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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-09
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
fe2 IS 20 nh6 '0 ~iisn " ofiesaa

Ino lily OF New Orleans vs. Sani.1e.
fiAss&n; oame W. same: came "a sams
urkRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
tna " yeans, noe Z. 40 and 7O3.-By viz.
sne nonor@Sle the Superior District Court for tSs
r on; o. Ofiean, IN the above entitled csuseS'
or s ely az ssIss e 1871 1873 and viii proceed
Aauetioneers Exchange. Royal street. h.tv sno
H H;s,sot ana Gustomhouse streets ia the Second
io.e OF this city, on WEDNESDAY NAE =
az we've o'clock NJ the following described
90 0s ssao CERTAIN LOT OF GRoUSD situated in
seven Tsun1eS h1 81 tns city in square number
n,e ana Cinton streets. desinased e lot numSer
s' TVn oE eighty nine feet in depth. -'''s'
$3.50 ryH!fOHS OF GROUHD. eitu a4ad in thu
bundr Dsict OF thi. city in square number one
;tai and seven. bounded By Bsrracks. Hos.
l' -. 1ufgundy and Rampant streets deeteuatSd
t Isst1cSs street. by one hundred and fifty.tvo
toet ot number twenty one measuring forty .eieht
i've feet in depth A~ 'u'1'J'
Seized in the above suits
Aetm1-CAsh on the spOe.
EUGENE wAGGAMAxS.
Civil Sheriff Of Tie Parish OF Orieana
jaso fel3 mis- " 0e~n''
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City Of new Orleans W. George Rulen;
n same Va same; same W. same.

On same vs. same same VI. same.
- OF OIlssns Nos. 66 1876, So 1877 and 70 Cos BY
virtue Of three writs Of fe1 fAcias to me direct
BY the honorable the Superior District Court for
the parish of Orleans, in the shove entitled causes
for city taxss Of 1871 1873 and 1874 will proceed
to sell at public auction. at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and CustomhOuse streets, in the Second
Distric: of this city, on TUESDAY, March 9, 1875
at twelve o'clock H. the following described prop
erty, TO wit 81 a-74
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District Of this city. in square number one
hundred and eighty .one bounded BY St Charles,
Julia, Camp snd st Joseph streets, designated as
lot number twenty tour, measuring thirty four
feet seven isches front on St. Charles street. by
one hundred and seventy.twO feet three inches
Seized in the above suits.
3 Terms-Cash on the spot.
~ EUGENE WAaGAMAN
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
! ~ 10 mh9
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r CLASSIFICATION.

