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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-13
TaesdaY, Norembtr II, lS7e,

proceed tosel, for cash, to the highest bidder,
10 front Of Sl4 Main street, Memphis, Tenn,
the following described tract Of land, lying
and being in DeSoto county, Miss. The
southwest quarter Of section 20, township /
range 7, containing 100 acres. An rights of
are waived sell as trustee only.
JIM. HILL, Trustee.
October 81, 1876, 52-6l
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A.M.P.N. An. Pm.
so,;l r.. IN daily v... 11.10I
Leaves "a
Louisville popot...",-" O'V'
freight and Acconmoda- IA
tion daily.........s........" l,o
Sleepig cars on mail train. 1lcKeJ ohuosi 4iaNHi
Louisville Depot, 2SI MAN NcOr' Mauls0h'
and 278 Main street.. o,,e.I.
PADUCAg AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
Mail Train arrives.......... S'0S ~ a'Bl
Z" eaves.........-.. ............,..... " F'u
The mail train leaves Covingt0n for Men.
.pbis at Tam. and returns to CovingIon az
sO .s:U0 p ,ba M 1bndsrWriters' ndsTs Warehouse.
"a 'O--' ''- j. W. WILBUR, Supt.
H.H. G1veN. Asst. Sup't: -...,...,,,,,-,.
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Probate Court Sale Of ReaI Eslate

No 2l5 R. D ia the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tepn.zn A. Williiord ct al. VS..
Agnes 4. WillifoTd OF al.
DY VIRTUE OK A DECREE FOR SALE
ID entered in this cause will sell at public
auctien. to the highest bidder, in front of the
Courthouse ooor, on Main street, Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Wednesday, November %, 1876,
kithin legal hours. the following, described
Shelby county, Tenn in sections 8 and 4,
range ., of the Eleventh Surveyors district,
and bounded rs follews:
Lot No. Beginning at ttake where the
east line Of the dover crosses the Browns
! vile road; thence. north u chains to stake;
thence east chains = stake; thence north
| % chains to the middle Of Hatehie river;
thence northWardly with the meanders OF said
river TO point where the north line Of said
dover crosses the same thence Wpst 10 chains
| to a stake; thence south s5 chains 5 links to a
stake IN W, A, Apdrews southeast corner;
| thence west Is chains 80 inks to a stake /;
! thence south II chains 25 links to a stake with
three hickory pointers; thence east IS chains
to the beginning containing 1915 aces
| lot No. 2-Beeinnipg at stake the south
eagt corner Of Lot No. !, with white-oak
| pointer; thence west 70 chains to stake with
| three hickory pointers; thence south n chains
| 95 links 10 stake ia Andrews' east line (;
thence east 20 chains q links to a stake la S.
p. Wnliford's west line; thence north s
chains 2j lings to stake and oak marked w,
with hickory and d0gwOOd pointe.s; thence
east II chains % links to stake and p9st-osk
pointer marked w; thence north 10 chains to
the beeinning-- containing 76. II acres.
Lot No. g. Beginning at a stake. the south
west corner Of loo No q thence south 8j
chains 10 sake; thence east Is chains 25
links 70 a stake, Mrs. BecktOn's corner
thence north chains TO stake thencs west
4 chains 10 a stake, with sweet gum and dog
wood pointers; thence north 80 chains to q
5 AXE; thence west p chains 25 links to the
Loginning-c0ntaini 1919 acres.
For further desoript on see plan Of subdi.
vision by NJ. l.. Brown, County Surveyor, on
file with papers.
Terms Of Sale -0no.third cash.; balance in
enc and tive years; purchasers executing
notes with pergonal security for deferred pay.
ments, and lien will be retained until al
the purchase money is raid.
This October 81, 1875
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
gEo. W.WNoHEsrER, Sol, fer complainant
b2.7l
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,AvMPHIs AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
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DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER AND AU.
ID thority reserved in certain deed made
to John NJ. Mcdonald by j. S. Levitt and J.
NJ. Hill, trustee, on February 26, 1876, TO So
cure the prompt payment of two notes therein
specified, will, as trustee, OF
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MEMPHIS AMI tAAEL tsT0N r. R.
Arrives. Leaves
,sIssIgsIYYl AND TEN!IEssES r. Hs
- . Arrives. Leavoe.

