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Gutter Mdtb.

Der Gapttdr etnes englilfen SanlpterS,
Scr. Worgau, bate arf elmer letner 6etler
cine lebr ~reiserbe iun9e Dame inter ietne'
Sbbut, Die BON 4merifa 81 ibren Sermarpte1
na9 Gnslano gina. Nidt meni9er ais fiinl
bon ben YaIagieren perliebten ith ralsno IN
bic iu1ge S6Dne, Die gar nidt ab9enei9t mar,
etnen BON tbnen 81 beiratben; mas lolte tie
aber nit Siinfen %aniangen? Sn pieiem en-
barras de richesse ipalbte lte Itb Inn Hath
an ibre1l Sei6iiter, ben Gapitan, Der mad
furSem Nadoenfen lagte:
- SIS lift beltte ein idDner ruhiger Sag;
ieten mir ben 6aa, oaB sic aus unporii9=
tigfeit iiber Sorb fauen; id laiie Elm Soot
bereit balterl, mel6es sic io9lei6 mteber
berausfi9t, uno Sic beiratben 0enjeni9en,
Der Gle betB ge1u9 liebt, I'M Sbnen nadSu=
ipringen.
0ieier originele Sori9lag fano bic Sini=
suu9 Der jungen Dame. Die gauge Scene
murpe programmgentaB ir's @erf 9eiett, MIR
nit Dem lluteri9ieo, oab nidt elmer, %ionoern
bier Der iun9en Wtdnner ben Sprung hrs
@alier tpagten uno, nahbem lte pom Soot
mieber beraus9e5o9en maren, iid als etn triez
feuoes Quartet auf benz 9ef prdientirten.
Der @~egenltanp ibrer un9eDdmpften 2iebess
elutb hiidtete iid, nidt weri9er nab ais ie
ielbit, mad ibrcr @ajiite, mobin ie nad) elmer
Siertelitlnbe ibren Gatb9eber, BEN Gapitdn,
beidieb.
= Nun, Gapitdn, rief ite oersweiflun9spo1,
- mas ioa ib tbun?
- Well, meite 2iebe, iaste @apitin Mor=
sau, ii9 bas Sinn ftreidelno, tpenn Sic
eiren per1iinftisen Mam mo1en, 0 neb=
men sic BEN trofeneu mas file
a16 that.
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uno aus tbren 8ewegungen i6lcb er,
bab ite beute Mbenb in etmas beiierer Gin
tra6t nit chamber lebten, ais geItern UNI
oieielbe 3eit.
Dtebr Dtibe peruriadte es ibm, bic BET
ben anoern Silbouetten gu entsiiern-i e
tparen Elm tpenis peridwummen. Gamia
unterihieo smar bic Siritin, aber nit
benz beiten 8ilen fpnnte er niht erfenz
ilen, ob bas Die &ammerSpfe mar, nit
welder ie 10 eifris ipra6 poer elm ancez
res gSel en-. - 9aiielbe lhien etpas wei=
ter BON benz Seniter e%ntfernt gu iein, feline
llmriiie waren grpb unb peribwpmmen.
Sebt ndberte iid ibm Der Sdattenrib Der
Siritin. = Seufel. . . .pas mar oas ?!
-. .3mei lanse 3tpfel an einem slattten
runoen Sddoel ? -8ei'm 3eus, es nal
Der Gittmeilter -. Wtutter nnb SD6=
MbiGeuli1!
Gamia mar empDrt, nit sroben Sdrit=
ten ging ct auf uno ab.
u9a, Sdlanse," rief er, ySein Dtaab
tit ppq. .id peroe Sid entlarpen, Bel
8ptt, bas mill i'd. Dir Elm 8ein itellen,
wie 9ermanee iagt. 9u tdnbelit an Dem
ab9runo e%ntlang, cine fleine Na6bilfe
uno gu fduit binab uno peri6winbeit.
fali6e @utmitbisfeit; bier wdre
oieielbe elm 8erbre9en!" -
Gamiu blies iein 2i6t aus unb leste
sur Tube nieber. - ST perfplste oann
6ermance nod nit ieinen @eoanten auf
ibrer 6eimfabrt, er tlbte nod einmal bic
welde ie ibm seidentt bate
unb idlieb elm.
(Sortietung tolst.)
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SDatt'S 2ebenSsS aliam.
Gin mebiainiihes ySunDrr.

