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MEMPHIS TENN TUESDAY EVENING MARCH IA 1876

nefs and literature, bat since then, az de
Candolle says, the scientific center Of
gravity had advanced from the south to
ward the north, Ani the chances are ia
favor OF the English because Il is com
posite language, containing su equal
measure Of German aud Latin words; Il
is grammaticslly simple. clear, strong
and flexible. Az compromise tongue
between German and Latin, il ought to
be the hallway aDd meeting point OF the
naturally hostile Latin aud German
races, while not unattrsctive 10 the Sla.
vonie races. AS growing tongue it is
sure to outstrip aay other in the race for
control OF numbers Of population. Eng.
lish is already spoken BY l00, ,O00, 900 per.
sons in collected bodies, aud among
whom it 10 the dominant and permanent
tongue. German is spoken BY scarcely
10000. 900, French by not TO exceed 4o,.
5000, and Spanish aud Italian By
nearly the same number. In Germany
population doubles once in a hundred
years; in southern Europe and France,
once IN one hundred and 6fty years; in
England, once in fifty years; in the
United States and British colonies, once
in twenty-five years. A century hence,
upon this scale, French, Spanish and
Italian together will be spoken BY ZOO.
900, 900, German by l25, ,000, 900, English
BY 800, 900, 900, and that the most widely
diffused of populations.
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Publisher and Proprietor.
THR BLUE AND THE GRAY.


Divided in war, United In Peace
Couple.
Atchison Patriot.l
There are living within the corporate
limits of this city, gentleman aud his
wife fron whose life history we CLEAN the
following remarkable chapter, the truth
fulness Of which We youch for, having
known some Of the facts prior to their
citizenship here--facts that arc known
only TO the husband, the wife, her family,
and q few Of her old Missouri acquaint-
ances. The nsmes Of the parties are not
given for obvious reasons. ta al
The gentleman has been q resident Of
Kansas for number Of years, and when
the country called for defenders was tn
6rst to respond to that call, He enlisted
as private in q Kansas regiment that
won distinction upon many battle
ield, and was ever at his post, being of
of duty not single day for many months.
he participated in several sanguinsrY
battles. but fortune favored him, and
when mustered out OF service he had not
q single scar to show. In after years he
dnited to Platte county, where he re-
mained some months, during which time
he became acquainted With, wooed and
won his present wife. Ei.sz
She was young girl about seventeen
years OF age when the tocsin Of war was
sounded, and having been born and
raised in the South, very naturally was
sympathizer with the Loaf Cause.
She had had a brother killed in some Of
the first battles around Springfield, Mo-,
and she vowed that she would be that
brothers Avenger. Unknown to any
one, she cut her long hair, donned q suit
Of a younger brothers clothes, encased
her feet IN rough brogans, and one night
left her home to become soldier. The
somewhat noted Cy Gordon was then op-
Grating in Platte, Clay and Buchanan
counties, with Rs daredevil band as
ever drew saber She sought out his
camp and followed his black flag through
many hot engagement She was never
suspected. Who would suspect a woman
in that outcast bAndP She rode like a
trooper, there were few better pistol shots
10 the company, owing to early training
given by her brothers, and cut door ex.
ercise had Drowned and tanned her 9th.
erWise fair complexion, To be brief, she
served for three years the cause Of the
Southern Confedsracy-a portion Of the
time with an Arkansas regiment, which
was opposed at one time in battle by the
Kansas regiment to which her husband
belonged. She came home when the war
ended, and she resumed her place in the
family circle, which her absence had
broken.
she met this man she now calls has.
band, as we have previously stated, in
Platte county. Missouri, loved him, and
finally married him, aud they are now
fesidents Of this city. They often talk
over the days when they went sol
d;ering," and while she yet believes the
cause Cor which she per;led her life was
Just, she c6eerfully accepts the "Situs
ton, ~ fTHft. rr- Ift
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Attachment Notice.

