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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-03
EIygR. pusINEss. NlscELLANEous.


The decline continues at this point
and as 'ar above as ST. Louis. A rise Of
several inches is reported at Dubuque
and eypec cd al Quincy. The Missouri
is callipe, viii ont ih.ee feet of wafer
above Kensas City. The Cumberland is
rising rapidly. Toe obio is rising from
Stea,enville 10 lis mou,b, with prospects
o. ABUNDANT wa.er over the falls al Loais-
Vie. The Arkansas IS about siaiiona Y
q Lit;le Rock to-day, and has TRY
inches H. the channel from that point to
Pine Fluff; below the LATER point there
is three feel TO the mouth. Write r'ver
has thiriy-eighi inches 10 Auga h. Basi-
ness at the levee is dgll ibis morning,
with but few arrivals and deDariures. A
slight rain fell du ing the night, and this
morning ii began pouring down in ear
nest.
The W. T. Arthur, a splendid passen-
ger aud seight steamer under The CON-
maad Of that wholo-soulcd oiioer, Harry
Brolaski, is Advertised For Viets5urg and
New Orleans. aud VIII leave It's pot at
o'clock Ibis evening for the points
namel, as well as Ell he principal land
ings below. The Ar.Aus his just ben
refucd and panied .h-orshoui, AMI is
one Of The snest hosts in the ;--de. |
John B5wmrn il c. 'ef elerk, assisted ~ 1
Tom Engls,i; the latter gentleman viii /
be found at the foot Of MouToe street to-
icy 20 receive rse.sht Captain Wash
Iag.on, agent, No. z Nadisda street, /
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BLOOD AT BROWNSVILLE.
DespcrS,e Encounter EetwceB A.
and John II. Freeman.

oh* Will rs stt*ssoos
spccial g 10 Is i5er BY Che toathe,n Pecia'
ard Atlfntc Teieg N GOA ny.l
DrowYsv LIE, 1'ENS., August IA
S'couv ciisay 90 place IN Z 10 city =
sour cloc,. "a ) af.erroo Se.reen 4. a
freeman, card'dc,e for judge Of {
Thi. ,ccn ! Jut'c'al Circuit, and Jo''r i
Irce- ~, me-l1e- OF The Erowha L.
Enr. II Gems .ha.. j. J.. freeman : c
published IN abusive e icle sgain J..
A. Freeman n G nrowl3ville Zee.
Afer some co"r~-nJrierce le pa 'e7
tool positions rs Flows: A. A. Il e.
man was 81 tirg n re urs yG-,. j. H.
Frcena', was sitting n fl'ort o. Yarcoy
w eer's store, q c.. { ~ yard7 d;stant.
a. A. Freeman strr,.el II t.e direction
OF j. u. Freeman, when lie after rose
TO meet him ard, when twenty Steps
apart, fred. Then { nmcnced 3 ger :
raj ire, ill their pistols were emp,ied or
lnilc, TO go of. JOIN Ii. Freeman 6. i'll
nc was c..t OF S cts, or some cuch OK
preston. A. A. Free.an ticp brew
aside bis pistol, he, ng o~e locd LETT. j.
II. Fre3'1an ;hcn drew q IL 90 bowie
knife, and adyGrced ON A. A. Freeman
Wien the former cot near eiou;h he
me- lie e luaye at ,ic latte, cu,t,r : him
sli ,htly on the sand. This was q. A.
Freeman's only wolod John H. Free
man received g shot in the left arm. TIE
parties were separated by i,..iends.
In explanation OF The foregoing dis
patch we WI state that John II. Fec
man is roher Of CJl. Thomas j. Free
man, tie c-nGita.e for Supreme Jrdge.
These F,cemars are MOI rela ed to A.
A. Freeman.
TIE la.;er, as mentioned above, is q
candidate Coz Judge OF lie Thirteenth
judicial Circuit, and IS on the T.. deal
ticket.
John II. Freeman ,ote Cor the Bee
severe article against candidate A. A.
Freeman, ard it appea- ed ~ an e''to-
rial.
A. A. Freeman, the Rad'enl oandi-
dase, ascc ain,d he zeal er.fo-, end
opene1 corrcsp, ndence, WI chs chiefly
embedded in The collovag no. d;
LNo. 81
BEowSsvIlLs, 7 KIN, Jrly?), 1870.
Johi II. + smal. Lsq.:
PEAR S,a-Yonrs o. he present date
is at Ga, .;ld contents no,ed. T" ere is
mr. ! ilt.t ar.irle in qres.ion Of wa ch
! might complain. Tere are ", e.
p e. 10 IS, howevei, IA common juice
% mysoli demands t'rt q J, you - c
tract, VIZ: "iis icnorsace OF iawis ly
eQuale by lis impotence in prcau;l ng
to aap're o .hep osition," &C., and ega >:
" He is one yaur p IS, anim1us ,.ira-
servers, W . hGs ",cn 1,,bel ~ promise
of ohca o &c rs n The hou O. OR
nee" gpectilliy,
Is gned1 A. A. FGEEu,N.
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BOARDING.

