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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-28
SEALED Proposals
CLERKS orFLCE BOARD OF Gown

SLkhh ofFlCE BOARD oy rn,
Call, wHkELING Apr,I = Slow
Sealed Proposals viii be r,.., - 49,. !
for the e9 9sIIo Msg i, a, eicSs S
fogue's Run Rosd-Excayat,os"o f'
rogues Run Road-Mecadsn,,
cubic yards, stone 10 be broSrn ias =,
Nhee!in: aud Elm Groys D.,
wells runl-Exeavstioa, s,snDSHsse a..
south Branch II Short Cr,.s we,
ton, 2,oOj cubic yards. saeav..
Bids must be SCI arste for ....
must he by the cubic yart N, mad, AZ
or material, specifying in ths s.ea cha
vation, the prices Tor earth ottis.
and solid rock, respeciiyr'y "ee Ack
average haul not Ia exceed a a VIE a.
Proposals must give The mil ~,
postomce address Of bidder s AZ
names OF some Responsible mas o he
Ties as references tor the char,c,.! % pNs
sponsibility OF the bidders. shd ".
The Board res, ryes the r,,.,,
any or all bids. e"' +" Hsec,
w - ,GHAs. II. DEITERs e.,
W. Z. SMITH, Engineer >ss't,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-28
Ga sight.

Shicase journal.
BE Nh II and stepped out to see 3
lind betysen aeh. why, Edward"
a|ass :i in Il ~ sYs; pss,' replied
he, solemnly, ~ suppose there are-a
saw such sad sight when [ was out.N
"You did; what was it2" inquired she.
"Such sad sight" continued he1keep-
ing his face away that she might not
smell his bresth- Il discovered young
man whom l have known for years
drinking whisky" "You didP YES
standing right in plain sight before m
partaking deeply AID carelessly OF the
dreadful intoxicating glass" There was
a little pause, when the young lady sud.
denly said, "Edwsrd, was he standing
right in front Of your "Yes, pet" was
the reply. There was another pause
when the young lady asked again, "Ed
ward, don't most of the fashionable
saloon counters have great nice mirrors
night on the walls behind themT Ed
ward flushed little, and looked quiz
zical as he replied that he believed
they did. And there he permitted th'
subject to drop.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-28

And all Oin'r gOp'N al IpN'h
Butter and FRgs, Putaip's. Oh i"h'' ~
and other PTOduC" ca thh'l
We want every on" ~ rem mo
our goods are guaraHt'ri g." go
satisiac lion. .,,. ~.
Gall and look for yUup"I a,
k.t square Grocery and h."t va
aplJ fktD' W
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-28
We Have this Day Opened
FIRST CLASS
Grocery store
AND MAT MARkET CONBlNkI
Cor. Market end Tenth SIS,

where yoI cen 'uI 1000 gonls u'1i'. -
for q FIR .-,it.nDiur"Ty 'u,tr.aHI . VI
best al - eta, ~g.i,d aud -n A0l -
Lard, SauS1-e. SO. Ouf mr'lrh
80 StIL ttItp Tor 'Nh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-28
Wheat and Flour IN the Northwest.
Handles Zeitung, translated for the Amer


