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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-03-01
PiIIng up his EnPeachabIe Of
fenSes

On the 24th of December, 1874, the
Radical Legislature, in order to meet
particular case and to defeat the choice
of Sheriff of Warren county by popular
election in place of Crosby, passed
general act authorizing the Governor to
fill vacancies in any county, district Cor
beat Office by appointment. On the
26th Of January the present Legislature
passed a bill, which became law by linn
itation, repeating the aforesaid act of De
cember 1874, and thus taking from the
Governor the authority to fill vacancies
in advance of elections. Notwithstand-
ing the repeal of the said law, Governor
Ames has in repeated instances persisted
in making appointments For example,
the act Withdrawing his authority was
in force from and after the 26th of Jan
uary, and since that time in deliberate
defiance of it, and with malice prepense,
he has made the following appointments
and issued commissions to the persons
herein named:
VIM Minor, Justice of Peace. Jan. IS, &c
Chas. Schaphuer, Constable, =. Jan. IS, 16
Madison Perry. Constable, Jan. Is, '76
Gilbert orion, Justice of Peace, Feb. s, 20
Daniel Hayes, Constable. Feb. $, '76
Thus has Governor Ames flung in the
face of the Legislature and its lawful
acts his defiance that he does not intend
that the powers conferred on him by the
annulled act of 1874, and which he has
scandalously abused, shall be wrested
from him. He has given the people to
understand that his unbridled will, or
caprice, is above the law, and that he
regards no more than puff of wind his
oath to see that g the laws are faithfully
| executed"
Senator Morrill, distinguished Repub-
lican authority in his opinion in the
trial of Andrew johnson, laid down this
rule:
Can the President Cor GovernOr) in viola
| ton of the laws of the land, disobey such
parts of the laws as he pleases, and when he
pleases? Such acts wiz: violation OF
/
characterized when called high miSdemedla-
ors If they are not, what are they? Ger
tainly they are not innocent acts. What is
Il misdemeanor The definitions in Web
| ster's Dictionary are as follows:
| l. Iii behavior, evil conduct, fault, mis-
management.
2.-(Law.) Any crime less than felony
The term applies to all otfenses for which
the law has not furnished a particular name.
1t is a mild description of his offense,
to say that in multiplying the law of the
land, and setting his authority above it,
Gov. Ames is guilty of /" ill behavior,
evil conduct, or, what is synonymous,
g misdemeanor." The Constitution of
the State of Mississippi (sec. 2S) says:
The Governor and all other civil officers
under this State shall be liable to impeach-
ment for treason, bribery, or any high
crime. or UltsIeuednOr in office.
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Is it true that Democrats of the House
hesitate to vote impeachment against the
Governor? And that this hesitation
arises upon the utter fimsiness of the
testimony? How is this T.? Let us learn
the facts. Why does the House sit with
closed doors? Such secrecy is believed
to be unprecedented in cases of impeach-
ment Why don't they open the doors
and give their proceedings and evidence
to the world ?-Times.
Our Radical neighbor need not crow
until he is out of the woods. Nor need
he fear that the testimony will be sup
pressed. 1t will go to the world with all
the damning evidences of the guilt of the
accused official. We shall see to that.
The war upon Radical misrule in this
State has only begun. Only the outposts
have been carried, but the testimony,
which has been piled like Pelion upon
Ossa, will furnish the weapons of offence
and defence until the field has been
swept. The country will see, when the
open day and secret night iniquities of
the Ames Administration are revealed,
that it has had no adequate conception
of his crimes.
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BABoocK is supposed to feel placid. ;
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-03-01

Resignation is putting GO 5.,ne srs.
ones selfand ones grief.-Nla'''
chine,
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ruE REPUDuATIUG DECISION.
:. Ese-mlss of the WAR on the 'S"-
dic5aI brain.
Meridian Mercury.l

