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A pailor concert VIII be held at the
residence of Mr.. 5. ii. ParVin, on the
College Hill Pike, Friday evening, fol
The be"etit Of tac Iwenty-ifth Ward Iu.
atiiule.
The sem;-annual session OF the State
Couucllo! o 10, Juuior Order Uuited
American Mechanici, convene in this
city this afternoon AZ the Queen City
CuuAGl, M. IA, Han.
On Thursday, August 81, a large num-
Der OF eXoursiouists wiz D5 III the city,
and tAO managers Of tAe z J?lo sical Gar
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NEW YORK CITY.
National Associated Fros5 70 the star.
Ehe Esifiemen,

NEW YORK, Aug. =S.-Sir Harry Hal
ford and Colonel Fenton, OF tne British
Team, came 10 New York this morning
for tie purpose Of meeting the Range
Committee of the National Rifle Associ-
alton and arranging tor practice. IL
was dec .ded tnat the team snould have
tle u u.esof the range for practlce at ail
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BY Ligh timing.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 29.-George john
son, whose house was yesterday struck
by Lightning, was almost divided into
two separate parts. No injury was sus.
tanned by any other one of the family.
Loss to building considerable. The res
idence OF w. II. Dodsworth, directly op.
posite, and the furniture store OF d.
Simmons, on Wisconsin street, were
also damaged.
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den have arranged a grand gala day.
Prof. Harry Gilbert will ascend in a ball
loon, accompanied by a lion from the
Garden.
Col. L. II. Bond, the Workingmen's
candidate for Governor, will deliver an
address Tonight at meeting opposite
the Plum street Depot. On Thursday
night he will speak at the corner of
Pearl and Broadway, and on Saturday
evening at Wade-street Market.
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One of those Illinois items; Brief as
was the storm in its duration, yet geu-
lleman oi yeraclty informs your cores
poudent that the hail lay SO thick upon
The ground that it was sc9oped up by
buckets lul, many of the stones being
as large as goose eggs, some much larger.
The corn growing Within the limits of
the storm WAS badly damaged"
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DR.. Tye, San Francisco Chinaman
oil some prominence, carries six-
shooter and bowie klile to protect him.
against hoodIums. Inside his SURE
ne wears a coat OF mail, and decorales
this with Chinese aGGount-books, which
are long and fl Xlble, and almost impe.-
yious TO Il kniIe thrust,
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Booths TAeatet iii New York is to / q
demolished, ter an lXisteuce Of only
ten years. The property was bid in bv
Oakes Ames for $4o0. 600. This saEi,
though less than hall lls first cost, ]
more than its remunerative value, ant
Aeuce he owner has decided to cqange
lhe c vi the property,
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Death Record
The following deaths have been placed
IN record since our last report:

1ne following uehIue na'S oo0n pA"o''
on record since our last report:
Millie Swank, 10 mos, city.
Thomas E. Cohen, II yrs, city.
John G. Ii. Berteting, 81 yrs, city.
Charles With, IS mos, clLy.
Joseph miner, mos, city.
PnilOmena Leuoke, Il mos, city.
Mary E. Fagin, yrs, city.
Maggie Conway, yrs, city.
Joseph Booke, IL mos, city.
Eliza Neggerman, l mo. city.
Maria Drodbeck, yr, city.
Eva Katharine Paulus, yr, city.
Mary Bockest tier, 27 mos, city.
Fraucis Farrell, p yrs, city.
Mary Kemma, IA m0s, city.
Mary Grain, 90 yrs, England.
Thos. Dillon, 81 yrs, Ireland.
John Hallerson. 86 yrs, Ireland.
Frank Boyer, 80 yrs, ono.
G.rtrude Robery, 70 yrs, Germany.
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Killed while At work.

SpbCIHI 70 UHG SIaT,
WALTON, KY. Aug. 2S.-Patrick Nc
Glare, who is employed on the BurlIDg-
ton g. Bellevue Turnpike, in Boone
County, was instantly killed yesterday
by bank falling on him while he was
engaged in undermining it.
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The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
John Jeckel and Bertha Krusa.
Henry f. Buettner and Katie Peters
Jacob Uhlmann and Amelia Broda.
j. WenuelkeG and Genevefa SchWab
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National Associated Press to The Star
UMBEkLAND, MD, Aug. 2S.-A!l has
been quIet at tue MINES To-day. Tie
business OF coal shipping by canal con-
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.

