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RIpWELL's ACADEMY or MUSIC.

unprecedented suGcsssi
Another Great Novelty
FOR
HEC0Nn AND last WEEK
Of tho Popular FHyoaitsH
RICE'S SURPRISE PARTY.
Who will presont Tor their esoopd and last
week, commencing
sunday, neeembeF IA. 1870.
Tho grrhteEt Of MI modern Comic ExtravapRn~
zfs written expressly for Mr. Willie Edouin
by Me#srs. Smith md MnNaIlyl entitled
REVELs, OR nos TON GEORGE, JR..
Which will be presented at every performance
with lta magnificent Heenery, superb and DR1-
ding Costumes. Wonderful Transformations
Delicious Music md Gfeal CAST of Characters
including every member II the company.
Mons Iturculp Mons. Willie HdGlini Mons
bouio Hurts mi. Mons Harryi DlxetH viii 1
nNRo their first appearance In Fsaia of eger~
denain aud graceful Aerohatic Groupings.
Namarhatlh nnVs les In the piene-SaA aGioua
Turtle. Haunted Gallery, Egyptian Policemen.
Graud Transformation. Mons. Hur6nio La his
Circuit Performances. Grand bword Combat.
BEATS SHOULD BE SECURED In ADVANCE.
Wednesday HORRORS.
Thursday HIAWATHA.
Friday BABES IN THE WOODS.
Saturday NAtinas- BABES In THE WOODS
| farewell to nll tbs favafitnH.
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fNsu RIA Nt'n.

Hlhsrnfa Insurance Company on and
after MONDAY tha ilHantth tnatnntr Fami
annual dividend NJ FIVE FER CENT IN tnll-
pnid atoek will be paid Ill Tho utlIno ~ tho com
pauv. No. III Camp atrest.
New Orleans, Dn"emhnr ", leip.
hatt At THRS. H. btAs'F, ShNfafhFF.
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BANK NOTICES,
Hsperr.a Nattena, RauE sew q

HfHeruta National HRuk New Orleans.
December ILL 1870 The annual cieoltrn for di
restola cf tbia bank will M hala TU FSnAY ,
january ia, 1885, from 10 o'clock y. "a %
aata III mo n. ~ NERFUN. Caah'or.
0fA 81 IFNSAN INVESTED In WALL
NRW III WkVNV street FtpakR makes for
times every month. Books Hont frae explain
Ing everything. Address BAXTER G0. ltank-
ezra. ly Wall straat. N. Y. apaa lynAW
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ron RENT.

FFEH FLOORS To RENT At sa0 GA
W. rnudeet street between Lafnyatto and
Nlrnil ttraeta. det4 ~ ~
100 CANAL STREET NOnMa, WITH or
80 without hoRrd lay heardafR wanted
Han. u
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The Chickering e Sons Upright
and Square Grand Pianos.

They are not only raealvinR tho admiration
Of art iats of pur own country. but command u
Hale In EUROPE whor q they have boon exported
in largo numbers. Thny have reeatvod united.
unanimous md voluntary com aeaiana Il su-
uetlariy from tho leading Gfiiea aud musicians
of the oil country over ali ether mnknR They
ate absolutely perfect IN ACTION and TONE
with eaRea Of plain md firhaet efyles of rz;;e-
wood. Thay nro The soul Of music.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Trinity Ehurch, Advent Morning era YER
and Sermon III Nj m.: Evening prayer fsaa.
Rector pffinatea, aetm, Il Ut evening service:
THE Work VI a Minister"
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GAS ElNllLRES.

