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Tho wifo and daughter. Of John @. Fremont
are at Saratoga.
Mrs. Walworth will discontinue her school at
earatoga for tho present.
My. Gilmore is reported to DO not over we'll
pleased with tho results Of tho Chicago Jubi1oo.
--Boston Advertiser.
Kate Fold has boon invited BY Sir Charles and
Lady Dixie to be their guest during tho fashion,
able season In London.
John Swift, who wag several times Mayor OF
Philadelphia between tho years 1882 md 1849,
and subsequently, many years as' Alderman, died,
last Monday night, aged SO.
President Grant Ind bad scare last evening;
one OF his bulleBt pups was sick at the stomach.
had not boon cut fine onough.-Long Branch
Court Journal.
Prof. p1antamonr, who prophosiod that tho
world was to be burned up fow months ago, is
POW in Paris. Ho desires to read paper before
the Academy to prove that wo ahan Ill be frozen
to death about 2O11.
John r. Duncombo, Of Fort Dodge, iowa, has
accepted tho attornoyship Of tho Atchiaon, To-
polka l. Kansas Railroad in connection with tho
position OF Superintendent OF tho Land Depart
mont, and will mako hia residence at Topoka.
Thomas B. Butler, tho late Chief Justice ot
Connecticut, was elected to Congress- q Whig)
In 1919, elected to Superior Court in 1885, to the
oAAAlA
tico in 1870. lie resigned only few weeke ago,
and dol June 8.
Tho Now Hampshire Legislature has elected
the nopublioan nominees, viz; Secretary OF
State, u. r. Prescott Of Concord; State Treas
urer, solon A. Cartor, Of Keeno; Commtsaa1ry
General, Charles T. Montgomery, OF Stratfor1
State Printer, Edward 4. Jonke OF Concord.
Tho Ohio editor who said TINT Kellogg q genius
shines With equal brightnoBs in conquoriug tho
Louisiana rebols or singing in Opera, has started
Carolina editor who demands that JEFF Davis
shall receive a full and complete amnesty as an
equivalent for his Services III whipping tho Mo-
docs.
Lizzie and Lydia Taylor. fire yenre ago enter
positors. They afterwards went into the Battle
Greek Jo1s1'nat Office md since TINT time they
hava earned from SO to $40 per week. From
tlloir earnings they have supported their moth
or Us houaekoopore they havo lived well, bought
piano tallou music laHaonB, gave 800 toward
tho building Of the Baptist Church Mt Battle
Crook, and hayo saved 81 ,20D. They arc uumar-
ried.
referring to rnthor questionable perform
ance OF John A. Dingllams In tho I1ou8c, tho
Washington Capital Bayn: H.The defonso offered
by Mr. Dinghatn's friends for this Outrage was,
TINT the Chairman waa 10 l,udor tho influence OF
liquor that he did not understand tho case, nor
approcinto tho full results OF hia conduct. We
accept this, and add our testimony in evidence
Of melancholy faot. Wo haYo ono ugont in Ja-
pan, Mr. peshine Bmith who in making tho
American namo by-word, and NO shal1 shortly
hayo o Minister who Gun DO carted duly or night
" from a Japanese gutter to an American logs-
finn ~
, 1873-06-14

ATLANTA, Ga, June 18,-Iaham 3. ONetl was
executed ia the yard OF tho jul to-day for tho
murder Of JameB Little. Tic dlod protesting llB
luuQconce, aud without q struggle.
, 1873-06-14

ACADEMY OF MUSIC - l1atated strest, betwoen
Madison aud Monroe. Theatre tomIQuo Qonbinntou.
hfl9rnoon and nvonIng.
, 1873-06-14
TO.pAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

uODLEY's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Atroot, hctwosn
pa1i and Lasallo. "VicAs." Afternoon and oron.
, 1873-06-14

MovTOKEnB: :T1lEATM1s-Atn Madison street. besween
TSld Curloeity Chop" Afternoon sud 0soning.
, 1873-06-14

The Chicago produce markets wore dull yes-
torlay, and broadatu1s TeEe lover. Meas pork
, 1873-06-14
PERSONAL.

