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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21
Letter from WarrenTOn.

Correspondence al the Alexandra GaZ.tc
WARRENTON, March 20.-The sun is gen.
orally supposed to cross The equator once every
spring This spring, however. he ha7 already
taken Two tripa. and al this present writing
contem plates third, il the Thermometer and
old probabilities arc 10 be believed. When the
sun gets on this kind Of tear it is called an
cluiiuoc. II I young man were to do it, ii
wouid be called 4 very unequal nor; but then
the snn IS vol i younger son. SO his Irregular.
ties ar 10 b. considered quite regular and
10 the classic language Of the electoral cummis.
sion, W. arc 20 ".rin and bear it" Warrcnlou
is a COED place 10 spend the equinox 10. We
recoumcnd il a. an cquinoxlal resort. The
roofs here turn water, the corners turn the
wind (ar VIC. vers!). and the sidewalks hold
the beautiful snow. Your correspondent is not
keeper Of days Except Sunday aud the three
days OF grace Oh his note 10 bank TO him
Good Friday, Saint Bartholomew Day, ALI
Saints Day, and Saint Ground Hogs Day are
all alike, but he is an observer OF the seasons.
At Christmas lie is merry; on New Year he is
serious; on the 4h Of July he is patriotic
What should We be at cquinox2 Some of the
people I'D here celebrate the occasion by offer
ing new born babies az sacrifice to the cc-
ments-qud rides? A few days ago baby
was found in ditch on the outskirts Of the
town dead, but according to the doctors it had
been born alive. The coroner summoned his
jury, aud On the banks Of the ditch, 10 the
snow and the rain, sat over the body Of the
baby. The jury were serious and in answer to
the solemn charge Of the coroner. "GeDtemcn
OF the jury, look upon the prisoner and say
how he died, v responded by being exposed
by hand unkuown to the equinox" Our
town was thrown into q state Of momentary
excitement over the discovery, and what hand
it WAS that thus murderously exposed this
quadroon defendant may never be known.
1t 10 rumorcd that there is to be heW
weekly paper started in WarrentoD. They
have not yet decided on its name. The Free
Lance is thought OF. Its politics will be
democratic conservative, and lis editorial abi.
ny is very promising.
Fauquicr is rapidly inorea sing 10 population
and growing 10 prosperity. immigration from
the Northern States and from Eogland is
noticeable. WarrenIon has become the stock
market for the couDty and for Loudouo and
Prince William. Farmers from Maryland, too,
Ire beginning 10 come here to buy cattle. This
Enhances the value Of our lands, brings money
uto our midst, and We fondIy hope will ere
oDg make us all rich without government pat
onage.
The Free Lance will sdvtclte Fitz Lee for
Governor of the State, and in that it will be
warmly supported by the county. Our old
riepd Jim Chiffon is to be one Of The editors;
% We may be certain the new paper will
bound in Wit and originality.
NIMP0RT Our.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

| THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW the
March, pril number of this standard pc.
riodioal comes to us from j. R. Osgood Il Co.,
| Of Bost0n. The Review continues to do honor
to its place, at the head Of American literature
AS it treats all subjects from al American
standpoint, aud more often than otherwise
matters exclusively American, t5 pages
| possess an interest here that the foreign re-
views never attain. Even in its treatment OF
! questions, cosmopolitan in character, it seems
| to possess that especially American faculty of
| furnishing exactly what is wanted. As az illus
tration, the Arctic Expeditions have been the
frequent subj cots Of articles 10 The English re-
views, but not one Of them has thought to do
as the American has donc-give circumpoIar
map, Illustrative of the text. Besides, the Co.
temporary literature review. this number gives
nine most Interesting articles, with wide
range Of subjects, from the Silver Question: by
j. S. Moore, and the Insurance Crisis, by
Sheppard HomaDs, to characteristic essay on
Demopology, by Ralph W. Emerson, full of
such sayings as "The history Of man is series
of conspiracles to win from nature some ad
vantage without paying for it, and. as to the
socallcd communications of the spirits, ''were
this drivel, which they report as the voice of
spirits really such, We must fiod more deci-
sive suicide. - christian policy in Turkey"
by Lawrence Oliphant, is view of foreign
political question which will, to most readers,
shed new light on the condition Of the o..
maui aud their associate races, while the
Electoral Commission and its BEARINGS gives
the views Of Hon. Chas R. Buckalcw upon
remarkable episode 10 American politics. Al.
together the number does no discredt to the |
high reputation of the Review.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21
louisiana.