CHANDELIERS, SLIDE LIGHTS, lIALl
~ LIGHTS PENDANTS. NR@Gk FFA.
READING PILLARS, IlaRES. Llt.
A complete assortment.
MA&EUN 4 AIKEN.
Successors III Allen Hill
dai4 Al iGI Hnfonna FirGet,
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EtARH AND FAIR fHIUE rAIn For
gnol Roonni hnnA Furniture, Heoka and
Merchandise nf every dnsHfiniipn NenN let ~
what ven have IN aall and Your address 10 Lnnk
HnS F4a, Nav Orleans, FaHfnffl7a ao2 I'm
Flame Tuning.
ct ~ FoRFIAN0 TUNING BEAT Work
II ..}N n GO MaEa inc street y. LEIGH
Hrlrnn FlRniat naiatf
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tNn CANAL STREET VERY DESIRABLE
-'i rooms. for familina ~ gentlemen
,JrJ4
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ngtssIrsirni Lie aomrany. Na. y
nfrtne M sew nrlcan. GIEy MaIlfend

Company No ia Canal Rreot. New otlehna,
December 10, IFTp- Az q mnetnR ~ Ihe HOARD
pf Directors, held thia day DIVIDEND nt
TWO DDLI,ARA per share was Declared pay
able To the Stockholders on or after MONDAY.
january h, 1910 All traneinra q af""s f@t wv
Hali iii a. q IEWIA Herr"'nfy.
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ARTICLE iii.

W W. Ngeru. Attorney at Haw, Inns re
turuad IA tile e w mud will ra-una tho practice
III lila profession iii hiR old of'iEe. NO aalen-
hrsat street. htN ~
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Netlce 10 .he atoehhalasr. - ,ne new

NHfEcR FN FhN NFHFNNHFHFFs NF EWH VIEW
Orleans National BHnh-New Qtlaana. Heeem.
Der tn, taTa-Ths annual election III dirnc'nra
will BIZ held AZ cur banking hpuse. ~ TIE4-
DAY, January ~. 1880. between the houfH ~ "
dailim VIM. PAtIFRFY Cashier,
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WANTED A YOUNG WIDOW LADY II
w dhairoua of obtaining few anhalara. eithe
for piano ~ organ also, vocal music. Tnrm
moderate, 10 emit tho times. hdirnaH A H. =,
Democrat otfinn intNtf
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AMusEME wTs.

H'RENGH OPERA HOUSE. ...-
IL BOURBON STREET.
sTRAKOsCH GRAND OPERA.
Last week. thut nnej ri ths rnnst successful
oPERA sEAeON ON RECORD
THIS tbUNDATl EVENING, DECEMBER IL !
IL TROvATORE.
l,eonora. Mile. Teresiba Singer; Asneana
Mile. T. loeoe: Inez Mas Ateoni; Manreo. sia.
pettoFieh, Gante III Lneea Sig atorti Fsr1lan@
do, Zig. Fetrsfio: Director Of tho Music. D. Bsh-
renH.
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 1b- Thirteenth
night If the subscription First time of Mo-
NnN-Jotnt appearances If tho three American
Prime nsme I4H blanche. Litts. Rloei; Laa@
zRrinl, d0ttaehrlk Customary.
TUESDAY EVENING First time Of RICO
LET 10 Miss Litta. Mile Bsloeoa Baldansa,
BtGrii
WEDNESDAY EVENING Benefit Of Mile.
SINGER -lat and ri ats of Norma. and for tho
ftst time IN America 1--WE of the principal tab
leanx 81 Baitos new pparat Meflstofeles. with
the full strength If The company.
III UtNnAY-F Fret time In Now Orleans
CARMEN. by Blzet New dresses, scenery and
Misc Sgaua.
Popular Prices Seats secured at Werlein's
music store: hunday, nj Opera House. from
To f. dnf4 II
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Ice Taura safrmsry and hebrew


Benevolent Association New Orleans, Deeam
her IN. 1879 A special general NEE ing ~ Tits
association will be held nj the infrmnrv ~
SUNDAY, the fourteenth inatnnt. 40 O'Clock
h m, for the purpose Of taking inlo annRidern-
Hon the erection Of a now hnauiirl
DIV order pf the Board 0f MAnagera.
AafI IL EUN HAT II FFnllANf EanrN' NV
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and naaaenuars The steamer John w. Cannon.
having been detained by bad weather, has over
laid to leave positively THE day, SUNDAY, tho
Fourteenth at "a m, for Bayou Sara and Baton
Nouae JOHN g. LInANn.
dpil IL Mhatnr.
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IsnN RENT IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT,
IL unIar nhrt two rantmp rnfmtnl4hal, at sb
rar mouth each. ArpIr ~ A. H.. thia 9flna.
HE2atF
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WAMTR.