s-----A----, r-----~----'
AN. P.x. AK. Pm.
". n. 40, 'tdsiiyl ,.'~;;..- 80 III :, ,r $50
Sardis daily ex. suntnyls.W l5'e9 Ee9
Trs,ght tdaliS aA. sauday,S'D o'Vv
,jepet st foot Of Msin street, - -
Ticket 0fios. S7 Main street, c0thSr o'
.Mpdison, n, prpvr a.nl s,o,4,
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MEMPRIs g. CHARLESTON R.R.
CHANGE or SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY. AUGUST

ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, AUGUST
" 81. 1876: -
Mai, train. daily. .........y.....12.0l am 30Op.m
Nxpress train, dai,Y..,-.. BOO pm IL Oo Am
So uerville accem' dation ooo
~ vcept Sundas sl............ $40 Pm 70 am
lack. IN, Tenn. accom-
Mou MoGuH ,, ain will not stop at flag stations BE-
.S.. ma.i a.. ,, nd Junction All Memphis.
'Teen Trn, u'a =, qpect at GIand Junction for all
ro;Ias iI4.hs d ~ Decatur closely for Montgom-
pUInVs, Anu ,otSis South. Close connection. for
Ny,h,pp hhnu hv Il, ID trains. Close connections
at IS CbSttsposgS v o. 10 Eastern and Southeastern
points.
Bristol and Memphis nd Jackson Iean' -,
The new and magnic 'nt sl.Sp,hg car lame lSo
will have one Of their l'eW sloeISHlSo m N y,
Memphis daily on Express 'Nap "' 'paieilnops
for Lynchburg, Washington enh Dulc''NVr p to Nav
without change. 0nly one cnafkS w ~ ma
York and Philadelnhia. Tine 'ie9 " "''
uies faster than ctB time.
Ticket ofice, 27S Main street.
w. J. ROSS, Sup't;
TON B. DurN. Tieket AT ~ y.
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square,
Displayed advertisements will be charged
according TO the SPACE occupied, a. above
rates-taere being twelve lines Of solid type to
the inch.
To regular advertisers we eiIer superior in
ducements, both as TO rate Of charges and
manner Of displaying their fayors.
Notices in local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
special notices inserted for ten cents per
line fer each insertion.
Notices of deaths and marringog. twenty
cents per line.
All bills for advertising are due when con-
trRctod and payable en- demand.
All letters, whether upon business or other
wise, must DO addressed to
v. wHITMORE.
Publisher and Proprietor.
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ESTES 1 ELLErT, Attorneys.
lR-l5l7.l
ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate.

Chancery Court Of Shelby enunty-A. J..
White, administrator oe Joseph Hainer, de-
ceastd, VS.. Nancy @. Hainer ct al.
DY. VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0CUT0RY
ID decree for sale, entered in the above
cause on the l4th day of July, 1870, and re-
newed October 9, 1915, | will sell at public
auction, to tho highest bidder. in front Of the
CLERK and Masters office, Courthouse build
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MISSISSIPPI g. TENNESSEE
RAILROAD.
Change of Schedule.


MhAfhln, AhNNss SVsepei - Ao'V''
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, OCT. SrH,
" 1876, trains will run as follows:
Leave. Arrive.
View Orleans mail, daily ...3;35 pm. 1880 pm
Sardis Aom'd dation, daily
Except sunday ...."-....ll:4l am Nv IN
Freight train, daily (ox- ooo
Sl-t NJ. BUHKB, Sup't.
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Weekly Public Ledger,

Published every Tuesday at So per annum lin
advanced, Postage free.
Communications upon subjects of general
interest to the public are at all times accept
able.
Rejected manuscripts WILL not be returned.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.

THR PUBLIC LEDGER is PUBLISHED
| every afternoon Except Sunday at No. lS
Madison street,
The PuBLIc LEDeER is served to city subscri-
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Newsdealers supplied at "a CENTS per copy.
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INSURANCE..
capital Authorized, S5OO,OOO.
Home Insurance Go.
OF MEMPHIS.

