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1881, registered, liz 1l2x; DO do, do, coupon,
ll2x 1l3; do do, 1856, registered 1863 1919 do
do do, coupon, 1854 100; do. do, do, now, regis
tered, losx 100; do. do, "a, coupon, 1854 100;
do DO. 1867, registered, 1ll1 a MY; do. do,
do, coupon, 1liS lux; DO do, 1865. registered
113N ia; 40 do, do, coupon, ll5K ia; do
ten-fortes, registered, Ill lllh; do. do, coupon
1llx lll7s; do hves, 1884, registered III lll1s;
do do. do, coupon. Ill NIX; do. 4's 1884, regis
tered, 1867 1909.
STATE BONDS
State bonds at the Board wero q higher for Mis-
souri, long sixes u higher for Connecticut skies and
Louisiana sevens consolidated, and otherwise steady.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars six per cont
bonds held to secure circulation, were Withdrawn
from the Treasury to-day. The receipts to-
day we're ss7sooo customs receipts. 5000, 900; bank
notes received for redemption, $670, 900.
SHARES.
The following were the closing quotations for min
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COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL April 6-5 r. VI.
Trade Report.--The market Tor yarns aud fabrics at
Manchester ~ quiet
The cireular Of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers Associa
tion, In its q" the week ending last night
Cotton copencd Tuesday after the holidays with
unusually active demand, aud business was
h decidedly gber The sales since nave been
and though tho market Is qnieer quotations
uniformly American In Largo
TUESDAY and Wednesday, and prices advanced
Nd. "a. 1o-iay thursday With less activity the tu
advance 10 riy maintained In island the demand
continues limited rather easier rates for common quail
VI Florida Transactions In futures have been sxessds
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six,ieth strcet....... Gdf 2ls 1856
jersey JSrsssa City also IS 20 ssa 1857
To.as.. a.7o5 ~ al2 $500 s.Iaa
bEsvssIrads n hight run steady on this forenoon
to 4 per S BEEN %'s sss sr ~ ,sa 50 Ss
as follows o3 Illinois steers Al io1ac PER ~ weight rs
4 llas. @ p, K, ss,sss s~,
at ioe per h. with o OF per- nsaa Weight sw g
Illinois steers s AZ ios psr III weigh. sS. segs
W ss 81 s% x.i,, e VIII u
e. - Kaas steer. at hoe per b. ss.
ue1s per Cary H. sold Tsg s ew K,sAxss sT r na
City at s S SSi s1 sS .sy.
ics H'S WEIGHT s' or sis s Ssssn
so ~issi s" @
Ss' VIEW aa " Asss
wiSn eSh y ~ - T.
weight ~ , ew, 81 Illinois n, steers y. ese a. ee
~, weight 81 cwt. n. God.eaini, sold a.
sssi' s Steers a per Win 81 oa
Per head ws On head ise per S With SO s on 20
g. iosc ~ ile Pc. 10 weight, cw' ~ cw, TOR =
e~s i isois steers a, Zoe ps loc T ps4 H.
weghss "a swt "a sss tor l. sohssnld r. Illinois
Knn y Illinois steer; &c; At SS pc, III weight - sw II
per To-, weig 6s4 waiNel sold Tor waxel Aer-
ton "a Illinois steers ut D. per h.. weights 5a
cwt tor koscnthai rs Illinois Dlsc per
h.. with 81 head, weight so cwt. 81 liiinos
H. Regensein sold Tor self and Myers " Illinois ut
9.c $40. H., wei gifts ga cwt. 81 SO Illinois
ut Zoe. with 81 OF ~ head aud lOlc
To- weights Va cwt scnnt IA cw ~ Illinois steers
Weshemer sold for n Reid IL OHIO Ut ioc III 81
per head head and 11l4c per H., weights cwt
o IL Missouri steers ut H., with Site of
head. sht cw TOR D. a. Chambers 10 Illinois
ut Zoe 1uc per h. with 81 of per head head sold
at top rate weights "a cwt "a cwt. scant for H. L.
head. weight OF 10 Illinois lOiac per h.,
with 81 OF per head. weight ~ cwt.
SHEEP AND LAMBS. slow anu OF NC H.
all degrees OF quality, with this distinction, that light
weight sheep OF salo current Sheep
81 rs 81 10 per Judd Buckn CHAM sold 1873
sheep, weight % lbs head 6,c per H. ISL OHIO
sheep. weight ~ lbs. head, ut &C. lU 1874 Ohio
sheep weight u7 lbs heud 6c III LAB Ohio sheep,
weight 1lU lbs. head at TIE h. 1l6 state sheep.
weight u bs. head. ut sac Ib ~! State sheep
weight ~ lbs per head at Tie per H. r. Newton sold -
Missouri sheep weight 81 per head, 5ac per d.
497 Missouri sheep. weight % lbs head csc b.
32l Missouri Sheep weight 9S lbs head. 10 -
Hume Dienbcck sold 100 ohio sheep weight go
lbs at 6c per 10 10 Ohio sheep weight 10 100 lbs Mt
per Davis oenbeck soli 10 Ohio sheep weight
IouO lbs. G'sc per ID go Ohio sheep. weight - $40
lbs, ut VI 30 ewi; l56 Indiana sheep. weight 1850
lbs nj ~ 70 per cw l52 Michigan sheep weight 1920
lbs. MT ~ - per cwt
MiLcn Cows-No change IN the condition of trade nor
Coarse quality calves sold SIC.
s1sc. per ID. No other quotations
uoCs.-One load of Ohio hogs sold 1.-Two weight
terms not obtainc Nominal value o1Sc per Id.
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THE FOREIGN MAKKE1


