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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-05
BRADFORD & ELY,
Steamboat Agents,
SO4 Front Street.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

AAnlN Akh
Steamer City Of Vicksburg, ST. Louis.
E o Stanard, St. Louis.
John A. Scudder, New Orleans
Thos. Sherlock, New Orleans
John B. Maude, Vicksburg.
Batesyillo, Seanlan's Landing.
Sam Roberts, Ohio river.
G P. Choutesu, New Orleans
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Phil Alliu, Arkansas City.
Coahoma, Friar's Point.
Oseeola Belle. Johnsou's Ldg.
Belle Memphis, St. Louis.
City Of Vicksburg, Vicksburg.
Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati
E O %Stanard, New Orleans.
Sam Roberts, New Orleans.
BOATS IN Port
Hattie Rowland. John A. Sender.
Illinois, George w. Cheek, John b
Msude, West Wind, Balesyille, Kanawha
No 2, c. 2. Choateau.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-05

ny VIRTUE Of a trust deed made be ma
81 Shelby county, Tenn, in Record Book No.
%, page 90, l will sell at public outcry. for
cash' Ior tne purpose Of paying the indebted
ness secured by said trust deed,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-05
OF HoHOR.

HGTOnA TENPLI OF h. AID 7.
SO, l-zeea eTey Friday even
ing 90 3 o'eleek ct Iempsrsnee
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04
Course of the Fever.

\ New Orleans special OF the 10Th
to the Galveston News give, the FOL,
lowing accoun, Of the progress of
the fever in that city:
The British and French residents
have taken in hand the organization
of associations ioi the Succor of Their
respective countrymcn.
The continuance quarantine and
spread of the pcstilcnce intensity
pain and multinly hardShips. Sick
ness and dc>tituiion coming togcth.
cr bring hcartachc aud dcSOlation
To many Il tircSide. The one is gen.
cral, the other universal. In the
midst of this death strikes down
one or several children in a family.
in another 1t is the father or the mo.
ther, aud yet again, it is both pa.
rents that are fatally stricken. In
public, also, saddening sights are
frequently presented.
AS | write there passes a hcarSe
bearing body to the grave, attend
ed only by one individual seated be.
side the driver, with sometimes a
solitary follower on foot, or perhaps
one or perhaps one or two persons
in a hack. Barricades here and
there erected across the public way,
and shavings or Sawdust strewn up.
on the street to prevent the passage
of vehicles or deaden the noise OF
those going by, serve to remind the
observer of the existence o: much
sickness in those localities.
Owing to the prostration of clerks
by fever, some druggists are unable
to meet the demand for filling pre-.
scriptions.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04
PAINTS and OILS. VARNISHES
Homer Masonic Institute
for Young Ladies'.
Nineteenth Annual Session begin, Sep, i,h, 1877
EFFICIENT TEACHERS viii ill cNc,
IL Department.

EFFlCIENT TEACHERS viii ill every
IL Department.
Especial attention given 10 MI SIC.
Prot A. \. WHEFItE will give instruS-
tiun in the rudiInrnt~ of music ~ applied
to singing to the entire school, two"
week. tf,, gf churGr.
Board and tuition per month of four
weeks, including washing. lights Ac.. SO.
in advance.
Music Oh Piano. Organ Guitar, or culti-
walton of the voice, iuclndcd with the
above. $50 ~. in advance.
Tuition. 3. / and ) dollars per month.
Incidental Ice per term, Sin advance.
Liberal deduction tnr tnii!nn when pLId
ia advance.
Tn, Institution l. strictly uou-lruomina-
tiondl.
For further particulars. send for Gaia
luguc.
I. :. SIlill. \. NJ. Prr-t..
Homer. Cl.Ihun" parish. Ii.
Ang IT, l~7-. "?,N
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04
Letter from Red Land.
Rrp LAND, Aug, Both ISIS.