LOUIS HANAUER, President
=. M. WHITE, Vice President
r. P. BOILING, Secretary
DIRECTORS;
LOUIS HANAUER......... ...-.-... ...............
..................of Schoolield, Hanauer q Co
II. NJ. .WHITE...............ofF T. NJ. White & Co
M. G. PEARCE... ........of Psarce, Suggs b Co
j. H. MCCLELLAN. ...oi Guy, Mcclellan & Co
HENRY WFTTER. Il. Wetter q Co
D. L. FERGUSON erguson & HampsOn
LOUIS PODEsTA-ofPodesta, Malatesta & Co
standing Finance Committee.
J.J. Busby, Of ]. J. Busby & Coz Owen
Dwyer, r. P. Boiling.
Insurance upon dwellings and first class
Commercial risks taken at fair rates, and
iosses paid Immediately upon adjustment.
3S37xXiY
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New Advertisements.

LUBkEChI, lOl Liberty street, New York.
okk9QTY Week to Agents. Samples
OOOEDll Free. P. 0. VICKERY, Au-
gusta, Maine.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
The Lcgislaturc-lSth Session.

In the Senate, on the Sth, bills were intro
due d: authorizing certain towns 70 issue
bonds for the Southern Minnesota Railway; re-.
lating TO the purchase OF chattel mortgages
proLilting religious exercises III the publ
Schools. Al,solution wac introduced inquire
ms as to the propriety OF q state celebration on
the coming s,h OF July. Senate bills passed.
ms mosial 10 open the Black Hills to settle M nj,
amending law relating TO insurance. compsn-
les; l.Saiizirg the 80 called Beard deed: and
amending the constitution rlstise 10 Corpora
tiunS.
In the House the bill for reimbursing coun-
ties for destruction Of grssshoppers was re-
ported tor $50, .5., so TO pay 50 per cent. A
bill wa 5 introduced to restrain the sale OF in
toxieating H. 9 uer. The S-nste joint resolution
tor opening up the Black Hills WIS ccncnrg.ti
in. The Centennial bill was taken up and aft
er several attempts 10 reirice the apprcpi ats OF
to Slu, Quu had failed the bill was KILLED. Tis
ln.bs,ate ASYLUM iepal bill was discussed =,
length in COMMITTEES ettle whols, where s. vote
TO IND, haitetly postpone Was lost by IS 10 -.
motion before the House 10 indefinitely post
lore was also defeated 50 10 I'll sra The
House adjculnsd smidst mu,h confusion.
In thc Senate, Gu the sth the following bills
wee intsulucea; relating 10 the apreintman,
of county superintendent of sshco.s; relating
TO sales under Moitgsg foreclosure ard exec -
ton; amending scale Of justices OF the rsscs
to abolish solitary confinement in the State:
prison. to authorize the s.. Paul b Sioux City
Isilroad company TO build four branches, one
via. New Tim 10 west line 81 Stale, onr g
south line Of State, ono aem Eohle1 county q
, Ws1t linz Il SeaAe. anA e0e fron Ce4enueod
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
The FIVE MILLION LOAN AGAIN.
Views Of Leading Citizen Of Minnesota
COTTAGE GROVE, Feb. 4. 1876.

Cor1AGE GROVE, Feb. 4. 1876.
Editor Ants Monopolist.
NV mind, which had slumbered for
some tune. had become somewhat excit-
ed on the subject OF the old (so-called)
Minnesota" Railroad Bonds, and alter
reading the messages Of two governors
concluded that If were the governor
OF Minnesota, (preposterous idea Tor a
farme,.) should send message TO
the Legislature liz about the following
words:
~FrLLow- CITIZENS or THE LEGIsLA-
rURE: AZ guardians OF the public in
teres,s Of the whole state desire 10 call
your attention TO = matter that IS Con-
stantly urged upon the attention of ev-
cry new executive oy those who have
the most selfish motives for 50 dong
allude to the old swindling. tso-called).
"MinneSo,a" State Railroad Bonds.
can assure you am no attorney for the
owners OF them. but. on the contrary.
the peoples chosen governor OF the
state; and shat. ever feel it my impera-
tive duty to protect the people from all
unjust exactions. from W hatever quarter
they may come, 50 far as ii lies IN my
power so 10 do. Those bonds have been
called the Minnesota State Railroad
bends, hut in truth that is nsisnomer.
They were the bonds OF the several rail.
road companies. organized in 1851,
which received grant OF lands to the
amount Of nix millions Of acres. The
aeate only endorsed the bonds, u really
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
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used in the trial Of the three brothers.
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KEEP THE BALL IN MOTION.