Wheat and Flour in the Northwest.
Handles Zeitung, translated for the Amer
lean .niller.
The demand for American wheat and
its manufactured product, -four, has
grown with each year, and, indeed, in so
astonishing a manner that one asks him
III the reason why cd countries which
have been known long time as the
granaries OF the world, must yield
their long-ssserted pre-eminence to
Younger and more vigorous
rival. The cause lies near enough, if one
calls to mind the fact that these lands
hold last 10 the customs and methods
employed and handed down by their an
c,stors; while here, men avail themselves
of every improvement in machine ) and
tae production of manufacture, IN order
to keep pace with the times and to OBJ
s,rve every source of advantage that Is
a.tainsble.
Our farmers are especially to be con-
graduated that through the use of excel
lent machines in our American -four
mills, American flour is so much sought
after in foreign countries, and is deemed
equal to the best products of the English
and German mills, and often surpasses
them. The demand for wheat in order
to make flour for expectation to foreign
lands, will grow with each year, and the
farmers of the Northwest will, by this
means, directly derive the greatest bene.
lit; especially from spring wheat which
is now raised in the Northwest, rs this
produces the finest flour.
Four or five years ago the prices for
spring wheat were so low in comparison
with the prices now ruling the market,
that our dealers were compelled to send
wheat abroad instead OF -four. Since
that time, by the help of middlings puriti-
ers, we have become able To produce SO
excellent a quality OF -four, that We ship
much OF our spring wheat abroad in the
form of -four. Of course millers use mid
dlings purifiers in Austria, Hungary and
Germany, and have done so for muca
lenger time than in this country. Stall,
the well known cuteness OF the Yankees
has SO improved and perfected them that
the machines now in use III Europe bear
NO real comparison 80 those used here.
although they were first introduced here
only i've years ago.
Scientific investigations which have
lstely been made, have demonstrated that
the most nutritive part ola grain OF
wheat does not lie in the centre of it, but
lust beneath the outer hull. Accordingly,
by the old methods which mlllers iol-
lowed, a greater part of the best portion
OF the wheat was left among the otfal.
Since the introduction Of improved mid.
dlings purifiers, the bran is so thoroughly
separated from the middlings that the
best patent flour can be produced wholly
from midd,ings. Without the use OF
these machines only flour of an Inferior
kind could be made from middlings, be-
cause the bran could not be separated
from them, but would be Incorporated In
the flour.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-28
p PROPOSALS
SEALED Propose

VIII, BE RECEIVED ArruaLs
" OF the West Virginia D. ahE oPPlcp
on on tuesday, the lst day o, ~ Io'eloeksS
see ess siTe Of convict labor II ,S Nay =;
etTceeaing nye years, as fol,o~a term b.,
Invent twenty or more cigar navy;
len or more shoe makes
Len or more broom msk
i ana nity or more Tor any,
pioy ment In which the use =, Kind OF en-
will not be required use OF steam posl.
n Eas1 oia must specify tha.,
posed to De manuiactut.d., me as articles p,O.
SQUARE ieet OF shop room Va. we nun osr q,
per day Tor each CONVEX s sna the prs.
ent price per day is STATED ana ,O. II tlte,.
periods. each period and mr.. .ot dif,sri
ststei. that one may De ascs vs must Be -
ihe Board OF Directors r,ss,v
70 ,eJecl any or all bids. Ine rlsL,
fp5 cig should be address,
Il. Bridges, sup't, Mound.yiIIs " 70 Va
endorsed, bid Tor Labor" WA, ,ss
By order OF the Boan,i o, D,,a,,
'" " l.. bRllSE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-28

A SIXTEEN PAGE journal, filled with
choice news regarding ladies' and chill
drcn's fashions, with careiully-desigHed
cuts, With reviews, art criticism, theat-
ricsi and musical news, society notes,
scientific and useful items, talks 70 house
keepers, serial and other stories, ETC.
this is furnished twelve times 8 year for
one dollar by w. +. Andrews, Cincin-
natl. Send ten cents for specimen copy
of "Andrews' Bazaar"
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STATE MATTERS.
TIE ronghs are about 10 take Nor
gsntown.N 7

