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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15
Tuesday, April IL, 1877,

in legal hours. in front Of tho Court. house.
Memphis } enn., proceed to sell, to the high
est bidder, for cash, the following described
property, to-wit: Being q leasehOld and i'm
provements:
First-A certain parcel Of ground fronting
htty-three feet on Shelby street. cast side. be-
ginning at the northeast corner Of the aIleH
between Beal and Linden streets, aud run
ning back by, parallel lines two hundred feet
to an alley, the same being known and desig-
mated as lot No Z. in block Is, on the map Of
A.. D., lb!l, Of the city and suburbs Of Mem
phis, Tenn, compiled and published by M.
4. Williamson, the Same being and lying in
the city % Memphis. in Shelby county, Ten
nessee. This lot was leased by n. II. Cassett,
Of the city Of New York, to j. V. Patrick, Of
Memphis, Tenn, dated September 20, 1872.
for five years from August. 1872, at S2s5 per
annum and all taxes; the five years termin-
ating August l. 1877, a further extension Of
lease being granted under date OF March 10.
1919, for 1--WE years ending August /, 1882,
second Another certain parcel 0f ground
adjoining the last mentioned lot, and fronting
sixty feet or Shelby street aforesaid, and RUIZ
ming baek two hundred feet by parallel bnes
70 thb aforesaid alley, leased TO said J. "
Patrick by the heifs of ". A. White. for
term of five years ending August /. 1871.
Third Another certain parcel of groond
also ADJOINING tho two before. mentioned iotS
iionting ton ieet, more or less, on Shslbv
street, and running back two hpndred faat ~
the above meutionea alley; also iessed ~ .iS
J. v. Patrick by W. l.. VanoS So ass ! 20 saiS
i've years ending August l, 1871, t6esther WITH
the cotton-shed and all IMPROVEMENTS ers"iea
or placed on this andthe two before-mentionsS
ana ana a hS o described lots Of lana, now eccu-
p' 1ev - yonh ! hawler q tenant thereof.
ienggapt. y. V. Patrick, December so, 1S7b. nv
\. ,; Mallory, O. 5. c., to satisfy said iudr.
ment, interest and costs. ~ jug
Memphis, March 10. 1877.
s,.,;r 90 e \, ANDERSON.
By W. D. CANNON, d. 81. Aonn>
"a p5st,s55,on q Lowe, Attorneys for plai o.is:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15
SAturday, Anvil Z, 1977,

the tract Of land mentioned In said decree as
follows:
Situate in Shelby county, Tennessee, begin
ming at q hickory saDpling with whiteoak
pointers, the southeast corner Of a 97.5 acre
tract which was allotted bv q decree Of the
County Court TO Ira Moon and wife; thence
north . chains 43 links to q hickory; thence
west Il chains 50 links TO a stake at an old
blackjack stump with hickory and swsetgum
pointers; thence north 20 chains and 81 links
to q STAKE near Mrs. w. Anderson's clubhouse,
with a blackgum pointers; thence west IL
chains 30 links to q stake with red0ak point
ers thence south 81 chains TO q stake IL links
north ~ east Of an elm marked X; thence
east l3 chsins % links to a stake 10 links north
Of q blackjack sappling pointer; thence south
Is chains 4S links to a stake with redoak and
dogWoed pointers; thence cast ~ chains IS
inks 20 the beginning, containing "A 3-5 acres,
being the same land sold by 4, 4. Taylor TO
Mrs. Susan Il Coleman, January, 1857.
Terms of Gale-oash.
JOHN Ii. FREEMAN, Clerk.
SMITH & COLLIER, Solicitors.
March Is, 1877, 1888
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15

To all who are suffering from tho errors and
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood. etc.. I will send
a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send a
sclf-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
7. Imam, Station D. Bible House. New York
City. l29-xxiv 12sdkw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15
rHR INTEREST BILL,

