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JoA Pietnre Of Death.

Arsene Houssaye writes from
Paris to the New York Tribune
Yesterday my physician came for
me to show me o horrible and
touching picture of PaFisiau life, ]
would cali it a tableau viyant, but
it was a picture Of death. We went
to the Rue de LongchampS, near
that ancient close where the Duke
of Montpensier now has his palace,
and where twenty years ago, whole
republic of beggars had right Of
asyIum. In vain have these poor
creatures been turned out over and
over again; there still remain seve-
raj families of them in the neigh
bOrhood. NY doctor took me to a
hoyeI in ruins, inhabited by three
starving families desolatiol Of
desolatiops. One felt, on seeing
there a half doBen shiYering and
almost naked children, ike tearing
onefs cloakin two, IKE the glorious
st. Martin. Why was not the Arch
of Triumph Of the Porte St Mar,
tin dedicated to him instead Of
Louis XIV?
I'M the third story, in a littli
chamber with bare walls, ON /
wretched pallet Of straw, | saw
young woman hardly dressed VIII,
had died an hour before. She wa
very beautiful in her parlor. He
l'black hair yelled her bosom;
vague smile wandered over her lips
| Death is always gentle, even to sui
oides. The pan Of charcoal, no
fyet entirely eItinguished, shove,
how the young woman had accom-
plished herdeath. To make sur
i}she had fastened her dress over
lpane in the window "A letter q
the mentlepieoe revealed the las
thoughts ofthe poor creature,
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A Gentleman.

When you have found a man you
have not far to 90 to find a gentle
man. You cannot make a gold ring
out of brass. You cannot change
Cape May crystal to diamond.
You cannot make a gentleman till
you first find a man. tffsjt
To be a gentleman is not suffi-
cient to have had grandfather.
To be gentleman does not de-
pend on the tailor or the toilet.
Blood will degenerate. Good
clothes are not good habits. taa
A gentleman is justa gentleman;
no more, no less; a diamond pol
ished that was first a diamond
rough. A gentleman is gentle. A
gentleman is modest A gentle
man is courteous. A gentleman is
slow to take offense, as being one
who never gives it. "A gentleman
is slow to osurmise evil, as being one
who never thinks ii. A gentleman
subjects his appetites, A gentle
man refnes his taste. A gentleman
subdues his feelings. A gentleman
controls his speech. A gentleman
deems every other better than him
self.
Sir Philip Sydney was never SO
much of a gentleman - mirror
though he was of English knight
hood-as when, upon the field Of
Rutphen, as he lay in his own blood,
be waived the draughtof cool spring
water, thst was to quench his dying
thirst, in favor of1a dying soldier,
st, Paul describes . gentleman
when he exhorted the Philippian
Christians; whatsoever things
are true, whatsoever things are
pure, whatsoever things are lovely,
whatsoever things are of good re-
port, if there be any report, if there
be any virtue, if there be any praise,
think of these things" And DR.,
Isaac Barlow, in his admirable SER
mon on the callings of a gentle
man, pointedly says, "He should
labor and study to be leader unto
virtue, and q notable promoter
thereof; directing and excitingmen
thereto by his exemplary conversa-
lion; encouraging them by coun,
tsnance and authority; rewardine
the goodness of meaner people by
his bounty and favorj he should be
such a gentleman as Noah, who
preached righteousnessby This words
and works before 3 profane world
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LEGAL.
In Supreme Court at jackson.


John McQuillan OF alvs. John Markey ct al.
In PURSUANCE OF THE DECREE PRO-
Il nOunoed in this cause on the 9Th day Of
June. 1875, by the Supreme Court Of Tennes-
see, at jackson. Twin, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of April, 1876,
offer for sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
on the premises. the leasehold interest Of de-
fendant. John Markey, In and to the following
property:. A certain house and lot in the city
Of Memphis. Shelby county, Tennessee, be
ginning Is feet south Of the southwest corner
Of MOsby street and Winchester avenue;
thence south fronting Is feet on said Winches-
ter avenue, and running back between paral-
lei lines l4S1s feet, being the south half Of the
50 feet leased from defendant, sallie &. Saffa-
rams, to defendant, John Markey, which
lease runs from the lst day Of January, 1869,
10 the LIST day Of January, 1879.
JN0. II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
B. B. BARNES, Sol. for complainants.
March 3, 1875. 9-3l
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Turkish Mutton.

n. Y. Tslssram.l t.a-.
The fact was yesterday brought
to the notice of the Newark Health
authorities that Frank Scrnbb, liv-
ing at No. "a Berlin street, is in
the habit of subsisting, with his
family, on dog meat. Scrubb is in
the habit Of taking all the stray
dogs off the street, skinning them,
and preparing them as though they
were sheep. The family are not
compelled by want to subsist on
dogs, but it is the result Of de-
PRAYED appetite. The neighbors
were very desirouS Of having the
family removed from the neighbor-
hood, but the authorities can find
no law against eating dog meat.
The interference of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami.
mails has been suggested.
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SPECIAL NOTTCR.
The Only way 20 Conquer PyE.

