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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-30
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD DISCHARGES.

Omcfal Correspondence i'm Regard to tho
Wholesale Dischargcs-The Matter OF
Re-emp lOymeut Rests with Congress.
Alderman w. Richardson repaired to Washing
ton on Wednesday in order to urge upon the men,
bers OF Congress from Kings county the necessity
Tor the unemployment OF the 1000 men VINO have
recently oeen discharged from the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. The subjoined correspondence upon the
subject Will he read with interest by the unem-
WASHINGTON d. c.. Jan. 20, 1874
have come to WASHINGTON to it is not possible to
stop the whoesaie DISCHARGES Of men IRON ma cur s ~
the public interest win permit 70 secnre the rs
% ask hy q e p I
rotary Of the Navy. Very truly years srcu.Rnsox
To Hons Pn,l,r s. CRooxr and STEWART L. wooo-
FORD House of Representatives,
HousR or REPRESENTATIVES,,
WARRINGTON. d. O.. Jan. % 1874
Alderman WILLIAM RICHARDSON ,...,.. r...
GsA SALINE hat % he 70 request q rosxyn
70 a See MEN rsm not o pc SsNs
Yard at this incemeni season Of the year. and also
far a. G%Sf os wno
and rs
the Navy would state =
relief OF unemployed mechanics ana workngmcn in
Of with the the
arrival He replied 70 us and authorized say that
are occasoned entirely by the exhaustion OF hs appro
priatIons.
We ought also to remind you that during the discussion
of the Naval Deficiency and Appropriation bills tho
House of representatives early this session II
distinctly avowed by leading democratic members that
any expenditure beyond the appropriations would be tho
subject OF attempted impeachni ~. a.ll
strictly the secretary OF the Navy has discretion
power TO employ workmen On advance OF and beyond
the appropriations to therefor and such employment
was only Justified during November and December by
the national necessity growing out OF the Cuban dim
Guilty. While these references to the discussions OF the
House and the action OF the secretary during the
winter were not made by him In Interview still
recall them to your attention rs matter of justice
the administration and the secretary.
Deeply sympahzing in all practical efforts for the
het OF the industrious remain very truly yours
PHILIP s. CROOkE,
STEWART l.. WOODFORD
President Grant was also appealed to In the mat
ter and said that no more men can DO employed
until the funds are provided by Congress-
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BROOKLYN PARK BONDS.