Dispatches from New Orleans last night re.
port the city as very quiet There had basn
no hostile demonstration from any quarter. \
conflict involving loss Of life is now regarded
improbable The Nichols police yesterday ar
rested four more Of Packard's recruiting eff.
GERS. They were imprisoned, charged With
treason.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

sir. Boutwell, was Secretary of the Treasury
Nhen Jayne. Sanboru & Go. bachmailed mer.
chants and o!he:s, by the aid of the present
tariff. His appointment as commissioner to
prepare new edition Of the Revised Statutes
Of The United States is therefore, improper, and
of course is unsatisfactory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

We can hardly conceive Of measures more
likely to rayiya the cid wbig party the South
aud array it against its friends and allies, the
democrats, than the course now being pursued
by the republicans. The protraoted delay in
the settlement Of affairs in South Carolina and
Louisiana, tho appointment Of incompetent
negroes aud i3lnalo sr5s 10 ;he most lucrative
Offices, and the disfranohjscment Of people on
account Of religious telief-just continued
in New IlampsIig, certainly we'll calcu-
lated to make tbe wings tear assuDder the
halioTed banIs which bind them to their fcl-
low coun:r2men Of the democratic faith and seek
afiIia;ion with The authors ami promoters of
their long c0nlnuc;l distress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

Flour is active and firm at tina advance :5.ai
on Monday. Wheat continues active. win
light receipts; small sales to-day 81 ljjal5, f..
poor red. Corn is quiet AHA unchanged; o0cr
ings of 1893 bushels, with sale: at 20 ana u. Il,
latter price, however, for lot Of old. Rye na1
Oats in light receipt, with sales at 70 aud T. n.
spectively. Country produce Grh
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LyncheG.

AUGUSTA, Ga, March 81. Edward Wells,
the negro who murdered William o Brien, III
Burke county, was taken from Jail ut Waypcs
boro, last night, and ynahed by crowd OF IN.
known men. Wells confessed that he murder
cd 0 Brien TO obtain possession Of his goods
aud money. The remains Ct O. Bricn we're 10.
tered here Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

The New York Gold Exchange q fungus
growth of the war. and one that has helped iu
no small degree to lcmoralize the country, was
virtually desolsed yesterday by the adoption
Of an amendment 10 its constitution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21
DIED.

On the 10Th instant, at his residence. on Pitt
street, Of congoston of tho bowels, P. h. HEN
RAHAN, in tho Seth year of his age. His
sickness was short-ono day and halt GS-His
funeral will take place to morrow morning, at
ten o clock, from st. Mary's Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21
,UBLIsHED DAILY AND TRL.WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOwDEN-
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 81.

We arc glad to observe that nearly all OF our
northern democratic exchanges agree with US
in our opinion Of the limited, but specific, de-
mands that the democrats of the country
should make upon the present administration.
The Boston Post says:
democrats do not ask, OF expect, appoint
ments from Mr.. Hayes their opponents hold
nearly every place of honor or profit under the
General Government and will continue TO
nouopolizc them there are to be DO removals
EXCEPT 10 cases of ioca pacity or fraud, and then
vacancies will be filed by republicans. This
course will be followed, also, where commits
sions expire 10 this democrats patiently sub
nit, thus seeing the favors Of the Administra.
ton conferred almost entirely upon citizens
representing a minority Of the people; but
democrats do ask the restoration CT peace in
the South and to have State Governments or
eanized there under constitutional law IN place
of military dicta'iou. Withdraw the bsyonets
aud allow the majority the control OF their OVID
local affairs, South as we'll as North, aud peace
will pervade the whole land and prosperity
bless it. This has been promised it is what
Gen. Grant admitted the people required, and
it is what they demand at the hands of MIR,
Hayes. 1t ne be true to his duty be will ac
decidedly and promptly, regardless OF those
who have fattened upon sectional aotmos'fy
aud the general suffering of the public.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MARCH Il, lg---
Sun rises ............ 6 Moon sels,..-,,... o .
Sun sets ..,........ Is High uatcr........ q .
ARRIVED.

