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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29
Die Grntena6ri6teu Hnb meif quite.

Die Grntena6ridten finb meif quite.
Der 8interueisen bat einen rei9en grtras
s.s.ben. ErOs Roit' anb @freibewanse
rednst man auf cine babe ernOte pom
Sommerp.isen. 0as ROrn fanb um bies
ie 8eit ME idOner. Wir baben Sarmer
sebOrt, bic prOpbeseien, baB bas ROru bies
isS Sabr ni9t msbr aIs 10 Gents Der
BuIbeI wertb fem pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

Serr Sa6rief Saif, gietbrauer in
8otof, Elm alter, ioIiber 9eier Der r@as
settle, III Ieste @o9e mad Iansem Rraus
~feulaser ms before Senisits iibersesaus
gen. M6se er ruben in Sriebsn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

Samfas sur Gu&t iab man Ssueridsiu
etua cine babe NsiIe iibOflid ponSf:
Oubuqus. &gBie es bsiBt, fOa bes 6araers
o. gftofs Steane absebrannt iein. Der
8srIuit bsIauft ft9 auf etua $500. ,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

pa III 2sfa66apR So, Sa., cine
reue YoftofFee eagle Center erriGtet wors
ben ift, 70 m0&tsn mir b~ieienisen uniere
abonnsnten in iener @essnb, bic ibr glatt
mad benz neuen Boftuutt ssianbt baben
wolIen, bitten, uns bauun gu bsnadri4ti'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29
$taot Anteeefno.1
Subuqne Office:

IS frent uns, ben eeiern mittbeiIsn gu
tOnneu, baB &eu. GIammans bon ct. Dos
natus misbsr 10 melt berseitelt If, saB er
ieineH 8ai1ten nadtommen fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

g. (6eiut, baB aud UNI bic Stabt
0i.bs an Der sirbsit fnb. go wurss Iss.
ten RittwOd am bellen Gage, eIs bic 2sute
an Der grbeit IN Gelbe waren, In MoiaIsm
Z. &p@e's Saus erbro&en, bic S&rdnfe
ssOffae unb RIeiber aub @ab ssiobIen.
SO beist aufpaGsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

CINE Ansabf pie6e, bic in 5eeb's
5OuOw In gedet's 5aus einbrins.n uOls
ter, wur6en nit blauen BObuen bswiu:
tOmmt. 2eiber seIans ss ni@t bic &srle
fsfiSunebmeu. Sc bsiBt nod INNER aufs
sspaBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

2sie mir gorem, psrbsn iebr sabIrei@e
8srtdufe Der beribmten Gaie Drei9ma'
i@inen semadt. Disie Drsidmai9insn
io0.n bic bsfen i'm Wartte fein. 70.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

Die 2aetser reiasn benz 9tabtratb
nd6fens elm @eiud Elm, baB ibnen bic
Stabt ben Bau einss allsemsinen S9Ia9t.
bauies auf eagle 8oint erIaube.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

Sente, bic aus Der grnte in @innsfOta
suriidtebren, bebaupten, baB man brObsn
ben 9lrbeitsrn $3.50 unb $500 per Gag
besabIt. Oas TIT elm isbr gutter 9obn. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

Die Sanre- @nrRen3eit 1T i'm @anse.
@swObnli4 bubeH mir ni@t 9Ias senus,
I'm u~nisre eocaIna9ri4ten uutsrsubrinssn,
biesmaI uarsn mir frob, baB bic Ssits
poQ mar. wm E.m wE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

