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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-05
Attachment Notice..


Before Geo. D. Crockett, ]. P. for Shelby
county Tennessee RI Robinson, S Kauf-
man * Bro. Cloth n Kottman, j Z Warren
A 20, u l. Reid * Co, j NJ Tighe &c Co, q A
Eckeriy A Bros, i Hawthorn y Co, krb &
20, q H Pomsroy X Co, EN- White & Co, b
? smith & Co, Oliver, Finnic & Co. III
Coffin x Co, Hadden a Avery. scho9lfeid h
H%anauer, Brown X ROWlott, Joyner, Lemon
& yale, J Il Frank &Co, IhOs Fisher. STRAINS
rriiE * Go, konig. az Walsh, Il q Barnaby
ah9 taylor manufacturing Company vs., l.
IN THESE CAUSES ATTACHMENTsHAv.
\ luz been sued out under gectiOn BAGS Of tba
Code Of Tennessee, aud returned Levied nnon
the property of the defendants, and aiidayit
having been made that the defendabts IRE
indebted to plaintiffs X A RobinsS in fteo
sum Of $50, due by account; SKaufmso b
br0' St.lo' by account; Cloth a Ketsman
w, ~ evt0unti ~ arren a. Co, S2O3 %. nv
aeeSnnti 7 Reid Co, SIG 25, by account. I
nmrlsr L II x vi Wy ~. by account, & A Eek
20, w rs; Pyaecount; Erb 4 Co. 40 81 bv
aocount III Pomeroy a Co. go AZ bv 'aYcy
upoSntip m white ~ Co, S2i. 20, by account. II
emlth ~ 70, 1850, by Recount; Oliver Mn.
az 10 ~, sIo,Iv, by account; j II Coffin & Co.
py account; Schoolheld & lianauey. sos 81
" avooqnti Brown y RoWlett, S2I7l bv ac.'
counti Joyner, Lemon q Gale. $500. by ~
NUM- 4 Frank u Co, Sl4.fO, by acesunt.
S5SSs ~ lfner, eooO, by note; Straus, Pritz n Co.
py accounts B,G Barnaby, 1915, by aceoYnt,,
! eyior Manufacturing Company. SS7' Ar nv
s aod and that these claims are iust'
S SlL sn ot We defendants are non residents OF
that the said defendants mate fbei, voin~rSSaeSui
appearances before Geo. y. Crockett. j. P',oe
NNarSs5ns ~ lstt, ~ 10 O'Clock am, al his all ~
10; S5 Main street, in the city Of VEN, ~
tniIs ana defend said attac' mans Sls;
Or the same will be Proceeded win ~ law
sna tnat q copy Of this order be- n !. OK Ralse
meek i9r four. consecutive Laiisnee Vsco
li.Ii7-lGs..4 Sa' ~ debr oary, 1877.
!. D. CROCKETT, up,
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VzIGHEs or PTTHIAs.
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TrrEFpETT LoDsE So Meets ~
C-ery Monday riFhi az Harmony
Uaf. ]. o. W. j.. corner Beal Bnd fernando
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q T. sad 5 Joe Locke, ?. G.
NrFHB J0DsE Ea- G-mests Bse0nd. third
and fourth Tuesday evenings u sash uCEft.
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c. a. MerFel P VI. H EtEusan, r u
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LutE. NJ.
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EguErEyE LuDHL. 10 -ussH err-T
Iussdsy e7Enrnr h AEtsn1 Hall 30 -.
heelHc s--eet. u - oClscE Joan JanrsDA.
Dietatlr Johr Leglsr Eepu-ls-
LTrTT Loser Ng. E--use-E sFsv WsdrrB-
unT night q Hall 70. - 5scuu1 UrBs ~
etalr Z. b. Ha-reE Dic-ssars L J. El
EEpUrter.
cHE1sEi 1DDGLs 20. G8-msrH q and sdh
IuursagT n sas1 Eoutr. e. buek CEurch.
W z. A1ieneA D. As- klarP.
9ErELr1t LoDsE. 10. 33-rsesu = and Eth
IueElaTE b. easl MOTT 81 ~ second usaf,
- 5besD Braul. Dictator John K.
hieineT. Lspgre-.
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mercial in referring to the Major,
states that he visited the change
there on Friday and was cordially
received by many Of his friends of
the Queen City.
The Ella, Captain Thomas Bow
man, will arrive to-day from st.
Francis river with a good list Of
cotton and other freight and leave
tomorrow evening with a return
trip for st. Francis river and all
points through to Wittsburg. Capt
Less Ware is her purser.
The Belle of Texas is due to-
morrow from Arkansas river with a
good trip of cotton and leaves on
Wednesday with a return trip.
The Phil Allin was dropped down
to the landing this morning. She
goes out in place of the Coahoma,
the latter having broke some of her
machinery. The Coahoma will
have her repairs finished in time to
resume her regular trips on Wednes-
day next.
The Coahoma, Captain Stacker
Lee, came in this morning from
the lower coast with 297 bales and
66 bags of cotton, 766 sacks Of
seed and sundries and had a
good list of people. The Phil
Allin goes out in her place
this evening to Friar's Point,
carrying the mail and doing all way
business. Ed Thomas, Sid Hum
phreys and James Thomas, a trio of
clever gentlemen, have charge Of
the office.
The Illinois, Captain GunsoliS,
will arrive to-day from Vicksburg
with a good list of cotton and other
freight and excellent passenger list.
She leaves tomorrow evening with
a return trip for Vicksburg, giving
special attention to all way business
and makes direct connection with
the R. E. Lee for New Orleans and
the Yazoo river packets. Captain
Reese ReeS, Joe Spears and Dan
Sullivan are her clerks.
The 0Sceola Belle, Captain An
brought in from the upper
coast 116 bales and 66 bags of cot
ton, 800 sacks seed, and a lot of
corn, cattle and sundries. She
returns this evening at 5 o'clock to
.shport and all way landings on
the upper coast. Captain 0. K.
preSides at the desk.
Captain George Malone goes out
in command of the A. j. White,
Captain Green. A better Sc
lection could not have been made.
Captain Malone is an experienced
and trustworthy boatman, and he
has made himself quite popular
with the people in the bends, by
his fair dealing and promptitude in
business. He has been in the trade
for several years, and in fact is al
most the pioneer Of the Friar's
trade, and we feel satisfied
that he will receive a warm well
from his friends here and
the river.
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PTBLIc LKBeKR OFFIcE.
MENFHIs, Tenn. March 5, lS77.