Before J. NJ. Coleman, Justice Of the Peace
for Shelby county, Tenn. .-Hathan Adams
vs. Gullott, ABBY 4 Co.
IN This CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAV-
i ing been sued out under section StS5 Of the
Code Of Tennessee, and returned By the
proper officer leyied upon the property Of the
that defendants are Justly indebted 10 plain
tif In the sum Of e25 due By account, and
that they arc non-rosidents Of the State Of
Tennessee Il is therefore ordered that the
said defendants make their personal appear.
1875, at 10 O'clock am, at my Ofice, No. ~
Front st.. Memphis, Tenn, and defend said
attashment suit within the time prescribed By
Law, or the Same will be proceeded with ex
partei and that q copy Of this order be pub
iished once woek for four consecutive weeks
In the Public Ledger.
This 18th day ef February, 1876. e.l
ltS-lA-4-H J. NJ. COLEMAN, j. p.
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On Saturday, March s5, 1875,

within legal hours, the following described
property. situated IN Shelby county, Tenn,
belonging TO Mary b. Hillsman, John 7. lille
msu. Della W. Williamson and r. O. VII
Hanson, etc., t0.Eit: West half Of lots 81
and %, block 81. Third street. city Of Mem
phis. Lot 5 Of block Is, east eide OF Main
street, Hxl50 feet Memphis Lot s, block 66.
east eide Of Main street. Lots end 10, block
66, second street, " :, 42SSsxls0 feet Memphis.
lots q and q, block ", Second street, B.,
4256Kl50 fset. Lot -, bloolE 81, north side OF
Third street. Lot %. block 81. west side Of
Third street. I164l46x feet-Imemphis. Lots
Is snd 16, block t6, Second and GayoFo streets,
2l1Sxlls1 teet. Lots 10 and %. block 66. Sec
ond street. Lot 5, block 4, Chester street, 50
feet 10 river. Lot 3, block IL, Chester street.
46xl50 feet. Lot 2, block II. Beal street, SxlI5
feet. Lotl, block 1, Chester street, 60 feet TO
the river. Two hundred acres in District No,
II, joining q. W. Wioksrsham. bots ;, 4 and
s, block 4, District No. IA, Chester street and
river. Lots IS and d. block 81. Third street,
W., 425Sxl50 feet southwest corner alley.
Lot ~, block 81. HernRndo street, e., k23s feet
y bayou. Lot l6. block 6, Tennessee street,
W., 00xlD feet.
Terms Of sale-Cash. G1 trH. 'H.
This March 5. 1873.
ByR, J. BLACK. D. Q. and N.
W. VI. MCDOWELL. Atty. 3-9-1b-21
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NOn.Resident Notice.

In the ChanoeFy Court Of Shelby county, Ter
ssee-John 6pellman, guardian, etc., W.
]. A. Anderson OF al. -''l
1T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
i this cause that the defendant. Louisa NJ.
Anderson, is q nonresident Of the State Of
Tennessee, and q resident Of the State Of
Missisgippii II Is therefore ordered that she
make her appearance herein, ct the Court
fore the hrSt Monday In Nay 1915, and plead,
answer or demuF 10 oomplainAnts bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as 10 her
aud set for hearing OK parte and that copy
Of this order be published once q week ior
-four successive weeks In the Public Ledger.
This 10th day Of March. 1915.
EDMUND A. COLE, @. and N,
By u. B. MoHHNRY, D. G. and NJ.
CAN'T. PAITSRsoS ! LoNH, Solicitor fol
Complainant. S-l5.2f-T
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Welt 90 a vast Underground city OF
the Dead,

Grace Greenwood writes from Paris to
the New York Times: "0ur party en-.
tered the cataeombs at the old Barriere
d'Enteran entrance that seems 8 little
like a reverse VI proceedings. At this
point each visitor, after being provided
with q candle, descends nearly hun-
dred steps Of dark winding stairway to a
narrow passage, damp, and OF course ut
terly dark. From here we walked
through q perfect labyrinth Of other mar
row passages, ell doubly somber from
the heavy coating OF candle.smoke on
The rock overhead-walked for nearly
half an hour bsfore coming to the great
depository Of bones. On each side, all
the way through the old quarries, opened
other srched passages, leading of into
awful distance and darkness - ways
barred by chains or marked dangerous
We passed cayerns like drifts in mines,
and once We came upon q railing sur
rOEndiDg Q pit whose gloomy depths we
]vsinly sought 10 sound with the trem.
bling lightof our candies. To those in
the rear the effect Of the long limo OF
lights Aickering, waving, passing 10 and
ont OF the DARK arches, winding and
doubling, vas something strangely
weird aud awful. All, am sure, except
those brave young FrenchmeHi who kept
up their courage with cat-calls aud cock.
growing, felt oppressed by the very dark
ness aud silence which we we're so boldly
invading. For opE part, we were in
clined 70 speak low aud to watch anx-
iously each her bit Of candle, for no
friendly echoes of our voices come back
fF0m the gloomy passages, only dull,
warning roar; and the heavy night,
beaten back fog , little space BY our
tapers, seemed about 10 rpsh upon and
eEsrwhelm them and ps, Surely there
is 3 difference between the darkness ol
svev &C sombsF . spot which st some
time bas known daylight, and that of 2
plaos yhieb no roy cf aanshine baEeges
Sbseb6A The darkness here was Of The
hld WHICH "SAn be fVlg,P something
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Life I'm SILVER Land.
Virginia City tNsv.J Cor. Chicago Tribu