@ie man fiebt, niumt Sopa's @ieb;u9t
cine isbr rsipeetabeIs Stele Elm.
Die St9ouis, &anias giiY unb
9tortbern giienbubn bat fd nit Der Was
bald giisnbabu : gonpasnie unter benz
Ramen Der @abaibsSt. aoais unb gaeifie
pereintst. Die neus Combination wirb
einen Capital Stcd BON 40 WiIionen unb
1928 WeiIen giienbubn sur gsrfisuns
baben. 9ur9 bisis gsri5msI jung erua@isn
uniersr Staet sroBe GortbeiIe, inb.m
bic neue @sieaidaft cine Susisbabn mad
gbicasO baaen unS mir babur9 pier giisn.
babnen, mo bret e~oncurren, nod benz . ften
erbaIten. (Ott. Soutn.)
Sn Sort Mabiion pirb beabf4:
tist elm srcBss s~peift0dises Union Depot
an bsr 9euee sur genutuns burd bic Geo.
tut Moribsra Cine gadet 60. unb bic neue
Sort @abiiOn unb ROrtb @sft Giisnbabn
3i srbarsn. q a&88 &C& -Gi
S6abensriat in Der Summe pon
81, 900 psrIunst elm s.piGsr 9bineas Cur,
tis BON Der Davenport unb Rortbueifern
g~iieubabn, weilber Gonbuttsur zines 8uses
berieIben TIN swii9en Davenport u. Donas
bue abieste. Der SadusrbaIt III foIssns
Der: am 10. April ,. s. sins Curtis in
Douobae an Bob zines 8uses Der .. q
@ortbw. giienbabn, unb, ba Ct in Der Stas
tion tein Billet taufsn fonnte, 70 poute CT
benz G~onbuttsur auf benz 5uss es Gents
seben, ba bisfes has WsiIenseIb fir bic
Strsde pon 9onabue nod Davenport iei;
Der gonbuttsur ueiserte fi9 iebOd bic SO
Gents an3unebmen unb perIanste 80 Gents,
weI&e Summs pom Curtis 3u bs;abIsn bss
anffanbst wurbe, In ToIse bsfen Der Cons
butteur ibn abieste unb weiterfubr, unb er
mad 0onabus 3u SUB uieOer suradtebren
muBte. Curtis befanb f9 our 3sit In
frdntli4em Suitanbe unb usrIanst u
IS 900 SSabenerias. CT iaste aus, bas
Der @onbutteur ibn bsim abisssn nit benz
Sube auf bic 8ruf trat unb ibn fonft be,
i8dbists. ~ gs baubsIt fd bier nm bic
5rase, Of Elm gonbutteur bas Rs6t bat,
einen paiasier BON einsm 3use absuisssn,
neil er ft9 weisert msbr aIs ben grsis fir
eth Eitet gu bs3ableu, ba an Der Station
teine Siaets gu babsn uarsn.
Die Dapenport unb Nortbpeitern
Gtienbubn, wsI9e uon Davenport nod
Sapstts unb Wuquoteta fibrt, 1T pom Der
MiIpautee ainb ct. Saul @iienbabn. &c.
ieui@aft ansstauft worbsa unb mirb pom
1. ausuf'ab in bersn 8efs ibersebsn. 81
Die Sd aquotsta StabttaHeia
total pIeite-tein Gent an Sanb, INN
Stabtanpeiiunsen aus;ubssabIen. Ser
Stabtratb wirb baIb our gernunft tom.
men unb bic !&afe bur6 bic 9~ieenssebi5s
rem Der @irtbe bereiderr. 60 Ianse Bic
bei9lertl4e Serffeuurl9 nt4ts tottet, t1adt
Der ameritanii&s Gsmpsrsnsmuder bic
Sads nit srsift man i'm absr bsim geIb.
bsutsl an, oann BAT er nidts mebr bamit
81 tIun; ua6 10 pirO Is in Raquoteta ses
ben.
0te gorrt9tunsen far bic sroBe
Staats' gusifeluns in Dss Woinss finb
nod INNER i'm Sang. 9is 8eamten bes
Staats' aderbau'S ereins iassn, baB bis
jsst nod ME fold pOltOmmeae @inri@tun,
gen fir bic Staats. 5air s~strofen Karen,
aIs isstiH 9es Moiues. Die nd5fs sus.
ffsluns wirb fi9erli8 bic srobartisite psr,
ben, bte ie IN Soma absebaItsn wurbs.
ct. ano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29
@S9eatlt9e SrieHiRe.

o. Seberssit Unit slusnabme Sonns
tass) finb @asen aum Mitfabren BEL 8es
srdbnifeu fir 1900 gu babsn i'm 2sibftau
bet Sibbs 81 6 o., 4. StraBe, swiideu
Wain unb 2oeuffrabe. -, -r.r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