Ono Hundred and Seventy-ive Thou
snnd Dollars Worth Alleged no He
Outstanding and UnrocOrded Ina the
Comptroller's Once.
TIE once OF the Comptroller OF Brooklyn has O
hate been the subject of much attention Of an una
vorabie nature by reason Of the robbery OF honda
by the abscondfng clerk, Rudolph Kessler. aud the
agitation of the AFFAIR by the press. It is now
serted that discovery has been made in the office
OF Comptroller Schroeder. which shows that there
was no record of over $l75,OO0 worth OF Park
bonds, issued during Comptroller lohnson's term
are outstanding and will have to be paid at matu-
rity, however. The disposition OF these bonds
cannot be ascertained, as Mr.. Johnson on his re-
tirement took his receipt and other books with
him. The Common Council Committee on Eipance
will look into the matter at an early day.
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Wheat ~ was dull and lower. closing at about 81 81
about ;is'St s. y Su e ii; es: r.
Sss sss'sfs sps snsrsSsd
Is " ssS;ssn1 Ss yesx
bushels xf for sSsd ss% sslss Sa &c.
,SE Sss and s'Sy
at prices 9r Wn b s aies root up about %
active but firm Quoted At from 81 % to 81 10 Tor State
rnsicars I'm the line q berth reghs very little has
s0ds ss %ers
Ds n soW % scarcity Of S"s
although tending somewhat in the shippers 10.
fa Dossss
y ss? Ia ss ses aos
& Of Lard :.
srsn g at s. Cd ana % @
Ssss ss ssaasS
saa Tsss esens
sSs
ISLANDS Is S0o bps Of New Orleans We quote Cuba
ssss s:si,1 Sass sisysS q: s;sp A.
Il fSs9 tss so s ss io
An s
& a and
ali s5adss at sass 81 q
strained was placed on not made pubic Tar n met
e ss sH SIS. %sanasGa
Fs1scssSs.1nc market fSr refined ~. ,qulet and
Ss sss:s, 81 IN
hsarS Of sales go bp Of HIGH s ron rat half
q mas %areh
!. Sk s qe ..4S
sales made Of 100 bills spet' u s.e and .! ooS
s sS ss 4 S IN
sn 1 o @s ar rom Cases w o Ss
reported on private terms Nsphtha was nomina civ
quotations were as ioliows;-0l City 81 50 81 size
o i y q d tx
for
Of S T Sss
AGES cut meats % a7si DO lard SS Dbl. and erees and
y. ssis. NY heard Gf lS bis: SPOT
On AD1 at @ o. Ola Of m!s r%s
Bacon ne, wit, with ana
ats1c spot $50 boxes short clear. spot at sc
February delivery At sssc. Beef continued quiet but
81 10 psckasss plassd Jobbns waS At issrss
s. $ll for plain mess bbls; first and second grades
tierces, $25 $26 for India do and 32s SO 80
steady at s24 $2i 80 for SOUTHERN and $50 sas for
Western; sales 81 bills Cut meats-There has been
fair demand from stores e full prices but oherwse the
hams 10 lbs Il IL lbs average it lie 40 iHsc 5U
Ish lbs AVERAGE at i9c ieS terGss Of picked hams
lies 10 lbs average at los 80 boxes Of do; II lbs
was rather armer but closed weak We heard Of sales
february at 81; go DO, tor do, at lllsc go 40,
to the extent OF 49, uerces q prime at gc Dressed
city and &c. Issc. Tor Western.
RICE-1h he market continued quiet but firm for both
domestic and foreign The sales in jobbing way foot
Patna at 7Aca 7sxc: and lU bags OF Rangoon 7ic.
re per lb also 5O bags OF Rangoon to arrive 5sc.,
gold.
sUeAR-Thcre has been comparatively little doing to-
in raw sugar yet the market quoted firm the
basis OF INC &c for fair to good refining We heard
sales Of 4 hhds OF Cuba In to-day but sold previous
arrval ON private terms; 40 boxes of centrifugal at
&c, and lao boxes Of cayed at sac. Refined was un
altered In price and in moderate request Mcssrs Wait
Creighton Morrison In their circular Of this date
up as folows:-
IL H.yrJ,
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THE DIRECTORS OF ERIE.
England to Have = Chance ut . New
$4,000, 900 Negotiation.

SIS, 200, 900 Negotiation
meeting OF the Erie directors was. held yester-
day morning at the ofhces of the company, Twenty
third street and Eighth avenue, ab which were
present Mr.. Robinson, acting President; General
Barlow and Messrs. Brown, Baltzer. Hotchkiss.
Johnson Lansing, Parker. RamsdeiL Schuchards
and Babcock.
The main feature Of the meeting was the con-
sideratiOn Of the advice OF President Watson, who
has been in England for the past few months TO
cOnsummate the negotiation Of $4,000 600 OF the,
cOmpany's bonds This matter was considered
and the Presidents advice was unanimously aoc
cepted, so that Erie to the further amount above
named will probably pass into English control.
number OF new iron bridges were ordered 70
be built along the road The other business dose
was merely OF q routine. character.
proposed freight arrangement, to tnclude the
Erie Pennsylvania Central New York Central and
Hudson River companies, was discussed aud.
ceved with general favor
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OLEws, HABIOHT & 90.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20, 1874.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
My attention has been called to an article In tho
HERALD OF this date concerning Messrs. Ciews.
Habicht 4 Co., Of London, which does injustice to
them. The government has not lost and will not
lose dollar from the erects Of the panic oy either
my own firm or that in London. Both firms pay In
full all liabilities, and have resumed business on
that basis.
am induced to call your attention TO this SUB
iect as 1 ieel satisfied that at your hands justice
VIII be done. Very truly yours.
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BRITISH EXPORTS.

