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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17
An OIa NORMAN. Ad,,cc.

Aunt Rachel. writing to the Gin.
ojnnsu inquirer, SAYS: When you
feel unwell aud think you must take
medicine for goodness sake get the
best Il You need a remedy that viii
make you regular in your habits, give
you a good natural appetite, make
your skin clear and smooth, ard ne.
move all spots and biemishos thar in.
dictate Ill health; If you wish to be
free from mental depression. fretfnl-
ness. peovishneSs, wakeialnoSs and
other disorders use Browns Iron
RitterS"
s Mansfield 4 Co, ", y. Wilker.
soa & Co, and G, W, Jones & Co,
wholesale agents
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17


Tlse value Of bread stae exported
lcem this eooe,ry daring Aesmoaths
eadine VITA ne close Of September
was sls6 4SsSsA a decrease Of SSl.
81, . as compared WITH last year
For the same tine h IS stated that
ne nsNsrtmeotN,S State at Ma>AMx
con Is in receirtM Information 10 ne
eeeSl that ne expected ae6oil ia the
wheat eron Of France Will Be AS0oa.
N0hushels, which must be made up
from tAe CaiteS StAteS ne croNs 81
neseA>onas countries NejnS shorter
than was expected, that Of Nigeria,
in North Afrioa being In q psuSee.
larry deplershle condition. Ia the
ACE efthiS news The ggaio markets
oithe West have been 6cooW sna de.
elini0e Ny sene tme psSt anaer Tie
influence OiA lSht export demand.
TIE cgsin elevators 81 ChicSeo an
ever crowded With stock theN Is NJ
room 70 store tAe Additional wceipts
thstsrrive At Re rate NlstverN hun,
drca car loads daily and lseel oaeg.
ings are made % Neyecs ala myteral
decline 0om pVvees prices
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17
CHATTANOOGA.
A street Car Smashed BY q
Freight Train.


Special to the Americana
CHATTANOOGA, October 14.-While
night, a freight train backed into il
and demolished it. The car contained
nine passengers, all of whom were
more or less bruised. d. II. Narrower,
mail agent of the Memphis and Chat
tanooga railroad, was rather seriously
hurt, but not dangerously. Among
those slightly bruised are: Mrs. Col,
Watt, wife of the proprietor Of the
Stanton House, and her two children.
Mrs. G. NJ. d. Heard, the wife Of one
Of our most prominent queenswart
dealers; Mr.. Zumpf. First Assistant
Auditor of the Alabama and Great
Southern railroad. 1t is a miracl,
that no one was killed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17

ago Of over AZ, 900 foot. However.
real estate Is now % per cent cheaper
than II was one year after the big
blaze.
Chicago tobacco men say that over
O39,OO acres Of the weed is annually
raised In The United States, making a
product Of over 1924 millions pounds.
lnfantieide 10 becoming very com
mon In Chicago.
The flood gates Of heaven arc being
loosod MS | write, and The waters come
down in a perfect sluioe. An hour
ago IL was ~suiocatingly hot, aud the
mosquitoes quite active presenting
their bills. Now Il is loss warm, but the
'skittorS' are getting down 10 business
liyolier.
Best butter 80 cents in Chicago and
dnost potatoes 80 and % cents per
bushol wholesale. B~roadstuis and
provisions are generally high.
OPENING are all tho rage in Chi.
, cago, aud fashions devotees swarm
every palatial millinery and dry goods
4. establishment. Some to make pur.
. chasos Of tho attractive and costly
a costumes, but the greater number Il
feast their eyes on tho rich and rare
a displays that are 30 far remote from
# their financial roach, but next to theii
nearest aud dearest desires. VANITY
\ vanity, all Is vanity" with fashions
. slaves in this go.ahoad city.
II seems next TO impopsiblo, never
/. tholoss II is true, What is true.
n This Make New York City The
4 oontor Of oirclc whose radius Is foul
4 hundred miles, and do likewise witi
0 Chicago. Then enumerato the popu'
/ lation Of each circle, aud you will dis
cover that New York's circle will CON
tain a population of over fifteen mill
lion aud a half, and Chic,go's about
fourteen millions aud a half, Asro-
, CARDS Uhicago's circle, are not The
facts presented truly wonderful0 Ne.
pocially Is this the case when il is ro.
mombored whata great disparagomoui
exists between tho ages ofthe different
regions embraced in The circles,
NAYR.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17
THE DRILL.
General Sheridan Appoints the
Judges for the Military Event.
Littlo Rock Gazette, 15.l