Meridian Mercury.l
The Supreme Court has decidet the
great railroad cases, wherein money was
loaned TO the roads before and paid BACK
during the war in Confederate money I'M
der special authority of an act of the Leg
islature, adversely to the railroads. Inc
ground upon which the decision rests Is
the act was in aid of the Rebellion-so-
called-and therefore void. How that
could be deduced is a mystery. IL the
State, which was raising troops and FUR
nish supplies as q State, and dong some
thing continually. to help carry on the
war, had demanded of the road to make
payment in gold or its equivalent, cotton,
| for instance, would not that whloh
/ strengthened the hands of the State and
gave it more power, have had more the
appearance of aiding the Rebelllon-so-
| called? We have not seen the learned
| briefs and arguments of counsels on ell
Their side, but we do not hesitate to say
that the decision is an absurdity and
based upon a ridiculous non sequitur.
Tarbell delivered the decision. 1t is sus
picious of "results of the war" too much
on the judicial brain. If we were mem
Der of the Legislature we would intro
duce bill to legalize the payment in
| Confederate money, even at the risk, II
it should pass, of inuring to the beneti
of the "wreckers" of the Mobile d Ohio
Railroad, which had an interest i'll the
suit of about 100000 The State is in
honor bound to keep its Confederate
faith with the roads, and, for one, we
are for doing it. And we should like tC
know what power can prevent State
from maintaining inviolate her contracts
with railroads made during the wal
against the technical decision of her OWL
judges, carpet baggers or domestic seal
lawags, that the act was in aid of rebel
lion. 1t is for State to take advantage
of her own wrong to avoid her contracts
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Thos. A. Walker, >. X. Cockrill,
Frank McCoppin, VIM. I'll. Barnum,
Chas. Beasten, Chas. +. Dyke,
A r. Lawton, S. III. Mccormick,
Thos. Bowling, NJ. NJ. Ham,
Isaac f. Eaten, Hy. ID. McHenry,
Henry ID. Ogden, l.. d. NJ. Sweat,
A. Leo. Knott, VIM. A. Moore,
VIM. Lochren, j. II. Sharpe,
John NJ. Priest, Geo. l.. Miller,
T. II. Williams, NJ V. B. Eagerly,
T. F. Randolph, NJ. w. Ransom,
j. q. Thompson, Jas. K. Kelly,
JAS. p. Barr, Nicholas VanSlyck,
ThOs. Y. Simon, VIM. b. Bate.
A. S. Stockdale, B. b. Smalley,
John Goode, Jr,, Jno, Blair Hoge,
Geo. II. Paul, Thos. NJ. Patterson,
AUGUSTUS SCHELL, Chairman.
FREDERICK o. PIERCE, Secretary Ma.
tional Convention,
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PREPARED FOR TUE r,
JOHNSTON, $50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, b,,,a SoAsass

| HORSEHADf6HE6-Por barrel, eooN9S
HQNfNY.S barre: :. s.Ss z. 49,.
tons ptat.lee " wv mixeas
sR y1SV ~ Tmgsfhf "a 80 ron N An
gHe. Boiler Plates. s-ogsgpns1a stamped.
0i charcoal heller 10; ]; sHc: grs bed iron
isSn. No sto n; re; sheet iron. "a "a n
=, bAsi sas stcsI aiiaS So' lo g y pi Ms VIZ; Ply
AZ. korss.shoe iron bKdRSc, hoIlnware cast
M. Ea5Ec; spring steel. IKE; cast stssi,
~. ~. : dosen. . Haias tx, hosisr 49,
~ A W. O0iiet riVe~'
HIDES, ETO.-Dry deerskin, l0l5c; sheen
pelsss iTISSIsc. Tr..n a sS,.s aIoss ls9IDci ar
ara
LARD-Tirrces. Gle: kegs, -0llIkc;
Tsansd-~ w 'O'
LIVE STO0K 0uiet, beef o.ttIs. am7ko,
good, S9SKc; Q dice, 4@5Kc, Cow and caives
dull at t400095O 90. Sheep, 6Nl0c, Hors.
6N97kc-au grc @ weights. Mules, Sll00l10.
sSS. S'O 'n0'''' 'i"' 0A'n' 's'O
M0LAssRB-Common &@loc; fair As 10 As;
prime 81 to SO; etrictly prime H 10 SO; fancy
choice 6Oc per gal.
MATCHkb. BLACKING. ETC.-We quote 4.
Matches D gross, 800 in box, I 50; parior, b
gross. 8; Mason's blsckinR, q Fross, lQ5i
large.s6 90.
NAILS,-eS 1898 % Y key.
5 QOi pale, 81 No. ~ .7bi No. 4. 4 80; pitch, &
Maaills rope, bib, iS3isTc; Hi1aI, M1l6xc;
tarred rope. l6c; tar marlin, $50: Ipun yarn
2Sei cakum. y bale. navy. s. American navy.
0ATs-0ats. mixed. 1880, white. 5s06lo,
seed, Sg9Sc per bashel: q
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aENEnAL