Tho London adviccs report consols per cent lower
and United States bonds quiet and unchanged. Ere
advanced to exc. &C. for the common and 10 161S
IL Tor the preferred New York Central per cent
higher and Illinois per cent higher, selling up to 81
and At respectively. The sum Of f105 900 was gained
by the Bank OF England balance to-day. Tho
Bank OF France has reduced Of discount from
TO per cont Rentes declined to 1881. 45c., and
closed at l0sf 3oc Bar silver sold 53d per ounce
Tho closing prices In London were :--Consols for
money and account, "a 96ss fve-twenty bonds OF
1884, old, LOG; fve-twenty bonds OF 1867 1o9s ten
tory bonds 1osx; new nves, 1osb; Erie common
shares, ~; Eric preferred shares, 16t6 II; Now
York Central OIL Illinois Central AZ Frankfort the
United states nves sold at los YIN Montreal the
stock market weaker. Bank OF Montreal, 16oK;
Merchants Bank, IA; Bank OF Commerce. 115k;
Montreal Telegraph, 1o9 CITY Passenger Railway, So
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were Quot and firm during the
day. The following were tho closing quotations.
United States currency skies, 1881 a 12sA; do do.
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and the Tuesday was I'd sse
| g .s &: ss: s: s f: .aS a; s.:;; Nv; 4:
cine s, o. siys nom rSs s hxhss, rates"
elsass, April ana Nav Gsissry sssS d. o.. Nay ana
ss Jug aud August . s%s d;.:
August aud september delivery. 8 i5:iad.
wEtKLy nAgKgr.
Sales for the week 1000
Exporters took 49,. Observation-Disclosures. sTo
Total stock o96o10
Total receipts 10000
Astnai sxport ....'.t.. sW1
Amount Of cotton aioat ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 3s20oO
arded iron the ships SIDE arec. 10 .pnnsrs ioon
American safes OF ths week ...'......' s20ni
Petroleum. 35f tor fine pale American. =
LIVERPOOL WHEAT nAgskr
~, leading srs. e.eas, .sys.As the week aay.ns.s
In tue interior note aa improvements Of . shilling,
&c
more ss.sI csona are reported
rates. Maize sold somswha. in buyers favor. Ia
and Miners purchased Ess n psss
s 81 and red ~ Tia. me on s i.s
day Flour wss IN fair rsanss. and rather higher old
some instances sold at slight concession fair business
NV YORK PRODUCE xscnascr nrronr
LiyknrooL. April O. 1877.
!, :. a
ssi ss at At ss a as Cd
Beet-lnda ness aali az s,s .xsr. mess dun at dis |;
Cd railowPrime city dull NJ 4D. Turpentine Spirits
dull NJ U.s. 3D. Rosn- Common dull nj %. Cd Gns duh
nl-NSne in the marse Flour-Extra state steady At
nrmcr los sd winter southern, la the markets
winter Western nrmer los la CoruMixed soft steady
FINANCIAL.
LONDON April o. 1877.
An extraordinary general meeting the Direct United
States Cable Company. held to-day, adopted by show o
"na' the II h %, % s.ss
graph COMPANY Tho directors thsn resigned, aud
r,sosGS was adopted ~ shsw q hands
VIA :-Messrs William Ford and John Pendsr
Directors. Of the Globe Company; the Right Hon.
tho Rev Lord Hawke and Mr. f. H. Underdown members
Of the comn.tee; Captain Mayno. oyai Navy formerly
Managing Director OF the French Cable company; Mr..
bury member ofthe retiring Board Of this Direct Com
two resolutions Is progressing, but the Fender
have maity and the success OF their policy Is beyond
report aud Mr. Pcnders Hoard Directors were
LONDON April o. 1877.
The Times In Its hDnncia al column has the olowng:-
THE Erie Raco struction Trustees announced that
G2iOUDO sterling has been paid ~
the preference ordinary shares This repre-
the various classes have also given their adhesion
extent representing $50, 10000 out oi SOL OUUOo.r
Tho bank vi Frnso has reduced its discount
per cent. Tho rate heretofore was 3 per cent
The Financer referring to this reduction. This
Is likely to stimulate the investment OF French savings In
public securities. while In tts relation to England II seems
To marx the conclusion OF that prolonged the
gold and gold ofthe world whereby
tac In the Bank OF France has raised
to IN unparalleled total"
Silver closed to-day NJ aassd per ounce.
Sperm oil Ss7 per ton.
York Central, 81 Illinois Central Al.
Paris aivces I'VE rsntes loS SOC nr the
the account.
FnAsKroHr. April Q. 1877.
United States bonds, new nves. lu3ia
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NEW LAMPS FOR OLD"
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