The market oponed under the fAv0rsble in6u.
euce Of an advance Of Lied 1t liverpool, whore
the sales wese PIT down at Is 900 bales only partly
Offset BY slight falltng eff IN foreign exchange
and in futures . New York, but IL msvsnsnt
factors snd The light sapply offering ief the kinds
wanted. the salse up 70 noon hardly exceeded
1900 balea, Aftee which buyers oane forward mono
freely, end tOok 49, bales more. making . total
- noted Shove of UasA The advance established
on SATURDAY wao tally maintained, end In some
cases factors ssatise1 Sc. mere than thsv could
have prsvieualH ebtatnel Ansng the sales We
noticed geea eRatAry e llc and sffict rod ordi.
nary at Nkc. bat thsse ars outside Estss. low
aud mdoling at lS1, - ana IS lec. tbs lest nor
high style. a style q low nia61ing psEt high
cOloIed, brought l4kc. the highest I'D Tor which
on Saturday va i4kc> ve0tors werc inspaFed
with increased osnadshco by exhaustion reports
The anennt 6 shipSsaed pSs sls1rsa, gong on
board. and engaged ~ ehipment was cot down ct
the opening this m0ening NJ 49, 100 balos, en-.
hracing 47,odo fsr LIVERPOOL. u 900 ior Hsvre 1910
for spain. $500 Tor The Ecditcrrancan, 1000 for
Bremen, $500 for the north Tea and 5000 bales for
the North. which. when deducted from the stock
on hand by our running statement Saturday even
ing leaves lab 500 bales 70 represent the quantity
Orderu y
The Exehangs rspegtx SALES $500 bales, includ.
lag 1900 Saturday evening. Demand good" Its quo.
ta.i0nn uuChauUaA
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trcan Theuref vs.. Euphemie Aimee 1am,
bert, widow OF Charles Laoedoyere Huchat
KerniOn ~SAe'
EiFEH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH m
- Orleans No. 5430.-By virtue OF = writ n
seizure aud sale directed by the honors b y.
the Fifth District Court for the parish Of Or:
esns IN the above entitled cause. to ". P. Hsr.
per- ate eherin. and BY said late sheriff to ma
transferred, l will proceed to sell 1t public
auction. ct the Merchants and Auctionears; RI
change. Royal street. between Canal and Custom.
mousse streets In the Second District Of this citv
On SATuRDAY, March s. 1875, at twelve o'clock
n. tne following described property, to wit
a CkRTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with al,
tne buildings and improvements thereon. Iiahta
ways and privileges thereunto belonging or in anv
w,se appe!talnipg, situated in the Second Diatr;ct
OF this city, designated by the number Two Of
square number seventy -one. which is bounded Nv
ViaiDorne, Dumaine, Robertson and St phiiiyn
stfeets ana measuring, American measure. tvent1.
ieur feec front On claiborne street hv Al xfv thrS
rect eleven inches two lines in depth. Hetwsen
parallel ines, as per plan drawn BY 4. D'Heme.
c Cs, tnen surveyor, dated fifteenth jannarv
1898 ana deposi ted in the 0flce Of Al Ducaxei ~
tar pu1lic IN this city. Being the same nronsrsv
acquired ny the defendant herein by purchass
from A. boulevare, as per act passed. befnra Al
Gernon; notary public in this city dated fhirtiarh
'uiy 1907, and registered IN the conyevanca cfRca
VI tnis CITY book No. SO, folio 362. -o'
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cssh on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
fe2 IS 2Unh6 '0 sAAS" VI OrAeAoA
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Huntington Il Brooks W. CesrGa e.
Wolf 4 Low, Manuel Gilbert RarpiahaA

..,, -, :. . BUUENE " A6GAMAN,
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MRS. NJ. Guillemln, Wife Of John Efs~>
PATRICK, ct Al Va. George McGmeln.

.o,o, ~ EUGBNE WAGGANAN
Iez69I3 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orlsans
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Ship Lamone. Leach. from Rio JaneirO December
70. 10 Duncan, Sherman 400
German bark Auguste, Won Harten. nom Bremen
November 81. to G Seller &co
Bark Evening Star, Speich. from Bordeaux Deem
Der 10 TO master
Schooner Theresa g, Guiterez, p hours from Bra.
shear, to master
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Bteamer Amtfe Adams, for Pensacola
SaI saE S. 0st'r.s S5.oP for Liverpool
Brig Flora 0o0dale. Goodale. for Almeria
Schooner Charles Lawrence, Kemp, for Boston
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O,., q, 0OV6N6 W1004MAN,
ja3o fel3 mh3 VI 'ne slisn VI OriesnA
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EXPORTS.

LIvHRPOOL-Bark Osteraa-l475 bales cotton
ALMERfA-Brig Flora Goodale-6l, 200 slaves
CORUNA-Bark Eloisa--20O bales cotton 03OO
slaves
observation-disclosures Charles n Lawrence--829
bale0 cotton So tons old iron 9659 horns l8l $50
feet lumber 81 cases mdso =
Observation-Disclosures Amte--8OO sks corn 100
oks oats 800 bbls dour 100 half bbls -four 20 bills
pork 20 hbls whsky. 5 hhds sugar cks bacon 50
bA0a coffee and aundrioo
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The City Of New Orleans W. Mrs. Jean
F,Y. LOrbet: same W. oame.

