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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-18
THE ELECTORAL COUNT

Our dispatches to-day indicate that
the basis of counting the electoral vote
which was some days since t~elegraphed
from Washington as the M likely to
be proposed by the Senate Committee,
will be adopted by both Houses.
The plan proposed is briefly as fol-
lows: A court is to be established to
which all matters of disputed votes,
in reference to which the Senate and
House, acting separately, shall fail to
agree, shall be referred for final de-
termination. The Senate will name
five members of this court; the House
will name five. These ten will meet,
and one of the ten, to be determined
by lot, will be dropped. To the nine
Senators and Members thus remain
ing will be added the four senior
Justices of the Supreme Court, and the
decision of a majority of this court OF
thirteen will be conclusive and bind
ing upon both Houses. OF the four
Justices, two, Clifford of Maine and
Davis of Illinois, have always acted
with the Democrats; the others, Mil
Ter and Swayne, are classed as Repub-
licans.
The proposal for this compromise
emanated from the Senate (Rep.) Com
mittee. The New York San and World,
both Democratic journals, in their ed
itorial columns yesterday, both admit
that the scheme will probably be car
ried out. They deprecate the measure,
basing their objections upon the ele-
ment of chance which it contains. We
admit that such an objection is of
weight, but we do not see what better
can be done now. 1t would indeed be
foolish to establish a Court of Arbitra-
ton, whose political complexion would
be determined by lot as a permanent
feature of u political institutions.
But we have now to meet a momen-
tus ~exigency for which neither the
Constitution nor law has so explicitly
provided as to leave the rule beyond
doubt, and practical craftsmanship re-
quires the adoption Of some measure
which will carry US over the present
danger. 1t is surely better i n a con-
test so close as that between Tilden
and Hayes, that the element OF chance
should enter into the determination of
the contest, than that either should
enter upon the presidential office with
a disputed title, or, worse, that both
should claim to exercise executive
under a show of right; in
latter event the most terrible of
civil wars would ensue Let us tide
our present trouble peacefully
and honorably, and a constitutions!
will prevent a recurrence
OF the danger in the future.
Since the above was in ty pc the tel
egraph Informs US that there is a prob
ability that the plan as agreed upon by
two committees will exclude the
of chance. The details will
be found in another column. At this
late hour we reserve comment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-18
LOUISIANA.
INSTRUCTIONS TO GENERAL
AUGUR.
WASHINGTON, Jan. !

JHT. 10.
The President to day received a tel
egram from General Angur conveying
the information that Governor Packard
had applied to him for assistance to re-
instate the Supreme Court inthe build
ing OF which they had been dispos-
sessed, and Herewith enforce Pack
ards proclamation, and that he had in
formed Packard that he did not under
stand his instructions as authorizing
the use of United States troops for any
such purpose, but that he had referred
tho matter to the President. The
President replied to General Augur
that .his understanding of his instruc.
tons was correct, and thai the forces
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE SENTINEL.