KID LAND, aug, vO'h iO''''
EDITOR GuARprAN-A communication
from thi. place may be of interest to some
of yonr readers. Our crops have partici-
patrd in the general decline reported over
the STATE, but not, am happy to say, to
the same extent "a in other parts OF the
state. As compared with your crops III
Claiborne our, in this immediate vicinity
will bc good yet the WELD will not be 50
great ~ We had u right to expect. 10
estimate according 10 the rule adoptr" by
that great aud good agricnltnrlst who
prr,llrS over the Agricultural Department
our cotton will br about - aud corn %.
The boil worm. now almost as dreadful
scourgr ~ was the army worm III days
zone. has paid Us visit, but has not been
~ damaging ~ IN your parish.
We are now lu\nriatlng in fine, TAT
ycnison. Any one Who eat. shoot can
, kill him a deer" ~ our old friend w. &.
Martin vould say. Nat Wych", an extra
shot aud an unu>ua!ly clever gentleman,
ha, made the crack shot of Oh" season,
having killed three old Praiicll buck-,
fine. and f,t. at Two shots.
E,..i,I'. primary erection is over. and
,I,.,,,,iit shows that We hav" put a good
,i,A,, in the field. For Representative
John &. Vance, safe. reliable man; fol
sheriff Il. l.. Wvchc. splendid man, fully
-. ,,,N,r q gentleman u. "old XIX" ol
loo Jordan and that means almost super
Ill. t.,.l.,.. a.. b,yc +
'N''''''''' IVA ~.
y. Hrd"n, worthy an" ''l'l'''"'' y"
~. lost our iayoritr for RrpcScntatiN"
, an, ,,,. IF ,I,.. hos, a., u,u-ou
~ w. NV 49,.
""h">' hA''d never ''"''H "n "'''''H Nv
h., own" But - the world wagN, AM
,r,. ,..,,rt may b, for ,hr best. who ca
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04
Registration .

Rcgi.tratioal begins in Claiborne parish |
on the 5th inst. The appointments Of the
Registrar have been published over the |
parish. aud ample Opportunity viii bc
given every voter to register. Under
the new Law, NO voter ia required
To have in his possession certificate "
registration. The officer simply cnrolls
his name and other facts required ly law
to he given by the voter, ss~% the poll
books are then made out aud III" comm's'
sioncrs of election at each polling place
have before them the means of idrntIf, is
each voter.
No papers are 90 lie presented. That
feature 49, obnoxious to many individuals
Ia, been removed. The new law il III
many respects an improvement on the old
one.
We hopr that all the people will meet
Mr. BRYAN and Mr.. lrsucur promptly al
their appointments.
II j, highly important that full vote
hc pnllrd IN ClaIhunr parish. We have
hrinrr stated that the erection this fl J.
n,,r Of the very greatest Importance. True,
the Democratic party was successful two
y,.,r- MOO but that success docs not Icy any
means insure II, victory nov. There
must hr a po>itiyc and drcid,d victory in
/ tl,j, election I, guarantee. AMI make Ger
! tam tnr results of previous Labor We
7 can not hr ttiu that the hlrhhour Of
th E,pulh,lu patty !, truLcn until that
tact j, made known by thu election OF
Burke. "f KIM. ot inuu-. and lay a naiu-
o...tir majority ia the state Legislature.
There ATE men IN claiborne parish who
VOW that they viii never v"t" again II
tlI.y Az, required 10 register. lhr~' pei
sons would -corn to live upon thr hand oi
chatlty. They would pr"udlN reject aid
from any one - long ~ they could earn
tL.tr daily bread. Yet with singular in
I,,rsi.t,u,, ,I,c, arc toutruf to rlItIkr al
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

At Delhi the yellow fever originated
from young man named Dan Blake, of
Marshall, Texas, who went to Delhi from
vicksburg on the 18th day Of August and
died on the 18th. A young man who as
sisted in nursing him took she fever on the
18TH
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

Read the card of J, J. HOLMES published
this week. The house of :. G.. DREyfUs
has no superior in Shreveport. Mr.. J. j.
Holmes is one of the clevercst gentlemen
that our farmers will meet in that city.
Give him a call when you 20 over 10 sell
YOUR cotton.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04
Croquet.

