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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-07
Friday, 4th day Of February, 1876,

offer for sale TO the highest bidder. in front Of
the courthouse door Of Shelby county, in the
city Of Memphis, the tract Of land menti med
and described In said decree as follows Stu
ated in the northwestern part Of Shelby county
Tennessee, and is bounded and described in
the pleadings and decree below as follovs:
Beginning at a stake ~ links east Of an ash
w; thence north q poles to q stake; thence
north 75o east II g 10 poles to a stake; thence
north 5H0 west l3t poles 2l links to a stake,
whence east 81 north l3 poles l9 links is a gum
marked z NJ; thence west 81 south so poles
2OH links TO a stake; thence north 52o west
SS16 poles to q stake on the north boundary
line; thence with said line west So south
1905 poles 70 q stake, whence IS links is an
ash marked K w; thence south lo 139 cast
e3% poles TO a stake, whence west ~ links is
white walnut marked P thence east 2lo
north g715 poles to a stake. whence west 3Oo
north Is on ash, L A; thence south So eass
1874 poles to a stake, whence south S9o east 5
links Is a sycamore, L; thence east Il 27' west
79A poles to the beginning; containing
leo T2-l00 acres. and being same tract of land
conveyed By Y. NJ Cash to ] o. Thweatt on
lst day of January. 1866 by deed Of that date,
registered in the Register's office Of Shelby
county, record beck No, 81, part lst. pages 1853
Terms Of saIo-six C6) and twelve u2
menths credit, purchaser required to eAS,sute
notes with approved personal security for the
purchase money, and a lien retained on the
land until the same is fully paid. Equity Of
redemption barred.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
KoRTREoHT & CRAFT. Solicitors.
January S, 1876. 1O9-l3
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In Supreme COurt al ] aclkson.

IN COurt al JAckksOn.
Bhilip W. Alston vs. Rev. Geotye White ct al.
QY- VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO.
ID N0uGCED in this cause, October 10. 1875,
hy the Supreme Court Of Tennessee, at Jack
son, will, on
Saturday, 9th day Of February, 1875,
offer for sale to the highest bidder, In front Of
the courthouse door Of shelby county, in the
city Of Momnhis, the tract of land mentioned
and described IN said decree as follows: Lying
and being in Shelby county, Tennessee, and
in the city Of Memphis, and being part OF city
lot S3q, situate at the southeastern interseo-
tion Of Adams and Second the portion thereof
on which cOfnplainant's lien, Is begins al the
southwestern Intersection of Adams street and
the first alley running north and south, which
lies or runs east Of Second street, il being the
northeast corner OF lot $50; thence west with
sopthl line of Adams street SSH feet; thence
south 81 feet thence east 3S1S feet 10 the yest
lpe Of said alleys tsspce north 90 feet TO the
beginning.
Terms Of sale-Credt OF six months, put.
chaser executing note with approved personal
security, and q lien retained upon the prop
erty until same Is paid. Equity Of redemp-
ton barred.
JOHN H. FREEMAN, Clerk.
HuNEs X PosIaN, Collectors.
January 3, 1876. lOa-l9y
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Friday, 4th day Of February, 1s7
In Supreme Court at jackson

Orlando Brown ct al. vs.. W. R. Hunt. ad-
ministrstor. ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO.
ID nounced in this cause. October 2S, 1875,
By the Supreme Court Of Tennessee. at Jack
son, will, en-
Friday, 4th day Of February, 1875,
offer for sale TO the highest bidder, in front Of
the court. house door Of shelby county, in the
city Of Memphis. the real estate mentioned
and described in said decree as follows: Lot
No. Isl. siluated in the city Of Memphis,
Shelby county, Tennessee. on the south side
Of Mosby street, fronting AZ feet on said
street, and running back between parallel
lines $50 feet.
Terms of sale-Cash. Equity of redemption
bar, cd. JN0. Il, FREEMAN, Clerk.
METoALF & WALKER, VANCE { AsDERsoS.
Solicit rs
January 5. 1875. 10e-135
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In Supreme COurt at JacEson


