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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-10


Mrs. Adele Beer va Dr. u. w. Adams.-Peti-
toner Ia owner OF certain lots Of ground. cit
mated In tho Frat District OF this city, In the
square bounded by Prytania, Uall,ope. bs. Charles
aud Clio streets, together with ell the buildings
and improvements on said lots. She ayers that
she purchased The same from the Merchants
Mutual Insurance Company, aud that. notwlth'
standing this fact, one DR.. u. W. Adams. who has
no color OF title whatever 10 said property. has
declared and given out that he has some title to
IL, and has done 30 maioiously, and thus SLAM
dered the title Of Petitioner 30 that people
are induced to believe In consequence OF the
speeches, declarations and pretensions OF said
Adams and his agents. that petitioner IL not the
owner of said property, but that it belongs TO
him; that II it were not for these declarations aud
pretepsons. petitioner could advantageou 'ly sell
said real estate. From oil OF which wrongful
sayings and doings Of said Adams. petitioner has
suffered damages In the enm Of 100000 which
said Adams Ia legally liable for. Bhs prays that
she DO deareed TO DO tho true owner OF said real
estate, aud for judgment against DR., Adams Tor
the amount above me ntioDeh.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL--E Wilder. N Niles.
New York: G Adams, Chicago A III Leonard.
Miss M L Parsons, Shreveport; A l. Adams.
Chicago; P b Wilmer, Mrs Wilmer, New Or
leans Geo Smith. Philadelphia: g W Coon
Ing, New York: DR.. Maybin. Canton; PRu;
II Barton. New Orleans; J Il Sypher. It Mary
J n Pharr. Morgan City, v Barnett. 81 Mary
VIM Henry. steamship Morgan: l. Mckins
try, Mobile i II Gilman. U s A. l. q Spalding
M + Wright. u N: W Kelly, city.
ST. JAMES HOTEL-L Bowden. Franklin
w nj Hampton, w hampton. Miss Lula Con;
erly.J " sandfes and lady, Magnolia: Pau
Chicago: Mrs NJ H Haweson, Ga $ i May
nard and child, Carroll; J A Andrews, Z De.
lony ] Donnaly: Mrs Harrison, Texas; s NJ
Grigsby Ala s. NJ Bomgardner. New York: Ed.
ward O'Relly, Dublin; @ w Kidder, Van Am
burg's Menagerie and Circus; j s Anderson
Chicago; Farmore, 81 Louis; Jas Bradford
Danyile; M r Norwood Richmond: Ed Young
Mobile; Thos w Walker, La; N NJ Parker. Gal
CITY HOTEL-A B Henbury. Wis; Davit
Peacock + w Nichols, Navy; Erwin Craig
head w Orr. Nashville; B Thomas, Ohio
Z e King, Chicago; d B Stewart. city; j Tur,
ner' SULPHUR Springs ; Fi2od John VII
r Y Leard W F Luckie. Texas; NJ Moorman. J
Walton Geo R Finley. W Canayan. Miss; H G
Bailey, Cincinnati: r Stevens, ID M Tounee, Ill
A ? Hoffman and wife. Illinois, Mrs Reed
Miss Carpenter. Cincinnati: j 9 Andrews
city; R Allen. Alien lien pLatfo .
Dr. Ryand West Fecana
R McCarroll and wife. Miss; L Judson, Texas
] 2 Muggah st Mary Mr. Jones, Georgia; Johr
Gillespie, Georgia; J H Tomlinson Bryan; J
W Evans Milican M Spaulding. Chicago.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-10
SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
ANAMn JuMY.