TIE ronghs are about 10 take Nor
gsntown. Y
TH4-Menengalis county fair-will be
held in September. 81. ,. ....yra
WHxAy crops look fine in the neigh
borbood of, Wellsburg. rusa aa. ..sr
TIE farmers of the Third district are
engaged in planting corn. s2a," 3.
FoRrY-THREE students have been grad
uated at she Stale University since 1t
opened.
Mr.. ALPHA RALPsSIDER's meat house
in Morgantown was entered by thieves
last week. -.-
A NEGRO swindler has been taking in
the colored population OF Charleston, IN
numerous ways.
NoYEs BURLEw, Esq, has been sp
pointed deputy United States marshal
BY Marshal r. W. Patton.
The new oil refinery o. Messrs. Hond.
kinson, at Mingo, will probably start
operations next week. WelLSburg Her.
aid.
JAS. WHEELER, of Reedsville, has been
arrested Tor committing rape on the per-
son of Elizabeth Squires, near King
wood.
A NEW agricultural society is to be
organized at Uhrchsyille, with q capital
of $3.50 in shares of $40 esch.- Wells
urg Herald.
TIE summer term Of the West Vir.
.inis College, at Pennington, Taylor
county, will begin on Monday May 7th
Buckhannon Delta.
THE Pioneer Barrel Company and the
kanswha Wooden Mills, both Of which
have been idle for . month or so past, re-
simed operations last weekly. Va
Jurnai.
JOHN GUsKMAN, son of W. ID. Guse'
man, OF Morgantown, came near meeting
his death from Ratchet wound. MIR
Gusemsn was cutting with the insttu'
ment, when it flew from the handle, and
struck the boy in the forehead.
The Wellsburg Herald says: The an'
nual commencement ceremonies are a..
ready causing commotion at Bethany
and here, especially among those WIT
deal in wearing apparel. 1t takes some
weeks to break in commencement suit
A MISSION Sunday School has been
instituted ut the school house in Perry.
Vile, near Charleston. ID. =. Lovett is
superintendent, and w. K. Truslow
president of the West Virginia bank
Charleston, assistant superintendent.
THE Wellsburg Herald informs us
that Joseph Chamberlain, whose SEN
tence of imprisonment we Iotlced q
couple OF weeks ago, was released very
shortly alter, by order OF the Judge OF
the Circuit Court, owing to intormallty,
and on giving the proper pond.
CLARKsBUKG wants $4,000 damages
for property taken by the Weston and
West Fork railroad in tapping the Bal.
timore and Ohio railroad at that place,
and 50 the directors propose accepting the
proposition of Bridgeport, which will
give them the right of way. Hardly
enough public spirit for a Capital At
Clarksburg.-W. Va. Journal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-28
a CARD,

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South America. Send a self-addressed
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-28

ALL nervous exhaustion and painful
diseases speedily yield to the curative
Influences of Pulvermschsrs Electrsc
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-28

STANLEY, the explorer, in private
letter to friend, states that the most
beautiful spot he has seen IN all his
travels is JzjzjzjzizjzJz, on the
southerly shore OF Lake Nyiyiyiyiylyi.
Puck
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-28
SEALED Proposals
oFficR Oh rHE DEPARr.yyror
FREE SCHOOLS, STAN NJ.
WHEELING A., -

FREE SCHOOLS, STNIE n. !
WHEELING, April, -. ,
Sealed proposals will be- r.ce,v...,..
office of th!S Department Il ~ ~. 10
lS", Tor reshingllug the hulldinS ~ ~. :
Branch State Normal Scbooi :, &'
Liberty, OHIO county. The bid. 10 y.
for removing the old shlnglr, ana | ''''''I ,
on the new orty-eIght squares M, his
less. Nv the square. I'he sEinFl.,,
The best quailty of white pine .rI
nailed, and The several cnur>ss IN -
but four inches. " W.
Each bidder must give h SinlI Man,.
postoffice address. with r>pop.,hI.,.n.-
enccs ~ security that the vork 80.
done according 10 contract.
W. h. PENDl.ErJy
President Of Board Of Regent, "iIt.,..
Normal SshoOl. A..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-28
MOURNING GOODS

BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTH,
BLACK TAMISE.
BLACK CASHMERES,
BLACK CANTON CLOTH,
BLACK BATI STE,
BLACK LINEN LAWN,
BLACK AND WHITE ORGANIZES.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-10
PraciIcnl sslr.Aciinr nnr Ii.