noARDING = REDUCTION IN BOARD:
Il ne board. $40 per month: board and
io1-inr. 500; FOR two occupying same bed, -
eaeh p'' '"'- WHITEMORE HOUSE.
I15-f Nos. lOa ant ~ Adams rect:
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NOR gENT-THE COTTAGE HOUSE, 81
X Robeson st.. containing . rooms. kitchen,
4, 'H,,Iy IT WHEATON a CO.'S.
20 loo 30 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-03

Dog Muzzles Dog Muzzles !!
Schmidfs patent = all sizes - at
Eichberg a. Co.'s, I9I Main st. 40
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-03

Money TO lofn on collaterals, at POP
N in street. wNs-ll-l
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WANTED.

yXTNNTED--A WHITE MAN AND WIFE.
wv without REMEMBRANCE he forme- 10
tale eharze OF the Garden ., ahe Stete Female
COLLEGE aud 90 seneral work, and the after 10
take charge Of inc dining--oom. sateiaetols
l23-l3S
VxTANTED-A PURCHASED FOR SAIL &
w Co.'S Spruce Beer business. Including
mann -.ciorv horses. wogoue. good viii. etc.
JOE W. SAILS. Proprietor.
1s2-f Corner Third and Mill is.
WANTED HELP. - BY THE HOUSE,
w kccper in he Peabody HOTEL one good
man Of All work, one GOOD ifoner. ore sunqle-
washer. and two cbambetmaids. kk-ls1
xXTANTED-A SITUATION. AS WATCH
w man. Good reference given address
ls2-1s7 WA1CHMAN. Ledger U .lce:
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NOR RRNT-COTTAGES. Two 4-R00M
II houses 10 REM on Promenade and Front
streets. W. A. WHEATLEY,
I3f-1i-I Bethel Block.
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srlsplrp Anerisap tables, with Pie
lan's latest combination cushions, at
Cadmus, Ayres Block, opposite Court
Square. Us
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TAKEN UP.

1NAKFN UP-TWO OXEN. WHICH THK
owner n have b. l,.ofsn9- ,roRe (, and
-, 80 Chief OF Pc go.
rr,AKFN UP-ONE WHITE ANDBED COW.
blind in len exc. VI CD the owner c-n
=. - ,.~,.inr r..orerfv ana ra wins charge.
n''e " i. W. O'DONNhLL,.
.1e-ir Chief Of fvliee'
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London stock Market,
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Marble City, st. Louis.
Gen. Anderson, Friar's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer ST. Joseph, st. Louis.
Geo W. Cheek, Friars Point.
S. .. Day, s.. Francis river.
De5 Arc, White river,
BOATS IN PORT,
PAT. Clebu-pe, Marble City, Gen. An
derson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-03

Storage cheap, No. 3 Elliott block. 10
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Top PEN1,-NO. 2i3 BERNARDO ST..
E'ypnr ooms, No. 1hS Exchlnye st., rooms
aud cellar; also sore on Poplar ST.. opposite
the mail ct. Ap1ly,o ,,,,snopp
1927 Room No. II. lie. hel Block.
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ROArs LEAVING TODAY.

Marble City. for ST. Louis; w. z. Ar
ihrr, for New Orleans; Gen. Anderson,
Tor Friar's Point.
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NOR RENT OR SALE-0N FIVE Yea,
time, several houses and thirty suburban
lots beau, fully timbered. Amply 20
FRI WE. HARDIN. 2iT'2 Second ST.
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NOR RENT-NO. 35s MAIN STREET, FOUR
story house. With basement; three, roper
stories paltisiOnec Cd into rooms, suitable Tor
families or sleeping rpartmen.s. A nice resi-
dence on Vance s.ree.. within one uundred
AND lirty yards OF tie stree, cars. containing
n;ne rooms. WOOD house. 'front.' and back yards.
fine shrubbery, emo cissern. Eiehl inc, Large
and well ventilated rooms N Almec'a Block
W. l.. DUFF, Owner.
Attoiney-ai-Law,
l25-l5Ol No. Bark Building. Madison st.
NOR RENT-A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE
with FIVE rooms. kitchen and servan, $
roo N, good cistern and garden. near the city
limits, Apply to -.
i2s-ils Il. D. WEBER. go Front st.
NOR RENT-A COTTAGE HOUSE WITH
81 roous. stable. good eistern and garden.
Al fa1etion os Dunlap and Dupre streets, near
Poplar. Apply EMMETT e l. woopsoN.
I1s-f 66 Madison or - + ont a. ct.
H'0N $50 w A WHEATLEY,
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COMMISsIONER'S NOTICE.