Failing on In the Figures OF 1873 "a
Compared with Those OF 1874.
WAsHINGTOE, Jan. 30 1874.
Monthly Report Of the Bureau OF statistics No. )
now in press, will contain detailed statement OF
the imports and exports Of Great Britain for the
year 1873. The Chief of the Bureau furnishes the
following statement, which shows a considerable
falling OF in the exports of the principal articles Of
British manufacture to the United States =
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. = HAVANA. JAN ~ 1N4
suearENo u Dutch standard 4 q ~ reals per
currency II "a premium. short sight II IS premium
on London lis a lI6 Premium on Paris ~ % pre-.
MUM. freights-TO Falmouth and Orders-L0adipg at
Havana. SIS I'd. SIS loading ut other ports the
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included in the above are u bales to arrive For a
f fSss e sssSy s sss' low %ddH the sale,
800 at I4sc 400 ut q s2c March iS5c. 100 ut
Nay 90 y :. u.s. 20 As q ~ =.
June 400 at l6'lc July I6o At IKE Total zsO bales
% to psd TO o At re-
Il 100 ]. sc, 20 At llssc SO At Il iLlsc
% Ma Rs!s psfs z. U.s. III es
sfs &C. q a 70. 8 !. & SS az 4 s 3"
e. lsq % We tp as % s .'is rs
ise iss 90 ss sss 81 ga g $
lS e 10 ,i alSc ,o May 100 Is Sise 40 a. g ssc
S y % a, '1. a5ss 4, fs.iss
asessss ss s~
ton, NoriSiE $1ss; New Yors ISL a sosson W;
& as Ss lq Ra,es S say s 70
ports were quoted n9minally - iollowsTo Havre Sv
81 .s .i 70 Be- B9e ms%0 sT ste es
By sa 10 Liverpool 7,lSd. "a by steai I'm I'd
~ marke. here has been quiet bu ruled
firm TOR AZ descriptions From tue oupors we heard Of
Sss Bags The sns 8 ss S.ss Ss
ss s1s ss'S aS S 81 o,: Sc pr%s a so s pes
s and ssys srsa lava me bags %
caibo, 261c. a2sc. Laguayra. nc 30 Jamaica, ssc
s Costa + d DSmsPso s So Ses rso s anss.
tu5a &c soa ~ ans ssyanila Ssf c Curacao DC
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Reee ipts-Foar. ID la5 bills wheat
bSss as q Sarss HS 1"a
6450 do The hour market dun and heavy aud ship
sadns ali kinds foot up about $500 SSis at prices Within
the range Of the snsoined quoatIons Buckwheat four
s. IS SIS per 100 lbs in moderate re.
quest and arm Sales $50 bbiA, including all kinds
day two 1000 bbls OF Brandywine at 81 10 We quote
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKETS AND EXCHANGE.

PROVIDENCE. n. l., Jan. % 1874
Printing cloths in quiet, regular demand SIC &C.
days, for best standard and extra 81 squares
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"a. 45l 1854 2o9,792 1874
l0,S25 1880 l20,l2 1862
1926 l,2i 4ly,gi2 3,l76
rs, III N,l98 2U, U3 1910
so.los 1896 2le,sos i,les
1900 45,l25 l06,3N II
1894 H,V7 1882 LBS

