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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-07
@ AMI FANCIEs.

Boston is to have q national cat show.
The Dunkard Church IL America
numbers about 60, 900 members. 1t is the
strongest in Pennsylvania, where there
are seventy-two churches and IA, 900
members.
1t is estimated that over 90, 1000 females
are employed in Francein the decoration
Of porcelain, and over 10000 in England
support themselves by work on ssfihen.
ware and majolica.
An:old oak table which was brought
over by the MayaOwer. in 1920, and has
been handed down from generation to
generation, may be seen in the house of
Nj. S. W. Gates, Of Robbinston, Ne.
The Lewes Light tells Of a croquet
party which took place in that town on
Christmas day, in which the participants
played OF a lawn covered with green
growing grass as green as is usually
seen in May"
The Supreme Court of Rhode Island
has decided that the finder of lost prop
erty is entitled to it as against all the
world, except the real owner, and ordi.
narily the place where it is found is Of
ne consequence.
PanSies are in bloom in New London,
dandelions on the Meriden meadows aud
violets in Hartford. Blue birds have
been seen recently in Westville, and q
butterfly in Seaside Park, Bridgeport
New Haven Register Of December 10Th.
Curiosity in children is but an appe-
tite for knowledge. One great reason
why children abandon themselves wholly
to silly pursuits and trife away their
time insipidly is because they find their
curiosity baked and their inquiries neg.
lscted. -[Locke.
The Milwaukee Sentinel says that the
venerable Mrs. Hennessey, of Eldorado,
Fend du Lac county, Wis aged lO4,
hung up her stockings for the hundred
and second time Christmas eve. She is
very feeble, and doubts if she will see
another Christmas.
A Bsthelemite, who has been engaged
OF late in putting up ssuer kraut with
sugar instead of salt, says hat the dish
thus prepared is superior to that made
in the old.fsshioned way, and, further.
more, whilst keeping just as long, has
none Of the smell the kraut has when
prepared in the usual way.
Jules Verne owns a new iron steam
yacht of 100 tons, called the saint Mi
chael." From Hsvre, the port where it
was built, NJ. Verne intends to sail on q
visit to all the seas of Europe, and prob.
ably to all others also. Theu-more
books. His pretty little sailing craft, in
which he has made trips extending over
five hundred leagues, now lies at anchor
at Havre, aud is to be sold.
Don Carlos, who is travelling incognito
in Italy, has been robbed Of his Collar of
the Golden Fleece, an ornament valua.
BILE not only in the pecuniary sense, but
historically, as having been made in
l43O, for Philip, duke of Burgundy, on
the occasion of his founding the order
in celebration Of his third marriage.
Don Carlos always carried it about with
him, and when he opened his trunk at
Milan be found the case empty.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-07

probation aud moral support of the best
men in both parties. As between Hayes,
the sir-minded, upright President Of the
United States, and Conkling, the defiant
partisan aud sectional agitstor, there
can be but one choice for Democrats
and Conservatives. The true represen-
of our people viii not throw any
obstacles in his way.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-07

lr is given out at Washington that
President Hayes will take no step back
ward in his Southern policy, and that
Federal Office holders throughout the
country who have openly or secretly
sought to cripple the edministra-
lion will be invited to step down aud
cut in favor of new appoiutees. The
recent visit of President Hayes to New
York opened his eyes to the fact that
Consliug does not own that city or State
by a large majority. He has, therefore,
stifened up, and will take steps soon to
see who is President, Hayes or Copk-
ling. Being an Independent Republi-
can, Hayes is not afraid to do right, aud
as far as be is jsst aud true to constitu-
tioual landmarks, he will receive the APP
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-07
Butler Opposed TO the ReDeal OF
the Resumptton Act.

NEw YORK, January 7.-According to
a Charleston special Senator Butler, in
an interview yesterday, declared himself
opposed TO the repeal of the resumption
act. He said: THE people of the South
are beginning to acquire habits of econ.
omy and selfreliance which are indis-
penSable to their substantial prosperity
in the future, and l take it that this has
been brought about in a great measure
by the prospective resumption of specie
payments" The senator has not given
the subject Of remonetization OF silver a
sufficient investigation to form an
opinion, and denies that he has ever
given an expression to his views of the
Bland bill.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-07

