and ctentDr
, 1877-08-31

SPENCER furnished ALLEN with a character.
and now Uonp1Es hus provided SPENCER wlti
uuHx
, 1877-08-31

A&e1rhI TfIratre.
Monroe street. corucr of Dearborn. "Tho Flag OF
1f.,t,u =
, 1877-08-31

11ryfcker's Thentre.
Madtson sttect between Stats and Dearborn. ssBa.
hr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12
An A,,seh On p.vepu. om,a,,.

New YoRK. February IA North
Caroliua special says that while United
States commissioned, Captain W. G. B.
Morris, was engaged 10 the trial of Walk.
er Newman for alleged violation Of the
%revenue laws, with deputy narshAls
Harkins and Merrill in attendance, the
court was startled BY the sound of fire.
arms, aud In a few moments the house
was surrounded by armed men who be-
gan an iudisoriminate firing into the
room. The commissioner aud Captain
Merrill fed. but Captaia Harkins drew
his revolver and fred upon his assAilants
~wounding one named Fisher, and in turn
was shot down aud would have been
killed buff for the interference oil Newman
and George Rhodes. Fisher was brought
to the Hen dersopyills jail, His brothers
made an attack upoA the jsil but we're
put to flight with the loss Of Wash Fisher,
who vas MORALLY wounded.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12
Indications.

WASHINGTON. February l2.-For Ten
nessee and the Ohio valley southwest
veering to colder northwesterly winds
with rising barometer and clear followed
BY partly cloudy weather.
For the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys rising barometer, except
falling at northern and western stations
colder northerly winds. except backing
to warmer %southerly at northern stations
and generally clear weather.
For the lake region rising barometer,
colder brisk northwest winds and cleai
weather, exc,pt occasional local SHOWS.
For the lower lake region southwest
veering to colder northwest winds, with
rising barometer and rain or suo fos
loved by clearing weather.
The rivers will generally fall, excep,
rise at Cairo and Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12
Amusemauts

MEMPHIS THEArER To night the must
cal Soldene and her English opera boufe
troupe will appear at the theater 10 that
ever popular opera La Graude Duohesse,
with Mile Soldene 10 the title role, Miss
Vesey as Wanda" Mr.. Campbell as
"Prisce Paul" Mr.. Dalton as General
Boum" and Mr.. knight Aston as.
Fritz" The Grand Duchess Is a ,hatm-
ing opera, foil Of good music and most
humorous situatious, and the soldene
people render the opera in splendid STYLE
The Heater will be crowded tonight. On
tomorrow night the theater wM be oecu.
pied by the Msmph, consequently the
Soldeue people will appear at the Green.
law Opera House, and will present
Lecocq's charming opera IL File de
Madame Angot With Sqldene 80 M lie
LANCE AID Miss Rosa Stella as
fClairette,p Mr. Allen as "Lariyaudiere,
W. eau pbell ss "Pomponnst" and Mr..
Aston as rAnge Pitoa.i Az tho close Ct
the opera a grand masquerade ball will
be given. The opera will commence at
the close Of the Memph procession and
will end at IL o'clock, when the bail will
commence; the music will be furnished
by Handkerchief orchestra.
PASgoxiHE -%Cbiarin;'s royal novelty
aud pantomime troupe, including a large
array Of specially artiStea, viii appear ct
the Greenlaw Opera House to night. The
, luiomime will be presented with tue
latest and most improved tricks, prop.
critics, scenic effects, correct and gro.
tesque costumes, and will te interpreted
with a grand har!equinade from Humpty
Dumpiy.
BELLA USIoY This temple OF variety
amusement is open every night on lei.
fersoa streeI. The Entertainment is
Of the novelty combination character,
consisting Of vocal ADD instrumental
music, Ethiopian sketches, specially
acts, terpsichOrean ieats, etc. The com
pany is q good one, and furnishes a con.
siderable amount Of amusement to the
public. 70 night reg ppogpAmue will
" presented,
WAsntSeToS STREET VARiEnE This
populsr plaza Of resort has been reopened
by ]. II. Campbell & Co., and under the
mo9t favorable ausgiceG. A strong va.
rietg and novelty tFoape has been en-.
gagged and appears nightly. The eater,
tairments consist Of vocal and instru'
mental music, dancing, negro eonieali
tea, specially acts. etc.
MAEESEEcnoE BAtt = fo'morrov
nights grand masquerade ball will be
given at the MGennercbor Hall, corner oil
Second and Jefferson streets. It will be
well managed and quite a delightful
ahaig.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12

The TWeniy.dy " VILE Walk OF Gem
trail Park Yesterday.

