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RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
Replies to tho Iiccent Letter Of tho HUI.
CAaetux NJ. Clny.

Hepfles to tho Nccrnt Letter Of tho Hun.
Casstns NJ. Clny.
N he Eaftor of TAe tribune.
f,utr.e,, Inn, ", .,,,,,tl III, 4, .ax
t.,. ,....a, "'s H. ~. -. ..''.. ."e w. ea1
'e" "o'''" III nua"et u your corrcsnunu-
CIT Of t-lny, tlle lio'i. Cassitls ". Clay.
lie Institutes comparisons between Russia
anil England, very much to tie dtsa.l-
vo,tora ~ t,,c ,ot,nr. .,,i Il, -, ,i,,too H..
s,t,., ,@"e " s"u '"t.s' : n'"'t III ." "o'"a' u'7
pays sp'F1 OF acf1H''fitfa )ea'ousy quite t''i-
called 1ur anil really rltifn to sec III tiIess days
when newsEsarers and other mcans of infnrrha-
t" inc most impc,ur'ot's. ..
lhe afacft"h Lat i''ssia aaslif'!latea her sui
jcct populations, and inukcs thcn, tuyal, willie
"'av IaA'o ,, ~. .' ."I eo'.a '.aLi'ec VI
sT"aJ' *uu 'l's IVY 1o'ls Mo.'ncss III 1''e aeo
u a a'ree,''lcile rotan, a',d Of t'le iaes That
derlier Astatfc lunlin1ois, containing only ,tah.
UJ0 or G. UO 00U Of tuu1le, wht,u tie tIrtls 10
mnons OIL that continent, though having 4 pup
ulatiun OF nearly AUu0tHU, and At the 0iier
easily anrrsoncd by p,OU Europeans; while,
az to the effects Df The two Governments on tIr
different subject peoples, there could hardly he
greater contrast. i ia tue testimony Of stalls
t[cs, antl of many observers. that, Ut the twu,
the British Government in Asia is infinitely tho
more litcral and beneficial. India |. open to
tho commerce anil observation of the world.
Justice Il as well administered, md personal
liberty for all Ia as tccnsc, AZ In Illinois, Hall
r0atls ntld other means of communication ARD
continually being built and improved with Brit
ish capital. Tho consequence is, that the potI,i.
lation and weatl, ot tlle country hive Increased
Enormously; aud. when farninrs hare occurred tu
localities ffu1n failure Of crops, Tho peaplc l!nyo
not been left Il, die, ~ millions recently died
In Persia asll In Asia Minor, and a. millions ara
now pcrtshtng in the proyinrc of sllnmtung,
China, where 1t Is cstfnatetlthat 90, ,0 UU) lsaye
already rtr;ased; hut tho tipyesrtnlcI,t strains
errry ncrse 10 enable the people to tIdo uycr tho
tl.ns t,f scarcity.
Tn the eantrlry, wc llayc tho testimony Of tl,o
Hon. Eagrnc Schuyler, tho prckcnt represent
atiyo Of America m tic Eakt,-I,,lI not ouly hi,
Int tho Testimony OF hundreds OF naturnlizcd
citizens now IN Chiengo,-tllnt RassiA In Aria
Is characterized by official rapaity; tint tho
people nru plunl1ercu as,d Outraged Wholesale
by the ItIthslau bureaucracy. My, moro, wllnt
ii tho principal Fafson dtrtre ot Russia In Asa
Is It not t.u yast penal setttcnlcnt, where ntlw
nre hundreds Ut Thousands torn frOin tseir
homes IN Eitr0p: for I,otittca! or pretended re-
ligfois mntlycs: doomed far irntn hume aud
friends to Iattgr,s1l In exile; maybe condemned
tu work IN tho mines OF Ural. bencatti tho cruel
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Poems OF PLACES. Edited by IIkMRf W. LOnlI-
rsLLuw. HrA1x, PuWTuGAt. 1iskaluA, lLDl.LAAM
Vols. l and H. BoYtoa: James It. Us:ood / C0.
-2T4.
bfs. LougfalloH has selected = sufficient mum.
ber Of clolce poems referring to places In Spain
To al Que volume OF Ills scr.cs and small part
Of second. which u concluded With pieces re-
iating to scenes In Portugal. Belgium, and uol-
land. 4 large number Of poets are represented
10 those numbers, among whum pyrun, Scott,
Camp6ell, eouthay, byownng, Wordsworth,
follow, and Lander arc upst conspicuous. Tho
tcstcs j. apparently approaching close, and,
when concluded, will form valuable collection
to add to 0nu's library Vi tnctF1cAi literature.
, 1877-07-07

upright with It like a stout pIrt"fan; while Il
multitude tf common people, ful11wIftt, csnit
III the approaching punishment VI Him WHO has
declared Himself "king nf tho .Isws."
, 1877-07-07


NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW for 1uiy--Augn.t.
!.55 81 T. t,.Yoal g., l'o',an' G"n,sni*: i,fSx
Wst E ~ Es,i tslth psps' z ;;ssss r
Tnylor;. '.Thc American t'unrtttntlon." BY nii'
,efp 4o,ton Mors
liazcine lov Sh4ll !be Nstn r. scra'n r,Ss
!.m." h{ Folk halst: A,'c.!e' II Atres'".,
1NTENN ATi0NAL lsEvfEW, tni July. a. 8:
Adams; ':tnr',t isn;:la - rfs.a'l [, ..Ths pa
lluteh and Flemish MaftcFa. y by ThI,? t3tlhcrt
iiamcrt'n; s.Thr Late. wotda fair.1'he
Fhtladcirnia E1hbtion rart 1.-THE DISPLAY" !"
nnl Some nf Iiia !ontrmtorsrics, " 6y Edwin T.
national Law by tho ,atc cx-tnv. Emory Wnal'-
burn. pf Mas.octusette; ''Consemporary L'tcFs-
tntt. Art, nnli Evcnts."
piNINd-NotlM MAGAZINE for July Union
Publishing Company, New York;.
AMERICAN BtH5ksEl.t.Eit for July 2 tAncrlcan
rNTInSHi. fTs SSHspTffRA TRAtiE.s' i Movr,LY for sny
IA. y. 1,nrntH 4 TO-, New York and t'htengol.
LITERARY WORLD for July ". II. lIanles d
Co., Hoston).
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n tA4 Hdttor u Tn Tribune.
N}cowTo, WIS.,, June e5.--lu your paper Of tho
atlLl, lust. notEu a communication on tho Iiurt
uf Mr. c. n. Clay, Of Kentucky, oontalulHg Ills
views OIL tho Eastern Question. .Wbcrutn he lauts
llussia at ths cxpcusc Of Turkey, md attacks
tllu policy Of England su 4 ms,,.cr calculated to
excite the luminosity ot Anrricans ax4lnst llcr.
Though nut Justlfyug tho alr'~4ttcs coIr-
,nttcu against tho Blavs OH tho part Ut tho
Turks, thnk tilxt no PERSON uf unbiAscd mind
will Al'ow himself to bs druic4 by thu aSsur-
anccs of Kussta that sho has takun up arms
against Turkey lu tlisnteruatel lIan,plouslnp Vt
tho Calise vi hur Clsistfan population. mol
Philanthropy Ia but tic veil Al,u las cl!u#cn tohiiu
lIef tral dcsfgu, which is, M It ever has kcu to
svclre sclf-a0Kratidizcfnelt Ut tho gxl'eust VI
Turkey, or uhy other lat.on too Wcak l0t rDs!st-
tlnso IrpticctI by the Russians IN tho lwuplu Ut
lulaih1 can vic III htlrousursa With tlu Nul-
kar1a3l 3iUrrUte. ..,.
Nav, tn view of tho Russian manila fnr exten.l-
titE ttlpfr IoHain at thu etctlsc Vi thclr DclEh-
lkifs, can It bo wonttvrrd ut that EnglulM
Watches tlIa struggle with I'LL ahxiuus eye! bhe
TINT llaa creutcd tut tho textcs.eo u W. much
hlu'd aud treasaru)a y vast do!natn IN Asia, atHl
cnlltavru aud civilization, cun i'll aGuri IL lnyu
ler hold thcrcun tK,Sene.a by furDlEn thtctluE-
enrc. Englai, 1t IL iris, tla1 great possessions;
and whore tut. We tln1 a hattol. better calcu
IhEtu IL VI pFuIlQtu &1AU AlfNIEEHiEQk III
tho t4op,u over which shu hu[t!s ywnyt 6llu
rontrols tho 6uuz CailAl, aud tMafntalli4 frea
IMssuge fur mt English yussuls ouly, but fur
t!lu shipping Ut the wurlt1.
England aul AtluFtra Ut all Countries ca1l thu
lcast Afford tn tv ut ehtniLy with eals others
Tlmfr Interests hrs a,lrDst i.fcilttal; Their al-
guagp aud rc!l,ton nrc the saII,u, wlilu their laws
arc basel ~ TIC s4inu pritsrpts u ireeton uni
Justice. Why should tl,cy bo f.esi Duriug The
war of tho kolH!llon alnplc pTctext for Great
Hsitain'k interference WA given by tho North.
and tho fact that tht Opportunity was not sutxed
upon would show that EugEshmcn ara nut su
bitter ", ,Airst Americans ~ might be inferred
1roIn Mr. ClayB words.
4 review Of tho history Ut nuy country will IT.
suit III tho 1uainG Vi stains of ti,oro oE !ess may
Ntudc, aud Englaud'4 record will eUm-
1asb favorably with that Ut any 9th
cr uatlon. lier domain coInprtses
onc-seycnth Of thu habitahlu Elobc; her tlax Is
seen in every quarter Ut thu world.-sufo pre-
cursur OF advancing civilization; aud her sub
tects arc prosperous md free. Thcss facts
a,nply attest the yalor of hcr pcople aud the
Wisdom Of her laws; xhiIe tho pleasant relations
uuw existing bctween tler and America, ~ wull
~ tle reception nuw bciuE tcladerea ~ late
President, ahow that there aEe. uu botll stAea of
tLo uxean, sotur Ut lcast with due appreciation
ol thu Koo<l.feeltng which should always e1at
Hoping you will give thla place In your
columns, Fclnaln, yours, ctc.,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-07

