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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

TO OUR MANCHESTER PATRONS.
WC viii furnish strcct-car tickets from the post
Office to establishment and return also, stage
tickets OH application.
lie G-SMSW TIALHIMER BROTHERS.
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For COUGHS, COLDS. AND CONSUMPTION Use
PURCELL, L!rDD & CO.'S Emulsion of Cod-Liyer
Oil with Hypophosphtes of LINE and Soda. Small
bottles, price only 90 cents.
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LADIES' sALE.-The ladies Of the Grace
Street Presby terian church, on account OF
the fnclement weather, viii. continue Their
sale nntil Tonight - 10 O'Clock. They have
for sale many beautiful and useful artt-
eIes. ts.ss @
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A FRAGRANT BREATH!

IF your TEETH are dccaycd or detective; If your
GUMS are spongy, bleeding, liberated, or recediGg
from the teeth, use
MEADE & BAKERS
CARBOLIC MoUTu-WAsH.
which removes the bad odor caused by these, and
RAPIDLY heals and cleanseS the mouth, impartinS o
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO TIE BREATH.
Sold By all druggists 1T SOC Is bottle.
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WHEN YOU WISH TO TAKE CoD-LIyER OIL use
the Emulsion made BY PURCELL, LADD 6 Co.
with Iypophosphite of Lime and Soda. Small bot
= Fl
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8itl1nloltd 9ispatfh,
SATURDAY,. DECEMBER 1s. 1873.

ss- THE CIRCULATE ON OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN HE COMBINED crRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL TT .E OTHER DAILY NEWs-
PAPERS OF THE tTrY.
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ETHEREAL ESSENCE is the title htly given by j.
& +. ATKINSON TO their delicate preparation o,
Lavender known by This name.
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'7,;,,L 7spECrAL NOTICES.
- BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY
oo,sp OPENING OF NEW GOODS,
~oops TO DE SOLD AT PRICES TO
AsToSisR EVERYONE.

conns from szc TO the finest imported
pssSSsg sSg aud c0LoRED CAsHMEREs at lsc.
FSf.n moHI BLACK and Cor.oRED CAsH-
iIL,rpys =; 40, as. so 55. 60. e5, 70, and 73c.
for ;ne hHrs;:
% '@e,'Irk CASHMERE as inches wide, at ooc.
enrrs easr :; ,cs apETs! CARPETS from auction,
eA'.,h ..a,hcr uew stock just received which we
- ssi, at the old prices,
,,s,p CARPETS atl6a. IS, 20. and 22c.;
Srn,I, CARPETS at 22' 25' 30, 50, Az, aa' o.
W. ,n rsc, and 81 for The best three-pfy:
49,, f1,OAKS! CLoAKS !-345 CLoAKS
c'S1n',..,,,vcd from the ISrgest manufacturer IN
eporE which we are authorized To ssll ut
n....rou, SO 10 SIS. Al: in want OF Cioaks
.,reusa cab.
1rS DOLLS; SHELL-BoXES, FANCY AR-
,gs. for the Holidays;
tuaSnK EgCHIEFS, LACE HASDhER-
cp5EFs. SILK TIES:
of0rE.S Of all kinds;
Tns,f.gy, very large stock:
ss9,ycgs BUTTONS. COLLARS, and CUFFS;
!.,y-Et,E ,ETs- JEWELKY. All kinds:
ssspsTFD HOODS. SACQCEs. sHAWLS, COM
FORTS. BALMGEALs. Don't fail TO look at
nesf goods before yoa bug.
-,nERWEAR for ladies. children, and gentle
t%TCr-:hc largest stock In the city;
% 4,z.n more LADIES VESTS Just rcceived-to
= b. sod II soc. worth 81:
:, Nanr more MEb!CATED RED.FLhNNEL
~ SHIRTS and DRAWERS for gentlemen at
s 1RScf Efsf 'SSiE L @psfS for ladies'
80 apiece, regular price S2.50 apiece;
3, IEKETS-a arge stock at old prices:
TI~SiMERES. FLASNELS. WArEE-PRO0FS,
rr.TEH-C CLOTHS for clcaks:
rIFkCfFD aud BROWN CDTTOES:
@I%TDX fLASNELS. GORSETS. &c, &c.
y, guarantee prices and qualities Of all goods.
.. Il L. MITTELDGKFEE.
a, -.SN&W G2i Broad street.
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4" \. HUTZLER Il SON,
800 BROAD STREET.