Steamer John W Thompson, LsonarI:oa.
to F a Reed.
Steamer Lady of tho Lake, No.los, /, : d.
Reed.
Schr VIM T Davis, James river, i ! Il i
Smoot.
Schrs r W Godfrey and ID NJ Anth2a, ..e
orders.
Schrs Rachel Seaman, Sarah j For. .oI :, &.
Tryon, for Washington.
Schr Helen Hssbrouck, for E2or5 cto"1.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Z C Knight. hence, q; \ YORK -1...
BY TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE March 2l--IAG !ar.
Transit which arrived to.day, reports LaT!n.
seen the vessel Champion, of Prince Edward B.
Island, two hundred miles east OF Berlnud. o..
or about the 18th instant. with dec!,: 1T - W
tor, dismasted Hnd bowsp-it gone.
GOTTEN OFF
The schr Twilight, before repogtei a:L.5r. ,-
Cold Spring bar, and probably total loss, H.:
been foated by the crow Of Life Saving S....'.
No. go, after unloading her,
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Mar 2l.-Stocks active, it,ezu.a:
firm. Wheat quiet and firm Corn firm
6; Vlrginias, consolidated. Ges do. q sa-i,:
Cotton dull and lower: middling ll!all. flou-
fairly active and firm, with an upward cndoncY.
Howard street Super 25aSG; do. EILr. ~
Sc 10; do. Family lass Wheat scarc'. i-H.
and wanted; No. Western winter red j..
No. 2 Chicago spring l40; Penna red l6t.ls~.
Southern quiet and easier; Western ac.i,
and CASTER but firm; Southern white and yellow.
SLASH Western mixed spot 52s priI 81. ia.
half April 53t; Msy "a! /; steamer 5I5 or,
steady and unchanged. Rye quiet and firm s.
73a75. Clover Seed dull good to primo Il,
S14 rs Hay unchanged. Coffee quiet and u
changed Sugar fairly active and firm g! Il.
Whiskey nominal at ST O3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

a prolonged meeting of the Cabinet was
held yesterday. at which the Southern and the
extra session Of Congress questions were fully
discussed, bns which adjourned until to-day,
without determining either one OF those cues
tons, though the prevailing impression this.
morning was that The 6rmness of Gov. Hayes
is like the courage of Bob Acres, gradually
oozing out at his finger ends; that Sherman,
McCrsry and Thompson, ,hrae-oontrary to
the rule Of the electoral! commissiou-W
supplemented By Blaine aad Morton, count
more than Evar,z Schulz, Devens aud Key
Jour; that a commission consisting Of Vice
President Wheeler, Judge Davis, ex.GoV.
Brown, Ct Tennessee. Kenneth Rayuer, of
North Carolina. and L. L. Hore. Of Massa.
chusests, would be SAINT on another wild goose
chase through the South after information,
aud that an extra session Of Congress would be
convened about tue first Of June.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

of Connecticut yesterday rendered decision in
case Of the town Of Plantsville against the New
Haven and Northampton Railroad Company.
The decision is in favor CT the town. 1t dis
solves the Injunction now cut and enforcea the
order Of the Superior Court, which puts the
officers OF the road under arrest for contempt in
refusing to stop trains at Plsntsville under the
decision. Charles N. Ycamsns. president and
superintendent CT The road, was arrested and an
order WAS issued 10 arres: all the directors.
This order will probably be enforced against
all tho officers unless trairs are stopped in ODE
dtnce to the orders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21
Foreign News.