Tho following quotations are for oraers
from store and ANAL lots in a iohbing ways
APPLES-Nominal.
BACON uO0ssl Shoulders, = 10 &c; clear
rib sides, to 6Lci clear sides, 81 10 &C;
breakfast, liz to -; sugar-eurod hams. can
y9sed, " 70 l2Ec; packed, * TO &c higher.
BRAN--Stsedy; wheat. 81 C58i 10 100.
BEANS-S2 O0a2 rs per hushcl.
BULK P0Rk-(Looeol; shoulders, SIC; long
clear, to Sc; clear rib, = to SIC; clear sidos.
p 70 SIC; hams, &c. Packed, n 10 10 higher.
bUtIkh-Cemmon. l00l5c; medium, lS9
zoe; choice, 20125c.
BALING sTUFfs AND TIRs-Bsssips. 2
and "a lbs, l24l2hc; baling tWine. i39ilo;
iron ties; ~ to6Hei pieced ties, 40.
BUlLDlNe MATkkIALS-ln store prlcos
dale. v Dbl, 2 1892 20; hair, 3 2O@2 Is 40
Id bale; plaster, Michigan. 3 80; New York,
90; lime, per Dbl. l &@1 50. FirO-brick,
S3.nlta 5 80 per 100; brick. 3 10 II per lOO6.
BEEF, FRESH -Forequarters, Ito So; hind
quarters. $3.50. Hogs, to 7kc. Sheep, OK
81 " 10.
BUCKWHEAT FL0UR-9M per barrel.
CANDLES Boxos. iull weight, -Nl5Hc
half box full weight. Bi quarter box. fun
weight, lhlac per u.
c0C0ANUfs-Por 100. s OOg6 70.
C0PkEE-0rdinary, l9h to zoo; fair, "a
2lei good, to ~; prime. = to 49, choice,
- 70 Ae; Java, Pc; Cordova, 10 2kc.
CulCkENe-Spring, 2 50 to3 25; mixed, 2 e
to- 75i choice hens. 200 10 3 Is.
COAL Oils gallon, "a 10 $50.
C0RN-Mixed. G0a62c; white. 60963o.
g29 80 to 3 90.
COTTON YARNs-No. COO, l29l2Kcl No,
10 laQlfEc; No. 400. 16gl6ko.
OABBAGES-Per 100 crate, IS 0O00 Co.
CHEkbE - Western. l2k9J6o, RnEllsh
dairy, l49l6e, rates irregular.
GJTTON-SEED-S11 % n ton.
C0TpON-SEED OIL-Crude, CSC Der gallon
cak Qong toni. t22 to %.
~CRuUI-Per barrel. So COOS IS. half-bar.
ols. 81 so. as TO quality.
CRANBERRIES-p Dbl, 10 50all 90,
DRIED FRUIT Apples. 4a5o.
DNUGS-0pium, " % 10 7 ~: quInino,
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AZ Oriental RreuInnins-


