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MIRRIED DESPITE OPPOSITION.
A Hobolen Residents Daughter Secretly
WeGded, then Disappearing

On Saturday the 9Th inst, was driven TO
the house Of the Rev. DR.. Beach 3iG West
Twentieth street. n close carriage. from which
alichtcd Miss Minnie Roichc. daughter OF Mr..
Charles Reichc Of the New York Aquarium.
and MIR. Hermann kicnzer. They asked the
Doctor to marry them. Tho clergyman per
formed the ceremony. and their names are in
scribcd on the parish register. Then the newly
made husband and wife went away.
At . o'clock the Same evening Mr.. Rcichc. in
his home in IIObokcn, received note from the
fugitive couple informing him of their mar
ringc. and bcggng his forgiveness.
Miss Minnie. tho only daughter Of Mr. Rciche.
is seventeen years old She s pretty and ac-
cpmplishrd. having been reared in wealth. and
having received Il thorough education. She
entered society last winter and ut one Of her
first uuttips met. and was Immediately attract
ed by. kicnz.er. H. il OF good business alta in =
mrnts. receives n salary " $4,000 year in n
Duane stccct mercantile house IL we'll cdiI-
Gated. md good looking. He was as much
pleased with Miss IL 'ichc rs she with him. and
thnir acquaintance soon ripcn"d into love. Her
father. however. knew nothing " this md con
sruucutly was indignant when the young man
informed him, II few weeks a.sn. Of AN engage
mrnt to his daughter Mr.. l,cthc told Mr..
kicullcr that hr know nothing ~ him or his
igmiiy, and ordered him 10 break on visits to
MiHs R'i'hc until inquiries could be made.
This The Young man refused to do. and then
thrrc was a stormy scene.
The lovers were apparently parted On the
Saturday afternoon In question she bade her
mother good hv, saying that she WIS ..OinL.
shopping IN New urN. II IL supposed that the
pair have gone To Europe.
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OUTLAWS HIDING IN 4 sw.iMp.
Something In Orange County Very Much Like
Western Border Life.

=. - d, ~ q,
MOUNT HOPE, Orange County, N. u,
@ - - -. T.. . ..,t, 49,.
sept lf'-Bcnncwater swamp Is VIII W"s,e
spreading over several hundred acres OF this
tovnshin aoutbeost Of bnre Tev pcrsons
t,.,..' 49, ',.', -. .'.a ..,..,.,,
h"Ve ever attempted 10 pcheira'e uils JuhEie'
so guarded Is il by trcachcrOus quagmirc,
matted undorbruab and noiso,ous vines
rI,'tt.. ~. .,., " "'ii pVioo'io'' 80.
h'uihs III this unWh"esome swamp hre iour
or live desperate criminals. For months they
hayo dened thc law md have raidcd ~, tlr sur-
,,,,,.s.... ,r,,, -,
rounuihscouWry Inc lcaicrls Dan Sh"rinnn'
white man. but most Of his followers nro
negroes Warrants nre ont fnr tho nrrnet of
a. 49,, Ill 80. 4, u. -. -, a., 49, -
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BEEIhIAG THE DE.iDLOCk.


