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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-03

ARREsT.-Milly Smith "a dirty-looking
negro) was arrested yesterday for being
drunk and disorderfy in the street. She
will appear at the Mayors leyee this morn
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JUDGE MEREDITH's CoUgT.-The motion
docket was called in this court yesterday.
The first days issue will be called to-day.
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Aitlrmond 1ispattt1,
THE CIRCULATION OF THE s,DIsPAToH"
IS LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
ErAT4oN, ,orALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. .-,..-.f,z--
A UC1YON SALES THIS DAP.

COOK Il LAUGHTON VIII sell at their store at
10 a. NJ. furniture. bedding. stoves.o&c.
E. A. j.. CLOPTON VIII rent at auction at4P.
NJ. the real estate known as the Old Fair
Crounde ar''-i0ffs1 f-sss-1
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EoA. ON. NORFOLK, u. PoRTss,ass


EOR NORFOLK, PORTS A1Hst
On THE JAMES RIVEH.-The fast zad elegant
steamer ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain q. C, GI2-
FORD, leaves her wharf a. R0ckettS for Aboss.
named places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY at q o'clock A. 81, and returns on Tues'
day Tssssdsy AND Saturday yoprorx in time to
connect with steamers for BALTIMORE ana
TRAIN leaves CITY POINT sor PETERS,
BURG on arrival OF STEAAEk.
Pare to Norfolk, aa.M
received mn "a q p. II. TUESDAYH THURS.
nSYS and SATURDAYA for NORFOLK,
PoRTsaoUTH, BOSTON, BALTIAORE, and
PRINCIPAL LANDINGS ON CHESAtE2kE
nay. and ALL LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
Freiehts Tor way landings must be prepaid.
atfGrs entrusted TO pCrSer OF steamer must oo
eaelossd In q Government stamped envelope.
SppIyto L. B. TATUM, Agent
rnhI Once. steamers wharf.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.-Goyernor Wells has
appointed Alex. II. Schultz 8 notary public
for the county of Augusta.
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w. W. TRIBBETT, lll6 Main street, has Malaga
grapes, new-crop figs, and another supply Of those
delicious lemon crackers-the best crackers ever
offered for sale. We advise all to try them.
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DICHMoND GRANITE COMPANY

III We are prepared to furnish the very best
quality GRANITE, dressed or undressed, In any
quantity. We vii. also build all kinds Of GRAN
TIE WORK at short notice. Special attention
TERY WORK, &C., and al material furnished.
ONCE corner or Canal and seventh streets
lLEL4tos sa--.f GEORGE BLuMESTbAL, T.
oc ls-sm superintendent.
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RECOVERY OF LoNG-Losr Property
Yesterday morning q negro man named
Grandson Watkins was arraigned before
the Mayor to answer for stealing two glass
fruit-stands, valued at Sl0O, from Mrs. II.
G. Stanard. Mrs. Stanard said her house
was robbed on the morning of the Sd of
Ifreri, utir suun aittr"e..t iprs' i-5r-,
and did not return until few days ago,
and on passing up Franklin street from the
Ballard Hotel she saw these things in Wat
kins's window and recognized them. She val
ued them very highly, as they were bought
in Paris at the sale of Louis Phillipe's ef-
fects by Mr.. John M. Mason, the American
Minister. Mr.. Laughton, of the firm of
Cook s. Laughton, auctioneers, said they
were brought into his store to be sold, and
he sold them to Watkins, and he wished to
exonerate him from the charge. He said
he was perfectly willing for Mrs. stanard
to take them, and he would pay Watkins
what he paid for them. Watkins was hon
orably discharged, and the stands turned
over to Mrs. Stanard.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RrvER3
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICBEONp. August I Hfa,