REFERRING to the municipal canvass
in Memphis the Pine Bluff Press Of the
Sd says:
Memphis is a Democratic city aud We
see no cause for au independent candi-
date from the Democratic ranks In
after years when the Democracy shall be
firmly planted in the South there may be
some excuse for boiling the Democratic
ticket; but at this period we think it un.
~psrdonable for Democrats to be splitting
their party up FOR mere trivial excuses.
The Nsrth and West are watching the
Southern Democrats with keenness, and
& split in the party even in one city only
gives room for comment by those 10 other
sections who believe that the Southern
Democrats are only o~lice.seekers and
that their only desire is to get place and
power. We are Of those who believe
that all evils should be remedied within
the party; and though we are free, and
outspoken, and untrammeled, we never
theIess wish it to be distinctly under
stood that we belong to the Democratic
party, aud, being d member Of it, propose
10 abide by the action of the majority,
always.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-07

TEE high tax orgsns throughout the
State are fraHtic because the legislature
did not act in accordance with their die
taiion, but they will have time to cool off
and perhaps before another election will
condescsnd to tell the people, approx
mstely, what rate Of taxation would be
required to setile the State debt at fifty
cents on the dollar, bearing six per cent.
interest, and how much would be to pay
in thirty years without touching the
principal Heretofore they have been
content to run their hands in their peck.
cts aud say tits got to be paid or the
State is ruined Nnse Of our high tax
brethren are disposed to give the figures
upon which all arguments should be
based. 1t suits their purpose better and
is easier to call those who differ from
them repudiationists aud other pet
names.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-07

CHICAGO. January Z. 1880 am
Wheat, lOst@l0sl for February. Corn,
42t@42l for January; ala for February;
4Ss for May. Pork opened at IL 27t for
February. Lard, I 47s for March Re
Oeipts-Flour, sl4S; wheat, 4l,S20; corr,
2O,446 Shipments-Flour, 1922; wheat,
1885; corn, 1910.
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LOTTERY.

A RPLEWDID OPPORTUNITY w
"A WIN i-First Grano Dis
Iribution, 1878. at New Orleans, tuesday,
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY GO.
This institution was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature Of the state for Eduea-
tional and Charitable purposes in 1858, with a
added a reserve fund Of $3.50, Geo. ITS GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTIONS will
take place monthly. IT EgyRR SCALES OR
~PosTPoHEs. Look at the following Distribu-
CAPITAL PRIZE. esO.OeO.
100 Gee TaeAeta az 2 Oollasa Each.
Half Tickets One Dollar.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-07

Knoxville is going through the throes
of a municipal canvass for mayor and
other officers, but the situation was re.
lieved the other day by the withdrawal
of Messrs. d. B. Branner and George W.
Albers. This leaves Captain Joseph
Jaques without a competitor. He is the
fsvorite of both parties, but the nominee
of neither, and will be elected without op.
position.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-07

RICHARD G. MCCORMICK, commissioner
general to the Paris Exposition, has is
sued a notice that restaurants or stands
for eating and drinking will net be al
lowed within the space allotted to the
United States. Americans who are 60
ing over next summer may make up
their minds to eat and drink in French
or some other language unknown to the
majority Of them.
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River TeIarrnmn

CAIRo. ILL, January ARRIVED
Arkansas Belle, Evansville, l am. L
NJ. Norton, Ohio river, 2; Golden Rule,
Cincinnati, 9; Centennial and Lioness,
St. Louis, IL. Departed - Arkansas
Belle, Evansville. 2 an; Golden Rule,
New Orleans, 10. Clear and cold,
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Tho weather Nor,h-

New York, January 7.-Dispatches
from various points in New England
show that the cold Is intense this morn
ing, the thermometer ranging from "a de-
grees below zero at Nashua, N. d. to AZ
below at Fort Fairfield, Ne. Along the
Hudson the thermometer marks several
degrees below zero, and iceboat clubs are
preparing for their annual contests. In
this city it is IA degrees above zero, and
becoming colder.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-07

Nj. Hayes and his advisers know Wal.
dron RHd appreciate his personal and
political worth. and besides they we're
apprised that his election to Office would
be approved by the best men Of all par
ties in this section, irrespective Of color
or condition.
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New York Custom Houss.

New YORK, January THE HerAld's
Washington special says that President
Hayes will not send in any new nomina-
tons for the New York custom-house, at
least for come time to come. This course
he believes for the best interests Of the
eoantry and party.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-07

NASHVILLE Banner, 5th: In the case
of Perkins vs.. Watson, in which the for
mer rendered the latter, who was receiver
Of the Bank Of Tennessee at the time,
about SIS, 600 in notes OF the Bank Of
Tennessee, Torbett issue, in payment OF
a debt and which the latter refused,
Judge Turney, Of the Supreme Court, de-
cided to-day that the bank was compelled
to take the new issue.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-07

SOME Of the Mississippi papers have it
that Senator Lamar has on eye to the
Vice Presidency in 1880. Well, there is
nothing strange in that as it just makes
out an even hundred in the same line.
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Bonds Of Innurnnna Men.