W1LKrsRAKRR, Sept. 17.-'Therc has been
much excitement among the miners to-day
consequent upon renewal Of Mr.. Charles Par
rish's Efforts 10 induce his men 10 return TO
work Early this morning he had an interview
with Soma Of the leading spirits of the Lehieh
and Wilkosbarrc Coal Cpmranv's miners and
once more laid before them the proposition to
increase wages ~ per cent. when coal brought
81 AZ it'd" water. This j. tine same nfrrr made 10
the men "A week aso Saturday, which was re-
jc"nd rs them. and withdrawn by Mr.. Parrish
on Wednesday last. What is important and
may prove attractive t. the miners In the now
overture. Is a modification by which Mr.. Par
rish guarantees 10 tine men nm additional in
crease of 10 per cent. II coal goes above 81
without regard To- any particular EXCESS Of that
figure. This Is IN" best offer yet made Il the
miners anywhere. and j.. as coal now sells nj
tide water. a virtual concession ~ ~ per cent.
Increase IA o." wi-"s paid ~ the hrgiunin. ~
the STRIKE. II u generally conf.eu 4 that moth
ing Mirr enn v" presented. and confidence is
irii mat the nN'r Will prove acceptable The
arrangement hy Whirh ih' mon iu Tie Irhil.h
region nave gone tu work Will exert a powerful
Influence upon the mon in this section. and il Is
rtnn that pcace Gnl harmony Will prevail in
NNor ing valley hy oi before thu ii Of October.
large minority ui the men rmplnyed hy the
Delaware, lurkN wuinH amt Western Iairoud
Company. the Delaware AMI Hudson Canal
tompanV. and Oh" I nn~ylyauia Coal Company
have grown sick of IN, -triNc. and desire To- re-
iurn ;uN..N at almost any prices rather than
remain LONGER luI,.
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Miss Crnoyiovc Rogers and an assorted
stool, company gave " Maud Muller to u fair
audience u-to>,uiu.-. In tHe Nrw Park Thea
ire, Broo,lyn Mi-s Rogers impaired % cons il-
eiiihle dopr"" of fresh interest tothr familiar
rnioni NnDi aud from the parting with her
~l"oline husband, % ymrHih'tr h.t of acting.
WIS uniformly e. Onli"l after enrh lal of the
drop curtain. Ihc assortment Of motors in her
SUPPORT was certainly varied. hut mot a- cor
Lluly wise. HtNtta lid8nc lJ. i.Ds.if Gus- ill.
said ol tArofurrs Ao'e Unrpu' COCO. a. i.d'-
slnl IGNORED all .Nve On" eulaHH oh tine cutlery,
and gagged nj cp.rvp0r. ihr mounting Of
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-uC DIprC TROY or THE SOLDIERS
MONT HENT ~ BOSTON.


nm, r,hc largest Professions Ever Seen In
III. CIV The streets Packed with specta-
| t,r.- "A Ovation to Mu.i.-Gen. Mcclellan.
r,.rov. Sept. l7.-BJstons great monu-
,u.ioth. fall.n soldiers and sailors OF the
.. war was dedicated to-day. Tho monument
Ina m .y tho inest ol The kind in the country.
III The .re.aNuiu attracts great interest
ghua' N.w England. Fully forty thousand
,.-sH r' ia the lily to-day. In addition to
u .rrnony the day isan interesting
rl g.. i..t that the city was founded and
It's ON = Ut. n.
NIl .N.t.rp.Opcs- ion started. Tho Com
f.a wi4a eompuN nass % people. and in the
49, % Na- W..h great difficulty that the police
c.A d.. ia raom enough forr.c forming Of
fl. -. The pro cs-.ou is almost rGual in
.t.... OF the l7th of June. the anniv0 r-ary
90. hNfl' of hunscr liiil. Il VS. romr. I'd
-,.n divisions. hoaiol hv the police. 1t
n..it I'd. after tho Chief lla-hal and siaiI and
tO-. o.y. Rice and the First and S'0nl Brig
A.- o; Ma~sa husotts militia. Grand Army
i..i-. 9th % Massachusetts piIitd Hooker I'D
IT, ..d'. various war and army orsani1 'tions'
O.. B.-'on hpol Regiment q Goddess 81 LID
tt, taf. visiting miiitar, orstn"linis' / h''d
; t,- nurincs AMI sailors municipal auth"ri-
g. Of p -'on. variois invited guests army
NV. and marin" oil IT. me L'-.rinlur'
iaruihar- uf Con-r So. MAYORS on ad, 'ht
in.tr~ o. lisnrs ~ ,H".uus 'rlati'ms. di-un-
e.. -ii''' tiy ~. II H.-lii- lcnylar knishi- OF
hHl .hi- IF So lH'i ek. AM lr'sh AMI other
At m. o.fucr, II all the streets through
.0.li f'Ir tr,'.s i.n li --.'d the crowds wcrs
f. l.r.. s- iN.y eIul ! t' packed. and the cheer
90. ll,n. Fnu continuous that it may he
'wH-uAs cont .n4Nue moving clrrr aiOng
20" auNl tl'r clos . is l~tnn las n'v'r hr-
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F,,ai ne Bifial., 9ln
WAsH1SGToN Sept lot is learned that the
cuban tNNiU Nn-t- DNlttH Ntfs recent ID ruflu Ut
arm, AUS umi.Du. 90 war. which vetc mud' ou In nm
iltr rtff pare ffNr rnr-f hi schooner hIch iiif
frir 900 fNr southern PORTS Tie Spanish ci~>ilos
300 tho 'itei states sf vl.i oi No. hut oo spanish
sNi.. have t"' detained o. watch SUSPECTED vessels l,lus
IA several oi the : .H'hviu ports
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-18