CARSON, Jan. II.
SENATE.
The bill of Stone, OF Elko, prevent
ing fraud at elections, and several other
bills and resolutions were ordered to be
engros> ed. -.
The bill for the preservation of wild
game and fish prohibits white people
from purchasing game and fish out OF
season. Passed.
Bill relative to paying State Libra
rian passed.
The Assembly bill for the relief ol
the Virginia City Artillery Company
passed.
The office of EngrosSing Clerk of the
Assembly was declared vacant on ac'
count of the incompetency of the
holder.
A. f. Tenant was elected to fill the
vacancy.
Hammond, of Humboldt, introduced
a bill prohibiting the advertisement o
medicines to prevent conceptions or L
produce miscarriages.
By tho samoa bill for the better
protection of miners.
Harris, OF Storey. introduced a bill
authorizing the publication of Nevada
reports of State and judicial officers.
Edison, of Douglas introduced a bill
relating to public schools.
Beer, Of Storey, introduced a bll
creating the office of Mine and Mil
Inspector.
Stewart, of Storey, introduced a bill
authorizing District Judges to appoin
Court Commissioners to hear testi
mony.
Sawtelle, of Lander, introduced
bill defining the time to commenc'
civil actions.
Adjourned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
ID sued ont OF tho District Court o. Eureka
county, State of Nevada, on the 10Th day Of
January, A. ID. 1877, and to me directed and
delivered, for a Judgment rendered in said
Court, by Hon. +. W. Cole, on the 18th day Of
January. A. ID. 1877, in favor of Thomas
Wethercd, plaintiff, and against j. W. Ely
son, Il. Bertrand and W. II. Marian, defend
ants. for six hundred and tweuty-one and
sixty one-hundredths SSH t0l dollars,in l. >.
gold coin, with interest in ike gold coin at
the rate OF ten per cent. per annunl. together
with damages, and one hundred and one and
eighty-iye onc-hunaredths tSl0l 50 dollars,
in IT,. =. gold coin, costs of suit, | have on
this, the sixteenth day, Of January, 4. D.
1877, at one O'Clock p. NJ, levied on the follow
ing described property, to wit: .
Al ths right title, interest and claim OF
the suid defendants. }. W. bllyson. y. Ber-
trand and W. IL. Marian, in and 10 that GER
tain piece or parcel OF mining ground stunt
ed on the western slope of Ruby Hill. knswn
~ the Iip.Top claim, aud described or. page
80 in book b o. the mining records of Eu-
reka Mining District, as six hundred feet on
this ledge running on the course oil the iead
from this monument and notice, with all the
dips. spurs and angles and ono hundred toet
on each side Of the ledge for mining pur-
poses; also, all the right, title, interest ana
claim Of tho said defend ants, j. W. Ellyson,
n. Bertrand and ". Marian, in and to that
certain piece or parcel OF mining ground sit-
uated on Ruby Hill, known as the, Comet
claim. and described on page - in boo< A
ofthe mining records OF Eureka Mining Dis
triet, as one thousand feet Of this ledge run
ming ~ensterly and westerly, including all the
spurs, dips and angles thus granted by the
Eureka Mining District. This ledge to be
known as the Comet Ledge X Co, d scoyered
March 18th, 1870. Notice is hgrcby given,
that on
Thursday, tine Sth Day of February.
A. D. 1877. between the hours Of . o'clock A.
NJ. and } o'clock p. NJ, III: AZ | o'clock p. ~, l
viii sell ali the right, title. claim and interest
trand ana w. IL. Marian, of, in and 10 the
above described property, ut the Court
house. in the county OF kureka, at public
auction. for cash in hand, to the highest and
best bidder, to satisfy said execution and all
costs.
Eureka, Eureka county, Nev., January
10th, 1877.
JAMES SIAS, Shoriif.
by j. b. NELSON, Deputy.
jal1
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HIS name is Christopher Columbus
A.u-g-u.r, not A-u-g-e-r. He derives
his name from "A priest of Jupiter and
TO from a great bore. Moreover, he
is the handsomest mar in the army.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-18

AN iron mountain, rivaling its Mis-
souri, namesake, has been discovered
sixty miles north of Duluth, Mime
sofa. 1t is eight miles long, one n a
half miles wide, and 1000 feet above
the level of Lake Superior.
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FOR RENT.

A HOUSE ON RUBY HILL, FOR <u-uA
boarding-house; best location; partlyR9A@R
furnished. Inquire at Ruby Hill POST
Office. no2-td
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under his command are not to be used
except to prevent a breach of the pub
lie peace by either of the opposing
political parties.
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BORN.
TO FRI ~ i'd.