@beumattsmus, Nelraleta, @t6t in tprem lalimarss
stadium, Scrpfeln, AbniBs. 8rantpeit, @rptpelas, ate
Seitipare unp be. ftlimmhsn Jdle Won Sluttrantptt.
ten, erObs sdwdae, 4sber. uno 9tsrsnletesn, sting.
wurm &c. &c. wtre .Iuf's S%sftmmtefe eurh pisfen 4pnie
lusr 9tetnt8unesnittel stbetlt. Derlelbe TT speanbs
iipanSis Sabre btnsurb pom patlitum erprobt, sat
2uneerttautsnee Won 8aler 8epeilt unp earirt hsts,
penn mao W'pritrift 8snp,nmen. ST eth 1Geres Ssil.
nittel pUn 5tttIn in allen ~betlbaren Ndaen, eurirJ pis
IauItsn altsn Vsi6wdrs, ielblt NO Ger xnpGsn room sn.
4pat's 2ebenssNaIiam enrtrte 5errn 4, 3. &pn.
wap. araspeen I'M parf. bsa.sr ju 9rpoflpn, ". D.,
pom trentiben Nbelnattsmus. nabbem berfe!be psne
&rtpl9 BON ben por;usli6ltsn Ner,teu @urppa's snb
Amerita's bsbaneet MORT en- mar.
Spdtte Sebeus. Saliam eurirte 5errn .. q.
epus. Dedmafet Mic. III Waetlon Str, ppn stnsm
Sefabrlttsn @el4mIr, na1tem er feds Wlpnaw I'M
8rNabnas 9Vipttal mar UNI bort ais ~unteilbar srfiart
puroe.
Spatt's eebens-BaIfam tsilte Serru 5aepb wstp,
Dttte Np. 242 @reenptt Str. non etnem I~crpfuIplen
@ei6pure, nobel bic 6aulniB Itpn bis auf ben RnpGe en-
3eerun8en mar. perr VI. bat pdtrenb Is Sabren mad
s%sldebensr 5siluna teine gDieeertpiuns Der Rrauisstt
.rfabren.
Spatt's.. sebens. Salfam eu,trt. 5errn qtuiam
Springer, SO. 1883 Brppme Str, spalidneta spn ,ut.
~3lnretert Hbeumatismus ~ srnfli6er Art, 6as esr,elbs
ben Setf hes Trantsn ltcn perwtrrt bate. Der Ue.
nannte fcnnte n,tt 'sins Sanp gum 8ppfe ertetsa xnt
mar pabrenb urstsr a9enats an's Ben e%sfsdsIt.
gu taben TIT Der 5aupt,S flee, 246 @rane Str, sxe
oct 4pDtbstern I'm I%aGemeinsn, au 81 per 3lai6e. Ssds
YlafGsn s..
Spatt's berabmts . stImtttsI finb.
Spatt's uufeblbarer 2sbsns. BalIam ~ 81 100.
Spatt's IA b.. teRpeIt ffartsr Qsttns- Saliam, ,u
sl.25. - Spatts Yulmrnie Balkan, pber Der Sdutnb.
inttteen ~Srtnne, ~ S1.00. Spatt's @mte rtui.
rasnt, %antsblsar tsr es,esn uns sbmsrssn isssr Dirt,
8upfmeb, Snauensa, Gatarrb, Su IS Gts.
QDean Vbtse Artttelni6t in eurer 4pettefs pbcr an GU.
rem plass ~ eaesn ltne, 70 menes man It'd sirstt on pas
Central DspS.; 2Aa g5ansar;: y, z: ..
usbsraa bin per 9rprsb serf&tdt tetm baibsu
SuSehe. f3m2tfan
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Qfhfrlfi1en.

