Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-19
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J. NJ. Patrick Is at home again.
G. H. Haight returned last night.
Kirk Allen is recovering from the fever.
Colonel P. c. Bethel has reached the
city.
w. II. Hidell and family have reached
home.
Mr.. John w. Cochran and family have
returned.
Colonel T. s. Ayrcs has returned from
St. Louis.
G. w. Smith, of Friar's Point, Miss, is
in the city.
Miss Ads Ward has recovered from her
recent illness.
p. NJ. Townsend, n leading cotton buy
er, has returned from Europe.
VIM. Phillips has returned here, and
will make Memphis bis home.
General B. Frank Cheatham, Of Nash
vile, was in the city yesterday.
Wilson William, Of the Trenton, nee
Humboldt Herald, is in the city.
Judge John L. I. sneed and family
have returned from East Tennessee.
The family Of Colonel Jesse G. Page
has returned from Lauderdale county.
Captain G. II. Warren, of the Memphis
and Little Rock railroad, is in the city.
Corporal Thomas II. Burton, of the
Zouave Guards, has returned from Chatta.
nooga.
Mrs. c. T. Conn and daughters, Miss
Mamie Conn and Mrs. James have re-
turned.
Colonel Tom Avery, the Cicero of Mem.
phis orators, has returned from n %sojourr
among his old friends in East Tennessee
He Is in unusually good health.
Lieutenant p. NJ. Price, of the United
States engineer corps, was in the city yes
terday on the way to complete the survey
of the lower Mississippi, commenced las
season.
DR.. II. II. Booth, five miles out on tn
fernando road, had an opportunity oil
the 4th instant to perpetuate a distin
guished name, and the young scion wa
therefore named jefferson Davis.
Chief Athy desires to know the where
abouts of Andrew Zeigel, a German car
penter, who in September was living a
170H Poplar street. Information
wanted in New Orleans, and any on
knowing where he is will please report {
Chief Athy. a0I IS
w, S. Chase has convalesced from ye
low fever, and is once moie visitin
among his many friends. This mornin
he occupied a scat in an open-top bugg.
and was successfully driving an untraine
mule. May Mr.. Chase ever DO well,
our earnest wish.
J.W. Brown, one Of the proprietors
the Gallatin Examiner, is in the city. NJ
/. Brown is now representing the Jackso
Tribune and Sun, in which he will pull
A, lish next week a statement Of his opinio
p as to the trade and prosperity Of Men
| phis, the effect Of the fever aud the futul
Of our city.
: D. b. Gally, Of Nashville, we'll know
to the Knights of Honor throughout Il
State, and editor of the Reporter, publisht
as the official organic the order, arrive
5 in the city this morning, and in compar
g with Brother Ben X. Pullen, grand r
G corder for the State, paid the LEDGE
Office and other places Of interest a Wis
Mr.. Gally will remain here among h
friends some days.
II. c. Fisher, Of Nashville, has been a
t. pointed superintendent of the westeI
division Of the Southern Express Con
I pany. in the place of the lamented Mai
William Willis, The Nashville Amer
can says; "Mr. Fisheri is an old expires
man, and will I'LL the position with cred
st to the company and 70 himself. A bett
d man could not have been selected for Il
+ position. II is, too, a deserved promoti,
d from route agent to the superintendency