4. OR SALE - FEATHERS - Larg. Az lib
+ pillow. 81 zach; 35-lb. beds. IS. ciooa
fealEolS. l5c p9r ID. Feathers ronovated Z.
W. NORRIS N, 81 w. SlxGh street, between
N ain auI Waluui, up staiIs. aG6-im
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ELDILp - cream e,saasls. ss ,as west"
hESsa SNOW white.

y b Ska Shp" w hkses
Tnese fdvor,te brands are made at the YES L
IND MILLS (Jaines x. Hunn's), Six II street
rear freeman. CAL aud etve yJur order. d.
hycrcd fle1. Satisfaction guaranveaL
ei-3m
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NOR RENI--HOUSE-NO. 81 Geor ge street,
IL between Race and EN- streets. Q rooms,
b. til room, hydrant anu csterns all neWly re-
paired. Inquire at A. CARS, NJ. e. Fourth
street. 2S-3t
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Baseball.

John Fox's nine defeated NJ. Kumler's
nine sunday at Macke's place on the
Reading Road, by score of21 to 4.
The following games were played yes.
terday:
National Associated Press to the Star.
LosToN, Aug. IS
Innings. s 9
Louisvilles.. ........0 U D 0 D 0 O.
Umpire sumner.
Runs earned-Bostons, 2.
First base on ieldlng errors-Bostons, /;
LouisyIlles. 4.
First base ON called dballs-Louisvlles, l.
Reached first base-Bostons, Il; LOuisvIlles,
Struck out-Bostons, 4: Louisviles, 10.
Errors affecting the score-Bostons, 0: Louis
villes, 4.
Double plays--Leonaru, Wright and White,
Sutton, Wlte and Morrill,.
Two base hitS-Whlte and Sutton.
Left on Dases-Bostons, 3; Louisvilles, H.
Time OF gaue-TWO hours and twenty five
minutes.
BRoOLYN, Aug. 2S-
Brookls n........,.. . 0 / . Q 0 i :
Cincinnatis. ........0 . 0 0 0 D " !
Umpire e--Ducharme
ImC-IWO and half hours.
Base hits-Brooklyns, 10; Cincinnatis, o.
Runs earned-Brooklyn /; Cincinnaus, 0.
First base Wy -Brookiyns, l; Cincin-
natis, O.
Fielding errors -Broyklyus, 8; Cinclnnatis
10.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Aug. 28,-MoruIng
game-otars, 0; Indianapolis, 0. After
noon game-Stars, 8; In annapolis, 3.
BUFFALO, Aug. % -ButFlos, /; Buck
eyes, OF ColumAus, o 10, ..
MILWAUKEE, Avg. 2S.-At Janesville-
Mutuais, 3; AIleghan! S, l.
LONDON, ONT, Aug. 2S.-Chicago
White STOCKINGS, 3; recum ,ehs, 4.
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The following programme will be rem
Gered by the German Military Band TO-
night:
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SENATOR MORTON.
A Continued improvement ih His
Condition..

Special to the star.
RICHMOND, IND, Aug. 2S-11 A. M
Senator Morton slept better last night
than at any time since his arrival. He
appears stronger this morning, and his
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L'OR RENT-HOUSE--No 18T George ST.:
l. IL looms, hall, bath, all newly papered and
grained throughout; good nelghborhooi; rent
only $40 per month. S-3t
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FOR RENT.

L OR RENT-HOUSE-O IL rooms, HinKle's
II Block, Mount Auburn Inquire OF r.
AINKLE, 1SO Auburn street. au25 6t*
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LNOR K INT - HOUSE - Five roI ms and
i Kitchen. LA Cutter street, Apply on prem
is, 8, or dt so LongWor. h street. 2B-3t
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PART l..

Gered by the German Military Band to-
night:
PART l.
Parser March .,........,.....,,,.....:. .SarO
overture, lndra ra...,.....,,......... ..FlotoW
Hunters Farewell. MendelssJhn
Quartet for French Horns, Messr5. Mudra,
Staps, Kohl and Heme.
Solo for Six cen Drums Prof.. " eiifenbach.
PART II.
Overture, Die Felsenmuhe zu Estalieri .
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..,...' hciS5iScr
Accelerations, W Waltz.,................ Strauss
Souvenir Vi lnterlaken, Polka. .,,,.,.,. :. Cast
Solo for Cornet, Mr.. IL. Gewert.
Grand Battle, Potpourri.
DeutsChlaud'S Erinnelung an lS7O-71 ... Saro
Solo for Single Drum, Prof. " clffenbacn.
PART III
kroenung5, March aus lien Prophet. -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..........., Meyerbeer
Muhleh ioikh ...'''.''''''' ''''''..'''. strauss
Fanlare Mllltalr ..,...,..: Ascnef
solo for single Drum, Prof, Wcifenbach.
Krlegers Abscnied, March. ........ Chr. Henkel
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w AN1ED 81 IUATION-To COOK, wash
w ana iron; best OF references. Call at Az
SycamOie street. 2S-4t
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NNIANTED - SITUATION - BY a compe-
w teut housek ,epcr; has lived in school
anu other large establishments; god refer
ences. Apply at 267 ". Fourth st. asst
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NNTANTED - STU ALTON - As up stairs
w grl, and t. assist with Washing and
Call AZ No. IT Broadway; referelc CO
given. 2S-2t
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LOST.