Mr.. Nick Rohcrts's novelty and vaudeville
troupe and the famous Mallltt and Bartrolc-
NOV have given new interest 10 tho perform
nn"ca ~ Tony Pastors. Mr. Mulit is, without
doubt, tAe b.st CLOWN at present hvlng.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-18
M.fRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AtNANAc-rHis nay
sun rises. 90. - ... ~ Moon sets. &C
hi.H Ari f- rufs nay
sandy Hook. I - no, Island 10 licl Gate. d u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-18

Nc.sr. VIM II QUICK and Eugene Rulno. the latter
we'll know from his i.~HHiiun witt Driel Drew IN vi.
paIncs days have formed tuHrtt s-lip tor the tfdns
action oi general stock COMM ..iuu business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-18

Advertisements for HfcFD Witness shoulA no
cent Tuesday ior'uoon AT latest ,ir'uHuVn N,uuO
To-. Ltl Ane.-.lds
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France called Gaul uu't tho year after Christ
The N-nt Garnet Emporium rcaiu- H. hr>t at the
old place ~ Fulton - where good carpets may uc had
iuI uali tht ~ ore NAL price.
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Ifyou are suffering from biiiousncss, dysprp-
si, 'NNusnV>s lli. uNrr rnuI niuf-. Ntutiu -
or d,muis. tn NAN BtsklRh slNNlDURANI O,cAtl
Depot II Nc,,! II
The Beat Ecmcd, r,'r children while Teeth
Mr. MlNNltfA -NIf.I..I-
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GAFF. FLIES IMAM 4 co.'s
COMPRESSED iENSE
The genuine arirlr h'ir, ,ur .i.tlD mark and ma
turt. a. which Mt lnNltv 'ial att, ntiun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-18

Dyrtng and Cleaning. Take your Dy cling aud
tl, ann- ~ sac Sow Nuh ittu. aud rununs l.'an'
hs' n,ui staten island uf'c. 81 Duin, 4 ~ Broad.
way, tlu uh HN Sew Nolk lGi fi,r lont Brouky "a.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26

What do you think of Hayes Southern
policy
WHAT'S a " disinfected 4" Democrat
Can you sell four imported cigars for
a nickle2
Can you answer the Eastern question:
Who is Rosie Coucha2
When is the Main street car due2
Why don't you use blue glass globules
over your gas jets7
Who will be cur next postmaster
Why does everybody smoke Rosa
Conchas or Ten.Centisls?
Has it been ascertaihed who struck
Billy Patterson
What do you think Of the receiver
bill, and which is the best brand of plug
tobacco manufactured
Who is governor Of louisiana
How can you afford to sell good cigars
so cheap2 Do you think it will rain to.
day, and if not to day, how soon will it
rsiR2
We're you ever struck b%ylightning, and
If go, how oiten2
The above is only q sample Of the
questions put to the proprietor or clerks
Of the well.known resort known as the
cigar emporium of Sol Coleman, at 326
Main street, every hour in the day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26

Last nigbsthe grocery aud commission
house of Mcdonald ( Woodwork. No.
1854 Front street, near Gayoso, was bur.
glar'zed aud robbed Of some 1000 cigars
and some other articles. The burelar
entered the cellar from Center alley ia
the rear, and then came up through the
store, The negro porter, Tom Jones. who
was shot and arrested this morning BY
detective Pryds on the charge OF bur
glarizine Tom O'Sallivan's saloon on
Second street, near Washington, on last
Saturday night, had been around the
store Of Mcdonald & Woodwork and
bad been in the cellar last Saturday
looking after some potatoes stored BY
his employer. The fact that a large let
of cigars was found il the possession of
the negro by detective Pryde proves that
he was the burglar and thief. The negro
no doubt uafestened the cellar door on
Saturday, aud last night committed the
robbery; and it is probable that he also
robbed Mr.. O'Sullivan's saloon, as above
mentioned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26
PREPARING BunaIo Pish FOR Market.