W.R, Cunningham ct al. vs. r. W. Roystel
pY VIRTUE or THE DECREE PRO
I'D .nouhced IN this cause, October 90, 1HT5
BY the Supreme Court Of Tennessee, OF Jack.
con, ! will. on
Saturday, 5th day Of February, 1875,
offer for sale to the highest bidder, In front Of
the court house door of Shelby county, in the
city OF Memphis, the tract Of land mentioned
and described In said decree as follows: A
certain tract Of land In Shelby county, Ten
nesEee. being tho same bought by ii. ]
Wicke at sale By the Clerk end Master 0i
tAe ChapceIy Court Of Memphis In the cause
. q NJ. j. Micks va. McDermott OF al, No.
~, Old kule. Docket, boiinnine at stake
ln tue center Of the stage road. the southeast
corner Of the track thence north s2 chainb
epalns' ~ ilnks. 70 Q stskej thence north q
chains, 10 lipkH, 10 stake l6 links south l6'
Eest NON g. black-gum marked AE1; thence
west with nrS. lane Donolaon's south bound.
ary line b5 chains and ~ links 10 stake the
northeast corner Of d. +. Bcfuegs tract;
thence south 81 chains, links, TO q stake Il
thence east q chains, 81 eiinks, 10 a sweet. gum
markod 4 \ ! Q. ME-. Scrugg1 northeast
cornet q 2 IDA tract; thence south lls
chains. rs links. to Q stake In the center Of the
Stage road thence With said road north 7So
eest, ~ 22' 30 east y 60 south, 0Oe east "a
the ,heginning and being tho same tract oi
land conveyed By N. j. Wicks 10 r. W. Roys.
tor iruHtee, on 18th Of December, 1855, by
deed recorded In Book 90, pages 6l7, 6ls and
~, n the Registers once Of Shelby county,
Iepnoep6o. r ..-,.s-s ..''l'-'1..'a
Terms Of sole.-0Osh.
/. \, JEQ; .. FREEMAE. Clerk,
vl.AIr = MEvx, Il, CLAY KNG, Solicitors.
January 8, 1875, III \ l0o.iS5
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MANAOOD BESTORED.
A VICTIM OF YOUTHFUL IMPRU-
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vflch ho viii send fres 70 his follow W-Buforefs.
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Friday, 4th day Of FEBRUARY, 1S7u
In Supreme Court at jackson,

James A. Anderson. Administrator de bonis
non Of +. M. Cash, deceased, vs.. j. o.
ThWeatt
QY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO-
ID N0UNCED In this cause, 0otober2e. 1915,
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Interesting Story of John 3 Rem.
ton, the beuth Sea Island Pris
Oner.
National Republican., 1876-06-09
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
JUNE 4, 1876.


JUNE 4. 1876. so-z
AM. Leave Washington.
$40 BSltiR%o5e R Annapolis and Way Stations, Polnt
500 NLW YoRK,-, PniI&PEfPHiH AND BOSTON
ExPREssIPullman Parlor Cars; Leaves At
and CONNECTS sfer FOR knnsPJIis Gi At way stations
s a louis ana
So Point Of Rocks and Way stations.
s samSFs snW 9Gns and Way stations; EPSrss R.,mo,s
=, and Philadelphia; Sunday to Baltimore only.
R:i5 baltimore, Way Stations, ErIcott City and
I:4o NEw YORK. PHIIADELPHIA AND NoRFoLK
Baltimore only.
40 B1LTISoRE AND Laurel EXPRESS. Frede-
Eiek, , Elicott City and Way Stations via
4:so Frederick and Point of Rocks, tvis Metropoli
As Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
ssd Easss fsE i2 qS On
Saturday, Hagerstown and Winchester;
s:s5 BHITISoRE AND PH1IKDEIrH1A EXPRESS.
Coanaefs ior aRa RnnspSs s saGGRs, sanGaS, via Relay
$40 Baltimore, Bladens6Hrg. College, Beltville.
200 Baltimore d1sgi and Way stations. iEA.
Stations on metropolitan Branch. w."
9:co Baltimore. Relay, Bladcnsburg, Beltsvile,
1O:co NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NIGHT Ex-
PRESS. Sleeping cars to New YoEk.
1ei5 Baltimore and Principal Way Stations.
1880 Martinsburg and Way Stations, Metropolitan
Branch.
I1:so ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. Chicago, Columbus, San
dusky, Newark. On Saturday for Louisville.
7:l0. $500 S:15. 9S m. lao SIS, 6:3S, $50, 700,
All other trains daily, except sunday.
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstown,
Valley Branch, or for New York and Philadel-
phia at $500 q. m. and lao D. m.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, and As,
Sol and COS Pennsylvanla avenue, and No. 6I3 Fif-
teeuth street n. W., where orders will be taken for
baggage to be checked and received at any point in
the city. - - - b
THOS. r. SHARP,
... Master Of Transportation.
IN. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. IS. kOONTZ. General AGENT.
National Republican., 1876-06-09
WASHINGTON NORMAL SCHOOL.

