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time will give him all the opportunity lie may de-
sire to do in the future For this purpose not
only request but insist upon having committee
of investigation appointed and. with tho permission
of the Board would ask as favor to name the COM
mittee. Lot 1t consist of three five Aldermen.
any other number. would name as the committee
Alderman Roberts. Alderman Morris. Alderman Per-
10y, Alderman Finck and Alderman Keenan,. That is
all desire to say the subject"
The remarks of Mr.. Haughton listened to
with marked attention. and he was warmly congratu
lated by his friends his course. His object in
his from being appointed OH It, all the members of
It, as at present constituted. being politically
opposea Whnn % ana Ste % snur.s or them syen a
speech. he referred to political tricksters"
aud persons who make their living by politics" he
turned toward Mr. Sauer and sought to catch his eye
but his stinging words elected retort. lie did
not glance in the direction Of his colleague and ap
peared to studiously avoid any recognition of him.
ALDERMAN sAUER SPEAKS.
When Mr.. Haughton had closed Mr.. Sauer arose
and said that he did not intend to say anything
1T is an unusual thing" continued the Alderman.
"to man move for the discharge OF q committee
on such short notice. remember we'll. two weeks
ago, when party of gentlemen who against the
proposed road were clustered In bunch that side
of the house pointing to where Mr.. Haughton
matter. 1t was agreed. at the suggestion os
some Of the gentlemen, that during the sum-
mer months nothing whatever would bc done In the
matter. The gentleman who made the request urged
IN Its favor the fact that many persons who would
like to appear before the committee and be heard
until September or October. o. these representa-
tions we all agreed to defer action on the
matter for few months. and yet the gem
tleman, Alderman Haughton. comes here to-day
and Asks us to discharge the committee
from the further consideration Of the subject. am
not committed either for against this project In
my opinion 1t would be well to have the whole
matter sfted to the bottom. IL the proposition s
good one. then let us adopt it, II the committee is
discharged what good Will it do the people OF this
city? will guarantee that there are so 900 people
who would like to be heard on this subject" :
Then Mr.. Sauer paused q second. He looked
around the chamber, then at President Mott, and
finally his eyes sottled upon the form of MIR. Haugh-
ton.
"Of course" said ho. soto poce. II don't know
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phians who having once tried the vir-
tues of T~ullahoma's waters and salu-
brious air and cool climate have re-
turned. This hotel is always glad to
see Memphians who come, and to
parties who are thinking of leaving
for the summer We do not know Of a
more pleasant place. Parties leaving
Memphis at $50 am. reach here at
1880 pm. or leaving Memphis at
1870 pm. arrive here at dinner next
day. l need only mention in conclu-
sion that Mr.. Walter NJ. Moon, and
John 7. Nathes, of Memphis, are the
polite clerks in this hotel.
THERON.
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TIE n CENTS PEI WE E X.
THE CITY.
Monday evening. July 81, 1879
LEDGER