LONDON March 2l.-Thc Pail Mall Gazette,
after reviewing this mornings dispatches Oh
the Eastern question, concludes as follows
1--WE invite our readers not to despair, but to
suspend their hopes. 1t is safest to have nc
feelings Of confidence yet awhile"
A special dispatch from Rome 10 the News
announces that Monsignor Nardi Auditor Of
the Sacred Rota, is dying.
at the Lincoln Spring meeting to-day the
Lincolnshire handicap was won by Footstep,
with PoursulvaDt second aud Lord Lincoln
third
The INDIANS-Jen. Sheridan says:-Fur.
Their Information from Red Cloud and Spotted
Tail agencies goes to confirm the breaking up
Of the hostile bands. A number Of scattering
lodges have already surrendered, with arms
and ponies, at Red Cloud and Spotted TAIL
and considerable number are on the way in
between the Bellefourche and Red Cloud ageu.
cies. A delegation is reported to have gone in
to make terms With Col. Miles. The Commits
sioner Of Indian Affairs is in receipt Of intor-
NATION that the Cheyenne and Arapaho hunt
ing parties have been 50 harassed by (whlte)
horse thieves Of late that they have all aban.
doncd the chase, and are now coming into their
ageucy. Superintendent Nicholson, 10 forward
ing this information from Lawrence, Ia nsas
reports that Agent Miles has organized party
10 hunt the thieves, and thinks he may get
several OF them, besides recovering many OF the
p0nl2s. More than ono hundred and fifty OF
the lndIans best horses have been thus stolen
this winter
TUaDoAT on THE RAPPAnANNoCK. The
Fredericksburg Star says:
The Royal Land Company has been making
efforts to ludGco parties to put tugboat 90 the
river Tor towing purposes, but unless these
efforts are successful 10 few days, the com
paDy will bring one on its own account. The
company has contracted to furnish several hun
| dred thousand railroad ties to northern rail-
necessities Of their business. The tug will tow
any vessels coming in or going out that may
require its services
TREASURY APPOINTMENTS. Secretary
oft Treasury will not mako any appointments
in his Department until after April l. He a
now having prepared list of all applicants for
position, with the merits Of the respective par
tics. There is also in course CT preparation a
list showing the apportlonment Of clerks to each
State and whoa appointments are mAdo no
State will be allowed to excsed its quota. Of
course this will completely shut out many april
cants who hail from States already liz excess,
\ man Gamad Thomas higgins who threat
eued TO take President Grants life some three
years since. and was taken to the Government
Asylum and kept under treatment for a consd
cradle time, has brought suit against the eX
President Tor false Imprisonment laying his
damages at 500, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21
SALE OF REAL
NATE

| Pursuant 70 decree Of tho Cfc.!it Cry,t 3D..
| the county of Fairfax in tho suit Of hlc..nia.
s. G1igsby against Walter s. Whalny, Siimns
traitor Of i. NJ. Whaley,. d., etNi., r2ai'4'i
commissioners, will sell by pub!lc "l".on. -
Fairfax Court House, on the NlN&TEEHiIt
DAY OF MARCH, 1877, Court day. lha ''s"@
| ing described real estate:
4 TRACT OF LAND containing iii n.,...
located on the south side OF tho Warrcntoa ttt1"-
pike, on the road leading from Con!g2:,A' !
Fairfax Court House, with u SMALL iia@
| Thomas Murtaugh. Also n LOT OF Ian }.
located in the west end Of Centrevile, contsGias
SO acres, with substantial STOH iD'i9'
upon it. Also LOT containing 4! acres. I'll.
| ated in the village Of CentreVille: has "a ho'b
DWELLING HOUSE upon it, sprinE .! =.
colent water in tho middle Of tho l0t rcghrd"i
as one Of the most valuable in the village, no.
occupied by W. S. Whaley.
Terms OF Sale-So much cash iii i.aIi q: v.
pay the costs and expenses OF sale ana II;
amount due and unpaid on said lots; the h.
ance in one and two years, with inteIe;! irons
the day of sale; the title to be retained NHd i"'
land liable to resale upon default IN t'th". "'
the deferred payments
sale to take place between L. and !. O c.o,'
II. w. THOMAS, Cu--.,...
THOMAS MOORE, 80 C'1,,o . ..
THOS. r. LOVE. }
Fairfax county, feb l2-ts
Zs5- The above sale is postpo!.ai tai tno Ia
TENTH OF APRIL next, u. the sane I'.h-o
Fairfax county. rnh 2l-ts
NEW BOOKS, MAGAzINE@ $50 -.
~ VIEWS,
At FRENCHE,
NO. 50 KING STREET
The Various Contrivsnccs by which Ul1nniIa
sre Fertllized by Insects. by Charlie D"r"if.
M.A.F.R.S.; 81 Is.
The Effects Of Cross and Self FerliI.~.lo1 -
the Vegetable Kingdom. BY Charles D"r"';'
NJ. A, ETC.; s.
Charles Kingsley, his Letters and hic'"o'r= 70.
his Life edited by his wife; 81 So
Russia, by d. Mackenzie WaIlAc. u, ="
member Of the Imperial Russian Gc1gT'phi1''
Society; / vol, Svo 81.
The Two Americas, an Account ol :,p"l: AL
Travel, by Major Sir Rose Lambert -
The English Constitution and Other P"Iit'fa'
Essays, by Waiter Bsgehot; 81.
New lot TO- day of all tho late novoIa-' ""''
en- Butterfly" Helen's Babies, ANIMAL .! =
Baby, From Dreams to Waking, CrpP:. j."
Carrier, Daniel Deronds. Good Luck b.SS'
Spirits and White. and many othor::
NH 70 GEO. h. FEhNCH
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DEANS
- 6 bbls New York Beans for sale b;
THOS PERRY, Agt.
mn l9-lW j. King str"'l
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DOR RENT-A DWELLING HOUSE HEd
Il THREE ACRES OF LAMP on tue Lti!i"
River turnpike, in Fairfa1 county, n.ar 800
End. Tho land ia productive and tor s;yfi"'
years past used as market garden. On II ~.
young bearing orchards Of spp!e, paSS A'.'
peach trees Rent moderate. Apply 10
mh9-2aw3H JOHN H. BRENT A!cSa"l''".
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-21