Wr StItsraBb)h sR %. Suli 1879
MebI 1925 Bic 6.75. NNg%
Wet5en.-No. 2, o. Cts.
WsN9toIu.-S5k gts. rsfn
Safer-26i gts.
Butter-l3 bis Il Cts. y
Gter-7 bis 81 Cts.
@btstp-$l.o6.
S4wefne-$S.76 BIS 3.95.
&tn6pteb-$s.9 90 Bic $50.
S&uefnefetf@-$s.55 Bis SEQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29
st, Marp'sA kaoemp,
Rotrr Samr, Snbiana.
Inter Der ecitune Der Shpeftern
pom b. Rrea;.
Der 9ebrcurius i'm claifiden, atabemis
i9en Il. Sorbereitunss Osparte' Z
msnt III srinoIi3.

g. Reias Grtrosebabreu fur Dsutf& unh granIr.
flo, ta sist SPraSsn ann rssdnasissn p~rssramm O..
htrtu
IA Das muftaIif4t Department pirs mad stm PLANE
Der btaea turssdtf4tn Gsnitrpatprtts ettittt.
e. Sn suufetsdrtsmtnt telst man TN Gurfus fur
9et1utR une Nla en- h~tnfslbtn p~rinjipitH, ptl4thtt @runb.
last Der srsttH RauAfHultn Gurcpds biIeen.
3Ssltust Ter Surft fur NaItrtt une WfufH mBasa ttn,n
ftpardttn GarHs btfetstH.
8ssliuss bic NIT 96r,n bic aiasemiftsn uns sIafFittn
aurft %abfslsirt baben. trbalisu bic ssIesut 9iteaits fur
0ritutrtt eitfts Btparttmertts.
Die asleens Tteaiat fur 9raeuirtt rtrh ssnisntstn eta.
htrtnstn lbtrrti6t, be eintu spatu Gurfus I'M 9enltrsatp.
rum Der tRuFi cher In Der 3unaakttdlau8 sur6stma&t
battu.
@sIstns grds. Wtiaiasn rtrn.n in ben ~fuls,nssn Gurisn
Der sbtrtn Nbtbttiuns: TN DtutI8en, granjSHfrtn, Rslt.
stpnsuuitrrtSt, Waltn uus 3si6Rtu uus In etr pauspal.
tuns atstttn.
Gsrsi.ts.n fur muatbaftss sstrissn In Der OSs,n un,
untertn attbuluue. ..
Gnjatl Der llRtnri6tsnstn i'm tlafai4tu uus aiastmi.
f6tn GURUS IA, npbtruen Sprdhsn 8. TN 4et4usn une
WaItn 5 In Der Snitrumtntal g1uft 10, TN 9sIans {, I'm
Rdbta, Rltfermdatu, Srsetrtn u. (. NJ.
Gtnfads Rleeuus ~erfsrssrt bic Rssei er Nntalt.
gD,ssu udt.rsr ansiuait setr ptstu sints GataIsss
rtnet man f6 an .
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
st. Mary's Academy, Notre Dame p. o., Ind.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

5 Wailsanfes Rarttbsri4t. q
Per a~sItsrapb.) assa %. Suli 1879.
Bettsn-Ro. Q, 84a Cts. 81 Eaa
Safer-27 Cts. kEtsnm o. "a UWa,
0eIf&fprn- S64.Gts. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29
2Hus Dem Sfaafe.

ausbem 8sri9t bes Staatsaubis
tors ibsr ben Genius bes gisbes In Soma
fur 1879 sntnsbmsn mir, baB einn gOuntp
bic sr6Bte an,ubI Sornuisb, S4,7ss Stid,
bat; Clinton 60. bsfst bic ~utsiiten gferbe
1913; Srsmont 60. ftebt Dor nit ieinsn
MauIsisln, ss bat 1859; Dan Suren wsiit
rnsbr @oluieb auf uls irssnb Elm anbsres
gounip bss Staates, 1885 Stid. Ben:
ton sdbIt bas msifs Borffenuieb SO, 14s
&6pfe. sSm aanaen Staate fnb:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29
aess8sh Rsrftbssi3t.

