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The Nlrvry Napier Correspondence. E4Jed by his
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The Relations Of Mind md Brain. by Henry calder,
wood L.. d. professor moral philosophy Iui'ei'.y 0t
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NO SILVER FOR WESTERN MINIS.
GENERAL PRESS DrsPArcHl

THE DEALERS N SAN FRANCISCO HOLDING IHtlk
BULLION FOR HIGH PRlCEs-THE DEPARTMENT
REFUSES To BUY.
GENERAL PRESS DT=PATCHl
WASHINGTON, July 2t.-Bjds for supplying
the United states Juts with silver bullion opened
Mt the Office OF the Director of the Mint yesterday
About 100000 ounces were offered All offers O. de-
livery at philadelphia which not above the market
rate were accepted ana those when were above were
rejected The of rs received from san Francisco were
AL m excess NJ the market rate and declined by
the Department. The bidders offered the price
gtrlsa 1y the Department be he market rate, but
they ali re used tU accept D.. hence no purchases were
made for delivery san Francisco. Al those made
were for the Pnidde phla Mint and aggregated about
ounces. IHc Department dnftc oates having to
do the largest proportion Ot silver coinage during the
uoutn of August fh- Philadelphia Mint, owing 10 it,
inability TO procure silver al market rates for Western
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MIR. SHERMAN AT LEWISTON.
A SPEECH TO \ LARGE AUDIENCE.

A SPEECH TO 4 LARGE AUDIENCE.
ONE or THE LARGEST MEETINGS EVER HELD IN
ANDROsCOGGIN COUNTY - TIE SECRETARY
SPEAKS oN THE GLOVER REPORT AND FINANCE
Secretary Sherman arrived at Lewiston, Me-
yesterday, and was entertained at the house
of Mr.. Frye. In the evening the Secretary
spoke to an audience of 5000 persons. HIS
opening remarks were upon the Glover report
in reply to a-nunber Of printed questions
which had been addressed to him on that sub
ject. He then spoke on finance, silver the
greenback heresy and the violence and terror
ism in the South. Mr.. Frye also spoke Tor
half an hour.
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REVIEW.
CONTENTS OF July NUMBER-NOW READY;
BENJAMtS tEAS ~ y; Sy IN9, y Isat', S5a m
). COMPILc9Ef bkoAlDENS O. A, cure FOR
I. WHY Is PALS }SIGsY 81 bgTHey Yeo N 2
8. THE SOCIA ~ Il9DFna 49, hTffl'ioN ~
6. GE0GRAPHY AND IHE UNIVERSITIES. BY the
7. WHAT VIA ARE LIVING BEINGsi By Professor st.
=. cHT0iRAL AND OTHER NARCOTICS. BY B. ". Rich
9. caUtSS,TSEl9mF;6aARY LIFE AND THOUGHT IN TUR-
10. CONTEMPORARY BOOkps
Under direction OF the Rev. Professor Cheetham
II. MODERN HISTORY.
Under the direction Of Professor f. II. Palmer
". ESSAYS, NON Els, POETRY, DC.
Under the direction OF Matthew Browne
WHITE WINGS. faentnK Romance. Chapters 10 "
BY William Black. From Cornhln Magazine.
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GERMANY scotland masl De specially addressed aud a
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The mails for havana leave New YORK Ju - And 20 Inc
for Mexico leave July q The malls Tor The ND
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Australia &c. leave san +, agcsco august = p,,.,,,
Post Office Ner.York July 10 1879.
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Angels Baths-rurkish, Electric and Roman-iag and
Iagies Also sun baths Pleasant
rnnns eAceeA. LaDLes b LtxIngJnaye corner -Othst
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. july % l a. m-The barometer
rose steadily and rapidly yesterday Partly cloudy and
clear weather prevailed. ght shower fell between
and O'Clock a. m. and preceded for some time by
1rlrft llhtung and strong winds. The average tenn
1er 1rc was Sc lower Than Wednesday, the mer
chr, ranging between re and 80. The amount OF
mos 'urc n the air II still large.
Clear ana partly cloudy weather, and slightly lower
temperatures may be expected today in this city and
y.s
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polilica! Nollers.


