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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-07
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DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN TRUST
ID deed made on the 9th day Of June, 1885,
BY d. @. Gross. 70 ry as Trustee to secure GER
tain Indebtedness therein mentioned, which
trust is Of record in the Registers oifice Of
Shelby county, Tenn, in Record Book No. AZ.
page 379, to which reference is made, will on
Tuesday, August 25, 1874,
at the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets in the city of Memphis, Tennessee.
sell at public auction. to the highest bidder.
for cash. the following real estate, to-
iot in block 80 fronts n on hHRt the west side @ q
Main street 300 feet, and runs back between
parallel lines 100 feet. and is bounded on the
north by Huling street. on the south by Trege-
want street, on the west by lots 6 and s. and
on the east by Main street Equity of redemp-
tion especially waived, and title believed to
be good, though sell only as Trustee.
JAMES P. WOOD, Trustee.
PATTERSON & Lowe. Attorneys.
July %, 1874. 15-1H
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RAILROAD G3mE TABLES.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03
fFor the Dispatch.1
The Trees Of Richmond.

"Ricbmond is full of trees, yet it is rare
to find one sound and healthy" Exactly.
" And why are there not more sound and
healthy specimens presented to our view ?"
II is simply this In the first place, three
fourtbs OF the trees are introduced from the
ueiehboring woods; secondly; they are gene
rally taken up and planted by inexperienced
persons and then follow other drawbacks
spoken of by "Tuckahoe." Examine the
tree in The forest before it is taken up and
sbipped to its destination see how luXuri-
antly it grows; its roots, running just under
the surface (very seldom one extending above
eight or ten inches downward), are very
fibrous, and consequently eagerly catch hold
of and are fed by the rich leaf-soil which has
been decaying and enriching itself year By
year, perhaps for ages. Frequently it Is re-
moved very carelessly, the roots being cut
with the spade circularly around the stem at
an area of not more than eight or nine
inches. The tree is then brought to town,
and in some instances lies over till GUS
toner is procured, during which time it gets
dry, is exposed to the weather--perhaps
frost or snow. It is then inserted. in, per-
baps, clay, ashes, or, at best, common soil
very inferior to that in which it was raised,
the hole being made just large enough to
furnish sufficient soil to hide the roots from
view. 1t is then left to the mercies of other
attacks usually met with in city. Now,
how can this tree thrive and give satisfac-
ton? The cost of the tree to the purchaser
would probably be 81 OF Sl.50.
TO avoid this disappointment citizens
would do we'll to abandon this custom OF
getting large trees to form shade right
away, as have frequently heard remarked,
which idea is fondly cherished but seldom
realized. They should purchase trees at
nursery which are grown and pruned to suit
the city wear and tear, and have them plant
ed by some experienced workman, who,
knowing his business, would open a hole say
three feet long, two feet vide, and two feet
deep, and if the soil was not tit according to
his Judgment he would obtain other soil and
plant the tree and warrant it TO grow. ALI
this may be accomplished for the same price
as the other system, with better satisfaction.
Then we would have in Our city good and
ornamental specimens Of sound and healthy
trees l..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

The THEATRE-MIss KATIE PUTEAH.--The
very cordial welcome which Miss Katie Put
nam and her excellent comedy company re-
ceived last night must have assured her that
she is a great favorite in this city. The
night was beautiful one, and there was a
very large and highly intelligent and appre-
ciative audience mt the Theatre.
Charles Dickens's cold Curiosity Shop"
was well calculated to attracta fashionable
audience when presented.by Miss Putnam
and her company. She appeared in her re-
markaBfe dual Characterization of "Little
Nell" and "The Marchieness;" which char
acters she sustained whh3a q wonderful de-
gree of ease and grace. 1t was charming to
see her and to enjoy her quick perception
and tine acting The new song, "Grandpa,
pless poor Nell" which, by the way, was
written expressly a2r her, was sung with
great fervor and sweetness, and brought
down the house.
But 1t is needless to puff so charming an
| actress as Miss Putnam.
Mr. Flint Kennicott, who supnorted Miss
Katie and assumed the character of OuiIo-
and, indeed, it is most difficult one to play
correctly-was thoroughly appreciated and
was frequently complimented during the
evening. Tonight the Old Curiosity Shop
! will be repeated, and of course there will be
another crowded house.
Dick SWiyeller (Mr. Edwin Browne) is an
actor of decided talent, and came out with
flying colors. BE played with great ease,
and will become a favorite here. The rest
of the company did we'll. Seats may still be
secured at Ambold's Musical Exchange.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