Wtr StItsrapD. 2s. SuIi 1879.
@~sisASrMiIwaatee, go. :, sa.os.
2aIeaEE,SS MI. e,sxvaEEEagm gas
@HfEf5fnMseu. peiI. so Bis SO {.
cd weinefetf&-$s.l0 bis 9.25.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-29

Wie man ftsbt, ntumt Sopa's gieb;u@t
cine isbr reipsetabele Stele Elm.
Ole ct 9ouis, &anias giip unb
NOrtbern @iienbubn bat fd nit Der Was
bald : Giienbabu : gompasnie unter benz
9amen Der @abaibsSt. 2oais unb gaeifie
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-24

long. aud departed. And that was all
the talk Mr.. Evarts had with his
client upon the subject of his argu-
mont, which was made the next day.
So n can easily sec the amount Of
mental torture endured by the secre-
tary of state ever since Hos" May
nard has come to town. Maynard
comes to him at all hours in the day
and night to give him his views upon
the Eastern question. Sometimes Mr..
Evarts falls sound asleep during the
interesting discussion and snores
frightfully. But "Hoss' Maynard
viii not be put down by any such lit
tie drawback as that. 1t is his duty
to present the Eastern question to the
State department in all its bearings.
Nothing short of bloodshed will pre-
vent him from SO doing. 1t is this
diabolical persistence on the part of
"Hoss'' that has made Evarts discon-
tented with his seat in the cabinet,
and has given rise to the rumors that
Evarts was anxious to be appointed
minister to England. But if he can get
Maynard out Of town before the hot
weather sets in, he will try and endure
the fearful trial of his present posi-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-24
The BLACK Hills Gnme.

Madison lWis) Journal
The morning after the party of
Madison prospectors arrived at Lead
vile, so the story goes, one Of the
boys-whO would pass for a class
leader in any pious, well-regulated
community-took a stroll down Chest
nut street, to see the sights. A burly
stranger who looked ike a veteran
California f%orty-niner," met our
young friend and solicitously inquired
as 70 the whereabouts of the Grand
Hotel. Madison informed him,
though wondering why an apparently
old settler didn't know where the
principal hotel was, and was there
upon Invited by California TO take
Ia drink. Such am invitation
amounts to a command, in the
mining camps, and Madison dropped
into the 4" Home and smiled y with
his new-iound friend. Pretty soon,
California still Furnishing the drinks,
a gentlemanly, but seedy individual,
who looked like "a literary iellah, .
whose publisher had gone back on
him, came in with a bottle TO be filled.
The literary man and California showed
up a gold eagle simultaneously; the
bar keeper couldn't change but one.
so California proposed 10 throw dice "a
see who should pay the whole bill the
literary fellah suggested Black
Hills game, and California being as
sprod chat it was a " square game
and the barkeepers dice were not
loaded, said he'd do it, proyid.
ing they played With three dice
-" the way they rattle en- AT Pixies
Peak" 1t was a queer little game OF
twenty-opo betting on the oppo.
site faces and the sum total thrown
they soon began throwing for outside
money, California keeping the lead.
The literary man, having a temporary
engagement across the street, went ouI
for q few moments, during which Gal.
ilornia instructed Madison as 10 how
easy il was 10 win all the loose chang
in The literary fellah's pocket. liz
suggested that Madison should pal
down $500 on tho next deal and give
California ten per cent. for instruction
Madison said ho had $500, but didn'l
want 70 stake IL all At once he woglc
J put down ~ and u he won h
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-24