tEW GOODS FOR T,9E HOLIDAYS.
y We !ayt Just received full and complete !ihe oi
wv ELITES suitable for llOl .lDh1 PkESENls ;.
ERCHIEFS, TIN y. SHEL L-BtnA ES'
"LnIES, HOODS, MlTTEN' GOeltnRIs,
INIT JACKETS, EMBhtOlDERED
49,. COLLARS AND CLIFFS,
'sr'dei Stth many other articles too numerous 10
mentioD.
aL3th $1e COLORED CACHEM lREs, fun itne'
b, from l5c. TO l.25:
,MLiN LE>TRES, full line of colo. 5. at 12kc.:
!, VETS:
..SSoJ ADE SILKS, full line colors:
.NElV ETE.KNs;
a, 2Lc;
APES. .H. GENILEMEN's, and CuH.. DRENs
B., UNDERWEAR;
s;9SsSSliEkY, y wHl5E GOODS. and CASSIME RES:
.oiloNs In endless VARIETY. ae,L
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Wg MENTION No PRICES AND GIVE NO
BATS,
tut wc d, assure every one who trades with us their
FULL MONEYS WORTH.
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impure blood, HOP BITTERS cure.
1879.
WE STILL HAVE
THE LARGEST STOCK
OF
CHOICE READY-MADE
CLoTHIEG,
to which we beg 10 call the attention Of the public.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
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fEntered at the I,ost. Office at Richmond, Va, as
Se'eond-class mattcr.I
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atths
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, Low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Ipos osHss ..1oeAln SEE sorsra fAas.l
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~, - ''oek consists OF a LARGE AND FINE AS
'"hsT OF GOODS, imported especially for
=, !, aha m Is conttaHtiy receiving NEW GOODS,
LIES, and PATTERNS.
~, ,nses 10 suit the times.
aisTs. COLLARS, and ouFrs Of sne grades
ICY Ro14
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ROLLS. pmples, frccklcs. rough skin, ernptions
impure blood HOP BITTERS cure.
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~ BEFORE THE ADVANCE IN
GOODS We PURCHASED LARGELY, and now
tsrf our customers :hc benefit Of those purchases.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH

MEADE BAKERS
SAPOSINE DENTIFRICE
WILL PRESERVE THE TEETH, REMOVE
INCIPIENT TARTAR,
and
KEEP TIE TEETH BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN
Sold by druggists at soc. u box.
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la.naiEAD8. i. $3.50 TO 90 per resm. as
AsAIGk RRIdTNGsHoUaKs
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W. GODDIN, Az p. NJ, trustees sale of eight lots
In Chelsea Tor Bowling Greep), Henrico.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ, horses, COWS,
carriages, and bpzg!es.
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ONE PRICE ONLY.

A. SAKS & Co.,
The Largest C)othlDg-Housc,
1913 Main street. opposite post-ofiicc.
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THALH!NER BROTHERS,
corner Of Sixth and Broad street:
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a., guarantee prices and qualities Of all goods.
.. Il L. MITTELDGRFEE.
4, -.SNSW G2i Broad street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

Mrs. c. a. CASTOR returned yester
day after several months absence.
DR.. j. II. Nuitqll has removed 22I
Main st., under Worsham J House. 50
For an elegant 6tting boot Of hep)o
manufacture, so to MARSH \ Co., 81
Main street.
Captain j. f. billiard arrived to-day
and opsoed bis office, 81 Madison
street, for business.
Dr. j. p White has recovered from
his severe spell, and can be found as
usual at $50 Main street.
John Walsh, the irrepressible coal
dealer, has just received shipment
OF SeYanoo coal, which he is closing
out at sixiy-fyc cents per barrel.
Y. B. Thayer, this lightning joweler,
and not the fighting" jcweler as one
of our thick headed compositors made
the types say, has returned and re-
sumed business at his old stand.
BIZ. James Sutton, the well known
Main street merchant, spent the past
season in East renneGsee, and was
married few weeks ago to a lovely
young lady, Miss Mamie Cole, of
Beans Station.
The State Female College re-opens
ou Monday, and pupils will be re-
ceiyed for the scholastic year. The
reputation Of this institution is well
established, and we predict a large
number Of pupils on opening day.
DR.. Ben ?, Davis died of fever a
couple Of miles from Forrest City yes
terday. He took the malady by visit
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