annual am1natlon-Gracuat10n EXERCISES.
The third annual examination of tho Washing
ton Normal School was held yesterday at the
Franklin building. This school, or rather class
is composed of a score of young ladies who have
passed through the grades of the public schools
with credit and passed q rigid examination. The
school, underth excellent mans cement It has
had during the three years Of it, existence, has
become one Of the most prominent features Of
the District Of Columbia school system, which
stands among the first systems in the world. The
course Of study covers year OF diligent work.
Modern methods of instruction arc taught, and
the pupil is fitted for the position of teacher by
daily and practical intercourse with the children
Of the schools. The examination yesterday was
conducted by the teacher, Mrs. L. Z. Smith,
Superintendent Wilson, Gessrs. Randolph,
others.
The exercises, which were very interesting,
were attended by number of friends of the young
ladies. The programme comprised botany, goo
graphy of the Districtof Columbia, teaching ex-
erciscs. by Miss Skippon (plants and language)
and by Miss Blund5n, ideas Oflength.l geography,
music. literature, science of teaching and essays
by Misses Skippon, Wilson and Young. The
blackboard drawings Gnd the hcrbanums on the
desk of each pupil were objects OF admiration.
The teaching exercises were practical In their
nature, q class of twenty-five children being
called In as subjects on which the young teachers
operated. The graduation. exercises of the school
Will take place tonight at Lincoln hall The
May Ball, Annie Beers, Kate Naples Blundon,
Mary Eliza Bohrer, Susan RcrroTs Brown, Sarah
Cstharine Dplin, Ellen Cooper Ter Annie
Washington Evely, Clara Ellis Heald, Flora
Louise Hendley. Mary Celia Jones, Mary Ade-
laide Law, Lizzie Seymour Nichols Thusnelds
Clara Roeser, Alice Virginia Skppon, Irene
Louisa Snyder, Sarah Frances Sparks, Mary Paul
Wilson and Emma Jane Young.
National Republican., 1876-06-09
AN EXCURSION PARTY.
Tourists from Europe Doing the CT

tourists from Europe Dong the Cltc.
Cook, Son a Jenkins, the well-known tourist
and excursion managers, are now doing not only
an extensive business throughout Europe but in
this country, and pleasure trips are becoming
both numerous and frequent under their super
vision. The manner in which these excursions
are conducted, and the cheap rates connected
Herewith, offers strong Inducements to travellers
and tourists to avail themselves of the low tariff
demanded for transportation and hotel accommo-
datiOns. The following party, which arrived in
this country Maya, alter paying visit to the
Centennial Exhibition and other places of inter
est, arrived in this city yesterday and are quar-
tered at Willardis hotel: Nessrs. Gamalaye,
Michael WalkhOf. Lemaitre. Lemaitrc, jr., Paris;
Mr.. Urban. Brussels; Dir. George Anderson, Mrs.
Anderson. Nessrs. r. T. Maurice, H. W. Bald
win. W. Roberts. Mrs. ROBBERS. Hiss A. Fair
thorne, London; Mr.. Alfred Turner Mrs. Turner,
Manchester: Mr.. KELLER, Edinbcrough; Mr. Port,
London: Mr. Van VOlsen, Mr. Louis Pierlot,
Brussels: Mr.. James Ride, London; Mr.. Houette,
Paris; MIR. Leon Zoude. Brussels; Mr. Samuel
Brooks, London, and Mr.. J0ubert, Paris. They
will remain in the city until Monday next, and
spend the time in sightseeing. From here they
go West. as far as Chicago and then return to
New York by way OF the river st. Lawrence and
Montreal, where they take the steamer home
ward, July u. second section Of the same party
will arrive here on the 18th instant, and travel
pretty much the same route as the company pre-
cppdiDu them
National Republican., 1876-06-09
MUTILATINe THE DEAD.
HVTILkIING IHk UEAU,
Turning peath-chamber Into Dissecting-