RICHMOND, August i lsea, -
pICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL.
~ ROAD LINE--NEW SCHEDULE.-FOR
E11I,Is 5ALTIMOAE,. TILE G0ATH, AND NORTH
MEST.-The steamer RENNEBEC Captain j.
n. FREEMAN commanding. leaves White House
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY MORNING
On On arrival OF the cars from Richmond, reaching
baltimore on the following morning ut sunrise.
ReIurnlng, the kENNEBEC leaves Baltimore
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 4 O'Clock
P. H. -
The steamer ADMIRAL, Captain K1nwAN com.
mauding, leaves White House every TUESDAY
and FKfDAY on arrival OF the cars from Rich.
mond, reaching Baltimore the following morning
at sunrise. Returning, the ADAIRAL leaves Bal.
timore every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at
PASsENGERs FOR BALTIMORE leave the
depot OF the Richmond and York River BALL
road Company at O'Clock A. II. SUNDAY,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Re.
turning, they leave Baltimore on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at O'Clock p. n, reaching;R Richmond the follow.
Ing evening. ysEu r...I a5.4f4si f4E5.9
Freight received st all times. and forwarded
and through bills Of lsd;ng given to all
prominent points. i SS,3 = lalfFl
The PASSENGER TRAIN leaves the depot
EVERY MORNING ats a. Al. s. 'sR-t7
WILLIAM B. ENOS
oc 81 Freight and Ticket Agent.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
GA ROAD-SUMMER SCEEDULE.-On, and
after TUESDAY, April II, Issa, the passenger
GoINa WEsr.-Through Mall Train.zLeayes
Richmond daily at 7:1s A. N. !: lsayes Dsnytlle
the southside road for FarIuvfle, Lynchburg, and
all stations on the Virginia and Tennessee ro ral:
Louisville, Columbus, &C., KY; Hunts vile, DE.
catur, &C., Ala. Corinth, Grand Junction, Vicks-
burg. &C.. Miss. New Orleans, &c, and as sreens-
Oolumbla, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon,
Columbus. ATLANTA, &C., Ga. Montgomery mo-
bile, New Orleans. &c.
come EAsr.-Through Nail Train.--Lesyes
Greensboro daily ut $500 A. NJ leaves Danviue
daily at 500 A. NJ connects at Burkevte with the
asnthside train from Lynchburg for Petersburg
&c. .t+5at ~
Through tickets can be procured at the uckel
ofices In RI chmond and Danville to all important
points South and Southwest, and 81 Greensboro
and Danvtlle TO all points North, East, snd West'
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
apas Superintendent.
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A DDREsS.--REv. JOHN e. EDWARDS,
"A. D. D., OF Lynchburg, will deliver an AD~
DkES before the D0RGAs SOCIETY. or Broaa-
street Methodist church THIS ttaesday EsE-
MING nc "A O'Clock.
MUSIC by the Choir
The public 70 invited 20 attead, he sH
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WANTS.

RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILRoAD)
OFEIcEI November 2 1868. :
01a,rtt4ffJpT1Il{ Ar1n nIInr,nnnce,L ~
Also, WANTED q few experienced TRACK
LAYING HANDS.
E's1 l5-... EDMUND D. T. MYERS,
no 3-lw l..... Chief Engineer.
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10 MAYORS GeURT-MAYoRo oGHxHooN PRE-
SIDING - MONDAY, MORNING. = The con-
tinued case of James sPeasly for assaulting
and beating John @: o'Brien was called,
and Peasly discharged. Inn 20,
! George Oliver and James Brown (ne-
groes), assaulting, throwing rocks at, and
threatening the life of, George Lanquitt
(white). Discharged.
Joseph Kersey and Turner Taylor,
having in their possession boat belonging
to j. j: Morris. Discharged, and Morris
told to bring civil warrant for the re-
ooverys of the boat. ... a
Mary Dabney (negro), stealing clothing
valued at five dollars from Esther johnson.
Discharged. n~, r.-, ....
Horace Jones (negro), having brick in
his hand for the purpose of striking Will
Liam Keck. Sent to Jail in default of secu-
rlty: :agH'nT II -
Maggie Mitchell (negro), using indecent
language toward Agnes Mitchell. Fined
two dollars and discharged. ..
= Robert Blunt (negro), stealing trunk
containing clothing valued at S25 from Car
ter Ford. Continued until to-day.
William Ferguson, threatening to assault
and beat Thomas w. Roche, was fined five
dollars. He paid it, but called in witness
to see thath paid it under protest.
Georgia Lynch "a dilapidated-looking
white woman, and an inmate of Clarke's
dance -house) arraigned to answer for steal
ing $23.5O from Moses Fleming (negro),
sent on for Indictment. .-...r =.
Fanny Kinds IAN inmate of the same
.brotheD, drunk and disorderly in the street,
was fined two dollars and half, which
Clark paid, and she was discharged.
Frank Schultz, assaulting and beating
Lewis Hartman, was fined five dollars and
required to give security in the sum of $500
for his future good behavior.
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LOST AND FOUND.