II j, gratifying to SEC that thi, pl'aNa't
summer game j. becoming quite ta~mona-
hlr Il affords delightful exercise ~
about the right quantity, with such iIc-
gucnt intervals OF rr~t ~ (" prev Mt il
Incoming too faiiguing. Il l. morcovcr
one Of those games that require u" par
ricular proficiency on III" part Of the
playcr To- render it enjoyable, and consists
Ia practice of such mixture Of skill and
chance q, to render II Il fascinating pas
time Another pleasant feature connected
with II, especially to young folk, l.. that
it il one of the few outdoor sports IN
which the ladies can, with pleasure and
prupricty. indulge. And a. no source of
amusement can be more innocent and less
likely 10 result in unplcasantmcss We trust
It will become still more prevalent
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04
TINE CAMPAIGN OPENS


ready for the consideration of the people.
We are anxiou- for the day I" pa-s-i"r all
these preliminary questions to bc settled,
and the struggle within the party Ia com"
To- an end.
The editor and publisher Of tn" Guar
pI,S have had their individual Preferences
~ matter of course, but all through the |
c,rtc,t We have written no line ior the /
Guardian III favor Of any one candIdit"; |
wc felt that party interests might safely be /
trustod to any of the a~plrInts. We have !
never hrsita,cd to express ON personal !
rhoic.. aud have always stated when asked /
who We intended to support, hut ON col
unns have been strictly impartial ~ +" all.
We are tined of being 80 undivided IN onr
admiration. We want Ia gcSnut Of this
state al uncertainty. W" are auNi"uS I"
know " hose claims we have {" support.
Ii Il {, not uur man. or Il our fHv"litcs arc-
not chosen, vc want to know early ~ that
", may got up i.nc and mIGn1nim"u>
tr,nlS IN order to supp"rt them with the
proper enthusiasm. A. the hour draws
7 nigh Tor the advent of the uau 81 the men
OF the people hA tn people and i"r th"
people, nur Impotence grows unr"n'rol-
able.
Whatever MAY b. the result, W arr pr
pared nov to render &" the candidates III"
mos, cordial support. Whether or per
,orml wishes shall ho satisfied "r not -
whether tie men "" support shall hc til"
unmiurr~ oi th" people or not one thing
j, certain. that wh,urvcI the result IL dc
Glazed The Cllihuinr Gulr,llau will hr found
first in thu field. fist ocrl aloud and -paIc
not IN the support "f ia" ticket. And
NOW, IA ad> ancr W. ,all upon the people
nf Claiborne parish I" rr'pan th"lr minds
f,r au ardent endorsement uf the uoIsiuco-.
who,N,I they may be. N"t every one can
hop, to have his expectations realized, hl-
hopes ,IuWu,d with success. The m'l"rltN
must ,nutrol mus, Iulr the minority; the
republican turm of government j. only -uc-
c,-elul when that minority acpul,~oc~
, Gracefully Ia The decision uf the greater
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

squad of Texas State troops were
forced to retreat from large body of In
dams near Fort Stanton reservation. One
ranger and seven Indians thought TO be
killed.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

We are indebted TO our friend, j. W.
SnERARD, for frame from Que of his
4 sight of this honey-comb, bursting with
richness, would have made the mouth of
au snchorite water with longing. Mr..
sherard is of the opinion, and We join
him in so believing, that any man can
have honey at pleasure if he will procure
a Golden Bee Hive.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04


Tn, hest horraius in books are 10 lr had
q, the most office.
Thu, TLi,d Virginia District nominated
Gen. Jo,,rh T.. Johnston for Congress
-.
Many 'i'iN'hS are "'''"H "''" ''''''
places.
-
'l IN" NUM- N'''''
th'lf '''h"@ ''' "''P''H'"E
-
p"'t" hummer u >"'''''' !" 'F
h""NN' interesting "'"'N'' an"
are Ion safe ~ '"' l"''' "''''''
Mr''h'"'7" 81 '"'N l'''' W. '''''"-
Eo""S sn'Pi"" W '''l' v"
ZION N"""'''" ANU ="
NJ tt.,.,.,- ;,,c,,,r. ~ ,b.t L,,. :, lliu,,
''i'"'l "'> N''' VI
III 'n' MANS "''N ''', ~
n,.,.r. ara. al H., riJiu,, uicht and
J,, rl.. .,,.Lr,.. Il. mo, of a dangerous
., go, ,,.u. = .
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