upIERE WILL BE A JOINT
L meeting of Eureka Hook and ga
Ladder Company, No. J., Rescue 49,.
Hose Company, NO. l, and knicker- -
booker Hose Company, No. 2. on SATUK-
DAY EVESING, January 20, ut SEVEN
o'clock. The OBJ Get of the meeting is to dis
cuss fire matters in general. The general at
tendance of the three companies is requested.
Major W. W. McCoy and Geo. +. Bliss are
re pectfully invited to attend.
JAMES MOONEY,
i. 5. DOUGLAS,
II. KNIGHT,
q. l.. SCOTT,
CHRIS. M0LITESTA,
ALE. Cl1ARlZ.
ia1S
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The Ultiniatum Of the
LONDON, Jan. 16.
A dispatch from Constansinople
saws: AT to-day's sitting of the Con-
ference, the Marquis OF Salisbury, in
the name of his European c~olleages,
communicated to the representatives
of the Porte the last proposals OF the
Powers, whose demands were modi-
fled and softened. The gendarmery,
the division of Bulgaria into two prov
inces, and the restriction Of Turkish
troops to certain places, are not men
toned in the proposition. 1t was sub
mitted to day.
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NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE,

NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE.
EIGHTH SESSION.
THIRTEENTH DAY.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND PASSED.
An Incompetent Clerk Removed.
A MINE AND MILL INSPECTOR.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO II SENTINEL
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LONDON, Jan. II.
Silver 57%c.
The VItimafum of the Powers.
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MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
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BILLS INTRODUCED AND PASSED.

A MINE AND MILL INSPECTOR.
, 1877-03-24
9nldnoi(ite Dspe(hfn.

Sprinafielb, Mafi. %. Mdrs.
WrAipalS Wc@owar, 65 Sabre alt, tSo-
, 1877-03-24
GuropdiGde Nahridten.

2Ser[tn. MuS benz Yoien1Aen tukn
6eridtst. baB bort 3ublreide Ir6eitsr.
ieiosr taft 9dnali@ mitteuos, tuieter
~.intreffen, Die in ben Sabren bes iui,us
Rrie(Ien Nufidmunses mad @efpbslea
un6 benz Hieberrbein per3o9en tuatet.
Blr bic 2anbmirtbidaft Der 0fliden
Yropinaen, bic bisber iber ~fab(bares
Mrbeitermansel flaste, er6ffnen fia Do,
bnr4 mieber before Gualiaten, aber co
iuirb unm69li@ iein, aqe &rafte. oR'
burd bic td9lid semeloeten Irbeitsein'
~iellunseu in ben 3eden, 9atten unb
Gabrifen Der Hssierunssbejirte Nrns'
berg unb DaTelborf fret tuerosn, wiss
Der au beidaiisen. Die Ma4ridten
iber bic Irbeiterfalamitat in Bo4um,
GiIen unb anberen @tabten lauten tms
u,er bebsatlid.r, uno e8 1T besrsini d.,
baB rlan in Wesierun9streiien bieiem
@~esenfanbs bic %eeipanntefe Iufmerf'
lamtsit rpibmet. SIS mirb nidts IN
bsrs ibris blsibsn. ats bic 6ifentlidsn
Nrbeiten (an @e9en, &~iieababuen,
4raden, &andlen &C. mad W6sli@teit
III forbern. Sn bteiem @tnne ideint
bsun aua bic Nesieruns @elbbewiais.
uussn bonn 2anbtase u~srlausen au wol'
len.
Die Bubgettommti1ou 6ss Nbseorb.
n~stsnbauies p~erbanbelte dbermals uber
bic Wubmesbaue, reip. bic anosrweits
Ginri4tuns bss 3eusbauies gu Berlin.
Der Mbg. Derser beantra9te, ftatt A.
33O, OOOW. aur 2,9OO,OOOW. ju Be.
wiGisen, mas bic 8eisitisuns Der Soup.
pei nit Malerei (80O,000We.l, Tslo'
6errn . Statuen 100000 Wf.) unh
@lasba4 i'm Sofe (130. OO0W.) in 0d
idlieBt. Wbs. Wirdow mar mar fur
bic @snsbmisuns Der unsiaseiAranttsI
Rssisrun9sporla9e, uerlau8te absr bic
iabrlids 8smiui9uns Der erforoerliden
Dauiumme burd ben @tat. ytaAoem
lid Der Rrisasminttsr b. &amsts nit
ben Hssieruu9stomminarien einssbeno
seduBert unb bic Ibss. NSderatb mab
b. peeremann sessn oaS gauge Yroistt
G1 aus9eiprodsn batten, wuroe BET Der
Nbtimmun9 bas Imenbement Berger
nit a0sn sssen 6 Gtimnssn absslsbut
uab Die Hesierunssuorlase. eiaialieB'
lid bsS 8irdow'idem GtatSamenos'
ments, NIT bcr namli4eu Waioritdt
ansenommen. Sm Sauie ielbf 1T Die
0orlase, bauptiddli4 auf Wir4owS
gmpfebluns NIT GROCER NaiOritdt aa'
aenomnen worben.
, 1877-03-24
Mfutte teltsr. Yeps(@ea.
Ser &rieg i'm Orient.