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
fo4 13 mig
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trcan Theurer vs.. Euphemie Aimee I.nm.
bert, widow OF Charles La0ed0yere Huchet

Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orisans.
l3 - milo Aos1As'
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The City Of Now Orleans W. Emanuel or
Manuel Perrandat; same vs.. same; same va.
same: same We. same; same 70. same; same vs..
came; oame W.. same.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-19
NEW YORK

NV YoRE, February l9.-Goyer Til.
den and Mayor Wickham have had q
correspondence in relation 10 theremoyal
Of municipal officers. The Governor de.
clines TO approve or disapproye the act
Of removal by the Mayor until he has sub.
mitted to him all the proofs and docu.
ments in the case, and adds, that in case
the Mayor persists 10 denying bis (the
Governors right TO the proofs 10 his
the Mayor's) possession, he will, when
the business Of his Office permits, make
an Independent investigation.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February l9.-Delegate
elect Thomas N. Patterson, Of Colorado,
has arrived here to urge the passage, by
the Senate, Of the House bill for the ad-
mission Of Colorado as a State into the
Union.
In the Senate, the Vice President laid
before the Senate the credentials Of An.
gus Cameron. Senator from Wisconsin;
Senator Pratt presented the credentials
Of Joseph Z. Mcdonald, Senator from
Indiana, which we're read and placed on
file.
10 the House several bills, memorials,
eto.. we're introduced, the most impor
tant Of which was a bill from the Pacific
Railroad Company to amend the act
Incorporating the Texas Pacific Railroad
Company. which WAS ordered printed
and reeommitted. Dawes endeayored
70 get up a revenue bill, bnt the House
by a vote Of III TO ll5. decided to q
into a committee Of the whole on th'
private calendar, which was in regular
order.
The House Committee on the Pacific
railroad this morning agreed to report
and recommend the passage Ct the Texal
Pacific railroad bill. No change wal
made in is provisions as agreed TO b.
the subcommittee On the adoption o
the subcommittee report, the vote wa'
six against FIVE.
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The Rerreta of a IournalI.t


The Nashville correspondent Of the
Louisville Courier journal has the fol-
lowing to say Of a weILknown Tennes.
seean:
Perverse "a usual, A. J. falsifes ny
dispatch Of Monday that he would 20 10
Washington via Louisville By leaving for
that point last night from 0reeuegire.
| understand that he contemplates re.
turning here about the 18th Of March
but ! don't believe be will, az Il begins
TO look like On extra session Of Congress
will be held; and, IL Andy assumes the
Senatorial toga. you may depend be will
not shake it for O trip to Nashville or
sDy other point, nor would 1 have him
do so for aBy consideration. want TO
see A. j. in the Senate; | want 10 see il
he kept the word Of promise to the ear
10 break il 10 the hope. ! feel a kind b
family interest ia him; not that | contri-
huted 10 any considerable extent TO bis
election, 10 the contrary, the reverse;
but | sm really anxious to know IL all
my representations in reference 70 him
are 70 prove Rs g~roundless as those in
which predicted his defeat.
Notwithstanding my desire 10 see him
on the Senate floor, it is with q kind OF
sadness that i see him tear himself away.
BE has furnished me many an item since
| came here, and his smile has been ever
so enhancing when he read my kind
little notices OF him, wherein | said he
couldn't be elected, aud half intimated
that be ought not 10 be. Theu, too, be
had left me, ere ! could ask him Why he
had not answered the letter from The
Mayor Of Cincinnati extending 10 him
the hospitalitias Of that village aud nrg
ing him to accept tbem. He never an
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-19