A gentleman visiting Nashville
from Memphis, to whom we ac-
knowledge obligations, sends us the
text of the interest bill, which pass
ed the house yesterday by a vote of
iifty-three yeas to fourteen nays.
The various and sundry penalties
and calamities in the bill as it
passed the house originally were
stricken out in the senate by a ma
jority Of one. The house concurred
yesterday, and the governor will
certainly sign the bill as it now
stands, it being in accordance with
a recommendation contained in his
message. Here is the bill:
HOUSE BILL NO 359.
An act to repeal the act entitled " An
act to amend the usury laws of the State,
and to establish a conventional rate Of
interest" and to prevent the use Of
money at a greater rate Of interest than
6 per cent. per snnum."
Section |. Be It enacted By the gene.
raj assembly OF the State of Tennessee,
That an act passed February %, 1870,
entitled An act to amend the usury
laws of the State, and to establish a con,
ventional rate Of interest" be aud the
same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That this
act take effect from and after It's passage
the public welfare requiring it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15

The meeting at Nashville last
night to indorse Hayes and Key
was a failure. Reason why: Key
has announced that he will run the
machine as he finds it. Present
incumbents are happy, and the
%aspirants for postofices and other
soft places about Nashville have
cooled off, weakened in the knees
and heightened out in the counte-
nance like a telescope, just as they
have In Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15

OR POSTERS, SHOW BIS cTS1s
,tylSo u pgDss s SsS g gotten !. r4p with The cn latest
desired coior, go,to tb,, fppsIioi paper OF any
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l.EoAL.
Sherif's Sale of Real Estate.

DUBLIo NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
l. that BY virtue Of a venditioni exponas 10
me directed from the Honorable Circuit Court
Goodbar & Gilliland VS. v. ". Williams
judgment rendered on the 2Sth day of Eel, ,
ruary, 1875, for the sum of nine hundred az ID
forty-four dollars and twenty-three cep ts-
with interest and costs of suit. to satisfy Z aid
judgment, etc., / will,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15
sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
i that by virtue Of a yenditioni exponas 10
me directed from the Honorable Circuit Court
J. s.. Day VS.. j v. Patrick, Judgment rem
dered on the 9th day Of November, 1875, fer
the sum of four hundred and thirty-ninO
dollars and eight cents, with interest at 10 per
cent. and costs of suit, TO satisfy said judg.
ment, etc., l will, on
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I'm Supreme COurtat Jackson.

Samuel Moses, admir- of James Reid. de-
ceased, VS.. W. Ii. Moncrief and wife, Mary
A. Moncrief.
pY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO.
ID nounced December 9. 1876, by the SUI
preme Court at jackson. in this cause. 1 will
tho dsor Of the courthouse Of Shelby county,
on Main street, in the city Of Memphis, on
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RaARR4MD.

WHITM0RE FISHER - On Wednesday,
March IA, 1877. by tho Rev, Davii Walk, Mr..
K. n. WHIThoRE and Miss HATTIE FISHER.
No cards.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15
SATURDAY. Anrll Z. 1s77.

the real estate mentioned in said decree,
situate in Shelby county. Tennessee, ana de-
scribed as follows:
A lot Of land designated on N. NJ. Treze-
wants plan Of subdivision. which is recorded
IN said county in Book S.. part second, page
3ls, etc as Lot No. /, containing l3 1870
acres, situated at the southeast Intersection Of
Central avenue and Trezevant avenue, being
the same conveyed to N. NJ. Trezevant by quit
claim deed from o. p. Lyles and John p.
Trezevant, trustee, on the 22d Of August, 1870,
Of record in Book Is, page 375, Registers Office
Of Shelby county.
Terms Of sale-Said land will be sold for
enough cash to pay the costs Of the cause, and
balance on six months credit; purchaser eI-
eouting note will approved personal security
for the purchase money. and a lien retained
until the same is paid. Equity Of redemption
barred. JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
SMITH 4 COLLIER, Solicitors.
March Is, 1877, 1888
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15
PAPER
LEGAL.
In supreme COurtat Jackson.

N. NJ, Trezsvant and wife, Amanda Treze-
want. VS., r.. G.. Belts ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO-
ID nounced by the Supreme Court Of len
nessee at Jackson, in this cause. December 9.
1876, / will offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder,
in front Of the courthouse OF Shelby county,
on Main street, in the city Of Memphis, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-15

q. !, ANDERSON,
H. saerin Of Shelby county. Tenn.
lpato,s55son & Lowe, Attorneys for plai. ,ue
, 1877-11-06