The following quotations are for orders
rom store and small lots in . iobbing way;
.APPLEs1Medium. % 1904 50; choice. 6 %
BRlN-stsady; wheat. SIG SO9l7 90 y ton.
corn, elT so to 1900.
BACON Packed) : Shoulders lOh9loAe;
long clear sides lSHci clear rib sides l5@a
Axe; sug~ar-cured hams 1lh else.
BkAkB-N ay2 81.
BUTTkR=Common. 597Oc; medium, 2O9
&c; choice, W03o,
BALING STUFfs AND TIEs-Bardnr, 2
lbs. lS@l2fei ~ lbs lsN TO ~ ties. 81 70
5He, -BAling tWine. 149llHc.
BUILDING MATERfAIS-In store prices
are: Cement. Louisville, 81 Is TO 2 %; Rosen-
dale. 3 Dbl, 2 50Q2. IS; hair, 2 2O92 IS 4 40
ID bale: plaster. Michigan, 8 so; New YORK.
1 Wj lime. per Dbl. ! 1901 50. Fire-brick,
s. to 3 e0per 1000; brick. 10 10 II per 100.
Bkkf, FRESH : R~oreQuarters. ~ 10 "a,
h~indQgaEterS. 1910. Hogs. * TO lie. Sheep.
CANDLES Boxes, full weight ls TO lS<o,
half box full weight 16H 70 lie; quarter box,
full weight IL 10 IKE per ID.
gQyuANUlS-Per 100. 5 COOS 10.
SOttkk-Rio ID. common 70 oheioe, q
VD1; Java and Laguayra, 1880.
h.nsl u sss 70 Mixed g 7oea 90; choice
COAL 0n-agallon, 1895.
yVkn-Mlxed, 81 70 SIC; white, 52066o.
C0HH-hkAL- Kiln-dded. full weights.
:. C 81 II YARNs-Es. 600. lselsto, No.
0ABEAGES-Per IM headS,Si OOa1sOo. ma.
dun $500 common. "a O096O0.
ChkE5k-hew Factory, l20llc; En4Ilsh
dairy, N4l6oi rates irregular.
CQTIONSEED-&6 90 ton,
o0TTOE-5EKD OlL-Cotton-seed oil Il
n demand: Crude, at l2943c; yellow, Ha55e:
oil-meal. $50 Is ton and / IS h hundred.
CR0UT-Per barrel. &g6I6; k~alf.barysl,.
IS 0093 IS, as " quality,
0RAEBERRIEs V Dbl, 10 5O0l1 50.
D. D: MEATS Shoulders W 10 exc; Iona
clear sides Va 70 ,H1zci. clear rib sides Ike
clear sides lls7lci hams llHo, mess pork CA
rumPsd Rs[k Ri packed he higher.
DklkD FkUIT-Applea. S1SS9oi peaches,
DRUG5-0pium. 81 Is 10 $50, uuInips
y 30 3 ounce; morphine. SIS y ouncei cam,
phor,. 30 per pounds chloroform, i IS I
pounds castor OIL, l1c y pound; borax, zoo I
pounds bluO-mass. IN lara, TO B pound; cal
pOTaa, ! s y : SSpn g n inSfa n n % noSS 20 =
tarie scid, 90 and eSci SuIphurio acid, 50 !
pcgndi alcohol. 10 gallons iOdidS potash.
RgcKs-slsady,lso95 90 = dozen.
h9Hb-nQlSo \ doEeni nominal.
nLyuh-esper and extra, % 1895 90
4SI choice family. @S7Di fancy, sNes6
rlsHTNackerel h~alf-barrols. No. !, o OOc
rels No. 8 eI5@T 90, Kits ia. T. iT5aisS
Kits No. 2,l 500 kits No. 3,IB. White aSb
10. i halt-barrels, 65096T5; family,H 500
%. Hetrine. smoked. 500; roe heTrinss. mai
baITels,.6 6; Rselfoot Lake, ssl5c q ia ON
cage Lake. lOglSc , llbi. red snapper, H1l5e
9RITS-H 50 @6@NbbL
~9EkgK@9teady At IS 0007 %.
GAME Whole deer, per Id. 6Qso, ~v.ntsov
saddles, per ID, 10 to 40; rabbits Der dozen
81; squIrlels por deEen 81 Wto2W; opossumi
zoo 70 u % each mallard ducks pOr doSen, y
to6 gray ducks POT doHen 81; wood and teal
ducks peT dossa 81 -; prairie chickens nj
ao1se. NJ 0usilS Per dozen. 81 Eame-ASh pSi
aLA$-cgse71S. % "a, rxiOosxlO, % NJ
9 u MEa2ele1I. 90. 10 ne trade as
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-14
FridaI. sfst day q March. 1s7a.

