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THE ELECTION
Heavy Voting for the Next Presi'
dent--A Quiet Turn Out Of
the Masses.
\ nwn
Hard, but GOOd-humOred Work al
the Polling Places--The Work
Done Without Noise.
The Latest Returns from City
Wards and Country Dis
tricts.

Yesterday being the first Tuesday OF
/ November in 1872, the people Of the
United States were called upon to exer-
else their rights in the selection Of rulers
and lawmakers to guide their destinies
and take care Of their political rights.
There was a very general turnout OF
the people all over the country, it Is pre-
sumed. and at fifty thousand BALLOT
boxes the s~uffragans e~ongregated to drop
those tickets in which may be consid-
cred as q condensed expression Of their
sentiments. In the city Of Memphis
there were ten polling places open where
officers worked with a will and where
thuse few earnest souls who delight in
politics c-nngregated TO see how "the
thing was going" AT some OF those
polling-places there were hundreds OF
men gathered all day. This is notably
true of the First, Ninth, Seventh and
Tenth wards. The cOlored people took
possession Of the pOlling-plaees early
and kept rushing in their tickets up TO
one O'Clock. The Third, Fourth and
Fifth wards were the only ones in the
city where the white people were nu-
merically in the ascendant up to that
hour. The white people Of the Ninth
ward did not seem to have any
chance Of getting to the polls at
all, so heavy was the press Of eolored
men. There was very little shouting,
and we did not hear Of q drunk all
day at the polling places. Tickets were
multiplied indefinitely. Not less than
\ quarter of a million OF them were dis
tributed about the various polling places.
The following is copy Of the straight
Republican ticket, which the colored
man held in his fist and peddled out
with much diligence at every polling
nIaea in the unty
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FOR dyspepsia, indigestion, depression
OF spirits and general debility ia t1eil
VARIOUS forms, a~preventlve against fever
aud ague and other intermittent feyers,
Z Ferro-Ph0sphoTated Elixir Of Ca
tlsayai made by CasW0l. Hazard &
20, New York, and sold by an drug
Eists, Is the best tonic for patients recov-
efing nom feyeH or sickness. IL has no
uaL
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GAs Frrrrre. Is JefEerson 60.

DR.. J. B. WATSON, No. So Monroe ST.
administers Condensed Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas for painless extraction Ofteeth
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One case soft-fnish, fine, bleached
domestics, at I2s cents a yard, at Mem
-, D-,4b.-s
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FOR PRESIDENT,
HORACE GREELEY.
FOB vICE-PREsIDENT,
B. GRATZ BRO WIN.
ELECTORAL TICKET.
FOR THE srArE-Ar-LARGR.
w. A. QUARLES. Of Montgomery.
JOIN FLEMING, Of HaOE.
s. FOWLER, Of DaUidsOR.
FOR CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRICIs.
Flrs-L. NJ JARVLS, q Hancock.
Second%. D. GOODPASTURE, o. Operion.
Thfri-A. L. SPEARS Of BLcisge.
Fourfh-JAME H. LEWIS, Of Marshall.
FVnh-yOSEPH MOTLEY, Of Wilson.
Sirfh-N. v. cox, Of HiHfdms0n.
SeBenth-A. r. LANRFORD, Of Humphreys.
Eighth-& " SHARPE, Of Gibson
NtRth-W. W. McDOW VEIL, Of SHELBY.
FOR CONGRESSMAN sTATE-AF-LARGR,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
FOR CONGRESSMAN OF NINTH DISTRICT,
LANDON c. HAYNES.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN G. BROWN.
FOR oNE SENATOR TwENTYsTHRD DIS.
TRTCT,
ROBERT McKENNA, Of Shelby.
PEYTON J. SMITH, Of Upton.
TWO SENATORS FOR SHELBY COUNTY,
H. CLAY KING.
V. LEAKE.
J. NJ. CREWS.
SIX REPRESENTATIVES, FROM SHELBY
COUNTY,
SAMUEL CANNON.
JOHN OVERTON, JR.
JESSE +. BROWN.
P. ]. MULVIHILL.
HUGH D. GREER.
Nj. 7. WILLIAMSON.
JOSEPH BARBIERE.
W. G. WARD.
A. B. HAYNES.
JAMES NJ. HARRIS.
FOR ONE FBOATERIAL REPRESENTATIVES,
FROM SHELBY AND FAYETTE,
nAu~
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Bishop QUINrARD viii oGiclate this
evening AZ half-past seven Q'clock IN st
Mays Cathedral on Poplar street.
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LAW RECORD.

