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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-29

This large establishment, Rlndle,
Heath & Livermore, proprietors. has
been reopened by the enterprising and
deserving proprietOrs. They kept it
open as long as possible 10 order to give
the employees work asd a living, but
we're at last compelled to close. They
have resumed again and will be in full
blast By the Ait Of November. They are
prepared to furnish everything in the
foundry and machine shop line. We
eommesd them as men Of integrity and
great enterprise with all the resources
for carrying or their business.
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n.,m.rn 10 tho rrlhune.

"I did not vote for Mr.. Tilden and l
have Great personal liking for Ruther-
foyd n HAYES, for have been with him (;
Int I must soy that / consider this at
tempt to fasten on Tilden completely N
,his tsleeraphic crime has been Q dead
iaiIure. II on testimony that Tilden,s
nsnbew sinped you concluded that Til
dsp il a bad man, who Of our public men
would he safe 2 Mr.. Tilden says most
Numerically, None Of these kilograms
we're seen BY me. l had no knowledge
~ tbem.' Ga the ground that every
man ought to be considered innocent
until he is proved guilty, | accept Til
den's denial as full and complete"
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noble woman,

There is nothing 20 dear to the human,
heart as the sense Of having done our
duy-the supreme reward Of a self.
approving conscience. Next to that 10
the appreciation of our friends and
fellOw.men, and when the debt is great
and the only payment hat a be
made is applause, Avaricious indeed are
they who a withhold it.
Among those who have happily sur.
vived their dangers and are preserved
to their family aud friends is Miss D.
Murdoch, Of Shreveport, La.
This lady is a native Of Charleston, s.
c., but for several years past has resided
10 Shreveport, where she was the recipi-
Ont Of a handsome gold medal, bestowed
as 3 token Of appreciation of the yalua-
services rendered by her in the fearful
epidemic of 1873. From thence she went
to ST. Louis, where for some time she
was engaged as teacher in a private high
school.
More recently she is from Milwaukee,
where she was also pursuing the same
vocation, but abandoned her duties to
hasten to the relief of our suffering peo-
pie. She arrived here at a time when,
alasl it was apparent to US oil that at
~tendaece on the sick al little less than
q certain sacrifice, but uninhuencsd by
any regard for personal safety, and
without any inducement but the puresI
motives of humanity (for she has refused
to accept any remuneration for her ser
vices), she offered herself as one Of thu
forlorn hope. Miss Murdoch is about 6
%rsturu to her family and friends il
Charleston, She carries with her tn
gratitude Of the people of Memphi
which will remain Al long az the mem
DRY o tthe terrible scourge, which canno
fade with the present generation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-29

Mr.. James B Poston and R. B. Mau'
~ and daughter make their acknowl-
edgmsnts to Mrs. A. E Ainslie, of New
Orleans, for her invaluable SERVICES in
nursing them through an attack of yel'
low fever. Mrs, Ainslie lisa faithful and
skillful nurse, aud during her entire
experience in this epidemic no patient
under her care has died.
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women warned Not ia Go 10 Beech
ar,a Lecture.

W OEAtM NnNhFN WV W
er's Lecture.
Omaha Post, German.l
This evening Henry Ward Beecher
will deliver a lecture in Omaha. The
Post will be represented there by one Of
its reporters 8, who will make a complete
list Of all the ladies who may be present.
This list will bs published in full in the
next number of the Post. The objsct
we have in view is simply TO determine
how many of the matrons and maidens
of this place can SO far forget them
selves as to 90 TO listen to this notorious
Adulterer and perjurer. We give way to
the hope that we may not be compelled
to print the name Of even one German
wife or maiden. 1t would be a shame il
we should prove to be mistaken in this,
and yet we shall not be restrained by
considerations Of any sort from doing
what we regard az our duty in the inter
est of morality. Every woman, whoever
she may be, who this evening attends
the theatrical representation OF the slimy
Plymouth pastor will have an opportuni
ty Of reading their names in the Post OF
Saturday.
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An owl ImprIsonsd BY MARITIME.