Twentieth Assembly District REPUBLICAN A-sO-
CIATION OF The aOoye association are notified
NM of csigning on FRI
DAY a5TIi and SATURDAY, 2bIi instanl- rom uhtl
~ al the headqaafteI i14 anu LOO Last
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No lady careful Of health any sewing machine
cept Automatic 30 Tension machine " TIE VA"
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Mans nI--ioa on Earth-A thorough Medical lreAtls.
Indicating Confirmed Disabilities mar Do iuhoYeA -
oJscryALOn And pt1icss,hh
nacce SHOWING agencies that "i insure hestrol
hood siren gthened NIt ana sOlnl c0ld10ns oI he-.
that nave impaired ~ oyertdxed powers
OF Obstacles " MArrase aud ~ tee moa' 1890
fbsu lcurgeucy or postage stailpAl s-A0s
.scsy MnseaIn AaaIony ana science A59 otA-ave Nf
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Speci1l Notlces

Crippled Children In the Hospital No 100 EA's
,oif desire The pleasure Afforded from the cool
49,, breezes and shaded lawns Of the Central PARK We
again a upon benevolent or contr buttons 90 our open
~ appropuated especially that purpose when can
he cent % Dr kNIGE the hospital OF 10 auy OI inc
II. n Nam
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
HARPER & BROS.

Restricted % books Of hs Last thrs months my aioisf
heretofore on ere IHrrry PIN
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LITTLE BROWN & 20.
254 Nn-hngtOn--t
Morse Banks and Banking BY John = Morse lr. Svo
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THE SPEECH OF TIE SECRETARY.

When | came to Maine some doubt was eX-
pressed as 20 how the people would vote this Fail AT
my fears have been dI-spated BY the magnificent
seblies nave met since my arrival in the state. Last
night ID Portland thought had the finest audi
cncc had ever Deheld, and tongh' see large ASSEM-
baee Of intelligent voters. nearly al u whom vii par
ticlpate IN the election short time. and who
take an interest public questions aud love to hear
.I,.t r!y zpt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-12
River Telegrams.

PITTsBURG, July l2-River 2 feet |
inch and rising slowly. Weather
cloudy; heavy rains last night.
WHEELING, July 12.-River 3 feet
6 inches and rising.
CAIRO, July 12.-Arrived-City of
Helena, Vicksburg, 8 pm; Golden
Crown, New Orleans, TO-; Fawn, Ev-
ansville, TO-; Port Eads, st. Louis, H.;
Ariadne, Cincinnati, l am. Departed
City of Helena, st. Louis, midnight (;
Golden Crown, Cincinnati, l am;
The Ariadne re-shipped her freight
and returned to Cincinnati. Weather
clear and hot.
CINCINNATI, July 12.-No arrivals
or departures. River ) feet Z inches
and falling slowly. Thermometer 990.
EVANSVILLE, July l2.-Arriyed-
Cons Millar, Z; J. D. Parker, 8 am.
Departed-Cons Millar Cincinnati, s.;
j. d. Parker, Memphis, 10 am.
Weather clear and hot, 940.. River
rising, 3 feet 2! inches on the gauge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-12
CINCINNATI.
The Common Council Devising SAM.
tary Measures
The Disastrous Storm Which Swept
s4' Over Ohio.

CINCINNATI, July 12.-At meet
ing of the common council last evening
at the suggestion of the health officer
$4,000 was appropriated for placing
the city in the best possible sanitary
condition and to I'll in all outlying
ponds that are liable to breed miasma
and cause disease. 1t was also ordered
that all streets and alleys be thor
oughly flushed BY the fire department.
Adyices from points in the interior
and eastern portion of the State indi-
cate stormlast evening, a very severe
one and in many instances the effects
were disastrous. 1t approached Ohio
from the north and northwest, main
tanned a south and southeastern direc-
ton and seemed to have about spent
its force when it reached Southern
Pennsylvania.
AT Mansfield the hardware store of
p. Schulz was unroofed, the roof being
carried one hundred and Fifty feet,
demolishing a barn and beer saloon
Smiths Opera House was partially
unroofed The damage to crops will
be very great. AT Degraff number
of houses were blown down, The
whole country is covered with water
and crops are leyeled. At West Salem
ayoung man was killed by barn-door
striking him. AT Jefferson two prom
inent business blocks were unroofed,
besides . number of dwellings. AT
Cushoga Falls tho walls Of the resi-
dence Of II. b. SAKE were blown in
upon tho beds of the family No one
was fatally injured, however All
through the State the day had been
Intensely hot, and the air very sultry
and oppressive.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-12