GRAND JURY.
]. q. Fleming, foreman, John l.. Jathrop,
Mark II. Apologize, Edward Booth John 7. Git
bons, John X. Hunt, Bamuei Aston, Joseph /.
H4rwig, Chas. Donnelsy. Joseph A. Walker. Jos.
Dearuy, Henry anider, Cue Hoilander, M. A.
Peck, Geo, D. Hite aud Anton Bell.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Robhery-James Donsbue.
Assault and bsttety-Geo M Demo.
False imprisonmsBt-Of GERS Paul Luke and
George Jennings.
The Grand Jury held n session. but nothing oil
public nature was transacted.
The first case on tho docket was that Of the
state va. Webb Henry, charged with carrying con.
oealed weapons. The prisoner was ably defend
cd by Col. w. Rufus Crane, who spoke some two
hours and n half against tho eonstitutionsli,y Of
the law against carrying weapons. In argu.
ments adduoed from the Bible, from Blacks tone,
and from many ancient writer's, he held that the
law Of sell. preservation was first. He was fro.
quently asplauded by tho spectators present. and
tho deputies had some difficulty in securing
order.
The Colonel was In full vigor, and gave eyi.
dGnce that his wonted energies were still nm
dimmsd since his last effort. His client was,
however, convicted and sentenced TO ten days In
tho Parish Prison.
In the case of tho State Va. L. Mccall. charged
with carrying concealed weapons, no WAS COZ
voted and sentenced also TO ten days in prison.
State Va. M. Berwin, on the charge OF embez.
element, was on trial last night
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-10
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

United States vs. Geo. Il. Loud.--On motion OF
the District Attorney, nolle prosequi was
entered.
Another information was at once filed against
the same defendant, and after q jury was i'm
panneled and q witness placed on the stand, the
district Attorney filed another nolle prosequi,
but the defendant desired trial. The judge
ruled that tho noe prosequi should stand.
United States Va. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was
surrendered by his surety, John Henderson, and
gave recognizance in the sum OF $500 for his
appearance.
N. W. Casey, Receiver New Orleans National
Banking Association. vs. J. L. Wood.-Verdict
for plaintiff for $500.
Same va. A. Lastrapes X Go. ct als.-Verdici
for plaintiff for s50O0 and also against P. 3. Wilt
and I. A. Witt for the same gum.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-10
TIRED OF EMILE.
The Ncz Pcrces in Canada Appealing 10
he Taken BACK.
IN. Y. Tribune.l

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-The Sheriff Of Choteau
county Montana. telegraphs here, under date
Of December 30. at Fort Benton. that ipformg-
ton has been received by Mai. Ilges command
ing the United States forces ut that fort, that
about 100 Nez Perces are now in Sitting Bun
camp. many Of whom arc anxious to come
Towards Indianl Is among the number. The
sheriff suggests that special commission.
composed Of Maj. Ilges and Judge John "
Tatton be appointed to make the removal
The 100 Indians above alluded to escaped from
Gen. Miles at the time of Chief Joseph cap
ture. None of the original murderers who par
tured with Joseph. The department hestates
to assure these Nez Perces of protection In case
of their return. If sent back to their old re-
servation the courts might try them fo r murder
or the incensed whites might kill them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-10
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

Mary Pafrow va. Chas Acknowledgements in
favor of relatrix m prayed for.
II. Beekemayer W. Margaret Eokeman-Rule
for new trial discharged.
Delshoussaye II Mayer w. +. Bourke OF al
Rule for new trial discharged.
j. j. Foueher vs. Stewart Bros. n Co.-=Judg-
ment in favor OF plaintiff as prayed for. Inter
vention dismissed.
Mary Parrow va. Chas. Hsixss.-Judgment was
rendered in favor OF the relalrix on application
tanning possession OF her grandohld, John Nc
Cullough.
In the case of ]. J. Fouoher Va. Rtewart Broth
ers & Co., judgment In favor Of plaintiff.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-10
FIRST MUNICIPAL COURT.

Sam Andrews, Jake Hugh and Thos. O'Brien.
alias Muck OBhop, yesterday came up on tho
appears the accused in the evening on Now Year .
day took buggy that they supposed belonged
TO friend of theirs, and drove off Just for Joke.
1t, however. transpire that the horse and buggy
belonged to party who was nm utter stranger to
them, and one who had them arrested on the
above charge. On hearing the testimony and
tho intent to commit crime being not proved,
the recorder discharged them But before tell
ing them go, he impressed them with the danger
OF playing practical joke and drinking too much
egg-nogg.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-10
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.

Hon. Edmond Abel, presiding.
RobLE pRosEpUt,
Tom Hsply. assault and battery.
On motion of The Assistant District Attorney
the following Gases were dismissed
Sandy O'Np, having property in his possession
knowing the same to have been stolen.
John A. Btut. assault and battery
Dan1 Lockhatt, assault and battery,
John Hines. robbery.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-10
PURE KENTUCKY WHISTLES.