paired the damage DONE aud last evening all the lamps
we're ready 10 be lighted
AZ last as the new lamps put up the men who
are employed IN lighting the old lamps which st re-
nam ana who will thus be thrown out OF cmpoyment
WI DC gwen The preference In lighting the new lamps
Al can De engaged II they wsh as there will be- PROB
lamps, owing the longer time It takes lighting tho
new lamps Tho street signs the corner lamps have
oeen very generally omitted. This will probably be
remeded In DAY or two
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rSsns on contract bales delivery Tie
sale. were j., IS sow';- s,sr,wq M,Apri
lGG 6 June 100 = at way at t zoe At
1859 july ii.s2e, 100 Sic, 400 iisoe
s~o 7. M.IApfi, 900 At Iiise; so = ll47e;. so q
'ii ssG 4 Nay 10 soo at Il s 7o5 ' s%
.. lsss 800 soo at ii59c y; 100 =, AGO sc zoo 10
10 100 al 4G 100 800 = at 100 al He,
!, 8. y Ss 800 500 q II e eoc S o >: ace 10 a e
100 at 6sc, ~ ii o2c 800 at ooc 200 at 5.c
IL SC TO at ~ C. J ss I9s 10 100 q; 7 20 at
ra; s 80 a loo go q. At a. so1 !. SO at
fsic, 100 at ii sse september 200 At III 7sc. 100
iisss 100 at iSas 100 a li.Sss = iiS7s
s a o4s MovsTss ss a ysc,mse, 55e D a.
Total, 5000 bales. Grand total. $500 bales
Sss 'ses l% s p'si Noble I
~ "a 4S 9s.
s wss I Sa. .ss. To ss
&C. 70 HAMBURG by steam ~ Ic,Cnpressed 70 Bremen
BY BY sai H'" 9sgc sse compressed Marriott quiet
at s. s ia "s ~sa al
S.a powdered a. currency ss"e ~ 1 sr
ecs root was steady s5c OF s,rio quiet 10
Camphor steady At 81 ~ refined IN obs
e s az s'a 3 and
latter Berax was qaet quoted &C Zoe ioe for refined
city and aac ior DO California basnm olu was du now
55tc &c. Gnnrnna entirely nominal at ~ 10 Is
Mamma quiet; crop quoted at +tc. 4Sc for
small for and 35c. tor Div divi Arm
$40 per ton Clutch quiet at 6c, gold rrussiate
quiet nj 2Jc 2Sc.. to quality. Bchromats
potash quiet 14ac 1Jc Sal ammonac duh at
iosc 1ic gold Gambler quiet at 5Ac, gold sumac
buds quoted NJ 30c oiombo root quoted Ut &c for
whole and idc for powdered Gum ged1n irm ut lie
24c 3is Tor ordinary Italian Orange peel quiet at
7c Venice turpcnlne lsc. zoe Castlie soap :
Cont white quoted ut 1Jc l5lic Marssiics pure mot
tied lUtac 1lc gold. and do. common At SIZE. cur
rency Rochelle salts steady At 81 80 tor ibis and
32st. Tor boxes Qnnine worry Arm now held y ~
Blue vitrio very nrm held SIC aSc Morphine
was firm ~ 80 b. Iodine potash firm at ~ 90.
Iodde potash, 50 20. Alum-Lump quoted nj 2sc.
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