Col +. T. Busey, Urbana. ts At the Gardnor.
House.
;. Hon. 8. Il. Grow, Ologcland, is at tho Grand
Pacific.
o,, Col; J; Q. Canadian, Of Pittsburgh, is ut tho
wlL2 hop; s,G 2 T. oyoracro, of Wisconsin, ia at tho
Hon. Calvin NJ: Frow, Of Ford County, waa
In tic city yesterday.
Hon. A. D. Harris, United States Senator,
Louisiana, is at tho Grand Pacific.
Judge a. L. Virdin, Of virlin, ILL.,, ia register
Cd at tho Wost Side Briggs House.
Col: Z. Q. Gilman, United States Deputy Mar.
shal, bolyidoro, ILL.,, is at tho ogdon House.
Alexander P. Mann, prominent lumborman
OF Muskogon, is at tho Won't sido Briggs House.
frank Hitchcock, shorif9 of Peoria County,
and William Kollogg, Of Peoria, nro at the Og-
don House.
F. Il. naskil, foreman In woodnan's bakery.
having gono west for his health, tho employees,
q e. token Of respect, presented him with we'll.
tl1od purse whom ho bid them goodbye.
Among tho arrivals ct the aardnor yesterday
wero tho following: Charles Garnuas, philadei-
phia George s; Tory. Now York; 8. ". Trench
and wife, WAtertown Afass:; George Nelson and
lam B, Wait and vito, Littlo Rook; =. 8. homer.
Cleveland.
Among tho arrivals at tho Sherman yesterday
Theodore Stern, New York !; n. =. Scott, ST.
Louis Il. P; chamberln, Cleveland George
aas; T g. E. 8. L.Wrencs, q aalcsburg; To- b;'sS Wan, Ma
Princeton.
Among the arrivals ut the Grand Pacific ycs-
terday, were tho following: F: L: buckingham,
, 1873-03-21
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

TuunspAY EVENING, March ao
ALCOII0Ir-Was IN improved dol1aul ami staal,, ~
$l;7iG4l. .b0 for o. per cent proof. ~
BKooM COlN-Tilero was no change Of i1pnortnnr.
Trade II atlll confined to snnll ordors from mnn,.
factnrcrs. Following ara tho prices current, M !
Attrl, g@619o perlb; No. stock braid 6Gs5ko: Nnl
do, 4S4hn: No. do, oGs31<c; inside ETOun aifo :
do rea p! tn! s94q; do pals aud red, oG3aEo. "@@"'
>, D&TTEn-!9ss quiet aud weak. Thayo wAs y,,r
inquiry from tho reta trade, Cllieny for tLo h.tr
graes Int shirpera are not operatig 0oo il ABOUT ABOUT
mon to cliolco roll, ,21t920o; strictly choca darv
icomn.on, l0G12oc. W
bAGdlNd-Was quiet and stoady wo co,,,n
1e to Iuoto: Stark, Sic; IA't1low, o5u: inwfa.
eIn G4ooS SsSe sio nufisan Eian A@'tsag Otter
gnIHn!ey gsH. sug'e' l73lsNo double, 2s&s3o; wi
DEANH-Fhoro WAS u moderate iuun,rv yro,p no, ali
dcaers and shiMer1. Tho lower gradss ara T., "a
kayioH at prime to chplce "a la9 ~ ~
DulLDlNa a1AiEKiAIs-Thors Was sa;ooSSl,6o ~ s'l
Tho demand Ia fair fur tho scasou. Wr,eaa
o. tollows: bt,!eco, S260@2.75; Now Yo1t sas are
cassins $33b5ao0 1nper1nu DO ia 6ilGa1 nn n.ageo'
sshaae cement, .2s33.t0; Utica cement a. ii no no
marnlo us! s3:,366 p.ea buk. gocs oss!.,f + y,
Irle' 3l:a per hr; whlso sand, ny h,1 ~ tse ae
e9oo; plas!ss!ng bs. por bu 4oe,o: ara tEi:n x1Ie
, 1873-03-21