24.273 3S,lO3 331.226 1.O79
inferior to common, &c. a
TIC. ; good to prime, &c. a
&c. q SIC. prime to choice,
and boxes Nos. 8 to Is, SIC.
'xes, 61hc. q INC. melado,
les, Dutch standard, Nos. I
z, &c. a SIC; do, Is to is,
o loo. do, 10 to 10, l0lSc. q
Porto Rico--Refining, com
'ocery, fair to choice, SIC. a
. Nos. . to II, CSC. a Sc.
to II she. a SIC. Manila
Q. a TIC. y
nd in the absence OF sales,
the same. ,..lt
| to the extent Of ll5.000 lbs.
ng TO quality.
>. The market was steady
70 heard OF sales Of 30O bbl&,
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$4,000 n G 6's, special
tax. third class b c

$4,000 n c 6's, special
tax. third class b c
5000 Erie 4th m. -.
aU00 Cen Pac gid BIDS.
1000 I'm Pac los inc.
$1,000 do.
l0N st l. Il l NJ LIST. -.
1000 do. 9
40OJ Ca south lst m.
zUO0 C&NWc c s BIS. :.
5DO) Bell 4 So III LIST IN
5000 CT West LIST m, '8
l0UO Lake Shore q BIDS
10 shs Blk State n Y.
l6 Merch Elk Bank.
. Blk North Am -.
20V American DIS Tel.
200 Md Coal Co. :. b Z
200 Con Coal Of Md BIC
100 Quick Min pr. b C
2OO Erie RI. c
Inn do
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forward delivery Frcights quiet with rates
essentially unchanged Petroleum met with iair de-
mand at steady prices Naval stores dull and fosn
nominsly easier.
CoroN on the spot ruled moderately active without
essential change in values For future delivery the
market was weak at the opening at about Yesterdays
closing prioes but subsequently,. consequent upon
demand TO- cover short sales reaction took place re-
suitn8 III an advance Of &c under considerable excite
nent At tie close the market continued ieverish with.
however, more disposition to sell We quote =
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
These were dull and steady. We note sales OF
new Tennessee skies, ex coupon, at e3k; North
Carolina skies, special tax, third class, at IL a
1lH; Arkansas sevens, Little Rock. Pine Blur and
New Orleans at 10; Arkansas sevens, Central Rail-
road, at II. Beyond these quotations little was
done. The following are the late bids
Missouri skies, Hannibal and st. Joseph issue,
olK; Tennessee SKIES, old, 81; do do, ex coupon,
62x; do, new, 81; do, do, ex coupon 63H;
do. do, new series, 62x; Virginia skies, con-
solidated, 80; Virginia skies, deferred IL; Geor-
ga sevens, new, S4 do do, endorsed, u; do,
do, gold bids, 90; North Carolina skies, old,
January and July, 291s; do. do, April and Octo-
Der 2sk; DO do North Carolina Railroad, jan
uary ana July, So; do. do. do, April and
October, 81 DO. do, do, on January and July, 25h
do do oo., on April and October, 24k North Caro-
Tina, Funding act, 1866, %; North Carolina, new,
January and July Is; do. special tax, class 1,
10; do. do, class 2. To-; South Carolina Sizes Is
Arkansas skies, Funding act 80; d. sevens, Little
Rock and Fort Smith issue, 20; do, do, Memphis
and Hitchcock, 20; do, do. Little Rock Pine Bluff
and New Orleans, 10; do. do, Mississippi, ohio
and Red River, 10; do. do, Arkansas Central Rail-
road, 10; Texas tens, 1870, 49,
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Late cable advlces indicate that very much the
CANA 0oudition Of Affairs exists abroad that u rs-
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lOsl6 and 1880 A. n.
\ l06n Us $40. r, o.. !l7s<
y 1000 Us SO, Q, ~. ..S 117X
Y iU00 Us 80, 9. '60. b Q il8
Y 5000 Us 5's, lO-afl o.. II4z
Y lWo v 3 o., cur. ll6
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Stock tascertained by actual
TOtul3. ..........-. .......
Sales since January l. ......
Stock this day. January 20,


