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, 1877-10-02

Committee wl,s discussed, md finally amended
80 as tp refer not only thnt report hut al future
tnattcrs Pertaining to such conferences 10 the
Co1n1ni,tcc-
a1ctlyray and oshcrs tro,tcd ont little
talk, AMI the meeting adjourned,
siSTuENrII wARl, RErunS1cANs
The Sixteenth War,i Republican Clnb hell
large mrrttng taft evening At No. I'll 1.arrabec
MIR II. e.,fcl stated that Sir. ,facol, lcngachcr,
Who WAS elected President Of tho Club. was I'M.
able 10 attend 10 tho duties Of hls office, an.l
had therefore authorized him ~ oitcr la rcfig-
As thcrr was misunderstanding In regard to
the plasc Ut meeting, the advertisement IN tue
English rapcrs calling It for s0l sea9wirk
street, and tn tl'c Herman papers Tor sa'E larr'-
bee, an adjournment was hal until such time as
another meeting could be properly announced
UNION tKAGrK.
A meeting OF the Union LeM.1e Of tho Thrt!
WNr1 wns hell last evening at tho corner of
Wabash avenue and Twrnty.:es.,ntl street The
meeting wns private, ''nt It's nhjcct WAS TO reoF-
gnnize for the campaign, anil 10 pass upon II list
OF applicants for membership. Meetings will
he held hereafter every week.
NINTH wAKD iHl,tsTRtA1-s.
At q meeting Of thy Ninth Wan1 Working.
mems 1niustrial Club held last evening at
Wa1l's Hall. corner cf Albums md t. Hnltte'!
streets, Alcssrt. Henry l.tttlcaeld. ". f. Drawn.
and Ole Oleson were nppolntcd delegates to the
Ccntr7l Committee.
coioRRp voTEn..
4 T1qRA-fncctinE nf cofDrrl voters was called
last evening At tluinn Chapel. OH Fourth avenue,
for tho purpusc Of hearing tho report Of a aoi1a.
mtttcc appointed to take into consideration tic
proprety VI calling State Conyc,!Ion There
were about fifty. nrcscMt l.. y. White callc.l
latter tubtn ttetl lengthy resolution ntyisIng
sine tl,e adjournment which was accomplished
after speeches lad bccn heard from AIessrs.
Baker, Mitchell, and Brown.
, 1877-10-02
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The Grand Jury for the October term Was
called yesterday, ard tho members werc excused
for ono week.
called In the Crmlnn1 Court yesterday, hut sas
POSTPONED until tic November torH OIL ACCOUNT
0t tho Commissioners cnscs.
Prof. 1'ikc, The murderer of Jones, left for
ElEln yesterday, where he will be placed In tho
asylum. Before going l,c mat1c confession OF
the crime III craxy yersc, which WAS tho Legacy
he left his wife and fcllow-pstsoncfs.
:. A *5o,o0 1onn, negotiated by the County
Roarsl year ago, falls duo on tho llth inst.
luau tn,tst hc tscyotlatcd. THIS IA a fair sample
uf hnw business IL done for the public
Lieut.. Carbcrry atd Ollccr Sullivan, cs,1ls1
upon to shu,y cat,se why they sln'ultl not tc at
tncI,ctl tnr contempt, np,rnrel III THO Criminal
Court yesterday, ami thcif defense was general
10 tntt,nttiatc any Que. A further hearing will
be 1'atl Thursday.
Yesterday two motnbcrs Of tic County Board
were abscnt froIn their beats-absent to answer
On indictment for defraudti,H Cook County.
AlcCadrcy anil Carroll wcrr the men. Neve!
heinre n the hi.toFy qf tho corrupt 'oa;l , did
done, ttS Others would liavo ocon nbsent In the
same causc.
John Powers got out Of jan yesterday In m
unut,ial way. liz wns conlii,etl IN Tic ci.arEc
Of ,bsatanl{, the r'aintitf ir!ng Miss Anna
fCalsby. She came ovcr to sec hlsI and he pre-
posed md fllo accepted. At nuon tho twaln
can,e Into the County Court 10 be married.,
which would guarantee Ills frcctlotn from jail
at least They were married, but no sooner had
the nuptlal knot been tieti by Judge Wallace
than Powers nbscontlcd, ant las not t,ccM stt.vc
heard from. Anna tno.1r,ls her loss, nnl the
only cnnsoiaEln she l,na IA what u her loss may
be somebody clsc's gain.