LEDGER job printing office, ID
Madison street.
First class printing at low rates at
the LEDGER job printing Office, ID
Madison street.
The LEDGER job printing Office, 10
Madison, executes everything in the
Job printing line as neat and cheap as
any house in this city.
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.
There are skeptics among us who
refuse to accept the fact that yellow
fever prevails here. They have not
seen a case. and don't believe there
has been one. The luny fellows.
The great drawing in the Havana
lottery takes place on the 18th inst.
The capital prize is 100000. Some
body will get it, and we hope it may
fall to the lot of some needy Mem
phian.
The German Bruderbund appointed
the following committee to attend to
the sick and wants of their members
during the prevalence Of the yellow
fever: II. Scheer, Hy. Schilling, G.
Schelli, Phi. Dohm, G. c. Merz.
At a special meeting of the Mem
phis Typographical Union yesterday
afternoon the following relief com
mittee was appointed for any emer-
gency that may occur the ensuing few
months; w. G. Taylor, W. A Wheles,
VIM. Creevy, I. P. White and T. P.
KAyanaugh.
The Tascumbia Democrat, of the
18th, says. During the alarm of yellow
fever in Memphis. Mr.. Charles l..
Loop, cashier and auditor of the
Southern Express Company, removed
his Office from Memphis to Huntsville,
and took quarters in the Huntsville
Hotel Building, formerly occupied by
the postOfice. IL bGGame desirable to
remove this general Office Of the com
pany from Memphis as speedily as pos
sibls, 50 that it might keep unbroken
communication With the various sub
SHces. Communication would havs
been cut off by quaFantineif tAs main
Office had remained in Memphis. The
change may continue until September,
or It may not last longer than a few
days.
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The 0uachita Belle will be in next
Thursday morning and leave same
evening for Cairo and ST. Louis.
Make arrangements with Captain
Washington.
The Cons Millar left Cincinnati
Saturday for this port. She will ar,
rive Thursday aud leave FRIDAY with
a return trip for Cairo, Louisville and
Cincinnati. The Gaf will follow.
leaving Cincinnati on Wednesday and
here on Tuesday next.
The steamer st. Genevieve lett
Saturday evening for st. Louis with
about 200 people and nearly 500 tons
of freight, nearly all Of which usually
comes from up the river. This is
accounted for by some of our mer-
chants who are moving their entire
stock with them.
MIR. Singleton, who has the contract
for building Captain Randall's new
boat for the st. Francis river trade.
is doing the same on the levee at the
foot OF Jefferson street. He has the
frame up to day.
The 0sceola Belle came in this
morning with a light trip, and will
leave at 8 pm, positively, for Osceola
and all way landings on the upper
coast, Captain James G. Andrews in
command, and B. 0. Michel in the
Office.
Captain Stacker Lee, of the steamer
Coahoma, has engaged. the services of
DIR. Willett as ship surgeon for the
present trip to st. Louis. DR.. Will
lett has been through three epidemics
and will look after the health of the
passengers.
The Coahoma, Captain Stacker Lee
in command, will leave at 5 pm. for
Cairo and St. Louis, where she will
undergo a thorough overhauling and
repairing and made ready for the fall
business. John T. Gwathmey pre-
sides at the desk.
The st. Louis and Memphis indie
pendent packet Mollie Moore. Cap
tain John B. Davis in command.
leaves from the footo Jefferson street
at 3 pm. to-day for Cairo, st. Louis
and all way landings, taking freight to
st. Louis at ten cents per hundred,
and bringing freights at proportion.
ately low rates.
A telegram from Captain Randall. of
the steamer Batesville, says everything
is 0. X. at Marianne. His boat will
be in to-day and leave tomorrow even
ing with a return trip for Mariana,
the Cutoff and all way landings on
L'Anguille and st. Francis rivers.
Freight should be Sent down as early
as possible.
The 0uachita Belle, Captain Mark
Cheek in command, is the regular
leaving at 4p.m. to-day for
Helena, Friar's Point, and ali way
landings on the lower coast as far as
Arkansas City, and doing all business.
until further notice, for the steamer
which leaves for St. Louis.
A. L. Cummins is her polite clerk.
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PerronnI.

DR.. A. l.. Kimbro, southeast cor
uer Of Main and Union streets. 145
John Anthony, of Forrest & Co.,
has a light case. He liyesin the South
street region.
Mrs, Z. A. Castor is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Mamie Broylcs, at Savan-
nah, Tenn. Je
Old man Roja, on fernando near
Beal, was taken yesterday, and his
daughter the day before.
Alderman Pat Colligan left last
night for New York to see his chill
dren.
Judge 7. IL. Logwood is at Muir
freesboro and we are glad to learn has
recovered from his recent illness.
The registers Office will be closed
at 3 o'clock to.morrew until arrange
ments can be made for the Office else
where. Z. r. Hunt, register.
Herman G. Wehrum, married on
Saturday was taken yesterday just in
time to be nursed by a new wife. The
Wehrum domicile is down near
Clay street.
Howell Robb, wife and mother, have
all been sick for several days at their
house on Elliott, neal DeSoto. All of
the sick in that vicinity, with perhaps
two or three exceptions, were doing
fine this forenoon.
Will Taylor, formerly pressman of
Tracy & Co., with his entire family Of
FIVE, are all down at their residence on
fernando road zeal South street.
They n reported to be badly nursed,
one woman having the whole under
her charge, with all errands to run.
H. Morris & Bro. cheap Blue store,
have left the city for the present, and
their address is care of Silk, Krouse
a. Co., Cincinnati. Their store here
will be kept open by responsible par
ties, and goods will be sold lower than
ever to make room for the coming fall
and winter stock.
Captain George H. Mitchell, route
agent in the postal service between
here and Vicksburg, is in the city
resting on his oars. The department
at Washington In Its wisdom has seen
ht to temporarily discontinue the
service between Memphis and Vicks-
burg. Captain Mitchell came here
from New Jersey during the epidemic
last year aud contributed to alleviate
suffering in some Of the worst cases,
The following Memphlans are at
Rogersyille stopping with Professor
Wilson at the Female College, an ele-
CANT building surrounded by beautiful
and we'll shaded grounds: D. H. Pos
ton and family, Darlington Mason and
family, j. 7. Shanks and family, Mrs.
Oven Lilly and family, Mrs. j. Har-
yey Mathes and family, Mrs. Jennie
Dashiel, At the Powell House W.
NJ. Carr and wife, Mrs. Joe p. Carey
and daughter, Miss Lizzie Davids,
Mrs, WIN. KaFr, Miss Maggie Karr,
Miss Peal Kouns, Mrs. @, p. NJ.
Turner aud children, Mr.. w. P.
Dunayant and family, Captain Sam
Cannon, Misses Dora, Maggie and
Ella D%unavant.
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TAYLOR & ARNOLD,