oATTIEoaiot at pr'ovsils s'S IL M1if Ills branol s
Of trado, mud piicos oontinuo wenk and uunot
tod. At Tho opening Of tho market trn1o waH
virtually Mt n stantl-still, nntl at no tmo trina
tho dny was thoro nythng resembling activity,
though In tho aEErognto fair number Of cattle
Woro d'Hposcd Of. Prices Of c{,oico nhipping
grader, aud stockoru, woro tolorably vol nus.
tainod, an tho tlotnand seemed to bo mainly
conferred In those two clasaos, but otllor loacrp-
lions wore ail moro or Ions neglected. and pricos
woro variable. Sonlo fat, smooth, wcll-naturod
aroVoa wore takon ut e5,75@DG.25, and III ono or
Two inatancoa salea wcrc reported nt 4 hgEor
nBufot but tho largor portion of tho day'a bns!-
ness was transactod at pricos ranging
from q550 downward to a3.75. Tho froHl re-.
colptn compared fayorably, In point Of quality,
WIN those oiforod OH tho preceding daya Of tic
fMeen, nut tho atalo oalt1o woro, With fow oxcop-
tions, OF low grade, and mndo tho aycrnga
Huauty or tho offerings rather poor. Tho mar
kot closed dull ind oany:
QUOTATIONS..
In,eaa-uradcd ona ,'., Blcora averaging 1,45o ns -
oaoee DeeycsFlno, fat, well formed aysar
% m yeaf ;,a old sseers. avcrnging 1,o56 to
Good in:iy.fov;. '7'Sseo
stH,ors averaging 200 10 1oo hs 625@56o
aglng ,150 to 800 47on5o 40
butcnors' etock-Uo,nmon 10 falr hteore. 0'''0
mud Eood to oxtra cows. for cIty
slaughter, nFeraBiDB 800 to 100 lbs 3T5Ga45D
btock Caltlo-.coinmon cattic, lii decent
nesn, ayarfagna 1o9 to o5o aa..; 34o@4.40
stsEa bulls md ecaliawtg stccra. 17aaaoo
Ca,o-aeAas Northcrn wltltereu,... 275@3.75
Calso-COrt-foa Tcxus,. .,,......,...... 4j1{5i aT
, 1873-03-21
LUUAL BT0CK IND G6ND EfAHKET.
Messrs. Lunt, proBton k KcAn quote aa fol-
Ths following instruments woro filed for reo-
ard On Thursday, March 90:

The following instruments woro filed for roc.
ard On Thursday, March 90:
o1Tx PROPERTY,
Tyler 1t, between Centre Nv aud Throop at, T. Loj
{osccpt ~, and Lot IS '{e1ccpt is ft,, dated
6ob. IS; consideration, $4,o76.
Lot IS In Runtz n 4 Of Lot H. In North Addition
dated June Il, 1879; consideration, $1,000,
It. & datsd 1,; Deo 70. 1879 confederation, 5000.
4 os.sG oa sasa sss i Yea sn a IT;
N9y. ! ls72 consideration, s2.235. ~ - - "A'''
10y, dated March 1s; consideration, $1,000
cottsge Grove ~, ct md near IhiryeiRhth st. W
beesasn heSsy soa niasoa s}e
panI. y, 20 It y Thompson It, ~ ef 2,112o #,
Lots 4 and Is OF n Lots toB T. iii Block ,, Rock
~ell's Addition dated Jan. ~ tonaidcrattou 8oo
~ Lota Il and H. IN Same, daod Jan "a; eonsldera-
NoEa.s 25o 4 Of 11irssh st. I, 2sz12s #, dnt.a
March ~; eonsideration, s45o.
March 10 confederation, s45o ~.D0 - 0A''u
,,esas oass y cor et sapotex It 6o11oo It, dated
Wes!ssa ~. cor q ssGq M.gvia st 144n1s4 H.
wish 80 ots IN sAns block, dated March H. consider
ua1ste4 1t, between Thirtyslxtl and Thrtr.,ovsnth
IT, vt, "A It to ney, dated Feb. 20 consideration
- Lar1abss IT. near wow ST. Lot 90, datoa March
Lotn n snd a, iu subbock Of Block "a, Soc T. 49,
Il. dated March co confederation, IS, ,5oo
March 10 consideration, 81, ,a00. >~' NN'e"
Winchester ~, 70 n Of Polk At, . T. 211114,f It.
aatsd March 20, 1879 consideration, $500 ~
Lot 10, In Block O. soo 7, sy H. atoI Sent, a. 1872
consideration, $780,
NORTH OF CITY L1af1Ts.
Lot In Block q in Iintlams addition to 11oluson.
Lated Aug. 10, 1872; consideration, $500.
SOUTH OF oITY LIMITS.
1ots 16 and 10 In Block Of Pbaroa Lota Ia T. In
nHneA Of u X Sec !, SO, II, dated Fab. q con.
liberation, $500.
Lot Is Ia Block 2, tn Chills' Bubliyslon OF Ridge
wood, dated March 81 consideration, s., ,404.
Lot 10 III Block Of II Totfa Of Il OF 9ec 4, 49,
\, dated M4rch l ]; consideration, 8, 400.
, 1873-03-21
COMM ERClAL.