, 1877-10-02
TIE CITY-IIALL,


The Committee on Markets. Ia called to meet
In tic City Clerks office Friday afternoon at 8
o'clock.
C.unntro,1cr Far,,ctl yentcr1a v fssurd +cven1e.
.a,.s ~ -. s.','.''s -. -, ~ s.s', .,.s,
"a'sa"Is ~ tu' n',u"nI VI e@'''.' 14'o 'cuse"eu
loFtllf-loan cerllncatea ~ thc Anooot ot
@i4,o0.
r. L. Phll,ips took out permit Yesterday To
h,,ill tw,atorv nn,i hasctnent ktnra4iwullFup.
:A4N feet, On West Van buren street, near
hofiio, 10 colt S4touO.
Fifteen ucw cuscs Of scarlet fever have hcen
rcpottetl nj tho Health Department s(n,p SatuF-
DAY. No deaths huyc occurred yet this xeck
fr,;,n tue scarlet scuuEgr.
,c,. r..... =, o..,t. ,,..,
lhe ncpastngh. o. T1is S.' Ho1es tesH'uay
granted petaS'om t.s ~ !. - ssn W pag9 tha
nvrn,,n Il, Fulferton nycnuu.
~ - - -07, .t-..... .a.
tho lteaauscFs u = secepts ysa!c!ua} @ were S!ol
ifoM tne Ctty Gn!!sstnr; e-,0G rom the water
Uepa1sn1ents auu e!.'ho ~. t1o4t sHo toMphIo!ieF'
VI LIE last a"'ou"' $4a' ~" o"ea teAes.
Tho Mayor 1uauesss that tlloao persons who
have apf rf1cy4pccs to rrlatp pf complaints 10
make rciatiya to tjIe sbuttins nN al ratcr viii
plcasc cotu1nupicute With him, and ho viii
lnycsttratc. 7'' "A'
Owing tn the mnnv t,onb]e. eroer,cpc.5 Nth
muck uuctious ard snf,ia nuctfoDecra. the MayIr
v,sfrriny issi,ed nr,lnr. that hernntter M, n;,c
ffom snr3 viii la, ner,nitteti in nirx 1T hrr ;nan
thoxn tl.si9nattd Tm tha amrt tinnecr,. jL,r,,srs
auIess f,rri,issn fur s.1ch saia ahali bsve Iirst
l.rnt, utt.nr,l fro,n the Nnynrs
=, e.1 - t,.,'. AMI,
seuse opassaase!, 81 Snautes, Ml!noase,
, 1877-10-02

evening Ia the 1cc.urcsoosn Of the college on
tito corner of TwentY.kIxth street and Prsirin
year, and tho. college opcn' with about 1!o
Ftudcnts@ ncarly 1&, of whonl nrc newcomers.
The lceturc-rnon was we'll Allied. and n number
Of tnlfcs were present. Tho opening address
co,,rsc of the average student. md .1rcw not
vrry attertng picture OF his ulttnnte cnreer and.
failure. The audience was Ia the hest Of huEnor
and enjoyed the salient points Of the address.
Or. Davis then announced that The lectures
would begin to-1ay, AM! Eavc MI outline Of the
different courses. DR.. Nelson read the list Of
those who were TO receive certificates for having
nctctf as ntsistanss In tho dsnensary This ct'1-
e1udc.t TIE formal exercises, md the a'llenrs
gat'aer from an inspection Of tho skeletons na-
term! for pleasant drrnms-
THE wntskT CASES.
The United STATES Court now IN session IN
days agu that tho pardon granted BY the Prtsi-
dent 10 "Bilty" McKee, was bar tn any
further proceedings n9atttt him Of punitive
character for bis :omplictty with crooketl hte-
vicvcti Judge Dloslgr.t yesterday rs to how far
this decision would affect tho cases no" pcnd"
aWould thc decision in the Mckee casc scttle
the Aeh.n nnd fic.ing tuattce7"
Ills Honor believed It wouk1. as he under
stood the decision. IIc had not read II, but
that wns il1s Inference.