Lancaster pa Examiner.l
The owner Of a large farm not far from
Lancaster had an opportunity a few days
ago Of witnessing how an interloper is
punished by the martin species Of birds.
A pair of martins had taken possession
Of a small box, aud we're building their
uest. One day while they we're absent,
a screech owl took possession OF the
box, and when the martins came home
at night would not allow them to enter.
The smaller birds we're nonplussed for
awhile, and in a short time flew away,
seemingly giving up the fight But il
the owl was of this opinion he was sadly
mistaken, for in a short time the littlo
ones returned, bringing with them q
whole army Of their companions, who
Immediately set to work and, procuring
mud, plastered the entrance TO the boz
shut. They then all few away. In a
few days the box was examined and the
owl was found dead.
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Ne. Is Madison Street.

un s.r shs Serve dss. sssurs prpnVi
Eren.aun.
MEMPHIS C00PERAGE AID MFG. CO.
Pr ". !. McDEmoT1. Secretary.
ri
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-29

DRICK- Shipped cheap BY River or Rail
40 Front street, Large concessions, Will DC
made on orders fer good Salmon brick' sui'
SI5s o. II. P. PIPEh.
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stinAnve.

The report having been circulated all
over the country that both members of
the firm Of Morrison s HumsS, druggists,
Of this city were dead, Mr.. A. B Nor.
tisou, the senior member, writes US from
Petersburg, Va, requesting a correction
as to himself. He states that be will
soon be at home to open the store regu-
larly for business, and that all the debts
of the firm will be paid at once The
commercial agencies, which circulated
the report, be thinks, should make a
correction, and we are sure they will do
so.
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LEDGER LINES.

P. R. Starr has returned 10 the CITY
And says be is out Of funds aud wants to
borrow.
Mrs. ]. F. Davidson, wife Of Mr.. Ds-
wilson, Of the gas Office, was among
SATURDAY. e cases.
DR.. Purnsll, Howard physician for
the Second ward, viii answer all calls
left at G~oodyear's drug store, corner
Poplar and Main,
Captain Tom Caldwell and wife re-
turnsd last week. Mrs. Caldwell was
stricken after her return with a slight
case Of fever.
Deputy Sheriff C. R Stewart left this
morning for Presidents Island for the
purpose Of bringing the prisoners back
to the county jail
Cctlcn is beginning to arrive al s
lively rate. The John OTerton brought
up IS bales this morning for Clarke,
johnson B Co.
Hugh B. Cullen. the faithful deputy
Of The County Court clerk, is now at bis
Office regularly. Daring the fever the
Office vas kept open, bat Mr.. Cullen
eoala Dot always be there.
CoviuEion has raised the quarantine.
abd We learn from Mr. Nonssrrstt, The
manager Of the Memphis aud Psducah
rEilrosd, that The passenger and freight
trsEe vii fully open At ones.
& Dos, Of No. 30 Front street, re
esirs3 6hy-four bales cat Ct the on'
hundred and fifty bales brought in OF
tie PsaseEh road yesterday. he i
iplly opened for Business.
Mr. Wn w. GresBwsy, & promiuen
citizen Of ScmerTills, and worshipfu
master Of oBe q the Masonic lodge
there. died IN that place. Of ysliO'
fever, e. 3 o'clock this morning.
Charles Gsllina has arrived, pulled 0
be coat aud is ready for business H.
B irieaas and customers vii fad him
: his pot, 30 50 BssI street, and read
to serve hen.
John Dam. proprietor Of the We
kb1En mammoth livery, boarding 81
sals stable, ~ Adsmsssreet returned
: the city last evening. BE can be ioui
Ct he post ready 70 stsnd 70 al th
nay fayor hin With lbeir patronage.
Elssubere will be seen the snnounc
llment CT Hoo. 7. A. Hamilton, can.
date Tor foisnsl senator. De recei7
the Republican nomination yesterdl
has served 10 the legislature and is
man Of sne address and fair ability.
A Colieryilie correspondent wri
p! 70 The LzDcDR under date Of the Is
"Tbisiss glorious morning bright :
~ frosty. giving promise Of safety and f
dom from ihs scogrge. Bat bow sad
hearts sfe - We the death
:. Miss salie DaVis, who leaves US
- when We thought oil was over"
Mr. Ambrose Moaea, one Of
young men employed BY the Howard
their principal depot, has given gen
satisfaction b. bis promptness in 81
orders and politeness TO the people
), have bad business there. A Vo.
"" yout and we hops be will get 81 20
iet. place as be deserves when this il
= over.
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Deaths from Noon Yesterday to
Neon To-Day.

Amelia Tonsman, age Is, 6 miles out
on Cooper road.
VIM. Somers, sge AZ, 6 miles out.
Margaret Laydon, 81 Front.
Matte c. Wood, age 8 months.
Nancy Riley, cOlorsd, Vance and Her
nando.
Myra L. Sims, Rozell Statisn,
Amelia LagoriO, age 3, csuutry.
Jacob Saul, sge S5. Market street IN
Urinary.
Emma Woods, c%olored, age %, IS
Csusey,.
Elizabeth Dries, age 8 days, Union
avenue.
Mrs. L. Bender, age IS. country.
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PagaonaI.