The buffalo Ssh which are sold in the
markets Of this city mostly to ne
groes and the poorest class OF white
people are caught with nets in the Missis.
sippi river, and principally above the
city, where there are some fine fishing
grounds. The fish are kept alive in
false-bottomed boats or boxes, and are
towed down to Wolf river and other por-
tons Of the city front by skias. The
buffalo remain in these stbottomed
boxes, through which the muddy water
runs or rises. When required for mar.
ket the fisherman, who resides in bis
floating residence adjoining, takes bis
dip net and lifts out the stately buffalo,
many Of the fish weighing from FIVE to
twenty pounds. They are pitched out
on q floating raft, and are killed by
some n who Strikes them on the head
with a heavy elub or AZ. They are then
carried to market and sold at few cents
per pound. But other fishermen pre-
pare them in q better manner. When
killed by the clubman the big fish are
placed on a block, and the fisherman
takes a sharp knife and skins them as he
would a buffalo of the prairies of the
West. Another ~piscator cuts of the
head, tail and fms with a Ratchet. The
fish are then Quilted and washed in the
river, the machine used for washing be-
ing generally the stump of an old broom.
When ready the skinned and dtcspitated
buffalo Of the deep is hang up on q
hook ready for the morning markets.
Our piscatorial commissio les after wit.
Messing the interesting ykt somewhat
disgusting process Of prersratiou for
market, bad no particular appetite left
for buffalo fish; nor, indeed, for any
other species of water animals.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26
CnoQUrr sets 81, Leubrie's.
An AssfduOus Associate AssaIled b,
heath.

An AssfduOus Associate Assailed by
Death.
A most popular resident Of our city
retired from life last Saturday. He
was an animal of burden which had at
tracted 90 little attention from and had
afforded no little amusement to the
younger portion of the community for
some time past. The animal was Leu.
bris's jackass, a small and apparently
insignificant, but nevertheless industri-
Gus and faithful animal, whose traits Of
character we're nildness Of temper, pa
thence of disposition aHd willingness to
work to a small delivery wagon when
ever called upon. To what disease he
succumbed our reporter was unable to
discover, as no post mortem examina-
ton was had and no coroner's jury sat
on his body as a grand inquest OF the
county. BE did not die Of old age, be.
cause be vas young; nor Of beauty, be-
cause he was insultingly ugly; nor OF
any epidemic, because none exists;
but he may have died of grief at having
no contemporary like unto himself within
the corporate limits of the city. The ass
is a historical animal, known as well tt
sacred as profsne history. la Europe il
is domesticated ard performs a wonder.
ful amount of labor, but in this land Of
republican liberty it has given place to
the gentle mule and the much abused
horse. Lawrence Sterne, in his SENT.
mental Journey" weeps over a poor ass,
And other literary men and many poets
have left elegant tributes to its existence
and memory. The name Of the animal
bas become a household word, and moth.
ing is more common than to hear o hu,
man being denominate another fellow
as en- 'ass." "Dundreary' gave that
afectionate appellation to his brother
Sam" aud even Euclid immortalizeC
its memory by leav ing a mathematical
problem to pOsterity, known as "PonI
assinorum."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26
Attachment Notice.