We are the manufacturers agents In this city.
for the sale and distribution OF the celebrated
J, A. MILLER CHICKEN COCK
Bourbon and Rye WHISTLES. made at Paris.
Bourbon county Kentucky. SO well known to
the trade generally, and warranted to give en-
tire satisfaction. Their perfect manufacture,
from carefully selected grains. pure properties,
superior cooperage and rapid Improvement
constantly make these WHISTLES the most de,
consumers generally.
It is our aim to protect the trade hence, our
celebrated we'll known J. A. MILLER CHICKEN
COCK Kentucky Whiskies can be. obtained at
retail and wholesale from most of New Orleans
grocers and denlers. "
de122m SO. 10 and 70 Tchoupitoulas street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-10
THE COURTS.

Merchants and others Interested in cases In
the district courts, IS principals or No witnesses,
oan be notified by telegraph when to appear In
court. thus avoiding tho necessity OF constant
attendanoe.1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-10


benefit of the militia. balance of about
$4,000 remains to the credit Of that appropri-
alton.
A considerable portion of the sum expended
was used in paying the guard at the court
house building, rendered necessary by the
troubles of last year. The balance Of the
sum spent has been applied In purchasing
arms and in paying necessary contingent ex-
penses of the militia.
I have been pressed to disburse the whole
amount for the same object, but considering
the peculiar circumstances under which the
nppropriation was made, l did not think my
self justified in so doing having gone In the
s,se Of that fund as far as / could. conscien-
3iously.
You will have before you, In the present
altered condition of the State, an opportunity
nj furnishing means for militia purposes, to
the extent your may deem necessary.
No one more than myself is DESTROYS to en-
courage martial spirit in the State, and no
s,ne has juster reasons to appreciate, recog-
nize and publicly acknowledge how strongly,
deeply and periodically that feeling exists
among the good people of this city and State.
During the troubles through which Louisi-
ana has now happily passed, her sons cooly,
nuietly, but steadily and firmly stood ready
- assert and maintain even to the death the
supremacy OF her legally constituted authori-
! tir,s. their patriotic devotion to duty, gallan-
Z - and patient endurance were all called into
runisltion at that critical period, and were
specially exhibited upon several conspicuous
occaetons under your oTn eyes, Iney oe-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-10
sECOND DISTRICT COUNT.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

The SUGGESTIONS OF Pedro Helimpio and An
drew Rempio have been opened In this court.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-30

swamps who build a good FIRE at night
never take malarisl fever, while those
who neglect this p~recsution are certain
to be attacked. The idea is plausible
and worthy Of attention. We commend
it to the authorities. Natures greatest
remedies are often the simplest and most
practicable.
CONCERNING TREATMENT.
To the Editor of tho Public Ledger;
In view of the situation, aud often the
impossibility Of procuring medical at,
%tention promptly in attacks of fever. will
not DR. Mitchell, medical director of the
Howard Association, and his associates,
agree on and publish some general and
special directions for the treatment Of
yellow fever. 1t might be the means Of
saving many valuable lives. A large
number of our people have escaped to
the country and are liable to on attack
Of fever, and are ignorant Of how to treat
it. No time should be lost in giving this
information by any of our physicians.
CITIzEK.
The Howard Association, at the ia,
stance Of the Rev DR. Boggs, have
caused to be printed aud largely circu.
lated, a formula of the "Creole treatment
of yellow fever" It is natural, simple
and plausible, and can be applied by
any person without the aid Of a physi-
clan. 1t has already been published in
the LEDGER.
Avoid using those remedies contain.
ing opium, morphia, etc; but when the
baby is sick use DIR, Bulls Baby Syrup
perfectly safe and always reliable. Price
only rs cents a bottle.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-30
LEDGER LINES,