damages ngalns. 1cnrgc Frch]cnbcrg AMI MI
chncl Casey.
L.. II. i,t,tl RI nj. .nc.l An1rrw sohr W.,
Grant, W. IL. Swift, mud David t;amun'l fur
b. il. Mcclellan began tnit in ire~pas*
a1ainst i. ". Viete, Michael DorAn, II. S!,ArAey,
M,ld A. r. tiates.
j. W. J. Van f,ertc'ot began n suli ayanst
Frederick II. Ayers II rccbvcr slD, ,pI damages.
EHtNrT tuEhT. -
In the estate Of Charles j. OlN:tnevcr letters
were granted to Catherine Ubrrfnryer, uiHler
bond for &stD00.
TEH cAt To-MonRow.
jrnHE nNExxoN In c!anNte.
Juhnk ht"hoEvr -Gia, I'LL ". Baltimore q
Junnk dst1;,-iifI 10 1Gs, except 14p, 1s7. 1oa.
Junae :sss.o~-27o, oso.1. .s4, eso, Gao.
2Ss, 2Dl, .E'. ahs, 2it7. M care on trln1.
CnnlmfsslDnerp care.
lrp9E ttoaEn+-stt casc a37, Wolf vs. Kanf-
mann. sad calendar Nos. 4e7 TO o2o inclusive, No
Jvi1E isoo7n-ea1 10 400, except os4, goo, col,
aa1, .'}o ::!Ds, et'9. No ca.c on ff,al.
JtntE FARwKIt.--ffcntral huatner*.
Iuu0k WlLLIAas-5it, Fox ". Long, still on
trial.
JUDGMENTS.
surtntnn t:ornr-t:"srEtsfoTs.1oe, IT: Pine
tloutt W.. Elias Il. IIDsd and Edwin u. Keen,
81. 7ef1.-f. 8. ftsie ct ri. r.. Abel 1i0wnrr,
SIZE w:--flenry 1'ot~ln VI. william II. Mckee,
jupoE 0anr--iiexrkiah Kohn ". James Muir,
xlM. 2l.-Bctnatd Steel ct al ~. Joseph Factk.
S;s7l. u4.
Cintu,r CouRr-EoxvEss,oxs-l -l'nsch 4 Brands
brewery Company ys. Frcd A. Kocnfng: $:D.a..
man. S2?t.-Gtorre F.. Ahicraon ct at. ". 4. u,
ubansn; verdict. $7.ld.
, 1877-11-06
CLEOPATRA'S NEEDLE.
shIpwrechctl, Inst. and Observation-Disclosures
Of the ulaastcrs

I.nAt, and Rccovcrctt..Account
Of the nlsaster.
iJ,r.lon T1B,ss Drt 10.
FgnnoL, Spain, Oct. lS.-Thc Fitztnaurfco
steamer fell In with aud recovered at sea the
Clcopasra's Needle, ninety miles nortt OF Fcsrol.
fDur Falmouth correspondent also tclccrnpEs
to ,ls that Capt. Booth, Of tho Olga, rcpors yes
tcrday morning ~ follows:
44.H3 n, totlgitu1. 7.5s W. tllc wind n. W.
fresh, increasing to a gale, with sgualls and Il
fakt rising sea, tho engines Ron% tcnG slow, and
tlu Cleopatra apparently DUNG we'll: At T.
sca; ut i, y. NJ. signal camc frmn tho CIcnpa-
tra, !lieaye to- We accordingly sulln,cd siltp
10 set suufr,staysail. the Cleopatra ulnhing ha.t
weather of i: AZ p. III; We nottcstl her TAX
t,,i receiving tho s%nal, Stop, VT want aassst-
a1lcc,' W. slowed engines anA got ns close u
prasicubl to make MT what was Wronr; but
wo we're unable to distinguish What was said.
lng. The gaIe sak1uE oil littlr, We made out,
Foundrr.ug; sonu boat Deciding to scnd y
tuat, At U::D y. ut. We got ono SWING out .al'd
stupi,c,! thu cngnca. She waA manned ~ y
ian Austin, second mate. James t!a9dner; boat
swim; Juscpf, Ientow, !. D.; Michael bnr,1s,
4. b.; James ArDonall: y. h.; aMl John
Tato.,, a. Il. We lowered axay tho bout, got
%i.iemt' W. INV hrr cI,,,c tu tho CirblMlru, aud
.m%in,s,v awnitrI hcr return Tie i,uat not re-
tmrninr i,y i u,clkk. We hailed tlls Cleopatra,
md asE.sf II tfo buat was with her. We cullhl
M n,nke ont ihc answer, hut s,p,n,scd It WIS
that so was auts.de, Is tho signals af distress
,nt,,ri thn t,fupnuira hul r,ts away Ler
mast, und saw taking hravy lit to
nnrt HcaTfnr cries OF .Foul,Icrlns tast,' .Isoat
n,irift. .Scn1 boat to takc IN o., l,uarl,' aud
4tjoui slA 1tna III VT s1{utn. tlle tow. rulc mil
nans,,rerei our shin cjoso to thr Cleopatra;
hnt the tus WA 10 heayy, aud We ,siritied x,
m,,rk faslsr t,.an shc Cleupatya, that We coulI
mt hoiI uut pos,tion, Al ! a, III, We Arnt q
".r.s"orer in,oy T., swcen her with 4 linz, 70
tnat shr rrew might rrupple Il snl be hauled on
h,ani nv III: bmt ths altsmat tailv,i, The wlnl
tn"n v1s n,oro tnoderatu. but there Wa q very
i,navv ssa r,,niinV o,Ir khIp ruling and pitching
, 1877-11-06
THE MARINE BAND.