CTRAYED from my house, two ESssss
y COWS-one long tall, red COW with5-A-
White face the other brinhle with piebald face,
one horn broken of and turned down, with halter
on the neck. I will give suitable reward for
them. or information Of them.
SAMUEL D. HICKS,
no2-2tk corner Grace and Monroe streets.
TAME TO MY PLACE, ON THEE@a
J new north road leading TO MeadowslA--
hrid.e Monday 2eth October. large RED COW,
by proyIng properly and pay ing charges.
No -3tk WILLIAM ALEXANDER.
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EALL AND WINTER RARRANaEMENT

A>ALL AND WINTEH HAhhAN9EMENT
H. TO THE NORTH, EAST AND WESTyIA
T9 THE tN,9ETH EAST AND MEsT VA
Rr0ST0MAG rSTls1 q g, ,RsaA54hRoAD, ALL GARRYLNG THE
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT sLEEP-
THRoHaA Ts "a o An tbia rn,a sl S1Tns M
from the depot, corner BYRD And EIGHrM
The DAY THRoUaH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily az II n, arriving In WASH
ngton at 7:so T. IL. connecting with the early af<
ternoon express trains for the North, East, and
West - GE0 IHuGl - II r.tvsIsE.L
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached leaves Richmond daily Sundays except.
ed Ut S:15 P. H., arriving In Washington at S:ls
A. n, connecting with, the early morning trains
for the North, East, and West
Both STEAMERS stop ct Alexandra each way.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Milford
and all way stations leaves depot corner Broad
and Eighth streets, at s:soP N. Returning, arrives
at $3.50 A. II. - = aS'sE51iII
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG-
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points.
For further information and through tickets ap-
Gly at the ONCE Of the company, corner Broad and
Office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets. -,
j. r. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RurH. SuOerintapdent.
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FOR NEW YORK-OLD DO-6R
A. MINION STEAMSHIP COMPA ASk2
NY.-The splendid new stde-wheel stesnshiRs
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NIA9ARA,. .ALBE-
NARLE, and HATTERAS, leave New York Tor
Richmond every TUESDAY, THuEsDAIa ana
SATURDAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDA1,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. 90
These ships are entirely new they have elegant
saloons and staterooms; the fare, sccommoda-
lions and attention, are unsurpassed.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
With dispatch, and no charge made save for ac-
tuai expenses Incurred.
Close connections made with steamers Tor al
southern and European ports.
Insurance Effected at lowest rates when ordered.
II. L. MCCRRADY, President, ls7 Greenwich
WILLIAM 8. DUNHAM q CO., Agents,
mys ' corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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RAMROADs.
. % aa -
IATINTER sCHEDULE.--RIeHMoND

YHT1NTER SCHEDULE.--RICHM
wv AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD.--0n
and afyer "WEDNESDAY the t;h instant the
trains over this road will be run az follows
Leave Kichmond at Z A. NJ. and 23s r. a.
Leave Petersburg 1t lo:36A. M. snd $50 r. II. -
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with passenger,
car Attached will leave Richmond daily at 4loP p
M and Petersburg daily at $40 A. N. tsundays,
excepted).
days and the $50 P. Nj. train WIN not leave Peters
burg on Sundays. g
Passengers for Norfolk win take the 3:5s p. M.
train, running through daily.
Fare to Norfolk, g. Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached tothe coal train
leave Richmond at 2:40 p NJ on Tuesdays, ! hurs-
days, and Saturdays X. IL. GILL,
no 9 Engineer and Superintendent
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND .esTaH
i AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP :,
LINE. - Steamers NORFOLK and NALhEY
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, snd st.
Louis, via Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also,
for Norfolk and Boston; and close connection
made at Norfolk. Bills Of lading signed through.
Passage to Phiadelphia, including ais and state
room, $40. w. p. PORTER, Agent,
oc II Office 7425 Dock street,
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VHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