Original Lexington (Ky) mustard
pure-at Oliver, Finnie 4 Co.'s.
The COahOma is the regular pucke
Tor Rlverton this evening at FIVE o'clock
Crude carbolic acid in barrel lots. a,
80 cents a gallon, at R. Batter & Sons.
56 Main street.
The Mississippiand Tennessee railroad
have moved all the families of their en-.
ployes to White Haven. They are
camped out in cars and tents.
The bankrupt law expires tomorrow
saturday August 3lst). No petitions
can be filed after that date. Petitions
are fled with M. E. Andrews, at Bart
lett.
On account of numerous ~depredstioDs
committed around the, Sledge place the
determined to establish
guard. Mr. A ] Kennedy was on watch
the tirst part of Wednesday night. on
hayburn avenue and in rear of the
Sledge place. At 2 o'clock John Hall
VINO lived in the sams house with him
md Was a particular friend, went to re.
him. Unfortunately there had been
10 signal agreed upon between them
kennedy thought previously that he
leard footsteps, aud was wide awsk.
Nth a double-barrelled shotgun cooked
7 his post in the stable. Hall, thinking
| no danger, came along sleepily and
areleSsiy and pushed open the doc.
-ennedyr thinking sure it was a thief
red without saying a word and wounded
-alI fatally. The unfortunate man died
lree hours after, fully generating Kan.
4dyr who was his friend and a brother
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-30

CONVENIENTLY neal the prominent
business houses, all places Of public in.
'eresi and resort, and in the very heart
OF the best resident portion of the oitv
Tor good living, good treatment. and
quiet comfort, the Colonnade Hotel on
oaeslnut street, Philadelphis, can be
eonsciefiously recommended.
LUZ 1916
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-30
Proceedings OF the Italian
SOciefV.

In pursuance to a call o meeting Of
the Italian society Of Memphis was held
Thursday morning at the store of A.
Vaccaro & Co., and the following pro-
ceedings were had: A relief committee
was formed and given full power to act.
Messra. Louis Podesta, P. D. Canale,
Frank Cazzasa, A. B. Vaecaro, B. Vac,
caro-, V. Bacigalupo and A. Bonavita
constitute the relief committee. Any
members sick or in distress from the
prevailing disease are requested to ap.
ply at 252 Main street or 324 Froat
street, or to any Of the above committee,
SO that due relief and attention may be
given them.
LOUIS PoDEsTA, Ch'm'n.
P. D. CANALE, Sec'y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-30
CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
MEMPHIS:
FrIaay Evenine. AUG. 80. ISIS.


Saturday, August "a.
After this date, until further
notice, the LEDGER will not
be delivered by carriers.
Parties desiring TO subscribe
can obtain the paper at the
LEDGER counting room for
Inc same price by purchasing
tickets.
As soon AS the epidemic is
ended, and the people return,
all our routes viii be re.estab.
Iished.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-30
John Wenders Saloon,
81 and BIB Poplar.
Free lunch daily from IN ,o1
AGs e cold beer-best In town.

lHE type material and workmep q,
'ne LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee first clas,
work and full satisfaction to our patrops
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-30
Mrs Smith, age 65, Pigeon ROOst

Mrs Smith, age 65, Pigeon ROost
road.
Mike Waggener, age IS, Poplar
and Dunlap.
Clara Sandey, age 20, 81 Robe.
son.
Miss Ringwald, age IL, Bass av
enue.
Mary o'Hern, age ~, Bass av.
enue.
enue.
VIM @ Woodruff, age AZ, us
Main.
Stephen Ryan, age 81, 1873 Ala.
bama.
Bertha Thorn, age 81, Brinkley
avenue.
Stain, age So, 145 Fifth.
WI Dennison, age So, 17S Car
roll avenue.
Timothy Connolly, age AZ, 1877
Dunlap.
Athony West, age 50, colored,
High.
Ed Sweeney, age 8, Greenlaw.
Matilda Atkinson, c0lored, eau
Sey and Linden.
Isaac Bitteman, age 6.
G Salziger.
Andrew Dunlap, age 80, hospital.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-30
An Incomplete List of New
Cases.
PHYSICIANS FAILING 70 REPORT
SOME REFUSING TO DO so.
The Disease Spreading Among
the COlOred People.