virginia City tNeV.D Cor, Chicago Tribune
The tourist on first setting bis foot
down in this strange city, is struck by
the startling phases of character which
meet him on every hand. Every nation
under the sun has its representative en-.
tered here in the race for gold, and every
situation in life may be encountered.
With gross population of fifteen thous.
aud ssuls Virginia City supports not less
than twenty gambling bells and two hun.
dred saloons the chink Of gold and ell.
yer resounds everywhere from early dawn
till long after midnight. The mad pur.
suit Of wealth never halts and the burn
ing desire to spend it when once it is
secured knows no cessation. There are
men here with incomes of three hundred
thousand dollars per month on the one
hand, and shivering wretches without q
farthing on the other.
The most startling illustration Of the
wonderful opportunities Of the country
has been the experience Of what is popu.
larly known as the bonanza crowd, com.
posed Of four mem John W. Mackay,
James G. Fair, James @. Flood and
William 0'Brine. Theree years ago
Flood and o Brien kept retail grog.shop
in San francisco, sample room, I"
where the thirsty might imbibe bad rum
and worse hesdache OF any hour Of the
day or night. MAckay, afew years ago,
ran steam engine at one Of the mines;
he has also worked in the mines With
pick and shovel. James G. Fair is a
mining expert = the best in the
region; he has been q mining superin.
tendent for many years. 1t happened
that Maokay aud Fair became cognizant
Of the fact that certain mine, the stock
Of which was at very low ebb, contained
some exceedingly rich ore. Having
saved a few hundred dollars, they in !.
duced the proprietors Of the San Fran.
cisco grog.shop to join them in purchss.
ing controlling interest in the stock.
Instead Of levying an assessment on the
stock, as the rule had been under the
former management, they declared q
dividend, and were not long in proving
the soundpeSs of their judgment by the
developments which they brought to the
surface. Prom that time they have pros
pered. Their next venture was the pur.
chase Of the Consolidated Virginia Nine,
a property which had hung like dead
weight around the necks Of its stock.
holders. They sunk the shaft deeper,
until they reached the depth Of fifteen
hundred feet, and not ouly proved the
existence OF rich ore, but had the salts.
faction Of recognizing in the deposits
which they opened up unlimited wealth
for themselves, and generous dividends
for their stock holders. For more than q
year this mine has been yielding nearly
100000 a month, and paying dividends
Of $40 per shore per month,
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No. $50. r. d, BarEllla Raney q ais vs..
la Grange and Memphis II. X. Co., OF ala,
DUkSUAHT TO AN ORDER OF SAI4E IN
j the above cause from the Chaneery Court,
l WI cell 70 the highest bidder, the following
property, to-wit; Situated in Fort Pickering.
end known on the Plan Of Subdivisions a.
Block !, Lots II q 2 q 2BI 20 80 "a e..
Block 2. lots 10 Is Us l6 % n 2 "a %. Block },
lots rs 56I12b II Is q 2326 o %. Block 4.
ISts 6 H2 q 2 e; BI0ck s. Iots s 2 q 2:
3M Is lsITB Y z q; Block 9, lots 5
d % II "a p q, "a q q 20 q.
Block II, lots 10 II u I3 10 Is g g. Block II,
bSs.J iSss = L Y II. y Y y e a 2T g e &;
Biocf Il. lots ssss q 8 8 "A. Block
Is. Lots I 80 1879 10 IA Is Is II q 2sTsS 20.
Block IS. lots ! 2 5 9 90 Is II q p g A& 6 q
% 81 % 3. Is 80 70. Block II. lots IL u u IS.
Block 70, lots 6STsgl0. Block q. lots IS !
S TSts SIS II HSs BSsE lS ots 81 e Ii Il iSf4 iS i
1919 % q 2 q. Block Is. lots 61s 9 10 II Il Is
Block Z1. lots / . one.haif Of SO TSs.
Block q, lots ! 234ssIsl21Sll. Block %.
Ss: Ss: !, 4 4 = iS Il R ls lsS 3 q BlOsh g
g. lox46s. Block -. lot Z. Block 50. lots
29lse, Block 70, lots2i. Pour acres. de-
scribed a. Depot GFounds" on the plan Of
Fort Pickering, bounded on the north By
blocks IL and 10, on the east By Fifth street,
on the south BY blocks % and q. and on the
west By Fourth street
Seven acres situated south Of the old track
Of HAGrange and Memphis railroad. north Of
5oloman Rosell'g field, 73S poles wide and l56
poles and % links In lepgth, the same con-
veyed by A. B. Carr TO LaQrBnge and Mem
Rhie Railroad Company By deed, recorded In
Book N, 2ie.
Also lot No. s. in block A. laid down on the
original map OK Port Pickering ss kosser
stIeot, but now fronting % feet on Panola
street, and running back 80 feet bounded on
the north By LOT No. ] In block A.
Also lot No. ,. 10 block A, set apart origin
ally as Pauola street. now fronting 90 feet on
Broadway, and running back 800 feet; bound
cd 90 the east By lot s, on the west By lots 3, 4
and In block A.
Terms: Notes at Z, y and lS months, with
approved security. and lien retained. Rquity
OF redemption barred.
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT. Auctioneef.
GEO. W. WucHRsT1R. Special Commissioner
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InsOIvent Notice.
STATE or TRHEEssEE, SHHLBY COUNTY,
OYYICI COUNTY COuRr Click.