1913. $3.50.
Comparing with stock Feb
ruary |, 1873 ................
Comparing with stock Feb
ruary !, 1872. ...............,
Comparing with stock Feb
ruary l. lS7l...-.............
We quote :--Cuba-Refipinp
TIC. fair to good fair, 7sxc. a
Sic. +; grocery, fair to good,
Sac. q SIC. centrifugal. hhds
q &c.; molasses, hhds. and b
&C. q SIC. Cuba clayed--Bo
to Q, 7c. a 7s<c.; do, 10 to
$40. a 91Ac. do, ID to Is, 91tc
10xc. whitA, 9sxc. a lO3lc.
mon to prime. TIC. q SIC. y; q
r.. Brazii-Dutch STANDARD
Java-Dutch standard, Nos. 1
Superior and extra superior.
SrKAn1rx continued dull. a
prices were quoted NOMINAL
TALLOw WAS steady and sol
Mt from TIC. to TIC, Accord
WHISKY. Receipts, 78i bb
and the demand moderate.
all At H.
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NCIAL.

A REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies. Mortgages and
other Securities. Insurance of all kinds effected with
best companies. J. j. HABRlCH CO., III Broadway.
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nEMPERANCE sOCIETY.

every Tuesday evening at o'clock at new
Masonic hall. Gayoso Block. Main street.
John W. Graham. D. WIN. I: Bun Z: Price,
W. c. T.; F. NJ. Haley, W v; T.; ALI. II.
White. W. r.; j. II. Shepard. W. +. K.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-10-05

Apropos Of royal visitors, it is said
that the visit of the lovely Empress Of
Austria to the Isle Of Wight, was caused
by other reasons than those Of consider
alton for her health, and that those
reasons we're Of the same nature as those
that once impelled the Empress Eugene
when, in the plentitude Of her prosperity
and power, to undertake a hurried visit
TO Scotland. The name Of the Empress
Eugenie's "reason" was the Countess
Castiglione but the identity Of the mo-
tive Of the Empress Elizabeth has not
yet transpired. Gossip also AYERS that
the Emperor Of Austria telegraphed to
his fair spouse az the Isle Of Wight that
he was coming to join her, whereupon
the lady instantly packed up her things
and set of Tor LonuJn, where she re-
NAMED for some time. sightseeing and
shopping in good feminine fashion, and
the Emperor contented himself with pay
ing a visit to Munich, and with then re-
turning TO Vienna. Il is a well known
fact that, Notwithstanding the charms
both of mind and person Of the Empress
Elizabeth, the imperial mensge. is any
thing but happy one.
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HEAsOEIC DIRECTORY.
~