r OST--PAC X AGE--On Cartla.c Pike, be-
l tween Clifton ana Avondale, a. package
containing dress skirt aud other small ar
tieles. Leave at the residence of S. Z. FOS-
TER, Clifton, or at 81 W est S-conl street. and
receive reward. asst
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OARDING-Delightful rooms and board
ID can be secured by frst-class parties at 30l
" est Fourth street; reference. 2S-2t
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BOARDING..

OARDIN G--Furnished or unrurnished
ID front rooms, with board; also day board
ing, 4 West Fourth street, corner Of Plum.
SS-2t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-07

night. No row Of any kind took place
ct Mrs. Cosgrove's house. She is q hard.
working. honest woman, who is indus
triously Iaborine 10 make q living for
herself and family.
On Tuesday (Mardi- GrAs) night the
Soldeue opera bOufs troupe will appear
at the Greenlaw Opera House, and will
present Madame AHgots Daughter, with
Soldene in her great role, Mile LANCE"
A masquerade ball will follow, in which
the members Of the troupe will engage
and enjoy themselves like MemphiAns.
10 the mid southern sky you can now
see the brightsst star 10 the whole
heavens, Sirius, the famous dog stAr. 1t
is in the constellation CAMS Msjor. Ia
olden times Sirius was thought to bring
pesti,ence. Homer speaks Of it as the
star
80 "whOse burning breath
Taints the rcd air with fsvsrs. plaques and
The total amount due the police de-
partment up to January LIST. 1877, is
G,7lS22. and the total AMOUNT due the
ire department up to the same time is
$7,446.2O. The average due the men Of
both departments up TO the above time is
but two months per man. This is pay.
ing up very well, considering the Difficult.
ties incident to collecting city taxes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-07

MEMPHIS IkNh., foDTuaFy % lttisJ
THURSDAY, TEE 18TH INSTANT, BEING
l. Mardi Gras, the following orders are
made at this time, so that ample opportunity
is afforded those who intend participating in
the festivities to note what will be the conse'
quences to those who misbehave themselves
On that occasion:
First-The entire police force Of the cty,
together with a dealt OF specials. viii
be on duty during the day and night. They
are hereby commanded to protect all Mas
queraders, to whom will be granted the great
eft latitude so long as thsy conduct them
selves with propriety.
Secoud-No vehicles of any description
whatever, or mounted men, will be allowed
on main street. from Mnrhot 20 seal,
between the hours of pm. and 10 p m. This
does not include those who may participate
in the procession, either on horseback or 10
vehicles, hut dsbAFS IhOSe n with
Osby u mask may attempt TO traV'
ersr Main street In vehicles to Ihs
danger Of prdestTlans.
Third-An persons drunk on the streets,
acting in a disorderly manner, or eostumed
in such a manner as will shock the decency
of the occasion, or caught carrying concealed
weapons, will be promptly arrested and CON
fined in the station. house. Under mo- cir
cumaInness wall n forfeit be- taken
that day OF might
Fourth-A special detail will be made for
the different ball-reolnF, sufficient in numbeI
to insure order and decorum. Parties At
tending balls will be subjected to examina-
ton and will be deprived Of all weapons
ThosN refusing 10 be searched will not DO ad'
mitted TO the balls.
Fiith-During the procession at night mont
others than those connected with the Mem
PHI will be permitted to join the procession,
either on horseback or on foot, and those
witnessing the march mast cOBnHs
tbemseIven TO the sidawa1kH. tht
streets along the line Of march being specially
needed for tho grand display. No eYoust
will be tax en- for any violation Of thess or
dS-s, and all good citizens are requested to
Aid AID co operate with US In our endeavorc
to preferYs order on this occasion
=. II, ATTY, Chief Of Police.
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W0AlIAr HOnse.
Fresh oysters received daily
by express only. Victor ID,
Fuchs, Al jefferson 1T, lao