TN Greene Circuit Court, November
Il term, 1869,
Hszzlewood Misunderstanding,
AGAINST
nexed of Valentine Riddle, deceased, VIM.
L. Melone, A. ID. MelOne, John W, Crew,
Executor OF the last Will ann testament OF
james w. Crew. decd, Vim. I. Chapman,
committee Administrator of Robert Rid
die, deceased. Vim. Riddle, son of Valen-
tine Riddle, Nancy Martin, James Turner,
james Riddle and Frances his wife, Vim.
Riddle and Ellen his wife, Martha Lay,
Benjamin Robinson. Sheriff or Greene co.,
and as such committee Admir- OF Valentine
Riddle, r., deceased. Mary Riddle. Ann
fiddle widow of Field ng Riddle, decd
Defendants,
Among other things the Court doth adj
judge, order and decree, tina ii be referred TO
one of the commissioners of this Court TO
take an account of the transactions of Rich
ard d. Meione, Adm + c [ a Of valentine Rid
die, ST., deceased an account OF the debts OF
the testator. Valentine Riddle, deceased and
their priorities, if any an account OF the
real and personal estate of said testator liza
BILE for the payment of his debts, showing the
Zee simple value of all lands " hlclr the tesla
tor died seized and the membranes there
on; before taking the said accounts OF the
outstanding debts of tho estate, the said
Commissioner shall warn the creditors by
notice to be published for four successive
weeks in the Native Nirginjan, q newspa-
per published at Gordonsvllle, Va, to prove
their claims before him on a y to be NAM
ed or else to De excluded from participating
in the assets Of the estate, which accounts
the said Commissioner shall take, state, and
settle, and report 10 the Court, with any
matter specially stated deemed pertinent by
b Inself or equfred by any Of the PAL ttt
be so stated. Notice OF the time and place
OF taking all the accounts aforesaid. II pup-
lished in the said newspaper Shall be equiv
alent TO personal service as to all parties ex-
cept the said Administrator, who must have
actual notice, &C., Sc.-Ertract IRON. decree.
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BIZ F. BRETT HARTE.

Beautifully Dir, you may say so. Thar isn't
her match in the country.
Is thar, old gal? Ghiquita, my darling, my
beauty?
Feel OF that neck, sir-thar's velvet! Whoai
Steady-ah, will you, you vixenl
Whoa! say. Jack, trot her out; let the
gentleman look at her PAGES.
Morgan! She amt nothing else, and I've
got the papers to prove it,
Sired by Chippewa Chief, and twelve hum
bred dollars won't buy her.
Briggs of Tuolumne owaed her. Did you
know Briggs of Tuolumne2-
Busted hisself in White Pine, and blue out
his brains down in Frisco.
Hsdn't no savey--hed Briggs. Thar, Jack,
thatll do-quit that footing!
Nothin to what she kin do, when she's got
her work cut out before her.
Hoses is bosses, you know, and likewise,
too Jockeys is Jockeys;
And faint evry man as kin ride as knows
what boss has got in him.
Know the old ford on the Fork, that nearly
got Flannigan's leaders?
Nasty in daylight. you bet, and mighty
rough ford in low waterl
Well, 1t amt six weeks ago that me and
the Judge and his nevey
Struck for that ford in the night. in the
rain, and the water all round us;
Up to our TANKS in the gulch, and Rattle
snake Crock just bilin',
Not plank left in the dam. and nary a
bridge on the river.
! had the grey and the Judge had the roam,
and his nevey, Chiquita;
And after US trundled the rocks jest loosed
from the top of the canon.
Lickity. lickity. switch, we came to the
ford and Chiquita
Buckled right down to her work, and be.
fore could yell to her rider,
Took water just at the ford, and there was
the ledge and me standing,
And twelve hundred dollars of hore flesh
afioat, and a driftin to thunder!
Would you b'lieve 1t? that night that hos.
that ar ally. ChiqLita,
Walked herself into her stall, and stood
there, all quiet and dripping!
Clean as beaver or rat, with nary buckle
of harness,
Just as she swan the fork-that boss, thai
ar FLY, chiquita.
That's what I call hossl and-what dix
you say7-O. the neveys -
Drowned, MISUNDERSTANDING, he neve
KEN back to deny 1t.
Ye see the derned fool had no seat-y
couldn't have Inado him rider;
And, then, we know, boys will be boys
and hosses-weil, HOSES is hossesl
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TN Orange Circuit Court,
Il P B.liiden, Administrator c. t. a. Of Goo
IL. Stockton, deceased-Plaintif,
AGAINST
B. Stockton, Henry w. Stockholm Lucy Bell
Stockholm, Annie s. Stockton, Joshua
Stockholm EmIne Wallace Stockton, in
FAINT heirs OF the decedent and Curtis Will
holt, a creditor of the decedent, and Il 9TH
er Observation-Disclosures.
Extract ,fO,u the decree in the above case I:
The Court doth adiudge. order and decree
that this cause be referred to u master Com
missioner OF this Court, to take, state, settle
aud report an account OF the transactisnS
the plaintiff as Administrator of the said
George ii. Stockton, deceased, and also an
account of all debts and demands outStand-
ing aga INST his estate and the prior. les a.
mong them, ii any; also an account OF the
fee simple and yearly value of all the dece-
dents real estate; nd the said Commission
er is directed to give notice 10 AL the parties
inter sted of the time and place of taking
these accounts, BY publication for four sue
cessive weeks in the Native Nlrginian,
which Shall De equivalent to personal SER
vice of notice on them, except as to the
plaintiff as Administrator OF the deceient,
who must have personal service OF notice.
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n OUpy-I tsIt.
DANIEL MILLER, Jr.. Clerk.
coMM'R RS OFFICE, srANARpsvIIIE, Va