Ole 2eber 1T zines Der tpidtisifeu Sr,
game oeS &Orpers uno ionte man oaber
alien nnresclmdBi9feiten oteies Organs
Gufmerfiamfett ldenfen. 9eiberleioen ur,'
fabt ertlpeoer einen sewiiieu @rao po11
Grd9beit oe8 SrsaneS, Der es unbefdbist
Die n0tbise Mense Sale ab3uionoern ODER
cine Serltopfuns in ben @alensefaBen
tuelde Die Sale binocrt in ben Darm>
fanal gu selansen. Die 9aut erbalt etne
selblide Tarbe, es iino Sdmer3en tn Der
redten Seite nno redteu @dulter bot
banoen unb Der Mppett aimmt ab.
Or. Iusuit &0nts's 9amburser Tro>
pfen itdrfen uno resuliren Die 2eber, reiui>
gen ben Wia9en uno entfernen aus ben
@eodrmen Die BARN a~nsebauften @ruob
tdten,
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bonn 8aiier fam, BEN er ieinen 9ant fir bte
erfol9rei4e Serpenbung abgeltattet bate, traf
er i'm SorSimn1er ben Miniter.
- Nun, @rcelenS, reoete CT i'm triuntpbt<
reno alt, Der &aiier 1T oenn bod tndhtt9er,
als SIR io9enanntes Spitem. =. .t6 babe Die
5000 Gubel nidt ge5ablt.
= Sd weiB eS, entgegnete gelaien Der Ntt@
hitter, = &c. Majeitdt baben 9erl1bt, Die 5000
Iubel aus ibrer Yripatl6atuae an5unetlert.
, 1877-12-06

Mnettcu Cine ppnf6nctse @efHfdbte opn
NHeAl1H+ Wenniplpanien. pom Der erlten Nm.
NorInuot ~fenluna bis auf beute. Bon 0Dm. W.
SelIuliyI+ Cornell. L.. L D. Wabe3u 600 arobe
Oftao. Seifen. 1teber u Suu5trationen. Seine ooas
~ltanoise Gehibte unieres Staates lit ieit einem bal.
ben Sabrbunoert perbffentlibt morben. Naenten tper.
ben bel @infibruns oieies prdhtisen ggerfes berali4
ipiGtpmnen eebeiBen tperben. Cine ieltene Gele9en.
belt. g8ir oertansen Nsenten in ieoem 9opnibip
Sbreibt iofort INN ooGe Ginielnbeiten uno Musuab
oes Ierritoriums. MoreIie: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co.. no. 2O4 lib GIfte fr. y
labelpbta. 4gD 15m
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Scr Mfagem nn0 ieine
l%tnregelmdbtgfeit.

Cine seiuuoe reselmdBtse Beroauurq
1T oer @runotetn oer @elunobeit oel
menidliden &6rpers. Die meiiten &rant
beiten, oeuen Ger Masen unterDorfen 1T,
%entiprinsen seif6rtem 8erpauansS Ser.
m09er uno baourd et11eetreteuer Seritopf'
ing ber Candle oes &0rperS. Dteie Ser,
itopfuns gu beben meroeu aber of rei;eno
Meoi3inen an9emeuoet, pelfe nibt ielten
eine @nt3iinouns Der Darmbdute beroor.
rufen uno ben &0rper idpdden. &rah
mub in Die Srsane sebradt uub oeren
Sunftionen resuljrt meroen.
Nls Elm peeetabiliider 6esulator ifeben
Or. ausuit &0nis's Samburser Tropfeu
uniibertroffen ba. Dieielbeu reinigen ben
Wfagen, itdrfen Die 2eber uno fte0en oas
9eitorte 8eroauun9szS erm6sen uieoer fer.
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M9entem verlanet fur
pr0f. 4Owle ilber Maanbarkeii

gen .asn e~rperatts ubei tauet. Das BUD rutbdif ferne
Stebe. tbre Sefeee. madbt &c. @senten perfeut
Faglt9 ppn 15-2n ersniplare. Wtan penbe ft NIT Ms
fruterer I,4ft4fs. ! n b" seatipnni Wubliibtn
10. philadelphia ~ 4QD11in!t
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Ratarrb, Aaubbeit u. Scbpinb.
ind,t polltanois sebelf Onrb Or. asf's neue Wte
Or. 9. y. Stphnarb, Wieoical Direttur, s SDeIt Ia
Str. 9telp Yort. ssssa 4,p26otl
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Strppbeln mno an6ert
&rQmf6eiteu DeS 8lmteS.