Mrs. Lillian Rozelle Messenger, the
Southern authoress and poetess, is visit.
ing her friends in this city.
Colonel C. M. McGhee aud daughter,
Of knoxville, arrived yesterday aud will
remain until after Mrrdi.Gras.
MessrS. Duffy h Carey, the we'll known
family grocers, who occupied a store on
Main street, north of Adams, hAys re.
moved into their new store, No. 222 Main,
south OF Adams, and on the east side Of
the street, opposite the Worsham House.
The new store has been ta~stefully fitted
up, and the new stock Of grocery goods
looks fresh and inviting. The public will
find MeSsrs Duffy 4 Carey most accom-
modating business men, and will find
their goods the very best that can be pur-
chased. Give them a call,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-07

Among the attractions at a church
fair in Baltimore is a walk under the
s:a, guided by a girl who personates a
mermaid as close as nature and deeorum
will permit. Price, ten cents,
The people of England have known
what it was to have a board for street.
cleaning. During the civil war in Lin.
colnshire eight hundred horses were
taken prisoners while sticking in the
mire."
Russian Minister ShiSkin's name is
Chickine, but that spelling led to 80
many poor g~allinoceous jokes that the
minister decided to change the orthog.
raphy for the convenience Of the Aperi.
can public.
James Gordon Bennett has sent to La
Crosse, Wis, a check for $500, to be used
for the support and eduoation of two
little girls, children Of Mark &. Kellogg,
the correspondent Of the dersld who
YES killed in the Cust1r massacre,
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CAUTION.

The public are cautioned against con
founding the Mutual Benefit Life Iusu.
rance Company OF Newark, New Jersey,
with a worthless and broken institution
called the New Jersey Mutual Life In
uranc Company.
Many of our citizens have been mis-
led BY the similarity in name.
We again admonish the public that
the end is not yet, and that the best life
insurance is the cheapest.
The assets Of the Mutual Benefit are
s3S. 900, 900; surplus, $4,000, 900.
j. e. WARNER, State Ag't,
l34t No. "a Madison street.
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AQuesllen Of prar LIOsn.e.

A number of draymen we're arr rested
by the police this morning on the charge
Of doing business without q license. The
owners II the drays, the Southern Oil
Works, insist that the drsys are used ex.
clusivsly in their own business and are
free delivery drays, consequently they
refused to take out license, and appealed
from the opinion Of the recorder, who
imposed upon the draymen the usua.
fine.
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Amuseunsnts


MEMPHIS THEATER.-Davy Crockett
was the dramatic attraction al the the.
Ater last night, Mr.. Frank Mayo in the
title role. 1t was better presented than
on the previous night, the scenery, ma.
chinery, etc., being in better working
order. The play is me depicting scenes
from Western life among the hunters
aud trappers known as backwoodsmen.
1t contains much that is amusing and
interesting, with a little sentiment sand.
Wiched between both. Mr.. Mayo has
made the role a specially and gives a
clever impersonation Of it. he is we'll
supported by Miss josephine Laurens
and the other members Of his dramatic
troupe. Tonight Davy Crockett will
again be repeated in fact, it will be kept
on the boards during the remainder Of
the week. IN
BELLA UNION. This temple Of variety
amusement is open every night on JEFF.
ferson street. The entertainment is
Of the novelty combination character,
consisting Of vocal and instrumental
music, Ethiopian sketches, specially
acts, terpSichOrean feats, etc. The com
pSny is a good one, and furnishes a con.
siderable amount of amusement to the
public. Tonight a new programme will
be presented.
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Police Court.

This morning the recorder disposed Of
the following cases:
Mike Hsckett, assault on a police
officer with pistol, and with intent to kill
Case continued for examination.
Ermine Anderson, an African servant
charged with larceny, was committed to
Jail in default of $1,000 bail.
A number Of draymen who had failed
to take out the necessary license were
fined Eve dollars each.
Chas. Williams, a negro vag," was
locked up in default Of paying ten dol
lars fine.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-07
CHOICE CREAMERY BUTTER

THr type, material and wOrkmen Of
be LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee FIRST class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
l28t
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NEW o r CIGAR o U
206 Main street,

Received 400 pounds Of PERIQUE smok-
ing tobacco. For sale cheap. The only
cigar house which uses the PATENTED
Perique cutter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-07

you TEAR down the lightning from it.
home in the burning ether and bind il
captive to the foOtstool of a cigar dealer,
then, and not until then, you can buy 9
better cigar for the money than the
CALIFORNIA CIGAR
%(unless Cuba ia annexed by Uncle Sam
Fresh imported cigars,
M~eerschaum pipes at low prices.
H. ESCH,
217 Maiu, corner Adams street.
27O Second st., opp. Court Square.
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CAUTIONARY SUGGESTIONS,