Qoubou, %. Mdrs. Die rBof"
meloet. Sa6 Cir 9en,D Guiott nidt wieSer
nod &~onftantinopcl seididt ueroen tuirb
Gr ,piro tpabrideinlid our Pairwiroe CT
boben unb penlioairt werben.
Sen. @oloon ioll gu Wfaiioluab einen
Brieoens. unb 9aaoelsoertraa 5tpiihen
Gsppten uuo Qbpiinien gu StanSe ses
bradt baben.
Sniursenten aus ben benadharteu 8ro
pinsen BON 8e1srao. welde in bee ierbi'
iaen Nru1ee oienten, IinS nit BEN feften
Gntidluiie nad ibrer 9eiu,atb 3uriidses
febrt, neue Muftdnoe in ibrea @eburts'
often 3u peranla1en.
Das itaponiide Gomite suWloSfau fat
Dem ruifiden &oniul gu &asuia 10000
Siubel iiberididt. uni Die ruiiiideu Sc
lontare i'm Sale oee @rneueruhs res &rie
9es 3,piiden Montenesro uno Der Bforte
au u~ntertitea.
Cine Depeshe Ser nTimss" meloet aus
Baris: rSobato bic 0emobiliiruus FER
ruiiiden Nrmee anscoronet 1T. miro iid
europa iber bie@eidminoisteit punsern
NIT welder bic WaBreael aussefit6rt
,uir6. @iele 3esimeuter iino bereits bon
Der @reuse e~ntfernt tuoroeu, uno iobalo
baS YrotofoI unttr3eidnet 1T, miro Der
Gsar cine Brotlamation erla1en. wclde
ben MbbruA eines bereits CUR 9alfte se~
lcerten 2asers uno bic Oemobiliiirruna
Der suriidaebliebenen Eruppen ano' onet.
Der G;ar 1T iid oss i@led)ten fi%nan;icl>
len uuo i%o;iolen 3ufauses III @aBlanS
tuebl beuuBt. &s oerlautct. baB bel ben
(estbin ftattgefunoenen So5ialiten' Fro-
5e1en beu~nrubisense @ntbiuuusen &c
ttad)t tuuraen. aus iuelden beruor9ine.
bab sic So;iafiRen.Nsitation tueiier Der.
breitee 1T, als man au3une9nlen seeeist
mar, unb baB Der So3ialiSmus iosar un=
ter ben 8eamten uno ben Sii3ieren Der
Irnlee oiele anbanser sdblt."
Baris, %. Mdr3. @en. Ssnatieff
.piro, follte baa 8rotofol unter5eidnet
,psrben, cine l3uiummenfunft ber ore'
Scatter oeranifalten.
, 1877-03-24
Denti@Ianh

Berlin, %. Mdr3. &aiier Wil'
bsIm besins sefern ieinen 80. @eburts.
tag. Ni9t nur Berlin, ionoern gang
Deutialano feierten, uuo BON alien Sci.
ten ginaen benz &aiier @ladwanide au'
SIM Sdloiie CAB eS 9roBe @our.
2onbou II, %. Mdrs. Cine 9epeI@s
Ser vNews" beridtet aus Berlin, oaB am
Sonnetftag Morsen aufresenoe @erii9.
te iiber cine r~euolutioudre 8epesuns bas
ielbft i'm 1mlanfe, ipelde bel @elesensci'
bes @eburtstases oes Gaiiers fiattfinocr
folte. Ser Sag persins ieoo4 obne bic
9erinsite &ubet6runs.
, 1877-03-24
unsarn.