In front Of the oourt-house door of Shelby
county, between the hours of IL o'clock am.
and 4 o'clock p M of said day, cell to the high
est and best bidder, for cash In hand, the fol-
loving described tract o bland, lying andbeinE
10 Upton county, Tennessee. near the line Of
Upton and Shelby counties, about midway
between Memphis and C0vinRton, to-wit;
Being q part Of the land sold by K. A. Shelton
70 Minor Davidson, Rad more particularly do
Bcribed as follows: Beginning at a stake on
the north side of said tract, dogWood, hickory
and two ash pointers; thence south 40 y1-lO0
poles to q stake on the south line, lockwood
and ash pointers; thence westward with said
boundary line IA 4S-1t0 poles to a stake sixteen
links east Of q small ash marked r thence
west IS S:lOO poles 10 q sake seven links from
3 dogWoed and ffty-ive links from a white
oak pointer; thence parallel with the south
boundary line 81 poles to q stake on
tho east boundary line, seventeen links north
Of . white-Oak; thence northWard with the
rest boundary line III 92-l00 poles TO the
northwest oerner thence with said north
boundary line TO the beginning, containing
20 " Ito acres, more or less. Said land is sold
to pay q note Of $3.50, bearing date January
l9, 1876. made by Julia Ann Kinton and T. II.
Kinton. with interest until paid, and due De-
cember II, 1876, the said note being given for
part Of the. purchase money for the said land
sold 10 Julia Ann kinton Oath and bond Of
trustee waived and equity of redemption
waived. l sell only as trustee. Title believed
70 be good. NJ. D. WEIGH, Trustee.
MCDOWELL 4 BR0wE. Attorneys. 1897
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Quotations are nominal and unchanged
OOTTOR.

The market this morning Opeued firm
and presented a better feeling, owing to
the ieTorSble advicea from Liverpool
holders were sSOyant and asked full
prices, while buyers we're not much dis
posed to coucede to tbs prices asked;
hence. transactions were limited. Esti-
mated sales for the day, 1000 bales; sales
yerterdsy, 22OO bales, $50 of which we're
taken BY spinnsrs, 1000 by exporters and
$50 By spectators. New York spots
opened quiet and strong, and at noon
we're quiet and steady, with futures
steadier and firm. Liverpool spots we're
steady aud hardening, with arrivals
6rmer.
COTTON HxCUAHaH QUOTATIONS. SqAHDARD
ANunfdlM NI.AQQrpTQATT0U.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-14
On Tuesday, April 4, 1875,

N legal hours. In mont Of the Court House,
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to sell, to the
highest bidder. for cash, the following de-
scribed property, to-Witi A certain lot or
parcel Of land lying and being In Shelby
county. Tennessee. the same. being lot No. IS
In johnson. X Murphy's subdivision Of part Of
lot 500. beginning at the southwest corner Of
said let en- the north side Of Exchange street,
CITY Of Memphis, county of Shelby, state Of
Tennessee; thence east with said street 5sl<
feet; thence north s. feet to the south side OF
Alabama road Tor street, thence with said
road 63H feet; thence south 79K feet to the
beginning; the said property being the zane
a. conveyed By John Robertson, trustee, to
James Nolan. by deed, April rs, 1866, in Book
%, part 2, page. 62l, in Registers Office Of
Shelby county, Tenn.
Levied on as the property Of defendant,
oct and costs.
Memphis, 18th day Of February, ISIS.
O, Il. ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby County, Tenn,
b BIN x. PuLLEN. DIS.
4: GLAT KHS. Attorney for plaintiff.
Un-uaIN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-14
| .. ., '. DIRECFORT.
odd Fellows. Han. sOrnss Main and EOrtl
Court streetsS