Room.
When the remains OF the late Vice President
Wilson were subjected the Investigating scalpel
of surgeons and an apartment Of the Capitol WAS
turned into dissectng room, the public voice
cried ont against such mutilation OF the sacred
bodies Of the dead under the guise of post portem
examinations in the interest of science. In that
intance there friends Of the deceased near,
and the surgeons were allowed to do their work
without opposition. A case has transpired re-
Gently in which physician of this city, after at
invaded the house and persisted. notwithstanding
the objections Of the family, in dissecting the re-
coiored Tri named iSE Mime e. Loiyer living with WITH
her family on Franklin street, was taken sick.
The family sie;a1 yoang man, was sum,
which occurred about ten days ago. All necessary
arrangements were made for the funeral, and the
enes in %eTs assemblies one DAY 70 aitend M a. H. put
arrival of the preacher. The physician drove up,
accompanied by another young man, apparently
medical student, and entered the house, bringing
with them a case Of instruments and a bucket
The surgeon said that he wanted to go into the
fSCm with the body The sshsr and n, shs rest Sd Of
body, as they suspected hts purpose, but being
poor and ignorant they did not know exactly
whether he had amy right 10 mutilate the body or
not. The surgeon threatened to get the Board OF
Health man, mysterious power to them, and
tiflcate If he not allowed have his own way.
With an air OF authority he cleared the room, and
he end his companion went to work on the corpse,
which was attired in its STROUD, and mutilated It
to their satisfaction, taking portion OF the body
away in the bucket FOR a more critical examina-
tiun
The physician In question is ono OF the physi-
clans 10 the poor, but was not acting in that
capacity when attending the girl, as he was paid
fer his services, and the body was in nowise
paupers body. Even IL otherwise, his act woald
have been no less eensurable. No physician has
The right to invade the deathehamber and con-
vert 1t into a dissecring- room, except In cases
where foul play Is suspected, in which case there
Is an officer of the GOvernnient whose duty 1t is
to make all necessary investigation. The name
Of the physician referred 10 is pnrposely with
held, as he may have allowed his passion for
surgery TO carry him beyond the limits OF pro-
pTiety and deeency. .-.
National Republican., 1876-06-09
Metropolitan Baptist Chapal.

Last evening e strawberry festival was given
by the Sunday-schOol Of the Metropolitan Baptist
chapel, corner Of Sixth and A streets northeast.
The chapel was neatly decorated with flags,
while over the pulpit was artisticslly erected q
canopy composed also Of flags. The tables were
adorned with flowers, tastily arranged, making it
pleasant and tempting board TO dispose of the
strawberries. cream and refreshments. Professor
Murray was in attendance with his stereopticon
views to while away tae evening with the patrons
of the festival. who were numerous. Among the
entertaining features OF the evening were solos.
rendered in a pleasing manner by Misses Alice
Thompson. Mary Thompson. Ida Brown, Mr..
James Wilkes and others. Miss Ida Case acting
as organist; a pleasant solo was that given
Hymn" also playing an accompaniment. This
is the first of series of festivals to be held the
rest Of the week, and should be patronized by
those who are fond Of ice cream and drefreshments j.
while at the same time contributing to good
object.
National Republican., 1876-06-09
ME ASSOCIATION.
Pigeon Match at Rr;ghtwood Park.

The Game Protective Association will, this
afternoon, have pigeon shoot at Brightwood
Park. Mr.. Gatchel is expected to be present.
The association desires him TO witness pigeon
match under the club rules, as they believe that
he will become convinced that no cruelty is prac-
ticed. Only members of the association will par-
tfcipate in the first match. which will be with i've
BIRDS each. If Mr.. Gatchel has the participants
is desired 10 establish precedent. After the
association match there will be match free for
all The shooting will begin at 4:3J O'Clock 1t is
proposed 10 run cOnyeyances from the corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street. The
members agreed last night TO stand by one an
other in case any Of their number are brought
before TIE courts
National Republican., 1876-06-09

hotel bOot-black has many minutes to spare
to think how to better his condition. The boot
black at the National has been thinking over the
matter for some time, especially as he has been
contemplating mstrimony, and he decided that
by one the spoons disappeared and the conten-
tion among the boarders over the few spoons kept
increasing. All Of the missing articles were dis
covered yesterday in the b0ot-blsek's trunk.
Owing to the fact that he is piously studying for
the pulpit, he was not prosecuted, and for the
same reason his name is suppressed, hut there Is
vacancy in the boot-blacking department Mt
the National
National Republican., 1876-06-09
Auction Sales To-day,