PUBLIC LEBGEA OFFICE.
MENFHIs, Tenn, March 5, lS7.l
The money market last week ruled
quiet and easy, nothing but routine bust
ness disturbing the banks. To-day
business opens out without any change
from the preceding week. Exchange
is in light supply. as follows: New
York commercial bills, buying at par;
Southern sight ls discount and selling
at lc premium; Eastern sight, sc dis
count aud selling at le premium; New
Orleans buying at 9c aud selling at par.
Money on the streets is 10 ample
supply at ll@2! = cent ? month. New
York gold rates are lo44; here brokers
ara paying lO4l9lo4l. Local stOek',
bonds and all kinds Of securities are IN
char raS With INIT few transactions
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Eighteen members Of the present Con-
gres0 we're born in Vermont. OF the
men who are engaged 10 settling the
Presidential question, George f. Ed
munds, Matt Carpenter, J.. A. KassoD,
3. W. Stoughton and W. NJ. Evarts, are
all natives Of the Green Mountain State.
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A Boston correspondent says in that
city a woman with a machine can make,
with hard labor, three dozen pairs o.
pantaloons a week, for which she re
ceives a total Of one dollar and eighty
cents. Good field for the evaugelists.
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OErrSCHEH EEuDER-BUHD.

DErrBczEE BErpEE-BgED meets lEt sundsy
2 each month at2 o'clsck pm, at Cochran
al. y g. behsFef, Prss't. o. A. Junker.
raln. fics rest: ". GlaentEer, tee'y: II.
". 5eh1lt-e, lreas'r; Aug ZWeiisf and John
haAawerkef, Sick COMMITTEES FER Northern
Division; John Weadel and John Margls,
hiek Committee for southern Division.
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On Thursday, March 20, 1877,
In Supreme Court at Jackson.