TIE Nashville Banner publishes a
canard when it says there were thir
teen new cases Of yellow fever in
Memphis Sunday, and it adds rather
oheerfully: "Thus it seems our ap
prehensions were well founded of an
outbreak from the effects of the warm
weather" Mr.. James Goodbar, to
whom is attributed the information.
Indignantly denies that he sent any
such dispatch to his partner in Nash
vile. There isamistake out. The Ban
ner has been imposed upon aud we
should say, considering the injury
that this does Memphis, and the gray
ity of til C subject it was entirely too
easily taken in by an idle or malicious
street rumor. We have given the
Banner credit for a spirit OF fairness
toward Memphis in her troubles
which has not characterized all our
exchanges. If pr. Clark, the able
editor of the Banner, will cOWn down
here again, we will agree to take him
all over the city aud convince him
that there is not a single case of fever
here and has not been for some time.
We value the lives of tho yomen and
children still out Of Memphis too
highly to misrepresent this matter.
The warm weather has naturally pro-
duced some uneasiness and inquiry
but not single case Of fever and we
challenge any one to prove to the con
trary. II is as safe here as in Nash
vile or anywhere in the United States,
as far as we can judge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

THE fact has come out after it is all
over that eggs were thrown at General
Grant at Galesbug, Illinois. This
was disgraceful in the extreme, and
the crowd was very indignant. A
large reward was offered on the spot
for the perpetrators. One of the stale
eggs struck the general on the side Of
the head just back of the ear. 1t
raised bad stencil and the general
was greatly annoyed. Three little
boys were subsequently arrested, and
they admit the throwing but deny that
they were put up to it, or that
they meant to hit General Grant.
This happened in the loyal North,
hence the papers had so little to say
about it. Ifit had happened in the
South it would have been set down as
another Yazoo affair, illustrating the
diabolical, uncivilized and rebellious
spirit of the Southern people.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

NORTHERN papers take a special
delight in holding up to ridicule and
scorn the Southern States that have
failed to pay their debts dollar for
dollar, when the fact is, the Southern
Republicans seem disposed to vote
for reputation at every opportunity.
A Washington special to the Cincin
natl Commercial illustrates thus
Virginia Republicans arriving here
are subjected to severe cross exanlin-
alton as to the conduct of Republi-
cans in the late election in that State.
The more the facts come out the more
justly are the Republicans held respon-
siblc for the triumph of the Repudia-
tionists in Virginia. 1t is now known
that fully three-lourths of the Re-
publicans voted with the Repudiators,
and thus cerried the day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

TnE Appeal of this morning has a
column of fine scholarly rhetoric, and
Q line Or two Of figures in favor Of high
schools. It says the high school keeps
alive ambition in Che heart of every
school child, but omits to state pre-
cisely how many Of them, OF what per
cent. of them ever get there, OF how
many graduate. There is no more
justice in giving a fortunate few a
classical education at the. expense OF
the taxpayers than there would be in
sending them to law schools, medical
colleges, musical conservatorieS, com
morcial colleges, dancing schools, or
giving them special training for any of
the professions or pursuits Of life at
public expense.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

We see by the Nashville American
that arrangements have been com
pleted by which delegates to the
Nashville meeting of the American
Public Health Association will be
furnished with free passes from New
Orleans, Mobile, St. Louis, Chicago
and other points and back again. This
unusual courtesy of the great railway
lines, extended because their mana
gers fully appreciate the momentous
importance of sanitary reform, insures
a large and full attendance from all
parts Of the Union, composed of truly
representative men.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

NEW ORLEANS, November II, 3
p.m.-Cotton irregular, now &c higher,
middling l1Bc. Sales, 1000 bales
Receipts to-day, 1856 bales. Sales
yesterday, 5000 bales. Stock, 2O7, ,723.
LIVERPOOL, November IA, 1.30p.
m.-Cotton opened easier now 1-16d
lower Sales. to-day, 5000 bales.
Uplands, 65d; Orleans, I'd. Re
ceipts, 1880 bales; American, 1850
bales. Futures opened dearer, but
the advance has since been partially
lost. Deliveries for November, 6 81
2@65d; November S1d December,
6 l3-16@6 23-32d; February and
March, 6 -32@6id; March and
April, 6J@6 25-32d; April and May,
cd; May and June, 6 l3-16@6 l5-16d;
June and July, G 81 -32d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14
Steamship Collision,