March !, 1870.
The larties interested in the foregoing de-
cree and creditors of Nalel tine Riddle ST.,
decd, are hereby notified that l have APP
pointed the 18th day OF a pril 1870. as the time
and my Office aforesaid as the place for TAX
debts, when and where they are required
to attend with necessary vouchers and eva
dences to enable Inc to report thereon.
Given under my hand as Commissioner OF
sad Court.
ARTHUR STEPHENS. c. c.
i. 4
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IliP0RTANT 70 FARMERS q YLAaTkxs
MERRY s. CO.'S

I5lP 0RTANT 10 FARMERS q 9LAAIAxS
BsERRYssAN s. CO.'S
RAW BONE
SUPERB 0SPHATE.
Price $40 Per 'EOB.
THIS Phosphate ha, proved itself to
4 be the cheapest. and flu equal to any
IN the mafSet-uilsut sed py the highest
priced Uuanos. Its adaptation 10
WHEAT, CORN, OATS, BUCkWAEAT,
Tobacco, Garden Truck, Grasses, sc.
tested. Finely ground ami suitable for drill
ing. Put up in bags OF lS7 lbs. each
or. RERhYMAN Il CO.,
Manufacturers, Warehouse, OF Gay
street. between Lombard and Pratt
Streets, Baltimore. Md.
For sale at manufacturers prices cost.
of transportation aaded,) by following A.
gents IN Orange county, Va,
tiEOitJE CULLEN, Orange G. H.,
PARTITION 8. NEW MAN, Gordonsvllle.
WooDvILLE MILLS, FRED'K. Co., Md,
August y, 1868.
Messrs. o. p. MERRYaAN & Co.-Gefttemer;
My reason Tor not complying with your re-
quest sooner Is, that 1 expected to have
threshed my wheat out before this. The
wheat is good, and the clover is knee high
said to be the best in the neighborhood.
EVAN WILSON
BREATHEDvILLE, WASHINGTON Co.. Md,
August ,, 1853.
Messrs. o. +. MERRyMAN IL Co.--Gentte-
men We the undersigned, used your Raw
Bone Phosphate last Fall on our wheat crops
side By side with other Phosphates OF higher
price than yours, and we would could see no
difference in the wheat. We can recommend
il TO the farmers in general.
JOHN BOOTH,
HIRAM SNOWMAN
J. w. BRE THED,
GEO. SHARPER,
VIM. Ii GRIMES,
JOHN II. JOHNSON.
September 10, IsG9..2m.
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Railfoads.
q. A. AND M. RAaLROAD.