The yellow fever has had no effect upon
ID. W. Harris prices for standard aud mis-
ccllaneous books. Old men, Young ladies,
old ladies, gentlemen, boys. and girls, will
find something TO suit them ut the post
Office. Don't forget to call when You come
to Homer.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

Judge Albert Marks has been nominated
rs the Democratic candidate for Governor
of tennessee.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

Hon. L. NJ. Graham spent Monday night
in Homer, on his way to Vienna from Il
visit To the East. We are under obliga-
,ions to the Judge for late Little Rock
Daily.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04
HOMER ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

'TlIlS SCHOOL. under the Supriint"ud-
| rucr Of MH~ llNrrIL l.AwEN>tI and
l.. VI. CoUNI,E. 4 NJ, viii Il" ui, ned Tor
the reception ot boys aud girls on M"n'ti!.
the al ui Srptrmhrr pi"Nimn.
Ii.Irtn< PAYABLE NoHTUIY:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04
yellow Fever News.
frrom Shreveport Daily TImcN;l
NV nEIrANs.

>rvn ORPHANS.
,,,. ,,,,
a., -, l.,,h. 20 Far fine .,
'''h' '' . w. .l..,., 49,. ~,
hours 'n'',"| "''' -.
,,..,.I
d'! - "'''"' ''''
Mh"''''N'
New ca~rS 3oth, 99-lcath, ~, Ne"
Ease, 3iN. IL deaths -. ~ N"mrh"
the cpidcmir.-i~ more appalling than 'h"
official reports indicate. some PITY >'l'nH
fail To- make reports.
81 nri,.
,....,.,,.I
August ~
rr, r,rr.,
h''' n''"N
''''@ "'''' l''''", o.,
"'''''''''"''''''-
N'h"h l''
AUGUST 3nlh. lea new ca-r> i"t the past
81 h,rt, and Is deaths. August 3l>t, 2"j
new cases and 10 death, the past - hours
On. death reported at jackson, Ml~-ls
hirri.
II H. U,r.rny,. at tn. Nhr",'p"i
Time. j. in Mrmphl, d"lug battle against
the crid,mir.
our cas-. aud death from yellow fever II
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04
HOMER COLLEGE.

'TIIE NINETEENTH Scholastic year of
] ,h,> Institution bogus, the Fourth Day
Of September next.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

II is almost impossible to avoid an orca-
sional mistake in making MP mails in a
newspaper Office where subscriptions are
continually being Increased and changes
frequently made Mur especially is tins
the case at the close.of the year when the
subscription book i being revised We
claim to make a. te w,nstakcs IA any Office,
and we strive TO make none Let our pat
rons he patient; inform us at once, and cor
rcCtious shall hc made.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

Tri-weckly service has been ordered on
the line from Homer to Magnolia Mr. r..
+. Hamilton informs ITS that he will put II
hack on this ruutc Wednesday morning.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04
MI MINIS.

New eases 30th, 99-dcath, ~. New
,,,r, 3lN. IL deaths - 81 Memphis
the cpidrmir-i~ more appalling than III"
official reports indicate. some PITY >I'lanH
lul t. make reports.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

N,v CASES for the - hours ending Aug
cn,L nt t. M. l6g-dcaths - For th" u
hours endiu. noon the 3l>t, new eases ~
deaths l. From noon to Il l.. IN. same
day - deaths reported.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

Mt. KATE BARROW, the wife of \. w.
Barrow. died of consumption on sunday
morning last. She WAS buried on Monday
morning in the Homer cemetery.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

Many citizens are fleeing from Monroe
and Trenton 10 the hills west of those
places.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

The Tlnd Virginia District nominated
Gen. Joseph t. Johnston tor Congress.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

The Police Jury met on Monday last.
fltr best bargains i'll books are 10 Ice In
at tho post office
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

We congratulate Judge RcdNnr upon
hi. nomination. so clever gentleman
aud 80 good an editor deserves well at the
haAd- ~ his fellow citizens.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-04

On tlt,. home stretch candidates and
their friends arr displaying unusual H'-
INity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-02
RIVER INTELLIGENCE
Instantaneous.