First Circuit C0urt-HetakeIL Judge.
The trial Of the case Of Bretzman vs.
the st. Louis Packet Company viii be
likely % consume the entire time Of the
court to-day, but should it not, the call
Of the calendar will be proceeded with.
IN the order IN which they apDear be-
low, viz: -, Dickens, administratrix
vs. Anderson, administrator; 81. Ayd-
lett, use, vs. Dickens, administratrix.
1875, Anderson, administrator, vs. Dick
ems; l39, Trent, administrator, vs. Dick
ems; 1870, Anderson, administrator, vs.
Dickens; 1857, Hyatt & OdeIl vs. Me-
gibb0n; 1917, ToOf Phillips q Co. vs.
Southern Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Company; 1888, Union and
Planters Bank vs. Day; 1852, Danheiser
vs. Quinn 4 Co; 1875, Gregory vs. Sig
Ter; lTl7, Vance vs. Jones; 1723, Fetch
er. use, vs. Fletcher; I770, Townsend vs.
Walt; IVA, Mabry vs. City
Bank; I775, Tobin VS. Wolcott
4 Smith; l776, Wilson VI Cheek;
I779, Trenholm vs. Merchants National
Bank; 1900, Lucarina vs. Littleton; 1891,
Canovan vs. Cooke; 1894, Pike vs. City
Bank; 1871, Sigler vs. Corona 4 Go;
1898, Snoyeiey vs. ToOf Phillips 4 Co;
1850, RaggiO vs. Wright; 1901, johnson,
Hirseh 4 Co W Corona; 1895, Taylor &
Co vs. LArkin: 1910, SOuthworth vs.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company; l4s2, Roper 4 Brow Dick
enson, Williams & Co; 1881, Dickinson,
Williams q Co vs. RoObes, Vance & Co.
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TURKEY LUNCH to-day at Magnolia
Hall, 346 Main street.
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SALE OF BLEACHED D0MEsTICS.

TURKEY LUNCH to-day at Magnolia
Hall, 346 Main street..
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BARGAINS WILL BE TUE RULE.
FIRST P CHURCH.

TURKEY LUNCH to-day at Magnolia
Han, 346 Main street.
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WE REFER our readers to the card Of
the Manhattan Bank which appears in
another column. This sterling institu-
ton, in the business Of purchasing and
selling stocks, bonds, scrips and coin has
long occupied the leading position in
this section, its facilities and c0nnec-
tons enablingit 20 attend to all business
with entire satisfaction to its many
patrons. The usual business Of a bank
is transacted, and collections made at
all accessible points Of the United States
without charge. 1t has also the most
complete facilities for supplying drafts,
for large as well as small amounts, on
all parts of the world, and does a large
business in this line.
Parties requiring suits for the coming
masquerade ball should call On Miss
Garyey, 230 Mafn street tup stairs
SHOES, SHOES.
A lot Of infants kid shoes at 81 cents.
Also, some ladies' morocco shoes at a
bargain at Menken Brothers.
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CLOSING our.

In order 10 close up our' business, we
offer our stock Of
OFFICE AND FANCY STATIONERY,
BLANk-BOOKS, Ere,
Al from twenty-five to fifty per cent.
below usual figures, and We respectfully
invite the public to give us a call.
GOODWIN q Co.
fl Main street, Memphis Tenn.
" ~AGGENFR, 3l73 Main street, has the
rest mercnaAt-tailoring establishment
q the city; the largest assortment Of
60 DDS fresh from the haBils II the Ina
porter.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

For Now Orleans
For Vicksburg, Matched and New Orleans.
Str. NJ 4. " ODDS, masuer
This elegant passenger steamer -1
vii leave a. above -
THISsDAY, November 9th, az u nj.
Apply 10 1T. W~ASHISGT0N, Agent,
NOT - Madison street.
white Collar Line.
FOR NEW ORLEANS THE BENDS
The A No stetmer
- 5Ohn Kyle
\. " Hutchinson master VIM. Brown-.el'k
Leaves WEDNESDAT, Nov. ttht Al am
Apply 10 T. .LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
nos go Front street
Memphis and New Orfenns Packet Co
FOR NEW ORLEANS y TIE bENDS-
The clipper steamer
A Katie,
I0F. y Carlfon. master j. H.. M0ssOp-clerk
Leaves THURSDAY, November Th, at pm
i. w. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
nos 30 Front street.
Memphis and New Orleans Packet Co.
For Niclsburg, Narchez ana New Orleans.
str. kArIE.-----JOseph W. Carlton, master
This elegant passenger steamer ~
viii leave as above -
THURSDAY, November It'll, AZ ; PIN.
1T. WASHINGTON. Agent,
a. Manson street.
G5- The Att viii pay particular atuen-
tlOn to all way and bend business. A clerk
wiz be found on me leyee % receive ireIghL
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REPUBLICAN TICKET
FOR SHELBY C6UNTY.