NEw YORK., April O. 1877
he following tho total net receipts all ports
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re following table shows tho opening, highest and

ADVANCE AND DECLTNE
Tho following shows the advance and decline In the
closing prices OF the principal active stocks to-day
compared with those Of yesterday
ApvAScE.-Illinois Central, l; PIttsburg Y: North
western, u; o., c., q. and l., q Wabash Y: Atlantic
md Pacific. u Michigan Central, =.
DEcLINE.-Western Union, 81 Pacific Mail. 4: Lnkc
Shore, "a; Union Pacific, "a North preferred
~ Rock Island q 81. Paul. do. preferred a; Del
aware and LacKawnnna Is; Delaware and Hudson, y
Panama. 3
MARKET.
Money loaned at per cont on call this forenoon,
advanced TO per cent and closed 2L per cent on
call. The following were tho rates OF exchange on
new York at tho aforementioned cities to. day:-
Savannah, buying u, selling q; Charleston, easicr
va u premium; Cincinnati quiet and steady, buying
par, selling LILO; ST. LOUIS, 10 premium; New Or
leans business ssspcnded Chicago 90 premium.
Foreign exchange strong, and the leading bankers
have advanced their rates 10 SO for long SO
Tor demand sterling. Actual business is at 81 Sc Il
and at48ia4S7h.
MARREr.
There was no change In gold to-day, all sales being
made at los Tho paid for carry ing to ~
per cent
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. $1O, S33 4gI
currency paInnces.... ...........-...... z,IoJZut
Gold exchanges. .................. Luz Oo2
ooiu uaiances l,ooo,Soo
Gold clcarings at the National Bank OF the state
New York.
currency oaahccs No. oso
uioss cearanees. io,xooouo
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EINANC lAL..