TuuNsDAT EVENING, March 20.
Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
sf tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago dur
Ing the past tWonty-four hours, and for tho cor
responding date one year ago:
, 1873-03-21

Psr LOO, f4oooaoo.oo: building brick {oommon,,
oQ sSwcr 1r,ck s2 country brick,
looo 81. t. I@n,s hydraulic pro.sed $500, Al;
Milwsuase Ll .as " sao ds laeno s2oto doll H,llr-
following a tho l!s Of prices por box Of DO foot for
hoiue'tn window glaeb from which reduction Of 50
anu Vnr cont ta mnt1B to doalcrs
, 1873-03-21

u0GS-Moro interest was manifested by Hllip-
pors, today, and n somewhat i1rner feeling wau
oyinced Tho receipts showed but littlo falling
OF from those Of yesterday and Tuesday, reach
ing about Il, 600, hut tho wants OF buyers proved
nearly equal to tho supply, only few hundred
ing. salsa ,yoro efreotod ut R4.C5a4.75 for com
mon, coarse, uneven. and mixed lots; at $4,000
1856 for medium; and at f34.o0@5.10 for good to
choico-lndicating m advance Of 5G910o as COM
pared with tho prices current yostorday after
noon. Wo note tho following
, 1873-03-21

TEAs-Wero fairly hctlya aud Arm. Wo confinlo
to quote: Young Hyaon, common to fair, $500
@51.eo; common to nno old Tyson. 75c@fl 90; com
men imperial, 0o@05c; good to choco do B0c6$1l 10:
extra, 3ett15 choice to extra loaf Jaran, goca
$oo; fair 10 good do, 10000; common do, 45G950o;
co!orod natural loaf Jaran. e5Go5s; common 10 fus
$l0O. "' ''oss
TonAcCo-was in fair tlomaua At tho annexed
pricea: s~'0
onEw1so-Fine cnt-E1.ga, 7n@sso; choice, e5o
76o common, b5G5C0e; poor l0e950e. o
Ptuo-N4t''ra leaf, 7s@8uo AalS bright, 6o@70o:
sMoHiNn-E1tra, 3s@a5c; medium, so@s2o; cou,-
N0oD-Was quiut md steady. Wo quote; neech.
~ maple, $l9.oo; hickory, s14.0o ala5s, $750C
, 1873-03-21