By Gee, Y. Stickneyl
At: ::S5 o'clock, valuable improved property, No.
141T n street northwest.
By Duncanson Bros:
At 10 o'clock, at No. 4oi Ninth street northwest,
large stock Of mirrors, picture frames, &c.
By Il. II. Warner:
At I o'clock, desirable property on the south
side of street, between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth streets, near the War and Navy Depart
ments.
By Thos. E. Waggamal:
At S o'clock, dwelling No. Is street south
east.
By Thos Dowling:
At II o'clock, second-hand building material.
National Republican., 1876-06-09
ADAs ISRAEL.
Dedication of a New syuseoeus.

Inc new synagogue erected by the Adas Israel
congregation at the southeast corner Of Sixth and
@ streets northwest will be dedicated at 4 o'clock
this evening. Rev. George Jacobs, of PbiIadeI.
phia, and Rev NJ. Jsnover. Of New York will on
ciate. The structure has been erected by Mr.
Joseph williams, contractor, under the dIrect;o.,
OF building committee consisting Of Messrs 8
Goldstein, J. Rich and VIM. Danneuberg. The
ed1nce Is small, but neat and compact IN annear
ance and is located in very desirable part N the
city The ceremony will be an unusual one as II
Is seldom Lhat synagogue is dedicated AMI the
services VIII be very impressive in Character As
the space is so limited, none but those Invited viii
be admitted. The congregation is not Iar1e Int
the synagogue is literally supported and they
have received generous contributiops from manyy
IsTaeiites Of other congregations in the city The
committee Of arrangements, of which Mr A 8
Solomons is chairman, has made every provision
for the occasion.
Coa ra ali lFnan Al
National Republican., 1876-06-09
improvements,

The following building permits were issued yes
terday: VIM. Beckett, two two story brick dwell
ings south side Of Samson street, between -Four
teenth and Fifteenth northwest; sI,SOO Henry
Hurtz, a two-story frame dwelling south side of
street, between Eighth and Ninth southeast; $500
John Stewart, q three-story and basement dwell
ing east side of Sixth street, between o and p
northwest: 5000. L. White. tWO-stOry brick
building and store east side Of Nineteenth street.
opposite P-street circle: a. 900.
National Republican., 1876-06-09
RAILROADS.

FOR THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION,
II Five Trains Daily, except Sunday,
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
Commencing TUESDAY, May ls.
The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company
will run the following trains through TO PhiladeI-
phia without change of cars, leaving the Depot,
sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue
1850 n. m. daily except sunday; arriving in Phila-
delphia, 1:0 p. m.
9:23 a. daily, except Sundayrarriying in Phfla-
delphia, rs p. m. 1
lap; m daily, except Sunday, arriving in Phrls-
$50 p m daily, arriving In Philadelphia 1oop. m.
$50 p daily, arriving in Philadelphia, 2:35 a. m.
skeping Cars attached 70 train TO Philadelphis
leaving at s4o p. m, and persons securing berths
can remain in car until o'clock n. m. -.
Secure your ticket at ONCE OF the company, north
east corner Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
nue. northeast corner sixth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and depot Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company. ID. N. BOYD, JR,,
General Passenger Agent,
... FRANK THOMSON,
myl6-n General Manager.
National Republican., 1876-06-09

Possessing large fonts of New. Type and fne
Book Presses, the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, BooK
AND Jos PRINTING OFFICE can print Briefs in a
much shorter time than is required in ofices with
less.ample facilities. alland.get estimates, and
you will find that we print fifteen per cent
cheaper than any other oftcs in the District o
Columbia. Southwest corner Of Pennsylvanis
avenue and Thirteenth street, second tQOg.
National Republican., 1876-06-09
snrine Holiday cantata.

No one should fail to attend FOrd's Opera
House on Tuesday or Wednesday evenings next,
to witness the rendition of the cautats Spring
Holiday" by the pIblic school children. The
marches, May-pole dance and beautiful music
will excel all past efforts Of the children.