Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-25
LEDGER LINES.
From Isl to be- yesterday.

From 75o to $50 yesterday.
LEDGER Job printing Office, 10 Madison
street.
The moor changes and enters its first
quarter early tomorrow morning.
FiFst,olass printing at low rates at tn
LEDGER job printing Office, IS Madison
street.
There is talk of moving the assets of
one or two Of our banks to other points
for the summer.
The steamers Maude and CoahOma both
arrived at quarantine below st. Louis
yesterday. All well.
1t will cost a nan from five to twenty
Eve dollars fine to get off from a train at
Wythe Depot after to-day.
Freights from st. Louis to New Or
leans have been advanced to SOc per bar
rel, and to wayside points 40c.
The LEDGER job printing Office, 10
Madison, executes everything in the job
printing line as neat and cheap as any
house in this city.
In a time like this it is not of much
moment, but there is no harm in stating
hat the battle of Lundy's Lane was
fought sixty-fve years ago.
Hon. Casey Young, R. F. Looney and
NJ. ]. Wright we're in conference with
at Washington City last Tuesday
on the subject of yellow fever.
The daily PUBLIC LEDGER will be
mailed to any address for fifty cents per
month. The subscription must, in every
case, be paid for cash in advance.
1t is estimated that 5000 people have
fed from this city since Francis Mulbran-
don died on the 10th inst. Not over
1900 people, of all colors and kinds, re-
main.
The internal revenue Office lately To-
here has been re-established ut
Huntington, Tenn, and General r. +.
Patterson is in charge. The place is
q%uarantined.
st. Louis was awfully excited the other
day over a report that three cases Of yellew
had occurred at the Laclede Hotel.
A tramp elected from the private closet
the story.
Lieutenant Robert Dowdy's illness,
which begun at Bon Aqua Springs last
Saturday, developed into well marked
symptoms Of yellow fever. Or. w. e.
IT, attended him.
Government tents for a camp are under
way from Jacksonville, Ind, opposite
No camp ground has yet
been selected. As far as the inspectors
have gone they have met opposition from
the ground owners.
The orphans Of the Loath orphan asy-
lum, with Mrs. Peabody in charge, have
reached st. Louis hearty and well. Tho
orphans Of st. Peters are at Nashville,
and the orphans Of the Church Home are
located at Huntsville, Ala
DR.. 7. o. Summers had a patient who
died at Nashville a few days since, and he
Chased the disorder as "typhus icteroid."
DIR. j. r. Buist, Of the board of health, re-
corded it rs death by poisoning by NOR
phine." A slight difference.
The city Of Nashville has agreed to
keep open house and will offer no r~estric-
tions to people going there from this city.
Should any be taken sick they will be
isolated at a building arranged to receive
them and proper attention is to be given.
Sensible.
Fumigation and disinfeetion is a pro-
cess all baggage must undergo before it is
permitted to be taken away by the rail-
roads. Sulphur and other combustibles
with a horrid smell are used and il one
gets clear Of the fumes within the next
six months he will be extremely lucky.
The Louisville and Nashville railroad
has suspended all freight trains this
side Of Humboldt, Tennessee, and
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