nm and alter Wednesday, Feb. %, 20,
~ one daily passenger train will run be-
tween Washington and Lynchburg, con-
Meeting at G0rdOnsvillew with the Chesapealza-
and Ohio Railroad to Richmond, Covington
and the Virginia Springs; at Lynch burg for
West and Southwest and at Washington for
the North and Northwest = -
Leave Washington daily at IS n. r1a,AIex~
anllia at 90 q. M, arriving at LynchburG
at D Us D. m.
Leave I4ynchburg northward, at 25 o me-
arriving at Alexandria at 25 p. M. and at
Washington at IS p. m,
Also daily, sunday included, a passenger
train uirottgh sCithola change Of cqrs-steepfaq
cars attdehed-between WASHINGTON and
KlCBMON D-maSing close connections at
richmond and Washington in the direct
line between New York and the South Az
lantic States.
Leave Washington at 6:S5 p. m. and Alexs
andria at 7:25 p. IN. prrive at Gordonsvilleat
ll;4O j. M, and at Richmond 500 a. M, COM
Meeting with train leaving Richmond at 400
a. m, for Petersburg. Weldon and the SOUTH
west.
Leave Richmond at $3.50 D. M, and Corr
louisville at 1913 q, m; arrive at Alexa ndrin
at sos Il. m, and at Washington at $3.50 a. M.
connecting with earliest trains to New work.
and Northwest.
A train for Manassas Branch will leave
Alexandra. daily, excepting Sunday, at $50
q. nl arrivi-g at HaTisonburg at Up. m.
Leave HafriSonburg at ID IN. cOnnectinR
Manassas junction with Northbound train
on main line, arrive at Alexandria at 20
p. m.
The train on Manassas Branch will make
good connections at the Junction with night
line TO and from Richmond.
Through tickets and baggage checked 70
all prominent points.
FREIGHT TRAINS
| Pass Orange daily horthward ut 9 80 q. n.
and southwark Sunday exceptedl atS25 y
March Ii, 1870. General Ticket a gent
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COMMIssloSER's AOTIcE.

Fumes y fiilrff, ana 4. Is. Hitlen III
" his own right ani rs Administrator OF
Joseph Hiden deceased plaintiffs,
AGAINST,
VIM Graves and Martha Ann his wife, and
G. U. 4. Hiden, &c Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
Extract from decree, entered in above suit
Oct, 7, lS60-"fhe Court doth adjtI,lge, order
and decree by consent of parties That ofIr OF
the Commissioners of this court. take, state
and settle the accounts OF p b. Hisien AZ adj
minislrator of Joseph Hiden, decd, which
accounts the said +. d. Hiden is directed TO
render before him also to take and slate an
account of the personal assets oil the said
Joseph Iliden, ard of the outstanding UNI
satisfied debts and liabilities of the said
Joseph Hiden, showing the prioFities there
OF, also an account Of the real estate Of the
SAID Josepn Hidden, and of the fee simple
and annual value thereof, and of each parcel
thereof, and publ.catiu in some convenient
newspaper for at least four weeks OF the time
and place OF taking the said accounts shall
De equivalent to personal service upon all
tats part les except r B. ililen, Admiuistra-
Tor Of Joseph Hidden, deceased William C.
persouai service is required, and the said
Commissioner shall by ~ like publication OF
notice, warn all the creditors OF the said DO
saph Hidrn deceased. To present and file
their claims before The said Commissioner
and prove the same. on pain OF not being AL
lowed to receive Hny part of the asseis Of
the said Joseph Hiden III case OF their fall
ure TO do so.
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CARPENTERiN6 HOUSE BUELlIx

CAhA fsN EAlNU hUtCG BNkEg&3
AND UNDERTAKING.
THE undersigned desires to announce
Il to the public of Orange and the adlo.nias
counties that lie has resumed HIS former cslf.
ing, for which he was trained Ly years OF
study and practical experience, Ind is nov
prepared 10 do all kinds of
CARPENTERS WORK, 10 USE 3 UZLE,
NO Il ND MILL GEARING.
[ will contract for Public and Isitdfe D1esIh
ilgs, furnish Designs and Models and perform
all the duties required OF an experienced and
skilled architect.
Persons desiring to construct, repair or inn
rove MILLS ofany description, will do we'll
to cali on re, rs am particularly scQnAint
ed with that branch OF my business. wiu
also do the work OF an
UNDERTAKEN
and supply COFFINS of of such pstternssno
prices as may be desired by either the wealthy
or the poor.
All work shall be done promptly, ntofi6A
faithfully and in a iUorkman-iTke manner, -
shall employ none but the best haids.
In @ community where have been SO long
and trust so well known, il is not necessa-
ny that / should give a special reference OF
recommt ndations. l refer to the work here's
toIore done by me, and all ask lie q fais
share OF the patronage of my friends nna
neighbors. Il. j. PEYT0N.
August 7, 1868