Rock Gazette, 1871
The competitive drill at the State
grounds next Monday, as previous
ly stated, will be the most imposing
event OF civil arms known to the his
tory Of tho South. General Sheridan
has appointed the following named
gentlemen to act as judges: Captain
II. H. Crews, Fourth Cavalry; Colonel
T.. D. Baker, U. S. A., and Captain
Sanford G. kellogg, who was one OF
the United States officers who acted
as judges at Louisville. Colonel
Woodruff, of the arsenal, has manifes-
ted a great deal oil interest in the com.
ing drill, and his kindness will be
long remembered. General Sheridan
and General Pope both express regrets
that they can not be able to attend the
fair and witness the drill.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17

| AtssssAsss MHWt HWtstts tttststss stifNstf
lis also inclosed. Such, at least, is
ono Of the forms used in October,
1881.
People with a large acquaintance
cannot always invite all of their
friends, Of course, TO a wedding recep.
tion, and therefore invite oil TO the
church. Sometimes people who are to
Egive a small Wedding at home request
an answer TO tho wedding invitation;
in that case, Of course, an answer
should DO sent, and people should be
very careful not to ignore these %latter-
ing invitations. Any carelessness is
i~nexcusable when so important an
event is on the taps, Bridesmaids, If
prevented by illness or sudden be.
roavement from officiating, should
notify the bride, as it is a difficult
thing alter a bridal cortege is arranged
to make Il over,
AS to the wedding tour, it is no
longer considered obligatory, nor is
the seolusion Of the honeymoon
/, demanded, A very fashionable girl
who married an Englishman last sum
|; mor at Newport, returned in three
. days TO take her house in Newport, TO
receive and give out invitations. Ii
, the uowly-married pair thus begin
housekeeping in their own way, thew
, generally issue a few AT Home
cards, and thereby open an easy door
for future Inequalities. Certainly the
once p%oriunotory bridal tour is no
longer deemed essential, and the moro
sensible fashion exists Of the taking Of
friends house a few miles out OIL
town for a month.
oil If the bridal pair so to a watering,
place during their early married days
they should be very careful OF outwar,
a display OF tenderness.
Ia Such exhibitions in the cars OF il
A. public places as one often secs, Of III,
Al bride laying her head OF her hus
If bands shoulder, holding hands, o
kissing, are at once vulgar and indie
Of cent All public display Of an atfco
IL tomato nature should be sedulousl,
10 avoided. The affections are too sacre,
IN for such outward showing, and III.
q ~lookerS-on are in a very diSagreeablt
ly position. People who see a pair o
or young doves cooling in public are ap
"a TO say hat a quarrel is not far of. |
20 is possible fOr a lover to show ever
he attention, every aSsiduity, and not &
s. ovordo the thing, 1t is quite poSsibl
for the lady to be fond OF her husban.
"a without committing the slightest Of
IN Tense against good taste.
The young couple are not expected
m unless Fortune has been EXCEPTIONAL
9. kind, 70 be immediately responsive i
~ the matter Of entertainments. Tn
is outer world is only too happy to enter
tain them.
m But the announcement Of the da.
AZ on which the bride will receive he
- friends is almost indispensable. tn
h refreshments on these occasions shoul
not exceed tea and cake, or, at Ii
e. most punch, tea, chocolate and cake,
is which may stand on & table at one en-
IA Of the noon or may be handed by ii
IS waiter. Bouilloa, on a cold day {
m winter, is also in order, and is pei
= hspS. the most serviceahle OF al sin
n pie refreshments for in giving a "foU
O'Clock tea" or several day reception
is a large entertainment is vulgar,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17
The Demand for Confederate
B0ndN