cash, or seller March, S7.a5@7 90; do eollor
April $500; do sellor May, 4s.o5; 10 roller June
s3.25. Bwoot picklod lainB,quotcd at 1uo for 90.
his, 1O15GDl69lo for 18-hB, 11GD11Io for
17-tha; Ils1@512o for 18-tbn; 12@12f3o for
l5-iha; md 131 1G9129{o for 14-lh avoragoa. Dry
ealtod n,cats quotnblc at 41K@6o for Rhoui-
tlors; O1lGD6]}so for long oloar !; 71A@74o for
short ribs and TIC for nlort oloar. Boxet
shoulders, 61G@5tao., English month, 7119@71lo
for Oumbcrlnitls; 711D711o for short ribs, 71Io
for for ylort clear; 1216@18>5o for long Git Git
hams. Daco1, is quoted at 0HSo for shoulders,
B16o for ccarrit,s, $40 for short cloar aud 18@
14o for halnp, NIL packod. Mess bool, $4,000
O.50; oxtra rloas do, e10,00@10.50; beof hams,
e2B. .50@20.50. City tallow, 7}1@7Y4o; groaao quo
iablo at Gt5@os1o. Baloa woro reported OF quo
brls 1noas pork nellor April at $1d.70; 500 br!B
do soIor May nt $500; 25n brln do at $14.D716;
1000 trs tt6 at Gt14.00 600 ten lard, caali Or
golor April, at $500; 600 tcB do Holor Nlny at
$50 25O ten do sol1er june at $8.25; $50 bxB
short ribs at 7536o.
Flour vRs worry quiet, though the market
o,>onol with bottor Inquiry from shippers but
thoy wanted coucossionu, IN Wow Of tito weak
noss In wllont, n,ld holders would not SHADE as
requested. A fow Ruporiluos woro taken for
to Clio locul trade. Bran was firm. sa!os wero
reported Of 25 brla spring extrna (dinn.) Of
so:25; 90 brlu DO (slIn.i.) q a775; foo brla DO
(Nvntortown) at 1910; 100 brla do CBaker's
toaf at 5000; lou brls do (Tornado) at $3.50
200 brlB do on private torms 200 brlH suporfnoa
at S4.d0; ZOO 6rlH do at G4.20; 200 brls do on
private terms. Total, 1,15O brls. Also 80 tons
bran at 9t1.oo on track. Tho following was tho
, 1873-03-21

CHICAGO, DuRliHGT0N O QUINCY RAILROAD.
usno;':-fos n L1seai !alieu1ar, and yirtaah.s.,
uf at ubts. ~' -~>"''$ ~ '1S' A@o-Ss
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-01
HAM. Aoit aud MaIY Pense.

From the Charlton County BrunsWioker.l
How shall woman fasten her stock
ings. so as not TO interfere with the cir
culation of blood, or spoil the shape OF
the le-thst is, what measures shall be
taken to prevent shrinkage and varpage
of the le-let us see-of the honi soft
oui NAL pense? After the most care
ful research, as far as our limited fatili'
ties would allow, we arise from our ex'
plorations, and humbly tender the fol
lowing suggestions:
Wear them short, and let the tops
bubble over the shoe in form Of lace,
la beer mug.
If you will have them long, put mu
cilage inside and stick EN- 10 you.
Have them long enough TO tie about
your waist, using the knot for q psnnier
Edge the tops with steel and fasten g
load-stone to your corset.
Fasten a strap to each stocking, ex
tend them gracefully up each side o.
the body, and attach, with blue ribbons,
to the earrings.
Pin them TO some other article oil
clothing in their immediate vicinity.
Hold still, now; we are doing this for
your own good
Fasten them to a nail and 20 bare.
footed.
Attach a small balloon to each stock
ing.
Make them out of material that vii
draw up.
II you are thirty-fve aud unmarried
make hole near the top Of each sock
ing and button it TO your knee cap.
These are all the methods that sug
gest themselves TO US at present, and o
the number some one or more may b
deemed worthy Of adoption. We hsvl
taken a sudden and lively interest II
this matter, aud shall not rest until thi
needed reform is brought about Wo
man limbs shall not be hampered, ans
knotted, and deformed: II we havi
enough inventive faculty 10 bring I,
light new and healthful ways OF vearins
the stocking, and we think We have. VI
shall continue our investigations int,
this subject, even At the hazard Of get
ting our neck into the matriuonia
moose. What the women Of this couu
try most need is not suffrage, but SYN
metry; not rights. but nationality: not
place in legislative balls, bot q place h
iasteu their stockings Let al true
hearted men join With Us in q search fo
that place
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-01