The Only way 10 Conquer RyE.
pepBta.
II is perfectly preposterOus To introduce
pepsin and other artificial solvents into the
stomach in the expectation that they will as
sist digestion by acting on the food itself.
They will not. Nor is II possible thus 10
overcome dyspepsia. The only way TO con-
quer that disorder, and prevent the numerous
diseases and disabilities which Il assuredly
provokes, Is to renew the activity Of gastric
action BY strengthening the stomach. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters eradicates the most
inveteTate forms Of Indigestion b. restoring
vitality to the alimentury organs ana those
which are tributary to them, The liver, the
bowels, the kidneys and the nerves, no less
than the stomach. experience the invigora-
tive effects Of that standard tonic, which pos
sesses Alternative properties that greatly en-.
hance its beneficial influence, and give a
permanence to It's effects which they would
not otherwise possess.
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MEMPHIS TENN. THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 90 1876

"My dear Leon, il you return
to Paris and learn of my death,
this letter will tell you why 7 die.
You abandoned me to follow that
girl who has been the cause of all
our unhsppiness. ] thought you
had forgotten me, and so / forgot
myself. But the man to whom |
went has been my punishment. 1t
was not my fault. | had nothing,
and | could only earn by working
for the Bon March fifteen or eight
cen sous a day-hardly enough to
pay for my room, ] was always
thinking Of you. | lived only in
tears. When your letter came it
was like stab. What You loved
me still, aud / had betrayed youl
] am not worthy of you, and SO /
do justice to myself. Now will
light my charcoal. Ny head swims.
! will go to bed and pray for you.
If YOU = . ~
There was no signature. The
unhappy woman had only time to
fall back on the pallet where we
found her. One Of the women Of
the house explained the letter to
us. The dead woman's husband, a
wood engrayer, had cleft her after
six months of marriage, during
which time they seemed to live
happily together. He went away
with a barmaid, ION pretence Of
getting up a brewery in Flanders,
The deserted wife fell also into evil
courses. But one day she received
repentantletter from her husband,
in which he called herhis dear little
wife, and announced his return for
the next day. This letter we also
saw. This is the concluding portion
Of it: my dear little wife, / do
not know where my eyes were, for
there is not your equal anywhere
for beauty and goodness. You shall
see how good | will be to You to
make you forget my treasons. have
been doing some work here, and
have some pennies to bring back to
you, to pay your rent and buy you
"Poor woman," said one of the
gossips who was there; "she has nc
rent to pay now, and the only dress
she needs now is a shroud, and
have brought that for her. Would
you believe it, gentlemen, when she
saw from that letter that her hus.
band thought she was still good, she
broke down crying, and said she
wanted to die? We told her she
was crazy, and she promised to wait
for him. But she lighted the char.
coal after we were gone. There
wouldn't be many women in the
world if they we're all like that,
she added, with cheerful philosophy
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AUCTION.
GRAND CENTENNIAL
Closing Sale Of
FORT PICKERING LOTS
Thursday, March 80, 1876,
And continuing from day 10 day until pfop
erty Is disposed Of, at
Southwest Cor Main and Madison
streets, Melnphls, Tenn.
CIOsing Sale OF

