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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-01
DlSINFECTION.
Notice of DisinfeCting..

HE owners, agents, or occupants Of the
i houses bounded by Gayoso street on the
south, Front street On the west, Poplar street
on the north and Second street on the east
arc hereby notified that the State board Of
health desires to inspect and disinfeet during
the present week, all the premises within the
and ask that some person may be present to
open the buildings, so as to admit the men
engaged in this work.
Persons wanting to fumigate their own
houses will be furnished with birthstone for
that purpose on application at the depository,
Nos. a and 70 Monroe street or at my office,
No. 10 Madison street. JOHN JOHNSON,
Superintendent Quarantine.
October q, 1879. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-01

WASHINGTON, November 1.--For
Tennessee and Ohio valley clear or
fair weather, winds shifting to east
and south, slowly rising temperature
and slowly falling barometer.
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K. OF II.
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS
And Members Of the Order.

DhhslClANS attending on any member Of
l. this order are requested, after beine
called In, to Mt once report such attendance to
headquarters, otherwise their fees for services
VIII not be recognized by tho relief board.
Members taken siok and not having same AZ
once reported to headquarters, will be de-
barred from all rolief from this board.
~ q, JAMES b. COOK, Pres't.
W B, GLlssoS, Asst seo'y, i5Ot
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New YoRK. Noyomber / 19.3T =

New York, November /, 1881 p.m.
Cotton firm middling II 5-l6c.
Futures easy. Deliveries for Novem-
ber ll.l2@l1.14c; December, 11.O6@
Hose; January, 11.17@11.1Sc; Febru-
ary, ll.Sl@lL33ci March, 1l.4S@11.
SOC; April, 1163@1l.64ci May, ll.77@
ll.7Sc; June, l1.9l@11.94c; July, H.
96@ll.9Sc.
New ORLEANS, November |, ll;3O
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-01

New York, November Fifteen
steamships from Europe ports are
overdue, doubtless owing to prevail
ing northwest winds,
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CAPITAL PRIZE. $40. 900.
100000 Tickets at 90 Each: HaIf.
I1ckets. 81. List of Prizes.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES ;

Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
be paid VIII
Application for rates to clubs should only be
Write, clearly stating full address, for fpr-
ther, information, or send orders by express or
mail addressed only to ''' u
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
?. %. Box 692, New Orleans, Ia.
or same at No. 3l9 Broadway, New YoTt
=, . Or to d, L. GILLESPIE,
No West Court street, Memphis Tenn.
Inc particular attention of the public is
called TO the fact that the entire number of the
tickets for each monthly drawing is sold, and
consequently all the prizes in each drawing
are sold and drawn and paid This is not the
case with any other company.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawinrs ara
under the supervision and management ~
9enerals g. T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL
a. hhhhl' S9-w&s-62
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

This Institution was regularly incorporated
oy the legislature Of the State for Educational
ana charitable purposes, in 1858, for she
term of Twenty-Five Years, to which
contract the inviolable faith of the State is
i has since added a reserve fund of sSO mn nO0
ltg grand Single Number Distribution Will
take place monthly on the second Tuesday'
1T NEVER sCALEs or POsTPoNRs. Look All ne
following distribution; '"'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-01
LOTTERY.

A splendid OPPORTUNITY TO
a WIN A FORTUNE Eleventh Grand
Distri9ution, Glass L, at New Orleans, Tues
Day November II, lS19-ll4th Monthly Draw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-01

The present Charles Dickens is said
to be remarkably good in an after
dinner Oratiop.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-01

10 restore nerve and brain waste.
nothing equals Hop Bitters. Believe it
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-01
THE MIDDLE OF NOvEMRER.

Having engaged a corps of teachers trained
to modern methods in leading colleges and
normal schools, and provided every appliance
ia furniture and apparatus necessary to make
the school successful and attractive, Miss
llllgbee hopes TO establish an institution which
and justify the continued confidence of a
community with whose interests She has been
Identified for SO many years.
Circular with full particulars will be issued
as soon as practicable. Principals address
after Noyemberlst, Il Jefferson st., Memphis.
4St
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EDUCATIONAL.
HIGBEE'S
SCHOOL.