HARTFORD, January 7.-Walkley, Fur
Der and Wiggin, indicted ex.oHicers of
the Charter Oak Life Insurance Com.
pany, this morning gave bonds in $4,000
each to appear for trial at the March
criminal term. The bondsmsn are we'll
known citizens.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-07

SAN FRANoIsco, January 1.-THE Hon.
Nathan Porter, a prominent member Of
the San francisco bar and State senator
FROM Alameda county, died at sacra.
mento to-day, aged sixty-two.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-07

A NEW evening paper to be styled the
Post is to be started in St, Louis on the
10th instant, under the management of
John Dillon, late of the Globe Demo-
o,at
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Indfentionn.

WA%sHISGToS, January 7.-For Tonnes.
see and the Ohio valley falling barome.
ter, warmer, clear or hszy weather, with
light winds, shifting to southeast.
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T%ELEGRAPHIC
sToqKs n BONDS.

e0 0NAb
LOEpOS, January Z, 2 m.-Consols
for money, 94s; on account, 943;
United States new four.and.a-halfs, 1893;
United States fye.twenties of 1861, 1868;
United States ten.forties, 1911; new ives,
1868; Erie, 81.
New York, January I, 1850 am
United States skies of 1851, l068@l06l;
United States skies Of 1881, coupons,
lo61@lO6ii new four-and-a-balfs, - "a
lust; coupons, lO3s@lO3s; ive-twenties
OF 1865, new issue, lO2a@lO3; fve.twen-
ties Of 1861, = @lO5i; fve-twenties Of
1868, coupons, - @1O7t; ten.forties,
lO63@lO63i ten.forties, coupons, "a
1914; new iourG, lOl@lOlt.
B~READsTUFFs.
LIvEEPooL, January Wheat, win.
ter, ils2d@IlS7d; Milwaukee red, los Cd
@lls Sd; California white, la Sd@
lis lid; California club. Us lld@l3s Sd.
Corn, 2ss 9d@29s Cd. Pork, b6s Oh.
Rsof, EOS Cd. Bacon, long clear, 80, Cd;
short clear, SSl Cd. Lard, Ais Cd. Tai
low, 40s Cd.
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LEGAL.
Trnstee's SAC.

RfV VIRTUE Of a trust deed made to me as
- Trustee, by A. J. White. dated December
80, 1875, and recorded in the Registers office
OF Shelby county, Tenn in Book No. 100.
pages 1856. etc., and being requested BY the
beneficiary to foreclese il, l will. on
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DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE
NOMINEE.
FoR MAYOR,
JOHN

TIE Kentucky legislature has passed
a resolution requesting congress to pen
sion the Mexican veterans.
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Pire.

NAsHgA, n Il, January IA FIRE last
night in Berry's and Bowers blocks
caused a loss Of $25,OOO; insurance,
$4,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A GARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscredOns Of youth. nervous weakness.
early decay. loss Of manhood. etc., 1 will
send a receipt that viii cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. Thissreat remedy was discovered
bya missionary in South America. Send a
s~Olf-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOskPH
7. Imam. Stosion D. BiBls House. New York
CITY. s6-xxvii-S sodkw
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Sheriff g Sale of Real Estate.


DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
i that by virtue Of a venditioni exponas
u me directed from the Honorable Circuit
Court Of Shelby county. Tennessee, in the
case Of Duncan d Gordon VI. Nancy A. Leon
ard, judgment rendered on the Sd day Of
April, 1917, for the sun of three hundred and
hity-elght dollars and seventy-seven cents,
judgment, etc., l will.
On Saturday, January 10, 1873.
y legal hours, in front of the Court house.
memphis, Tennessee, proceed to sell, to the
highest bidder. for cash, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit;
Two acres of land lying and being in the.
county Of Shelby, and State Of tennessee.
near the city of Memphis. and bounded as
follows; Beginning at . point on tho west
side Of Thomas avenue IS l4-lS feet NORTH of
the southeast corner of n three acre let d.
creed to Martha A, Leonard by the Probate
court Of Shelby county at the October term Of
said Court, 1871; thence north with the west
line Of said avenue III l3 Is feet to point,
ana the southeast cornS- Of a one. acre lot Oh
Henry Hess; thence west $780, feet TO a 9O-fOos
avenues thence south with the east line Of
said avenue III 1918 feet to a point; thence
east 1901 feet to the beginning, the same
being t9o-thirds Of y three acre lot decreed
70 the said Martha A. Leonard by the Probate
Court of Shelby county at its October tsrms
1872.
Levied on as the property Of defendant,
Nancy A. Leonard, 10 satisfy said judgment,
interest and costs.
Memphis. oath DAY Of December, 1877.
Q. i. ANDERSON,
Sherih Of Shelby County, TeEa~
Duncan u Gordon, Attorneys for plaintiffs.
l0l-l07-1l3
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The subscription price Of the PUB
Lie LEDGER is s. per annuDu for
The Daily, and % per amman for the
Reskg-PostGge free.
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U: B EI;C LEDGER.
ELECTION.
Fourth National Bank,