E. M. AppersOn GO. vs.. George B. Peters
RY VIRTUE OF THE rECBEE pro-
~ nOuneed November o, 1875. nv the Sv-
prems Court at Jao kson. in this ca1se 7 will
offer for sale to the highest bidder. In front ~
the courthouse door Of Shelby count in tbe
city of Memphis, III mo
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NAeA~V~ P~ooOW UP 1VctCludl
evening for st. Louis with 500 tons
of freight.
The Mary Houston leaves Cincin.
natl tomorrow evening for New
Orleans,
The Golden City for Cincinnati,
Commonwealth and Grand Repub-
lie for st. Louis, left New Orleans
Saturday evening.
The Thomas Sherlock is due
down to-day for New Orleans.
A heavy snow storm prevailed at
st. Louis Saturday night and yes
to-day morning.
The Hard Cash, Captain Ed Pos.
tai, will arrive tomorrow from the
White and leave on Wednesday
with a return trip.
Freezing weather yesterday at
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, st. louis
and Cairo.
The j. ID. Parker for Cincinnati
added 1000 bbls. flour at Cairo.
Joseph Trinkey, mate of the
steamer Petrol, slipped from the
wheel of the boat which he was
repairing at Cairo, yesterday, and
fell into the river and was drowned.
Captain Haywood has purchased
the steamer Handy for the Mays
vile and V~anceburg trade. Price,
$4,000.
Mr.. S. ]. Bachelor, formerly river
editor of the Pittsburg Evening
Telegraph, has secured a position in
the postofice at Pittsburg.
The steam yacht Myrtle is due
down en- route to New Orleans. She
is to carry the mail from New Or.
leans to Eads' jetties.
The towboat Charley Mcdonald
down yesterday with IS
of stone in tow for the Eads
The Ashland, Captain Williams,
is due to-day from New Orleans.
She loads with cotton and seed
which she hasengaged in the bends
for New Orleans.
With deep regret we chronicle
the death of the wife of Billy NJ
cles, which took place yesterday
morning at the family residence in
South Memphis. Her remains were
inferred to-day in EImwood ceme-
terry. Mr.. Nucles has the deepest
sympathies of a large circle of
friends in his sad bereavement.
The G. B. Church for New Or
Ieans left Cincinnati Saturday even
The Carl Shurz, Captain Matt
leaves the foot of Union
street this evening at 5 o'clock for
Landing and the bends.
Phil Harmon oficiates behind the
desk.
The st. Genevicye, Captain Sam
McPheeters, is the Anchor Line
packet leaving this evening for
and st. Louis, attending to
way business and connecting with
the principal railroads for all
East and West.
Captain Darlington contemplate
building a new boat for the Pitts
and GAINESVILLE trade to take
the place of the Carrie Brooks.
The Capitol City passed up yes
for st. Louis with a fair list
Of Eastern cotton and other freight.
The Colorado passed down yes
for Vieksburg well laden.
She put off here several hundred
Of freight and had 70
tons Of way freight.
The J. W. Gaff left Cincinnati on
Saturday for Memphis with a big
trip of freight and a fair list of peo-
pie. She will arrive Thursday
morning and return to the Ohio
river on Saturday.
The Yint Shinkle, Captain
Remission, will arrive to-day from
Cincinnati with a full cargo of
Western products, and leave on
Wednesday with a return trip for
the Ohio.
The City Of Yicksburg, Captain
Bob Riley, is the Anchor Line
packet leaving the elevator to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock for
VIcksburg and the bends, carrying
the mail and doing all way bust.
ness Chrig gharne Il her oentle.
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kfTEsP0sL. March 3 1870 > =. Cotton q
quiet plsnds Va: orleans, 8 l5-ld. Hsst
: % bales Of Nhiea 100 were for export AZ
speeulationi r~ecgiBts. 1000 bales, VI ybleh
!V,sD were American. Arrivals opened nom
lnalIy ~ hlaheF. bot linea Lot.
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RIVER INTELLiGRNCE.