PESPONDING to many inquiries Miss Uig.
III bee announces to her friends that. pnrs6.
ant to pledges made last July, she will omen
her school in Memphis, God willing, about
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PUBLICATION.
AWAKE
$500 a Year. Free of Postage.

1 is conceded on all sides that Messrs. D.
4, n L9throp a Co. have. splendidly accomp-
lished what they set their hearts upon few
years ago, viz to make magazine absolutely
pure In its influence, unrivalled in its literary
merit, beautiful artistically, and then 10 fur
nIsh It at price so low that people could
atord to take it. THREE JOLLY SERIALS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03
News Millennium.

New York. March PA new telegraph
company. organized under New York
laws. called the American Rapid Tele.
graph. with ex-Mayor Edwin Reed. OF
Bath. Me-. President. Thomas Wallace. Of
Connecticut. Vice President, l.. S. Hap
good. OF Boston. Treasurer, and with a
capital Of three millions. announce thei,.
intention TO Immediately construct line
OF double wires west and south. They
claim the ownership of American and Eu-
ropea" patents. and the machine and wires
capable of transmitting one thousand
words per minute. The system has been
thoroughly tested during the past four
months over circuits of one thousand miles.
They profess an ability with three wires
to perform the whole telegraphic business
OF the country at a maximum rate of
twenty-five cents for thirty words at all
stations east Of the Rocky Mountains
night messages fifteen cents for fifty words.
and press reports ten cents per one hun
dred words. II is proposed, under an ar
rangement with the post office. to use
stamps for messages. and to use street let
ter boxes for stamped messages, to be col
lected every fifteen minutes in the day.
The company claim that the system is an
entirely new invention, and not a revival
Of the old automatic scheme discarded as
in 1877.
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3REn N W1IsnN
Secrecy Of TeleS rRms-An Interesting
Case Now in Court.

| st. Louis. March 24.-Mr. Brown. man
aver of the We. tern Union telegraph office
instead of appea ing before the Grand
jury this morning with dispatches called
for subpoena duce' I, -uui served upon
him on Saturday. went directly before the
criminal court with mis- a 'tor1eys. Messrs.
Allen and Lodge. the la ter of whom
stated at length the reason W. v Mr.. Brown
could not produce the dispatc, es demand
ed. The Court then asked M. B-Own
what he would do in case enc or more OF
the parties concerned consented to la, q
their kilograms produced, and stated that
he had received a letter from Governor
Phelps saying that he was willing any tele-
graph office should present to the Grand
jury any dispatches he had sent to either
Nielelet or Wakefield. Mr.. Brown replied
that under rules OF the telegraph company
Governor Phelps or any other sender of
kilograms could obtain his dispatches on
personal application. or by request written
over his own signature. Judge Laughlin
then continued the case till Friday. when
he will hear arguments on both sides. In
conversation the Judge said he understood
and appreciated the importance of the case:
7'ognized the widespread attention it
wo".d attract. and if the telegraph COM
pan, desired to make it test case he
would not commit Mr.. Brown to jail. but
II 1t became necessary in the progress of
the case to inflict punishment ON him it
would he merely nominal.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03

How Bogert Deliberately Sticks His Foot il
it-Predicting Mud Geyser-And's Sur
prsed and Indignant to Find His An
ticipations Realized.

BOHEMIAN. March q, 1879.
IMessrs. Alderson 4 Son:
When you wrote to me. asking permits
sion to publish my Teachers Institute adj
dress. l felt so certain that some trick lay
concealed in the request, that predicted
rs much to Messrs. Chestnut. Osborn. Ba.
sinski. d. Wilson, Monroe. Sperling and
Bogert. They thought might be mis-
taken. However, to test it. sent you the
manuscript. After two weeks of l:bor on
your part. or at your instigation, the near
~ two columns of contemplate insnlla-
ton and unf0unded statement of tO-tlay's
COURIER prove the correctness of my pre-
tiiction.
No-one can object to fair and decent crit
icism OF his public efforts; but when it is
by filthy vulgarity and mis-
statement. and other persons efforts are
first dragged in for the evident purpose Of
sly ly attempting to disguise the fact that
the one bedragyled by vou was the sole OBJ
ect sought, any self-respecting man has
.ause for disgust.
AS this is not my first experience of
'our peclliarities, it is but fair you should
Know suspected was stepping into the
mud when complied with your treacher-
MS request.
This note is intended for publication
ne matter itself | now leave to further
ublic comment not creditable to you.
". BoGERT.
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CONFEDERATE BONDS
An Early Birds Sends Toward One to
the Treasury for Future Re-
deMptiOn.