MEMPHIS, TENN, December II, 1877.
WHERB will be q meeting Of the stoekhold-
j ers Of this Bsnk at their banking house
on Tuesday, January II, 1878. between the
hours oil 10 Am. and pm, for the purpote
ef e~lecting Fiys Directors to serve tho ensuing
year.. W. Q. MCCLURE, Cashier.
s8-ll3
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list OF PRIZEs,


1857 Prizes. amounting to...........-..Sll0 II, 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted al
all prominent points. 10 whom a literally re-
munerative compensation will be paid.
Write for further information or send orders
10 NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
p. o. Box 6a2. New Orleans, La,
Or No. West Court street, Memphis, Tenn,
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management Of
Generals g, T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL
A. EARLY.
Capital prize, 100000, W tickets, $40.
9i-a&W-lM
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WRITS OF FORCIBLE ENTRY
WRITS OF F0RCIBLE ENTRY
WRITS OF F0RCIBLE ENTRY
WRITS OF FORCIBLE ENTRY
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LEGAL BLANKS.

DEEDS OF GIFT,
DEEDS OF GIFT,
DEEDS OF GIFT,
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PROBATE BLANKS.
PROBATE BLANKS,
PROBATE BLANKS.
PROBATE BLANKS.
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Boston is to have a national cat show.
The Dunkard Church in America
numbers about 10000 members. 1t is the
strongest in Pennsylvania, where there
are seventy-two churches and 1890
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I MORTGAGES,
oHATTEL MORTGAGES,
oHATTEL MORTGAGES,
CHATTRL MORTGAGES,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-24

The petition Tor the probate of the
vMd Mr., Charles Morgan was prcsen>
tdNsterday ut the surrogate's office.
Twill itselfwi,l not be deposited in
thesurrogate's office until the day set
down for hearing, which is the third of
June 1t is very brief document,
eaymg his wife sole executrix, and Civ
Ing her power to dispose of his property
as though he had died intestate. Mrs.
Mary j. Morgan says in her petition
that she is the sole eXecutrix under the
will of Charles Morgan, and she gives
list of the heirs and next kin. They
are the petitioner (Mrs. M. S. Morgan
frances E. Quintard, wife Of George W.
Q1ntard; Marie Louise Whitney, wife
dCharles A. Whitney, of New Ocleans !;
Richard j. Morgan, only surviving son
oil the testators son, Charles w. Nor
gan, who died before the testator Laura
Louisa Morgan and Montague Morgan
mnfant OF fourteen months) and Wills
liam Henry (also an infant), all three
children Of Henry II. Morgan, another
Nnof the testator, who also died before
him; Henry Wilson Harris and Marie
Louise Harris, both living with their
mother, Emma Harris, at New Bedford,
Massachusetts,, being children Of Chars
les Morgan Harris, son OF testator's
daughter Emily Ann, wife of |. c. Iar-
us both Of whom died before the testa-
loF and Henry Harris Wilson, son of
Emily Frances Wilson, daughter of
Emily Ann Harris New York Her.
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nay 0OODs MARKET.