"Thcn that would virtually end oil further
prpeecuttonm
II would II tho profession at this end Ut the
big bridge accepted Judge sfiifer's decision.
"And from what source lid Judge Miller de-
hye hts authority to render tho dcclaloni''
:, upon authority. ct the President: As his
Honor understood The law, the Presidents rnr-
don not only conaoncti The oifcnse, hut a'so
rcicaAetl tho observation-disclosures he might
te-frur atl ctyil liability under any penal
statute.
HOTEL. ARRivAts.
Groat Poetfr- lohn ". l5nnn. springfield:
Wood O.. Tnltsey. tatiIanaM,lis: tho Hon. Alex
y. Oafnott: oanha: rcter 4. ny. 1ora city; E.
=. naltcY. Clinton. ID. Il. +. ratne. Milwaukee:
j. Villas, ManLtowttc, Wis; D. r. Woodbury., Dsn-
vile, III. Henry l!emer, f>ockport. y. !. tho
Hen IT, w1:nas,on amss" D. c oha 41dn H.
George Ancs, Michigan CITY: Lfcut. Gordon Parker,
Wisconsin: tile llan. T. Copeland. poston Tho lion
Justice Clark lied 0ak: Il. 6. Anderson, Jnek.
son: 7. ". Guild, Boston; +. 4. IIartiott, Now
.i; o,f f ,,aosn Fl stGp1' r. M;st s pnbn 1i' ,1t,n f:
Col. A. a. Putnam, 5cntsleyy!llc, VI William
ii. j. johnson, New furk: ~ e. Dunbar. Lex
Newton, New Orleans; j. u. .rho,uaa, Missouri;
4. u. Ashley. Kcwau.'cc: g. q. wstnoEc. loch-
ester. n. r.: c. y. Finch. DALLAS. Tex Z. r. q.
Collins, belatt; Il. n; Tasur, New York. :Satr.
Queen. Corlngon. KY; William Writ Heck, Ken.
lucky; C. u. R1hcrtsnn.. Cincinnati; George ".
Cooper, New York; D. l. King. Akron, o.; W.
". oliver, kalamazoo; William 4. powcl1, IhiIa.
:.e'rhia: e.: 4. Andre~s, :, Ml'W1nkse; Ley!
s'iy; sny:''; suo lion. T. T. Roberts, rssin; Ed j.
TuXlkcs, Selma, Ala.
, 1877-10-02

NfW 3TFK 3fWzH. -
The death Of the ex-rresldcnt Of tho French
gests tho thought that the civilized n4tiolts OF
Tue earth asp Tor the most nart goyesued or
guided BY uld .ucn. On the Cid Of March lat
!he Emperor Of Gcrtn2uy completed his e0th
year. Thls mlehsscst Of tho rulers of the world
prosperity Il exalted. A 10y ot ~ he fed with
hls mother tu rscape Tho victorious armies Of
Napoleon the Great. Forty yesrs later ha had
to ty a second tl1uc fruui Berlin. and sought
refuge In Loudou frou, the resentment Of biz
c,untrYueu. Marshal Macslalon, Duke Of Ma
gcnta, and President ol thu FEvuch Republic, Is
nrarlY 90. Ills life has been one VI steady prog-
ross, but he stands to-day for the llzst time IN
bis ca1cer u vi uncertain po6ition. Alexauln
, 1877-10-02

Of The hcaltf-ofl1ccrs shows that therp were SIT
rul.anec-nottccs served, and :rsl nu'saners
ahatcl. 70 sewer. .nuttrcw served, and 4, sewer
connections made; i.12t buildings inspected;
pt,lsns!s of dried butraiO-mcat, md : calves
condemned. During Tho month OF Sept mbcr,
tllesp were MT nuisance nticcs serye,t, 1,4'3
nufsaflrt~ nt'atrd, 1h' sewer n,tiscs served. 1'D
ecwcr connections nai1e, III rthutcmnutInns
lnnt1c, and l03 scarlet fever warning chr1s
ppsteh.
, 1877-10-02
THE COUNCIL.
Militia Claims Roforred to the
Judiciary Committee.
Another Postponcmcnt Of tho Gas
Question.

{)ueAtfNn.