@cropbelu (King's EviD fino eine
8eroerbniB Der 81 fte oes &Srpers, tpel1e
oenielben nit l%ditisen aab b0sarttaeu I'M
reuisfeiten iiberlaoen. Dte Contribution
oes &0rpers miro seidwddt, ielbf menu
bic duberen Nnseiden total febleu, tuelde
ourh GuslAldse auf benz SCOPE ooer IN
oeren Tbeilen oes &0rpers Die anweien>
beit bon Scropbeln an3eieeu.
Die &ranfbeit 1T UNI 10 9efdbrltder nnb
ernitlider, oa oieielbe in pielen 6dlen erbs
lid BON @eidledt auf @elAledt fortses
pflanst miro uno ldredlid iino Die 6olsen,
melhe IN sSebruns, Seridwdruns Der
Sober uno enolld ben SOB nad iid Sieben.
Sour peeetabililde Meoi3inen, melde
Die Sdfte bes &0rpers reini9en, uno ben
@iftitoh entfernen, liuo hier bon tuirflidem
Mertbe.
Or. Gusuit &6nis's hamburger SAINT,
lien>M ebi3inen u1o inter oielen Oh. Gu9.
&Dni9's Samtburser Gropfen reinisen bas
SDltem, erneuern bic Sdfte uno entfer,
men oas 2eioe1, i1oem lie eS nit Der Wurs
,ef uusreiRen.
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Gdblu0t.

@elbiudt 1T e,ne Storuns Der Sober uns
paourb berporsebrahte ueberfiauns bes
8lutes nit Sale. 8~eini9una Der 9dfte in
Tolse BON tiihti9em Ibfiibren ourt Or. Iug.
&0nis's Samburser Gropfeu, tdalihe laii.
marine Sdper, uno Seue9un9 in freier yuft
itno Die belen 6attoreM elne totale 9eiluns
su beSipeden.
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@ei6wnllte, 0ei0wiirt,
Tle6tem, SalSflMB

tntiprinsen ale uureinem Blmte uno 1T baber
burh bcn arerfarnten Slntretnlger Or. Nug.
&onia's hamburger Tropien Der @iititofi
aus benz &0rper 81 entfernen. Sit if es ie.
bod uothis, nm Die Seilung 81 beidleunigeu,
duBerlihe lola e Wflttel an3ulpenoen. ais
stu ioldes 1T 0r. GuAut &pnl9's 9amburger
Rrduterphalter ionobl ais !3ugs mie Seil.
%pfluiter BON gutter Wirfltns uno letltet belon.
bers idu9enoen Miittern, melhe on geihmoue'
aeu 8riillen leibem, unbesahlbare 0lenlte.
, 1877-12-06
300 Yianos ull0 Orqeln,

neu unh aus smetter Sauc. BON Tabrifantcn or,
TER Alaffe, peroen ju rieOri9eren preilel firG alb ober
Abl9la8s=3ablun9en, ooer fir Wtietbe in @taot uno
Sano. ioabreno bieler barten 3eiten uno Der 6eiertase
ourt Sprace @aters II. Spn. 4sl Srpabmap,
%nsrtauft, ais ~oielelbe1 le 5uurr III Stem Yprf %ptferirt
lpuroen. N8enter uerlanst UNI 9Bater's neue 2cale
PtanoS mnc Gpncert,S rseln iu persaufen. SUI.
ltrlrte GatalO9e per poit %oerIamot. Quite 8eoingunsen
iir ben banoe!. Gin GROCER Discpnto tiir Hebrer,
Delltll6e. &trder, Spgen, S1u,en &C. 4YN25no.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-24
Amusements,