NAnk OOR AAWs
A correspondent sends 10 the Rural
Sun from Pinewood, Tenn, the following
substitute for the dog law:
Patented to prevent infringement by lesisla-
tion.l
Those having not the law are a law unto
themselves. Romans, ii, xiv.
EDITORS RURAL SUY-The combined
wisdop of the legislature having repeal.
ed the dog Law and not having given
ua the better one" the above text is
peculiarly applicable to the sh~eep-raisers
VI Tennessee. The merits Of the Law 70,
Gently repealed will not be discussed, bp,
as the sheen owners have to be a law
unto themselves, the followingis suggest.
ec, and which II enforced will be found
to york we'll and effectively;
Resolved by the farmers ana sheep.
raisers OF Tennessss, That each and
every one Of Ns keep on hand a double
barrellsd gun well charged with buck.
shot, which will be found o "vory pres.
ent help in trouble"
Be it Resolved. That each and every
dog iound ppen the lands Of aueh per
soma, enaccompauisd by its master, be
treated to the contents Of said gun.
Be it further Resolved, That in add.
ton to said gun, said farmers keen also
on hand a bottle Of strychDine, to be
aprinkltd on any sheep that may be
killed on the place. To provide for the
weak and timid dogs that may congre
gate, 1t is best to cut the carcass into
pieces Of suitable size, and having put
into each piece sone Of the contents Of
the bottle, scatter them around eight OF
ten feet 90 that all that como may be
accommodated.
bet ell adopt this Law and practice it
and u will protec. the sheep and materi,
ally lessen the pets Of the legislature.
To keep down disputes and fuses
never talk about killing or having killed
dogs, and all will be we'll. 1t is no. the
killing, but the talk that creates trouble.
Let ROt your right handknow what your
lett hand doeth."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-10
Church Services ro.norrow.


THE following notices are inserted free Of
charge. We request that officers Of churches.
who desire 80 TO do, viii furnish US. on Sat-
urdays. with brief notices Of services in
their respective places Of Worship;
Linden Street Christian Church-sunday-
school at 9 am. Communion service at 10 80
am. Preaching by David Walk at ILLS am.
No night service.
Central Baptist Church. Second and Beal
streets - Services at II a.m. and 1850 Pm.
by DR.. LAndrum, pastor. s~unday-school al
$3.50 am.
Court Street Cumberland Presbyterian
Church Services at II am. and 1880 pm. By
George 7. Stainback, d. D., pastor.
st. Lazarus HpiscopaD Church, Madison
street-Sunday-schocl at 9;3l am. Services
ats am, II ;0) a m. and 1880 PM, by Rev
Chas. @. Parsons, rector. Seats free.
First Presbyterian Church. corner Third
and Poplar streets Services at Il am. and
$50 pm. by Rev. John Law officiating. Sun.
day school at 9 80 am.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-10
THE CITY.
:
Saturday Evening, slarch 10, 1877,
Police Oourt.

This morning Recorder DUFF disposed
Of the following cases and IN The follow.
ing manner
Eveline Buekner (colored), stealing a
chemizette, sent to Jail in default OF
$4,000 bail. Leo johnson, j. B. James,
drunkenness, ined 5 each. Mrs Ford,
drunk and d~isorderly, fined $40 Rich'd
Mcdonnell aud William Fife, vagrancy,
~ each. Bette Cole and Joe O'Conner,
levdness, aRed az each. Joe Ewing,
suspicion of larceny and proving, Gned
50 and committed to Jail in default Of
$3.50 bail.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-10
FACTS AND FANCIES.