We are very sad about the New
Orleans quarantine 1t shuts Mem
phis out from one Of the most delight
ful resorts in Nerth America. The
thousands of our health and pleasure
seekers, men. women and children,
who have made arrangements to sum
mer it in New Orleans are sadly
disappointed. Some of them may now
go to Cuba, Key West, Vera Cruz, or
some other cool place, but the most of
them will take it too much To heart
to go anywhere. If they cannot get
to New Orleans they would just as
soon he in Memphis The Sara
togas will be unpacked and
many costly wardrobe hung up to
air on a clothes-line to be worn no
more this summer. The quarantine
business is perfectly awful. 1t is
crnel in fact. Nobody but a set of
soulless sawbones would have devised
a scheme to nip in the bud so much
innocent amusement. Our bellies and
beaux will sigh for a promenade on
Canal street, with its cheap ice cream
stands and beautiful peanut cafes, and
will long in vain for moonlight ride
on the street cars out to the elevated
cemetery. How many hearts will
bleed and how many joys dreamed OF
only to be given up in despair can
never be known. Oh cruel quarantine
walls, cEuel, cruel doctors, and sad
sad Memphis! Niobo, queen Of beau
ty aud tears we are disconsolate with
you Here our hand And Rachel,
fair Jewess, refusing to be comfortcd,
we know now how you felt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-12
First Edition.
2 O'CLOCK. P. m.
BY CABLE.
Two Hundred Bavarians Coming
Over to Join the HOrmOns.
Germany Will Not Sell Armed ves-
sells to Peru.
The Funeral Of the Prince Impsrial-.-
Princes and Dukes TO be the
Pall-BearerS.

BERLIN, July l2.-Germany has re !.
fused to sell the corvette Hansa to
Peru.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 12.-Gover-
nors general are empowered to try
political prisoners before either mill
tary or ordinary courts.
) PARIS, July II. = Two hundred
persons are expected to start from
Palatinate, Bavaria, in few days for
Utah to join the Mormons. sd
The sultan Of Zanzibar will visit
Europe next summer. Ju .u1.E9iH0'
LONDON, July II, 10 a.m.-Itis an
nounced that the Prince Of Wales,
Duke Of Edinburgh, Duke Of Con-
naught and the Crown Prince Of
Sweden will be pall-bearers at the
funeral Of the Prince Imperial. Va
rious accounts mention that there is
an i'll feeling in France at the great
demonstration OF mourning in Eng
land. No member of the French en-
bassy in London will be present at the
funeral. lII u.ia9 aA 1l.l
In the French senate, Friday, the
motion to postpone the nomination of
committee on the Jules Ferry edu-
cation bill, because Of the absence Of
Bonapartists, was resisted by Pelletan
Rep.) on the ground that they were
not absent because of a genuine senti-
ment of mourning on their part, but
had gone to England in search of the
pretender. The nomination of the
committee was eventually postponed
till Tuesday.
Marshal Canrobert has come to
England despite the official prohibi-
tion against his attendance at the
funeral. tHsH fttsu4 ta
When the coffin was opened yester
day the features of the prince were
much disfgured, but were recogniza
BILE. Uhlman, the Prince Imperial :
valet, tainted twice at sight Of the re.
mains and was revived with difficulty
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The Orangenen.

New York, July 12.-The Orange
men Of New York and peighborbooc
are celebrating the 18th by an excur
sion up Hudson river. Boats, barges
men, women and children are profuse
ly decorated with the orange and blue
while the band with " Boyne Water,
Croppies Lie Down" and Protes
tant Boys makes people happy
There was no street parade, A larg,
number of police are with the excur
sionists.
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Indications.

For Tennessee and Ohio valley,
rising, followed by stationary baron
eter warmer, southerly winds with
clear weather, shifting for a short
time to cooler northerly, and partly
cloudy weather. gde
For upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys stationary, followed
by falling barometer, stationary or
higher temperatures, south and east
winds, and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
Rivers will generally fall except
rise in the upper Mississippi, and por-
ton of Ohio river, and rivers of mid
die States.
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Tho BUiorsl Trial.

0wEyToN,KY, July The court
assembled at9 o'clock. The session was
occupied by examining witnesses for
the prosecution, l.. D. Halloway tes
titled as to the threats made against
Judges Elliott aud Pryor # his case
Was decided unfavorably. The defense
will not offer their testimony before
Tuesday.
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TRE srruArraH.