WANTND-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w the cheapest and best advertising In the
city Ia In THE column. Rt ten cents per line for
the hfat and five cents for each subsequent In
gnrtfon.
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det4st
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-24


w. II. Butts and family, Of this
city, are now at Peoria, III.
G. c. Graham, formerly Of this city,
is about to settle at Little Rock, or at
Charlotte, N. G.
Major w. II. II. Benyaurd was at
Vicksburg last Sunday inspecting the
harbor improvements in that vicinity.
Miss Emma Etheridge and Miss
Marianne Semmes have been sojourn-
ing at Dresden, Tenn, for some weeks
past.
Mrs. DR.. A. j. Phelps, Of Deer
Greek, Miss, after summering at Grab
Orchard, KY, is under way for her
plantation home.
"Nayr," well known to the read
ers of this journal as its Chicago
correspondent, has recently recovered
from six weeks illness from neuralgia
fever.
Miss Belle McComb of this city
has won many friends at Louisville
during the past summer, and she con-
templates remaining there through
the winter.
Mrs. Avery Lamb charmed Clarks-
vile at a concert given there a few
days since, by her artistic singing of
| Dreampt l Dwelt in Marble Halls,
and two or three encores.
DR.. j. NJ. Keller, of Hot Springs,
Ark, and formerly of this city, has
been visiting his son, DR.. Irwin Kel-
Ter, at the Kentucky unatic Asylum,
where the latter is one of the resident
medical advisers.
Judge j. L, 7, Sneed is at present
at Knoxville, Tenn, preparing to
argue the eopper-mine case, which is
fixed for hearing in the Supreme
Court on the 9th of next month. The
judge will also speak at the Jonesboro
centennial celebration, October Sd.
The family of Judge Sneed are rusti-
eating near Lagrange.
Among those very sick to-day are
the Rev. Father Revclle, Mr.. Lyttle-
ton Penn, R. I. Dabney, Fred Harp
mann and Charles Miller. Mr.. ALI
Watkins and Engineer Al. Murray
we're taken yesterday. c. L. Morrison
is up and about. Mrs. j. S. Prestidge
and Mrs. Dave jackson are reported
out Of danger.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-24
River Items.


The river here is 5 feet above low
water mark.
The City of Vicksburg passed up
this morning before daylight.
Tile Pargoud is now running from
New Orleans to Arkopolis.
j. G. Cammer is coming down on
the Batesville, awfully homesick.
The R. i. Lee, leaving Vicksburg
last Friday, had 1900 bales of cotton.
The Arkansas, between Pine Bluff
and Little Rock, is down to eighteen
inches.
The Henry Frank is to leave New
Orleans on her first trip of the season,
October 1st.
Murray Hicks has gone engineer on
the Hattie Rowland, now running in
the Ohio river.
The new steamer j. NJ. White, is
on her first trip of the season in the
New Orleans and Greenville trade.
r.. P. Glenn, of this city, has been
up in the Glinnietonka country, but
was again at st. Louis last week.
The steamers John G. Fletcher
Big Rock, Marlin Speed and Mau-
melle are now plying In. the lower
Arkansas.
Angelo Mcbride was pilot at the
wheel on the Josie Harry when she
sunk. 1t was a big sycamore that did
the business.
The steamer Sunfower is now run
ming from Vicksburg up the Sun
flower river, and the Silverthorn ha:
gone to ply i'll the same stream.
The tug Clarence brought $50 sacks
of cotton seed from Presidents island
last evening. She has a crippled
wheel which it will take a day or two
to fix.
The steamer T.. G. Carroll leaves St
Louis for Memphis in place of the
Hard Cash tomorrow evening, bring
ing that boats trip here and going OF
as far as Walnut Bend.
The new boat to ply between THU
port and Vicksburg will be ready foi
work in three or four weeks. She j
building at Pittsburg, and it is sale
her name will be James Lee.
The new steamer Plow Boy, nov
under way out of the Ohio for Arkan
sas river is one Of the lightest draugh
boats ever built, and she will suit thu
present stage in Arkansas river to
dot.
1t is stated that Captain Parisot
of the Yazoo river trade, has sold on
the line Of boats with which he ha
long been associated to the Pool lin.
running in the lower river trade, an'
that he contemplates retiring from tn.
river.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-24