At a meeting. held at Langdon, Of the
Cottage Grove greenback club on Satur-
daylFeb. IL 1876, the club completed its
organization by electing its officers tor
the ensuing year.
President, Charles Moutoux, Vice
President Jonathan Churchill, Secretary,
A. Nessel, Treasurer, Daniel A. Kemp.
and adopted its constitution and resolu-
ton as follows:
The undersigned Indepe pdent. voters
of the Town of Cottage Grove. hereby,
freely and voluntarily agree to separate
ourselves from all political affiliations
and unite ourselves together in new
and independent organization to which
we promise feality alike, until the pur-
poses thereof have been fully accomplish
ed, and also agree to hold State, County,
and Township Conventions, and to vote
for the candidates therein nominated.
unless we know them to be unfit or dis
honest men that the object Of said or
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ballot box in defence of the following
platform OF principles:
1st. Repeal ofthe Specie Resumption
and National Bank Acts.
Ind, Making greenbacks. fuN Legal
Tender and interchangeable with govern
ment Bonds, bearing allow rate OF Inter-
est
Cd, Rigorous but Just and equitable
laws, regulating moaeyed cor pora-
tons.
4th. A thorough Reform in the Civil
Service
9Th. A rigid economy in the expendi-
lures of both State and Nation, including
a general reduction of salaries.
! 9th Such u revision of the Tariff Laws
as will re ieve the laboring classes OF
the burdens Of government by causing
every citizen to pay for protection to the
general government in proportion to the
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Adam Fritz, J. ii. Stacy,
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VIM. Concklin. ID. A. Kemp.
Edward WEIGH, John Morey.
Ross w. Link, S. Noltemeir,
Lewis Austin, A. E. Ball,
William Glenn.
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A Creenback Club in Wabasha countY.--The
Revolution Spreading.
ELGrS, WABAsHA COUNTY, MINI.

February 10, 1876.
Editsr Of Anti Nonopolist:
Last evening, Homo. Bryant, read lengthy
house, endorsing Kelley and Buffers plan Of
greenbacks and Is bonds; abolishing nation
al bank currency After which we took a
standing vote, which was unanimously in fav-
or Of the above plan. Forty persons signed a
paper that was proposed. for greenback club,
aud are to meet next Monday evening to COM
plate the organization. would say as the
roads were very bad, it IS quite probable, there
will be many more join on Monday evening,
should the weather prove pleasant There is
only one hard money man in or near the vii
lase that has been heard Of. Four ffths Of tn.
voters in the county want the "rag baby
don't know how it is in the city.
Truly yours. etc,
Z. Y. NEwsHoRx
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guished artists, William H. and James H.
Beard, died on Thursday the 10th inst, III
Rainesville. Ohio, where she has lived over
half century. Mrs. Beard visited Chicago
in 1910, and was the first white woman to come
there.
A Washington telegram Of the 18th
gives the following bit OF significant news when
taken in connection with the reported row be-
tween the President and Secretary Bristow:
This morning the President and Secretary
Bristow had q long consultation, which was by
direction Of the President, not interrupted by
any other callers.
Quite q sensation is created in New.
bu-yport over the marriage OF James Parton,
the author, to his step daughter, the same be-.
ing forbidden by the statutes Of thst State.
The bridegroom learned his status the morn
ing after the wedding, and to prevent further
scandal lett his home in charge OF his wife and
took rooms for himself at boarding house.
He will apply to the Legislature for q special
act eanctioning the marriage.
Louisiana seems to be on the verge of
suffering the disgrace OF another political out
break. In the House on the l4th, on accoun;
OF the presence OF large number OF police in
citizens clothes in and about the State House,
resolution was offered that one hundred as
sistant sergeant-at-arms be appointed without
expense to the State. The resolution went
over, but there is little doubt OF its final adop
ton, and then if there is not clash Of oppos-
ing forces, it will be surprising indeed.
FROM abroad.
The royalists continue to meet with
success in their advance upon the Carlists.
They are now complete masters OF the prov
inces Of Biscay and Alava.
A Berlin telegram Of the 18th says the
GLOWING has keen published there as a warn
ing against emigration: "The German Min
lister st Washington was recently asked to in
terfere in behalf of Germans living in Louis
lana, who, it is alleged, were naturalized BY
the Kr-Klux- Khan The Minister could do
nothing"
Prince Bismarck closed debate in the
Prussian Reichstag, tie 9Th, on the bill
amending the penal code, advocating addi-
tiou j penalties against persons and societies
melting strife and opposition to national insti-
tutions, as follows: "We live in q state of
most profound peace. We have no wiBh for
CONQUEST We are contented with what we
possess. We have no thought Of threatening
any one. Nevertheless these rumors are con-
stantly arising"
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PATRONS OF HUsbANDxY PRICE LIST.
Jewels, 10 Pieces, silver plated per set . @
Working Tools, Piece " 2 Is
do do do in 6ne case = %
Spud, Hook and Crook silver plA4ed . =
Deputies Jewels each -
Owls Head, gold Or silver bronsed |" r.
Owl, falI body, do noun
Cent s99 Ressia, s 81 and Apron pr des. g
Wreaths for Ceres, Pomona a.d
Plora, for 9O
Membens' Badges, silver plated T" 80
Member Badges, gold plated 40
Shields, for Regalia, silver plated = %
Wells, for Initiation each / 90
Capes fer Initiation 90
Applications per 10 %
Order Book on Treasurer, 100 with
Treasures Receipt Book, leo with
secretary's DO do 100 with stohs 70
sec.tasy's Notice to members for
Ballots. porcelain, s W per 100 % o
Gayels Of walnut each -
seals, according to design IS o., 90, Z 90
1--WE Csc xosE pUr FIRST CLASS LEVER PRKssEs
YCx sEAIA.)
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q. y. D., unless the order il accompanied ty
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.