~ WINTER sCHEDULE.-On aud after the
FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1893, the passenger trains
will run follows: -.
AliL TRAIN between Richmond and staun-
ton daily Except Sunday and hetYeeDs ssStsdnt0n
and Coyinston trt-weeklyA :, Leave klchmond
Leave staqnt9n at s.sS A. NJ. and arrive at Rich
o. TUESDAY, THURSQAY.A and SATURDAY
leave CovtngtOn az 51o A. n. and arrive at StauA-
ton at 9loA. NJ, Leave Stauntop-ak $50 2. ID. aud
srri 2e 1T C6vington 1t 7.55 T.. N. - f'"
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN t:beteyeep Rich
n.olld and Chai lottes7ille on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Leave Char-
iottesvi!le At A. y. and arrive at RiGhmasds si.
rive Il ssxS W.T. On S.ARis 4IExHNpkIA,
caarla rlaEttssSgssrUN, ssr1U1N PHILADELPHIA, n: YORK.
LYNCH8URG, KNOXVILLE, CHATTANOO-
GA, MEMPHIs, NEW ORLEANS, MONT
GOMERY, MOBILE, &c; At Stsant9n mt .,,,Tl With
Sc, Al aoshea, with stages foI, LE1!NsSIoA, ING
NATURAL BRIDGE, &c. AT Niilboro, with stages
for BATH ALUM, WAaM, H0T, and HEALING
SPRIN GS. 1t Coyingtons with stages , l6r
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS LEWlSBURa,
JAMES r. NETHKRLAND, =
tpka A
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NEW ARRIVALS. Receiving to-day,
20 barrels APPLES, Baldwin's;
: 20 barrels APPLES, Sweet Russets;
3 kegs TAMARILS
, 5000 boxes FRENCH CANDIES, e, .-.T...
u half barrels PICKLES,
1000 boxes SARDINES,
= 1000 CARTHAGENIA COCOANUTS, ~ae
so boxes NEW RA1SINS,
10 trails DATES, ..,.... ...a...f
SEEDLESS RA1SINS,
CANNED FRUIT, JELLY, PRESERVESi &C.
4 large assortment of our own manufactured GAN
DIES and CAKES, in barrels, kept constantly on
hand which we determined to sell IL the lo"est
iiAi Ae' p ZIMMER & CO..
oc an 1913 Main stre ct.
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" N. WALKER Il CO., ,'' ..'
~ ~ SUCCESSORS TO 0. r. BREsEE, ESQ
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Once 1914 Main street,
;irst door east OF the post-ofce under Messrs' d.
4. Msury u Co.
Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and PERSONA
property OF all kinds in the city or country, In.
sured against loss or damage by fire ut the lowest
rates in companies OF the highest standing.
Losses eouftably adjusted and promp pity paid
Marine and inland insurance also effected at cur.
rent rates. p"A@
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WANTED, on experienced NURSE
w who can come well recommended. Apply
at No. sll Fourth street, between Broad and Mar
CHI Ia 4 DIN
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INSURANCE COMPANIES,
l. OF THE
MUTUAL LIFE Association
OF RICHMOND, VA.
LIFE INSURANCE ON A NEW PLAN.
CnARTEnEn ny TnE STATE or VIRGINIA.