Wholesale Grocers, Cotton Factors and
General Commission Merchants, have
opened a branch house in 81. Louis, Mo-.
where they will be pleased to receive or
ders from their old patrons and the public
generally. The Memphis House will re-
main open as usual, and will be under
control of Messrs. j. r. Grehan and L.
SOlari, two prompt and efficient business
men. All orders sent to either house will
receive prompt attention.
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Special Notice.
MILT MARRY's
JOSIE HARRY.

N. r. Harry, captain; Walker Outlaw, clerk,
Leaves Memphis on and aftor November 81,
EVERY SATURDAY, at 5p.mn 60ahectins
direct with the new Blaak river United States
Mail pagtct MILT HARRY Tor Powhaitan
AID Pochhohtas, and With the daily Pr .kets
n Batosyilie and Upper White riSei Through
tates 10 all points.
Freight cdhsigneA 20 MiIt Harry Line, Nom
w JiTWASlifNGr0N, Agent.
ny Freight received at all hours on the r.
Il. Lee wharf.-the at 1l6t
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THE Southern Express Company office
will be kept open for business as long rs
possible during the epidemic.
Mr.. 6. G. johnson will be acting agent
during my absence. and ] with confidence
commend him to the patrons Of the
company.
Customers expecting money will send
to the office for it as the smallncss Of our
force will prevent It's delivery at places
Of business. HUoH A. HAMILTON,
Agpnt
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WILL REMAIN OPEN.

The manufacturing and repairing de-
partments of w. S. Bruce & Co. will con-
tinue running for the accommodation Of
physicians and all those remaining, Mr..
Courson, their foreman, being in charge,
and will wait on all wanting work done
rs heretofore. Promptness is his motto.
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THE PLAGUE.
Cases Since Our Last Report.