AZ f VI INC lever, Out the rep0l
n OF new cases since our last report
be necessarily incomplete, owing to ii
r. TACT that but two physicians-Dri
Avent and Hodges-had reporte
up to noon to-day. Some ph,
slclans are either SO pressed wit
= calls or are Indifferent to the i'm
! portance of reporting, while one
!" known to be in open defiance t
the board Of health, and refuse
to report his cases, claiming tina
the prevailing disease, which is kill
ing faster than yolleys of shot anc
shell, Is not yellow fever and no
a contagious disease. The How
. ards are kept SO busy that it i,
even impossible to obtain from
them the number of new case,
found by their visitors. Converse.
tions with physicians, however,
elicit the fact that the disease is
Frustrating very many among the
oOlored population, many of whom
have been sick for days without
medical attention, and we NAV
reasonably expect a steady increase
IN the number Of deaths for some
days to come.
CITIZENS RELIEF COMMITTEE.
The crowd in front of the COM
misSary depot this morning was
larger, if possible, than on yester-
Gay. The committee is issuing ra-
tons as fast as possible. Yesterday
about 5000 rations were issued. ex.
elusive Of camp rations. At this
rate the supplies sent by the GOV.
eminent will soon be exhausted.
and unless large sums are received
BY the committee they will be sore
y pressed to supply the poor with
God.
CASES FROM NOON YESTERDAY
UP TO NOON TODAY.
Mrs Annie Allen, age 80, 100
Madison.
Mary Young, cObred, age 40, 1o9 ;
Madison. {
George Washing, colOred, age 20, !
q Washington. :
Robert Watson, colored, age s.
n Dunlap. 1
Bette Watson, cOlored, age 80, !.
~ Dunlap.
:. Willie Il Watson, cOlOred, age 80, 6
~ Dunlap. =
Mrs N, age AZ, Rayburn ,
venue.
Maggie Harrington, age 25, rs
lulberry. I
- Badinelli, age 50, 1873 Ala !
=
Stephen Ryne, age 8, 1873 Ala =
:
Mrs Ella Ryne, age 80, 1873 Ala .
ana.
Mamie Bennett, age 7, 1O1 Robe. .
N. ="
Mrs S Bennett, age SC, 1o1 Robe ;
N. y
Miss S Bennett, 1O1 Robson.
Mrs J Bennett, age rs, IO1 Robe o
n. =
Walter Bennett, age 4, lO1 Robe r
n. :
Child Of Thomas Ryan, age 8, !,
labama. +"
Child Of Mrs Drury, age 2, 1872 y
fth extended. Q
- Badenilli, 10 Goslee.
Sarah HOpSOn, colored, age So,
onroe.
John Mahrans, age SO, "A Robe
D..
Mamie Pilsner, age IL, 81 Sec
d. III
HOpsOn, age 30, 12 Brad
d. III
Mrs Pilsner, age 50, 81 Second.
West, age 20, 146
lshington. aV
Thomas johnson, age "a, IA
te'
Mrs Il ] McGrann, age "a, $50
nee. PC
Ginnis, age 50, 395 Fifth
ended. tel
.OrreIs child, 81 Winchester
niue.
Looney, age 80, N Adams. an.
Kelley, age Is, Charleston az.
lie. CO.
Parks, age 30, 90 Jeffer.
old
90 80 l
ally Levy, age 25, 30 Quinby. let
Samme, age 9. IA Wseb 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-30
LOTTERY.


A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FO
a WIN A FORTUNEi-Ninth Grand
distribution, 1878, at New Orleans, Tuesday,
September 10th.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY 90,
This institution was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature Of the state for Rduoa.
tional and Charitable purposes in 1868. with .
Capital Of S1,000.000, 70 which II has shines
added areserye fund ofSS50, zen. ITS GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION win
take place monthly on the second Tues
DAY. 1T NEVER SCALEs o ~POsTPoNRs. Look
at the following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100, 900 Tickets at 3 Dollava Each.
Half Tickets One D0lIar.
LIST OF PRIZES.
{. ] CAPITAL RIZE.... con no
/ CAPITAL PRIZE - I0'o9S
] CAPITAL PRICE, S0o9
PRIZES OF 81. ~ ~
5 PRIZES OF I,OO0.mmm.. 6'9SS
20 PRIZES OF OO.. lo'90S
100 PRIZES OF I00'"'"- I iSSUS
200 PRIZES OF IL 00o
~, M bb@PbII11EES " I"....."."-."...... 10000
AVN NILES VI IO-....'....-....... 10000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Approximation Prizes of $500 81. ZOO
q zU...... 1880
- IVo.-..,...- 800
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-30