A STOCK PRIVILEGES Al CLOSE RATES. SEND
n .tor quotations and book.
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5000 Northwcst.c c CD
1000 onion Pac sky T.
700 Onion Pac Ind =
10000 q Il / h Pac rs.
800 shs Del x Hud. =.
40 A X 4 telegraph.
300 Pacific Mail. ....,.
400 W estcrn Union. =.
600 do. BID
2UO do. ...........
w do.....s .....s
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Sl(l 0u0 ,--faoM ONE or snynKAL rAKriEsn
spJVsOOVsn stWp'e NJ snufact urng business. Welt
established, WITH large demand aud little competition; fs
tory aud mN.hinery Ia the best conditions thorough nve
tgation desired and references given Addsos
With real name and sddsssaS poss onkss bsa AioA
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NNLVESTON, ApTII 1877.
good ordinary l0hc Net recslpts 2ss bales; 2s
EXPORTS 1ls. stock, 4s.0f1 Weekly-Net
cents 400 bales gross 42i. Exports coastwise l4G9
sales, 1885.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-19
Italian society Annual Picnic.

To-day the annual picnic of the Ital.
ian Society is being enjoyed by a large
number OF citizens at James Park.
This forenoon the officers of the society,
the Queens, and a number Of ladies and
gentlemen, headed by Grand Marshal A.
Vaccaro and a band, paraded the streets
and repaired to the Park. At 6 o'clock
this evening an Grafton will be delivered
by VIM. s. Flippiu, Esq, and the
speeches Of the Queens will also be de-
livered. No one who will 60 to this
picnic seeking amusement will come
away disappointed, fer this has been
marked as one of the pleasing oceur-
rences of the season, as the crowds
which attend this festival will amply
attest.
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LEDGER.
ONCE, 10 Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
Tuesday Evening, jane 10, 1877.
LEDGER LINES.

The Reesnover.Ellis murder case is on
trial at the Criminal Court.
Notwithstanding the late rain people
are already calling fer more of it.
The man who would play baseball in
such weather deserves 10 be cremated in
after life.
The annual election Of officers of the
Chickasaw Guards will take place at their
aFmory tonight.
The merchants are paying up their
privilege tax to the city for the year 1871
ia quite a lively manner.
The Mutuals and Live Oaks Guveniles)
played yesterday. The game was won
by the Mutuals; score, 10 to 8.
The mercury in the thermometer now
rises up to go daily. This makes the
atmosphere rather warm and unpleasant.
The great Italian picnic takes place
to-day at James Park. There will be
an immense attendance at the picnic to-
night.
The great Mobile and Ohio railroad
case is being argued by counsel before
Judge TFigg, Of the United States Circuit
Court.
Summer abSentees should leave orders
for the daily LEDGER, which will be
mailed to any address at sevenly.fve
cents pee month, or two dollars for three
months.
The bitterness OF feeling which grew
out Of the dispute between the Chicks
and Rifles caused ever the Memphis
ladies to refuse to dance with the Porter
Rifles at the Huntsville ball.
The LEDGER uewsboys practice the
bayonet exercise daily in Center alley in
rear Of the LEDGER office. While the
exercises are progressing two of the
company whistle the "Mulligan Guards"
A c,usly old Memphian says hereto
fore people were bored IN the streets:
now they are drilled" He took no
stock in the all.absorbing topio-the
Huntsville drill contest between the
Guards and the Rifles.
Next Saturday evening Gen. W. Y. c..
Humes will deliver a lecture before the
Kit-Cat Literary Club at Harmonial
Hall, on Main, near Mccall street. Sub.
ject Of lecture, Life Of Chief Justice Mar.
shall, of the United States Supreme
Court.
Since Mr.. Thompson, of the Ava.
lancse, received the appointment of
postmaster OF Memphis, an office paying
i've thousand dollars per annum, numer.
Gus candidates for minor positions uu.
der him have com to the front to pre-.
sent their claims.
1t was said At Huntsville that not only
big money put up by Nashville sports
on the Porter Rifles depended upon the
the bayonet exercise scheme OF the Rifles,
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Strangers, go to COnVerse's
billiard ParlOrs, 81 q. Court ct.
I04