THE MrssTRELs At ASSEMBLY HALL.--The
San Francisco minstrels, amongst whom is
the great male soprano Ricardo, will COM
mence an engagement of four nights at AS
sembly Hall tomorrow night. This is said
to be the best minstrel troupe extant.
One of the Norfolk papers has the follow
ing notice of this troupe:
"This popular combination of frst-class
talent closed brief season at our opera
house last night, on which occasion they
were greeted with full house The three
principal artists, Messrs. Birch, Wambod,
and Backus, have enjoyed q long and success
full career upon the stage, during which time
they have gained q national reputation as
well merited as it is enviable, and they now
rank among the foremost Of their profession
in this country. 1t is but natural to suppose
that persons OF their experience and ac-
knowledged ability should select for their
support as good talent as can be procured,
and the entertainments they have given here
fully justify us in making the assertion that
the entire company is composed of trst-class
artists.
"The jokes, though extremely laugbable,
are of class that will not offend the ears
of the most refined, and their entertainments
have been much enjoyed by large part Of
our theatre-goiDg population"
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nsNCHEsTER NEWS.

DEBATING SocIETY.-The young ladies aa7e
formed a debating society with the following
officers Miss Alice Mon,eiro, president !;
Miss Florence MontelrO, vice-presldent !;
Mary Hancock, secretary; Ida BalloHe, cor
responding secretary Mary Rice, treasurer; |;
Ruth Harrison, critic.
POLICE REroRT.--C Captain Lipseomb, Chief
of Police, reports sixteen arrests for last
month and sls collected from fues and htlek'
aers.
= PoLrrcAL MArTERs.--DT George W.
Friend was in town yesterday, aud reports
the prospect bright for Conservative Yiclo.
rv. Every man will OF course be at his posi-
in the next few days.
NEW LAur.-The lamp intended as an ex'
perimen. by the Boston Gas-Light Company
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

Dr,Tu n THE HEART OF T'rK
HEH''..i 80, ,-,rlr hrnr YESTERDAY morning
''LN'- " y, Nowe was notlhco that i
!o''I"' ,,i.,- yer, sick in the room OF Il
m'h vs. ',.,;., r4uri Mary Jones, over the
!n...1,,,,.n., No. 4u5 Broad street.
N.',S' =, ,,.s,inr The place which was de>lS-
90: .i-> 49,, ",'i,rr found small white man.
H'.'''' ...,,. .hn,,t tweutv-tive or twenty-SlN
"i.''','3,'~ '~,,,rd face. brown hair. mlStache.
Year" ''''' '.,N;.lsrs ,cry ill., Mr.. Rowe went
','' ",','.. ,sr pr. c. ". 7. Brock. out pe'"t'
- ,,,.'l rr,ugn with the Phssie'an 'i'e
- S,'''';;..'H,r,.t,y ,'';. Coroner Taylor was mott
81, s.,,I .,:adc partial examination oi lit
Ua .uund = ltsndkercniei III one Oh
., -. Ill. marked NunnaiIy, piece OF
......a which the names o! q. W. tMoo-
tt - Anthony L. phimon. Hawks Nest,
u =, v.-,w5ittyn, and card with some
.'n..,,.5,iic yeucl-mafSS upon II.
.... .i,,5..,. IN whose room the man died,
.,:',r,,r J., met her on Saturday night in
.,',.,: ..t,nyncod. and upon the statement
.t.,.q. LEX she was induced TO take
!'', 49,, ,,,,;yr room. She did not, however,
1.''.,y 49," information of his sickness until
.~,.v morning. She also states that she
:,,,.,rri away rom her home both Satur-
-, 1ni ,andiy night; that she knows no.
,,tr',,r ,ae uau, who he is, or here he IS
f.om. .,,o roo,, o,d s,,,
49,; :, heIonc to Mary Jones, was en-
a!o,r',i, md in il was found letter from the
ii"rI', Ne>. from = person signing himself
r.,.a, whom she SAYS is her brother. she
..-, I,a,vor denied all knowledge of any
one living Al iha, place.
<o MARX, of violence were found upon the
,ojy Of the man. hut Or. Taylor will hold
; -, .g,or,.m examination and subsequently
al nGue>: over the remains, "alch nave
L,,.Y removed 70 the city morgue. where the
yoyaucr will dcain the body for the purpose
Il Identification.
Ala la;c hour last night the body of the
deceased WAS identified by n colored barber
ri his civ as that Of Charles Bowen, who
came here after the war with the Federal
a-inv. The coroner will hold an inquest to-
DIV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