The TWenfy.dYe ale Walk ne Cen,
trai Park Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon qlite a crowd Of
people assembled at Central Park to
witness the nStah walk OF twenty-five
miles between the noteJ. pedestrians.
Messrs O'Hara ard LeFAvre, ana fnr
the sum Of ona hgndred dollars q side.
Mr.. 0'Hara is a tail, sis, bpt muscular
man, Who has MADE a reputation 90 5
very rapid walker, while LeFayre Is o
small, well knit man who has wonderful
powers Of endurance, and is q noted
loGe-Saik pedestrian. The track was
slightly oyer 6 quarter Of a mile round,
aud one bundred laps Rsde the twenty
FIVE milss. Mr.. 0'Hara outwalked Le.
Favre from The jump, his terrific pace
telling fearfuliy upss biz game little op.
poneut. The start took place 81 l:3C
o%clocS, sod tbs walk was closed by
0 Hara at 5:4j. De walking the tweuty.
five miles in 4 hours aed Is minates
nearly at the rate OF six miles per hour
Mr. LsRasrs made IS laps, and bad On,
mile and a alart,F to mako, wher
I0'Hara finished his 100, ssi var u,
contest. Several iue brushes took tlac,
between The pedestIisns when they 20.
side by side, but o'Hasa always spurtet
of and left his opponent in tho rear
We arpend the time made By each OF
eaci Eve miles.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12

Attachment Notice,

Before Geo. D. Crockett, J. P. for Shelby
county Tennessee-RA Robinson, S Kauf-
man * Bro, Cloth q Kettman, ! Il Warren
a 20, u ? Reid * Co, J a. Tighe & Co, q A
Eckerly a Bros, i Lawhorn Il Co, krb 4
To-, Il Pom roy x Co, Y NJ White K Co. B
+ smltn ~ Ho,, oliver, Finnie Il Co. H
Codin * Co, Hadden u Avery. echoolfeld Il
Hanauer, Brown x Rowlett, Joyner, Lemon
Y dale. Frank &Co, Ihos Fisher, StrauG.
Fritz q Go, konig d Walsh, Il q B%arnaby'
ana taylor Manufacturing Company VS.. l.
A Botto a Co.
IN THESE CAUSES ATTACHMENTSHAv.
\ ing been sued out under section A55 Of the
COde CT tennessee, and returned levied upon
the property Of the defendants, and afidayit
having been made that the defendants are
indebted to plaintiffs X A Robinson in the
sum Of w. due by account; S Kaufman &
Dro' SEALS, by account; Cloth x hettman,
account; L 2 Reid 4 Co, SIS 2S. by account 4
M Tighe q co. $685. 20, by account; G FOX
erly * Bros, Si9.46, By account; l. Hawthorn AZ
70, SlH .2S, by account; Erb q Co, $40 %, BY
recount; Pomer9y 4 Go. S39.63, by ac-
eosnt; White A Co, s2l.2O. by account; y
7 Smith \ Go, s2j $50, by account; Oliver, Fin
ME q Co, SIG. 10, BY account; j Ii Coffin & Co.
s62.l2, by account; MADDEN x Avery. e2l2 lS
by account; Scheduled 4 Hanauer. Si2S.2I'
ny accounts Brown IL Rowlett, S2l.71, BY ae-
count; Joyner, Lemon q Gale. S25.06. BY ae-.
n1VVNH't" Nlohh w 9lf.lV, ny account
Tbos fisner. 1850, by note; Straas, Pri,E 4 Co.
Wv u, by account; KONG q Walsh. 2 .bS
BY account y Q Bsrnahg, ts.75, by account;
aylor manufacturing Company. $S7.t6, by
account; and that these clsims are lust.
and that the defendants are non. residents OF
state Of tennessee; it is therefore ordered,
that the said defendants make their personal
appearance before Geo. y. Crockett, j. p on
March ~ 1871, vt 10 o'clock a m, ut his ofAee.
10. 20 Main street, in the city OF Memphis,
Tennessee, and defend said A%ttachmens
suits within the time presoribed BY law.
or the same will be proceeded with OK parte
and mat a copy Of thisorder be PUBLISHED once
q week fqr four consecutive weeks in the
This l2th day OF February, 1877.
.5l.ldI-is5 aE0. D. UR00kETT. .P.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12

THE LEDGER staff and attaches
will take a holiday tomorrow in
honor of the Sublime 0uro, and
therefore no paper will be issued
after this until day after to-mor-
row, when We will give our readers
a graphic account of the various
incidents and proceedings.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12
River T-eIeEuams.