NA9hF Ahhht ANoihAig 49, Aoigs
II will doubtless be q qualification to
the people Of West Tennessee TO learn
that the probabilities are that Governor
Porter will appoint as the board Of arbi-
traitors for the Western District, II. T.
Elicit, Of Memphis Howell L. jackson,
Of Jackson; and John T. Cathwell, Of
Trenton = three gentlemen eminently
qualified to sit IN judgment upon the
fortunes Of their fellow.citizens They
have the unanimous recommendation OF
the Supreme Court. Thus far Governor
Porter has given eminent satisfaction in
nearly all Of his appointments.
The Committee on Commerce in the
Senate this morning reported the bill
repeating the law allowing a conven.
tional rate Of interest" for rejection,
which will be c%oncprred in, and this will
end the matter.
The important matter before thu
Senate today was the bill said to have
been drafted by Judge Flippin, TO make
the fraudulent appropriation of property
under $25 a nisdemeanor," and giving
justices of tha peace, recorders ant
mayors Of citiss Aad towns exclusive
original jurisdiction over the same
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ANDREW JOHNSON NOT A DEMO
CRATIC SENATOR.

We are aware that certain newspapers
In this State are attempting TO Johnson
ize the Democratic party of Tennessee.
This never can be done, even If every
newspaper 10 the State advocate it. The
Democratic people of Tennessee know
Andrew Johnson too well and have
known him too long ever 20 give him
their support. He was elected by a Leg.
i~slature protesting to be Democratic, but
which showed by its action that
il raj net IN harmony with the
Democratic party. He eve did re-
ceiye a majority OF the Democratic
votes in the Legislature. He owes his
election, as he well knows, to the Radi-
cal members. His friends are now pro.
posing 10 bring him forward as a candi-
date for President 10 1876. He never
can receive a recommendation ~ q
Democratic State convention, aud such
an attempt would create discord in the
ranks of the Democracy. They should
be satisfied with his election to the SEN
ate, and should not again bring him for
ward as a fre.brand 10 the Democratic
party. If they really wish harmony let
them be content with what they have.
II ia characteristic Of Andrew johnson
that he is never content with what he
has, but is always striving to get some
higher Office than be holds. The har
mony Of the Democratic party is OF no
consequence to him'if it interferes with
his personally ambitious projects. Whilst
words of patriotism and love OF the
people are on his lips. he is never think
ing Of anything except himself he is
not Of the Democratic party, and a
never receive its support.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Passenger Train Thrown Over an
Embankment and Burned.

A Passenger Train Thrown Over an
Embankment and Burned.
PIrTsBURG, February l9.-AbOut two
o'clock this morning the Southern Ex-
press, No. ), eastward bound, on the
Piusburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis rail-
road, while running at a speed Of about
twenty-five miles per hour. ran over a
broken rail one mile west Of Mingo
Junction. Ohio. One baggage. two pas
senger, two sleeping ears and enc spe.
eisl car we're thrown over an embankmeni
and burned, the FIRE originating in the
special car. The baggage was also de-
strOyed. The engine and express ear
passed over safely.
No lives we're lost. The following
persons are reported injured: Harvey
Mann, Of Bellefonte, Pa, extensive
scalp wound and injured about the
breast; Jno. Reports, Of Cincinnati,
bruised; J. N. Mccullough, first vice
president Of the Pennsylvania company.
bad three RIBS broken aud cut about the
head; Wm. Stewart, general freight
ageBt, slightly bruised; S. l.. Gardner,
asgman Of train, slightly injured.
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rurrrTrr RraHrs RrrI-