Rt
- Martha Pope, age 20, 1873 Elk
Is change.
l D0 Celeste Beckford, age Z, 1o4 Elk
$, change.
a Annie BeckfOrd, age II, 1O4 Elk
y change.
n II Jones, age 20, 1O2 Front.
+ J Dunlap's wife, age rs, 16,
IS Union.
: Julia Rocks, age 6, 1876 Union.
: Belle Palmer, $50 Exchange.
Amanda Walker, age 20, IA Elk.
!, change.
: : Layinia Goodwin, age IS, 81
Fourth.
I. Laura Houston, age Is, 81
. Fourth.
. Alice Sharpe, 81 Fourth.
Henry Dickinson, age As, ia
Washington.
; Wash Martin, IA Washington.
Ellen Toombs, age 6, 149 Wash
ington.
Ella Browns son, age 5, johnson
avenue.
Robert Anderson, age As, 149
Washington.
Emma Toombs, age 4, 149 Wash
ington.
A Olark's wife, age rs, So Front.
Alice Harris, age 10, 81 Fourth.
Hester Adams, col, 313 Union.
Florence D Ware, colored, 21O
Vance.
DR. P NJ Dickinson, 50 Peyton
avenue.
George Grant, Mill and South.
Lewis Grant, age 10, 40 Auc-
ton.
Rev A Thomas, 70 Robson.
DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEVER FROM
NOON YESTERDAY TO NOON TO.
DAY.
Unknown male, colored, IA
Mosby.
0Ooney, age 40, Dunlap.
Jordan Harris, colored, age so,
30 Quinby.
Elijah Clark, age SO, IA Wash
q
John Owens, cOlored, age So, 178
Adams. {
George Scott, colored, age 80, 178
Jefferson. {
Mary Adam, colored, age 80, foot
Of Exchange. I
Fred Gibbs, age Z, 43 Allen av.
nue..
David Moss, colorsd, age 80, /.
:
Jennie WrOnt, colored, age IS, {
I16 Market. /
Frank GOss, cOlored, age 20, SO q
Q TarsmOnd, colored, age rs, !.
.03 Monroe. ,
- Woodwork, age 80, 20 Bass r
venue. tt
Mary Sepp, age ~, Court ox- f
a
Frank Grau, ir, age IS, Sc Third. .
Joseph Seymour, oolorod, age 40, =,
10 Hill.
Tilda Hunt, colored, age so, 81 ',
Commerce: sc
Hn'onIo Daulhelll, age 5O, 2 Cos :
ee. "
David TAFT, age As, Poplar and N
'rinkley avenue. 70
John Veishber, age As, hospital. D
Mary A Glessc, age 40, hospital. b i,
John Hughes, age 81, hospital. to
John vanhook, age rs, hospital.
David Banks, age 80, hospital. ez
John Gilmore, colOred, age rs, lo'
ospital. de
Martha -, colored, age ~, tai al
ospital. So'
Lucy 3 Fritz, age 4, 50 Mosby. ret
A Rummel, age IS, Hupperes loo
7enue. wa.
P Hewitt, age 40, Monroe OK. ph,
nded. wat
Nora Spencer, colored, ago s., % put
oplar. -
) Lutz' ST, age 65, 40 winches- tho,
/. thee
a Miller, age 40, HupperPs alley. yell,
MRS X Brennan, age As, Fifth eIal
d Auction. prop
NJ Hnnf
Mrs Lipp's baby, still,born. near n nS"'
chran Hall. pI.c,
Mrs Q Fisher, age C8, 1O3 Main, two !
age. sund
Key J A Bokle, jr, age 50, St. a for
Ler's church. fave,
larry Grimes. ape * o9o rm hres
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-30
CAPITAL Price, es0,OO

1897 Prizes, amounting ........S1I0 ar
Responsible corresponding agents wanted Al
al prominent. points, to whom q liberal com
pensation will be Paid.
Application for rates to clubs should only ba
maze t0the Home Office in New Orleans.
mFite, clearly stating. iull address, for fur
tner information or send orders TO
N. A. DAUPHIN,
P. O. Box 692, New Orleans. La.
Or No. 6 West Court street, Memphis. Tenn.
Al our drand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and MANAGEMENT Of
TeperalS Z. I. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL
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