Esquire Fleming is home again.
Dick Lightbnrns's Office is open.
Ben March, book keeper for Joe Wet
ter, came In yesterday.
Harry ]. FOrsdick iu.again at his old
quarters. 322 Main street.
Colonel R. Dudley Frayser arrived in
the city to-day. from Germantown.
Conway, the real estate agent is
once more at No. 8 Madison street.
W. b. Horton, the feed and grain
dealer. is back and busy on Front street,
Mat Monaghan, the steamboat supply
man, is at his old place Of business.
B. p. Smith 4 Co, Front street, have
opened their produce mmission house.
J. I. land James Frost, the candy
manufacturers, have returned from Gin
e%innsti
JF. Frank & Co, Wholesale grocers,
have opened their store, 2S2 Front
street.
If Mike Canale don't stop eating so
many maccareni, Jack Walsh will get
after him.
W. A. WhsAtlsy. the real estate agent,
announces that be is ready for business.
See his card.
Il. Cohen, it,, the grocer at ll3 Madi'
son street, opened up yesterday, hav'
ing retur led for coed.
John a. Signaigo, the oyster and game
dealer, 27S Second street, has arrived
and commenced business.
Mosby, Starke & Co., cotton factors
No. SO4 Frent street, have reopened tc
serve their friends and customers.
Jim Franklin, clerk in Captain R. W
L~iehtburns's river agency, On Monroe
street, has returned aud opened up.
Lindsey, Goodbar, & Co., 327 Mair
street, are open again, and viii fill or
ders promptly at very low rates.
Mr.. Bryan Thane, of Bohlen Huse's ic.
house, returned home from Iuks yester
day morning.
John Powell made his appearance il
the city yesterday, looking well afte
his trip.
Mrs. Mary Cooper. mother of jane
". Cooper, Howard visitor, is convn
l%escent.
Otto SsyppeI, clerk st Alleys Goa
office, is again on duty and prepared t
furnish ell the coal that is wanted.
W. A. Wheatlsy, real estate agent
announces in another column that be i
prepared to serve new aud old friends i
bis line of business.
Mr.. s.. G. Tooi and family arrive
from St. Louis yesterday. All in goo
health.
Esquire E. W. Caldwell was in IL
city to day-he says he intends to sta
; st the request Of the "0ld man"
Henry ]. Lynn, cashier of the Me-
$ phis City FIRE aud general insuranc
! company, has returned home, and II
d Office is now open for business.
} G. A. Hanson will be at his Office, n
219 Main street, in the future, to after
n to all professional business ~intrusted
/, him.
"a W C. NClure. cashier Of the Four
n National Bank, has returned. w.
Il freeman, Of the same institution, is al
in the city.
Esquire Tom Holman, j., charm.
of the County Court, wa in the city y
tsrday. The County Court, will nae
next week.
it Mr.. J. B. Aldrich has returned to I
re city, and will ,gain take charge Of
ut Heights of Honor relief committee.
sy wife is out Of danger.
Ill Thos Sherwood, of Wheeler, Pick'
re & Co., 34s Main street, has returned .
be opened his store. Now prepared wit
We large stock Of goods to supply the TIL
nd with anything in bis line.
90
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Convention OF the ninth Congress
siOnaI District.

siOneI District.
At II o'clock on the 23d inst, at
Adams, the convention was called to
order by Major Willo Haywood, ::chair-
nan of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee Of the district. Hon. George G.
Porter, Of Ripley, was elected permanent
chairman, and the representatives of the
Democratic press we're elected perma-
neut secretaries of the convention. bon.
R P. Caldwell was put in nomination
by Gibson county; Captain D. D. Bell,
by Obiou county; Colonel - Latta, by
Dyer county, and Captain G. B. Simon
ton, by Upton county. Appropriate
resolutions we're adopted commemorat-
ing the death Of the Hon. Lewis Bond
and Hon. W. W. Vaughan, Haywood
county two prominent and formidable
candidates. On the 555th ballot Captain
C. B. Simo,ton wal nominated as the
candidate to representthe Ninth congress
sioual district in the next congress, with
great enthusiasm. The nomination Of
Captain Simontou gives general salts
faction throughout the district, and bis
election is beyond question. At present
he has no opponent. All the counties o
the district were folly represented aud a
moro harmonious and batter tempered
convention was Deve held in the district
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Henry windler's Wholesale meat store
will be opened by the well.known Mr..
Bud Brown to morrow morning, the 18th
OF October, for business. He is pre-
pared to supply The market with good
beef, pork and mutton at reasonable
prices. VI
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To the People Of Shelby
County.

