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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-13
PERSONAL.

Nine, TuSsaud has added the Berlin
congress to her wax works.
The sultan has sent ten fine Barbary
horses as a gift to the kaiser.
Washington Irving's old home on the
Hudson is becoming dilapidated.
Lord Beaconsteld tipped $l25O to the
servants OF the hotel where he stayed in
Berlin.
Baker Pasha and three colonies ara
now the only English officers in the
Turkish service.
The Arabisns hatter themselves that
they have never been conquered. Tney
can beat Fabius folding a tent.
The King aud Queen Of Italy have
laid aside the mourning for Victor En-.
manuel, which they have wora for six
months.
Gouuod's much talked Of "Polyeucte"
will be heard 10 Paris near the end of
this month, with Nine Kraas In the lead,
ing part.
The spirited strains of Yankee Doc.
die" as played by Gilmore's ban nd. are
described by the Paris Figaro as a sort
OF "gigue endiablee."
Lady Darlington has Surprised EopIisb
f%ashionables by setting out ON her honey.
moon tour wearing Tor her travelling
dress a very simple print.
A sharp Chinaman in San B%ernardino,
California, raced around the other day
and %cornered all the rice in town. The
speculation yielded a large profit.
The Marquis Of Lorne parts his hair
u the middle and shaves clean. The
Princess Louise resembles the queen and
looks older than her husband.
The lawyers have made 1874. 900 out Of
the Jay Cook estate, the clerks aud
book.keepers 1874, 900, and the creditors
nothing. i Detroit Free Press.
The late Whitney Street, of North.
ampton, Mass. left the income Of SIO6.-
600 to be divided among the worthy Door
oil twenty-five towns in that vicinity.
Nasty on g~reenbacks: Cor rallying
cry will be, Our capassity for spendin7
money must be excl to our capassity for
p%erdoosin' it, and both must be on.
limited"
Mr.. j. W. Mcdonald has nearly COM
pleted lbe statue Of General Custer for
West Point. The attitude chosen is
mat OF the soldier at hey, surrounded by
Indiana.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-13
A Business Meeting.


Yesterday there was q meeting Of citi.
zens at Holly Springs, Miss, to consult
upon cheap rates from that town 10
demphis. A committee was appointed
to Golfer with the b~ondholdera of the
Memphis and Selma railroad, together
with the citizens Of Memphis, With a view
to take steps to complete the building of
the Holly Springs and Memphis road;
also q committee to open a correspond.
ence with the officials Of the Chicago.
St. Louis and New Orleans, and Of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad com.
panies, inviting a conference for the pur.
pose of establishing reasonable rates OF
freight from this point TO Memphis;
also, to ascertain the p%racticability Of
organizing and running wagon trains
from Holly Springs to a near poiAt on
the Memphis aud CharlestOA road, with
through bills Of lsdiog between this aud
the MeMphls and New Orleans markets;
also, with authority, ia the event their
efforts should prove unsuccessful in
these matters, 10 call a convention of
the merchants and citizens of North
Mississippi aid West Tennessee OF
Grand Junction or this place, to con.
slider cheap freights and railroad re.
forms. Resolutions Of thanks to the
Memphis chamber Of commerce were
passed fer us action in sending a delega.
tioa TO meet and cooperate with The
merchants and citizens there. Colonel
W. W. Guy and c G. Fisher pnrtiCi.
pated ia the discussion Of direct rail-
road communication with Memphis,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-13