POLICE COURT, ,MoSDAY-Justice While
Fines were imposed as follows:
Mary Nelson, for an assault upon Mary
Smith, $3.50.
James Jones S5, for an assault upon Mary
LoterZo.
William Farrar $40, for assault upon Ad-
Olson Lewis and Lucinda Richardson.
Henrietta Banks 81, for an assault upon
Mary Brown.
Tie following were sent to jail:
Fleming Randolph, a Vagrant, for thirty
days.
Henry johnson, for petty theft, for ten
days.
Mary Smith, for an assault on Mary Mel
son, for thirty days.
Thaddeus Warren, for an assault upon B.
S. Perry, for thirty days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, at No. OF LiE-
den Row, Franklin street, household furniture,
carpets, parlor organ, &C.
COOK 6 LAUGHToN, II A. NJ, for Dir. a. ;.
Slime, corner of Fifth and Broad streets, silver
plated show cases, meerschaum pipes and cigar
holders, cigars, chewing ard smoking-topacco,
store fixtures, &c.
JAMES 81. TAYLOR, Az 2. NJ, two framed tene-
ments ut the southeast corGer Of Broad and Fifth
streets, to be removed.
". r. ROBINS, a P. VI, brick dwelling and other
improvements on Ninth street between VI
and n.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. IL A., at Stearns's Old DIS
tillery, at Rockets. three return. hue boilers.
z, P. CREGsHAW, 10Y a. d., household and
kitchen furniture.
COOK & LAUGHToS, at their rooms at 10
An, wax.fruit and confectionery wagon FUR
nIture, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

\ New DEPARTuRE.-Senator Smith, of
Nelson, is the patron Of bill (now before
>,nate colnmlttct) which provides that the
r"A and personal property of any female
Who Eray hereafter marry, and which she
may o"n at the time Of marriage, shall not
h" liable for the debts contracted by her hus-
band before marriage. Also that an action
may be maintained against them jointly for
4 debt contracted By the wife before mar
riasr but thc execution Of any judgment or
decree in such action shall only bind the pro-
Irrty OF the wife held at the time Of her
marriage.
This law has been the law in some coun-
TRES on The continent for many years, but is
entirely new in Virginia, and, indeed, i'll the
United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

DoIXGs OF TIE GRAND jury Yesterday
Tie grand jury Of the Hastings Court, COM
posed Of the following gentlemen, met yes
terlay: George i. Crutchtield, Sr, fore
man; Joseph III. Rowe, Henry Miller,
Charles Il. Whitlock, George Watt, Sr., Eli
jeh Baker, Hiram II. Smith, George /. Her
ring. and E. II. Chanbcrlayne.
The grand jury found the following true
bills, and adjourned until Thursday: Will
liam E. Chambers, misdcmeauor; John H.
Davis, felony for assaulins Claiborne Smith !;
George B. Bull, felony for assaulting Albert
Davis; Waite. +. Adams, felony for forging
the name of Charles Il. Snodgrass; James f.
Ferrctcr. felony foT 4 malicious assault upon
Thomas Murphy; William Washington, telo-
ny for assauIting and stabbing John Will
liana.
William johnson alias William Delaware,
felony, not true bill, for breaking and en-
te-inc. &c.
William q. Scott (negro), felony for break
ing and entering house Of Laura Jones, not
Il true bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

PETITIONS IN BANKRUPrcY.-The following
voluntary petitions in bankruptcy were flied
In the clerks office Of the United States Dis
trict Court during the last month: Asher T.
w. Waliop, OF Aecomac; George s. Feursf,
I'd. Buchanan, John 0. Chiles, George A.
Beanton, James W. Breckenridge, W. p.
Cullen, Tobias A. Eacho, B. FL. Woodson,
Alfred Anderson, and Francis B. Anderson,
of Henrico county; William Tabb and vii.
liam M. Elmore, of Essex county.
Petitions of involuntary bankruptcy have
been filed against Rock Antoni. of Fauquier
Feurst u Manly. of Richmond; and Joseph
Y. H. Nash, of Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