insnres lives on the following plan Each men,
per pays an initiation fee of ten dollars III under
l0rts years OF age between forty and Atty years
hiteen dollars between fifty and fity.five years
twenty dollars between fiity-hve and ST xty wears
Twenty-Five dollars. This amount is all that will
ber.
We propose to make membership or i've thou
sand, each paying the Initiation fee as above
EACH BEING INSURED FOR FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLkRS so soon rs the number reaches
1--we thousand members. or one dollar for each poll
cy-holder existing at the death or member
On the death OF any member, each will be called
on to pay one dollar and twenty five cents--one.
dollar 10 pay or the deceased member's policy, and
twenty-five cents to pay expenses. ~. =,r NJ
The initiation fee and all accumulation or funds
OF this company Is the property OF the policy-hod-
ers under It's charter, and under the said charter
All the net earnings tafter the accumulation and
fees have reached the sum Of $780, 0oO) must be used
for the payment Of losses By DEATH instead OF as
sessing the poifcy-holders. 80 -
III; JOHN A. iBELVIN, President
MANN 8. QUARLEs, vice-President.
JOHN q. DAVIS, Secretary and Treasurer.
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y DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS WATER

II -
This invaluable mineral water, recently bottled.
:now IN course Of shipment to the houses named
below. AS a remedial agent IN many depraV9d
conditions Of the system, and in some of the worst
CarDnIC ailments, H. stands unriyalled and this
ai,er at least FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
Is yrtges. In all
SCKOFULOUS TAINTS OF THE BLOOD,
IN SKIN DISEASES,
IN BRONCHITIS, .-.-.L d
CHHONIC DIARREGA and DYSENTERY,
DYSPEPSIA, - 's --.''5
KIDNEY DISEASE, and PILES, -
rs cures have been many and very marked. The
same is true OF FEMALE COMPLAINTS, as Is
known 10 many hundreds who have experienced Its
healing qualities.
Cases OF one dozen haif-gallons, $40.
Cases Of one dozeE quarts, IS.
The MASS OR SALTS OF the water put up in y?
and s!-yials. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond;
l. D. Rucker, Lynchhurg; M. A. x G. A. Santos,
H1SIiolS; 1, Riyes \ Proctor, Petersburg; 2: NJ.
tHnE- Danvllle George NJ. Mclntire, Chariottes-
vile. oc S-d&wlm
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DguGs, MEDICINES, &c.

DRlMSTONE, FLOUR OF SULPHUR,
ID III CARB. SODA. CoPPERAS. SAL SODA,
ALUM CONTEMPLATED LYE, Z OTASH,
&C., for sale by L. WAGNER, Druggist,
no Ills corner Sixth and Broad Streets
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YXTANTED, by young lady, Virgi-
w nian, a SITUATION AS TEACHER.
Teaches English, French. Latin, and Music
" ould accept small salary If applied TO 1mme-
lately. References exchanged. Address, stating
terms, u. ",
oc 28-lw* Dispatch Office
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yXTANTED, ORDERS FOR EVERY DE-
w sCRIPTION OF JOB PRINTING at the
DISPATCH PRIETING-HOUSE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-28
SAYS the Cincinnati Enquirer:

The first move Of the advocates Of inn
parchment in the case Of the President,
Il will be seen, is false one. They have
procured the passage Of resolution in
the House to the effect that he be i'm
peached, and in the Senate that he bsi
violated the law: both bodies having
thus prejudged the very questions which
they must, if the proceedings 90 on, sol
EMMY deliberate upon and decide. The
grand inquest of the nation, as it is called,
has committed itself upon the very point
which it will be it's duty, after impartial
examination of the testimony, to deter
mine; and the grand tribunal has, in ad-
vance, pronounced the party whom it
may be called upon to try, guilty OF the
offense for which it is to try him. To
say nothing of the criminality Of such
proceedings, they are stupid beyond the
power Of common language to describe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-28

Hiram Smith, an eccentric old batch
elor at Chester, Massachusetts,, is having
his sepulchre hewa in a large rock in
that town. He pays q man 800 to do
the work, and by the stipulation the cave
is to be seven feet long, four wide, and
four deep, and after bis coffin is put in,
the aperture will be sealed up with q
marble slab aud cement. Smith says he
doesn't want mud to get around his
bones; be means to have q good dry
place for them. The scheme is an old
fancy of his, but nobody has supposed
till lately that he would attempt to carry
II ant
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-28