directors at Chicago. II seems a prac-
teal scheme for every head of family
to get a good home.
Peter Stevens, who murdered his
beautiful child-wife last summer, will
be placed on trial on the 9th inst.
He should be convicted and hanged.
Memphis favorite, the talented
actor John Mccullough, is giving tone
to the drama at Haverly's magnificent
theater. His greatest hit has been
{" Othello." In this strong play he
was ably seconded by Charles Barren
as Iago," Miss Emily Gavin as
q" Emelia," and Miss Emma Stockman
as "Desdemona." Miss Gavin is a
Chicago artist, who is nearly as high
up the dramatic ladder as the truly
able Miss Mary Anderson. Notwith-
standing the hard times, places Of
amusement are well patronized.
The Carnival of Authors at the
great exposition building will be the
next sensation.
Hon. Potter Palmer's invitation to.
the Memphis Chickasaw Guards, it is
to be hoped, will be accepted by them.
Chicagoans will give them a hearty
welcome.
As l write it is showing hard.
Winter is lingering longingly in the
lap of spring, to the detriment ofbusl-
ness and pleasure. NAYR.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-24
OPERATIC GOSSIP,
Miss Kellogg to Go to England with the
mapleson TrOupe---Plans Of Other
Prima Donnas,

The New York Tribune of this
morning says:
There have been rumors of late that
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg was con
sidering proposals to appear with the
Mapleson troupe in the coming Lon
don season, These proposals, it APP
pears, have at last been accepted and
the arrangements completed, Miss
Kellogg desires a change, and it is
thought that in some roles, such as
" Filina, with Nilsson or Gerster as
" Mignon," she will be decidedly sue
cessful. Miss Kellogg will sail for
Europe about the time that the Ma
pleson troupe go, April 9th. 1t is ru-
mored, too, that after her London en-
gagement, Miss Kellogg will 90 ON a
concert tour ON the continent under
themanagcment Of Maurice Strakosch.
A contract between Max Strakosch
and Marie Rogo will undoubtedly be
signed to-day, in accordance with
which Madame Roze will agree to sing
in the Strakosch troupe during a sea-
son Of six weeks or two months in
California. She will receive $1,000 a
week, and expenses for three will
be paid during the entire time, Miss
Cary, Pantaleoni aud the others will
form the remainder OF the troupe
Marie Roae Will return, and sail iol
England in the middle of June, and
will then rejoin the Mapleson troupe
in London for the regular season. She
will return TO the Unitrd States in
the fall after making a trip TO Paris.
It IL rumored hat Mr.. Strakosoh
has been making overtures to Miss
Minnie Hauck. Miss Hauck's con.
tract with Mr.. Mapleson expires on
March 18th. The contract, however
reserves to Mr.. Mapleson the privilege
Of renewing the engagement, and Mr.
Mapleson hes informed Miss Hauck
Of his desire TO avail himself Of this
privilege. Mr.. Mapleson claims chat
she is bound to him, and whether she
wishes really to free herself from her
engagement with him remains to be
seen.
The proposed new opera house in
New York city, which Is 10 be much
more attractive and elegant than tho
Academy, IS talked Of as a certainty Of
the future, Mr., MaplesoR is trying.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-24

would go deeper, to which proposition
California assented. The literary in
dividual returned, and Madison, put
ting down his gold eagle, was allowed
to win. Picking up his adversaY's
stake, along with his own, and sticking
the pile in his vest pocket, Madison
said he guessed he would nat play any
more to-day; and again he had a very
pressing engagement at the hotel.
The Black Hills game is not as pop
ular as it was at the Home . in
Leadville-and the opposition saloons
are thinking of running that Madison
boy for congress, as a Slight token Of
esteem.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-24

Madisonrille .Ky) Tuues.l
Mr.. Il. y. McPayle was out in the
woods near Dalton, last week, looking
for timbers, when his dog started a
fox and ran it 10 a cliff near Mr.. Nc
Raylo. He went 10 examino the place
and found a large creyice in the rock.
by pricing a small rock away no found
an opening large enough TO admit a
largo man. Ho procured q lantern,
aud went in and found a room about
twenty by thirty feet. At the north
corner he found another door, and
passing that no entered a large cham
Der about fifty feet wide aud thirty or
forty yards long In ono corner he
fQ9nd several old rusty metal buttons
and eight Mexican dollars, bearing
date Of 1896, and an old metal piece
Aa supposed 70 have been a knife, II
crqmhlod like clay when pressed.
Near by was an old flint lock musket.
In another part Of the chamber was a
human skeleton. There arc nmer.
Gus traditions In regard 10 buried
treasures about the rock house.
This is but a few hundred yards from
what is known as the rock house.
! is believed by our old people that
Mr., MeBaylo has found the place
where the treasures are stored On
the east side of the cave there Is a
stratum Of huor spar, about ton inohoa
thick. This is an interesting diseoy.
cry, and will be fully investigated.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-24
TurfItena.