The real Shah of Persia has just gone
from England, and only mock Shah
remained TO keep the Londoners IN SEN
sation. In other words, when even the
most inveterate Of sightseers and gossips
we're beginning to weary OF running after
the Persian sovereign, and reading about
him. three clever people, namely, bril,
liant comic writer, smart manager, and
capital comedian Of the opera bouhe
school. put their heads together and sup
nliad a fresh sensation from the seem
inuly exhausted materials. They put on
the stage of our Opera Comique a skill
full adaptation from the French, with
burlesoue figure of the Shah OF Persia
for its principal parsonage. The actor
was really good deal like the Shah IN
the outlines OF his face, and be made up
so we'll that he stood upon the stage as
like the Shah as the Shah himself. Still,
this might have been nothing after all
but for the happy inspiration which
drove our Lord hsmberlain to endeavor
to stop the performance. Our Lord
Chamberlain has, among his many
important duties, the office OF reg
ulating the proprieties aud morals
of the metropolitan theaters. Now, IN
a place like London, where people will
have anything played which pleaSes
them, such function necessarily Is
ridiculous. II you had Plato or Bacon
for Lord Chamberlain, he must some
times make fool of himself. The Lord
Chamberlain, believing he ought to be
doing something, condemned the imper-
soDation of the Shah. The actor con-
ceded SO far as to make the tint of his
face half a shade less dark, and played
on as before. The whole affair made a
noise, of course, and the natural result
was that all London was crowding to
laugh ct the Shah Of the Opera Comique.
One night, when ] happened to be there,
we had a visitor whose feelings with
regard to the burlesqle Shah and the
real Shah we should all have been rather
curious to know. The royal box was duly
prepared for his reception. Gigantic bou-
ouets and satin play bills we're conspicu-
ously set forth The visitor came at last,
only Just in time TO see the burlesque
Shah. and evidently Indifferent TO the
operatta which had preceded this vainly
censured representation. The late
conner, to whom, es he entered the box,
all eyes were turned away from the stage,
ia not handsome man. His face is de-
cidedly Calmuck in its type. He is .
good deal like one Of the Russians whom
Punch used to draw during the Crimesn
war, and when it was an article of faith
10 England that every Russian was fat
nosed, drunken, and addicted to the
stabbing Of wounded prisoners. The
visitor | need hardly say, was the Grand
Duke Alexander, eldest son o: the Gear,
and heir to the Russian throne. Justin
Ne Cqythy, in the GALAXY for December
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-01
In the Second Circuit Court OF
Shelby County, Tenn.

A :!!Ss S; g ''i g i5'i;
TT BEING MADE TO APPEAR To THIS
/ Court that l.. NJ. Rumsey \ Co.. Speed A
Creighton, Heyden. Gere X Co.. Cowing 4 Co.,
son, Henry c, Meyer, Bignall Bros. Harring-
ton 4 Co. and HOW'LL a Letchworth, benefci-
aries In certain trust deed made by Kennedy
4 Smith 10 Michael Rourk, trustee, on the
18th Of June, 1873, are non-residents Of the
days publication be made 10 said parties,
giving them notice that said Michael Rourk
has filed his petition TO resign his office Of As
signee under said trust deed, aud that Mon
day, the first day Of December. 1873. has been
ing said petition. p. d. BOYLE, Clerk.
WILSON a DEARn. Att'ys for Petitioners. rs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-01

r. @. Brlnkley, use Of \, u. 10 tho Lat Dir.
SnOwden aud Ill., brinkley, cult Court OF
RE. NJ. bennett Tenn.
IN THR ABOVE NAMED SUIT AFFIDA-
Vi isr Attachment having been made under
seeiion AS vi the Code OF Tennessee. aud TO
,nrnsi INTO court. levied upon the moneys,
goois OF elects Of the defendant In the custody
or possesslon Of d, d. barnes. aud afhdavit
havins been mlde that tho defendant Il Justly
lndebied 10 plaintln Ia the sun Of 500. b. ac-
rount and that defendant has removed or laro-
moved himself or property from this State, or
has removed or Il removing out Of the county
privately, or Is coneeallnH himself 20 that the
ordinary process Of Law cannot be served upon
him or has ahsconded, or y Ascending or
concealing himself OF property, or has lraudu-
lently disposed o., OF h about ifaudu-
lently 20 dispose OF hlf property; u a there
fore ordered that said defendant make
III personal appearance herein before the
Iulro Of the ftrst Circuit Court Of shelby
e6nnty, AZ the court house N the city Of Mem
phis. on the third Monday IN January next.
and defend said attachment suit within the
lime prescribed BY law, OF the same
will be proceeded with ex parte, and that
A COPY of this notice be published once a week
Tor four consecutive weeks In the PunLic
LgDGeg. a newspaper In the city, Done Al
onice, this 18th day Of November, 1878,
b. \, COLEMAN. Clerk.
Mcfarland 4 6ooiwin. attorney for plain
tits. 77-Sl-S9-a6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-01
7 o. b. h. DIRECTORY.