Eighty yeaEs ago, when tho lsopubllc WIS In
it, earliest lufancy, aud the navy consisted Of .
few wooden bulls, one Of them. during cruise
on the McdEtsrEaneau, was boarded by band
of musicians, claiming that they were tho
"Royal Band" Of Italy, aud had deserted
with the Idea Of reaching America and making
thcir fortune In the New World.
The American Captain realized the sltuatEon
and hesitated, although hs bad just received Or
lcss for the ship to return. 1t seemed almust
Impossible to smugxls the band to America
without detection, aud 4 sxpoacl he would In
cur thu dtsp!casurs VI the Italian 0ovcrnmeut,
mud In the end b. dismissed by our own.
The band-lcader watched his eountensncc,
aud read that = DECISION was about to bo de-
clalcd u..;aius, the band. tbs pour fellow plead
I'd hls c4use, unt. with aecnts of pity gnd dis
trcss, begged for voyage to tho "lanu Vi the
free.h Al last, wheu nearly every ray of hope
lad deserted him, happy thoux-1 oecurEsel
, 1877-11-06
\ LONE Ships CRUISE.


The British slip Ida lrc'lalc, while In the
South pari.lc, OH voyage from Ardrnssan, ".,
the CLYDE, to this port, took nre AMI was aban-
,loncti on the 18th Of 0c,otler 1915, While IN tho
latitude 1.a0 south, longitude 107.45 west.
News has CONC to hantt that her hull tiriftel
about for nfno months, an,l was discovered at q
nuiut 9,IJO miles distant from where tho dlSns-
ter occurred. She wns towel lnto Tahiti, and
MI inspection OF her lIull WAS r1adc 6y the En-
ctsh Consul and Capt. Tusp!c. master Of the
1nnlon missionary vessel John Williams, Capt.
Turptc makes the following Interesting report
as to lscr condition aud her long voyage
without Captain OF crew: The Whole
Of tho woodwork indeed everything
comhflstib!e. has been consumed, leaving only
the fronwurk vi wllat wnA once n remarkably
strong and substantial vessel. The foEetnast
has fallen over the port side and has entirc1y
spirit, with a portion Of tho 1ttbootnt still r.
mains, though displaced from It's position. The
inain and Mlzcn lower nlasis, With NIL fronwork
attached, rculatn within the structure, having
IDENTIFY ssplotlcd after generating steam. The
whole fraule from ftWcrn1leck hcasns Is sally
distorted antA twtstcd oy the notion Of tic hrc.
Many Of the beams arc H. broken ~ tug weight
s s detk f sei stf TSs sre s0fp . 1en
should suppose, about 100 ton. Of ashes
and deutis, Which aro a,lll burning. No
water is yhhlc III the hold. and The iron
plates Of the aIip outwartlly appear little dam.
aec,. TIE foitaIn Is c'cnn-kcpt 50, Imagine.
by tho irtcnsc heat. The tgnrealead ID tini1-
turct1. From tho position where she was al,an-
tlanetl to ti!s place is nbont ..:s0 miles. The
ship Inns therefore driven TINT distance between
OF. Is, 1876, and June =, 1877. Tho course
inntlo by the burning wresk sunt,osc to he
about wcst-southwest, south Of ths t'aumota
group; then meeting With tho southeast winds
whIti, prevail during April, May. and June, sllc
was driven TO the nortliwcst until taken In tow
by the French man-af-war. It Is n most remark
able thing that burnlng ship should hare driy-
IN over eight months In the Pacific without be-
luz rrpoEtctI, anl that she should nt last be
brought into tho port which her CaptAln and
crew had reached seven months previously.
, 1877-11-06
CURRENT GOSSIP.