MEMPHIS THEATER Quite a large
audience attended the theater last even.
ing on the occasion Of the presentation
Of Lemons, or Wedlock for Seven, by the
DAILY Fifth Avenue Theater Company.
The play is a rafting comedy, full Of
comieal scenes aud situations, and it was
thoroughly enjoyed by the audience.
The plot of the comedy is as follows:
Mrs Stark," the lady with the soul of
an empress beating in her BOSOM
undertakes matchmaking, acting on
the theory that the world is divided into
two classes, the Lemons and their
squeezers, the latter of which she thinks
herself one. She takes as her ally Jack
PerryD, q handsome, devilmsy-care
fellow, the chum of her son. Jack,
however, proves not a lemon, but q
squeezer, and, prompted by bis
own designs and wishes, and those Of
every n else concerned, excepting
Mrs. Stark" he proceeds to change
that shrewd lady from a squeezer to a
lemon. This he does very e~fectually
after passing through a series Of
ludicrous ~mishaps. The tables, however,
are turned in the denouement, when, as
Jack" exults over winning his lady love,
MRS. Stark" steps forward and reminds
him that she viii make lemonade of him,
for she has by his choice of her daughter
become his mother.in-law The men,
bers Of the company who distinguished
themselves during the presentation Of
the piece we're Mr.. Barrymore, as Jack
Perryn;" Nj. Leclerq, as Major Goose.
berry," Miss Jeffryu Lewis, as MARY
Stark" and Miss Mary Wells, as MRS.
Stark" The other roles we're we'll sus-
tanned, although minor ones. The com.
pany is good one aud the play most
amusing. Lemons will be repeated to.
night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-24
TFIE CITY
MEMPHIS:
Tuesday KvonIuE, april "a, 1877.
LEDGER LINES.

Shell oysters at Farrell's, 1856 Nam.
Fresh millinery goods at Lavigne's.
The general council meets this after
noon in called session.
Gulf shrimps, fine and fresh in cans,
at Oliver, Finnie & Co.'s.
Fleas and mosquitoes will soon be pre-
Senting themselves in large numbers.
Strawberries, bananas and other spring
fruits are plentiful in the markets at
present.
On Saturday last the Indianapolis
baseball club beat the Louisville club by
a score Of 2 to l,
Gus Michaels and Thomas Dolan have
been placed on the police patrol force by
the police commissioners.
Beef has gone up in price in this city,
owing to, it 10 said, the shipment of
American beef to England.
On Friday and Saturday next Nc
Evoy's Hibernics will give entertain
ments at the Memphis Theater.
Chicken thieves and cow thieves con.
tinue to work in the suburbs, but their
work is Of an Illegal character.
The police and Ere commissioners will
meet ct four o'clock this afternoon for
the transaction Of department business.
The Kentucky Giants from Louisville
will engage the Memphis Reds in base.
ball contests toward the eud of the week.
The. rainy spell of weather to day was
not calculated to encourage planters who
reside on the bottom lands subject to
overflow.
AT the theater tonight Lemons will be
squeezed into a palatable beverage for
the public by the DAILY Fifth Avenue
Theater people.
Another lot Of coupon suits, amounting
to the sun of S24, $50, was filed with the
clerk of the United States Court on yes.
terday afternoon.
The hook and ladder company on
Adams street propose practicing with
their extension ladders at the Peabody
to-day, the weather permitting.
Thousands Of Memphians buck against
lager beer daily, Gradually but surely
lager is taking the place Of water as q
beverage with scores of people.
Sunset Cox, the eloquent New Yorker
will be in this city in a few days. HI
has been invited to lecture in this city
J by the Ladies Christian Association,
The Center alley dens of vile men anC
! women, in the vicinity of Washington
street, should be cleaned ont by tn,
: police, as q sanitary nuisance if for nj
J other reason.
. !. "Ropers" and "cAppers" have or
pearei again in cur city. A few arrest
% would thin out the gang and add mate
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-24

Colonel Whitney, proprietor of the
Detroit 0pera.house, and one of the les
sees of the Memphis Theater, leaves
with his family t o-nigbt for bis home,
Detroit, Mich. Colonel Whitney has
been in Memphis a month or so on a
business and pleasure trip, and during
his stay made a host of warm friends in
our city, We hope he will carry back
pleasant recollections of his visit, and
next season return to the Bluff City and
remain longer.
Colonel George R. Phelan returned on
yesterday from Florida, whittier he has
been for several months past in search
OF health, he speaks in enthusiastic
terms of the Florida coast and keys, the
magnificent fishing grounds of that re,
gion, and the delightful climate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-24
Kentucky cash Distribution Com.