Mr.. 0scanyan, in his book "The
Sultan aud his Prople," tells the
following anecdote of a Turkish
physician, whose prescriptions and
method of treatment will interest
practitioners in New York:
A person exceedingly i'll of ty-
plus fever called in one of these
medical gentlemen, who, although
he considered the case quite hope
less, prescribed for his patient and
took his leave. The next day, in
passing by, he inquired of a SER
want at the door if his master was
not dead. "Dcadl No; he is much
better" Whereupon the doctor
proceeded up stairs to obtain a So
luton of this miracle. "Why,"
said the convalescent, 81 am con-
sumed with thirst, and | drank a
paillul Of the juice Of picked cab
bage."
Wonderful" quoth the doctor.
And out came the tablets, on which
the physician made the following
inscription: "Cured Of typhus fc-
yer, Mehemed Agha, an upholstercr,
by drinking a pailful Of picked
cabbage juice"
Soon after, the doctor was called
to another patient, a yaghlikgee, or
dealer in embroidered handker-
chiefs, suffering from the same NAL
ady. lie forthwith prescribed ga
pailful of picked cabbage juice
On calling the next day to con-
gratulate his patient on his recov-
cry, he was astonished TO be told
the man was dead. The Oriental
Hsculapius, in his bowilderment at
these phenomena, came to the safe
conclusion, and duly noted it in his
memoranda, that although in
cases Of typhus fever picked cab
bage juice is an efficient remedy, il
is not, however, TO be used unless
the patient be by profession an up.
holsterer,"
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special attention to al way bust
ness. Cook Creighton, an atfable
gentleman, presides at the desk and
is assisted by Willie Darragh and
Johnny Briggs ~
The Carl Schurz, Captain Mat
Trommel, came in this morning
with a tow from Haile's Point of
two large RATS of logs for this
market. She makes her regular
trip to Scanlan's Landing to-mor-
row evening, Phil Harmon is her
efficient purser.
The Grand Tower, clothed in her
new summer dress and looking as
fresh as a morning rose and as
charming as a Main street belle,
viii leave the elevator to morrow
morning at ten o'clock for Vicks-
burg, taking the mail and making
direct connection with the Il. L.
Lee for New Orleans and the Pari-
sot line for the Yazoo and ITALIA
hatchie rivers. Captain Lennox
commands, with Tom White in
charge of the office.
Captain d. II. Moore, the clever
and efficient clerk of the James w.
Calf, went ont in command Of that
popular steamer last evening in the
absence of Captain Bob Wise, who
is in Cincinnati attending the silver
wedding of Commodore James S.
Wise. Captain Moore is an old
commander and an experienced
boatman and he will put the Gaff
through with dispatch and safety.
Oho backed out at z o'clock with
one of the best passenger trips Of
the season, having seventy-fye cabin
passengers registered, among whom
were the following: f. Dare and.
wife, Mrs. Levi, James Saffron and
wife, Mrs. r. A. Thompson, G. A.
Bervoit and bride, Mr.. Lee and
wife, G. W. Lane and wife, William
Bruner and wife, DR.. Walk and
wife, Mrs. Reighton, Miss Maud
English, Mr.. Springer and wife,
Mr.. Young and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony, b. w. Payne and family,
Mrs. 7. I. Wright, Mr.. Merriman,
Mr.. Kelly and wife, and Nh. Starr.
She also had 30 deckers and the
following freight: 200 bales cotton,
26Q bbls. oil, rs bales rags, 10 tons
old iron and sundries.
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The /. OarOr,