Hayes likes Rhine wiAe.
HoratiO Seymour is quite feeble.
Dom Pedro has been at Mount vesu.
vius,
The beauty of French women is de.
parting.
Young Scotch artists are growing in
genius.
The sultan rides a white horse with a
gold saddle.
The new potatoes are elegant. They
are cut pOmpadour.
DR.. Kenealy now carries a cane in.
stead Of an umbrella.
San Francisco, with a population of
800 600, gets along with a police force Of
only l2O.
A Frenehman has invented q talking
machine. Will be call it Mary or Sarah
or Susan?
German tacticians are surprised at the
rapidity with which France has recov
cred her military strength.
A Kentucky bride wants a divorce.
because her husband deceived her as 10
the number of real legs he happened to
possess.
Colonel Hardee's theory Of destroying
insects by discharging 6nsr.rms among
them and killing them by conclusion ia
reviving.
whitehall Times: Some people like
oysters on a half shell, others quail on
toS,t, but as for US we prefer eagles on
$40 gold pieces"
Emperor Williams f~avorite CHARGER,
Ssdowa, aged twenty-eight years, which
bore his mejesty at the battle Of Keaig.
CRATE and in the rest Of that campaign.
fell MORALLY wounded Saturday.
A negro idea Of ministerial quahsca.
ton: DE new preacher is mo larnt dan
Mistuh Boles was; but, Lor' bless ysu,
sab, be amt got de doleiul sound like
Aistuh Boles had. No, indeedy."
A wealthy Boston man ogerod Mr..
Moody 500 il he would cure lin of in.
temperance. The evangelism got him into
the tabernacle aud converted him for
nothing. Moody warrants the cure.
The earl Of Caithness is Of a mechau-
icAl turn Of mind. BE has invented n
tape loom, a steam carriage to run on
ordinary roads, and a graviiatiog CON.
pass, which 10 said to be the steadiept
known.
The pope is reported to be at the pea.
ent remarkably well. Be wants the
ecumenicAl council TO reasonable at
Rome; but the cardinals object 10 the
council being held in q city garrisoned
BY Italians.
Miss Braddon, the novelist, writes ia a
crampei position on a bit Of card board
held in her lap. She wears.a t~ailor's
thimblO 10 keep her finger from being
mixed, and her handwriting 10 as heavy
as a grenadisr'a
Only four fOrsign princes not reigning
sovereigrs are knights Of the British
Order Of the Garter. These ara the
Grown Prince Of Germany and his son
Prince William, Prince Louis Of Hesss,
and Prince Christian Of Schleswig.Hok
stein.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-10
HoRRID MURDRR.
A woman Beats Her Husband's
Bratns Out in = Lonely Wood.

- =
BFains out in = Lonely Wood.
Brownsville Tenn.l Star. Sth.l
The most outrageous and unprovoked
murder ever perpetrated in this county
came to light last Saturday. A man was
hunting turkeys in the Hatchie bottom,
this county, near Simpsons ferry, when
he discovered the dead body of a negro
man, covered with leaves, at the roots Of
a large tree. An inquest was held over
the remains by j. L. Weaver, j. P, the
next day, when the following shocking
facts we're developed: The dead mans
name was William Johnson, and he re-
sided in Shelby county. In the early
part Of January, or perhaps sooner, his
wife left him, aud ceming to this county
took up with a negro mar named West
Frayser, who lives near Durhamville
On the 30th of January Johnson followed
his wife to her abode OF sin and per.
suaded her to 60 back with him to their
home. They passed on in that direction
and entered the bottom on the road lead
ing to the aforementioned ferry. In
a few hours the woman returned alone,
and on being asked as to the absence OF
her husband, said he had gone down the
river in a caf1oe to avoid arrest for some
violation Of law. To another scauain-
lance whom she met she said that John
son had been arrested and sent to the
Covington jail, aud to a third she stated
that she had put Johnson where he would
not trouble Ler any more. The body Of
the dead man, when found, was 10 q state
Of good preservation, though it had been
dead five weeks before discovery. The
skull was broken into fragments, and a
huge stick lying nesr by showed unmis-
taxable evidences Of having been the
fatal weapon used by this wicked woman
to murder her uHsuspecting husband.
Last Thursday the murderess was onsthe
streets of Brownsville, but was not then
suspected of any crime, as the body had
not then been found. The officers Of the
law are now on her track, and she will
doubtless be brought to justice soon.
If she is guilty it is to be hoped hat the
full penalty OF the law may be melted out
TO her with speedy retribution.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-10
lGGAl.
Attachmnonf Mofinn.