Horace EESABLE's SENTENCE CoNMrTED.-
Governor krmErr Yesterday commuted the
sentence 0. Horace Ncnable from murder in
Il" first degree TO imprisonment in the peni-
t"ntiary for eighteen years. Ncnable, 1t will
l.. remembered, WAS found guilty in the
liE,iing, Court OF this city Of the murder OF
Mary Holmes. a muIat,o girl, 10y throwing
lcr Into one Of The cana-loCkS about the 2lst
cf May Ia>,. and sentenced to be hung on
Friday the t.h Instant.
The Goycruor commuted his sentence be-
cause While the prisoner, whose intellect is
,E.rn.ry weak, is guilty Of crime, it is not
hcIioHcJ that he has committed wiful, de-
h'-Iat'. and premeGitat"d murder; and evil
d"ncc now before the Executive, which was
no. heard al the trial OF the case, reduces the
vilrncr 10 the grade Of murder in the second
degree. tcmency was asked by many petit
;!,ncrs. including the attorney for the Com
lApn"callh. who conducted the prosecution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

Real ESTATE sALEs.-The following sales
of real estate were made by j. Thompson
Brown during the month Of February:
Three brick houses on west Main street for
s10. 500: two brick houses on west Cary
street for S7,20o.; twenty.foot lot on Fourth
and Main streets for $1,000 cash brick
house on Marshall street for $4,000; two
brick houses on west Cary street for $1,000
cash: two lots on Leigh and Foushee streets,
81 feet each, for $1,2s4S7; brick house
on west Main street for % 1900; q brick house
on Third and Canal streets for $4,000. To
tai, S34,S3437.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

"ELFTH STREET CLEANED.-It is astonisl-
i'S "hat elect Il little water will have upon
" u!i'y street. This was very clearly DEMON
>t"'c0 10 the case of Twelfth street yestcr-
u.,' captain Wilkinson, by direction of the
~, i-hS'heeF, pat the chain-gang to work
'1Ht!h3 up lhc mud and dirt on the side
N',hs ana IN The street between Franklin
aAC Bank. In short time about two.tbirds
"' The NTH and trash mad been removed from
'he front of the new hotel bu. it i 70 he
GREETED that the operations of the chain
s"hs did not extend further down IN the d.
-"r:i"u of Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

HENRIco COUNTY Court, MoNDAY-Judge
E. C.. Minor.-The criminal docket was dis
posed Of in the Henrico County ConFtges-
terday, the following cases being tried: Ro-
bert Bridgewater, assault, fined one cent
and costs; Andrew johnson and Rebecca
Morris, misdemeanor, fined costs and dis
charged w. 81. jefferson, assault, sent to
iail for four months and fined $40; Stepney
Bailey. assault, sent to for Jail six months
and fined $50.
Information was filed against H. Hollings.
land Of B. F. Humphreys and George H.
Tompki1s.
Court adjourned until tomorrow. The
civil docket will he called Thursday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

CUMBERLAND GAP RA1LRoAD.-The House
Committe on Roads met last night in the
hall of the House of Delegates and heard
Mr.. Pridemore's address on the resolution
in relation to the commencement and COM
pletion of the Cumberland Cap railroad.
Mr. Pridemore will probably conclude his
speech tonight, when the committee Will
again be in session.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

A DIAMOND RISG STOLEN AND RECOVERED.
On Friday Mr. j. C. Southall lost valuable
diamond ring at the Ballard and Exchange
Hotel valued at $500, which he supposed
was stolen. Yesterday Mr.. w. f. Knox,
chief of detectives of this city, arrested one
of the negro walters named Henry Hender-
son, who is charged with the theft. The
ring was recovered by Mr. Knox from an-
other person, who said Henderson had given
it to him. The case will probably come up
in the Police Court this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

PERsoEAL.-Goyernor Fenton and family,
OF New jersey, spent the Sabbath in the
city and returned to Washington yesterday.
A number of distinguished public men
and representatives Of several railroads ar
rived in the city on Sunday in special car,
and remained over until yesterday, and then
proceeded south. Among them were Hon.
MIR. Perry, of Cincinnati, and 3Iessrs. Harts-
horne, Bishop, and others, of New York.
r. S. Gregory, Esq; of the Petersburg
Lndee-Appeai, was in the city yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

TRANSFER Observation-Disclosures to rail-
road companies steamship companies, banks, mer-
chants manufacturers, and others. They are en-
during and chanseless, and win copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period Of time. Having just
received fresh SUPPLY Of these Inks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
prfraS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