peth. %. Mdrs. Ser Sinan3mini'
itsr bot Der Seputirtenfammer cine Sc.
febesporlo9e unterbreitet, welde bic Ste.
9ierun9 ontorilirt, cine 6'prosentise
@olbanleibs gu erbeben, Inn bic l6tueben
oeSdulb, welde li9 auf 10000, 000@ul
ben belduft gu lunbiren. Sci Miniiter
erflarte, er erwarte einen @e9lel in Del
politii4en @ituation, ,uel9sr cine SoIde
Mfabre9el besiiniisen piroe.
, 1877-03-24

&riessert1druns 9esen
$ dnster mi obconer
Qtteratur. Ybilaoelpbia foQ. tad
Der Nnaabe Nntboup Gom1ods, Ser Srt
fem. mo ale giher, Viloer, pbotosra-
p6ien idmueisen SnbaltS ibre @ntltehuns
ftnoen uub bon bolt iber baS gauge 2ano
uerbreitet ,peroen. Den unermislitcn
@rplorer auf benz @ebiete Der iAliipfrtsen
2iteratur unb &unfproottion 1T es nun
mcbr aud s%elansen. bort cine gemeauns
in Sang gu brinsen. Die auf einem aaS;
aebebnten Teloaus aeaen Die Sdmutar.
titet ocutet. Sn Tolae eines Gnfrufs
batten lid scitern Ibeno etr" 1900 bcr>
uorraeenoe 8iirser einaefunoen. bic einen
'ccmplsten &reu;;us planten. Das %iociale
uebel ioa in Der gtaot cer Vruoerliebe
grtinbtih aus9erottet perocn. Wfan
mi,o oemnad balo BON sablreiden Ser
baftuu9en b6ren.
, 1877-03-24

DS5 THE CIRCULATION or TIN
STATS GAZETTE IS LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION or ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS !;
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1877-03-24
Birsinia StadtS>@ a3etGt
tas.su bsraasessebeu son
9sba 8. Qsin.
no. 8 3tuSlfte StraRe.
Rid m TO, y q.

WreiIe ber MujeiBeu:
, 1877-03-24
SEND YOyH MONEY

u Post otice orders. checks. or draff - ~ew
1ork. Wherever convenient. II not, thtu astes
ne levers sonsasoing money. Address
w. ENGLAND. pubpsher.
~"n once. New FORK Ctr
, 1877-03-24

tcte seifern Morsen gu @ranbD ieinen
25 iabriaen gawieseriObu Sobn Mc<
@owan ourd einen @@us. 8eioe tua~
rcn our a3eit betrunfen. Ser Tbater
uuroe perbaftet.
9artfor6, Conn.,, %. Mdr3.
George Gregory bradte geitcrn abeno
ieiner Trau cine tDotltde ghuBmunoe
bel. sls l1rfade miro @iferiudt anse>
seben.
Ospeso, 49,, %. Mdrs. Na'
tban .. Greenfield, tpelder feline Trau
in Orwen. Osweso County, ermoroete.
wurbe seitern gum Sooe perurtbsilt. Die
Sinri9tuns 1T auf ben IL. Nsai fsHse<
iebt.
philadelphia, %. Mdr3. Ir.
thur 90. 2emis, IS Sabre aft, ,puroe se'
tern Morgen in Der @ieberei Der $50.
Mocris & Sastsr BON Der ausenblidIiA
eet5otet.
2oneaIter,p 3d., %. Mdr5. Mdb<
reno 9r. 81. .. &line setern ben Mr<
beitern iu Der Baumuollpinnerei Nr. 2
loren 2obn aussablte, murbe er BON els
mem eemi6en gouarb Wilbelm, wel4en
er furs porbsr entlailen botts, our@ einen
@9las auf ben 2opf gu Bcoen seitrsdt.
Wilbelm bemddtiste ii6 baranf oss@el-
oes-nabe3u s1o.o0o-unb e%ntflob,wur-
ne jeoo9 balo na9ber wieoer einsefaa.
gen UNI in's @%efdnsniB absefi6rt.
gineinnati %. Mdrs. Sobn
Wsit, elm Mrbeiter in elmer @dssmi6le
su Sort Wapne, Sno., perunslidte ge=
fern Mbeno auf uabrbaft srauensrresen'
be @eiIe. Mdbreno er Dor elmer in
IdnsIem 1mlaufe befinoliden 3irfella'
&c itano, tbat er einen Gebltritt, ~itiir5te
nit Dem a0rper quer iiber Die @dse nno
,uuroe oerart in awei @tide setbeilt
oab cine SdIfte oes a0rpers auf ieoer
Seite Der edge su Booen fiel.
, 1877-03-24
Gtalien.