No. $3.50. R. D. BarsllIa Raney ct ais Va.
La Grange and Memphis r. r. Co., OF als,
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE IN
] j. the above cause from the Chaneery Court.
will sell, 70 the highest bidder; the following
ana known on the Pian,of subdjVisiol as : : -
Block 3, lots 10 Is is Is % q q n 2S. Block 5.
lots 2 s6I y l5 II Is 2L23S2 %. Block 4,
lSts S, 81 ls%2 s, e q j BlOek IO SlSn 2 q
1914 IS iS IL is is e q. Block ). lots 3 I !
IS 8 s Block 9, lots l 2S s Z
81 9, 10 II ~ 22 q "a 25 ,26 40 Al.
Block TO- lets u 13 IA IS 2l 2s % 81 50 3s 4s
Block II. lots 10 II y l3 16 Is 50 3s. Block u.
Block Bio IS. s. iots a I Is y il Is 20 Z 81 Il e e 5.
Block II, lots / 235 8 2s % 80 81. Block
IS, lots 26 7S9 10 IA Is 1s IL q % q IS 40.
Block l6: lots 5 9l0 l3 IA a a. "a 25 Is n
q SlS2ass SO q. Block y, lets IL IS u Is.
q. lots si5. Block q. lots 81 Ssi0iil2i6H
1919 20 q u q. Block Is. lots6 rs Q 10 II Il Is
e z, Il BlGVck p, lots I Il y 1s 70 g.
lets l2 Is II Is l6 II lS 1870 q Q. Block 30,
lots 10 II l2 l3 u. Block 70. lotl 26T. Block
s3, lots 459. Block "a. lott Block 3S, lots 1
2345e, Block 10. lots a. -Four acres. de-
scribed AZ Depot Grounds" on, the plan Of
UOuuu6u Ou INC uOItn 0J
blocks l8 and 10. on the east By Fifth street,
on the south by blocks 20 and q, and on the
west by Fourth street. NJ i'r f u
Seven acreS situated south Of the old track
Of naGrange and Memphis railroad, Dofth OF
eoloman Rosell's field. III poles wide and 1856
poles and 20 links in length, the same con-
veyed By A. B. Carr 10 LaGrange and Mem-
ehis Railroad Company by deed, recorded in
Book NJ. 2lS. H aEAA I
Also lot No. s, in block A. laid down on the
original map Of Fort Pickering as kosser
street. but now fronting 60 feet on PanolAl
street, and running back $50 feet-bounded on
the north BY lot No. in block A. lNE
Also lot No, .. In block A, set apart origin
ally as Pamela street. now fronting 60 feet on
Broadway. and running back 800 feet; bound
cd on the east By lot 8, on the west By lots 8. 4
and in block A. ..sasas u
Terms; Note att. II and IS months, with
approved security. Rnd lien retained. Equity
Of redemption barred. ~ If5
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT. Auetioneer.
GEo. w. WIScHEsTKR, Special Commissioner
165B VF
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mo. 2l7s.l
NOn.Resident Notice.


In the Chancery Court Of Shelby county, Ton
nOsseo-W, \. Hurt, admir- Of A, M. Nor
gan, deceased, vs.. NJ. 0. 0allaway OF al.
IT APPEARING FROM AFFiBAVTT IN
j this cause that the defendants. BENZ. B.
inens Of Missouri, and nOn-rosidonts OF the
State OF Tennessee II Is therefore ordered,
that they make their appearance herein, at
the Courthouse In the city Of Momphis.
Tenn, on or before the first Monday ia April,
1876, and plead. answer or demur h complain
ante bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fossed az 70 them and set for hearing ex
parte; and that copy Of this order bo pub
lished once week for four successive weeks
In the Public Ledger. l-.0 .s.-u.
This "a day Of March, 1875.
'0Ds AES6abED A. COLE. .. g. and NJ.
nyR, J, BLACK. d. o. and N. ili Ilil
CkAPP& 4 MTvx, Sol, for complainant,
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the dilapidated rag money that they
are destined soon to become; pour
ing gold through tunnels into bags,
occasionally stopping to "ring' a
suspicious coin. But, beyond this,
there is not overmuch to see. Un-
Gle Sam keeps strict guard over his
huge money-box; and the vaults,
processes of engraving, sorting, ex.
amining, and destroying of notes,
must generally be left TO the imag-
inatiOn of visitors.
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.i mo. 2226.l st,r
NOm-Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Shelby county, Ten
pesses-John spellman. guardian, ETC., vs.
m APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
u this cause that the defendant, Louisa M
Anderson. is a nonresident Of the State d
Tennessee. and q resident Of the State o
Mississippi; II is therefore ordered that SD,
house in the city Of Memphis, Tenn. on or be-
fore the frgt Monday in May, 1876, and plead
answer or demur 10 eomplainant's bill, or th,
same will be taken for confessed as to he
and cot for healing ex parte; and that copJ
Of this order be published once a week fol
four successive weeks in the Public Ledger.
This 10th day of March, 1876.
A copy-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, C. and NJ,
By x. 3. MoHESRY, ID. C. and NJ.
CAN'T. PATTERSON x LOVE-. Solicitors fol
Complainant. .sr. 7, S-l5.2l-27
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Uncle SANS Cash Book .