New York Herald.l
1t is whispered in certain well in
formed sporting circles that an Eng
fish party with some sprinkling Of
American interest has been for some
time negotiating for the purchase of
Peter, the favorite of the Derby, whose
engagements have been cancelled by
the death of his owner. The purchase
was contemplated in order to send the
colt over to run against the fastest
American bred three-year-old next
autumn provided a match of sufficient
importance conld be made. This ne
gotiation, we learn on good authority,
has been completed, and the lovers of
the turf may fairly reckon on a race
the Importance of which cannot be
overestimated. Mr.. Pierre Lorillard,
who has charge of the matter and
is to have charge of the colt,
offered, on account of the own
ers, a match Of $l0,OO0-S250O
forfeit-to run Peter one mile and a
half over the Jerome Park course at
the autumn meeting of the American
Jockey Club, against any other three
year-old, the same to be named at the
post. This challenge has been accep-
ted by Mr.. James r. Keene, and is
believed to be sufficient to insure the
appearance of Peter. 1t is quietly
intimated, however, that the hackers
of Peter can be accommodated to any
amount they wish. Mr.. Lorillard, it
should be stated, stipulated that
Peter shall be landed on this side
safe and sound"
Already we have heard that $1,000
to $3.50 against Peter has been bet,
play or pay also $1,000 to $500, play
or pay also $4,000 even that the match
would not come off.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-24

with some degree Of success, to inter-
est capitalists in the project. II is
said that two available sites are under
consideration, but nothing has yet
been determined upon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-24
PUBLICATION.
PROSPECTUS.
Fever Of 1878.

NHE Howard Association Of Memphis will
j publish and have ready for delivery on or
about the first of April next a complete his
tory Of the Yellow Fever from the earliest
dates; also, a history of the Epidemic Of 1878,
dence, and date of death, Of over FIVE thou-
sand citizens of Memphis who died; the
names Of physicians and nurses employed.
diagnosis of the disease by the most cele-
brated physicians, cures suggested and best
adapted TO coping with the dreadful scourge'
together with incidents of the plague.
Also, a list of the names of contributors of
donations, both in money and supplies, from
the generous public of America and Europe,
amounting in the aggregate to near Ave hum
dred thousand dollars, and what disposition
was made of same.
In offering this permanent record Of q great
calamity to tho general public, the Howard
Association is moved thereto by a desire 10
save itself the cost Of publication of a book
that will prove invaluable in the future, and
To- secure, If possible, enough funds to pay for
a handsome monument, to DO erected In Elm
wood Cemetery, to the memory of Physicians,
Nurses and Members of the Howard Assoeia.
ton and Citizens Relief Committee, WHO
died during the Epidemic Of 1873.
The book will DO Cotton up in the very best
manner, on good white paper, woll bound, in
size octGyo, and contain about five hundred
pases, Price $3.50. Address
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-24

There is no time when it is so in
structive to read the hymn book as
when the contribution box is being
passed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-24

If a mar should live quietly in the
world he must learn to keep his eyes
and ears open and his lips barred,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-24

The tenacity with which a cold clings
to the system frequently induces a
nervous cough hat will remain after
the cold departs. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup will cure all nervous coughs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-24
IN THE SOUTH

IT is enterprising, fearless, reliable and
newsy, and the peer of any weekly newspa-
per published in West Tennessee, containing
ALL LOCAL EVENTS OF IMPORTANCE
in the city of Memphis and Shelby county.
No labor or expense will be spared to mani.
tain it in every department at the highest
possible standard, and to commend it in all
respects to the confidence and approval of the
best classes in the surrounding country, being
strictly
Democratic and Conservative
but will not be unjustly partisan, aiming to
be fair and just, as well as pronounced in its
political convictions.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-24
MOnday Evening, March "a, 1879.

T.. WHTTBKORE,
Publisher and Proprietor.