pumps, iron safes, old iron, etc,
saved from the wrecks of steamers
Mary Bell, Rapides, Travis Wright,
Quaker and others.
The Belle of Texas, Captain Ed
Rowland, leaves this evening for
Little Rock and all points on the
Arkansas, carrying the mail and
doing all way business. Jimmy
Thompson controls the Office, and
is seconded by Billy Nucles.
The Thomas Sherlock and pool
line steamer Golden Rule had lots
of fun at Cincinnati on Thursday
and Friday cutting rates. Bacon
was taken at 124c per hundred for
New Orleans; whisky soc, and pork
Coo, the lowest rates since the war.
Z" It's a poor rule that won't work
both ways
VIM. Lowery, a colored %rouster,
fell overheard from the James Fisk,
jr., Monday night, and was drown
ed, between Cairo and Paducah.
He was from Nashville or Memphis
The Little Rock Gazette of Fri
day says:
Hot Springs was literally drown
ed out by the freshet which follow
ed the rain-storm, nearly all the
bridges in the city being carried
away.
The overflow on Maumelle and
Fourche was the greatest known fol
several years, and great damage was
done to the farms lying along their
banks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-21
Attachment Notice.

Before E. W. Caldwell, Justice of tho Peace
for Shelby County, Tenn diamonds, Petit
grew x Co. VS.. 7. j. Leo.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT
4 having been sued out under section S455 Of
the Code OF Tennessee, and returned by the
defendant, and affidavit having been made
that the defendant is justly indebted TO plain
tii in the sum ofone hundred and ninety-eight
dollars and ffty-six cents, due by account,
and that the defendant is a nonresident of the
State Of Tennessee it is therefore ordered that
the said defendant make his personal APP
pearanoe before me on the 9th day Of MAY.
lSi7, at 10 o'clock am, at my office, No. Il
Court street, in the city Of Memphis, Tenn,
and defend said attachment suit, within the
time prescribed by law, or the same will be
proceeded with ex parte; and that a copy Of
this order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Public Ledger.
This 9Th day OF April, 1877,
S2-3S-44-5O II. W. CALDWELL, j. P.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-21
nARREr