HhAHaFA NNNHNAaNHAHi
A short time arc Il was announced
IN tAe New York papers thst several
bankers ia Amsterdam and Frankfort
were buying Confederate bonds The
Price that they offered, as far as We
ckn remember, was two pounds and
one shilling p0r eentum. or about
sss Fv hundred TWAS not under.
stood IN New York or elsewhere what
tins demand meant althouch il pra-
.vokcd some inqeiu a. The time
A few days AGO, MI II. Casdemsn
= broker ot thiS city advertised that
be desired 10 buy Confederate bonds
and coupons The advertisement
was put IN the Constitution and was
commented on in financial circles
bar litde was known Of the motive
which induced Mr. CSsaeman OF his
primo pals to offer 70 buy. On ycster
DAY MeSsfSM Maddox RuokaS received
telsVrsphic orders from q gentleman in
Nov York ordering them 10 buy
al the Confederate bonds xu6 coanans
thar they could get at& 50 por thoR.
sand. Ia was stated that these bonds
must DC bought 81 onco and that the
Offer was open Tor only a iew axyS
We have N advertisement from an
other gentlemen in New York Offering
two dollars per thousand tor C0nieasr
ste bonds and coup0nS and stating
that the advertiser VIII buy az shat
arc offered lnQuiy ia various quar-
tiers on yesterday failed h develop the
caeso Of this sudden demand Cor
securities that have been considered
worthless and We ara entirely "a the
DARK - q whether tht domand Is
hcg0OUs on real and whether she
prices nov offered VII Be maintained
tos any longih al Gme a. lowered az
increased We confess thar we can
see nc possible basis 81 value far Qht
securities but hoing IN she DARK Ne
sre unable to advise holders whrther
10 Akethe nominal FFicc oksrod az
nos
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17

WARRINGTON special 20 tho Nash.
Vile Banner President Arthur has
received q letter. signed by twenty
sia prominent persons and firms In
Memphis, recommending Hon W Il,
Moore, Member Of Congress, lor 4
place IN che Cabinet Like all com'
mOnicNtonp Of a similar nature Il will
be considered at Che proper time, bul
Il IN believed that the gentleman
mentioned will not be appointed 4
Che position he desires
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aEnsllsh Npoken Here..


Pans Cor, Of TIE Toledo Blade.l
1ibbittS tried to worry one Of these
Partisan statesmen, aud for once sue
cceded. He stopped the party prom
enadinC with him on the Bsulevarde
des Italiens at a jewelers. who dis
played in his window the legend.
English spoken. The "Enelish
spoken in the shops is good enough.
as = rule, to explain the nature ana
quality Of the Goods, and that is all.
Further, The English-speaking sales
man has no more idea Of English than
he has Of AShantee. Tibbiuts marched
in boldly and the Enghsh-speaEng
man Appeared BE was q very we'll
preserved, bald-headed nan Of hav,
and at him Tlbhitts went
DO you speak EnghShg'
"Oul-yeeS monsieur.
Tihbits grsSped his hand enthusi-
as6caly.
ITS refreshing to meet one in a
strange land who can speak ones own
language.
Yes monsieur.
well, what | want to know is, is
the Chicago and Northwestern road
outNsg rates the sane as the other
roads and do they cut f0r western
bound passengers the sane as eastern.
aud do Won have the remOtoSt idea
that the cutting VIII be kept I'd unEl
September, when | return, and does
the Seemng-csr company cut the same
as the railroad COMPANY
kh, monsieur Aeose Watches
loa don't understand me. You
see thol u.lman sleeping car eOmpSuy
Is Qgito distinct from the uilrazd
companies and one may cut rates Wits
OFT the other Sec Nov, what i
want 70 know is
The hswildcrea Freedman. who
spoke English. stared in a Wild sort Of
q way, bet his PohtoneSs didiOt desert
him
Ees Get ge watch, Ee diamond
20
MOI gch hat 4 want % know IS
who 4 this Laphzm and Miller, who
have been elected e kll the vacancies
~occsSono6 hy the designations az
Platt ana OOnkhns and is Miller
gong q Be = tail 70 lanhzms kite or
are they b0ih square bang Up men.
ard
Val monsieur look 81 Eo goods
No no Is the Chicago & North.
western IN a roW2
BY this Gme The F0cncAman was CUT
81 latlcncO
Monsieur talks WhBtvou call i'm
ghberish, lsve not zo tine to waste
Bel ID e0z ne watch
ST. replied Tbbils severaiv.
When You announce Enclish SPOKEN.
gog Should sneak English. az al lszu
understand j. Good morning on a.
you don't understand the nlaiueN
English bone-sEon
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17