CAIRO, February l2.-Arrivsd-Susie
Silver and Bee, New Orleans, II p m
Eddyville, Nashville, lam; Arkansas
Belle, Evansville, | a m; Garrett. New
Orleans; Dick Fulton, New Orleans,
noon. DepArted-susie Silver, St. Louis,
4 am Bee, S.. Lo1is, G am; Arkspssp
Belle, Evansville, 6 am; Eddyville,
Nashville, 400 clear and cool.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12
shot ana Killed.

81. LOUIS, February l3.-Deputy Mar.
sSal Fl. II. Hughes, while attempting to
arrest two men named Green aud Miller,
at a point about six miles from Indepen-
dence, Missouri, Saturday evening, was
SHOT and killed by them. Green and
Miller were charged with shooting at
some parties at West Kansas City a few
days ago, and had Ted to the country.
Marshal Liggett. with a posse, has start.
ed in pursuit Of the murderers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12

May you upon each returning car.
nival 6nd an increasing disposition
upon the part Of your fair city 10 give
more perfect obedience to your kingly
sway, and each succeeding reception
tclipsing the former ia magni6eenee
aud splendor, for your policy Is only TO
give a greater zast to social enjoyment
and msrry.making And nov, most pc.
tent king, as the custodian Of the keys Of
our goodly city, and in the presence OF
our general c%ouocil, our city officers aud
our gallant aud well.traiued military.
who have assembled to DO all honor 10
your royal presence, | surrender these
keys to your charge and keeping in
obedience to your royal mandate, wiiha
f~ervent wish that matchmaking and
hilarity, seasoned With prudence and
temperance, may be- the distinguishing
features Of youF msjesty's reign.
When these things had coms to passa
great shout rose up from the multitude
and the followers OF both the king and
yer frsternized and %rejoiced exceed
iusly. The king informed the mayor
that he would keep possession Of the
city until daylight on Wednesday morn,
then he would depart, bat would leave
him (the mayor governor Of ithe fair
aud loyal city until next Mardi-Gras eve,
and thereupon King Menus, drawing his
great sword struck the mayor on the
shoul Ter and dubbed him a knight, say
log, Rise up, Sir Robert Count de Will
lismssp;' and t%hereupon the people
again set up . great shout SO that old Mis-
sissippi trembled underneath his banks
to hear the replication Of such sounds
made on bis concave shores.
UP IN A BALLOON.
When all this hal como to pass the
king took up his line Of march down
Main street to Bsal. thence to Shelby,
up Shelby to Union, down Union to
Main, and thence to the Louisville de-
pot, where cars were taken for Olympic
park. Here the monster balloon, under
the management Of Professor King, and
the supefintendenos Of General Peter
Tracy, was sent up at exactly halfpast
four o'clock. The balloon carried to
the distant realms a dispatch Of the
kings safe arrival in Memphis. Long
live King Menus and Sir Robert Mayor
pro ten williamson
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12


THE special committee appointed
by the house aud senate, Of which
Mr.. Peters and Cahill we're chair
men, agreed upon a programme for
the Inauguration of Governor Por-
ter, which takes place tomorrow at
twelve o'clock, in the hall of the
house of representatives. Prayer
will be offered by Rev. L. O. Quin-
tard, bishop of Tennessee, and the
oath of Office will be administered
by the chief justice of the Supreme
Court.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12

Nv. Bright seldom makes a speech
without e%nriching Dol political literature
with some happy phrases. Such, in his
speech at Birmingham on Moudsy, was
hi. description Of the hearty unwisdomp
Of Lord S%alisbury's home policy, cad bis
aging Of Lord BeacoRsGeld taat ne
may be a great aetor, but somehow or
other hp seems to me as il he always
mayed ratber to the gaAeries. London
Erqmtncr.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12