4 regular mcctiue of tho Council wa. held
tost cvc,,i,,o. All. t.oot IN thc c1tnIr. .rhc an
sen'ces "cra nehm mc'attl' hu N.N'
4 communication VIVA received IRON t'io
Mayor, submitting letters frum the otIIrcrs Ut
the First and sccon,l Rcesmcnts, for sucl, ae.iou
rs might bc deemed advisable They asked
that the CITY G@F the aiI'fupslatloh Hlaoe 'oF
"nrmorrs, as contemplated by the Council,
nnd thus aid in llghtcntng their burdens Of
debt.
trolcr could not legally nay over tho money.
lie thought It WIS but propcr for the Council
to rroompcu.o the mcmbcrs Of tho regiments
@ d .ty s,smrne ~ H., ~ ,ttio ia navel " re-
~ s"9a ~ f,.',,s.r., ~ ss - t,,n,ttc,
m IL w T,,,in.t, ytaIJ H. s.,nn,nr,attor ,,ad
,co, al ti,o n,naa,n. n4tc,'lr "sruinst
r. Sen nr,ncTt % II, t tis cs It Wis taduly q ts
nsn,trn;is3 - - rav Il hr l,"., i'm f,,i,,s o,,
~ p ,,.., t,r ~ tta Law t,'n H.. ,e,,,voi ~
~ t1ths y ~ " trro,! ~ t,,' Eim,rr f, ,,ttrc
~ y McHniav rcn,ari;et lhnt t,,c n1,cstt"n wa,
n e;,,. ua ts1t .na, IT, ~ ~ IT, cr.nn, n.,
S,rs,ai sst9ue ", ,c"o; ,unttcrs @ ~
aH nau tv nnv tt,as a a,d ti,v
werr ''nft ns to TUG payment, slncg ;s t',e money
% FL " r.,1,-ai,en p@' ~ f'o,, nj h5i "tvc "'n ~
right. Iho c"spofation st 1oStae. aa t'aq pg gtyo IN
% op,Ip. ..,s ~ 1,n .,si far thsIr sery;cns
soaH a'd % SwcNny T Inovel tllat thn inonoy bo pad
t1e,n M,a' '"e'"'' '''o''o '''aA s'' "o"'' ~ pA"
'NS's;; S 7,,,,u .,1 +h,, r,. ,so,... tbo romr.
nn. LINK sa ,rIa sat s "" ims,rc,cI ~ TnnEc
sas tnrhniaittv @ IN thc wmy. sni Tho Judiciary
wan ~ ts,,1,,t - ~ s,,".a":t H. o,.t,nn
e1" Th ,,Sn'nrn, ~ ~ XII t:nl1c,snn w"a votc,
;1osm Nrna" =. NM. u. ths ttrsn,ne,,ts
,ra.t LILY l., ti,a tn,i,t,in,w' - f,,,,nmttfcc
"e"s ~ '''' ''y T,an c,Ty.Ma',s
Ill.,, r,,n,,t++n. -, p,thItc un1ld,nrs IN whom
Anu ,'i IN 1saonu.s. r.. s.,sn%.I',r, " ,snimM
w ni , 'is,,., ~ =.
% ~ "aas ~ 1au IN Ex'i,,i II m;"i" :"
~ t.tit,,r .h, strt,s tnat"m .''Ao ~ -
r,ai,ro tha s.,,,n o,I,tsc rn.t oc"r. c.,.
o,,i o.Ea''I St,tins i 1hat' II nnvhnJv sIe*ircd
ns,a . x s.,ua % nm ~ Ict5 cnnmrc1. 1m w.
s ~" ,,,!"t r.. enis ~, ~ -" -c"nr1,x
~ ~ H.. mc,ttn1s sShch ,r"r n ti.o
~ te ~ Hea+o.ar ~ ~" 1nn"rtmnnt ~
ip,'G "h1,. 4 Wark. a II, reera tern,s the ronort
eaIc t. II @ SGv ttc w 11 Ton nr ,'rn,,r,;nr
NIL tc ~ wv 9 ,'t ;"ts l., tSo
peiG ~ :. - n,nm wns m[on.