BEFORE Gee. D. Crockett. J. P. for Shelby
county, IL nnessee-O. G0llene. J.. Salari,
NJ. Reachotter, @. O.. Gross, II. * S. Gross
vs. v. Ange LA.
TNTHEsEC. CAUSES ATTACHMENTcHAV
Ing been sued cut upder section 1855 Of the
Code If TenncsA ee, npd returned levied upon
tho property OF the defendant. and affidavit
having been made that the defendant is
Indebted to plain lbs G. Galleua in the sum
IF 500. 80; L. Solari, US /; M. koachester. $50
G. @. Cro,s. 9li.28; II, l. 5. Gross, si9.fl, due
by account; and that these claims are Just,
and that the defendant is ? non resident Of
State of Tennessee; it is therefore ordered,
mai the said defendant make his personal
appearance before Geo. =. Crockett, ). p, on
April 10 1877, At 10 o'clock am. at he Office
No. 2S5 Main street, in the city Of Memphis,
Aennessee, and defend said attachment
suits within the timO prescribed by law
or tho same will be proceeded with eg parto
I'D that n cooy Of this order be pulished one,
a week for four consecutive weeks Ia ths
Memphis ppblio Ledger.
Thf. 9th day Of March, ISL.
G-ll-a-26 eco. ID. CROCKETT, w..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26
Strangers, go to COnVerse's
billiard parIOrs, 81 8. UOurtst 4.
INA
Additional Jurisdiction OF the
BoaT9 Of Health.

Additional JurIsdicuOn OF the
Boar9 Of Health.
An act OF the legislature has gone into
effect providing that boards of health
now existing or hereaster to be estab.
lished in the various cities and towns OF
the State, shall have the same iurisdie-
ton and authority to do all acts in the
territory extending one mile from the
corporation line in any direction, pro-
vided that the Jurisdiction shall not ex-
tend beyond the limits of the county in
which any city or town is situated. This
act gives the Memphis board Of health
jurisdiction to regulate n~uisances, etc.,
n mile outside the corporation line.
1t will place slaughter-houses etc, with.
in the Jurisdiction of the board.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26
CRoouEr sets 81. Leubrie ..

Household furniture, conn.,
pFising parlOr and bedroom
sets, kitchen furniture, etc,
at auction tomorrow morn
ing, 10 o'clock, at No. 304
Washington street. Goods all
In good condition.
A, L. FARMLAND, AuctiOneer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26
An1louulr AraI,Inr nmre

A score or two Of disinfected Dem.
ocrats end others are arxiously awaiting
the arrival Of Marshal Waldran SO as to
secure deputy marshalships under him.
1t is understood that the black politicians
also intend to present their claims for a
few Of these positions, basing their
claims on the Hayes Key doctrine, that
to Republicans will be given preference
aud 10 discrimination must be made as
to color.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26
sPECT4CLEs! SPECTACLES!
At II. Seehausen's, 299 Main street.
Petition for ntYoroa.

At the Shelby County Circuit Cou t
to. day a petition for divorce was Gled "
Kate Shaughnessy against John Shaueh-
messy, her husband, who intermarred
with her in March, 1876, and suddenly
deserted her in Mey of the same year.
The causes Of the desertion were incon-
patibility Of temper and Jealousy on the
part of the man, but for which latter
there was nc provocation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26

A SUITE Of sleeping rooms over No. Mad
~, ison street. Apply to
l27t G. D. CROCKETT, 2S5 Main st.
FoE RENT-To SUIT THE TIMES, TWO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26
A GOvornmsnt once Abolished.

The office of United States appraiser
Of merchandise, which was held in this
city by Me-. Dyer, Row consul to Odessa,
Russia, and aiterward by Barbour Lewis,
aud which paid a salary Of $4,000 per
aunum. has been abolished on account
Of its being a siuecure position, and The
light duties Of the office have been aided
to the duties of the collector Of customs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26
Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Room is pronounced first
class by all visitors. 33.t
Burglary and Robbery.