New YORK. February l2.-Lerdo de
Tejada attributes the immediate success
Of the Mexican rebels to a division
among the defenders of the constitutional
government on account of the position
assumed by the president of the supreme
court, lglesias, ia acting vice president
Of the republic. The txpresideut has
no doubt that the constitutional govern.
ment would be restored by the weight Of
influence Of the thinking men, who are
all in favor Of constitutional order.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12

A BILL introduced by Mr.. Peters
in the houge to deprive State Off
GERS of the power to borrow money
has passed its second reading and
will probably become a law. A
similar bill passed both houses of
tine last legislature, but was vetoed
by Governor Porter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12

Olive Logan BIAS settled down TO home
life in Wales. Mrs. Csdy Stanton stays
quiet, ADD is not heard from this winter.
Ars Livingston Ia lecturing ia 40 OBJ
scare way, somewhere Anna Dickin-
son keeps on playing nights aud writing
plays daily. Mrs. Woodruff is yielding
around the sad news she lie never TO die.
Miss Anthony Is still eismoring fqr
recognition 10 the constitution. And
this is what has become Of the woman's
rights movement.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12
An Indians Farmer Wsylaid and
Robbed.

CINCINNATI, February II = Samuel
Smith, a farmer, was waylaid and robbed
near franklin, Indiana. yesterday, by a
young man named John Cochran.
Smiths skull was broken. and will prob
ably die. A scouting party is after
Cochran.
Mrs. Gottlieb Vogele. IS years old, was
horribly maugled BY dogs while going to
her home, neal Newport. Ky Saturday,
She is not expected to live.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12
FOREIGN.

LoNDoY, February 2.-Notwithstand.
ing an official denial, the recent crisis in
the Roumania ministry was caused By
the question whether Roumania should
form an alliance with Russis, or merely
permit the Russian army to pass under
protest. 1t is understood now that The
government is favorable to Russia.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12

THE Hon. Henry Watterson,
who has himself been in Washing
ton while his father was a congress
man from Tennessee, has just had
a son born to him in the federal
capital. The Nashville American
says this is the first response to the
call for o1e hundred thousand I'M
armed infantry.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12
stabbed 90 Death.

NEW YoRK, February l2.-Fred Hert-
fielder, aged eighteen, was stabbed to
death Saturday night by Wm. Aberaty
alias English, aged nineteen. Both be.
lonEed to Williamsburg. Easlish e.,
capped.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12
POLK ROOF PICKLE.
A Dangerous Experiment by Three
SOash MenpAis BOyB.

A Dangerous Experiment by Three
SOash NeEnpAis BOyB.
Yesterday afternoon a little son oil
Mrs. Andrews, on Avery street, went to
the garden and pulled up a lot Of polk
roots, mistaking them for artichokes.
Alter sliciug them up nicely aud dress
lug of the dish with salt, pepper and
vinegar, ne invited the two boys Of Mr..
Sam Wells, who lives next door, aged re-
spechyely eight and fifteen years, tojoiu
him in a lunch os srtichoke pickles.
They all three ate heartily, and in q
short time were deAihly sick. The doe
tors worked with them until u o'clock
last night, and it is believed they will Ell
recover, although the chances seem,d
against them Tor several hours. Polk
root may be good for the rheumatism
when stepped in wbissy-we have heard
that it is-but iteannot be recommended
as an article of diet.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12
MEQTINa.
Hnighfa al H0n0r.

VHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF MEM.
phis Lodge No. 1876, Monday evening.
February 18th. at Natoma Hall, No. 29S Sec
ond street. for initiation and Transaction az
regular business A full attendance y espS.,
cially Tequetted and all visiting "hfothers arc
fraterSaily invited, W!R, HODGES, v.
y. E.rtUCKgB, r.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12

The subscription price Of the FOB
LIC LEDGER is 50 per annu&n J or
The Duly, and 81 per annum for The
Weekly Postage free.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12

Another ineligible Hayes elector
turns up; Frank Joseph of Loui-
siana, who served three years in the
Alabama psnitentiary and has never
had his disabilities removed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12

Mr.. 0'Hara made bis last q miles iD
$3.50, and his last mile in II minutes.
while Mr.. LeFavre made bis last "a
miles in 1880 and bis last u miles in 80
minutes. The Judges we're Nsssrs. ]. A.
Guiliek, Geo. Richards. L. Bugiani, j..
hohlberg. The referee was Mr.. Pat
Msley.