Cloudy and cool.
The levee presented an animated Ap-
pearance to-day.
Business is being resumed and the
packets are wheeling into line.
The Golden Rule leaves Cincinnati
this evening for New Orleans.
The John s.. Bransford, which was
sunk recently at Puppy Creek, has been
raised.
The City Of Augusta will have her
repairs completed aud will enter the
White river trade By the 18th inst.
The Osceola Belle returned last even
ing TO the upper coast with a splendid
trip Of freight. she will arrive again
Monday morning with a full load Of cot.
ton aud will leave in the evening for
Osceola and the upper coast
Captain Matt Tremmel, Of the ScsA-
lan's Landing trade, returned home yes
terday afternoon.
The Ouachita Belle leaves New Orleans
Monday next for Memphis.
The John Overton, Captain Foglsman,
came 10 this morning from Bradley
with a good trip Of cotton and seed.
The new and splendid light draughl
steamer Marlin Speed, Captain Eugene
Smith 10 command, will arrive to.mor-
row from Arkansas river With a big trip
OF cotton, and leave Tuesday evening
with a return trip for Little Rock and all
points on Arkansas river, carrying the
mail and doing all way business, Billy
Nucles does the hon9rs Of the oficS.
Captain John T, Washington is home
again and ready for business.
The A. j.. White which has been
thoroughly repaiuted and put in com.
plete running order during the summer
resumes her regular trips iu the bend
trade, leaving this evening at five o'elocl
for Arkansas City, and all points, giving
special attention TO all way business
Captain George Malone, enc Of the mos
popular aud careful boatmen on tn,
river, commands, with Captain JohI
| Gwathmey, an afable gentleman ant
favorite with the shipping and travelling
public, in charge Of the Office, assisted
by Johnny Briggs.
The Centennial left New Orleans las
night for st Louie.
The Charles Mcdonald with a tow o
stone for the %jetties passed Cairo yealor
day
Colonel N. G Dukes, the expert dii
charging clerk Of the Anchor Line, Pu
in aB appearance yesterday aud has re
sumed his duties.
The new and elegant steamer JOSH
Harry, Captain Milt Harry, will arriy
to-day from the Ohio river, aud is a.
nounced to leave this evening for Whit
river. She Is a beauty and is said 10 b
one Of the finest steamers that has eve
been built for the White river trade. 4
large number Of Memphians r%eturnin
homo are on board.
The Anchor Line packet City Of He
ena will be down to-day from ST. Loui
with a big trip Of people and freighI
and leave this evening for Vicksburl
aud Natchez. Among her passenger
returning home are Captain AID storm
and family and Jimmy McMeen.
The Colorado will be down to MORO
from St. Louis with a full cargo {
freight aud a large list Of people, incluC
ing q good number Of Memphians.
The 6ne steamer Katie Hooper, Cal
|, tain Ed Nowland, will arrive to-day froI
! Cincinnati aud leave this evening at fV
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-02

hope he will be elected, as he has hllea
the Office to the entire satisfaction of the
community at large
j. a. Moss. Barney Monhsimer. Abe
Seligsteio, Il. Levy aud N. Rau, all
former employees Of Kahn & Freiberg's,
have returned to work at that store, and
would be pleased to see their old friends.
They contributed to build up the repu-
tation Of the house and will again exert
themselves to give satisfaction.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-02
Ohlce OF superintendent Of Nurses,
Howard Association,

MEMPHIS, October 90, 1873.
All nurses on duty for the
Howard Association will report at the
Office, I'll Main street, on Sunday
morning, November Sd, between 10 am.
and l p m, to have their time entered
up. Nurses remaining on duty after
that time will not be paid by the associa-
ton without q new, special agreement
IS Jso. Johnson, supt. N. a. A.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-02
BILLY's MARKET,
81 mara street.