The irreclaimable loafer is a
character well known in every com
munity, creator small. He is the
greatest bore in the universe. He
never pays his way. He is always
asking favors. lie comes just at
the time he is not wanted, and asks
for that which you are most 10th to
part with. He has a cunning
tongue and an unflinching eye. He
can lie by the rule. lie knows all
your weak spots, and he spreads his
tlattery with a ~liberality unbounded.
He never takes a cut direct, or if
he does you never know it. He is
full of patience and overflows with
perseverance. mo" is no bar to
him. That insurmountable mono
syllable is no obstruction no dis
couragement-it simply rouses him
to greater exertions.
He knows how to fight his battle,
not SO much by fightinga8 by firing
you out. That game wins when all
others tail. lie tires money out of
your pocket. Every one knows
him; for he has borrowed from
everybody and everybody has trust
ed him two or three times. 1t is
the same old excuse: an a terrible
hurry this morning, and came off
without my pocketbook." You
should know he lies, as no one for
gets his pocketbook. lie has Il
package at the express office, and
he wants sixty cents until to-mor-
row, and he smiles continually. He
viii not take no for an answer. He
will talk to you, coax you, plead
with you; and if you finally give
him the money, you feel that YOU
have parted with it forever. What
should be done with such a man (?
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Trustees Sale.

ON MONDAY, Urn DAY OF JUNE. 1877.
" in front of the courthouse door. on Maj,
street. within legal hours, l will sell for cash.
property: uos0iioou
Lot s. and the south part of lot 81. IN John
2. C!aybrook's division, containing four acres.
n~eginning on the north side Of Henry street.
10 feet east of the southeast corner az lot az.
thence north, parallel with the cast line of
iott 20, chains to a stake IT'S feet south So
east from the northeast corner Of lot SG.
theLce south So east s 50 chains CIess TX faccIS
70 the west side Of Post and Rail %avenne.
thence south 7 chains to the southeast cornsr
OF let %; thence north $50 west with the north
side OF Henry street $50 chains Qess i75 feet1
TO the beginning. t0o''
This sale is made by virtue of a trust decd
executed to me by John b. kicardi and Ann
klcardi, and recorded in tho Registers Office
shelby county, Book 95, page SIG. to which
reference is made. EQUITY Of redemption
az DOVER and homestead rights waived.
6l-88 GA. HANSnN T-,,
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EKEGHTs OF \

8urr-Arr LuD1E Va EN-Dnru sTu-T
THss11r Hrrr1nr II NE-sUa Ear. Ne ~
bns1Dd street, ~ - DrlDeE Sec b Merritt.
WncNW ghtn LerlHf, AEpnT1er.
Er-- LnFrF 30 Z7-msHts every N11rsf-
Dag nlg1z a. GEl. M - sselld F-elL -
F.ai-E. L A. EsE-ls LE.a-l-s a. 2 BIZ.
Ega-lc-
1HrsEL4 1ruaL 10 ss-UgaE q ana El
WtE-E1lT IL eac1 mona q Irler llu-c-
N. z AEhEL D. Al AnzTB.A
ErExrra Lg1cI- 10. G-nas4 q and fh
IruE1ETE Il sler Uq1tr ~ ~. Second ErBeL
EF-EIL sEss1 lrE11. Nc1lsQrs se11 T.
Esne-. EsHMlE.
EnPEs LaDsE 70 &-zgsH eTeV Won
day eFa.iEg a. AEtpIE nsl. 10. - eeeon4
Erst-. z1TA 1'eloeE n. i. Eg2reE. Dlca-
~. G. y. Iuekr. ks,GEter.
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attachment Notice.

No. S03-Before s.. D. Robbins, J. p. for
Shelby county, Tonnessee-N. NJ. Jones,
Trustee, Memphis and yicksburg Packet
Company vs.. Jesse S. Order.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENTHAy-
i ing been eded out under section 1855 Of the
Code Of Tennessee and returned levied upon
tho property Of tho defendant, and affidavit
having been lnado that the defendant is
indebted to the plaintiffs In tho sum Of
S3l3. %, due by account, and that the claim Is
just, and that the defendant is q non-rosi-
dent OF tho State OF Tennosseoi Is thero
foro ordered that the said defendant make
his personal appearance before me on tho
10th day Of juno, 1877, at ~ 0'clQck am, at
my office. 10 Madison st., Memphis, Tonnes.
SEQ, and defend said attachment sAit with
in the time prescribed by law, or tho same
will b oproceoded with OK parto; aud that a
copy Of this order DO published once n week
for four successive weeks In tho Public Lodgor
This May 70, 1877.
75.Sl-S7-93 s. D. ROBBINS. Up.
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pADUcAa AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD.
FINANCIAL AND maMRkOlAL