Since our edition of Saturday Afternoon
AZ new cases of yellow fever have beer
reported to the board Of health, and IN,
total since the fever began to the sam,
number IS. The following are the names
handed in te-day and yesterday. Ofthes,
20 have been reported to-day;
Sarona Raja, aged l6, at corner Her
nando and Beaf Stella Raja, aged IL, al
same place. DIR. Sim.
Frank Adams, aged 9 months, at "a
Clay street. DR.. Sim.
WIN. Dieustehl, aged 10 years, at l2f
Beal street. DIR. Sim.
Farmer Adams, aged 4 years, 70 Clay
street; Joe Adams, I years, same place.
DIR. Sim. f
Chas. Philmot, 80 years, corner Second
and Jefferson Streets Mrs. Philmot, 26
years, anne place. DR.. r. w. Mitchell.
w. c.. Coppinger. q years, los Madison
street since died. Katie Coppinger, p
years, same place. DR.. ]. r, Frayser.
VIM. Thane, 4S years, Gates avenue.
DR.. Willett.
George W. Nall, 81 years, 34s Main
street. DR.. W. f. Rogers,
Jos. Cunningham, IL years, 2O4 De-
Soto street. Dr.. w. L. Rogers.
DR.. ]. c. Harris, ~ years, corner Wei
lington and Herrando; since dead. DR.
Mutual.
Robert Thompson, aged % years, at
city hospital. DR.. Laurence.
Fred Lorentzi, aged "a years, 65 RaRose
street. DR.. Collins.
VIM. Alexander, aged 20 years, &C Ra-
Rose street. DIR. Collins.
Louis Dotta, aged p years, IS LaRose
street. DR.. Collins. Since dead.
Henry Miller, aged 10 years, Ill Ex-
change street. DIR. Besaucency.
Mrs. Miller, aged IS years, Ill Ex-
change street.
Harry Ray, aged II years, corner We'll
in yton and fernando. DR.. f. D. Mitch
ell.
John C. Beirman, aged 20 years, 2O4
So nth street, near DeSoto. DR.. Kuehne.
Hiram Athy, aged II years, "a Manas-
sas street. Drs. Frayser and Willett.
Since dead.
Clara Bethel, aged II years, 50 Ex-
change street. DIR. ~BeSanceney.
Joseph Whelan, aged II years, s Jones
avenue. DR.. Collins. Since dead.
Charles Kesmodell, aged G years, 50
Clay street; Martha Kesmodell, aged 10
years, same place; Charles Kesmodell,
aycd 40 years, anne place.
LJuis Brumond, aged 81 years, Her
nsndo road. His wife died yesterday.
He Is doing well to-day.
Phillip Wehrum, 10 years, 70 Clay
street; VIM. Wehrum, u years; Louisa
Wehrum, 6 years; Annie Wehrum, II
years; Mrs. Wehrum, AZ years. DIR.
Saunders.
Lizzie Meath, IS years Pat Meath, lG
years, DeSoto street.
f. G. Bartcliff, lG year,, Madison street.
DR.. Saunders.
s. L. Moon, 1919 Elliott street. Guy
Moon, aged 2 years, same place. DIR.
Saunders.
II. Parthesius, aged 40 years, 70 Clay
street. DR.. Saunders.
Henry LOwery, aged 10 years, 10 Clay
street. DR.. Saunders.
Katie Rochelle, aged l6, 234 South
street; Rosa Koebell, aged Is years, same
place. DR.. Kiebue.
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trustees Sale.

DY virtpe Of a decd of trust made Ia mo on
~ t9e 81 day Of February, 1875, and record
ell In BOOK 3, page liz, Record Book ofShelhv
county, Tenn, for the purpose Of paying the
balance OF the Indebtedness secured therein.
will offer for sale at public auction, 10 the
highest 6lader, for, cash, at the southwest
corner Of Main and Monroe streets. in tbe
Taxing District Of Shelby county, State of
Tennessee, ON W
Friday, sth Day of August, 1879.
at Y a'clock m, the following desc. ,hod r..l
estate, lying and being in the canntv o.
ohelDy; otate OF Tennessee Aepinning nj q
stake IN the Macsn and Mompbis rosd
Neely : northwest corncyl thence west nionr
Sald ROAD % chains. aAd " links 10 n point iS
hurricane creek, about 10 links north al Cole
man 5 bridge aver said creek; thence with Il
~meahdegtAes ot said creek south as aast "a
INKS / thenee south 50' east 1888 links. fbenco
soNtb,5H east 1913 links; thence sonth SetlS
eastol lnksj thence north S9Ao east l49links.
thenco south Sl12' cast l40 links, sonth 90
eest loO hnksi thence south 16e west "a Inks.
55ineence south l!0I9., west $40 links; thence sonfk
"a west 20 links to Y point in said ereeE
WIN tnree willow Pointers; thenee eaet "a
Vphius andso liAkS 10 a stake in n lana IN
Neey : west line, south 6l4e east a. links from
. tn 2ak marked :, ,hepce north Is ehaina
acres. '"n W
An right ef equity oG redemption il waivea
ING htlgr is believed to DO good, but l convey
lO6-iSs IN. PAINE. Trustee,
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Peace in the family" You can
enjoy 3 good nights rest aud retain
peace 10 the family by keeping DR..
Bulls baby syFHp in the house.
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HYDRANT HQse-yERY cHEAP.
7sT BEowNE,25S Second st.
Letter from n COntented Mem.
Dhian.