TIE Commissioners Of Internal Reve-
nue. has received telegram from Col
lector Alternately, of Knoxville, Tonnes
see, which informs the department that,
very recently, his deputies and the Mar
shal at that place, while engaged In
seizing Illicit distilleries in the noun
tains in Tennessee, were attacked BY an
armed force, who captured the Govern
ment officials, took from them the prop
erty in their possession, and held them
as prisoners until they rsnsomed them
selves by the payment Of $l60 apiece in
return for the property they had seized
The Collector has asked that company
of cavalry be sent to aid in the enforce
ment of the revenue laws in that section.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-28
Freak OF Nature.

A negro child, Of the male persuasion,
was bern at Mr.. Lloyd Adams, in this
county, between four and five weeks ago,
that has we'll developed breasts and gives
milk. All the means usually resorted 10
for the purpose Of checking the dow Of
milk in females have been tried in this
case without success; the milk continues
to accumulate. The case is q very Gu
rious one, and is attracting a good Seal
of attention from medical men.-Lebd-
NON fHr) Clarion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-28
rhur.day .she aeth day erMarch, Isss.
Trustees sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED IN TRUST.
McEven, dated the 18th day Of April, 1896,
and recorded in the Registers ofhce In Shelby
county, Tennessee, in Book -. part ID, pages
s6, 3g7 and sc. will sell 10 the highest bidder.
for cash, 10 secure the payment Of a certain
nste therein mentioned and described. which
note remains unpaid. at the northwest corner
Of Main and Madison streets, in the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, on Thursday, the 9Th day
OF March next Qs6s), the real estate described
in said trust deed, as follows. to.vif: a GER
tain tract or lot Of land situate. lying and being
in the county Of Shelby and State Of Tennessee,
and in the city OF Memphis. beginning at
point on the south side Of Adams street one
hundred and fifty feet vestwsrdly from the in
tersection of the south side Of Adams street
with the west side Of Boundary ayenue. OF Ma
nassas street; thence westwardly with the
south line,of Adams street one hundred feet 70
a stake tMrs. Lucy NJ. Thornton's northeast
eorner); thence southwardly and at right
angles with the south side Of Adams street
three hundred and thirteen feet TO point IN
the north line Of Jefferson street Sextendedl;
thence eastwardly with the north line Of JEFF
thence northwardly three hundred and thirteen
feet To Adams street, the beginning point,
being the same lot bought on 30th June. 1862.
OF @. ii. Smith, Lucretia II. Smith, Anna 8.
Guion and II. l.. Guion. and on which I. u.
MeEwen now resides.
The equity Of redemption to this property IL
expressly waived by the terms Of said trust
deed. and the title thereto Is believed TO be I'M
doubtedly rood, but convey as trustee only.
p. II. WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 2, 1858. l3l-tds
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-28
Trust Sale.

VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST. Exc
ID cuted to me on the 18th Nov. 1855, By j.
II. and Ellen W. Mcclure. to secure the pay
ment Of certain debts therein mentioned, one
Of which notes Is due and unpaid, I will pro-
coed to sell on the premises the following de-
scribed property: The east half Of Lot Ne; 81
Of Jno. d. Armours subdivision Of Lot No; 40.
running back between parallel lines one hun;
dred and twenty-five feet on the east line. and
one hundred and twelve feet on the west line.
Sale for cash, on the 4th day Of March. 1858.
ia p n DAVE Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-28

Mr.. Secretary Stanton offered to draft
veto message for the President, show
ing the unconstitutionality Of the tenure
of Office bill, under which he now claims
TO hold the place. Stanton maintained
its unconstitu.ionaliiy when he had no
personal interest in the matter. He only
discovered its contitutionality when il
was his interest to do so.-Gncfnndfi
EnouirSr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-28

Ben Wade is one Of the Judges Of the
President in the United States Senate.
II the latter is found guilty, Wade, as
President Of the Senate, takes his place
as President he has direct interest,
therefore, in voting for his removal.
What disintsrested and impartial judge.
Cincinnati Enquirer. iea.lt