his mother.iu-lsw are sick with the fever.
Mr.. Wiltshire and family are at the
Chamberlain House. The Chamberlain
family have eleven sick persons, and two
OF them were not expected to live
through to-day.
How did the fever originate at Gre
NADIA?
Dr.. B.-The people aud physicians
Of Grenada say it originated right there,
having been started by the filthy condi.
ton Of the town. There are compare.
lively few privy vaults in the town. The
disease was originated Immediately
from a broken sewer and broke out all
over town.
HOLLY SPRINGS.
A report was current here yesterday
that the yellow fever had broken out
among the Federal troops that came
from New Orleans and are now stationed
at Holly Springs, Miss. A telegram from
Holly Springs says:
There is not even a rumor of yellow
fever here. The surgeons report no sicL
ness in the camp of the United States
troops. The board of mayor and alder,
men have ordered the town disinfeeted,
are opposed to quarantine, and ex'
pressed the sentiment that the gates OF
Of the City of Flowers be opened to refu.
gees from our suffering sister cities. The
doctors here do not believe there is any
danger of the fever coming here. The
town is clean and healthy.
VICKsBURG
VICKsBURG. August II There was d
general rush out OF town yesterday and
10 day, caused by a fatal case Of yellow
fever which originated here. The alarm
continues. Three other cases are re
ported at the city hospital, but no new
cases to day.
PORT EADs.
PoRT EADs, August l2.-Three new
cases and one death to day. Mrs. Moon
wife Of Captain Moon, aud three Of hi
children, have the fever. Several Of thu
sick are not expected to recover.
Z ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. August l2.-Nev
cases, p; deaths, IA. At Port Eads tc
day Is cases and and 8 deaths are re
ported.
Rev. Father Lamey, president of th
Lszarist Order, late professor at Cap
Girardeau College, Mo-. died 10 Hott
Dieu of yellow fever. He came here
few weeks ago to spend vacation.
Among the recent deaths from yello,
fever is that oil Rev. Mr.. Davidson, Jew
ish Rabbi, aged thirty.nine. The boar
of health continue carbolization an
point to the slow increase Of the dii
ease as the result. The Howard ASS
citation advertise for fifteen experience
nurses to go to Grenada, Miss. Il
understood that physicians will also
seat TO Grenada.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-13
LEDGER LINES.

Disinfect.
The city council meets this afternoon.
There was a heavy rain yesterday and
last night.
The board Of health is untiring, faith
full and energetic.
The board of education failed to Sc
cure a quorum last night.
"Signa," by Ouida, zoe, in large clear
type, at Spangler's, 1856 Main street.
Let the citizens Of Memphis aid the
people of Grenada in their distress and
affection.
The many friends of Mr.. Ell Green
wood deeply ~sympathizs with him in the
loss Of bis little daughter Edna.
Mrs, NicoIetta Vsccaro, mother Of
Antonio Vaccaro, died last night at her
sons residence, No. 1872 Adams street.
The Retail Grocers' Union meets this
evening wei 223 Second street, for the
transaction Of regular monthly business
Mrs Jennie Long White, wife OF Zach
7. WLite, died of bilious fever last night
at her residence, No. l8l Second street
Heury Shepherd (colored) was ar
rested yesterday on the charge Of assault
with intent to kill. He was committed to
Jail.
Take out an accident policy before
you start, with Jno. G. Lonsdale, jr, Al
Madison street, Planters Insurance
Building.
james Ryan, who vSs Frustrated BY
the heat Saturday, died this morning at
his clearinghouse on Front street, near
Washington.
Tie First ward National Club reorgan
lied last night BY electiug the following
officers: NJ. Kinoslls, president; I. E
Cullens, vice president; II. d. Reilly
treasurer; W, A. Bullock, secretary.
The Shelby county delegation to The
Democratic Eubernatorial convention
which meets at Nashville Thursday
leaves tonight. 1t would be q good jok'
il the delegates should be 9%uarantiped.
The 6rss bale Of new cotton Of tn.
season of 1879 was received by MsssFa
lie. P. Hunt Il Co, yesterday, and sold TO
day in front Of the cotton exchange b.
a. Il. FrankiApd to Messrs. Anderson 4
Clarke, for l9.. This c9ttqP was classe'
/, as " middling," aud will be shipped fse
} to Baltimore " the purchasers via tn
/, Star Union Line, Az @. luther, agent
J We congratulate our ootempOrAsy, th
Avalanche. upon its removal TO the me-
quarters at No. II Monroe street. Thes
new quarters are e~ommodiorg. well al
ranged and in every respect suite
to a daily paper. The location j
convenient 10 business, and one Of tn
! most desirable to be had ia hemphiG
The buiiness Office, editorial and con
posing rooms are neat and comfortable
Il
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-13
Dor lhs LooR or ono Thlnr.