The attention OF our readers is respect.
fully called to the displayed advertise
ment of the Kentucky Cash Distribution
Company, from whiohit will be seen that
that organization will distribute on June
Beth the sum of $4,000. This will be
the second Of the series of grand draw
ings under the compsny's charter, and
will be conducted in the same manner
as the first, the fairness of which
is conceded by all, aud to which a long
list Of distinguished officials have certi-
fed. This second scheme is the best
ever offered to the public, aud the price
Of tickets is only sic, which are sold in
halves aud quarters. Messrs. G.. W.
Barrow & Co., of Louisville, KY, are the
general managers, aud the old and we'll.
known firm Of Thomas H. Hays & Co.,
No. 697 Broadway, New York, general
agents. Any communications or orders
for tickets directed to either Of these
firms will be promptly and cOu%rteously
filed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-24
Ordinances Recommended.

The committee on ordinances met yes
terday and recommended to the general
council two ordinsnces-one to prohibit
the city from paying city indebtedness
to persons who owe the city; these par
ties will be furnished with certificates
showing that these city indehtednesses
have been placed to their credit. The
other ordinance recommended by the
commlttse is that all horses and mules
received in Memphis from railroad trains
and steamboats, shall not be driven loose
through the %streeta, but must he tied up,
not more than eight horses or mules to
be abreast when driven to stables from
such trains or boats.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-24
ladies' Ice Cream Saloon,
Ice Cream and Sherbet,
Cold, fresh and pure.
AIT Bartee's, 32S Main at
An Outrage by RouEhs.

Last night, while come gentlemen and
ladies were returning in a hack from q
ball in the Tenth ward, a gang Of ruff.
Cans stopped the hack, and by threats
and vile language frightened the occu'
pants so hat they leaped out Of the hack
and escaped. The driver was dragged
off his hack and was treated roughly
Two Of the rufians, John 0'Brian and
Pat Pendergrast, were arrested up town
after a hard struggle, they resisting the
police officers. This morning o. Brian
and Pendergrast were brought before the
recorder, and thsy were fued $50 each
aud bound over in the sum Of $1,000
each on the charge of assault and bat.
terry and diserderly counduct. From
the testimony given at the Recorders
Court the above affair was an outra re
deserving the severest condemnation and
punishment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-24

YESTERDAY the Turkish bath, at ID
and l6 Jefferson street, was opened to
the public, and between aeon and eight
o'clock pm. some thirty of our FIRST citi.
zens had enjoyed a luxury hitherto un-
known in Memphis, and came out so re-
freshed and rejuveuated hat they were
loud in their praises. Moral: Go and
do likewise
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-24
knights of Honor.


The Southern Reporter, published at
Nashville, as the official organ of the
Knights Of Honor for the States of Ten
nessee. Georgia and Mississippi, n
tains in its issue Of this month, just out,
q report Of the proceedings Of the late
Grand Lodge, held at Nashville, which
will be found quite interesting to mem
bers Of the order. The following is a list
Of the officers elected for the ensuing
year and their address: I A Gratz,
Grand Dictator, Knoxville; John W
Childers, j., GVD, Murfreesboro; DR.
F F Porter, G A D, Paris; D B Gally,
Grand Reporter, Nashville; DR. William
Bait, Grand Treasurer, Pulaski; P R
Albert, Grand Gride, Chattanooga; Rev
]. W. Cullam, Grand Chaplain, Spring.
field; R Kennedy, Grand Guardian, Nc.
Minnvillei Jno R Dean, Grand Sentinel,
Shelbyville.
Grand Trustees-Dr G SchiG, Nash.
vile; D T Goodyear, Memphis; W.. A
Brewer, Bristol.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Finance Committee julius Ochs,
Knoxville; W E Ladd, Nashville; ] q
Morgan, Knoxville.
Laws and Supervision-Dr En- Marks.
Winchester; Prof A B Jones, Jackson;
L B Adams, Bolivar.
Appeals and Grievsnce-B K Pullen,
Memphis; c E Dosssr, Jonesboro; ] L
McGan, franklin.
Returns-J W Edwards, Nashville; ]
7 Mckenzie, Nashville; f Winship,
Pulaski.
Mileage and Per Diem-J Harvey
Aathes, Memphis; G E Seay, Gallatin;
DR. ] W Copeland, Benton.
State of the 0rder--Thos + Perkins,
franklin S 7 Evans, Union City; VIII
Christopher, ~Shelbyville.
Credentials--D c Hall, EelgeGeld; S
A Duling, Nashville; F Bitterlich, Nash
vile.
Representative to Grand Lodge, which
meets next month in New York, L. A.
Gratz, of Knoxville; alternate, Ben K.
Pullen, of Memphis.
The practical workings of the order
we're illustrated but recently in Mem.
phis. Mr.. R. G. Bandy, a young man
who travelled for a house, Joined Foun
tain Lodge, No. 296, a few months ago.
After paying about fifteen dollars in all
he was suddenly taken sick at LAGRANGE
with pneumonia, and died there on the
10th of March. He left a wife and two
helpless little children, the youngest only
three weeks old. Although industrious
and careful he had not accumulated any
property and left bis family without
means. The Knights Of Honor looked
after them, attended to the funeral, and
paid all expenses in advance, without
the bereaved young widow being at any
inconvenience, or even knowing how it
was done. The claim for the $4,000 ben
eft was put in the hands Of the Union
and Planters Bank for collection. That
institution offered to advance the
amount, but this favor was politely de.
clined. When the money came the bank
made no charge fer collection, and a few
days ago the entire amount was placed to
the credit Of Mrs. Bandy, who is thus
placed beyond want in an hour Of dis
tress and bereavement. The objects
and workings of the order could not be
more fifty illustrated than by this case.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-24
Cream soda sc, at Wright's,
265 Main at. 46t
Police COart.