2onoon, %. Mdrs. giner Oeps.
ide aus &om aufolse, bsabf9tist sig.
nor Welesari, Der italieniide Miniitsr
ocs @enbern, a~bSuoanten, unb @rai
Gorti ioQ BEN @erncbmen mad ole iein
Nahfolger ernannt ,peroen.
Wtoni. Narois, MufIeber Der beiliscn
@Ota, 1T toot.
, 1877-03-24
bic T1bkur,

q ssfttnmt :. ssanss bisbsrise SeiluertaSren nm,
enlteben, Die. eur piro burd bas iosetannte
So9nal an6 brr4 ginnsbmen pom &obpmInes
SeIptrtt Vie s%obbdber 5et9em an, no bic Srantheit
Sett. jet9em, fe Bite 2ebenstraft bes MenIden an.
Tanfenbe. finS tn BEN lesten 3pei Sabren In Ser
paoesNnitalt, PA Stanton Ctr, Neru sort, sebetlt
worben. Inter ben @ebeilten befinben it& piele
Ger;te unb Mpotbefer. Ste 9obbEber unterideteen
tt& bon anberen 9dberrt baburd, bas fe brett auf
PIE Rrantbett etnIpirfen, unb ben franfen Stoii ents
iernsn, N psl9er TSrm er aud gum @ori6ein
!!ctnme. Ste ttno Elm Serbrenrtun9s, Dber @usI6eis
bnti9ssYroceb, Der &rantbeitstoiie. Sober Rrante
mfrs BET Der Nnwenbuns bisler Sur i~oSuiosen iein
stssnet aratt;, gsenn ScmanS bnr4 bteie @aoer &C,
betlt TIT, 10 tit er ptrtlid unb rabital aebetIt, wahs
rene nab Der bisberisen .3eilmetbose Bite mittst
8emShnltd sefabrltder fub ais BITE Rrantbeitielb1t,
hme n9 siisrs IN san3ss Seer iseiinbarer sramts
ObsieiS sie syybaser ale eran,beiten, tnisrltB
,nb dubsrIi@. ~turtren, 70 iinb bod bic gSirfnnse1
bet t%ol9ensen 8rantbetten, Defenders wenn fe i'd
nod tn aentem3 3 uitanbc ~befinber, sans auBerorbents
lt4: Gteber, felbft serpens nub Spphusfieber,
'ssass" s 81 lsa "as ss'sss"iaS1 mt aNs Sa sirS..
bsionbers bet iunaen 2eutsn u. int eriten Stabium,
sews5nli@ IIei4t turtrt. WaHesimdJt, Wbess
taattStnmS perben oft feb. idnel ssbeiIt;
tbpbtIttttd)e 9rantbeiteH in tebenh &rabe. Sci
&nberen 9ranfbeiten, NrambmMnScn, 0es
tdgtrttrett, .Seropbeltt &C: IL bic Mirtuns cine
pisslt$s u. tt@tbass; Mur elm gab lit binrei4snb,
aenfreb& unb Bite iosenannte Ssarn. obsr
Hmferrubr (eine bis ieSt nnbeilbore 9rantbeit)
wnrben Sebeilt. Bet febtsrer &tamfbett seben "a
g!ro,ent hes 3aderitsfss nit iebsu, Babe sur4 bes
llrin ab.
Die Babes ..tnb giunsbnes putper merber mad
Eben plaS I'm 2anbe p~erIaxbt, Ger preis bes
gabes9ututrS TT So, ber bes @trnebme ; pulpera
8. Man laHe f4 etne 8roidirs lber bic aobfw
" swatd@tr sher btntfdsr Sprate fdiden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton Str, (Box 1S0gE
Nsw Qork
, 1877-03-24