1@AAe LAANAA4 y
Fri1f'f Point, Coaboua--..5 On
sfgls q ahlte--4--5 pm
Argyll ysoeclz Belle /. m
cca1Lsr's Landing. Carl 5ehurz- 5 pm
o. D9zif, - SsneTisTe--------,s5p pm
AKKIYALs.
Steamer Glencoe. New Orleans.
Capitol City, Yeksburg.
Colorado. st. Louis.
4 j. While. Riyerion.
,Coshoms. Friar's Point.
Oseeols Belle Asbport.
Cal Sebarz. Sesnlsn's Land z
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Glencoe ST. Louis.
CAPITOL Cts, St. Louis.
Colofs3o, Yicks5urg.
Bath, White river
Gov. Garland. Arkansas river.
Andy Baum, Cincinnati.
Belle Memphis, ST. Louis.
~ POET
Grand Tower. a. j. White. Coahoma,
Carl 5cburz, Oseeols, Phil Allin.
Condition Of the Rivers.
The Iiyer here is reeeding slowly,
With 9 feet 6 inches on the bars
from here to Cairo. At St. Louis
the river IS falling, with 8 feet 6
inches in the emanuel out 10 Cairo;
At Pittsburg the river is receding,
with 8 feet 9 inches in the channel;
At Cincinnati it il rising, with IL
feet On the gauge f; at Louisville it
il rising, with 5 feet 10 inches in
the canal, and 7 feet in the chan
mel The lover Ohio, Cumberland
and Tennessee rivers are rising
slowly. The Arkansas Ia falling.
with 3 feet 6 inches in the cbannel
from Pine Bluff 10 the mouth. Tho
White is receding, with 3 feet in
the channel from Augusta 10 the
mouth.
miseeIiRnsons.
Gloomy weather.
Snow last night.
Southern freights along the lower
Ohio continue IN excess Of tonnage.
A heavy storm prevailed on the
river Saturday night.
The Ruth for White river and
Governor Garland for Arkansa,
river cleared Saturday evening with
good tips Of freight and people.
The Andy Baum cleared for Gin.
cinnati with coo barrels oil, 40i
bales Of cotton and sundrie,.
The Grand Tower tcpairg hen
crippled engine here, and ao soou
as her repairs are finished she viii
proceed 70 Vicksbufg with her trip
The Grand Republic gocs through
70 st, Louis ghb trip,
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PUBLIC LEDGER
SEAsOHT0 DIREOTOEK.
Il - 3
LoDazs.

LODGES,
SlurH MEMPHIS, No. lis meets I'd FRIDAY
in aeh month, in Odd Fellows Hall. FIN
Nelson, y NJ; B K Pullen, Sec'y...
sNGERoyA. No. icy meets lst Momoay ~
-ach month. in Odd Fellows Hall. CIV
Nosby, NJ; &c Lecke. Seo'y.
LEILA ScoTr, No. 28g-meets LIST Wednesday
- each month, in Odd Fellows Hall. A
Myers, W NJ; r A Lyle. Sec'y,
f,rSorn. No. 29 meets Sd Friday IN each
month. in OSd Follows Hall. Z U William
SON, WIN; Aft II White Sec'y.
KitwryNrva. No. 8l-meets 9Th Friday IN
ZACH menth, in Odd Fell9ws' Hay. James )
Carpenter. W Nj A j knapp Sscy.
Eog4L ARcH.
pr7v CEtyTxE, No. &-mests Sd Monday Of
eH.b mnnth-at Masonic Hall, IN 0ayoso
Blook. Robt. Galloway, NJ. L. h. Pcs q. e..
Locke, Secretary.
MrapzIs CHAPTER. No. s5-meeis st Aa-
souio Hall, in 9aynso BlDok, Sd Monday Of
ssoh rorth. B. X. Pullen, NJ. L. h. P;
John D HUM, Acting Secretary.
4. N 9. n.
EuRKKL COUEgm, No. 6-meo1 Sd Ihrra-
d6y Of Zach month-at Masonic Hall, II Gay
nFo Block. D. 4. Halleri III. H.; A. j.
Wkeeler, Rec.
OvRrEH C~OYNAEDRRY, No. 4-meete eth Mon
dsy Of each month at Masonic Hall, Gayoso
block. Ed WOrsham, u. CT I. J. Barohus.
Res.
I'd tuesday Of each month at Masonic Hall.
GAyoso Block. Z. 4. hsller, L. c.; A. j.
Wheeler. Acting kee.
ngIaHrs or Red CROss or CONSTANTINE
meets iii st and tsird Saturdays Of each month
I'D Masonic Hail. l.. B Hatch, NJ. p. D.; T..
j, Barchus, X.
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COTTOh.