STATE OF TRHEEssEE, SHHLBY COUNTY,
0YPIoH COUNTY COuRr CLRRK,
MsMPHIs, TsES., February 26, 1876
To Jas. A. Anderson. administrator Of Rose
A. joyce. deceased. ft
HAVING SUGGESTED TIE INS0L-
III venoy Of the estate Of Rosa A. Joyce,
deceased. you are hereby ordered to give mo-
uce, By adveTusement In some Newspaper
published within the said State, and also az
the court, house door Of Shelby county, for all
persons having claims against said estate 10
the County Court, authenticated IN the man
nor prescribed By lew. on or before the 18th
day of Angust, 1915; and any claim not hled
on OF before said day. Of before An appropria-
ton Of the funds Of said egtato V made, shall
be forever barred, both IN Law and pqqlty.
:, Witness ~ hand. q once this 8.k Day Of
February. lSi6.
By Hvsa B. cviLEN, D, q, 14H.k
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NOnsReRid0nt NOflca.

In the Chanccry Court Of Shelby county, Ten
nessee-W. n. Hurt, admir- Of A, M. Nor
gan, deceased, .vs. N, Q. Gall0way OF al.
IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
J. this cause that the defendants, Benz. u.
Graham and II. B. Graham L Brother, are cit
iAens Of Missouri. and .non-rosidents Of the
that they make tholf appearance herein, at
the Court-hQuse In the city Of Memphis,
Tenn. On or before the 6rst Monday Ia April.
1876, and plead. answer og dempr 10 complain
ants bill, Or lhe aAmewllf be taken for con-
paytet and that's q copy Of this order Be pub
IN the Public Ledger.
This ID dgy of maroh. lE18
DSbEp A. coEy. 0. .od NJ.
oLAyy ME6x. sOi. for complainant
EN-ltrW .I .f
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EnElisb the Language for science,

Itrsmalns for science to choose some
modern and living language, says the
New York World which ahall be its ve-
hicle by preference, and in which its liz,
ersture shall be mainly slowed away. NJ,
dc Osndolle argues that English must be
this language, In the seventeenth and
eighteenth centuries, French--the Lam
guage Of polite pociey-begsn 70 sue
coed Latin 80 the vekicle Of scientific
communication. It wss ssSimpls and clear,
and the French were the controlling
people Of the continent ia Arrns, man,
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Saturday, April 1, 1876.

in front Of the courthouse In the city Of
Memphis, Tennessee. TO the highest bidder
for cash. o lot Of land situated In the county
0f Shelby and State Of Tennessee. being lot
street extended, frOntnE 56)( feet on the south
side thereof, ana running back li8H feet TO q
l0H foot alley. being part Of original country
lot No. b03, and No. Of the ubdiviaion
thereof by Johnson x Murphy In 1885
Equity Of redemption Is waived In the decd.
Title believed TO be good. but will only con-
" i.T n S' A. ANDERSON. Trustsa.
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The Western settlers CHOSEN spe.
ei0e.