ALE FOR FAMILY UsE-ENGLISH ALE CREAM
ALE. AND PoRTER.-To supply demand from his
many countlymcn here, HENRY BOWLER has now
an ale that he fatters himself will fairly compete
with their home beverage both in flavor and quality,
and with his universally-approyed "crcam ale" and
porter will enable him 10 please the paates Of all.
Orders to Spring Park Brewery promptly filed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

CRY CENTRAL CoHM1TTRE.--At meeting
of the City Central Conservative Committee
held last night at headquarters it was de-
cided to hold ward meetings in the city on
the 18th of March for the purpose of elect
ing @ new City Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

ACCIDENT TO Pubic OrFIcER.-1ester-
Gsy morning the venerable Adjutani-Gene'
raj Richardson, while on the way TO bis
oli,c, fell at the corner Of Sixth and Grace
streets, and received some painful bruises
that will probably dctain him from his oth'
cial duties for several days. Had his fall not
been broken by gentleman who caught
him, It might have been more serious. The
General was placed in a carriage aud taken
back - his home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

ANNUAL CoMMESCEMENT.-Ine annual
commencement of the Medical College OF
Virginia-Ja B. McCaw, NJ. u, dean
VIII take place at Assembly Hall tins evening
at 8 O'Clock. The address will be delivered
by J. L. NJ. Curry, d. D., LlkD Commit
tee Of Reception: c. W. 1eans, koeeIt
Whiting, j. N. Vest, F. Nj. Cary, Charles s.
Britain, W, T. Crutchfeld.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

CURES ALL KINDS OF CATARRH.-So successful
has DR.. PIERCE's Golden Medical Discovery
proven, as constitutional treatment for catarrh,
when coupled with the use OF DIR. SAGE'S Catarrh
Remedy applied locally by the use Of DR.. PrERCE's
Nasal Douche (the only method OF reaching the
upper and back cavities OF the head that the pro-
prietor of these medicines has long offered stand
ing reward Of $500 for case Of catarrh which he
cannot cure. The two medicines, with instrument,
for 50, by druggists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

ALARM or FlEE.-An alarm Of Tire was
turned in from box No. 81, corner Of Four
-1ntl aud Main streets. about o'clock sun
d,y, which WAS caused hy smoke escaping
lrGu the doors and windows OF the old Me-
,sapoi,au Hall. Upon entering smoke was
IA H. seen. but no fire. II was found to pro-
c-..d from fire III the basement, which was
Transmitted into the ball by means OF dam
LII ffiIn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

SHOULD YOU NEED HAaBURG Epe1scs AND
insertngs call at LEVY BROTHERS, and look at
their stock. They show all qualities and styles, and
sell them from twenty-five TO fifty per cent below
regular prices. 1t Will pay you to take look al.
these goods
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

.oaNITTGE REponT.-At a regular meeting
VI '.!c supply Committee for the Relief OF
=: ~ looF, held last evening, r. w. Brooke,
T. -" IN Tie chair, the following report from
u! cplnmi>sary Was received
y" "Ate falnilicS relieved PCS S73 1908
No cord families relieved ll2 $40 457
NuEbtr loads wood distributed, 73; num-
Nrr loads coal distributed, 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-03

nMGH7s OF TEhrERAScE.-Ivanhoe Lodge
sI nhsn;S ,n Oh oi temperance, has been organized
anu the io!ioMipg officers chosen: W. 4. 6.
'"nTad, worthy knight; j. S. Gibson first
hnSAl ;; +. A. Rudd, second knight: ". +.
i'nskc!i, knight OF honor; w. d. BevelI
"ssistant knight Of honor; w. II, Marshall
Iu,cofdeF: ~. NJ. 5. Conrad, assistant rccorder
". j. beyeil, herald; A. l.. Knowles, second
A'laiu +. Mcdonald, inside guardian
il-.ms p'''1 liankins, outside guardian E. W.
@Hgland, instructor. :" ;
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STEALING OUR THUNDER,

People should beware Of those impostors who
copy DR.. PIERCE's original style of advertising
by Offering various sized rewards for cases of ca
tarrh and other diseases which they cannot cure
Those who do not possess sufficient intelligence 10
write all original advertisement are not likely to
have made great and valuable discoveries In medi.
Giro y -,
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TRANSFER PRINTING-IHKs for copying letter.
headings, statements, way-bils. SC. Can be copied
In the ordinary eter-press book. Send your orders
for printing in these inks, and for all other descrlp-