To guard against the dspredations Of thieves
ana pickpockets, who generally reject such
occasions as n ardi.Gras to ply their avoca-
tions, the police have been instructed TO er-
ret all suspicious persons who may arrive BY
trains or boats. Our citizens should see that
their DWELLINGS are left in charge Of some
person who will protect the same in their
absence. Visi ors are requested to deposit at
their hotels, or in some place Of tafVkeeping,
their watches and other valusbles; also, their
weapons.
Our merchants should have their sheds an
awnings along the line of procession well
braced from beneath, and to take care that
they, are not overcrowied on top, to prevent
accident.
1914 2 R. ATHY. Chief q Police:
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Headquarters for fancy inn
ported groceries at Boa Main
street, III. q n. Gross. 1861
&6OO REWARD

is offered by Governor Porter fer The
arrest and conviction Of the persons who
lately committed murders in this county,
aud also for the man who sells a better
cigar than the Challenge - for sc.
l21.t Sol PFNEH'S 1856 Main s.
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mi RIGHT.

Now yOu can buy u No. IfeIt
hat, SET or stiff, for 81; retails
anywhere else for So. The
latest styles and best make.
COHEN, the Halter, as Main
street, under the WOrsham
House. l42
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J., o. Hook q Co.

Make a specially of galvanized iron cor
nices, window caps, balustrsdes and ell
kinds Of ornamental work; also Of tin
rso6us. gathering, etc. Call at their
works, No. Is Monroe street, and receive
estimates. 1851
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NEW o CIGAR HOUSE,
2OB Main Street.

Received AGO pounds Of PERI0UE smok-
ing tobacco. For sale cheap. The only
cigar house which uses the PATENTED
Perique cutter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-07

DoN'T fail to secure yonr reserved seats
on the grand stand in order TO get q full
and unobStructed view OF the carnival
on Monday and Tuesday next. Seats
for sale at Leubrie's cigar store. l4l
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Notice.

R. Roescher, Of the Jet Palace, has
removed to 3S7 Main street, Henochs.
berG's picture store. All work left for
repairs will be found there.
1873 K. RoEscHER.
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FlOWersl FIoMers!

5 Elegant bouquets, floral decorations
plants, ETC., at Craig's, 379 Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-07

Attend the great auction sale of oil
paintings at S~toddard's elegant sales
rooms, 22S Main street, this afternoon
and night. 1877
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

The greatest variety Of imported cigars
in the city always fresh. Lowest prices.
~Seidenbsrg goods at Zoe.
m. J. COIN,
1877 Cor. Main and Jefferson.
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STOCKS.
ELECTION.
Election Notice.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Phenix Insurance Company

are hereby notified that the annual election
for SEVEN DIRECTORS, to serve the
ensuing year. will be held at the Office Of the
Company, No. 10 Madison street, on Tuesday,
18th February, prox. Polls opened from 10
o'clock am. to O'Clock pm,
$, R, ctAlKE, s0c'y. H7-lij
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IAs Ladies' in Rar Eer.


We publish to-day the Law OF self de-
tense as recognized by the laws of Ten
nessee. At the Criminal Court it is
usual for lawyers to attempt to prove
that because a man put his hand behind
him the other mar had a right to believe
that he was grabbing for a pistol, and
had a legal right TO slaughter him. If
this iIry-box law is strictly carried out
then no lady is safe from being muir.
dered while promenading the streets,
especially il the crossings are muddy, as
then sbe always grabs back to seize the
pinback and lift herself over the mud
puddle.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-07

Buy yOur coal at the new
steam Coal Elevator, foot of
Market street, OF at No. IO2
Main street.
=. b, PACKER, Manager.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-07
WANTED.
LoSr.

A WHITE HEADED walking cane with
n an umbrella ierrule on the leNer end.
NVas lsst on Main street, near West Court.
R,Nturn to 266 Front and receive a reward Of
al [l36l37l HENRY BROWN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-07
PERSONAL

nERsOH.tL-J. NJ. C0LEGAN, JUSTICE
L of the Poa,a q. Notary Public ane. N@nuis-
giouSr Of Deeds. Special attention sivsp -
collections in The eop. 7ty. 0dico20l frolI ct.
llS-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-07

Mary had q little tooth,
II was rs white as snow,
And Mary's breath was pure and sweet
As any winds that blow
Twas simply using SOZoDONT
Which made and kept them 10.