q, ru !os ~ II. acst,nns IN iii lin Ia eo,I
~ h',., eou ,,,a,o1.r hn' %ccn ,nn" o""h. 4, h
op'l'Iun' s,,n ~ shoviI ,nst., NJ Il t,ot Il
.na''e puots, i ai4 Nv ''''''' y" ~ '"4S
VIZ ,, mlaav at uupis w.. ,avcr,ho,... ,,on+ed FIN
o,,nt,, u cpfnian ~ ~" fnunrii fcinr ,iat tho
genera op!n!om o. ~ 1t IT, tnax eo
Eonsco "Sse asu s,s%t ~ =. ~ IL. A"A'o"e
H." " tr rssonta1 nctitton NJ nro,crtv,
owners ~ tnV ~ u s.IMa..
MaT!is, asklK 1or ee' n;etroG ~ ~, o,
'eG ste,, nratantna y A,; T,,ronn rrn,,".t.
,.,t. rs,,tni ~ tho fnrns .rnnl i}nnr mr.,
nv ho e'E u H.. u ~ tn E,,ittna na.,
sc'iiteon ~, mbo.aat .1"} III nmn,i s;resr,is S
, 1877-10-02
ADMIRE THEM,

All who hare used I)r. Frico'a Un1guc Perfumes
adn,lrc than, His Allsia bouquet aud Meadow
Flowers nrc dciicntoly delightful.
, 1877-10-02
DEa4TNl%

Oxnnizcd Ox.Mnrrow fnr the llalr, by luck 4,
Rayn.r, makers Of tho "htnro" Cologne.
, 1877-10-02
1 PERFECT TOILET soap.

FIR. AMONG thc requisites ut tha toiirt I, roo,
nrtcir III ;!osr Int In rnnrr It IA not nlwaH an t,
matter. Many Of Tho inns, cxncn1tya sus,s In thu ms.
kct are rah from coarte a ltfc:uriuux 3E.aetais a
their a1c-atn coarx and fragrant terfnmr ion hfro
conceal the nost repulhye impurities The tscIosur,.
lcreatiy .natlr rnhc rtcarltng t1 subject ar bn.
HFeiv startling. and deserve tcrioHs conF.esatio,
Secuted soAEa now known tn be extremely o,,,rr
ohnbc. estsrrl1y II applied to thc hcahs tnlurinx n.
attra. 1c tararr Ut tho trr"!trf,s may tr lnfr,rd
siunl tae etaEn,ens Vt sent'eIlAn WHO hl4Ees ias
*chtLf VI estAt lbe., liz i.GeGllE drrlat th.
which Tic orGnpatioa ennsd he tolfu,f.ui 4A'"*
t. Tns tsnity y progntinxa perfectly rure arcleat
enterprise ami chemical sxi 1T r H. +. NAnnirt u
Nav Ynrk. inc wotd.Icnown.l Soap slanutiti,iter
wao.s s;n,: e.t*bi!silncItt. by fAt t!ts oi ii
Sarlnn. productions has for sntny yraF< cn wileIy :
sem!nstra, hut th!s a.ra. srtcrss ii TIM nprrnEr{sis
xsr yc.r, II ps.iet aboe mi "eicn:ac
Mt. HArnIrr has succeeded III affecting tha ro,,nH,
ion r. The anrtt attt soap ever introduced, Tr rrts
nfsctnrtns ptncc~cs are entirely now aud otIaHa nj
ihc trsnt Ii spfJ nnrarac IN this department uf IL.
''E !. AArHtrr~ 1o4Lkf aoAr' !. the lr4ir. mari
hy which thN elegant tntlct luxury IL ,lcasnad nj
tor application 10 the irrate akin Of Infants thII-n
yroprr4Ira. The su1p il nat fs1sd the tE rrIIrns
he!nK Of such ntroc purity - 70 rea!sise Iii ftwu
r@s.sr5 n. 70 ..H,ss !stc.,os asT.!.
he OF swertncs% ai the ptcnIlsr cnaraets.
tsttt q u L. ahltta TUl,et Soap rrnde1 Ii liz ap1s
rnthsnl nnf Agreeable astlrle Of lhc kind eyer manu-
rb"HE strcialy Desirable for the use of ladies' mi
Ssn os, ~. ~a1s 81 s.Ty a.er IL III s'. @
Ut Tho tlHeAt tDn[a for baFcr M.e. It II {iM hetaS
placed un'a uc hui tho trn,a<d sor Il viii soos
bccomc Gshcrai.-.Sf.o iuTs 1f7aHns.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-01

gross, s t.es g: DI1cR's stsv. polish; =
grOss. !; MsssOn's biASkins' ' Gross sss'
la EFEaiii Is 10 to s. y ksr.