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Gin Gaudre. cine Np&e SU0
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Gin Squars bret @fonati 10 W
Ur5eerSMm,ttsen werosn iuisr tere&nsi.
aat sber uentser Bet n tflben etntn SaRare.
Mue Nnsisen Fnb tn asraxs III satItn.
Die 3eituns wirb tn @itmcnb uub I'm.
ssaenb BON ben 1rGsern fit IS Gents pet
Wcme a~usgetragen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-21
TFFE CITY
MEMPHIS:

the Public Ledger It Five Gents.
The PUBLIC LEDGER will be supplied
on all trains and at all stations on the
following railways, at FIVE CENTS per
copy, by the agents Of the Southern
Railway News Company, viz:
Memphis and Louisville railway.
Memphis and Little Rock railway.
South and North Alabama railway.
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
railway.
Memphis and Charleston railway.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE AND PADUCAH
AND MEMPHIS RAILWAYS.
Mr.. John Epperson, or employees, will
supply the PUBLIC LEDGER at Eve cents
on the above named railways.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-21
Bourne-earrstt.

AT Wythe depot, yesterday. Rev. DR..
Wsddeu Off Nc Charles A.
Bourne was united in marriage to Miss
Belle Garrett. The bride is a lovely yonug
lady, daughter Of Captain Kenneth Gar
rett, OF Wythe Depot, one OF the best cili-
zens of Shelby county, and she is also
granddaughter Of Colonel ]. NJ. Patrick.
The groom is 4 son of Captain james T..
Bourne, en- old and prominent citizen,
aud is cashier Of the R. E. Lee wharf
boat. He is a most worthy and promis-
ing young man. The happy young
couple so %auspiciously united have many
friends 10 wish them a long lie of the
happiness they Low enjoy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-21
The Oyster War.

Farrell, the real oyster king, 1856 Main
street. is mad because he was not nom
mated for mayor. The consequences is,
be has put down tbs price # fresh oyS.
tiers to only 25c per can, which ia cheaper
than meat, eggs or bone fish. Guaran.
teed four to FIVE dozen to a can, and
oysters warranted fresh aud fat. lOl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-21
GRAND GIFT CONCERT!
sunday, Dec. 23, 1877, at
HALL,
Corner Jefferson and Second streets.

ENCOURAGED by the success of their last
~ entertainment, the Committee has decided
to give another Concert on the same principle.
Zach ticket holder has a chance in the fol-
lowing prizes;
/. An elegant Lady's Gold Watch and chain.
2. A beautiful ParlOr Clock.
8. An elegant Amythest Ring.
4. A Silver Castor of exquisite workman.
ship, and other minor prizes, representing
$500, the proceeds to pay for the new stage,
which will be turned over to the public on the
occasion.
Prizes may be inspected at Goodshaw's
30 cents each, will be for sale. They can also
be bought at the hall and Of all members.
Ample facilities 10 accommodate all who
may attend. as the new upper hall is now
completed. R.S =
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-21

Mr.. Will D. Sommers, Of Collierville.
is in the city to day.
Mr.. ]. s Carpenter returned last night
from a trip to Louisville.
Colonel James Johnson, general South
ern agent of the Illinois Central railroad,
with headquarters at Cairo, is in the city
on business.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-21

If you have not yet, patrO.
niZe the wonderful bankrupt
sale. Ask your neighbOr how
very fabuIOusIy cheap they
bought their boots and shoes,
and you will surely not neg
Iect to cali at No. 344 Main st,
VOegeIi's former stand.