am a candidate to represent you in
the senate of the general assembly;
election 9th of November. If elected |
shall strive to accomplish such legisla-
ton as will shield Memphis from the
blight of mandamus and give it an efec'
tive police and sanitary government, and
shall labor to advance the interest Of the
entire community.
5i.59 MINOR MERIwETHER.
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]. Z. RendeIhuher.
Practical Gan maker,

Praeticat GHn axe
Has re-opened his shop on the corner OF
Madison and Main, and is prepared to
do ell kinds Of new work, aud repairing
done at short notice.
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He thought be heard the angela sing"
but il proved to be chorus Of yells from
the next door children. he grew des
perate, procured a bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup aud sent it to Mrs. s. with
hia compliments, He was q bachelor,
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20 Onr RIrer Frienda.

Two boats will leave 81. Louis each
week, running as lev as Prentiss, By
which our friends can ship cotton 70 bs
at St. Lsuis or Msmphis, and we eau
ship them supplies from St. Louis, till
Memphis packets caa resume their trips.
Our cotton shsd is always open. and
cotton well cared for.
Hill, FoSTAISE & Co
September n. 1878. At
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H Dow, grocer and cotton factor, 2lO
Front street. has been open over q week
His receipts Of cotton yesterday by the
Psdueah road we're 81 bsles-more than
oue-thirl Of the entire receipts. 1t
could not have gone to a better house.
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julius Buck,

matchmaker and jeweler, 793 Beal street,
has reopeued his store. He is a 9racti.
cal matchmaker, and has an assortment
of all kinds OF watches snd jewelry which
be will sell very low. 81
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same CheerfuI Corregppndence.

MEMPHIS october N, 1873.
DR.. R. W. Mitchell, Medical Director
Howard Assosiation-Dear Sir Last
night the thermometer fell three degrees
below freezing point. Our citizen reiu'
gees are suffering and anxious to return
to their homes. While | have been very
much opposed to our absentees return
ing before the atmosphere was purified
by a killing frost, l think the time has
now come when we can invite our fellew
citizens to return with safety. But hav'
ing implicit confidence 10 your judgment
and discretion, / respectfully refer the
matter to you for your opinion. Re
specially yours,
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To AhsanteeH.
MEupms Board OF HEALrH..
MEMPHIS, TENN. October ~, 1878.

MEIFHI6 DVAHU VI HHNHI 10 Z
MEmPHIs. Tenn. October Is, 1873.
At q meeting Of the Board Of Health
held this day the following resolution
was adopted
Resolved, That the Thermometer haV'
ing fallen three degrees below freezing
point, il is entirely safe for refugees to
return TO the city, provided their prem
ises have been thoroughly ventilated
and hmigated.
By order Of the Board
r. f. brown, M D,
SO. sec'y Board Health.
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Henry LUEHRMASS, 80 Monroe street,
is receiving fresh oysters daily frem
Norfolk aud New York. Also London
porter, Scotch ale and Milwaukee bot
tied lager beer. For sale, Wholesale and
retail. "a
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Tnhnncn and z

W. are daily receiving fresh goods
and are thereby enabled TO sell them q
very low figures. All orders will b
thankfully received, promptly and salts
f~notoriln 6lled. HARrMAN y BRo.
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TaylOr e. Arnold

Have just received, per steamers Hard
Cab and Grand Tower,
Apples, Potatoes, Onions CRbbagef,
Cheese,
and olbsr articles needed in groceries,
also a fall line Of plantation supplies, al
at the lowest market prices. Goods
received daily by boat. Customers and
others will please ship cotton and send
their orders, which will be promptly
hlled. 81
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cirars md TOBACCO,

Fresh lot Of Imported and Key West
Cigars just received, aud sold at very
lowest figures, at Hsrpman & Bro, 2S6
Main street.. 90
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Acting President Howard Association.
MEMPHIS, October %, 1873
Gen. w. j. Smith, acting president
Howard Association-In reply to your
communication Of this date, would re.
specially reply thatin my opinion the
epidemic is at an end, and that our citi-
zenS can be invited to return with safety.
At the same time, would warn them TO
have their houses thoroughly ventilated,
especially during tina night, before oc'
cupying them. Yours respectfully,
R. W. MITCHELL,
SO Medical Director Towards.
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QUERY: why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros Seal Of North Caroline
at the same price9' [eod.xxVii.l46
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will reopen my bleaching establish
ment, November Sd, with all the fell
style hat and bonnet shapes.
bOt WIN GOODYEAR
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Refrigerator, ice chests,
water coolers and ice-cream
freezeFs at cost.
T. J,
1857 234 Main street.
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Tx the LzDoKh job Office q be found
competent, skillfuI and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job sf printing. iSSI
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Coal and Wood.