pEBLic LERoER OFFICE.
Mnpma- IEHN- Lima I MI

EENAlL nhtNkh OFFAtA.
MKNPms. TESN.. June Z. lS57.l
The banks are about the Qnietest
places in town to-day; they have plenty
Of money, and are anxious TO lend it on
good paper at established rates, but APP
plicanis are scarce. Exchange continues
in moderately good supply, as follows:
New York and Eastern demand, buying
at par and selling at tc premium; New
Orleans buying at c discount and selling
at par. Street rates for money are l4@
q per cent. per month. New York gold
rates a, noon was 1866; here brokers
are paying 1861. In the local stock
market very little is being done; and, in
fact, with one or two exceptions, none
are wanted.
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LEDGER.
MAsOnTO

"A .ooe,,. Xxx
SlufH MENrHls. No. nS-meets "a Friday
In .ach month, in Odd Fellow Hall. I'm
Nelson, N NJ; B K Pullen. Seo'y.
AHeKRoNA, No. l6S-meets LIST Monday in
snch month, in Odd Fellows Hall. CIV
Mosby, W NJ; CO Lecke. See'y;,
LsLIA Sc0rf, No. 2S9-meets LIST Wednesday
,u each month. in odd Fellows Hall. A 5
Myers, W NJ; r A Lyle. see'y,
DrSOrO. No. ~ meets 50 fTiday N each
mont n odd Fellows HALL. K William
son, ~ NJ: All II White, ooo.y.
K~fLwtSNlNG, No. 81-moets 9Th Friday In
ZACH menlh, In Odd Follows hall. James S
Carpenter. W NJ; Al Knapp, 6ec'y.
ARCH.
Psrr CHkrrER. No. 22-msots I'd Monday OF
each month-at Masonic Hall, In 6syoso
Blosk. Robt. Galloway, N. +. II. p; Q. d.
MEYERS cHAFrKR, No. s5-meeis At Ma
eonic Hall, ia 0ayes0 Block. ID Monday OF
zach month. B. X. Pullen, NJ. 4. II. P.i
John ID. Hum, Acting Secretary.
4. 4. \.
KuREKk C0UReIL, No. 6-meots 50 thurs
90 Block. B. 7. Halter, III. H.; A. j.
WASHER A00' ruSrLlAs.
OyRRER CONVAKpEKY, No. l-nests sth Mon
dHy OF each month at Masonic Ball, dayoso
blosk. "a Workman. Z. c.; T.. J. Bsrehus.
Hes.
Sd Tuesday Of each month at Masonic Hall.
uayoso Block. 3: =. Halier. l.. O.; A. j..
Wheeler. Acting Rec.
kSIeEfs OF kED Cgoss or Co~xsrAKrISR-
meets first aud third Saturdays Of zach month
nj Masonic llsil. Il. 3. Hatch. NJ. 2. s.; 7.
1. Barchus, X.
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LEoAL


-
In the Chancery Court Of Shelby county
Tennessee-G +. Farrow. administrator Of
) "a. tarrow, deceased. vs.. P. S. Farrow
IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
~ THIS cause that the defendants, Marion
W. Earrows a citizen Of Lee county, Ark,
ma frank X. tarrow, Of Tallhhatchie county,
MISS. are non-residents Of tho State of Ton
nessee; II Is therefore ordered that they make
their appearance herein. M tho oourt-hohse in
sne cry q Memphis. Tom. on or before the
nrs. monday in July. lS77. and plead.
answor or eemur TO complainants' bill, OF
th9 same viii be taken for confessed as to
thim. and set for hearing OK parte; and that
= cSpy OF THIS order DO published once a
Teea Ior ioor successive weeks in the Public
This ID day OF June, 1877.
A copy-Attest:
mn EDMUND A. COLE, G. and M.
,Weatherford 4 Estes, Solicitors for com
plainants. 81 " az. Sa
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LryERPooL. june 7 1890 pm Cotton is
firm. Uplauds. 81; Orleans, 63-1d. eales,
speculation receipts, 1880 bales. Of which -
wore American. Arrivals opened l-32d lower,
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TExEEEsxS LoDss No. s-kssE NSs
EVER Mrndny rigbf AZ Harmony
nali, +. @. a.. p. eorner Beal and fernando
F.rsslE. Jn8. Wiisen. &C; Felix LeCicrc, "
q. q. J. Walker, p: w.. 4. EOyEtc1. . Of
r xad 6. 9. ". L. Crock, y. q &. Alsert
swim. n sfE-
NTErEE LuDsr KS. 6-neetf Second, third
md fBu-h Tuesday evenings In essh month.
NJ Fythi1r HEll. "a oBcgzz Ereet Vincent
EiocE- u W 1sd, G. ~ n. :. Reynolds, u.
c. A. Ne-rsl p ~. T. AtkinfgEs K g
IL and 5 p ". NlEuE. n q T. Jacob
Tgr-r. n
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.. .. y. ~EsKREUT0Kv.
old Fslov,. Hall. coraOr Main and North
Court strSsgss