The cash room of the United
States Treasury is said to be the
most beautiful room in America,
One may study the marbles for
hours. The polished panels in the
second story have the varied color
ing Of q choice painting--or, from
the gallery one can look down upon
the busy clerks below who are cash
ing drafts, filling boxes with green
backs, sealing the packages, count
ing the fresh, crisp bills, 50 unlike
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Trustees Sale,

PY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Ex-
ID ecutod by Susan @. Helm on the nth of
March, 1872. 70 secure certain notes therein
specified, will proceed TO sell, In front ofthe
court house, corner Main and Poplar streets,
Rt 10 O'clock am, April 40, 1876, all the
risht, title or interest said Helm has in. lot
No. 8 in w. T. Donaldson's subdivision,
fronting 10 feet on Georgia ltreet, aud rum
ming thence south $50 feet TO an alley. Equity
Of redemption waived. See book Sc, page l6l .
Shelby county Registers Office, d .a-l
SIS DAVIDP. DAVIS, Trustee,
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A Card.

To oil who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretiona Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss Of manhood. etc.. l will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was disoov-
cred By missionary in South America. Send
sslf-addressed envelope 10 the Rev. JosEPH
7. ISNAS. Station D, Bible House, New York
City. @ l-lb6-aodkw
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The Romantic sNereer OF a Once Riel
aud Beaut.s sCnl Woman.

aud BeautstnA woman
Cincinnati Enquirer.l
Habitues of the Grand Hotel
may remember among the feminine
guests there last fall a tall, elegant
woman, about thirty-fye yesrs of
age, whose striking face and figure
and richtoilet made her noticeable
everywhere, and whose sudden de-
parture was the occasion of consid-
/ cradle gossip at the time. Dame
Rumor connected her aristocratio
name with the gentle epithet of
kleptomaniac, and certainly her re-
>eated visits to fashionable dry
kgoo,ds stores, which found them
lselyes heavy losers,gave some ground
Ito the s'NppOsition. The circum.
stance won ID not be alluded to now
if an Enouii ,sr reporter had not
learned some sscts which make
these robberies an insignificant eps
isode in the remarkatSle career OF a
remarkable and gifted woman and,
as the information was gathered
from an authentic source, there can
be no harm in relating it to Cln-
cinnati public. n
| A short time after her sudden
flight from Cincinnati she appeared
at st. Louis, where she registered at
the Everett House under the name
r of Mrs. Kate Cummings. In the
glamour of wealth and aristocratic
lineage that surround her she met
with nothing but servility and
obeisanee everywhere in her visits
to the dry goods palaces of the
Mound City. No suspicion at
tached to her when it was discOV'
cred atanumber of stores that they
!. we're daily suffering the loss Of val.
f, liable articles of ladies' wear and
fancy fabrics. No suspicion at
tached to her when a detective from
the police department was placed in
a secure position, where he could
observe everything, forsthe purpose
Of catching the thief And the de-
tectiye could hardly believe his eyeI
when at Scruggs, Vandervoot &
i Barney's, q few days later, he saw
piece of lace pocketed by thil
woman, dressed in brocade and sill
and bedecked with diamonds. Bu
Y it turned out to be 50 when shewa
Il taken down to the police station
/ and locked up. The property wal
4 fpundsnpo qhers and . search Q
J her trunks att the Everett Hons
, showed a stock Of stolen good
Sc amounting in value to several hun hpn
e Ydred dollars. The police threw
to veil over the matter when the,
ns 1s found that she had a brother in tn
city who was . prominent and in
= huential lawyer, and consented I
:, accept her version Of theafair, -
~ freak of kleptomsnia, With whic
* she had been afflicted from ehilt
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On Saturday, March s5. ls7e,