The practice Of a widow retaining her
superior title on her second marriage DC
c~asoually leads TO awkward mistakes.
Not long ago a gentleman who had
espoused a lady with a handle to her
name was travelling in the north, and
entered in the visitors book at a hotel
in Edinburgh: mr.. -- and the
Countess OF -." Presently the
landlord asked TO see the gentleman
privately, and, on bis request being graf
flied soandalized the unfortunate BRIDE
groom by saying: "Ye ken, sir, | am a
mon Of the world like yourself, and din
ma you think you had better just put
Mr.. and Mrs. -, il it's only for the
look Of the thiugr'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-13

We regret to learn that Colonel G. P.
M. Turner is very i'll at his residence,
No. l79 Second street.
Mrs. Rosa Brignoli, who has BEEN via.
ting her sister, Mrs. Robert F. Arata,
left last night for New York, where abe
will make her future home.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-13
THE CITY
MEMPHIS:
Tuesday Evening, Aug IL, ISIS.
Tia DoIIar weekly ledger

The DOLLAR WEEKLY LEDGER is IN.
questionsbly one of the most enterpris-
ing, leading and newsy journals in the
Union, Subscribers will be guaranteed
the latest and most reliable reports and
editorials upon all questions affecting
the social, national, political, agricul
tural, manufacturing and scientific Ques
tons of the day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-13
John WendeI's Saloon,
81 and 80 Poplar.
Free lunch daily from 10 TO /.
ice cold beer-best In town.

ALL physicians recommend "B. B
Barnes Scupperuong Champagne
Only q few cases left.
l46l B j. SENMEs & Co 297 Main ct
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-13
HEADGUARTRRs CHIcKAsAw GUARDS,
Auguut II 1874

The members of this command will
meet at their armory at 8 o'clock, sharp,
this afternoon. 1t is hoped that every
member will be present, as questions Of
the utmost Importance will be consid-
cred. By order
S T. CAREEs, Capt. Com'd'g.
A. W. JONES, o. S.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-13
RefrigeratOrs, leo chests,
water cookers aud ~iee.cream
freeSers AT cost.
Fl j. TURNBULL,
1861 234 Main stree

CONVENIENT alike to the business cen
ter aud the best resident portion Of
Philadelphia, and conducted as q model
first class hotel the COlonnade has
achieved a deserved and enduring pOpu.
larity. s.tu.th
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-13
BertOn's ladies' Beer Garden
Cor. Shelby and BeaI. Tl4s
WanIed.

Women to make coats, vests and pants
by the Memphis Wooden Mill, No. 81
Union street. l4s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-13

The right thing in the right place t.,
without doubt, Dr.. Balls Baby Syrup,
the beslremedy for babies while teething.
Price only 25c q bottle.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-13

1857 Prizes. amounting to....-.".".-.Slm,4o
Responsible corresponding agents ahteu AZ
all prominent points, TO whom a liDeral COM
pensation will DO paid.
Application for rates TO clubs shOnid only DO
made to the Home Office 10 New Orleans.
Write, clearly stating iull address, for fur-
ther information or send orders 70
M. A. DAUPHIR,.
p, o. Box go, Now Orleans, la.
Or No. 6 Vest Court street, Memphis, Tenn.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings arc
under the supervision aud management Of
Generals @. 4. BBAUREGARD and JUBAL
A. EARLY. 1iS-i36-w6s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-13

CARBoLIo acid-a perfect disinie0tAut,
in all forms-fOr sale cheap at g. W,
Jones 4 Co.'S, 251 Main at, lA2
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Ronrd of EhnnAtion-