Twentyth three arrests we're made yes
terday aud last night by the police
Vince Boyd, assault and battery, fine s.;
Caas. Boutsll, disorderly, fine $40; A G
futile, John Jordin, d. W. Pearsons,
VIM. Irwin, S. Miller and John Doyle,
drunk, fine s. each; Chas. Jones and
Jack Lucas, fighting, fue $40; B. Rocry.
disorderly, fine $40; Jacob Zimmerman
and Frank Gass, inmates of house Of i'll
fame, bound over to answer in the sun
of $1,000 each; Frank Street, disorderly
fine $40.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-24
Hunters and Fishermen.

On and after Monday, April I'd, the
ferry.boat John 0verton will leave the
foot of Union street at 6:45 am, con-
meeting daily with the Memphis and Lit.
tie Rock railroad for all points as far as
St. Francis river. Excursion round trip
tickets sold on board the boat. 50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-24
GOOD LUNCH
At others Empire Saloon.
Lunch from 10 10 IL.
Dinner from I2 10 3.

For 6ne cakes and fresh pastries, also
soda and mead and a splendid variety of
candies, you will fad them at William
Floyd's, Main ct near Jefferson. G46t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-24
Vein. or We ParIah.

This is what neglected teeth would say
if they could remonstrate with their own
ers; and mark this, teeth cannot perish
or become black or yellow if the SOZO-
don't is used daily. so
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-24

Received per steamer Belle
Memphis 500 pounds Reel.
fOOt lake perch, and 500
pounds Lake Erie Salmon by
express, for sale low at Victor
ID. Fuchs, Al Jefferson ct. Al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-24
Buck Beer.

The first in the market will be on tap
tomorrow morning at Popular Saloon, -
Nos 81 and 80 Poplar street. At 10
o'clock a m a free lanch will be spread
Spring lamb, green peas, caulihowers,
etc, etc, Everybody is requested to put
in an appearance. john wendell,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-24
Soda and Mead,
Ice cold with pure syrup.
Bartee, 32S Main. al
News for the PaonIe.

Ne matter whether it rains or shines,
Leidy & Co., continue to sell fashionable
spring hats to gentlemen at extremely
low prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-24
GENTS WANTEn

To examine our new and beautiful spring
stock of hats, soft and stiff, can't be beat.
Cohen, The Halter,
81 2l9 Main stree.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-24
Important to Merchant.

To the Merchants:
The Supreme Court Of the United
States on yesterday disallowed Mr..
Brown motion to dismiss your case in
the name Of the city, aud refused to dis
charge the supersedeas as to the man
damus tax against merchants for 1875.
Therefore it cannot now be collected, but
must be heard on the merits.
CLAP & MEUx,
WRIGHT & FoLKEs,
HUMEs & PosToE.
MEMPHIS, April "a, 1877.