EDITOR LEDGER - Gentlemen :
Please allow me through your good
paper to return my sincere thanks to
DR.. Alex. Erskine for his kind and
skillful attention to me during my
illness-also to Miss Lizzie Mulvaney
for her kind attention and to Messrs.
Howard, Moss and Warren, Of the
Towards, for their kind fayors and at
tention. Very truly,
CARRIE LEE SNEED.
Memphis, September a, 1879.
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lee Cream
CnitOn.

New Orleans received 1910 bales Of
cotton to. day and 5227 bales yesterday.
Cotton exchange kilograms this fore
noon report middling steady at 10sc;
sales 200 bales; sales yesterday 1850
bales. The Liverpool 3 pm. telegram
quotes spots steadier; uplands GID; Or
leans 6 0-l6d. Futures opened / 32d
cheaper, but afterward recovered. De-
liveries for September and October
6l@6 1920, October and November
3l-32d. The New York telegram
quotes spots irregular, with no pres
sure to sell; middling lie, a decline oil
lBc during the past four days. Futures
steady at 1O.62@l0.G5c for September.
and l0.2O@l0.24c for October deliy.
cry.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-24

He had Just landed from a three
years whaling voyage, aud, overcome
by his joyful reception, found himself
before the Police Court. Your
honor" he said, plaintively, I'm a
simple sailor, lowly born" Thirty
days for the drunk, six months for
Pinafore.' was the ringing sentence ;
and the poor tar, bewildered, was
dragged to his dungeon cell and de-
prived of telephone communication.
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The Knirhts Of monnr.

The knights have ten sick persons
under their treatment to-day. Mrs.
j. D. Stewart has relapsed, Mrs. Ida
Beirman has a bad case, Mr.. Lyttleton
Penn is very low, Geo. Crone's two
children just taken, r. S. Laurence
has a bad case but is doing we'll, VIM.
Berg not verysick, VIM. Ssuhr and A.
Beirman are improving.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-24

A Paris husband was told that his
wife, who had gone into the country
to be cured Of an illness, was dead.
An hour afterward she presented her
self before him in perfect health.
The sudden and violent transition
from sorrow to joy Cor from joy to
sorrow was too much for him, and he
became a maniac,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-24
YELLOW FEVER.
Seven Deaths Since Yester
day Noon.
New Cases Nine.


1(eaAAA AAAoae
Seven yellow fever interments have
been added to the mUrtuary report to-day,
as follows;
H. D. Braoken, age q, hospital, yellow
fever.
A. salamson, age SO, III Exchange, yell
low fever.
Charles Worden, age Ss, 8l4 Second,
yellow fever.
Maggie Burke, age Is, 81 Causey, ty-
phus-malarial fever.
L. Ross, age 30, Green Tree House, yell
low fever.
Mark NJ. O'Rysn, age 26, Adams, yell
low fever.
CoLoRED.
Isaac Cornelius, age AZ, 1853 Beal, yellow
fever.
VIM. Williamson, age 40, Rayburn ave
nue., yellow fever.
Clanton Taylor, age 20, Horn Lake
road, fever.
New Cases.
The board of health books exhibit a
record of 1853 c;lses of yellow fever in the
aggregate. Nine have been reported
since yesterday noon, five white and four
colored, as follows;
R. S. Laurence, age AZ, 4SO Nam.
Alice Rotwett, age "A, % Pontotoc.
A. SalamsOn, age So, 1T Exchange.
Ed E. Marshall, age 40, Second and Pop
lar.
Jane Marshall, age 40, Second and Pop
lar.
CoLORED.
James Moss, age 80, 95 Jessamine.
Ida Carter, age 10, 80 Linden.
VIM. Carter, age 7, SO Linden.
Isaac Cornelius, age 40, 253 BeaI.
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Close Miss.