DISTRICT GRAND LoDeE. No.7-A. L. Frank
land. g. y. A; Lewis Wexler. O. S. General
Committee meets az the call Of the @. y. A.
President; Isaac SchWab. Secretary. Meetl
every sunday az 9 am. az its hall. north west
corner second and Adams streets.
HippEkH- LouGE. No. llV-camucl hirsch,
Presidents sos. Doernberg. Secretary. Meet
every Iresaal evening AZ hall. northwest cor
uer Second ana Adams streets.
SrnON IUskA ADpGr No. los I. Lee
Presidents kdEars Goidsmith. Secretary.
vet corner Second ana Adarrs sfreefs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-01
Ancient order of Druids.

TEyEKssEr Grows, No. /. U. A. o. D.
meets at the Druid Hall. No. 81 South Court
street, on the lat and 3D. Tuesday evenings 10
s@ch month. j. S. Heiligers,. N. A.; j.
.,eehler, V. A.; +. w. Buttinghaus, Seere-
tary; John L. Eichberg. Treasurer.
MENPHIs GROvE, No. 2-meets at the DruiC
HALL, 81 Court street, every Thursday evening
WIN. NJ. Loeb. N. A.; II. 0ertel, Y. A.; J
p. Shide, Secretary; Barney Gray, Treasurer
Hall, 81 Court street, on the lst and Cd Mon
day evenings in each month. A. =, Davis
n. A.; George W. Baxter, v. A.; Nj. Bren
Secretary; Martin Cohen. Treasurer.
CONCORDIA S. A. CHAPTER, No. l-meets a
the Druid Hall, on the ID and eth Tuesdal
evenings in each month. J. Beehler. 3. 3. A.
A. HitSfeld, Secretary.
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Trust Sale.

mo SATISFY PROVISION MADE IN
L trust deed dated July 81, 1873, by Mary 4.
Pope. of fernando. Miss, in favor Of o. Ban
non & Morris. Of Memphis, Tom, for the pay
ment Of sl9i a. with interest, cost, etc., will
on the IOth OF December Next,
in front Of Goepol's music store. proceed 20
sell for cash, 10 the highest bidder. one seven
octave piano forte. property Of the said Mary
Il. Pope, and will account for the sale accord
ing to provisions of said trust deed.
L. p. PHILIPS, Trustee.
6O-SI At Peabody Hotel.
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NERVOUe DEBTITTY.

ADDRESSED. irritable state Of Minds a weak,
nation. confused head. weak memory, ofeu
With dobiliiatnF, Involuntary discharges.
The conseQ 1encc q excuses. mental overuork
o. indiscrctionl. Tbs Nervous Debility lnda
9 SOVEREIGN cure IN Humphrey Homeopathic
Specific. No. -. u tones ~ the system, ar
rcEu difcharEsa. difpelf the mental gloon and
desponlencv. and reiuFenate1 the entire eys-
TEN. u i perfectly harmless and alwaTf en-
ciert. frice -, for = racEaEe Of I've boLcl
and larEe g. vial q powder which j. impor-
tart IN I'D. serious caEasI Or 81 rerEinrls bcH.
teld ~ At Druggists. " seat b mail on re-
cslrt q rrice- address HrNFEFETs' errcIFIc
Hay, n. 4. KVis4-tlti-KTiii-2
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Some twenty o. the leading Episcopa-
Ian clergmsn Of New York have sent
out q circular 20 feeble churches. urging
them 20 postpone applications for AID
until q more pr0pinous season.
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sottETr.

N.-ovt TrurLE o. II. asn 4 No. i-h..tr
ever Tuesiay plight ~ nal5 81 ,'yIsns C,u-
n IA Lamont, NJ. v. 7. : Jol. ~ ehsi
S.-i p. VIC. T.; II. n. Rick, IT,, VA