odd Fellows. Han. corner Main and North
LoDeu:
MnpHrs LeDaH, no. 6-mesis every Tues
DAY. o. d. PiiSohke, II. Ell IS. asErett.
Y. G.I L. 8. Burr, BocrOtaryi d. r. Risk.
oafcIIsLw Lopez, No. s-mests sysrx Mon
day night. r. j. meok, n. 9.iE. N.
Aearn, V. g.; AD. Gibson, r. 81 John A.
SoHrLLER Lopez. No. l40-meets every We'd
nssdAy night. John Bpang, N. 9.i Frank
Driss, v. g.; Chas. BorneF, Secretary; John
Linkhauer, Treasurer.
B1EEEa IsDsI, No. NI-7nssts every Friday
aieht, O. q. Eeidsick. n. G.i.J.W. Ander-
son, y. e.; WE. Henry. p. and B. B.; 1.S.
BLUY1 CrTT Lopez, No. lT-msets every
Tueaday evening At go Second street. d. I.
Porter, N. G.;R D. 5pesd, v. Ct ". n.
Moyvton, Secretary; D. n. Kenneday. Treas.
H~HoAKPHnERs.
9IYoso EEoAMPxHHf, No. S-meets on the
Isl and "a Thursday nights Of each month.
John A. Holt, @. P.i Charles NJ. Carroll. H..
P.;D. + GOODYEAR. 8. W.; Thos. Bacon.
6cribe; B. Bingham. Treasurer; ". H..
STPHIs EEoAPuSr. No. ss-meets ID and
tsh Thursday nights Of each month. Joe
tooke,O p; A W NewSom, Il Pi " L
Crook, & "; 8 Garrett. ] W; BIB Cullen.
Scribe; Oh Plischke. Treasurer.
pEaRKH oDeE,
MHxPHrs DEsEEE Lopez No. s-Msst Grst
Saturday NJ each month. 0. N. Carroll, d.
NJ; Ben Bingham. ID. MI A. y. kenne-
day. A. o. Nj 7. P. Holland. sec'yi 7. ".
Smith, Treas.
GENERAL RELrvP CoMNrrTEI-J.R Wilkins.
Chairman, go Main street; John W. Waynes-
burg, Secretary and Treasurer, 30 Front
street; A. D. Gibson, 6 West Court street, j.
g.. Bchmidt, q Msnroe street, DIT. Porter,
q TDton akreek.
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On the nth Bay Of April, 1879,

u front Of the court house. on the corner Of
Main and Poplar streets, sell 10 the highest
bidder. for cash, the following described
premises. lying and being In Shelby county,
state Of Tennessee. designated as lot14, bleck
Y Of ~btepheps, subdivision. q plat Of which IA
auly recorded In Plat Book page 60. Reggie
l9t has q front Of so feet on the north line Of
walker avenue and runs back between par
allel lines lS6 60-lW feet Ia o l2k foot alley;
being the same premises sold to VIM. Moore
By Ann Stephens. Equity Il reclamation
viewed little believed 70 be good but l sell
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= AsoNTO DTRECToRT.

:" tnoaNa. w
SOUTH MAMPHIs. Nc. lis meets "a trtday
IN zach month, In Odd Fell0wB' Hall.
Halter, I'M; B & Pullen. Soy.
AEonsoxA, No. 1853 meets LIST McAday. 10
each month, In Odd Fellovs' Hall. wv
Kosby, W N; CG Locke. See,,y; m
I. sach month, in odd Fellow Hall. Af
Davis M; RIA Lyle. Bee'y.
Drsofo. No. 29-meets Sd Friday In each
month. In odd Fellows HAIl. Jno W era
ham. w N; Aft H White. Seo'y.
Kuw1NETEo, No. Al-meets 9Th Friday IN
aaeh month. In Odd FelI0vB' Hall. James s
Carpenter, VIM lack 7 White. bse'y.
ROYAL RoH 2
pvuu czLPfER. No. 2-meets Sd Monday Of
eaoh month-at Masonic Hail. In 9Ayogo
Biloxi. A. J. Wheeler. NJ. q. H. PIT Q. g.,
AG MSSpSfs 0HITFnR, No. S-meets at Ma
sonic Hail, IN Gayoso Block. Sd Monday Of
esoh month. W, s. Matthews. ID. 3. II. P.;
Z, ". Shelton. Secretary.
4. \ Q. n.
EuaKKA OouHcn. No. 6-meets 81 Thurs
AeV nj each month-at Masonic Hall, In cay
oSo Block. A. j. Wheeler n. W.i O. B..
FuNPLkRs.
OYnHSu CoNNANDERY, No. i-mests 9Th Mon
ASy 81 each month at Masonic ball, GayOso
Block. I'd Worsham. &C.; To. Barchnss
Rec.
Sd Tuesday Of each month at Masonic Han,
Gayoso Block. B. r. Haller. y. CT r. W.
Bhslton. Rec.
KNIGHTS oY Rap CRoss or CONSTANTINE
meets htst and third Saturdays Of sseh month
a Masonic Hall. L. B. Hatch. N. P. s.; 7.
]. Barchus, X.
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Trustees Sale,