Letter from n COntented Mem
phian.
TULLAHoMA, Tenn, July IA
EDITOR LEDGER - This morning l
was awakened from the light pleasant
slqWbers (only enjoyed by those who
are 50 fortunate gs to breathe this
lofty mountain air) by the soit gtFaiBs
of music from the baud Of the Tulla-
bona Hotel. Aroused thus pleasant.
", aud noe ky the horrid din of a city,
the rpmblipg Of s~trcct-s2Fs, or the
jsefeeeb Of steam whistles, vas
eaablea tho @GFe fully tg enjoy ibe
elegant breakfast set bsfSFe VIC, At
ter breakfast, seated IN front al tho
hotel | find that l aui not amonR
strangers, for | see in the crowd (who
are enjoying the cool mountain
breezes as they gently play around
the hail, az along the piazzas Of the
hotel, or gently k,ss the green tree,
and grass on the grounds Of the hotel,
the familiar faces Of Hon. Jacot
fhqwpson, Eli Raypor, I. B, Tprlsy
s. Mansfield, Mrs. Coop, nee MIS-
Mary Mansfield, Of New Orleans
These are some Of the many Mem
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Spruce st.
!. !. N. Y.
72-iSl
AEAL.TR INSPECTION,
Tennessee State Board of Health
Memphis, July IS, 1879.

nROM and after this day all parties leaving
II Memphis By steamboat win be- subject to
examination as prescribed by the rules Of the
National Board OF Health.
DR.. O.. ID. Bradford has been appointed the
Inspecting officer, and will be on board Of all
departure TO make tho insp6ctions and issue
the proper eeyti seGies, and parties leaving
tho city will take notice aud present them
selves a sufficient length Of time before the
hour Of departure TO enable him to make the
inspections and issue certificates, as pra.
scrihed by the National Board Of Health aud
The Board of Hoalth Of the State Of Tehnes-
SEQ. JOHN JOHNSON,
Member Of tho State B6ard Of Health, on
duty al Memphis. Ils 1877
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OMNIBUS LINE.

LEDGER JOB PRINTING OFFICH
I3 Madison Street.
Every Description Of Printing,
executed I'm n style
UNSURPASSED IN THE CITY.
Our facilities
ARP UnequRIed by any House.
Prices Reasonable.
Country Orders AIss Solicited.
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RIVER INTELLIGEECE.
BOAEs LRAvTs0 Pas DAY.

- MWA"N EANNNhA RNAAhHHHHHHaHaH us y " 70 III
81. Louie, COahoma .-.-............ S PIN
81. Louis, Mollie Moore ................ 5 pm
ARRIVED.
Steamer John A. Scudder, st. Louis.
Coahoma, Friar's Point.
" Osceola Belle, OsceOla.
Mollie Moore, st. Louis.
DEPARTED,
steamer ~. Geneyleye, st. Louis.
John A. Scudder, New Orleans.
IN PORT. .
Coahoma, 0sceola Belle, Mollie Moore,
0uachita Belle.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Warm, With . light broGge.
Billy HaiHes is ip 81. Louis.
Business bVisk NJ the landing
Very little business will be done Ia
marine circles for the next three
months.
There are not boats enough to con.
yey the people who wish TO go TO ST.,
Louis aud points ON the Ohio river.
Dick L%ightburne, IT,, has gone to
g. Louis oE = flying visit. He will
return IN tie fall
Mr.. james salisbury can be found
at Captain Dick Lightburnes olhce
and will give all information in refer
J epes to the movements Of packets.
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Deaths since saturday.

Since our Saturday edition nineteen
interments have been made by the I'M
dertakers, of which nine are set down as
yellow fever.
Mrs. Louis Brumond, fernando road,
yellow fever.
Matte Sherwood. aged s years, corner
Third and Jefferson streets, pthisis.
Mrs, Sallie Hester, 50 Clay street, yell
low fever.
james Whelan, 8 Jones avenue, yellow
fever.
R. f. Easley, aged Is months, near
Calhoun, disease unknown.
II. Thomas, p years, diarrhea.
Fred EokeFa, q years. yellaw fcveI.
w. c. Coppinger, l43 Madison, yellow
fever.
Nellie Burton, 30 years, Third sire ct,
remittent fever.
LOUIS Dotta, aged p years, corner La
Rose and Modesto; yellow fever.
Alice Mathews, II years, Alabama
street; marasmus.
Lizzy Lpddy, aged 2 years, inteFpit.
tent fever.
Fred Lorentzi, agad "a years yellow f.
yer.
Yqerdq HqTter, 4 years old, QHinby
and Robinsan streets ehills and fever.
Thos. Rawlings, ago ~ ysaVs. corner
Third and Mill streets; congestive fever
Hiram G. Athy, 10 years yellow fever
DIR. j. G. Harris, ~ years; yellow
fever.
InG.Gt Of 4. +. Weber prematur,
birth.
Mrs. Clements Getz, 81 years debility