Billy Beurer has reopened his market
at 81 Main, and, aso Of old, is prepared to
supply the public with fresh meats of all
kinds as well as all vegetables in seasOu.
Billy's market is one of the institutions
of North Memphis Of which their citi-
zsns have always been justly proud. His
stock is selected in person and his ex-
perience justi6es his customers in always
expecting the best ia the market. So
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-02

Two boats viii leave St. Louis each
week, running IS lew as Prentiss, by
which our friends can ship cotton to US
al St. Lsuis or Memphis, and we can
ship them supplies from St. Louis, till
Memphis packets can resume their trips.
Our cotton shed is always open. and
cotton well cared for.
HILL. FoETAIEE & Co
September u, 1873. 24t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-02
Personal.
Personal.
George Gillian, attorney, is at home

again.
Mr.. George W. Niokolds is among the
latest arrivals.
H. A. Montgomery and family, of the
boulevard, returned yesterday.
Mr.. C.N Erich, the well-knowu china.
ware merchant, has returned from
Chicago and looks splendidlS.
j. n. Greer, after so absence Of two
and q half months. has returned with
his family, all in fine health.
Sternberg & Lee, the we'll known
dealers in cigars aud tobacco, have
returned and are now ready to attend to
customers 81 OF old. Give them a call.
Captain Fred Wolf, of the Peabody
barbershop, has returned from Cincin.
natl with his family, all in splendid
health. Every one connected with his
establishment escaped.
Hermann Caro-, who was reported
dead during the late epidemic, has re-
turned to his old headquarters, at the
Park Saloon, adjoining tie Odd Fellows
Hall, and asks that his friends and pa
irons will drop in to see him.
Captain W. W. Miller, the we'll known
attorney, who made very touching and
effective appeals in behalf of the yellow
fever sufferers, Of Russellville and other
places in Kentucky, during the epidemic
has returned aud will be found hereafter
at his office at AZ Madison street.
We learn that Mr., Jos. NJ. Henochs-
berg, who returned yesterday, on going
to bis residence, found it completely
sacked. the thieves even tearing of the
marble slabs from the dressinE-cases and
washstards. II they only return to him
the bronze clock or silver butter dish, q
suitable reward will be paid.
L. j. Levin, who has been with Mr..
John johnson 10 the nurse department
Of the Howard Association for the last
two months, left today for bis home 10
Chicago. He made many friends here,
performed valuable service in our most
trying times, and proved himself a man
Of true courage aud Of fine business
qualifications. We wish him success 10
life.
Captain James @. Durf, commercial
and river editor Of the LEDGER, returned
by the steamer Batesyille with his fami.
y last night from Metropolis, H., Whers
they have remaired since the 2Oih o.
August. They sre all 10 good health
and heartily welcomed. Captain DUFF
resumes his duties on the paper at ono,
and will assist 10 getting the LEDGER on
in it's uew aud beautiful dress next Mon.
day.
Mrs. II. A. Hlrcourt, Of hot Springs
Arkansas, one Of the faithful Of thl
Howard nurses, was sent to Horn Lax
to attend upon the Gray family. Upor
her retGrn to the depot With Dr. GRAY
and biz wife. the team raj away AnC
they we're thrown ont aud IRE. HARBOUR
was seriously Injured She is now a
l3S Elliott street, with a family shl
purssd successfully prior TO he- depart
IRE for Mississippi, aud that family de
sire to thank her for be- attention, AM
ibink that but for her labors more 0
them would have gone to Blmwood Thi
Is ibs riath epidemic she has pAsssI
;broBgh, and Der friends here hope Cd
nay be spared many years without has
iug 70 pass through any more.