An exchange in Discussing the civil
rights ball infAny makes the following
comments. The civil rights 10 Be Sc
cared By this bill are defined in the FIRST
sssrs01 il iias VorIs. An persons
warn he i~-rsRErion q tie United
SaEsza SAL b. snszls3 10 the fall and
svuL a5H1s1i q he serow3cds.
1rua 1fr1Esnra facilities and p-iFil-
ag# a ana VGaEs o~s1Fsg1nsss o.
8Euf nE REs 4sEssE and 0hsr
5aE-sa 5F pn1Et LDlzsEs1L s1tjaci
snET ID tie e-1Ef1uI Enl EUltzsio1s
aazLlHalei ~ lEE ard EpJdHss alike
70 cezs1s a ersry are % HAgE.
nsEEr2sm q E1y prsTiors en-
Eecz Ct ssr1s1- Tie p9ht-
"a 9tsa5or 70 itis Bl IL ihzi
20 s1setnsni by congreas Is q 8srogz
ls1 from the FsBsrTs3 rights q tie
States. a. al s8eh nGtasrs are properly
regulated By the eow10n ard sisiasSTy
az Of the several SiEies The SOFA
objection e that there Il 3 DstjBdies u
every part Of the eouutTy. and pzrticu
larry IN the Southern States. sgsins'
admitting negroes and recently emznci
pstsd slaves 10 such terms q socis.
equality as the civil rights bill c0ntsm
plates. Tine psy eHses this prejudice
but Legislation cannot sTpel il, and 81
attempts 10 destroy il by violence ar
calculated only 70 intensity il
The neral objection 10 il is that il
enactment at the present time ia for
malignant purpose. The motive Whicl
impels those who have snatched the eiyi
rights bill from oblivion and hurled !
upon our already agitAted country is no
to secure equality to the negro, but L
insult the natural prejndices and in
censs the feelings Of the Southern PEG
pie to such a degree that they will com
NIT some act Of indiscretiOn that vii
offer an excuse for harsh and tyrannica
interference of the Federal power, wit
the Interior purpose Of controlling III
elections in the interest Of the totter
ing Radical party"
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which was once reported for rejection
and was recommitted; reported back
for passage, aud almost without oppOsi.
ton passed its second reading, as did
an important bill pending for the APP
pointment of inspectors Of Illuminating
oils and huidsi in certain cities and towns,
wAsHIYGToN's BIRTHDAY.
Judge Logan introduced Senate joint
resolution to adjourn on Saturday at II
m. until Tuesday at 10 o'clock, which
excited considerable debate.
The Shelby county Senators were Wig
orOas in their opposition, being willing
to devote just half a day to reverence the
memory of George Washington; praise
worthy aud appropriate is their selicitude
for saving time to the dear peoples
they could not afford to lose one
day, if ii was the birthday of the Father
of his Country. | said it was appro-
pirate, and | think it highly so, coming
as it did from two gentlemen who would,
if il had been necessary, have spent the
whole session in obeying League, Win
tiers, WaIdron 4 Co.'S instructions in
voting for Andy Johnson, the Moses of
"scallawags aud negroes The oppo-
sitiou of Haynes and Denton was too
much for Judge Logan, so he asked, aud
was granted. permission to withdraw his
resolution.
Colonel Marehbanks introduced in the
Senate an important bill, creating a bn.
rean OF agriculture, statistics and
mines, which passed a 6rst reading.
The House has been spending the
morning on Judge East assessment bill.
Both houses, however, go to the Insane
Asylum at ! o'clock to-day. so there viii
not be a great deal Of business.
Corn.
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swered that letter, and | was anxious
about it. When ! called at No. 5 in the
Maxwell 10 see him, he had just stepped
out to see a man for a minute, and the
world loses his explanation. The only
reason l can offer is but a
proof Of my assertion, made soon
after his election, that he had indicated
a purpose Of joining the church, forgiv-
ing his enemies and thoroughly reform
ing. II / was correct in that, Of course
he couldn't go fooling around with the
liberties Of as wicked q city as Cincin-
natl at his disposal. I believe thatI
am correct in this. If so, n of the
vexed questions OF the Nashville press
is set at rest. and through the columns
Of the Courier.Journal they know why
A. J. never answered Mayor Johnston's
letter.
But he is gone, and
Sadness within my heart
Still making moan;
A. j. is far away.
am alone.
But let's dismiss A. j.. and talk of
other PEOPLE for awhile, for he has Ger.
tainly monopolized things quite long
enough.
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NASHVILLE.
Legislative proceeding

AseslsiatiNe ~occeot
Special to the LEDGER
NASHVILLE, February l9.-The Senate
and House bills passed on first reading
a5slishing the Second Chancery and
Second Circuit Courts take effect in SEP
TENDER and October, 1879. respectively.
The Senate, in committee Of the whole,
is p eriec,ing the vorkhOuse bill, which
will probably pass.
The House IS discussing q local option
liquor bin, which is not so likely to pass.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-19

Attachment Notice.