John Mullins and his dog fell into
the river near the old elevator yester-
day, says a note received from that
neighborhood. Whether Johnny or
the dog were saved the note did not
say, but it turned out that Theodore
Carter caught aud saved the lad after
he had gone under the third time.
The dog was also saved. He the
dOg-tried to pull the boy out By the
hair, but was too little for such heavy
work SO swan ashore and saved him
self.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-24

A telegram has been received from
New York announcing the death of
Little Mac, the celebrated dwarf COM
edian, who was first introduced to
the public by Dan Bryant, and in the
days of Bryant's minstrels was a fea-
ture OF that famous troupe.
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Snu Has LIIe.

Uyersburg UnIette.I
Cotton picking has been pretty gen
orally commenced in this county, and
from this time during the fall the fields
will be peopled with cotton pickers.
The gins will now begin to buzz, the
buyers will be on the alert and business
will revive. There's life in the old
land yet.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-24
GUARANTEES i'm LOuisiana.

The public feeling is FESTIVE at all
points South regarding quarantine re-
strictions. A New Orleans letter
says On Red river from Coushatta
to Shreveport, a distance of 14O miles,
We have been shut out since the mid
die OF July. Washington, Issaquena,
Warren, Claiborne and Adams
counties, Mississippi, are quarantined
against New Orleans. Adams and
Claiborne allow boats upward bound
to land and put off certain goods, but
the other three will not, though they
allow the packets to land coming
down for cotton and seed. On the
Louisiana side, up to the Arkansas
line, there is but one point-Vidalia
-quarantiued, and hat place allows
the landing for mails, both ways.
Nicksburg is %Quarantined against
Delta, but the c~ounty-Warren-in
which it is located is not. The
Vicksburg ferryboat is running to
Delta, landing above the Vicksburg
city limits. The consistency Of such
quarantine needs no comment, and
would be q matter for jesting were
they not SO serious to general interests.
The prospect at present is that this
state Of affairs cannot exist much
longer. Just as soon as the change
comes the White, Richardson, Dean
and Frank will start. 1t is said that
the Richardson will be a Friday
packet to Vicksburg, and that the
Dean will go to Arkopolis."
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LEDGER LINES.