Chicago. March 2G.-T'he Mter-Ocern'
Washington special says: Secretary Sher
man to-day received Il letter from Il. w
Phillips, of North Carolina. inclosing q
Confederate bond for redemption. Phil.
lips is evidently upto the spirit of the times
and knows that a Confederate Congress is
now sitting in Washington. lie writes
Enclosed please find a $1,000 bond of the
Confederate States of America. issued in
accordance with the 9th section Of the act
of the Confederate congress, February
18th. 1864. desire to have my bond filed
for redemption at some future day. be-
lieve that Il law. sooner or later. will be
passed making them convertible into Uni
ted States bonds. This view is founded
upon the fact that two-thirals OF the men,
bers of the present Senate and House have
been Confederate bond holders. Such
law would produce a vast deal of consOl-
atiOn among the Southern people. who
nave been made destitute by the war. My
object in filing now is to enttlc me to pre-
.edence in time of settlement" /
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03
Assa ssinntfOn Of u Judge at Frank.
fort.

Frankfort, Kentucky. March 26.-Judge
j. NJ. Elliott. of the Court of Appeals,
was assaulted and instantly killed on the
street in front Of the Capitol Hotel. at one
O'Clock to-day, by Thomas Buford, of
Henry county. Elliott had rendered an
adverse opinion in a case which Buforl
had in court for some time. Buford load
Ell double-harlrled shotgun. waited for
Elliott to come to dinner, and walked uD
and shot him through the heart without
warning. Buford was arrested and i, now
in Jail. There is great excitement and Il
strong feeling against him. Buford, after
his arrest. acknowledged that the other
barrel Of the gun was loaded for Judge
Pryor. and that he would have killed him
also had not some children been in the
way. He is a brother of Gen. Abe Buford.
Of WOOdfOrl county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03
The Army Appropriation Bill in tn.
House.

Washington. March 27.-Sparks intro
duce'l the Army Appropriation bill. II
stated that IL was substantially. the biI
which passed the last house. with the r.
organization TEXTURES stricken out IT..
tanned the clause prohibiting the use O
troops at the polls.
A motion to reduce the army to 15.0Oi
men was rejected by IS to ll9.
The provision allowing a deficiency il,
"ne item OF appropriation for pay to b,
'sade up from excess in any otter item I'm.
der the same general head. was stricken
out. Yise opposition came from both sides.
the provision being regarded as a violation
ofeXisting law and dangerous authority to
be conferred OF the department.
The provision in regard to railroad COM
panies doing general bu.iitess, passed with
out discussion.
Reagan moved to strike out the proyis-
ion in regard to appropriations for regular
supplies. Incidental expenses. barracks,
quarters. and aT,.y transportation.
McCook suggested the diff uty that
might arise II riots should suddenly break
out in some quarters. and if tie President
IN reply to a cal', even from Democratic,
Governors. should send troops there while
there is no provision made for the expense
OF such transportation of troops.
After DISCUSSION the provision was strick-
en- out. all the Democrats and some Repub-
licans voting in the affirmative.
Npctl0n Ii relative ia filo uSo r. t,nn,c
the polls having been reached. it was pass
ed over tor the present.
The section authorizing the Secretary of
War to issue small arms. etc.. to any col
lege or university which may desire them
and have l5O male students, vas stricken
out.
The committee then arose. having dis
posed of all bat two ordinary provisions
OF the bill. Adjourned.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03
A Fearful T0rnadO-Hrcat Destrue.
tion 81 Property.