IDLEAAA AAOMLA
FOR SHELBY COUNTY.
o PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
OF Illinois.
FOR yICE-PREsIDEST,
HENRY WILSON,
OF Massachusetts
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
FOR srArE-Ar-LAEGE:
4. J. RICKS, Of En0r.
JOHN TRTlLBLE. or DGrfdson.
ARCHIE NJ HUGHES, Of injury.
FoR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:
Daa. No. IL SLNGLETARK, Of Carter.
As -H r. GIBSON, Of CGnspoeH.
80 %OHN ". RAMSEY, Of Bradley
4-WM Il WASENER Of Bedford-
-R.& TCTHILL. of Ddrtdson.
" B-J B. FRLERSON, q Mauyy.
LEO. " SHIPHAN, o. McNdirg,
. =WM f. POSTON, Of Crockett
9-HENRF o.. SMITH, o. SHELBY.
FOR GOVERNOR,
a. A. FREEMAN,
OF Haywood.
0 CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE,
HORACE MAYNARD,
OF Knox.
FOR CONGRESs-NINTH DISTRICT,
BARBOUR LEWIS,
OF shelby.
FOR SENATORS,
ROBERT MCKENNA, Of Shelby.
A. 7. LACEY, Of Shelby.
Y. LEAKE, of Shelby.
FoR REPRESENTATIVES, FROM SHELBY
NJ. 7. WILLIAMSON,
JOHN OVERTON,
P. J. MULNIHILL,
JESSE F. BROWN,
A. B. HAYNES,
w. G. WARD.
And here is a copy Of the straight
DEMOCRATIC TICKET:
FOR PRESIDENT,
HORACE GREELEY,
Of New York.
FOL VICE-PRESIDENF;
B. GRATZ BROWN,
or Missouri.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN c. BROWN,
OF Giles.
FOR CONGRESS,
LANDON c. HAYNES,
OF shelby.
FOR CONGREssMAN-AT-LARGE,
B. F. CHEATHAM,
OF Coffee.
FOB SENATOR,
II. CLAY KING, Of Shelby.
J. NJ. CREWS, Of Shelby.
PEYTON J. SMITH, Of Upton.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
HUGH D. GREER, of Shelby.
A. B. HAYNES, of Shelby.
JAMES NJ. HARRIS, of Shelby.
S. r. CANNON, Of Shelby.
JOHN OVERTON, of Shelby.
JOSEPH BARBIERE, Of Shelby.
FOR FLOATER
J. w. ELDRIDGE, of Shelby.
lEMoCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET.
FoR THE srATE-Ar-LARGE.
". A. QUARLES. of Montgomery.
FLEMING. Of klp01.
J. 70 WLER, Of DCufdson.
FOR coSGRsssIoSA DISTRICTS.
Ffrst-L. NJ jarvis, Of H0ncock.
Sec0nd-J y. GOODPASTURE, Of OUertoR.
Third. I. SPEA RS. Qf BiedsCc.
F0urth-JA MES II LEWIS, Of McrshGH.
FXnh-JOSEPH MOTLEY, Of Wilson.
Strsh-N N. cox. Of Williamson.
Ssuenlh-A. z. LANRFORD, Of Humphreys.
Eighth-S SHARPE, Of Gibson.
NGam-W. K. McDO WE'LL, Of Shelby.
Between these there was a host Of
tickets, some Of them containing
the names Of Haynes and Kellsr, and Of
Andrew johnson. The following is an
other specimen Of ticket, Of which there
were tens of thousands distributed. 1t
Is headed
EREE TICKET
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL-Coruer Front en-
Jenerson streets for lease. PosseseIDH
urst Of February.
JOSEPH l. ANDREWS,
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LOST
FoR RENT OR A

nOG-W hite and lemon setter dog. Twenty.
II I've dollars VIII be paid III delivered O,
Titus a Co., jefferson street or 70 Vim. Bowl,
a son. linton street. oeF.
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MEMPHIS INSURANCE AGENCY,
No. 81 Madison Street.