Early yesterday morning burglars
forced IN the side door on Washington
street entering into Thomas 0'Sulliyan's
liquor saloon on the corner Of Washing
ton and Second streets. The burglars
carried of several boxes Of cigars, some
whisky aud a few dollars in change
which was in the till. The robbery was
committed during the wind storm, which
prevailed at that time. This morning
detective Pryde arrested a negro named
Tom Jones on suspicion of being one Of
the robbers; as he was taking him to the
station house Jones broke and ran on
Second street, near Adams, and was
chased into Second alley, when he turned
on the officer and attempted to draw q
pistol, but detective Pryds having had q
sufficient amount Of experience in such
matters, drew his pistol and pulled down
On him. He then had a scufls with the
negro and succeeded in disarming him
but as lie did SO the negro again broke
for liberty, when Pryde shot at him, the
ball blowing across the right cheek Of the
fugitive, which caused him to stop anC
surrender. He was carried to the station
house and looked up to await an Exam
ination. The prisoner had been a portei
in the commission house Of A. Z, Nor
ton for some time. Detective Pryde haI
a considerable amount Of evidence suh
cient to implicate jones 10 the burglary
aud robbery above mentioned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26
SPRING WEAR,
At attractive pric 8.
LCgIsIafOTs Com,inr uome.

The general assembly Of the State,
now IN session at Nashville, viii adjourn
sine,di at II o'clock tonight; tie time
allowed by the constitution will cave ex,
PRED at hat solemn hour. Our own
legislators will be home by Wednesday
next, to he either congratulated or cen.
sured BY their constituents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26
FOR RENT.

Y o ". A. WHEATLEY, go Main,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26
A large stock OF
FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES
AT w. X. THIXTON's,
$50 Second 81. Irving block

In the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who a give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job # printing. l2St
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26

Senator Isham G. Hatlia has returned
to Mems his, and Senator James E.
Bailey to his home at Clarks,ill4. Ten
nessee Las rarely, il ever, been repre-.
sented BY two able; and better men Ia
the United States senate, tysa in the
pristine days Of the republic.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26
The venitian End a. nnis

At the mouth Of Wolf the back water
from the Mississippi river mas placed al.
most everything aaoat. Numbers Of
boats and broad horns, set upon piles
and in which families Of fishermen are
living, are surrounded by the muddy
waters, and visiting is carried on ia
skifs, the gondolas of the Venitiau por.
ton of our metropolitan city. These
aquatic citizens and their children seem
to enjoy themselves amid the partial del.
uge just az we'll as if they resided on the
highest bluffs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26

BARGAINS IN Doors AND SHOES before
moving, three more weeks.
"a EAGLE SHOE STORE, 344 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26
CRoQuEr sets 81, Leubrie's.
Carriages! Carringesl

If you need a nice carriage for your
self OF family, leave your order at NY
stable ard you will be promptly waited
on: j. R. McCULLERs, 2Sl Third st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26

Attachment Notice.

Before j. s. Galloway, Justice Of the Peace
for Shelby Ooknty, Tenn.-Thomas Warren
to use Of VIM. Warren, jr,, VS.. Berry X Co.
TN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT
j having been suCN out under section gaoo o.
the Cooe of TenuesNee. and returned by the
proper officer levied " gernlsbment upon the
property Of the defend 2nts. and affidavit hay
ing been mado that the defendants are jastly
indebted to the plaintiff in the sum. o.
about $3.50, duo by account, ind thai
the defendants are non-residenG Of the
State of Tennessee II is therefore ordered thai
the said defendants mako their personal ap-
of the Peace on the 18th day OF, April
1877, at u o'clock m. at lay. Office, NO; EfSh
Main street, in the city Of Memphis, Tenn.
M 4 defend said attachment suit. within, the
tim 0 prescribed By law. or the same will BE-
proc 'eeded with ex parte; and that a cops. o.
this rider be published for four consecutive
week. in the Public Ledger
This 8th day OF March. 1877.
7-lIie. Is us. GALLOWAY, j. 7.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-26
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
I'll CITY i.
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Monaay EvsnInE. maroh &c, LIZ.
New TOII-gato Established on the
boulevard,

New TOII-gato Established on the
boulevard.
A legislative act has already gone into
effect providing that a toll.gate may be
located and erected nearer than one
mile Of the corporate limits of Memphis
on the Shelby county turnpike. This
will place the toll-gate at the old place.
at the head Of Poplar street, near the
corporation line, but those living or resid
ing on the turnpike within one mile oil
the corporation line, or within one quarter
ofa mile on each side Of the line Of Gaid
road, shall pay no toll at said toll-gate
Those who ride on the boulevard or turn
pike will now have to pay toll before
they can enjoy such a pleasure.