oid Fsnova. Hall. cornW Main and North
tOBaES.
MsuPHIs LoDoV. No. 6-mesta eYsry Tues
day. A. J. Knapp n. g.; IT. Leake, v.
O.; L. 8. Burr, Secretary; W. :. Bruce
SSfoE1sLw LopeH. No. s-neoss every Mon
DAY night. A. D. Gibson, n. g.; !. y.
Hogan, v. g.; John A. dolt. Treasurer;
sSsTsSrR Lopas' No. tO-meess oyery We'd
unsday night. Ed BOhle, N. g.; J. y. ran
ner, Y. g.; Chas. B0fEeF, socretATy; H.
%Ottenheimer. Treasurer.
RssSEs LnBgE, No. lll-meota every trlday
night. M.K. French, Y. 9.;u. A. Cafroii'
" g.: Wn. Henry, 2. and r. s.; }. ). Viii
kins. Treasurer.
gIryv cry LoDGE. No. IST-mests cvsTy
Thursday evening mt Odd Fellows Hall. J.
p. Young. n. g.; Frank Lamont. Y a.; W.
IL. Noystsn, Secretary. $. c.. Toof. Treas.
HARNOSY LODGR No. l9-meets every Tues
day NIGHT at odd Follows Hall. corner Beai
and fernando streets. K. j.. Walker, NJ
g.; b. A. McOmber, Y. O.; 7. J, WalEor,
See'y; G.. W. Miller, Treasurer.
DEeKRR LoDGE.
MuHPHIs Degree LoBoE No. 3-Mests first
Saturday Of each month. G. NJ. Carroll, y.
M: I'd r. Jack, o. d. NJ; j. vi. Hearn. Isl
A. d. NJ; D. q. Roahard, ID a. y. NJ; i.
y. Holland becy' =. W. pmltn' treas
E~EcLNPEEyrs.
6Aroso KEokxPwKET. No. 3-meet on The
lat and "a Thursday nights Of each month.
NJ. X, French. C. p; p. c. Smith, H.. r;
Henry Clements, s. W.; thos. Bscon1 scribe
John A. Holt, Treasurer; Dave heaharai
j. W.
MraPEI E~EoANPNKgI. No. &-neets y land
tth Thursdzy nights Of zach month. j. I.
Ross, c. p; S. s. Garrett, III. p; John "
Sick. 8. W; J. I. Leake. J. W.; G. IL Pfs-
cbko, cribe: John W. Maynesburg, Treas
HEgERaL RrITEY COEHITTgB-D. 7. Porter.
Cha;rmsn. 2s Front street; Jshn ". WETEes-
surg, Memphis Oil Co., Secretary and Treas
urer, II. Gronaner. J. II. Shepherd, b. X.
Pullen, d. q. Reahard.
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NEUTsCrER ERUDEE-BuED.

DEUTscHEE BRuDER.ggsD meets ltt Sunday
Hall. y. q. Schaper, Pres't; e.. A. Junker-
mann, Vice Pres't; W. GlasRtzer, sec'y; II.
". Schultze, Treas'r; Aug ZWeiiel snd John
Handwerker. Sick COMMITTEES fsr Northern
Division; John Wendell and John Margle,
Sick Committee for southern Division.