NAVAL STCRES-Rsgin, \ Dbl; virgin.
5 0Oi pale. 5; No. !. t76t No. Z. 4 90; pitch, .
Dbl. S so; tar. y hhI. 2 %; half bhl. bOi
Msaala AZ, 5Spf; 70, msrs s,sri 1t IsioSo'
$50; oakam, y bale, navy. 8. American navy.
0ITS-0ats. mixed. 10000; white, 50 to $40
V1iEioNS-Per Dbl. IS rs to 400.
PIGS FEET KEGS, 200 to q; half Dbl. $50
P0TTiAToEs-ss 5Oes IS per barrel. Sweet
p~otatoes. 50 Is to 49,
P~TCKLES-PSr ~half-bsrrrl. 4 50 to S 0a.
PAINTS-LinseOd oil, 7Vi. bslied. 1906
turpsntine, 6os' Japaz dryer. 1891 Ioi putty,
Venetian red. dry. ccoksen''s, Sxcy yellow
ochrs. dry, French. 80; white lead, 9x0ltke;
red lead. lie; cottage colors, 9k910Ho. y
PEAS-6l 8002 90 n bushel M
RICE Ordinary TO choice. e@Ic.
SUGAR. LOUISIANA-ln hhds. fair 20
.; new, fully ssir. -@9hc; prime, -W9ko;
choice, clio; yellow clarified, II TO Ike;
white, IL to l2Hc; barreled. 20 higher.
SUGAR, REFINED-Re6ned A. -9l2ho;
crushed and powdered to lSc; graduated,
: 70 lSc; cut loaf. to 1870 per pound.
SfkUPS-Cenmon to fancy 40 TO $50 per
gallon.
9ALT-Coarse and common fine 81 659-,
dairy in bbls; 2T5 to 5 o.; Liverpool coarse,
sacks, 5t01Ss; Liverpool hne, sacks. ] 81 to
S0AP-Rosiu and German S to SHe per ID.
STARCH-4K0 400 per ID.
TINNEkS' ST0CK-Tin plate, &c, 10xl4,
8 box. IL; &c, Mx20, Is; nc, -12xl2, u 90; 10.
roofing, Is; TX. l0x1l. Is; TX. IA 20; Is; TX,
tlxl2, II IS; sheet iron. boiled. Nos. o. and
n, 596Hcj do. charcoal. $50; do. gAlvan-
lied, lS9l4c: Russia iron, DE; imitation do,
@9-c; lead, loo; copper pits. s6c; metallic.
T0REEYS-i20 90 to l4Os per dozen.
VINEGAR-Good to choice. lS9Sc, and
common, lie per gallon.
WHISBY-Prosf. per gallon. As In ase and
W00L-Ihe Memphis Wooden Mills paw az
follows: For fleece washed. fne. 70 to SIC;
mesium, 81 to Se; coarse, 80 to s4c. Tub
washed, fne, 81 to 40c; ordinary, 30 to S5c;
d.ngy and poorly washed, IS to Sc. I'm
coarse, 20 to Csc; black, bury and cotted. S
to l0c per pound less. Wool sacks furnished
free to shippers.
WOOD AND WILLOW wARR-Two and
three hooped, painted buckets. 50 Is; buck.
eta, u dOzea, brsss-beuna, cedar, 2 and 3
hoops, 953s; tubs, painted. nosts Of 8, 5 rs;
No. !, 3 so; No. 2, s So; Ne. 8, 7 30; churns,
pine, 10 to 20 inches. 7 5000 50; cedar,
itOn-boHnd, Is al7o; cedar, hrsss-heund. lee
20twell buckets, 4 5095 so; washboards, wood,
2 60; Iinc, 2 %; Ax-hendles, s5@l T5e;
measures. aests Of s. 1@l 70.
WHEAT-No. 2. T5c to 81 or q hushsl.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-01
Attachment Notice.