SHADOWS.
This sun Of Joy 10 By the mist Of Sorrow rcilth;
nespatrs Gray twilight like pail unsoils:
lip from the p'.antom-poopcd valleys Of the raa,
Tho mournfai Cadence VI requiem tolls.
Actoes Ltfe's pathway grim ant ghastiy visions
Alt
The spcctrcs Of dead hopes and mighty fcara,
llestc,s for sin, and memories Ut hittur wrnngs-
Each wsirdly dccked with dladau,s ot tears.
q. II. SrRAauE.
, 1877-11-06

~: ~ -:t.:sn > ~. .-.f'ti;f A'.n ~
~ g ":ft':s''. n.- ~: ir.:;"I.trs"I. '1.:t
Il ,r1.A "l.y :"rmx tttt-:s j!st tr rnrig
lri Irx ga =, NftHIn hur: II f.d-r.aY.
~ -f-; lrr rn'f"er. and lot Jix]l', Prafftr
6-' wen T.rytli:ti AMI JhErt fourth as.: t1.UH
I.IE7, -
tvl p~r frt-f,t 21El11 east fY0nt. m SlAte.p. bc
t*e.n sn"rtnt.*t aud EhcAg 'sv.: this IN crftanly
ftrrFHre, ~
f.sIesrt-Thfre lp.a m Sup~rinr.tt hrtwrr7 I.rAv-
TT an3 nhkie5- -sis., bo1th fEsnt. r. y. WtiU,
ltu''r1 7, fs!I sfadt 0n.st.
g,fT shfE-vhrAST ftyTs-taI.EhT HAKtsAiSs:
L JttiH. lhtaffnrl. Az. n nnt CptTf.
6ttttt fIhu #. : 4 hGrthxr.t + t";i"r.
c1t1l5 Hn.FrtHt st.. east Ut It. &:at-s
,sslst. fiaFK s.. near HurthH piart.
Nisa1 Ffshklln.st. sou'h hf t.esc,st.
nt,I31, Mar.hErt-ar., nnrtt1wt ~ rnfner ynrk.1',
40 itnJr'r u: nts-r rtreea In ait rsr.. II ri:v.
WttfI'r hsHs1t' -. - " ~.f r''',.',..',
!. ~, .hLf.-.tI n tsItl.n .,l,..i., Az -
+ rstt.gr anf III on rsAy tltahv iA}Hen'-: Eaw II
rrhnEE for any HEc at limited Ht"Ahs tn r-t hutrc
81: t'..p p1%ftx rtai- T. j. l5ULkSnEE. EetclF, 10.
rHf
, 1877-11-06
TJiE COURTS.
Or. Turpin Appointed Receiver OF
the Patterson Fire-insur.
ance Company.
porace N. Singer Charged with Play
ing d Brace on Lemont
School Bonds.
New Suits, Bankruptcies, Di-
vorces, judgments, Etc.