h sut@, al OF which went humPhanay Trough te Chicago an all III other sr@1
fires in the country
Etna Insurance Company Of Hartford, C0nn-ASets, $3OO0OOO
Hartford Insurance Company Of Hartford, C0n-Aset $30OO,OOO
Phoenix Insurance Company Of Hartford, COnn-ASsets Sl,sO0OO0
Franklin Insurance Company Of Philadelphia, Pa-Asset, S3,OO0OOO
s% We are prepared mB saun To insure on favorable terms Cotton in sheds C0uonn
insure on te ocean, and MAKE losses payable to the conscience at points, Destination
parties 20 desire Bushes respectfully solicited ~ losses p9948 sAN.@
pads at ONCE - IA IL AEea-
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MASKS. ATTENTION.
All In want or costumes shOuId cali
early az Miss Garves's, 23O Main street
Z INN afafra1-
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THE GARROTERs.

Their speedy Return 90 Memphis.
Watch and All.
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in the various lines of staple and fancy
dry goods, dress goods, silks and satiDs,
cassimeres and jeans, linseys, fannels
and domestics, ladies' and children's
furs, and cloaks, shawls and scarfs, blan-
kets and comfortables, notions, boots
and shoes.
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TURKEY LUNCH to-day at Magnolia
Hall, 346 Main street,
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MONDAY, nov. 8rH,
NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Marshai's
Royal Tycoon Troupe OF Japanese
FOB SALE.


HORsECheap a me rockauay or dran
H horse. Apply a. OyenIon stables before
l-o'eiock to-day nos
CALoON-Lacsnse. stock and Fixtures At
= No So Main street, corner Of Gayoso.
NULE@Two No. I mules; one 2-HORsE
VI WAGON and two seis hAENEsS- Ap-
py 70 J. T. HOBsoS a BRO
nos % Main street
SPLENDID CHANCE Ior going into 3
a COMPLETE nIfed out RESTAURANT, cen
ually located 10 al principle business house..
The proprietor wishes TO sell out on account
uf chauge Of business. For mrTher tnformA-
lion in .uire a. AZ Nam street no2
4 UMRER-A me lot Of assorted OAK lum-
~ Der ~ = bargain. also, Feckey boards for
Sidewalks cabins and fences Applyto
". II. BUTTS & D
mol Front street. nea- Gas-Sorks.
uT-A lot soxIssI ieeS on the corner OF
Main aud Henry streets, Chelsea with Two
small hOuseS. VIII be sold 81 3 bargain Al
ply TO Jacob Prince oczI
Ho.SEs AND MULEs-Arter the TIRE We
II have opened our sale stables a. g south
tuurt street. Our stables run through 20 50
Madison street Have lust received 40 head Of
uaule and horses Come and zee Us
oc-5 J. B. FARES co.
HoUSEL5ROUND-A house on New MadI-
son street. Va. IA; contains I'VE rooms
nd a kitchen. Apply on promises. Also,
two acres near he Cherry Place sels
ENGNEA Slho-se power engine and
" Boiler, with pumps and q lot Of l1-lDch
6ei5 IS ADAMS STREET
VzlACr OF LAND-Embraclng SIX ACRE,
wiz fmprOvemenns as follows: good
house. ouI-nouse- stable, C1sfern and an or
rhard, Gu Hernanco road, four miles rom
city Apply al Is UNION STREET
TEXAs LANDs-of various qualities, guam
dies and locations, for sale very low or
lesse for nothing but the taxes, which are
lIrhL. Apply 70 P I. STEELE,
o-L is Front street, Memphis.
CTEAM SAW AND GRIsT MILL CON-
- PLETE FOR SALE AT sl0O0; IN running
order. az Eemberton, y miles north Of Mem
phis: boilers - feet by y Inches double nu-;
cylinder 10 inches by 80 inches; French ButE
stones feet. conveyers and elevators. Apply
70 "a. 80. l. stewart second street, or 4. l.
steele. is Front street Memphis, or
sell :. 5. REMBEhr, near the Nil.
I AND FOR SALE-Of various qualities, tu
sane ~vicinage On The Big Creek PLANK
10 9 and near the Paducah Railroad, mile
no. o. Of Memphis az prices from 81 70 81 ~
acrt. ~ per cent under current rates. Applt
as above or TO me, on the premises address
"voDDAOAL-COKE-loO cords dry ash
" s. cords dry oak guua
mlddifnF.1 SlofB barrels Pirtsburg Coal
street abiding Casks always ready for
hipmsnt. Gas Coke, al Hbitum. Prices not
O Be beaten H B. PACKER q CO.
rrE lf Eacoud street.
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SOUTHERN PALACE.