Before X. W. Caldwell. Justice Of Peace for
Shelby county, Tsnnessoe--Ihos. William
son VS.. II. b Robertson, and Thos. Brad
shaw vs.. II. B. Robertson.
TNTHESE CAUSES ATTACHMENTS AV-
i ing been sued cut under section 3455 of the
Code Of Tennessee, and returned b. the proper
officer, levied upon the property Of the 1e-
PENDANT. and affidavit having been made that
tho defendant is justly indebted to plain
tiff Thos, Williamson IN t G sum Of S63 and
to plaintiff Thos. Bradshaw in the sum of 1921,
due by account, and that the defendant
is q nonresident Of the State Of Tennes-
see; it is therefore ordered that defendant
make his personal appearance before D. W.
1877, at his office, No. u w. Court st., in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, and defend said a.
tachment suits within the time prescribed by
law or the same will be proceeded with OK
parte; and that a copy Of this order be pub
lished once a week for four successive weeks
in the Public Ledger.
This 18th day Of January, 1877.
lie. l22-l28-l& II. W, CALDWELL, j. P.
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rent in an instant swept the be-
wildered man far below the pump
house but, fortunately, he was
thrown against some stationary
shore ice, to which he chung with
desperate tenaeiF. Mr.. Wright
says he had little hope Of being
rescued, but he wanted his friends
to know what had become of him,
so he called Justify for help. AS
s%istance, happily, was at hand, and
his rescuers3 by joining hands, sue
ceeded in reaching him., and by
tying o rope around his body, they
finally rescued the suffering man
from his perilous position. he was
found to have suffered a dislocation
of his shoulder.
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oUBLIC LEDGER.
RIRECTORH.

IA ,oDa-. W
S,UTH MEMPHIS, No, Is-meets "a Fri9sy
Nelson. " NJ; B K Pullen. Sec'y...
1seESoSA, No. 16s-meets lst Monday, in
,aeb month, in Odd Fellows Hall. CIV
Nosbv. w NJ; q @ Lscke. Sec'y. &
LEIIa Soorr, No, 2S9-meets lst "Wednesday
~ each month, in Odd Fellows Hall. A
Myers, w NJ; R A Lyle. See'y.,
,,ontb. in Odd Fellows Hall. R q William.
sen. w M; Aft II White, Sec'y.
KiLwrSSING, No. Al-meets 4th Friday IL
..ch menth. In Odd Fellows Hall. James {
Carpenter, " NJ; A J Knapp, Sec'y.
ROYAL ARcH.
PrHy OHAPrrR, No. 2-meets I'd Monday o.
aHoh mnnth-at Masonic Hall, in 0ayoso
Block. Robt. Galloway, N. b. q. p; O. u.
MHxPHls OHAPTaH, No. @-meets at Ma
sonio Hall, in Cay SO Block, 80 Monday .,
each month. B. X. Pullen, N. Il. h. r. ;
h. W. Shelton, DeoretaIy.
h. AND .. n.
zuRnEA CouEen, No. b-nosts 50 Thurs
Ssy OF each nonth-at Masonic Hall, IN Gay.
CSC Block. B. +. Halter. Tn. H.; A. j.
Wheeler. keo.
CYxxyR C~OaaARDEET, No. i-meeta Atm Mon
dAy OF esoh month at MasOuie Hall, 3ayost
Sioek. I'D Worsham. b. CT /. J.. barehus,
Roo.
"a Tuesday Of each month ct Masonic Hall
aayoso Block. r.. r. h0llor. &. O.; A. J.
Wheeler. Acting kee.
Knights OF hED CROss oP C~oSsrASTGNR-
meets FIJI ct aud third Saturdays Of each month
at Masonic Hall. L.. b. Hatch. NJ. ?. 81 I.
j. Barohus, K.
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Attachment Notice.

""... H
Before P. ]. Quigley. Justice Of the Peace
for Shelby county, Tenn.-H. Reiter vs.. !.