Chicago, March 94.-The Tines Allan
ia, Ca, special says: Full reports of last
nights destructive tornado have been re-
ceived. Hundreds OF miles of fencing
have been Frustrated between Macon and
Augusta, and cattle. outhOuses, etc. were
destroyed to great value. The storm
came from the Southwest and was several
miles wide. At MilIetlgeviIle the destruc-
ton Of property reached all Of $1,000
The long wagon bridge across the
Oconee river. was blown down and a ne
gro who was driving a four-mule team
across, went down with it, and all were
crushed on the shoals one hundred feet be-
low. The total damage in the five counties
cannot lie estimated.
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ity in certain direc ions, and that his ef-
forts have frequently been bright and
praisewortl1y. but. like some contrary
COW, who after giving flowing pail of
rich milk will persist in measuring its
depth with her foot. so BOgert OCCASION
ally upsets Of neutralizes his own best eff
forts. In common parlancc he ''puts his
foot in it," Then nc takes look at his
foot, commences hopping around on one
leg. and gets perfectly careless about who
gets the benefit of the mud from his boot.
lie occasionally loses some of his best
friends in this manner, and, as in this ense.
he works himself up to such fevefish
state of excitement that his friends make
up their minds that he has concluded to
become his own teacher, and half pound
ell himself to a jelly" as welldeserved
corporal punishment. so to speak.
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PROPOSALS FOR BACON.

fuRCHAsING OFFICE AND DEPOT s. c.
HELENA, NJ. T., March -. 1879 (
EALED PROPOS in dulica,. vii,
- be received at this Office until II o,clnck
noon, April IL, 1873, tor furnishing to The suh.
sis'ence Department L. S. Army A. m. ~ ~
Bacon. viz VI ~" s~n''
EIifi ~ i...... ..10, 900 pounds
" Missnula, NJ. L 70 90 :.
- NV W. A'.......... l5,tDO 80
Inc Bacon must be good and sound thoro,oh-
~ cured, vel sailed and smoked, prorcriy
trimmed and put up in clean sacks, each M con-.
,aln apEtit one hundred pounds. No charge ~
SACKS allowed Proposals will stale Ihe nr;,.a
pei p"un', lot SIDE meat only, for side mea, ana
mans ana FOR the hog round, Including I,aiiw
mans and shoulders, and excluIinv IA ~!
parts. all othsr
proposals will be received for the who'll. mr.
any an! part OF the quantities above stated rba
bacon will be subject to iuspec,iou hafor. n nc
ceptance, and the total quantity acre,,,eJ ~,
ne ueiivered on or before june LIST $50 IL
livery, OF course, to be made ut the d;H.r.r,
posts named - '"e "ihereht
PROPOSALS must lie made on the blanks fnroi H.
ca .oi me purpose. these blank, can he ~
tanned on application to this Oilice or 70 re-. %
a. 4. at each military post i'm he mi .tr;e, ,,s
Montana. The right is reserv oil 10 ra;ccf am ~
all bids, and bidder. are invited 10 he ,,ra.y q,
the opening of the bids. p'''e"' al
Envelopes containing proposals shOuld be q,
torsed proposals for Bacon a, For, -
anu addressed to the undersigned
N j. +. WESTON.
10 Captain and c s.
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The Friends OF Taimage Stand by
Him.

New York. March 24.-Talmace has so
cured the services OF Rev. DIR. Spear as
counsel in the trial. which begins to-day
at the Clinton street Church. Brooklyr
Feeling runs very high among the denomi.
national brethren regarding his case. One
of his leading friends says: This is a
jealous hunt OF great man by little ones.
They cannot get within g,,nshot OF him
mentally. SO they seek to kill him ecclesi-
They might as well bombarl
Gibraltar witt. thistle down. We believe
the pastor to be as square as die. and as
straight us Il string. II he wasn't he
wouldn't suit us. In any event. the Tai
einacle will stand by him, winter him,
summer him. and hold up his hands as
long as God spares him.
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--7--1---- -----
Another Gold Craze.

st. Louis, March 2G.-The Demo-
Gratis special from Wichita. Kansas. saws
that gold has been discovered thirty miles
southeast OF that place. and great excite
ment exists among the farmers and Others.
A New York company is said to have
bought mile square of land and are try-
ing 7" secure more. Four companies have
already organized. Ore from Il shaft sunk
some time ago is said to have assaycd over
$2.OOO to the ton. One farmer has been
offered thirty thousand dollars tor his
farm and rpfi,Sa,l
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03
The whisky Kings COnfessiom.

Springfield. H.. March 2G.-. B. McIn.
tire. OF Pekin. known as the king of the
Whisky Ring" plead guilty in the United
States Court to ali the indictments against
him. He was fined $4,000 and his distll-
cry forfeited on two pleas. and sentence
was suspended rs to the Others on condl-
ton that he "squeals" on the other ring
9ters.
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Rapid Railroad Building.