NFGRIL.-InstantaneOus cure for neu
lalgia. G.. w. Jones & Co. sell it.
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The tri-weekly passenger packet Phil
Aliin, Captain Stack Lee, leaves this
evening at i've o'clock for Friars Point
and the usual ~way-landings. Messrs.
Gray and Cannon are her clerks.
The United States mail packet G. W..
Cheek leaves this afternoon at five
O'Clock for Eriafs Point and All The way
landings. Captain Maloae commando,
and Robert WildeFhergeE and Charley
Jackson are her CLERKS.
The Frank Forrest, Captain Sexton,
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ESPECIAL BARGAINS

ESPECIAL A r IN
will be offered in
SILKS BROCHE SHAWLS, FURS,
SILK VELVET CLOAKS,
and other FINE GOODS.
"Prices will tell, - and we can assure
the public that
BARGAINS WILL BE TUE RULE.
D. c. & H. N. LOEWENSTTNE,
Southern Palace, 32 Main street, three doors
north Of Union street, Memphis, Tenn.
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SOUTHERN PALACE.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF RETAIL
STOCK.
Finding it impossible TO close out our
large and varied retail stock in the time
contemplated, and as this stock must be
closed out, we have made still.
FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES,
and we shall offer from day to day, till
this stock is disposed Of,
EXTRA BARGAINS, REGARDLESS OF
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FINE CHILDREN.

FINE CHILDREN.
"The entries 10 the particular exhibit
Zion under consideration were satisfae-
tory In point of appearance, but meager
as to number, considering the fact that
| Memphis has more children, consider
ing the size Of the place, than any city
in the country. Anxious mammas were
on hand, and the judges looked as
though the eyes OF all America were
fastened upon them. They made their
award, and then fed the field. l ana
happy to read that they all escaped, for
a Wrathful scene occurred among the
relatives of disappointed candidates"
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FUTURE.
The good men and true of the Expo
sitiOn management have organized sue
cess. The future Of their pretty institu-
ton, though not afiording a long vista
Of varied glories, is yet brilliant with
much hope. Those gentlemen had a
meeting Monday night. 1t was a very
lively affair. The fact of the Mardi-
Gras people having concluded an ar
rangement for getting the use Of the
building on condition of paying q sum
of two thousand four hundred dollars,
had an exhileFating effect on the mana
EELS- OAHEl nl1lAIt0 WIZ AAALA EAIEAEuH
upon with much heart and vim. The
grand concert of the Sunday-schOol
children on Friday is expected to be a
fine thing. The eOlOred schools and
academies will have a similar perform
ance on Monday night, together with
the celebrated AnVH Chorus. Monday
night, we will venture to predict, viii
be the greatest night Of the season. On
Tuesday night the SOdality Band win
give a promenade concert, which will
attract vast crowds Of people. The band
will be out in fan force, and will make
a brilliant show and r%apturous music.
Thus, it will be seen, that the future is
fraGght with hOpe-yery pleasing hope.
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY.
1t was decided previously that the
sleeping female from Union City should
be brought to the Exposition to show
herself. One Of the Directors, who has
a scientific mind, and who is always a
great stickler for rigid propriety, rose to
that the invitation which bad
been extended to the ~f'Sieeping Beauty"
Of Union City should be Withdrawn
and a stop put TO the whole
proceeding. He was defeated Ia
lis object. He then moved, or
suggested, that az there was
b very fine specimen Of a burial case IN
the Exposition it would be proper %
devote that 20 her exclusive Use. 1t vas
as oversight in the unaertakefb not %
put a hearse and q cemetery vault on
together with a few specimen
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LEGAL.
Attachment Notice,

T. 7. Jones 4 Co, / Before s. A., Moore. a Jus-
vs. lice sf the Peace for
J. YanSoreiVsn, Shelby county.
A RFIDAVIT HAVING BEEN MADE IN
"A the above entitled cause. and attach
ment Issued. on the grounds that the defend
ant Is a non resident, or Is about TO remove
himself from the State Of Tennessee. or has
frsudulently disposed OF or Is abou, 20 fraudu-
lsntly dispose Of bis property i l. there
fore ordered that defendant make HE 1p-
pearance before me. at my once IN the city
Of April, ls72, and defend said suit, or Il
will be proceeded with ex parte; and y i
further ordered that this notice be published
once q week for four consecutive weeks IN
'D is- 'H.5sgdl' uO s. a. MOORE. Up. !
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Attachmeul Natlce.