QUEBEC, Novemberl4.-The steam
ship Loveno, from Avonmouth for
this port, and the schooner Lawrence,
from Quebec for Casper, came in col
lision on Tuesday night, which was
clear and fine. The ship, which re.
ceived no damage, anchored until
daylight. AS there was no sign Of tho
schooner, she proceeded, and arrived
yesterday. The Lawrence, having
lost her gibboon, cut water head and
gear, etc, was returning to port for
repairs, whom she was oyortakep by a
snow storm, and went ashore at Point
st. Alyier.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

A mass meeting of the people will
be held tomorrow night at the
Greeniaw Opera-house to unite in a
call upon the governor to convene the
legislature to pass special legislation
for the benefit Of Memphis. Other
matters will also be considered, All
arc invited to come. An are interested
alike. There will be no time Cor long
speeches, but time enough for caim.
clear, full expression. Let no man
hold back because he is not proies
sioual orator. The plainest, unodu-
Gated man may have as good ideas as
the most gifted speaker. We hope
the people will turn cat and speak
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

point of numerous railroads
in operation and yet to be built. St,
Louis, Decatur, Ill.,, indianapolis,
Cincinnati, Frankfort, KY, Nashville,
Milan, and Cairo, are on or near the
rim of this map. The Courier has
something to blow about, and blows a
good sized horn. We commend its
dash and enterprise.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The ZuIus Still UnpaCihed.

LoNDoN, November 14.-A Cape
Town dispatch of October 18th says
"The embassy Of Chief Secacoeni
have come to Fort Webster. King
desired peace and to be under
English rule. The embassy was sent
back with official conditions Of peace.
A week has since elapsed without an
answer from Secacoeni. 1t seems
Beers encouraged Secacoeni to resist. -
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LEGAL.


ITNDkR orders Of the Chancery Court, 1
\ am now prepared to dispose of the stock
Of goods in store qf Phil. j. Mallon * Co 2O4
Main street, consisting Of chandeliers, drop
lights, pendants, and other kinds of gas fix
lures, lead and iron pipes, pumps, hose, and
general assortment of stock usually kept in
plumbing and gas-ftting establishment.
Also, one stove, one desk, two safes, two
counters, one Fairbanks scales, one lead pipe
machine, ana a lot Of miscellaneous articles
used in the plumbing and gas-ftting busi-
ness.
The.attention Of the public, and especially
Of persons in that business, is called 10 this
stock of goods. as great bargains, either in
job lots or at retail, can now DO had
Mr.. NJ. +. Cahill viii be found at the store
during business hours.
4. i. MCIIENRY Receiver.
November l2 1879 AZ eS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

A TIDE of immigration from Liver
pool to New Orleans is about to be
started. This may result in great
diversion from the Northwest, where
the capitalists of the East have d.
rected it for many years.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

THE enterprise of the Evansville
Courier is unique and admirable.
Taxing this paper as criterion,
Evansville is a live, Aourihsing place.
The last number of the Courier is
devoted almost exclusively to de-
scription Of the leading houses, indus
tries, and institcaons of the place,
On the FIRST page there IS , map Of the
country around Evansville, which is,
of course, the center as we'll as the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

GRANT says he has no special mes
sage for the American people to be
delivered at Chicago or elsewhere,
except his plain little bow after every
boom, and telling, like good little
boy, his name to the ladies.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

THE National Republican commit
tee will meet at Washington on the
18th iust, to consider where to hold
tie national convention next year.
Sherman's friends are in favor Of
Cleveland, Blaine's for Chicago, and
Grants for either Chicago or Saratoga.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

THE coal famine up the river will
soon be at an end. There is rise in
the river, and five millions of coal
possibly ten, will soon be let loose
Dealers in Cincinnati estimate that
coal will fall from twenty cents to ten
cents per bushel.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14
DETROIT.
GAandler's Newspaper to Bring Out
His Biography.

DETROIT, November 1.-THE Post
and Tribune Of this city, Of which
Senator Chandler was one of the
owners, has completed arrangements
to at once publish his biography,
which will be prepared from original
sources at its command, BY Col. Q. t.
Beard.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14
A CARD.