rne steamship lcrdcr landed tlO0.
900 In gold At New York last week
aud the Bothnia 100000 Ga Thurs.
day last over s2,boOoOO In gold was
purchased In the bondcu market for
ehlpment to America 10 says cable
dispatches, and The Information il also
imported chat the bank Of England
will continue ia efforts to check
The gold Row towards this country,
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I E IN ms BOOTS,
An Escaped Alabama Murderer
Is Killed While Resisting
Arrest.
sreeial Telerram o the Galstte.l

Special Telegram to the GaGette.l
PINE BLUFF, October l5.-Yester-
day, in Lincoln county, Burrell Poole
was instantly killed by an officer by
the name of Felley, who had a requi-
sition for him from the Governor Of
Alabama. Poole refused to surrender
and attempted to wrest the gun from
Felley, when, in self-deiense, as he
supposed, be fred the fatal shot, nine
buckshot lodging in his breast. In
1870 Poole waylaid and murdered the
tax collector Of Pickens county, a mar
by the name of Muslin. On this deed
a requisition was based. A son O.
Muslin traced Poole up, aud giving 8
description of him to Waldstein, o.
this equity, he worked up the case
Poole, after numbering Muslin, tool
from his possession 5000.
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issued the lady does not appear in
public.
The period Of eard.leaying after q
Wedding Is not yet definitely fixed.
Some authorities say ten days, but
that in a city, with 40 immense ao-
quaintance, would be quite impossible.
If only invited 10 the church, many
ladies consider that they perform their
whole duty by leaving a card some
time during the winter, and including
the young couple in their subsequent
Invitations. Very rigorous people
call, however, within ten days, and if
invited 10 TIE house, tho call is still
more imperative, and should be made
soon after che wedding.
But ifa young couple do not send
their future address, but only invite
one TO a church wedding, there is often
a very serious difficulty in knowing
where to call, and the first visit must
be indefinitely postponed until they
send cards notifying their friends Of
their whereabouts.
Wedding invitations require no
answer. But people living at a dis.
lance, who cannot attend, should send
their cards by mail, TO assure the
hosts that the invitation has been re-
coived. The usual form for wedding
card is this:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17
Henry,s CarboIIc salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet-
ter, ehapped hands, chilblains, corns
and all kinds ofs6in eruptions, freck-
les and pimples. Be sure you GET
Henrys carbolic salve, as all others
are but limitations and oounterfeits.
Price p cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17

Is the best blood purifier ever discov-
cred, ei~fectually curing s%crofula, syph-
little disorders, weakness Of the kid
neys, ~eryEpelas, malaria; all nervous
disorders and debility, bilious COM
plants, diseases Of the blood, liver,
kidneys, stomach, skin, etc. 1t cor.
iects Indigestion. A single bottle will
prove TO you its merits as a health
ienewer, for it acts like a charm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17

lmp7opor medicines only acgrsvAte
human diseases Nont expeumon,
vith yoor health, IL yoe don't iuSI
know what ais sou. use Browns Iron
RitteN RtwN strengthen yoo and
sSsist 0suere ia removing every Symp.
ton al distress
s Mansfield & CO W y N3lker.
sea & Co, and g. W. Jones s Co.
wholesale agents
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17
Health is Wealth.

Ia &c NE-E NUrr EEn Rnaw Trrr--
~ Aela1tt 80 ETFt9-ht Dizziness. Cor
wulueuA AervNuI HeEda-hA MertHl Nrr~.a-
Aiant LnEt 81 MEugUs rrErElt1-rhuH. Tmrr-
tWu1- lnrnlurU- Aulfsiaua. nreuntu- hl5
ara uausa1 ~ U~rErsCEur1ul. Rf-nn-ts ~
oFe~tn11lganro W1lc1 l1EeE n uiEs-v. drrr~
40 ocasAs unt h11 wll cuu rHraui nnraI.
NArt trr trutaiuI nng unuaF r-ga.ur~-
unt 1oAn- a box 81 FL haxes f1r i've duIir-r-
t9nity mai rrcua.1 ca racci1tm Win1. W.
ErAralfN AL a. ezra Ak go Wa
eaet rraE wreira- ~ t1rEl1 hursF- nrrrr--
~ va oullAH ~ VII nHnf q rrr-
mpa1 y rtf rra1ruaEi daa uai rfn-7p w-r
lae1ad EAR hT a. NfFETF
totaEaifara AEta DTurrinn
trrat@ Memphis 1enn. naarr ~ - ~T
tduHiNFr1uPt Ettgzal1. EzrrfHHB1kw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17