LODGES wv
SouTH MENPHIs, No 11s-meets 81 Friday
In each month-at Odd Fellows Hall. W.
NJ. Brooks, W NJ: A. j. Wheeler, Secretary.
ANeEROSA, No. 16s-meets lst Monday II
.very month, at Odd Fnllows' Hall, corneI
Court and Main. John Gordon, w. M; q.
Richmond. Secretary.
LEILA ScoTT. No. 239-neets LIST Thursday
Of each month--at Odd Fellows Hall. VIM.
Frank, W, NJ; A. S. Myers, secretary.
DESoFo, No. 2g9-meets Sd friday OF each
month Odd Fellows' Hall. Bun. F. Price,
W. NJ; R. w. Shelton, Secretary.
Krr,vrNyrye, no A1-meets 4th Friday OF
each month-at Odd Fellows Hall. Richard
Creighton, W. M; Jas. S. Carpenter. Secre-
tary.
ROYAL ARCH.
Pyvv CHAPTER, No. 22-mests I'd Monday Of
each month-at Masonic Hall. in Gayoso
Block. A. ]. Wheeler, NJ. Z. II. p; j. j.
Weller. Secretary.
sonic Hall, in Gay0so Block. 3D. Monday Of
each month. ". 5. Matthews, NJ. x. II. p. /;
r.. W. Shelton, Secretary.
r. AsDs.M.
EuREKA coUEoIL, No. 6-meets Sd Thurs
lay Of each month-at Masonic Hall, in Gay
oso Block. G.. Reder, Tn. ILL.,; @. II. Myers,
Rec.
TENPLARs.
CYRETE CoNNAEDERY. No. meets eth Mon
iay Of each month. ]. N. Pettigrew. E. G.
CILTIRY CHiPTER OF ROSE CRoIx, 18th, No.
[. Charles W. Adams, 32d, NJ. w.; Il.
Tomlinson. Sd, Sec.'.
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Paris letter ofsept 9TH to N. Y. Tribune.l
The blind King of Hanover has re-
turned to Paris to have another look at
the art treasures Of the city, for, al
though an indeiatigable sightseer when
with us year ago, he could not get
through all there was to be seen. This
may seem an odd way of speaking of a
blind man, but there is not much exag-
geration about it.
King George sees with the eyes Of his
daughter, who has faculty possessed by
few. With her father upon her arm, she
enters museum or any public place,
and begins a conversation in low, run
ming voice, giving in few words gen
erai idea Of the room and Of the people
in it. then going into details as they go
on. The King enters like a man with
good eyes, and. when on his daughter s
arm, never fails TO return the salutes ad-
dressed TO him from whatever direction
they NAV come. It is evident, there
fore, that there is some system Of
telegraphy known to the two, and from
long habit the King has become so ex-
pert that he rarely makes a mistake. At
a soiree be is led up to the host or host
ess, bows at the right moment, and goes
through the ceremony with all the ease
Of a man who can see. he even pays
most unexpected compliments, when the
daughter, without saying a word, tele-
graphs that a lady is young and beauti-
full; and when surprise is expressed,
King George CALAMITY replies that be
sees with his soul.
When l saw him at the Louvre ] longed
for an opportunity to hear what the
Princess said as they went from picture
to picture, the King looking intently
upon the wall, but could hear nothing
but low hum too indistinct 10 be com
pretended by ears less attentive than
those Of her father. Her language can
not be understood BY others, even when
not spoken with the usual rapidity. IL
is very touching 10 see the love and de-
yotion OF this young Princess.
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Attachment Notice.

In the First Circuit Court of Shelby county
Tennessoe--2446 A. D., L. B. Kirkland vs.
Enoch Taylor.
IN THIS CAUSE AN Alta HMENT HAV
i ing been sued out under cection 1856 of tn,
Code of Tennessee and returned into court
I levied by punishment served on j. NJ. Car
yer. and affidavit having been made that tn,
defendantis justly indebted to plaintiff in tn,
sum of s25l Is by note, 18th of November
1873. and due four months from date with ter
per cent. interest from Juno %, 1874, and thai
the defendant is n nonresident of the StatS
OF Tennessee; it is therefore ordered that he
the defendant, make his personal appearance
herein, before the Judge of the First Circuit
Court of Shelby county, at the courthouse in
the city of Memphis. on the third Monday id
January next and defend said attachment
suit within the time prescribed by law, or thu
same will be proceeded with ex-parte; and
that copy Of this order be published once
week for four consecutive weeks, in the Publ
lie Ledger.
This 9th day of September, 1874.
A true copy-Attest
B. F. COLEMAN, Clerk.
JARNGAN & FRAYsER, Attorneys for plainI
tiff. 3d. 1885 Al
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Attachment Notice.