The days shorten.
Rain is indicated.
Cotton went off again yesterday.
Loose cotton may now come in.
Sullen clouds hung low this morn
ing.
Five weeks more and all will be
well.
LEDGER job printing Office, IL
Madison street.
The Porter Reserves are now uni
formed and armed.
Magnolia hams just received by
Hadden d Harrington.
Refugees had better steer clear Of
this city for a few weeks more.
The lowest temperature this morn
ing was 60. The highest yesterday
was 80.
The citizens safety committee or
dered bills paid yesterday amounting
to $l3j9.17.
The coolest place heard from this
morning was Louisville, where the
mercury recorded So.
The medical society will meet at
half-past seven this evening at DR..
Jones Office. Important business.
Mr.. John johnson and his pickets
have been enjoined from interfering
with the movements of seed cotton.
Cut meats advanced last week il
Western markets from tc to &c pei
pound, and mess pork went up 25c tC
SOC per barrel
The camp supply agent or commits.
sary has had his pay reduced to SlOC
per month. The citizens committe,
are economizing.
The LEDGER job printing Office, ];
Madison, executes everything in the
job printing line as neat and cheap as
any house in this city.
The Howards took in s3785.92 yes.
terday. Of this $1,000 came from the
New York chamber Of commerce ant
S539.67 from Columbus. Ohio.
A negro servant who went from
here with the family of Captain Cheek
is said to have been the first victim o.
yellow fever at Concordia, Miss.
The Chicks had a dress parade Al
the St. Louis fair grounds yesterday
Next Saturday the match drill for {
cash prize Of $500 is to come off.
Cotton is moving from points alonJ
the railroad on the other side Of tb,
river to Little Rock and the receipt
at that point now run up to about 5Ol
daily.
Thirty-one mounted guards nov
patrol the opposite side of the river il
Crittenden. Phillips and Desha conn
ties to enforce the quarantine regula
tions.
The daily PUBLIC LEDGER will b
mailed to any address for fifty cent
per month. The subscription mus
in every case, be paid for cash i
advance.
1t is stated that work on the Mem
phis and Paducah railroad has beer
+ or is about to be resumed, and tina
! the road is to be completed to Dyer,
burg within sixty days.
Several Memphians recently soiourr
ing at Wayerly, between Nashville an
Mckenzie, have moved to Bartle.
: with a view Of coming in as soon
they can do so with safety.
Tho yellow rose was hauled dow
from the front of Mr.. j. j. Peres re-
idence on T~rezevant, near Shell
street, this morning. The boys ha,
recovered and are'dischargcd.
The Fred McAyoy play folks too
g in 500 above expenses at the Soutl
! ern Garden, Vicksburg, one night La
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Bring in Your Cotton.

The cotton gin of N w. speers, irg on
Vance street, is open for the reception of
seed cotton. The courts having enjoined
the authorities from interference, growers
may now bring their cotton into the city
without molestatlon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-24

Mr.. Daniel Beckwith, a graduate Of
Brown University, and for several
years its assistant librarian, has been
elected librarian Of the Providence
Atheneum.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-24
K. OF H..
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS
And Members of the Order.

physicians attending on any member Of
u this order are requested, after being
called in, 10 at once report such attendance 10
headquarters, otherwise their fees for services
will not be recognized by the relief board.
Members taken sick and not having same AT
once reported 10 headquarters, will be de-
barred from all relief from this board.
JAMES b. COOK, Pres't.
". B. gibson, Asst Seo'y. 1901
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THE CITY.
Wednesday Evening, Sept. "a, 1879.
YELLOW FEVER DEATH LIST.

The following statement of deaths
from yellow fever each day, since the
prevalence Of the disease became known,
IS made from the records Of the board OF
health and other sources:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-24

First-class printing at low rates at
the LEDGER job printing Office, ID
Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-24

DR.. Marable's wife having sufficiently
recovered for him to leave her, he will
resume his practice as usual on Monday,
22d. Office hours from 8 am. to 3 pm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-24
IOO,O Tickets ut 81 Each Halt
Tickets, 81. List OF Prizes.

Responsible corresponding agents wanted al
all prominent points, to whom a liberal COM
pensati0n will be paid.
Application for rates TO clubs should only be
made TO the home office in Now Orleans.
Write clearly, stating full address, for fur
Their information, or send orders TO
NJ. A. DAUpHIN,
p. O. Box 600, New Orleans, La.
or same at No. $40 Broadway, Now York.
Or to d. l., GILLESPIE,
No. s West Court street, Memphis Tenn.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management Of
Generals q. 4. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL
A. EARLY. 9-W6s-S2
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For st. Francis Iiiver.
SpeciaI Notice.

DY mutual agreement of the nznoS
ID undersigned, the steamer k@rlI9@WA~N
HARD CASH %withdraWs from s
the White river trade on May 2lst, and re-
ume again on July 9th; the steamer JOSIE
HARRY withdraws on July 18th, and resumes
on August S0th, thus equally dividing the
dull season and giving each boat an opportu-
nifty to make necessary repairs.
STEAMER HARD CASH,
III. G. Postal, master.
STEAMER JOSIE HARRY,
6lt NJ. r. Harry, master.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-24

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