CHIC.
With every advance Of emigration into the
far Wet, new demand Is created for Hos
letters Stomach Bitters Newly peOpled 70
sions are frequently less salubriOus than
older settled localities. on account Of the
miasma which rises from recently cleared
land particularly along the banks Of rivers
that are subject to freshets. The agricultural
or mining emigrant soon learns. when he does
not already know, that the Bitters afford the
only sure protection against malaria and
those disorders Of the stomach, liver and
bowels to which climatic changes, exposure,
and unaccustomed or unhealthy water or diet
subject him. Consequently. he places an es-
innate upon this great household specific and
merits, and Is careful to keep on hand . re.
storatiYe and promoter Of health 80 implicitly
70 be relied upon In time Of need.
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SPECIAL NOTCH
A Chrd.

To ell who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretiOns Of youth, nervous weakness.
carly decay. loss Of manhood. etc.. l will
send recipe that will cure you, PRER OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov-
cred By missionary in South America. Send
q Gelf-addressed envelope to the Ray. JosRPa
7. ISMAS. Station D. Bible House. New York
City. Lbs .eodAw
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George Eliot says that girls are deli.
cate vessels in which is borne onward
through the ages the treasure Of human
affection; and some vretched bankrupt
adds that girls are delicate vessels which
require a email fortune evsy season to
keep them in sale,
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Cl0AR FACTORY.
RIO HONDO
Cigar Factory,
I66 Main StreeH,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

NONE BUT THE BEST QUALITY OF
IN Tobacco used IN the manufacture Of tho
Var1ous grades Of my cigars; employ the best
Workmen TO be had; make hand Cuban
WOFk onlyi and sell 1t prices as low. and
lever, than similar goods can be bought anP-
whore at home or abroad.
The trade Of dealers. and orders for any
place my cigars in price, quality and work
manship against any cigars made anywhere,
and on fair test. will guarantee satiskaction.
Employ No PeddIers.
VIM not make the kind Of goods that win
have TO be forced to sell that way.
GEO. L. GRAYSER.
ih-Kxii-%
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LEGAL.
In Supreme Court at jackson.

IN supreme court 0t Jackson
John MeQulllan OF al vs. John Markey OF al.
IN PURSUANCE OF THE DECREE PRO-
J. nouncod In this cause on the 9Th day Of
june, 1876. By the Supreme Court Of Tennes-
see. at Jackson. l win, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of April, 1879,
odsr for sale to the highest bidder. for cash,
on the premises, the leasehold interest Of de-
fsndant, John Markey, In and to the following
property; A Certain house and lot in the city
Of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, be-
ginning 2 feet south Of the southwest corner
Of Mosby street and Winchester avenue;
thence south fronting g feet on said Winches-
ter avenue, and running back between pafal-
lei lines ltS39 feet, being the south half Of the
30 feet leased from defendant, eallie x. Saffa-
rams. 70 defendant. John MaTkey. which
lease runs from the lst day Of January. 1859,
TO the lst day Of January, 1873,
JE0. II. Freeman, Clerk.
B. B, BARxEs. eol. for complainsuts.
March Z lS6 9-M
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Trustee,s Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED TO ME
~ executed on the 9th day Of March. ISL,
Shelby county, in Record Book No t9. page
I'll, l will sell between the hours Of 10 a,m.
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=, I2Chy. R. $751;
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

In the ChAncery Court Of Shelby Ccnty,
Tennessee. etc., Ct al Va. Ruth Martin q Sl.
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTBRLOCUToRY
ID decree for sale, entered in the above cause
on the 18th day Of February. 1S75, I viii
sell, Rt public suction, 70 the hNhest
bidder. in front Of the Clerk and MaSter' .
once, court building. Main greet,
Memphis, Tenn, y
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