Duffy, Carey & Co. ! Before P. M. Winters
VS.. Justice of the Peace 20
Hugh Burns. Shelby county, Tenn.
TNTHE ABOVE MENTIONED SUIT AFFI
j. davit for attachment having been made un
attachment having been issued and levied bl
the proper officer etc.. and that defendant i
q non res dent of the State of Tennessee;
is therefore ordered that the said defendant
make his appearance before me at my oficd
Tenn, on Saturday, October 81. at II o'clocl
M. and defend this suit, OF the same will b
proceeded with ex parte. and that copy d
this order be published once week for foul
consecutive, weeks in the Public Ledgerl
This I'd of October, 1874.
2s-Si.4O. As P. M. WINTERS. J. p.
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KNIGHTS OF PXTBIAs.

TESEEssEE LODGE No. 5-Meets ~
every " ednesday night at go Second
street, Vincent Block, opposite Court Square.
p. j. Moran, G. c.; G.. W. L. Crook. Y. @. (;
man NJ. Of f.; A. Hum, NJ. Of E.. c. Gross.
p; G. E. Mclean, P. G.
CGUR DE LION LODGE No. 1s-Meets every
Monday night at go Second street, Vincent
Block, opposite Court Square. J. W. Ander-
SON, G. c.; j, J. Ross. v. c.; @. A. Burr, N.
E.:B. Fl. Coleman, NJ. F.; D. G. Reahard, X.
R. s.; F. NJ. Haley. p. C.; j. @. Walston. 2.
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r 0. o. +. DIRECTORY.
Odd Fellowsl:HaII. corner Main and North
Court streets.

Odd FeIlows9Hal. corner Main and North
Court streets.
MFMpHIs LaOeK. No. 6-meets every Tues
day. Wm. W. Humphreys. n. CT Z. o.
Milton. V. g.; LIS. Burr, Secretary; Z. f..
CgioKAsAw LoDeE. No. S-meets every Mon
day night. Ben Freiberg, II. g.; X. b.
Jones, v. g.; r. D. Frayser. R. S.; Thomas
Bacon, P. s.: John Holt, Treasurer.
SCHILLER Lopez, No. l40-meets every w ed
oesdav night. j. G. Schmidt. n. g.; Henry
schillinR, V. O.: Chas. Borner, Secretary (;
Henry Harder, Treasurer.
BASEFR LoDGE, No. l47-neets every Friday
aight. j. 7. Lees, N. g.; ]. J. Ross, Y; g.;
]. II. Shepherd, P. and R. s.; j. s. wilkins,
Treasurer.
KNoANPgEETs.
G1Yoso EEclNPMEST. No. 3-meets on the
lst and Sd Thursday nights Of each month.
Dan'l Shloss. @. p. Charles NJ. Carroll. Il.
P. John I. Graf; s; W.; John A. Holt, I. f;
Frank Underwood, ]. W.
MEMPHIS EEoAMPHEST, No. Se-meets I'd and
eth Thursday nights Of each month. Y.
Gross, c, p; Thos. L. Risk, IL. P; Joe
Nutzall. s. W.; 7. S. Bingham, Treasurer;
VIM. NJ. Homan. J. W.; G.W.smith. Scribe.
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I12 memphis Ohio p. R. ! SD
l1.00l 1901 Twice Daily. $50 2.l5
memphis 4 Charleston
9.S0ll2 r. R.-Daily. IL 90 ll.55
Mississippi & Tennes-l
u.45 see r. R.-Daily. 2.3
Memphis h Little Rock
liz r. R.-DGily. 800
(Miss. river TO Helena K
8 sol Friar's P't-daily. 8
buTF(tri-weeklyll
sol Mon, Thurs, Sat. s
Miss. river = st. Louig
Is SOL Nor. Thurs. Fri.
( White RiYer-Semi-
3 sol Weekly-Tues. * Sat. s
Ark river ,semi-weeklyl
8 so Tuesday and Saturday. 5
(Narion (tTi-veekly)-l
0 Mon, We'd, Fri. 10
( Cuba. Tennessee
10 weeklY-Friday. ! 10
CByhsiia&0live Branch
3sO1 -Tues. snd Fri. $50
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