We will continue to keep our coal
Zee open during the epidemic. All or
ders for coal aud wood will be promptly
attended t..
LoEWEBsTBE 4 Fox,
S5t III Poplar street.
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The type, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee first class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons
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The Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, is
a model establishment. 1t is superb IN
both style and appointment, and its ta'
BILE and service cannot be excelled.
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CRARKE. JoHssoy & Co. will be open
next Monday. Wednesday and Friday,
and every day thereafter.
October "a. 1873. 81
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COLONEL r. DUDLEY FRAYsER, OF the
firm ofJarnagin & Frayser, isin the city
and his firm is ready to attend to ell
legal business iutrusted to them.
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I q GEORGE,
no. ID Cenrl NIreel,

have tbsir fine saloon open all the time.
Have just received q very dne lot Of VI.
enna and Frankfurter sausage; served
UP red hot. lII
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JUST RECEIVED,
go, 900 10000
OF he celebrated
N- b. 81. OIGAR9,

Now ali the rage 10 the largest Eastern
Cities 90 the best 90 CIGAR in the U. ,.
Fer sale, at retail or Wholesale, by
Sol COLEMAN,
BIG Main St,
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John Walsh, Undertaken,
34l Second st., next.postofice. IA

All the Residents Of the Fourth Ward
sick with or convalescing from yellow
fever will apply to DR.. W. G, Cavenagh
for medical attention. Office hours 8 to
4 daily, at 247 Second street, and at hi'
residence lGO Union street, at night.
W. G. CAyESAoH,
Howard physician for Fourth Ward.
n
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sCHEIBLER & CO..

E0S Aniu street,
win keep open from this date, and pay
as usually the highest price for hides,
aud sell leather of all kinds At Eastern
prices. 81
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YELLOW FEVER DEA1H LIST.

The following statement of deaths from yell
low fever each day. since the presence Of the
disease became known. is made up from the
records of the board of health and other
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~TTTARD.-on the lNts e ssptsn,
%43 Der Isst. two y, aq a S,S Shs h i1heT au 1IS1
horse mute' 49, also, a bay OF mouse .colored
bit IN Via IlIh. IS hands high. 10 years old, leath.
mare bstTeen shoe and hoof, in both rient
erls IN also 3 ridge in the right tore hooi;
ioIe ss1d OF twenty-five dollars will BE- paid
fear their delivery to me at the GeyeSo nopse'
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WANTGp.

w A. WHEATLKY. Real Estate Agent;
w having suryived The fever, is prepared
AZ serve new aud cid customers faithfully
Nom otly. Landlords and Tenants please
call. Rents a specially. Once. 81 MAIN
street, near Madison. ol-to
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3. - I. ~AssocIATIoMs.

cyyfoE o. CuEEEE 2 AIDS ABsE.1
oFFIcE. 10. 3 NABIsDK 81
NENPElG. IEEK-, AEgEEtA Bs-J
TBE oEos u fhif Assonin3sl VII rEe5n
ofeu dairy iEunfayE eXesyfse) cnrlnE ne
epi6emie rsm Han to- Pm. tof fts prf-
pOss VI r~soeiriuF cues ard EF1nF ne noeE-
hoiner1 Euc1 uiormGaqn a. tney UA9 gts1ns;
ebsertsef We ara n aTfsEu car make zoos
fheir accounts Wher they Ee1lrr - tne. eAy
W-hout bsiur fubjset ~ fref @ pel2taef d
anT knd. Il Z. CLARKE, l3es FRET
y 1901. 80. lG.
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Civ oh Augusta, =

John d. Elliott. master.
Will leave Memphis on. or about September
nth for White river, and will remain in the
trade es a weekly packet during the season.
She has recently had new machinery and
new cylinder timbers put in her, and has also
been thoroughly repaired and repainted, and
put in frst.olass order for the season. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-29
RnYsTER. MALnRAN & BACON

will give prompt attention to all real
estate business, and will give special ct.
tention to the auction business.
MEMPms, October "a, 1878. 81