Ahere Is stlll good reason to take a
hopeful view of the unwelcome cues.
tiOn which forced itself upon us so
unexpectedly three days ago. Not
withstanding the continued heat and
dryness Of the air and that sultriness
so depressing to animal life and spirits
no new cases up to this writing have
been discovered. We at least have
time to recover from the panic, to
send the women and children
away and to take a calm and
rational view Of affairs. The
probabilities are now that we
will not have more than few scatter
ing cases, if any at all, this summer.
In New Orleans it is nothing uncom-
mon or alarming for few sporadic
cases to occur. The doctors who
made haste to quarantine against
Memphis give such cases a mild or
technical name, and say nothing about
yellow fever until it becomes epidemic
and its presence can no longer
be concealed from the public.
Our board of health had promised to
report the first we'll defined case, and
did So This was their solemn duty,
regardless of the effect it might have
upon commerce and the popular mind.
The abuse heaped upon the doctors
by thoughtless or excited people is
quite uncalled fog and unjust. Had
they delayed the announcement until
the general spread of an epidemic
they would have been blamed for the
loss of hundreds of lives. If any of
our physicians have shared the excite
ment of the past few days it is simply
because they are human and have the
same sympathies, fears and emotions
as the rest of mankind. The most of
them are ready to remain here, and, if
necessary to sacrifice their lives for
the good of their fellow men, which is
more than can be said of some other
classes. But enough for that. We
do not affect to treat even these few
sporadic cases as light matter. We
are already quarantined against in
three directions, and if nothing else
the summer business which has
been so active and promising thus
far IS greatly damaged for the time
being. Thousands of our people have
sought safety at a distance, and will
in no event return until frost. Should
the worst come and an epidemic really
break out measures will no doubt be
taken to depopulate the city, leaving
only enough to guard the property.
If matters get no worse We will simply
stay here and fight it out all summer.
The sanitary condition of the city is
greatly in our favor. The outlook is
far more encouraging than we dared
TO hope for three days ago.
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A Delightful Summer Resort,
Board, SIS per Month.

THE proprietor of Rranner Instimte. AZ
1 Messy Creek, East Tennessee, an
the. East Tennessee, virginia and Georeis
railroad, rs miles east of Knoxville, has cenl
seented to open the buildings during he
heated term, putting board al the low rate
Of sl6 per month. 'u'0
The buildings and grounds are handssms
ana eemm0dlous, situated on an eminenee
overlooking the village and Surroundins
coantry rooms large and well ventilatsd.
several acres lnclosed, intersected with walls
ana ornamented with shade und fruit trees
ror beauty OF situation and healthfulness Of
location, cannot be surpassed The monn-
talns north and south loom up in the distanee
prressSeRNng scene worthy of the highest Arts
81 We painter Good roads, Splendid driyes
Many attractions, both natural ana S1tibciel
EHIe limestone and ristern water. The
ehspeh ~ feet long, is az the disposal Of
guests. Fare as good rs the oonntry affords
One-tourth OF q mile from the depot and tele,
KIaRn once. Drug store aud good physicians
u Pa sne M village. WiN be 0Aoned S0th Of June
R0hb M PnnIItlpNlais Rd0Fess
@-lA G. W McELVEFN
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lungs. Long gave three shrieks, and
the horse ran fifty feet, and the rider
fell off dead. The assassin escaped.
No clue has been obtained. 1t is
not known that Long had an enemy in
the world. He had formerly owned
a lumber yard in East Atchison, which
he sold few weeks ago, but still had
some business over there, and was
coming home when shot.
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VIII Not Quarantine.

Special to the Ledger. .N
Milan, Tenn, July l2.- Have
visited every town between here and
Memphis and have conferred with
the mayors, physicians and prominent
citizens.
All sympathize with us, and will
not quarantine against us unless we
have an epidemic.
A. D. LANGsTAFF.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-12

King Theebaq, OF Burmah, accord
ing to a correspondent, " has taken to
drinking harder than ever. His pres
ent particular p0is0p is gin end he is
said to put a couple Of bottles of
'square.face out of sight daily-very
good allowance for fellow of twenty
one. Several times lately when more
than ordinarily drunk he has hic-
coughed out orders for the massacre
Gf 'kala in the place, but fortunately
every one has boan daaf hitherto,
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ATCBIsON, KS.
Foul Assassination Of a Man who
BED no Known Enemies