The market this norHius is steady
Eiih Official quotations unchanged. The
demand fair. viii moderate ofsriBgs.
syTT0E IrczAgsE QUU11uoxs.
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DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
writs venditioni exponas 10 me directed from
me honorable Circuit Court of Shelby county,
tennessee, in. the cases of Ed Neiderer OF al.
w. M. u. WEIGH ct al, for the aggregate sum
OF one thousand and flty-two dollars and
slxty-One cents, with interest and costs OF
suit to satisfy said judgment, ETC., 1 will.
On Wednesday, March 2S, 1877,
in legal heurs, in front of the Court Houqs
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following o.
scribed property, tO-wit:
Beginning nc & stake on the line be-. ween
W. Il. Buffers tract and the old out, Nam
phls tract with the west side of Fernando
street; thence west With said line ts6 feat IN n.
stakei thence poTth l65 feet to a take. thence
east 100 feet to fernando stEeec. thence soufh.
100 feet TO the beginning. Also beQinnine ar
the intersection of Elliott street: thence with
fernando street 2IS feet to the old South
Memplls corporation line; thence west 200
feet; thence south 27S feet to Elliott street:
thence east to the beginning.
Also o ten-acre tract of land about three
miles east OF the city of Memphis in Shelby.
county, Tennessee, bounded as follows: Be
gaming at a take 6 03I5 chains west of the
hoItneast corner Of the l60 acre tract con-
veyed by Solomon ROzell 10 b.. i. RoZell /;
thence south with the west boundary line Of
q ten,aere tract belonging 10 the estate of the.
late ) Z. Harris 1885 chains to a stake on
me north side of Center avenue; thence west
Win sald north side 6,0375 chains to said
boundary line; thence east with said boundary
line 70 the beginning lot No. 8 in the plan Of
ne division. Of the 4O-aore tract purchased by
W; X. Harris from - R0zell.
Also lot 20. | as by Kerr plat in Harris va.
Handyke No. 222S, old rules chancery side Of
Common Law and Uhancery Court OF Mem
phis containing 1915 acres, being lSH chains
On !ne north, ~, chains on tho east, l5.40
All Of the above described property lies in the
county OF Shelby and State of Tennessee,
Levied on as the property OF defendant,
terost and costs. !"
Memphis, Oath day Of February, 1877.
q. Il. ANDERSON,
By W. d. CANNON, ID. IS.
5. +. Walker @. w. Frazer and q. G. Dent
Attorneys for plaintiff. lbg-Sa
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TEnPLARs or HONOR.

NAToBA TEMPLE OF il. AND T. ha/AkH
so. l-meets every Friday even
ing at 8 o'clock at Temperance
llsll, No. 29s Second street.
j. 0. Milton, W, G. T.; J II. Ihomps9n. ".
Y. T.; c.. A. S. Richardson. ". K; q. z.
Shepherd, ". A. R.; Earle CAN'T, W. r. r.;
Bun y. Price. W IT,; X. W. belton, VI. U ;
o. Olsen, ", D. U.:T 2. Callahan, ". q
B.. Dunn, ". s.; b. G. McDougal, P.W. CT.
CHELSEA TEMPLE or Il. AID 4. No. z-meett
every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, at their
I'll, Brick Church. Chelsea W. NJ. Carr.
VIC. T.; R. 7. White. W. V T.; Cheg. n.
Lanham, W. p; g. r. DawBon. W. A. H.;
4; g; Williams, v. y. 4; ~. Chandler,
w. l.;H II, Wheadley, W. o.; X. J. Rawliugs.
W. d. "; @. X. Egnew. W. O.; /. ISaacs,
MS; Z. Z. Colby. p. W. @ 7.
MONTGOMERY COuNcm Nc. I. 7. a. AIDS
T.-meets first and third Saturday in each
month, in Temperance Hall. at TX o'clock
pm. Horace II. Briggs. c. Of c.; G. A. s..
Richardson, R.
THALEs TEMPLE or II. Ann T, No. g-moets
every Thursday evening AZ ~ O'clock at tail.
No. 29S Second st. a JohnsoD, ". q. n;
W. II. Atkinson, W. ". T.: ] L. Bourne.
". R.; John d. Cox, IT,. W A. R.; n. v.
Halle, W. F.. < Chas. II. McDougal, W. T.;
4. } Davis. W. u; h. G.. Reahard, W. d.
o.; Chas Stewart, W. G.; VIM Homan. W
s.; Jonathan Wood, P. W. G. 7.
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NV IoRE. Mafel 5. HW p.u-COffqa il
delivery. T.f0 bales.
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I'm Supreme Conrt ar JacE.N'
A; .zanene & Sons VS.. }. Galipo NJ,
limo ct al, NARY