Yesterday afternoon while the nook
and ladder company was pulling down the
dangerous and shaky three-story wall,
left bare by the fire at Fletcher & Ray.
ner's store, No. 233 Main street, the rear
wall and part Of the side wall tumbled
into the alleys, creating a loud concus-
sion and shaking the earth for squares
around. The conclusion caused the
rear end Of building No. 228 to totter
and tumble likewise. The walls crushed
to The earth from the fourth story and
wrecked about fifty feet Of the building.
The building No. $50 is owned ky Mr..
W. Ii. Wood. Building No. 22S is owned
by Brown Il Jones, and is occupied by
Mr.. A NJ. Stoddard, auctioneer. Mr..
Stoddard lost lot of goods and house
furniture. Tbs entire damage will prob.
ably Amount $4,000.
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but that also several reflections to office
depended upon it; hence. no bsyOnet
exercise, no competitive drill.
The Memphis Reds are in big luck.
They defeated the crack club of Mil
waukee, Wisconsin, yesterday by a score
Of 4 to 0. tie summary Of the game be.
ing as follows: Errors-Reds. 3; Mil
waukee, 7. Base.hits-Reds, 6; Milwau.
kee, 5. This is the twelfth successive
game won by the Reds, which is giving
them deserved reputation in baseball
circles.
The military muddle is getting worse
and worse. The newspapers have taken
it ap,and where it will end nobody knows.
OF course Memphis despises Nashville
aud Nashville returns the compliment
with vigor. War will probably be de.
clared between the two cities, and strict
nopintercourse established-all owing
to Captain Donelson's little bsyonet
exercise.
Police circles are dull and stupid at
present. The men of the force, from
the highest to the lowest, are In the doz-
ing state, owing to the hot and oppressive
weather. To do as little as possible is
the motto, and will be until cooler
weather sets in. At the station-house
sitting on a chair and tanning ones self
is the thing, while at headquarters q
game Of chess or seven.up for the lager
forms the manner of killing time.
Yesternoon one Of Barrett's poor old
mules, overcome by heat and reduced to
a skeleton by poor feeding and over.
work, tainted on Main street, near Win.
chester, The car-wheel passed over his
neck, killing him instantly. 1t was either
accidental or suicidal. If the latter, the
animal must have been in q Respondent
state on account of the FIVE cent fare
and the failure Of the Supreme Court to
reverse the decision Of Judge Heiskel
in the matter. Poor mule; poor com
panyl
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EstIVaI Park.

The opening of Estival Park will take
place on Wednesday night next. The
park is situated at the head Of Vance
street, opposite the street.car stables.
Prof. Arnold's full band of twenty pieces
will perform new selections from the best
masters. The programme is excellent,
and will be delightfully."- rendered. Esli.
val Park has been elegantly fitted up for
the reception and entertainment of the
guests. 1t is intended to exclude all i'm
proper characters from the ground, so
that ge ltlemen can visit the place in
company with their wives and children
or lady friends. Memphis has needed
such a place for some time, and most
successfully has the want been supplied,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-19
Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Room is pronounced first
class by all visitors. 33-t
Baseball at sreenvlIIe, Miss.

A correspondent down the river sends
us the following:
On Friday last there was a match
game Of baseball at G%reenville between
the Crescents, OF that place, and the
Rosedales, OF Rosedale, resulting in the
defeat of the latter by a score Of II to s..
Mr.. Charles Messiner, of the Crescents,
acquitted himself most admirably be-
hind the bat, AID L. j. Noel's second
base playing was immense. 0'Connors
pitching was not up to the usual mark.
A match is pending between picked
hines OF Bolivar and Washington
counties for $500 a side, to take place in
a short time, and to be played in Mem
phis.
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A Curious Divorce.

At the Chaneery Court on Saturday
Emma Davis was granted a divorce,
e mensa e thora from bed and board),
from Charles B. Davis. The grounds
alleged and proven did not in the mind
of Chancellor Morgan authorize the court
to grant divorce a %vineulo from bonds).
The divorce e mensa e thora merely
separates the parties, but neither can
marry again during the life Of the other,
unless they conclude to re'Rarry each
other. g.