Pueblo. Coll March 29.-Four miles of
the Leadville extension of the AtcI,ison.
Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railroad. west of Can
yon City, was completed tonight. The
track is now laid Il distance of mile and a
nall IN the grand canyon of the Arkansas.
The work is being pushed forward rapidly
ana the Royal George will be reached by
Saturday night. A large quantity of ties.
rails. ETC., are going to the front daily. and
Leadvllle will speedily have railway con-
nectiOH with the outside world.
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The Afgl an War to Proceed.

Calcutta. March 27.--Major Cavaguari
had an interview on Wednesday with the
Viceroy of India, at which he informed the
latter that all hope of peaceful negotiations
with YakcOb Khan had failed. Immediate
advance upon Cabul has been ordered.
The Shoutar Gordon Pass is practicable.
General Roberts can reach the crest of the
pass in week.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03
Who Pays for the Excur.ion

New York. March 2S.-The san SAYS
The cost of Congress Whittaker's hurried
trip from Oregon to attend the opening OF
Congress, including the special palace car
from san Francisco to Ogden, is estimated
at from $1,000 to $500. Who is to nav
the expense of this extraordinary trip has
not been stated, but it is not Mr.. Whitta-
ker
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03
Coal Mine Horror

San Francisco. March 27.-New Zealand
news OF March 4th says: A fire-tlamp ex.
plosion in the Kaitaugc coal mine, near
otago. February 2lst, killed 80 men. all
that were in the mine at the time. Sub
scl1ptions for the widows aid orphans are
being made all over the countrv
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03
Garden City MildIingS Purifier,

The best in the world took the first premium at
the Centennial, also at the Paris Exposition.
Having secured the services of MIR John F
Locke, gentleman of extended experience in
The East i'll the manufacture Of new process
hour, we can now safely say that We can, and
are now turning out, better grade of -four than
can be made b. any one else III the ierritory
We keep constantly on hand and for sale or
exchange for wheat, the very best flour The
highest market price in ca.h paid for wheat.
Try us GEO. l.. LEWIS.
March 20, 1879 10
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-
terrible Famine In Exynf.

London. March 26.-The famine in In
per Egypt causes terrible suffering. In
some villages the people. naked and like
wild beasts, dig for roots. In one town
the women and children fought over scraps
OF bread. Inland villagers are said to be
starving like dogs.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03
Little Phtl's Opinion About sitts.-
Dull.

Chicago. March 27.-General Sheridan
thoroughly discredits all the stories of
s'tt'ng Bulls ferocious designs, and be-
lleves that ne is impotent to do harm. even
1t he had the inclination. He an,icinates
no trouble the coming season.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03

New York, March A.-Fifteen persons
were injured by the explosion of a boiler
on the New York elevated road. Travel
has stopped.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03

Electric Light.

New York. March A.-The Herald com
posing rooms were lighted by electric light
Lat sight As AN experiment
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PROPOSALS.
FOR FRESH BEEF. MUTTON Ann
BEEF CATTLE.

lANENDED.1
OFFICE Purchasing; AND DEror G.
HELENA, NJ. T., March 70, 1879.
Inc contractor for Fresh Beef un The block at
Fort AssinabOinc under NV advert .m.nt ~
March 10, lo.9, will be required to tut M sum-
cient ma. before August lst with which 10 feed
ms ms catle curing the winter, failing in which
me .ne subsistence Department will purchase and
leed to the cattle The requisite quantity of hay
charging the contractor for ihe same
inns amendment TO said al, erti,ement will he
A,sached to each proposal offered for sruui, ing
above post. II WESTON i"s
:" Captain and &. s. US A.
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MILL S
SPRING HILL, MONTANA.

The undersigned, proprietor of the Old Relia-
be Union Mills, would respectfully announce to
its patrons and the public generally that he has
had this mill overhaued and repaired, and has
added thereto new machinery, among which is
large sized
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03

WHEN WHITING To ADVEki.,l
please say you saw the -
nAemt In this paper. AdVer'".;,
- know when and where
N~Felseursmtx aRe TsyswS w"
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ROYAL PP6 $Kb@&
Absolutely Pure.


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