The board CT education failed to secure
a quorum last night, but will make an
effort to meet next Monday night. The
finance committee will make the follow.
ing report:
70 balance pay roll for Msy..........sS,767 20
70 balance pay roll for June........ 20S 70
10 balance pay roll for July........... lbs 90
Due on bills audited. ................ 265 SO
Total indebtedpes ....... 81, 1863 IA
Less cash IN bank..--.-....~m........ 1909 81
Leaving a deficit of~"............S s5S SO
Respectfully, D. D.. SAUNDERS,
Chairman.
The report shows the present financial
condition Of the public schools, and
that there is o sufficient amount of
money in hank to pay of the teachers,
A majority report and a minority report
from the special COMMITTEES on centinu-
ing the high schools as pay schools will
be presented to the meeting.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-13

John Walsh, Undertaken,
al Second at, next postofice. l44t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-13
LOTTERY.

9PLkNDID OPPORTUNITY 70
n WIN A FORTUREI-Eighth Grano
Distribution. 1873, at New Orleans, tuesday,
August 18th.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co.
This institution was regularly incorporated
nv the legislature of the btate for Educa-
tional and Charitable purpoles IL. 1858, with Q
Capital Of al,O00,0OO, to which II has since
added a reserve fund ofSS50, GEO. ITS GLAND
SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION will
take place monthly on the second tues
day. IT NEVER SCALE OR ~PosTFoNRs' LOOK
at tho following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRICE, $4,000.
100 900 Ttchets at 2 DELAYS Each,
Half Tickets One Dollar.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-13

nicatlon with No. 2l2 Front street Sc
possible. This house is 10 the center Of
the city. but the prompt action Of the
board Of health will check the disease
and con6ne it to hat locality. We trust
the people Of Memphis will not become
alarmed. The city is clean, the board
Of health diligsnt and the chances are
that we will escape an epidemic.
DEATH OF MRS. BIoSDA.
Since writing the above we learn that
Mrs. Bionda died Of yellow fever at No.
2l2 Front street.
D~IsIEFEcTANTs NEEDED.
The following telegram has been re.
ceived:
GARNER, Mss, August Is.
NJ. Burke. Superintendent Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad Company:
We must have twenty barrels Of tar,
ten barrels of carbolic aicd aud ten bar.
rels of copperas. Help us get it and
send at once. Draw on me. | telegraph
you because | do not know who to tele
graph to. Please give this your attteu
ton. II. s RIEGGoLD,
praaident Roard NJ Haalth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-31

The debate in the English House Of Com
mons on the general subject of the treaty of
bernn Is decidedly vigorous and Interesting.
MIR. Gladstone, in his speech yesterday, denied
The charge of unjustifable and reckless at
lacks on Lord BeacOnSfeid, and denounced
the AnglO-TurkiSh convention as a startling
novelty, which set the law of Europe at naught
Was unjust to other powers, Overrode the
rights OF parliament, and laid new burdens on
the people. Lord BeacOnSield in reply to Mr..
Gladstone'S denial and as an excuse for the
YenOmOus sentence of dennnciatiOn, which he
lately applied to his political rival, points out
that Mr.. Gladstone has charged him with
degrading and debasing the great name of
England, with selling the Greeks, and with
being guilty of an unsurpassed act of dUplicity.
a word battle between such masters of Sar-
casm as BeacOnSfield and Gladstone is suf.
fcient to attract general attention to the
debate, even if important English interests
and the attitudes OF great parties were not
involved. There is little doubt that BeacOnS-
field will be upheld for the present. The
struggle now will merely have the effect of
increasing or reducing the governments ma
1Ority. But it will show in what direction the
tide OF public opinion is turning, and will in
dictate TO the opposition whether it may rea-
SOnably hope for ultimate success by making
q persistent fight on this issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-31