A. B0tto.
TNTHIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAV-
il ine Leon sued out under section 1856 Of the
Code OF tennessee, and returned levied upon
the property OF the defendant. and affidavit
having been made that the defendant is in
debted to the plaintiff in the sun Of thir-
teen dollars and seventy cents, due BY ac-
count. and that the claim IS lust, and that
the defendant is q nonresident Of the Site
Of Tennessee, or is about to remove, or has
removed out Of the State, or has fraudulently
disposed Of his property. or about to fraudu-
lently dispose Of his property; 1t is therefore
ordered that said defendant make his per-
sonal appearance before me on the 7th day
OF March, 1877, at my office, No. 1873 Main
street, Memphis, Tennessee, and defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-
soribed by law, or the lame will be proceeded
with OK parte; and that a copy of this order be
published once a week for four consecutive
weeks in the Public Ledger.
This the 30th day of January. 1877.
130-l36-142-lis p j.. QUIGLEY, j. P.
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ODD FoIlovs. Hall. corner Main and NOrti
Court streets
MEMPHIS Lopez, No. 6-meetg every Tues
dsy. S. S. Garrett, N. g.; A. J. Knapp
y. g.; L. 3. Burr. Secretary; b. y hisA'
OHICKAsAw LopsH. No. Gmeets every Mon
day night. B.. NJ, cara, N. e.; A y: ele-
son, V. g.; T. j. Hogan, R. s.; John A
l.olt, Treasurer; Thomas Bacon, z. 5.
eoHILLER Lopez, No. l40-meets every Wed:
nesday night. Frank Dries, n. 81, Eo
Bohlo, v. O.; Chas. Boreer, SecretGry; John
Linkhauer, Treasurer.
nieit. w. K. French, ", G.; H. A. Carroll,
v. D. VIM. Henry, =. and Il. B.; j.. D. VII
Al RsrS1 CRY LopaE. No. lg-meets every
yhursday evening at Odd Fel.oEs' Hall; Ma
con Webs, n. o.; Up. You w.t. VII
Novsteu. Secretary; A. Il. keIneday. Treas.
HIRNoyY LoDoe No. l99-meets every Tues,
day night at Odd Fellows' Hall, corner Beal
and Fernando streets. X. j.; Walker; a.
G.; D. A. Mc0mber, V. e.; 7. ]. Walker
Sec'y; G.. w. Mi Ter, Treasurer.
DEeGEE LODaE,
MvuPHrs DEeREn LoBGE No. Sheets first
s,tnyday of each menth. B. Bingham, D.
NJ: D, A. Wardlaw, D. D. NJ; Thomas Ba-
con, A. U. NJ; h. s. Burr, I'd A.. y. N.
T, 2. Holland, Sec'y; +. W.. smith' Treas
IEoAHPNHKTs.
alYoso E~xcAMPXENT. No. S-meetS on tht
let and Sd Thursday nights Of each month,
b. z. Goodyear, g. P; W. x. French,, h.R
?. o. Smith, s. Wa TRoI' Sroon, Gerl w D.
WTTPBIs EEOAMPMEET, NO. 5s-meete "a spo
on Thursday nights OF esch month; G; W
T. Crook, C. P; j. J. Ross, II. P.i 3. o.
G:sratt4 g. WE. B. Cullen, ]. WI; G. Il
PiischEe. scribe; John Waynesburg, Treas
GEsERiL RELIEF COMMITTEE, ID mllKlns'
Chsirman. 200 Main street; John W. Way es-
nnsv Secretsry and Treasurer, 2lO Front
street; A. D. Gibson. 6 West Court street; J.
Il, Schuidt, 422 Monroe street: d.. Porter,
4, Union street.
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HNIGHT rs OF n

FouSrAIN LODGE, No. 2a5- meets every
Tuesday evening in Natems Hall, No. 29S
Second street. at TX o'clock. John Johnson,
Dictator; John Legler, Reporter.
UNITY LoBeK No. 2lT-meets every Wednss-
day night at Hall, No. 2es Second street. up
stairs. S. s. Garrett, Dictator A.. b. Hill,
Reporter.
CHELSEA LODGE. No 2SO-meets I'd ard 4th
Thursday in each month, at Brick Church,
W. z. Mitchell, D.; A. ]. Knapp. X
GEBxArIL LODGE, No. 969-meets ID and 4th
Tuesdays in each month at 298 Second strect,
up-stairs. jacob BrAun. Dictator; John X,
Kleiner, Reporter.