Before J.. S. Galloway, Justice of the Ponce
for Shelby County, Tenn Thomas Warren
to use of VIM. Warren, irn Va. Berry & Co
TN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT
4 having been sued out under section 3455 al
the Cooe Of Tennessee, and returned by me
proper officer levied ~ sarn'shment upon he
property Of the defendants, and affidavit hay-
ing been made that the defendants arc iustly
indebted to the plaintiff in the sum Of
about $3.50, due by account. and tbat
the defendants arc nou-residents of the
State Of Tennessee it is therefore ordered that
the said defendants mako their personal an.
pearance before me or some other Justieo
Of the Peace on the 18Th day Of April.
1871, at u o'clock m, at my Office, No, z79l
Main street, in the city Of Memphia, Tenn..
and defend said attachment suit, wi;iia the
time prescribed by lawsof the same viii b
proceeded with OK parte, aud that q copy OF
this order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Public Ledger.
TSis sth day OF March. 1877.
TJe@2S Us. GALLOWAY. j. p.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-10
The Public Invi.ed.

Martin Cohen, the well-known halter
unde7 the Worsham House, on Main
street, near Adams, is receiving daily
large accessions to his varied and le-
CANT stock Of hats, etc. He will sell you
a hat cheaper than any other dealer in
town, and he guarantees his goods to be
the very best that can be furnished.
Visit his store and take a look at his
stock; you will find it complete in every
department. His latest styles of hats
are charming to behold.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-10

IN a few days Ford, the stove man 81
1923 Poplar street, will have silverware,
planished ware and all the fine wares at
reduced prices. he will have a large
line in stock in a few days. OF
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-10

The new Jewish cemetery near Browns
lille was dedicated on Sunday last by
Rabbi saHGeld, of this city, wbo deliv.
cred an appropriate addres7 ppou the
occasion, saying, among CHER thisgs,
that the time was coming when the bar.
Fiers anl partition walls between Jew
aud Gentle would fail 4oEp, and all
sects would GONE together 10 bsrmory
and love.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-10
Bartee's homemade candy,
25c a pound, 32S Main st. 62f
New IIIuu;raGad Journal.

Puck, a new humorous aud satirical
weekly illustrated paper, will make its
appearance in an English gArb in New
York on Wednesday next. Heretofore
Puck has been published in the German
language, but its excellence ia cartoons
from the pencil Of Joseph Keppler has
created a demand for an edition in Eng
lish, and the Puck Publishing Company
has responded to the csl.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-10

In the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job Is iyjpting. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-10
LADIES shoes made at Miller's.

She did not say a word and yet she said
Distinctly "s0z0DONT for in her head
There were the whitest teeth which graoed
A fragrant mouth; those teeth were placed
Within the rosisst gums. 1t was her won't
By her sweet breath to say, twas S0Z0DONT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-10
Amuaementa.

MNsTRELs,-Callende Georgia Min.
Strels will give a matinee performance
this afternoon and will conclude their
engagement at the theater tonight. As
delinestors Of the negro character the
members Of this troupe are excellent, as
it comes natural to them, aud nothing
done by them is forced or strained. The
entire performance OF these minstrels is
all that any critical mind can demand F.,
whether we look to the old plantation
songs and scenes, the humor and comedy,
or the burlesque and pathetic features
which enter SO generally into the Uegrp
character, aud are so strangely, yet in.
terestiDgly depicted by the troupe. Their
engagement in this city has been quite
successful, ~pecuniarily and otherwise.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-10

BILLY LIEBEN, the ligh1Sisg news
dealer at 1864 Main street, is always
ahead of all ~cOapatition il the receipt
Of the latest papers and magazines.
Call on Billy for Sunday reading matter.