Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-07

DR.. Geo. Miller is at home.
W. c. Stewart is at home again.
w. b. Grubbs returned last night.
Chief Athey's family has returned.
Among the late arrivals is Wilbur Sim
mons.
Gus. A. Milius has returned from Gin
cinnati.
H. G. HoIlenberg and family have re-
turned.
F. Underwood, wife and daughter have
returned.
Constable Quinn of the Fifth District is
again on duty.
Prof. H. Schulz, the accomplished artist,
has returned to the city.
Z. Converse, of the Chickasaw billiard
establishment, has returned.
A. C. Brewer, +. A. Tyler, jr., and
John Bradley have returned home.
Deputy Sheriff Mcmahon, a most excel
lent snd reliable officer, is again On duty
lIr. Con Flynn and family Of 60 Vance
street, returned from Brownsville II few
days since.
Otis Mcdonald, John Montague, John
S. Sullivan and Mark Clark are among
the recent arrivals.
General G. Yates Freeman, Sam Laur'
enee and B. F. Thomas, Of Grenada, Miss.
have reached homo
j. H. Springs, j. B. Walthall, 4. K
Jones and w. w. Ash, of Holly Springs
Miss, have returned home.
Leon Backer, a popular young man
who is connected with the firm OF Rice
Sitx & Co, has returned to the city.
Major Benyard, U. S. A. engineer corp;
has returned and will soon resume worI
on the river Improvements at this port.
Herman Buddeke. a w~ell-lnOwn ant
popular citizen of Nashville, is in tn
city. We trust Mr. Buddeke will locat
in Memphis.
Mr.. 7. NJ. Mckee, who has been spokeI
of as a returned refugee, was only thre
miles out, and his wife had the fever be
fore they anne TO town.
Count Lou Leubrie and sisters hav
returned to the city. We are glad t
know that they are all well. The Coun
de Noses looks young, but he is not hand
= some.
DIR. Esston, formerly of New Orleans
but for the past three years of New Yorl
has located in Memphis. The doctor WI
one Of the volunteer physicians durin
the epidemic in our city.
Mr.. r. NJ. Mckie, travelling correspond
ent Of the San Antonio Express, formerI
a citizen of Memphis, who has been he
a few days among his old friends, leay
this evening for his home in San Ant
Mo, Texas.
Mr.. Tom Gale, one of our leading me
chants Mrs. Gale and Miss Addie Nj
Gale, of Cynthia street, returned fro
Colorado Springs last summer in time I
the fever, but since have been to Iuka Al
Pulaski. They are all back and looki.
remarkably well, especially the bright al
beautiful young daughter.
The following were visitors at the C
ton exchange yesterday; Captain A.
luther, of Star Union Line; P. r. FIR
man, of A. A. Patton & Co.; Willii
4. Bowles, ST., of William Bowles & Co.;
re NJ. Scarborough, of Scarborough IL c
d Charles s. Farrar; +. P. Winston, Bre
w wood; j. A. Crofford, Covington, Ten
Ed McGehee, Horn Lake Landing, Mi
John Higgin, Como, Miss @. A. Pa
Breckenridge, Texas; Colonel Phi
Barron and N. F. Carver, of White L
all Transit Company.
lc- DR.. Charles Baskerville has return
Ip- from Columbus, Miss, where he went
an days ago to visit his family. He was
ire of IL most efficient Howard physicia
'rd and is entitled to great credit for his cc
ness, activity and usefulness during
mt. trying times through which we have ]
passed, DR.. Baskerville il one of
rising young doctors Of North Mississi
who distinguished himself by comm!
-. our aid in the epidemic. We had
pleasure of travelling with him from {
up NTH to Memphis on his return. His m
friends here hope that he can be indr
to settle in Memphis, and we unite :
81, thor, T., tho c,,00oation
left l.. SCTIILLING d. BRO,