ATcHIsoN, Ks, July i2.~E, NJ.
LoSg was foully assassinated last
evening about 10 o'clock while cross
ing the Missouri siyer bridge from
East Atcbison to Atchison. lie was
riding, and got to within 100 feet lof
the Kansas 0uS Of the bridge, when
the assassin Gred tie fatal bullet from
the shadow Of the iron pillars The
bullet took effect in the right side,
pear the back, and passed into the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-12

Andrews Bazar: Oh, yes, Tn
mad-just as mad IS ! caa be, ex-
claimed a fashionable lady, tossing her
head to give emphasis to her words,
70 think that those horrid reporters
should haze had the impudence to lug
me into their description Of The Eitz-
gerald wedding, Ughl the horrid
thing-and they didn't even mention
the lace on my dress"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-12
CAIRO.
A Steamer Stopped Rigid ouaran-
tine Regulations Against
Memphis.

CAIRO, July l2.-The steamer City
of Helena, from Vicksburg, was not
allowed to land last night. Quarantine
regulations will be enforced against all
steamers and trains from Memphis, in
accordance with resolutions adopted
by the board of health.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-12
BOSTON.
Several Children Crushed by an Old
Building.

BosToN, July ia building on
Charter street in process of demoli-
ton and once occupied by the parents
Of Paul Revere, fell yesterday, bury
ing in the ruins several childen at the
time gathering wood Peter Kiley
and George Stately were seriously in
iured.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-12
Bank Statement.

New York, June 28.-Loans,
increase, $5,86O, AGO. specie increase,
SSl 800; deposits increase, 81, ,32l 800
circulation increase, $4,000; reserve
increase, $5O8,825; legal tenders in
crease, $l,757, 300; banks now hold
SlO,94l, 200 in excess of legal require
ments.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-12
A Biz Strike Imnendine.

BosToN, July II. - The Natick
lasters resolved to stop work unless
the manufactures increased wages.
If the lasters strike about three thous-
and shoemakers will be idle. The
Lynn shoemakers are devisipg means
to assist the Fall River strikers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-12
Roll Cn;,IIncideni.

The following story is told Of hep.
resentative G0dloye S. Orth byan ex-
representative "Mr Orth, when
once before member of congress,
occupied the next seat TO mine, so
that we became well aeqs&ipted.
Orth's name. 90 | remember was iasi
about the middle Of the list of mem
bers, and the clerk, IL reading his
name, did not always speak i quite
plainly. A man was sitting By me sEe
day who had been frequent listner
to the proceedings Of tiae bouse, aud
when some vote was taken he mgde
she curious inquiry Tell I'VE, Mr.
Myers, why does the clerk always,
when he gets to the middle of the
roll call ssy "liod love us alp He
was informed tbat what the clerk
really said was GodiOVe 5. Orth
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-12
ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL.

MEMPHIS. July IL.
Sales of cotton in this market to-day
unimportant The New York market
at 3 pm. was quiet. Futures at 2.15
pm. steady. Sales, $1,000 bales. New
Orleans at 4 pm. quiet. Sales 15O
bales. Stock, 1907 bales.
Receipts of cotton here to-day II
bales. Total since September lst,
3S5,73S bales; shipments to date,
3Sl.355 bales. Stock on hand, 5337
bales. Shipped to-day $50.
New York. July u, 1926 p. m. -
Cotton opened this forenoon quiet and
steady; now steady. Ordinary, lOSc
good ordinary, lie; low middling,
llJc; middling, II 3-16c; good mid
ding, l2lc. middling fair, 13 7-l6c
fair, IA 7-16c. Futures closed last
evening weak; opened this forenoon
with tone not given; now quiet and
firm, and 5 to 6 points above last
II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-12

In the recent case of libel against
the London Atheneum Robert
Browning was a witness, and the pros.
eeuting lawyer, wishing to pay him a
compliment, rather stopped over when
he said " do not ask you, sir, who
you are. | would as soon ask William
Shakespeare who he was"
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering fromthe errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc, l will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discoy-
cred by missionary in South America. Send
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ISiAN, Station D, New York City.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-12

TIM chamber of commerce will
meet. this afternoon at three o'clock.
and will probably take action aud cx-
press at least q mild protest against
the quarantine at Bittle Rock and
other places against Memphis.