John Dunlop filed Dill yesterday a9aihet ING
p.,,crsop Flse1nsurancc Company OF New
tn Wind II It's affairs here, lie States that
!e'sey . ~ ~, " .lar.. Of ,ioek In tho Cympany,
he OWNS l." e'". ~ ~ ~ -. - e.S 80
ul,teh !. worth sIa,on. Prior to The STU Of July
found IL ,nsolvcnt. On the 10Th OF that month
.o"nn ..,1.t t,,3rees and Ia f)irrctora t1cctdr,l
sur!s'''eo -. -. ..,.,t a. ,,,lo,t
that tho{ ".'alu NV ~ w. ..,t,.u. r,,o das,
e,. e,,sr eompiainan. afei nill in court in New
49,, avaInst n. and James J,rkson was nm
'e!et1 no.,tycr viii, thc ,,.r,., nnvrrs. Amonp
pontca i'ces'sss'ca w. c1. Wv a. a1s,., -, ~ n.,,
inc sTn'r. a against :. Il. southvlck, Of th. eity,
an, II /. thought there nrc other debts duo tho
ra,nnanv here, it,s necessary 10 have some ono
.,'.s S,,,e IN ,n,tcct those rtan.. an,, punlo,,
ks ssi s es " are ong NT IN nj.
sts,. es1e 70 er.cst Hm snnisat,n @ wss - =. once mill 10
Judge Moore r mse''S, ,t, , an ,s,.i ~ n.s: W. H. ":
toii ns,,'g n,.,.nrs ,s.n ~ 80 ron. .rr n s,so,n
nc FoIn r.,; ~ Ffmatin ~ acnnn,ilt., r. r,ct
l.e II, t.1i' II flc,, Xii ar"iost ,i"rarc n snr.
10. Il = q Hntsifnw to cnt,,r,el ihe s,,rremirr
o. , tnar ,,,"nc,cI u"n u F. T. Il mi J. In r,aIn,c1
mon1' n.in,'s' O "rS. - wcr" tc''' c,nrcic au
that tne rs"e" '"' E.i, eee'iu ~ a..t.,.mt
G"s.rc} Gam ~ 10 % HIc1anIcr Rci,I in 1s7l, nut were
tAft .pIf1 Ejatt fnhfh
M e.s ~ thn u s,,;io ~ 's M Hea tor
bis a'nlils.aior sot n,n" tn FL attc a ,Hs n,y
wsre trrnasca " 1nse.i ,1' INC H.: ta.ct h , ,w
holding te m. u ncrse 1e Gnm In sae -. .es E'no,e
them. Gontain.at,s an, ~ asfr anat tIn ne j. knoMs t,ey
arc tnval'h, any tllot ho act!ha N atoaelS pa,
fas 70 eonp.aln' o." o., .as 'a1ne T. tps ttafs, u
thc heavy ta1ai1n, an ye' fGeK ,Is 10 & as. On ~
smother anu illegal nchs. iils pscacnin1 anu
practice TO not colncllc, anu lucy ask that tic
boMis may hc declared "a DC paid, m! TO 70 Inc
property ot ti'o ,conl t,atrlst, allu t,ai singer
mas DC compelled u doltsef them up 70 10 ean-
crled.
QUESTION or PRACTICE.
In tho case Of the Cook County Land comra-
ny r. Jenkins, ASSIGNEE, motion Was maze
yesterday before Judge moore 70 strtKe inc plea
from tue fles - insufficient. The plea ses out
TINT the Assignee nad not twenty oafs previous
nuttcc OF tue bringing OF INC eat, a.i that the
matters comf!ninet OF we're th'nRs uouo W
him hs Assignee ~ t'ankr'lptcy."
Mr. tfTcgnff. on pellait oicohpa'hahtr areAca
that thg United siatcs stati!sc ol pankrnptcy NJ
jawIpy tho Assignee twenty unys previous no
ttc oi sui dla my apnly 10 INC case ~ taf;
that the reason OF Lhc siatHtc anu !,,e !aunueRc
nj
, 1877-11-06

thne ~ tllrcr in ii-a frUt tl.c tn1 l',r': "t;.
,lr'r that twtJ r.itrus. uhi, ware tn" house,
Ia al-p ht:~n tart ftItiis IL The sty'i.
, 1877-11-06

Rottoa Commercial Bst'ttin.
The Ottomans make lively fcat Of war.
11,,,.....,, h,,.t nt,d.n are f.shtonsh,n.
o"afGese" o.As" "'o' NV 'A'Ao"-0e'
here and III Africa.
A correspondent, whose co1orcd servant asks
for frcnuent teaycs of uhsenre. .ays sho ia tho
w. s'iNs.. I,.'1.,. w.. ~ , ."s - ~
'host lnFcte'ate D"'a'' o"s NC ose' @"o"'
The first animals TINT came. out Of the ark
vcre pair of calves, They xcro on Noai,'s
,coa h,wever. ..f,tor,,oon Sof.r,,ov Nioh,-
.ssn' Nv" ,tsa - '".,'' o"AH Nv'''
Mistake. lils ~ nalls were 1901 ~ iront'
Epslish young ladies arc wearing "tleer-
s,o,her bu,su a1u, tn hear tho denratafkinv
,.''.'. .,,a.. .,.~t.,.,,, so,,,,..sf w.. ~
Con'mtreias Advertiser. You wal' have tho dears.
tayinR for you II you doc any moro OF this.
H.. =, ,,,r r..,,ur,u,. ho,.tx ~ a, r,f.,,
VIZ VI ""' 'ss'au'.n'. ess " -" .a.sn
Muncfa1scn VINO aGta III tHe hauablc capacity OK
, 1877-11-06