within legal hours, the following described
property. situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
belonging to Mary u. Hillsman, John T. Hills
man, Della W. Williamson and r. G. Wil-
Hanson, ETC., to-wit: West half Of lots 81
and 49,, block 81. Third street, city Of Mem
phis. Lot Of block 66, east side Of Main
street, Zxl5Q Qfeet-Memphis. Lot6, block 66,
east side Of Main street. Lots and 10, block
s., Second street. W. ,4255sxl6O feet Memphis.
Lots q and u, block y. Second street, B..
423sxl50 feet. Lot 20, block 81, north side Of
Third street. Lot 30. block 81, west aide Of
Third street. 2l1sxl46H feet-Memphis. Loss
Is and l6, block Is. Second and Gayoso streets
2l1sxll81S feet. Lots 10 and 20, block 66. Sac.
ond street. Lot 5, block 4. Chester street. IA
feet 10 river. Lot s. block 10, Chester street,
Sxl50 feet. Lot 2, block IA. Beal street. 25xiIs
ieet. Lot I, block 4, Chester street, 0l feat Ia
II, joining &. Wickersham. bots 8, a md
5, block 4, District No. "A, Chester street and
liyer. Lots IS and 26. block ca, Third street,
W, 423iSxl50 feet, southwest corner aiIey'
Lot 43, block 67. Hernando street. E., 423S feet
g bayou. Lot IS, block s, Tennessee street,
W., 60xl20 feet, g.l
Terms Of sale-Cash.
This March 3, 1916,
y. A. COLE, C. and NJ
By R, j. BLACK, D. c. and N.
W. W ". MCDOWELL Att'y 3-9-l5-2l
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NOR POSTERS, SHOW bills, g CARDS, ]. RI Is,
tircuiars, etc,. gotten up With tne " iasss. y
style Of types and on suRsIaIUs Ice aud:ex.
deslred color, 80 70 the heuk'itV~V0 "NN'S~
zine utock and prices.
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r. Ohy. R. $751; aes1
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

In the Chancery Court Of Shelby County,
Tennessee William Morrow, Treasurer Of
PY VfEfUE iso Of E AN a ih esSp q
- decree for sale entered in the above cause
on the 18th day Of February, 1876. will
sell, at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, In front Of the Clerk ana Master'e
once. courthouse building, Main street.
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RAILROAD.
MEMPHIS g. CHARLESTON R.R.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,
RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH u,

" iasi D' = ' =
Leaves. Arrives.
Mail train, daily...........4.l0 Am 2.l0 IN
Express train. daily.a.....6.40 Pm 230a.m
Somerville accom- dation
Except Sundayl..-.,.....b.Wp pm $50 IN
Grand Junction accom-
dation Except Sunday $50 am IL. 90 pm
Special Notice 20 Local Passengers.
Trains will not stop at Vance street
Express train leaving Memphis at $40 pm
will stop only at Telegraph Stations. Grand
junction accommodation will stop at Statisns
ONLY where the Company has agencies.
The accommodation train leaving at $50
o. N. and arriving at II pm. makes eonnee-
ton to and from points on N. o., St. L. and
G. Railroad with Memphis,
No change of cars between Memphis and
Bristol and Memphis and Montgomery. E
The new and magnificent slseping car line
will have one Of their new sleepers leave
Memphis daily on Express train at $40 pm.
for Lynchburg. Washington and Baltimore
without change. Only one change TO New
York and Philadelphia. Time twenty min
utes faster than city time.
Ticket Office, 2S Main street. -
WI. ROSS. sup't.
TON B. DuNN, Ticket Ag't. ST
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: GIVE us a SONG p,


" Give us q song" /" the soldier cried,
The outer trenches guarding,
When the heated guns of the camp allied,
Grew weary Of bombarding.
The dark redan OF silent scot
Lay grim and threatening under,
And the taWny mound Of the Malak0h,
Ne longer belched its thunder.
There was no pause. The guardsman said,
1--WE storm the fort to-morrow
Sing while we may, another day.
Will bring enough Of sorrow."
They lay along the battery's side
Below the smoking cannon
Brave hearts from Severn and from Clyde,
| And from the banks Of Shannon.
They sang of Love and not Of Fame.
Forgot was Britain's glory;
Each heart recall d different name,
But all sang Annie Laurie"
Voice alter voice caught up the song,
Until the tender passion
Rose like an anthem. rich and strong.
Their battle-eve confession.
Dear grill Her name he dared not speak,
4 Yet as the song grew louder,
| Something upon the soldiers cheek,
Washed of the stains Of powder.
Beyond .he darkening ocean burned
The bloody sunset embers;-
| While the crimson volley learned
| How English blood remembers.
And once again as Ere of Hell,ui
Rained on the Russian quarters;
With screams Of shot and bursts Of shell.
And believing Of the mortars.
h(rd Irisb Nora,s ewes are dim
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DDRING THE CENTENNIAL

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