We again remind correspondents that it is a
waste of time and paper to send anonymous
communications to this Office. If letter is
not worth signing it is not worth writing. 1t
is certainly not worth printing
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nR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF IIFE
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the most shattered constitution In four weeks
FAILURE IMPOSSIBLE This life restoring reme
dy should be taken by oil about TO marry Or mo
have become weakened from excess or any othsy
cause. success In every case is certain As that
E va I 9sSsnchssc thirst Per case Sole Agent
York. Druggists supplied, ianl-tY"
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The tramp war on labor saving machinery
has spread TO Michigan. Numerous instances
are given where property has been destroyed.
The tramps toll not, neither do they permit
others TO labOr-nOt even machines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-31

Citizen Schwab, who favOrS the New York
Socialists with frOthy OratOry, free, and with
foaming beer for a consideration, has been
cruelty Snub5ed. At the meeting OF the con-
yentiOn OF socialists in that city last night a
long series of resolutions, providing for the
appointment of a committee to appear before
the Congressional committee on the inveStiga-
tion OF the state of labor, was adopted. In
spite of the fact that Citizen Schwab presented
the resolutions, he failed to obtain a place on
the committee. The flOIrshing beer vender,
notwithstanding his declaration that be was
as good communist as any man present. was
thought to be too much of capitalist to repre-
sent the hOrny-handed who labor by the week.
1t is suggested TO Citizen Schwab to make a
bid for popular favor by reducing the price of
his beer to three cents glass
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Thu Star for tn. Summer.

Persons leaving the city may have TIE STAR
sent TO their address by mail, postage PREPAID, for
UGH period Of time they may desire, at the rate
Of LIS cents per week, 80 cents per month, IL IL
for three months, or % for six months.
81 The money to pay for the time required must
IN all cases accompany the order. Otherwise the
paper cannot he sent.
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Prohibition, the resumption of specie pay
ments and the rebel war claims took so mnch
space in the platform adopted yesterday by
the Maine republicans that an expression of
opinion on the policy of the administration
was unavOidably crowded out. Blaine stock
is still above par in Name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-31

The fate of the high .iyer who proposes to
navigate an air-Ship from the United States TO
Europe may be similar to that of the carrier
pigeons which started several days agO1rOm
Columbus for New York, and have not yed put
in an appearance. The safe arrival in Eng =.
land of the American Nautilus, shell less
than twenty feet long, with its fOOlhardy crew
OF two, will perhaps be prefaced by the zero
naut as an indication of the result of his trans
Atlantic voyage.
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COVEREIGNS' COOPERATIVE AS.
- ISOLATION.

SOVEREIGNS' COOPERATIVE AS
- ISOLATION.
INCORPORATED MAY, 1877.
Main Store-1O23 7rh street northwest.
Kendall Branch-7Ol III street northeast.
The TTude-ticket, good TOR One Year, Is no,o
offered at one Dollar.
The above Incorporation seeks to secure for Gov
eminent Employees and other persons Of Unite d
incomes the same low prices Of the commodities Of
trad " hich are secured to the u. 8. Army by Its
Commissary Department, and to the Government
Employees In London by the Civil Service Supply
Association. 1t works capital contributed by
stockholders: unites large number of purchasers:
buys, as nearly practicable Of first hands and in
large quantity sells for cash, unadulterated goods
by honest weight and measure, and divides net
profits among buyers. 1t is MANAGED by Trustees
In the Interest Of buyers. Originally intended for
SOvereigDS Of Industry exclusively 1t now extends
its benefits to all cit zens who purchase its Trade
tickets. The Trade-ticket gives to the holder and
his family, for one year. the benefit of dividends
upon purchases at the store; a'sO, the benefit Of
spec ial contracts made with merchants, manu-
facturers and producers. Orders for goods, c. o.
D., may be sent by postal card. For further in
formation apply at store.
jy27-im j. II. ELLIOT. Secretary.
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Average ssco17N Daily Circulation ocer
17,66O-befn0 q much larger bOaG fde,
regular and permanent circulation than
that Of all the other daily papers ~ the
CITY added together.
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The spread of the yellow fever in New
Orleans is bringing upon the city the inconve.
nience OF isolation. The safety of giving YES
sells from that port clear bills of health is
doubted, and mails which have ordinarily
passed through the city will be diverted.
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