Under AND BY VIRTUE OF ATRUsT
" deed made By VIM. and Ann Moore, his
wife. 70 ". B.. Donahue, recorded in Book 81,
page Sbl, Registers office Of Shelby county,
Of Shelby county, Tennessee. made the 9Th
DAY. OF March. 1876, appointing me as trustee
10 the room Of the said W. b. Donahue, re-
signed, and OF the request Of the beneficiary,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-14

A business man Of this city, who had
some excresences removed from bis feet
by q local corn doctor, about a year ago,
called at his Office again g few days ago
to have q bunion treated. you are not
the persOn who was here a year ago2"
said the patient. mo-" responded the
chiropodisL that vas my brother" rs
he still In the ~bpsinessT' inquired the
caller Not exactly; he's not 10 this
branch Of the profession; he's now on
the lungl"-Detroit Neos.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-14

NEW 0RInANs. March II. Ll;30 s.m.-Cotton
Z firm. Middling. Ike. Sales, 900; receipts,
Sllf baIes.
eLryHRrooL. March IA 1880 p.m.-Cotton Is
ssIsss u .oO SP Ssl.al o O rbish sd S5l ss9s ~ Tsa.
port and speculation.
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SheriF's Sale Of Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
directed from the Honorable Circuit Court Of
Shelby county. Tennessee, in the case Of D..
Oanale and ]. Cameron, admir- Of y. g. Cam
eron. surviving partner Of Black, Cameron
q Co... vs. John German, James Nolan, =.
n. Leiresh. D: Larkin OF al. judgments rom
the aggregate sun Of twelve hundred and
SIX dollars and seventy.four cents, with in
terest and costs Of suit, 10 satisfy said judy
ment. etc, / will.
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Trustees Sale.

QY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED, AND
~ IN which, IN trustee, mada BY Julia Ann
klnton and her husband, D. X. Kinton. on the
18th day of January, 1875, duly acknowledged
before James Reilly, Clerk Of the County
Court Of Shelby county, and recorded in the
Registers office Of linton county and notod
for registration In Entry Book B. page 50, l
Will. on.
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VHIGHTs or PXTHIAs.
Tuuwuasnn LoDes no. s. Meet
let aud3d v ednosdays each month OF

TIHxuasnn LoDeH No. 5-Meets NJ
lst and3d v ednesdays each month OF
$50 Second trset, Vincent Block, OPP. Court
R1uars. Joe Locke .0x W.L.ParkeF.V .O.;
Y, KIOstemsyer, PEW. orOSk. N; Of h;
John Wilson. n. Of T.; W. h. Moyston. &.
Of R. and 8.
MEMPHIS Lopez No. 6.-Meets for driI on
hrst Thursday Of each month. Regular meet
me second, third and fourth Thursday. R
E Creighton, @ CT ? W Mouse, P @; Jos 8
Leon. 70; John Wood, P; B P9mith. n n;
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OGUR On LION LoDeH No. lS-Mests ID and
4th Wednesda 8 every month, ct go Second
street. Vincent slpsk, opposite Court SQUARE.
Wilson, p; Q. A. Burr. n, Of e. J. 7.
Tdmlinsen. III. Of 81 D. W. BchAfer. K.
Of X. g.; J. O. Walston, P. O.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HONEY.
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Mnnpufa, TRNN.. March Il, 1876. !

PUBLIC LRDGRR OYFIcn. [
MnHPHIs. TRSE.. March "A. 1876. :
The money market this morning was
again quiet and inactive and devoid Of
animation; aside frcm local checking
and deposiing there was nothing doing.
Currency remains in good supply, with
money easy and balances well kept up,
the banks freely discounting all first
class paper offering at DOLL D cent.
y snnum; street rates on short loans rule
at l492i p cent. y month. Exchange
is easier and in better supply, as fol-
lows: Buying on New York at 20 dis
count and selling at fc premium; New
Orleans, buying at tc discount and sell
ing at par. Brokers are paying !l3t9
1874 for gold, with little offering. There
Is a slight movement in city tax scrip.
but little doing in other local securities.