- M
A; ,zanene & Sons VS.. }. Gallipo. Nav q,
limo ct al. NARY Vei-
pY VIRTUE OF THE pRcpEp ppo
- nonncet in this cause Decembsr Q ia
81 the supreme Court at Jackson 7 iii .9mto,
for sale to 'he highest bidder, In fro WIN Yasr
Of Memphis, 'ne CITY
On Thursday, March 20, 1877.
the real estate mentioned and described !,
said decree. 20, wit: eu y
Being the interest Of defendant .Josanh a.
lno, when he attempted on the 81 az -,
1876, 10 convey - defendant Mary GoIi;nat
and to the ~certail lot Of lan0 situated in ttna
cry OF Memphi county of Shelby, and So
Of Tennessee, bounded as follows; Rel
ning alta stake on the north side of Bs-I
street ihroe hundred and seventy-two a.
nom the inter- ectieu Of the east side X
DeSoto street vita the north side Of Red
street. and ~ ming thence east with BSsI
street fifty. eight Get thence north two bnni
Ired and fifty feet; thence west ffv.eiebl
to the beginning. "' wv
Terms Of sale cash.
February 25, 1876.
JNO. Il: FREEMAN. Clerk.
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RAILRnAp me TApLEs.
AND LvUEvILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. LeaVeS.

-
uEMpHIH AND LUUEvMLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. LeaseS.
- -
A.. F.s. AZ. r.E.
Saturday. .....-. --.....,... f.41 u.lo
Accounted n tex.Sundayl AS
Hose. Ofics. al Main street, corner o.
asdis0n.
MEMPHIS AMI CHARLESTON R. R.
Arrives. Leaves.
- --
AK. P.v. AN P.N.
Mail train daily...-~.--... s.U0ll2.0
Express train daily. $50 lilo
Someryille tram daily 30
lex. sunday .--- $40 90
notation lex. Sundaylll.S 4.lo
Ticket ofice 2s Main street.
WI. ROSS, Genl Sup't.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNEssxH R. h. :
ARRIVES. lssves.
- -
Al. nv. Al. ~.
n. o. Mall daily ...-..--- II 40 $50
sardis daily ex. Sundayls.b u.@
tg0IgAt ldAlV eK. sunday o.Jl sou
JePet a. foot Of MaiR Etrost.
Ticket 0Ges. 81 Main street.. corner Of
N. BURKE. GenI sup't.
sEMPRIs AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
- -
An. P.x. An. r.H.
NJ al Train daily--..-.. ll.10l 500
Z eight and A~ccoInmods-
ton daily lex. Sunday 7.l5l SOC
Slespig ears on mail train. Ticket ofices,
Louisville Depot. Isl Main (cor. MadisoRl
and SS Main street.
W. B. SMITH. Acts Gsn1sap't.
PADUoAG AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD,
Mail Train rrives..-----.... ........l0.W am
leaTeS....-..---.-.-....-....-.- 1 W pm
Freight Train arriyes~-~-- -~-~~-~-- s-@p.m
leayes.~.-.. .....-....--.. Sc Am
The nail train leaves Csvington for Mem.
nhis ct 8 M. and arrives at CoVington at
100 n.n. The freight train leaves C%Oviugton
for Memphis at l.9 p m. and arrives 81 Cow
ingtOn at 100 am. Trains leaving Memrhis
will start from the Underwriters' Warehouse.
J. W. WILBUR, SuP't,
II. Il. GIVEN. Asst. Sup't.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-05
STEAMBOATS,.
For II. FRANCIS RIvar

Fer NJ. Francis River.
Regular Semi Weekly Packot-For Helena,
MaTianna, Wittsburg and all Way Landings
Tho steamer
E Il L "A r.-A
Tbos. r. Bowman, master; Les Ware. elork,
Leaves TUESDAY, 9Th inst, at 5 .. II.
FOR freight or passage apply on board.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-05
Sheriff 3 Sale of Real estate,

Myers & sneed. soiieeittoTTiN' hAMAN' G Isar (;
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-05

NAToBA TEMPLE OF il. AND 7.
80. l. meets every Friday even
ing at 8 o'clock at Temperance
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-22

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tie reo Bet; oil cn LOBE albris at iortelle Bet til soasn?"
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bun at fortels:
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lob ontrin9 meo Dem. % bet funbe bun oaiaa, for man.
gen Sang, naar is gap ct Barn en- Saanbiulo Slnober,
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mig % 'a9oe. at MI lfnue ri saa biemab. Sun bapo,
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% pnsleoe laa neo 8ornne9ene, at Oct life ltuIoe ices. Der
paoos li99et Nosen. ga falot Der Nosst fra benpe, lom
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