! raltcn. thsauRhoat !hs rtty W hars established
leh,w, xtrrr tacEenta will bs taken fur ls
rrtrs rsarsCd 1t tr Mzn U!cc, Rnl Will ut received
inttt o'clock m, dufI1x lGe week. 4nd uailsu up ls
un fn&urtaFa:
WILLIAM II. WINNING, Bookseller and statlopeE,
IN Txrniv .stcnn1.st.. near WHhaah'av.
S. VI. wALtES. Hsw*tealer. 8tAt1o1er, etc., 1u1J
Ts>s Ma4itt.,n 1t. h#ar Wrstern.ay.
iit,nEHr TtIRtNsTDS. Wrst. Side NeHs uep0k.
HUI lsAn+. ~. :. tuFMer Vi lIAEtrIGk+ .
tlEO!iGE HENRY, 1t1osa, Stationary, ETC.. $50 d.
ftaI0r. It,.
GuD&s, J.4l lxkc.tt., cnrIcr l.incdlM.
, 1877-11-06
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

I,0K sALE-TnE FuRNiTrRE COMPLETE of
I'eaEiutn At. al new lat 1uuc. Including roseEoe
piRso, marble 'tpp ehanlocr ssA etc Vaft 9ns KseH
Ftst.uaab1t parry: G.lv fcnt Ftf patlca4fs tsi
u s4tEc4s +. /. COLE. lk5 sVata Cl4Ek'at.
, 1877-11-06
SUBURBAN real. ESTATE.

r.'nt ssLE-fitJ Will. pCy A HEtrr1YrLf Tot
= onr 'i..cx from d"r.: :. fasranf..T tnl.a tio.i
Ia rsrxrt aul fTrr; a'.:rsst ftrs: ttnt uain
n:ertJ rH. iI:A i'f.sIWS. 143 L1sA't"-T tt"m4.
Il as ii s,ocK yrrs; a,y n,ti,.tcr oi arrca Jicrr
4 ArLahrr e r., ~ork. .tpy At II: t.Ek. l:oon:
, 1877-11-06

t1IASTEfj-T1 llESr-FuH \ nEslItAnLE TES.
~. sn,, h hStay n.ss y o5 IsnGcr rsil ;arn;:ri
tSGToS 4 HACkSEy. ins y a4hla2ton It.
A}'ANTED-- TO RENT T-Twn 1.SfrESlsHEn
" sitahlr for ltglt honss keeping In pra.ans
Win hstl,: ro'n y wa.r. on s!a no9s Az" rt'ier
lrntrA ny furnace htAtG 01iuh anl 4tFIlla.
Wish IN t't near Tho ctntrr Of tlIr city. y, trhunr
1JfANTEI--TL HEST-GuMPtETE nH rAKTLY
W furnished af1u l!Uns" or r,Nnt fur housekeeping
In nrIht4,ro.l us Fairstex Or Oakland sssIto. AL
rrss Il II. TrIhuAe 0lfrn.
, 1877-11-06

n, A, Sui,ioru, and j. i. Nnrtnn' mi Warren.
Krcncy 4 Co. -'~ '-"'
Tic cases of George II. Arnold and of E.n.
Moore were referred to Register tiraat for finai
Crun; Tint uf lcorge Fadley Il, Re0i,teT t~hn.
sUn ansl tile case u Harrison Weaver T., Rseia.
fSr Morgan. ~ ''~~ ME-
hruiion! ainneoek VIZ sPpointed Assignee Of
Ili|iiaTd. A"~
Esnr0e " t,ompbrEl wA& annotnte1 A..;uro.
Of A. W Wtixnn
Il. u. Jenkn. VIVA elected Assgn~. NJ will