Nkb0NGDs
The second trial at Boston Of Piper for
the murder Of Mabel Young, terminated on
the nth in verdict OF guilty. OF murder in the
first degree.
John Henderson, John A. Walsh, and
J .mes A. Ger ard, OF New Orleans, indicted
Tor conspiracy to defraud the government,
were arraigned on the 10Th, plead not guilty
and hailed in $500 each.
The burglar who entered the National
Bank Of Commerce Tuesday night, at New
London Ct, has been discovered in the per-
son Of George G. Parker. one Of the tellers OF
that bank, y no has made q confession All
the missing funds OF the tank, amounting to
eel so, have been recovered.
In the Babcock trial at St. Louis on
the 9Th, counsel agreed that the deposition OF
President Grant, required by the defense shall
lie taken in Washington before Chief Justice
Waite The deposition will be taken Satur-
day rex, Both sides will be represented by
counsel, Major L. Eaton acting for the prose-
cusion.
George G. Smith, formerly president Of
the National Loan & Trust company, and
treasurer Of the State Insurance company,
both Of Chicago, has been arrested on CON-
plaint Of Homer Cook, charged With having
unlAviully converted some 81 ,O0O Of the As.
sets .! ti,at company without the assent OF the
directors. Smith vas traced TO New York
city, and Afterwards TO Morristown, y. j., BY
detectives, who have had him uu Ter surveil.
| lAnse for some time
Casunlsaes.
It is reported that six men we're
drowned by the upse,tina o. skid and thret
houses blown down during the storm Sun
day evening at Golcanda, H. No names q
particulars.
4 terrible STOW storm, followed by tht
heaviest gale which has been known On .hs
river Tor quarter OF . century,
| visited Louisville and vicinity on th'
| lss Several steamers AZ the whar
i. Louisville were more or less damage
and number OF tArges and floats, containin.
5000 bushels OF cal, were sunk
| Times in New York continue very hard
and there Il much suffering srnorg the POOR
| St Joha'. Guild, one 6: the mobiles: OF on
|! charities, has now absolutely dependent upo,
it 80 families, o. o5 90 s0ns, and H@iori
| u D. these PEOPLE have seen better caTs- II
| tunss are exhsrssef, and unless the plbsi'
rallies TO its support il Inlist cease, o. cur.a'
| immensely ifs wo1k of relief