Tbos. II. Allen a Co. Before s. A. Moore.
Martin Daniel. shelby county.
A PFIpAyIT HAVING BEEN MADE
"A before s. a. Moore. justice Of the Peace
for the county Of shelby and state Of Iennes-
returned, levied. ETC., II i therefore ordered
that publication be made In the Memphis
Public Ledger, q newspaper published In the
city Of Memphis, In said state. for four tua'
Daniel, q non-re1ideut Of The State Of Ten
Besss, y appear before me 81 my once. IN the
city OF Memphis, on the "a day Of April.
1871. at 10 o'clock an, and make defense %
with eT psrte. s. A. MOORE.
lb-G1-27-n Justice Of the fohes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lassitude and Debility.-The relaxation
of nervous energy which creates an indispo.
sition 10 physical or mental effort, so strong
as almost TO amount to positive inability, and
which We term lassitude, proceeds from va
rety of causes. The principal of these are
constitutional debility. heat Of the atmos-
phere, coupled with humidity, climatic
changes, and the physical prostration coRse-
quent upon n long illness. But whatever the
cause, 1t must be perfectly clear that If the
nervous system is unduly relaxed. something
is required to brace II up. That some
thing is Hostetter's Bitters, which is
universally recognized as the most COM
plete and speedy recuperant of the phys
ical forces in existence. 1t has been
so thoroughly and widely demonstrated
as to be matter Of positive certainty and
familiar knowledge. that the Bitters win not
only rehabilitate the physique, when shat
tered and wasted by disease. but will also, If
taken systematically. actually compensate
the constitutionalIy feeble frame for Its de-
fciency of strength. and by infnsing new life
into weak system. endow it with the health
and vigOr which Nature has denied it. The
Bitters also enable the body 10 resist the ener-
waiting influences Of heat, humidity, and
changes from temperate to hot climate.
1t is on these accounts specially to be recon-
mended to travellers and residents in tho tor
rid zone. and persons subjected to abrupt
transitions in temperature. ra
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-20
ASHAMED OF HER CLOTH.
The Madeap FrOIIe of a Fifth Ave-
nue. Widow


From the New York Standard
Mrs. Elizabeth Ross, beautiful widow,
resides at No, POS Fifth avenue, in a
palatial residence. A strange fancy
took possession Of Mrs. Ross mind-and
she is lady that turns all her fancies
and ideas into practical results. Mrs.
Ross dofied her lady's attire and attired
her graceful proportions in the uDnatu-
raj garb OF a man. She dressed herself
in tight fitting pair Of pants, double
breasted vest, across which swung pom
derous gold chain. short over-coat, some
what after the fashion Of the late Colonel
Pisks sdmiralis jacket, a piquant little
felt bat aEa . eSss. Done up ia this
masculine rig, abe, accompanied hy two
ladies, one on each side, went 10 Wood
Museum, and took seats in the orchestra.
Mrs. Ross attracted so much attention
from the gentlemen that it became an
all-absorbing question among the audi
ence whether she was really a man.
Seeing the undue and dangerous atten-
ton which vas paid 10 the grOupe, the
two ladies accompanying Mrs. Ross went
out together and forgot to return. The
was the center Of attention and
TIE HEROINE OF THE HOUR
Mr.. Lillenthal, the museum manager,
had his attention atirscted 10 the met
lsr, and brought officer Hutchison, Of
the Twenty-ninth Precinct, who was de-
tailed at the thester, who arrested the
frolicsome Fifth avenue widow. She
was taken to the Twenty ninth Precinct
station-house. Sergeant Mullen was in
charge. and Captain Burden was present.
Mr.. Hlientbal made charge OF disor-
Derby conduct against the prisoner, aud
then returned TO the iheater, believing
that Yrs Boss would be treated as any
niher offender. AFTER he left she told
( Captain Burden thai she vished 70 see
I Police Commissioners Smith. Runds-
mao cF6UssE, vac Is vell known ip the