To all who are suffering fromthe errors and
indscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc., l will
send a recipe that viii cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. Tbis Great remedg was discOv-
cred by a missionary In South America. Send
a self-addressed envelope to REv. JOSEPH T.
INMAS, Station D, New York City.
eOd-2-Kxx-lkw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

JoHN Donovan can only account
for the sufeide of his last wife by at
tributiug it to rcigorse of conscience
Correct, no doubt. Tho Very thought
Of deserting such a dear creature to
the temptations of a wicked city like
St, Louis was enough to drive her to
lnnnn:r
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

IT is understood at Washington
that bill will be introduced in con
gress at the next session by Demo-
crat to reduce the salary of the Presi-
dent from $4,000 to $4,000. The
Republicans are expected to oppose it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

ing the town after the quarantine was
raised. The place has become free Of
fever, and the epidemic was declared
at an end.
Dr. W. B. Vim was strolling along
the highways yesterday, wearing a
cheerful though rather pale complex
ion, all because he had been down a
couple of weeks, and is now well
enough to answer roll-call as an accli-
mated citizen.
The Clarksville Tobacco Leaf of
the l1th says Miss Evie Conuell, a
charming little beauty from Memphis,
who spent the summer with her sister,
Mrs. b. B. Ely was rendered pleas.
ant party upon the eve of returning
home by her friend, Miss Fannie Fox,
which was a happy event to the guests
present"
Mr.. John B. Connor, late of the
Peabody Hotel, has become an at
tache ofthe new Union Express com
pauy's Office at this place. Mr.. Con-
nor has wide circle of friends here,
all Of whom congratulate him upon his
promotion, and wish him many years
of happiness, usefulness and unbound
ed popularity.
Ben Phelon, New Orleans j. H.
Bellersman, Baltimore; r. V. Gar
ner, Murfreesboro A. A. Herner,
New Orleans; j. +. Stokes, b. Lei
per, Nashville; j, NJ. Reyburn and B.
S. 0uld, Kentucky; j. f. Myers,
Louisville; R. j. Mathews, Louis
vile; w. w. Wallace, McMinnville
T. Z. Estes, New Orleans; w. H.
Harmon, Virginia, are all at the Pea
body Hotel to-day.
Menken Bros. have secured the
agency Of Tillard's celebrated French
Cashmeres of unfading dye. This will
be good news to their many lady Gus
toners, who appreciate good goods al
reasonable prices. Their assortment
of ladies', misses and children,
clOaks. dresses and underwear is tn,
largest as well as the handsomest evei
brought to Memphis. Their dress
making department is in charge o
skillful artistes, who will give entir,
satisfaction in the style as well as III,
manufacture Of costumes.
/! Among other arrivals announced in
the morning journals are Il. w. Doc
little and wife, formerly Miss Molli,
Mcnamara, Mr.. Joseph Smith, G
Mayhof, Colonel VIM. McGae o
Arkansas, l.. j. Polk and wife of Mis-
sissippi, Walter White, Miss Maggi
Apperson, Mrs. j. Il. Miller, Mis-
Blanche Warman, Mr.. j. D. VIII
liams, of Alma, Arkansas, Mr.. j. D
Dozier, of st. Louis, Geo. Mallory
Miss May Dashiell, Frank Under
wood, Samuel Hughes, DR.. G. Scherel
and several others.
Mrs. |. D. Conaway will continu,
the rental business Of her late hus
band at No, s Madison street. Sh
has a number of residences, stores ant
Offices on her list for rent, and partie
needing such should call on her a
once. Landlords will find it to thei
interest to l,ut their business in he
hands, as she is thoroughly competen
to attend to It. Her knowledge of thu
rental business combined with indom
table perseverance is certain to give
satisfaction to every patron, whether
landlord or tenant. Mr.. j. +. Nc
! Kton, for a year past in the employ
OF hes husband, will assist her in col
ections aad general outdoor work.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

TUE remains of Bishop Loyick
Pierce were inferred in the cemetery
at Columbus, Ga, by the side of his
wife, last Tuesday, in the presence of
a large assemblage.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14
Nlnn AccidentnlIY Killed.

AYLMER, ONT, November l4.-Mr.
Andred, a conductor on the Great
Western railway, alter coupling cars,
had his foot caught in the frog at tho
switch and the cars passing over him
Killed him instantly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

1t is stated that Chandler spent
$4,000 of his own money to get Hayes
in the White House, but that the
National Republican committee never
remembered him. He don't miss it
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-14

1T is close figuring in New York to
determine the result of the State
ticket aside from governor. We hope
for the best the ballots will honestly
pan out.