I'd seems strange that any uus VII
sufC RON arrangements brought On.
g impure blond Nhou Sc0vil Sar-
Srarlh and SniliugiE rBlood ard
l1vU Syrup WI lest0rt hczlih il
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17

Mrs Lucy L. Mccormick, Covins-
ton, Ky, writes My constitution
was completely shattered by rheuma-
ism. l suffered intensely stmulants
only gave me temporary relief. | tried
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t has cured
me completely, and l believe perma-
nently. Alter using two bottles |
felt better and stronger than ever |
did in all my life before"
S, Mansfield 4 Ce., w. n. Wilker,
son 4 Co, and G. W. Jones & Co.
wholesale agents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17

Bakers Pain Panacea cures pain in
mar and beast. Use externally and
internally and find relief.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17

The subscription prioo Of the
DAILY PUBLIC LEDGER Ia 90 per
aunum and oOo per month for less
than one year, The WEEKLY
LEDGER ia ei per annnm postage
free Payable In advance Invaria.
bly,.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17

THF annual Conference of tho
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
will be opened AZ Lebanon, Tonnes
see, "Wednesday next, Bishop Ne.
Tyeiro presiding
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17

DR.. Rogers Vegetable Worm Syrup
instantly destroys worms and removes
all %secretions, m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17

The leading Scientists OftO-day agree
that most diseases are caused by disordered
Kidneys or Liver. If. therefore, the Kidneys
and Liver are kept in perfect order, perfect
health will be the result. This truth has only
heen known a short time and for years people
suffered great agony without being able to
6nd relief. Tho discovery Of Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure marks o new era in
the treatment of these troubles. Made from
a simple tropical leaf Of rare value, It cen
tains Just the elements necessary TO nourish
and invigorate both Of these great organs,
and safely restore and keep them in order. II
is a POSITIVE Remedy for all the diseases
that cause pains in the lower part Of the body
for Torpid Liver, Headaches, Jaundice,
Dizziness. Gravel, Fever. Ague, Malarial
Fever, and all difficulties Of the Kidneys,
Liver and Urinary Organs.
II is an excellent and safe remedy for fe-
males during Pregnancy. II will control
Menstruation and is invaluable for Leucor-
rhma or Falling Of the Womb.
AS O Blood Purifier ii Is unequaled. for it
cures the organs that MAKE the blood.
This remedy, which has done such wonders,
is put up in the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE
of any medicine upon the market, and is sold
by Druggists and all dealers at el.25 per bot
tie. For Diabetes, enquire for WARMERS
SAFE DIABETES CURE. 1t is POSITIVE
i. Il. WARNER & CO., Rochester, N. Y,
~lSxxxiiii4s
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SOM THINC
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.

There exists a means of Sc
curing a soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor it may naturally be.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm is a
delicate and harmless arti.
Gle, which instantly removes
Freekles, Tan, RedneSs,
ROughness, EruptiOns, Vul.
gar Flushings, ETC., etc. So
delicate and natural are its
effects that its use is not
suspected by anybody.
No lady has the right to
present a disAgured face in
society when the Magnolia
Balm is sold by all druggists
for 20 cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17

kl1k a crua deed o. M Ursrutsf aF-1
a. As Recorded IN nudE "a. usra ~
WiA, on
Iussduy, November Is, 1881.
al iur rnsh On ne PREMISES ahrus ss-e.
uAa cas- q hhIts etIton- 1hn fnUnuinr a.
sEihta rrursrW IN Shelhy rnurt~. rurrrree
oesrrins1 - atustel in tht TFriht CIrn TfE-
- lNAE 1s s1ut1s1l guE-fU Of $50
unl one rrurt EirtL and tarrFHir -
WIS., lQEMuC VITA an IN fmr-urcmsrf5
ncre1n- The equity ~ rH6smuti1r s. uufreS
= Eln Eu5 uee1. ana thr tLt L heTlrrrf ~
t lNlrca ssL anr convey auiT az tbs
MlNAAEuCE, --uEea
AAi1uf utECl. Atfrrruvr. WM
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Sale of Real Estate
on OPENED BIDDNeS-