Louis Warner BelprS, 3, W Caldwell, J. p.
ys. 81 Shelby County. fennes'
JoAa Drueker.j SEE.
IN THIS cAUSR IAN ArrAoHMRNT nAy.
inc been sued out under section SN Of the
SSsst. l ssgsss, rpcn TX Ike SrcpsTs " q tSS uSSss ~.
fenaane and affidavit having been made
that the defendant Is Justly indebted to the
Plaintiff In the sum Of - dollars, and
@ai SSssaSsn' Il I nS Ssrssnrs st Il teS SSas'
The defendant make. his personal an
pearAnce before me, Il. w, Caldwell, Jus
tice Of tho Peace, on the 10th day Of March,
az y An az my once No Mssl
said Attachment suit within the time nre-
stribed BY law, OF the same will be proceeded
with exnertei and that q cory Of this order b
published for four successive weeks Ia th'
pVRLtc LHnoER.
This 10Th day Of February, 1878,
l4S-l5tS-l n. ". CALDWELL. J. p.
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tR. GIL
Ohancery Sale of Real Estate.

Robert A. Hicks ct al. VS.. Thomas G. Harbert
Ct al.-First Chancery Court Of Shelby
County,
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0CUT0RY
ID decree for sale. entered in the above cause
on the 18th day Of January, 1875, and amended
February II, 1875, / will sell at public auction
TO the highest bidder, in front Of the CLERK
and Master office, new courthouse building,
Main street. Memphis, Tennessee, IN
Saturday, March ID, 1875,
within legal hours. the following described
property. situated in Shelby county. Tennes.
see, to-Wit: South of and near the city of
Memphis, beginning ata point where the road
as extended from the east end Of jackson
street intersects the road from Memphis to
hornando; thence south ~ east with said
fernando road A 72-l00 poles to q stake near
a poplar tree marked W II; thence due west
70 a stake with poplar and hickory pointers;
thence north 40 poles to the new road, Poplar
street extended; thence east with said new
road 30 poles to the beginning; containing 10
acres which has been subdivided into II lots
numbered /. 2.5 IL, II, is, Is, II, 10, q and
q. and to be sold accordingly. Also an undi-
vided half interest in and to a lot Of ground
situated in the town Of Denmark, Madison
county. Tenn: Beginning at a stake on Main
street in Denmark; thence south with the cross
street 10 poles to the back street, a stake at
the southeast corner Of the lot; thence west
with the back street 5 poles TO a stake on alley
No. 3; thence north l6 poles to Main street
thence east with Main street 5 poles to the
beginning. For particulars as to the subdi.
vision aforesaid. see map on file herein.
Terms Of Sale-0ne-ffth cash; balance in g.
70. Is and "a months; notes with approved Sc.
curity required for deferred payments; lier
retained till same are paid.
B. A. COLE, C. and NJ.
By X. ]. BLACK. D. G. and NJ.
w. H. STEPHENS, Attorney.
February 10, 1875 1872
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-19

Some people imagine that Mark Twain
is exceedingly smart W. knew him
when he was grinding pladtndes for the
Virginia Enterprise. aud he was a noto.
riously lazy grinder. he would set at
his editorial table for hours drumming
on a cracked guitar, while the compost.
tors were waiting for copy aud when re.
minded Of his duty BY the foreman
would say: This working between
meals is Killing me- Aud be was the
heal,hiest man in the Territory. Oar.
land Tribune.
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Probabilities.

WLsHlScroS. February l9.-FOr Ten.
nessee and the Ohio valley southerly
w!nds. falling barometer, warmer,
cloudy weather aud rain or SNOW, posi-.
bly, followed Friday night by rising
barometer aud westerly winds, FOv the
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CAiRo, February l9-No arrivals.
Disqualification + Tolle. New Orleans.
Weather cloudy aud mild,
PIrrsBuRo, February l9.-The river is
two feet ten inches and falling The
weather is cloudy aud moderating.