The following quotations ere for orders
rom store and rmall lots 10 G iohbine way,
APPLEs-Medium 200; choice. 8 t0g 90
per Dbl.
BACON GoosI- Shoulders. 7to7I: clear rib
sides, w 70 VIC; clear sides, &c; breakfast.
l2Aei packed, q 10 10 higher.
BkAN-Steady; wheat. 81 2a1 25p 100.
BkAh5-s2 OOg2 IS per bushel
.BULh POkk-(LOOsel; shoulders, &C; long
clear, TO SIC; clear rib, 81 70 SIC; clear
sldes, " 70 We; hams, Sc. Packed, Is 10 a
BUTTEA-Csmmon. lOgl5c; medium, 2Og
30; choice, N930c.
BALIHG sfUFFs AND TIEs-Bagepg. 2
and ~ lbs. l2dl2Ho; baling Irvine, 13gl4o;
iron tisS ~ q 5Me gi.eced ties, &C..
BUILDING MATEkIALS-In store prices
ere; Cement. Louisyille. 50 Is, a Dbl; Rosen-
dale. y Dbl, 2 59@2 IS; hair, q 9a2 Is 20
p bale; platter. Michigan, 8 so; New Tork.
aWi lime. per Dbl. / @g1 SO. Tire-brick
800 e S go per 1919; brick. 8 TO Ii Dor iO05'
bEEf, FRESH Foreq1arters. 3to 10; hind
quarters 6hG7e. Hogs, 5 to6ke. Sheep, 6H
BVoKWHEAT FLCUR-9M per barrel.
tANDLts Boxes, tull weight, -ql5c;
hat box full weight, l5Hi quarter box, full
weight l6c per ID.
gQcQAN0Ts.Per 100. 3 Wa6 TO-.
cOYfBEIOrdinary. l9k 70 2Oc; fair. 2OH 10
23M 70 24c. Java, Doc Cordova. 81 10 t1c' WV
hens. 10 IS 10 3 so.
COAL Oils gallon "a to 25c.
gQnk-Mixed. t5g9oei white, 58Q57o.
VOhh-mEAL kiln-dried. full EeiKhts.
COTTON YARNs-Eo. COO. l20l2Lo, No.
10 lsSlthc; No. zoe, l69l6Nc. ~
GABEhaEB-Per 100 heads, SIS O0Q20 On.
yhbhsh- Western. Belize; EnElisb
ua,rys It4leci rates Irregular.
E11LVN-sEED-a8 so 10 o 90 y ton.
COITON-SEED OiL-Crude. gso pef gaito,
cak Qong tom, 822 10 q.
OILS. "a so, as 70 quaIits.
DRIED FRUIT Appisa. lG5a.
Opium, 81 90 10 I q; quinine,
Is W ouace morphine, $4,000 y ounce
v pound; caster oil, 1870 4 Mound. boya. NJ.
pound blue-mass. in iarE, 80 a pornd
colonel. 700 v poundi indigo, g0caSi ID 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-21
VxIGHFs OF HOEeR

FOUNTAIN LODGE, No. 2o6-meets every
Tuesday evening in Eatema Hall, No. 2S
Second street. at ~ o'clock. Geo. X. Merritt,
Dictator John Legleri Reporter.
UNITY LoBGE No. 2iT-meets every Wednos-
day night at Hall, No. 298 Second street. up
stairs. Z. N. Hearn, Dictator; A. B. Hill,
Reporter.
CHELsEA LODGE. No 2S0-meets ID and 9Th
Thursday in each month. at Brick Church
W. z. Mitchell, D.; A. J.. Knapp. X.
GERXAuIA LODGE, No. 969-msets I'd and 9Th
Tuesdays in each month at s9S Second ltreet-
upstairs. Jacob Braun, Dictator; John 4.
Kleiner, Reporter.
MEMPRIs LODGE. No 1e8- meets every Mon
day evening in Natoma tall, No. 29S Second
street. al IA o'clock W. Z. Hodges, Dieta-
tor; G. Z. Tucker, Reporter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-21
mo. 2,69.l
NOn-Reeident NOtice.

In the Chancery Court of Shelby county, Ten
Korklinski.
this cause that tho defendant, Easther
kork linskl, is a nonresident Of the State
Of Tennesste; it is therefore ordered that
she make her appearance herein at the
courthouse in the city Of Memphis, Ten
pessee, on or before the fret Monday in May,
1871, and plead, answer or demur to com
p%lainant's bill, or tue same will be tahsn for
confessed as to her and set for hearing OK
partei and that a copy Of this order be pub.
lished oncea week for four successive weeks
in the Public Ledger.
This I'd day of April, 1877.
A c~opy-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE. C. and NJ.
By r. j. BLACK, D. O. and Al.
J. X. Robertson, Solicitor for complainant.