No rs 1RNChEncgrToCur ufShsIhy suun-
~ Adams e. Al "a J J Mitchell e. al.
"a TEIue q 81 trtErlocutury decree fu-
" sale, entered IN the above czrss On the
Ath Gay az QrtunG-. ISL, IWii sell al public
snouu1. 70 Tie hiEhEst bidder, in front rFths
@le-k ana NAEETE uheal cuurihuuEs q
snslny eornU, Memphis, Tennessee. On
Saturday, October -, 1851.
oiaEng 1hs hiddinm q Z o'clock. H., ths
-eAgNEnE described property, EiuuEtnd Il
Shelby courV. Tenn. tp-EiE
lots and Suf uEr clint NJ Z - .h. 49,
o. Memphis lgt 10 1hETinEn Hrunf N 81 fed
On We1 side q wellington street. sftb N -
rerulAr depth back n AzEoEs street luf Nc.
I, nuErnE y tcei CT ina wHs1 line aFWuIirr-
tr srest Win a. irregular aeF1h haef IA Sc
hGnAnac road. Terms OF SAs-cush.
Tins 1ctuhcT l2h, l2g-.
BLACK. Eierk and Nasru.
SANE Patterson, nhritu- Frr earrTL
. H
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BEFORE AND AFTER.
The Right Thing to Do In Matters
Matrimonial.

Engaged GlrIs-The Engagement
R~Ing-Wedding Parties-Hon-
eymoOn Tourg-BridaI Toll.
and
Cooling in PubIic-ReceptiOns.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-17

The card of tho young lady, that OF
her intended husband, and another
card to the favored
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-23

Miller q Co. c Murphy, Mohr Bros, Meinhard
Bros q Co, ii Myers Bros, Lee Roy Myers,
L Nelson & Co, Newton a X, Jno Nicolson, g
Nichols, Jno Oliver, Palmer Bros. q W
Parish J Perlinski, L Pless, w Pinder care
Golomons & Co, Quantock & P. Jas Ray, Rus
SAX & Co. G A Russ. G Roberts @ II Rems-
hart + J Ruckert. c d Rogers. Ryan, Ro-
senheim Riessr & s, B Reedy g " Sergent
Saussy b. S.F&W Ry, H L Schreiner,
Schwarz & Acosta. Snyder & n, W h Smith, L
Strong, J Stern. James s Silva. Jno Sullivan.
Solomons & &c, Solomon Bros, R q Tatem, J G
Thompson. G u & II W Tiiton Tuberdy. J "
lyman, ] II Won Newton, W W Wadley, J E
Walter, p q Ward & Co, Gen @ Wayne, Gle
Wakefield. d Weisbein Thos West " & c W
West. y Willie. Weed E. C,Wylly & @. Henry
Yonge. w g Barry Agt, John Robertson Agt.
str Cumberland, str Centennial. s, w Ry,
CIR.
Per Central Railroad. February 29-Jno
EAannery q Co, Dayant g. w, L J Guilmartin &
Co. W w Chisholm, G + Stubs. w W Gordon
co, W Woodbridge, F NJ Farley, Miller &
Il, II II Conner & Co, Hammond, English &
II, West Bros, Woods & Co, Baldwin & Co, G A
Shearson, Knoop, Frerichs & Co, Walter & H,
WILCOX g Il Co. D + Wheaton. Order, z De
Loacn, Paul Decker, Peacock. II & Co, r
Lee, ] G Thompson
Per steamer Florida from Fernandina and
way Iandings-W W Gordon & Co. Rieser & s,
d Henderson, Lee Roy Myers, Lippman
Bros, n Myers & Bros, Bendheim Bros & Co,
Steamship Gate City. & err. Philadelphia
steamship.
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