,FRlNfH-Allens 0 ~; American 0 l.s
harmony 49, Garner o, Gloucester o l.g
berlin holid ~ Richmond Pink d Nal
HEAVY brown poMEsTIo-Indiar
head " Lawrence Xxx s, Antelope 7 10, Lalt,
George "A la Ettrlok Xxx q "a, PegnOt A
y Bay Ridge a " Utah n . -, Excelsior
Nm H'ii charter OAK A u aranitoville 7,l
| Nh VI httrlck rs Nhu,
FINE BROWN SHEET Gs-Dwight An,
ohor \ Leg llolyokes l.g, Salisbury Z Id, All
iendale ~, 'g Allondale o., M Allendal,
lO'i wv Lake George A u 81, FaImera' A q ~
worcester ~ Peerless a ~, ~,
New York Mills ~ Fruit OF the Loom, ! I'D
Larwell ~ Lonsdale, 4 "a, Bristol u, Cabot
l'li Hampshire " Hallowell \; Reynolds
~ Harris 1.s, I; slateTsylle 7.s, 0, Willow.
lalo ,,s, 5'ji Peerless ~ D. Lonsdalo Gam
Dflo ~ l'si knighpb cnmDrio y; White River
oambflo v diamond HIN cambria 10.
DUCks-SeYage or II l-2; Sewage 10 OF
~ Log; Montana 40 Inch y; Lion Brown ~ l.2;
liampden Us brown Y 10; iiampden w
urhb IL l'2i Hampdon 90 brown 10 l.2;
Hampton 90 draD 10 l.2i Avondale blue
Y leg Artisan striped 49, Allondale plaid u;
PatapscO plaid rs l.2.
CAMBRlCs-koIl, &C. Flat, l.9ci High
CORSET JEANs-Naumkeag, gl.g; Penn.
berton, 9ci suffolk, go,
TjCks-Amoskoag AGA, l7ci do. A 10 l.2;
do. II IL leg, do. n 10, Belmont AGA NJ; do,
NM IL . do. Xxx IL l'2; do. X H.; Conisto-
"a gold medal, 49, 10; do, gold medal 7-S, l5;
do Ut IL l'2; do "A lOi do 0; Methnen AA
II l,2.
HECltS-Eoonomy l2hc Americas, lie;
Caledonia, No. 20, l6c; PARK 100. 10.
DENlMS-Boston ~ Amoskeng IL; Belmont
Al IL; do CuC u; do BIB 10 l-2; do AAA 10;
Warren 70 ", 40 BIB u l-2i do AKA 10; tearl
river 10 ~.
hLVloT5-Arlington Ss@Oc, Evretts
l2ISoi Amoskeag, l2c.
tsrRlPES-American 9hc; Glasgow, 90,
licj Alabama, B-3, brown, l2Nc.
NGHAMS-Amoskeag yc Bates, Nc;
Renirow, DO; Southwark, SC; dress styles,
lOhc.
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wuoLEsALE aRougaY nAaH.r

hApph, per lb-hnon clear, q s..e,loo
shoulders ta-l97ei Hrvakiast N, .ga, M NJ,
salt, l-297 $40 w '-sN'i wa
o,hhgiFkh per ID Western, aOssao, oounln
MAKING powpERs-yarIous brands. :,
Ya gHll W psl aot Y sasl hoi ~ do io " bie
! uHhl-hh-M Western. h Id, lbtolbIao
! uAhnl, hs star, u 10 NJ, lbalbo,
Nuffht-laVa, por 10, akaSl, Rio. ehoice
1is'm " pfllne, als!l l'lci common d
p0NQENrRAlgp LYE-Vauoas brands
WA, ~ naph, per pahet " 2h,b OO
a, -hhvkelaii pur Dbl, 80 UDgSll 10, XII,
Wumt9i N Hhile hhh, kli, Hbssl ~,
Nlnnun-llIlnl per ppA i0A1Oa
LAhl-ln tieroe, 9A-iRlOo' al ib min. loa,
~ '.pi and ~ ID ia linA, II A'iai2o,
al ~ 1Ilh,--L,sI lp' fancy brands, lisalblsoi
hOLLAssEs- Louisiana. Nor nal
@aesstSssi uholee' SsoOoi Prime OsaSei FAIR
hlug-Loulslana, per ID. TOT leo,
ohuhAh 80 ulannlnled, per ID, II q.l@l9a;
Gnahupi ~ l'9slloi Powdered, II l.2gllO,
puliee a, per ID, pl'iglO i,lc Ghoies
Louisiana, p@p l,2oi Prime, Z l-igs l,go, Ordl.
hliy 70 FAR, Ash l'iei Common, Z 3-iast,
opATuaHel bl'oalb' Engllsh, 900 leo,
CHARACTERIZATION brands, per 10, ls.ase,
9NuolA 'a o',sOo fancy soaps, per box,
,sALr-Liyerpool saoh, u Goal d, Ohio
liver IN bbls, W i6sa OOi table, per sack, l.2
TEA-Grnpowder 6Oa76o, Imperial. bOa
Apei Japan, h0aDOo, Oolong, iOgI6o'
glbo. "'"'' w
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state FoliticnI Conventions.

Calls have been issued for state politi-
cal conventions as follows
May 29-lowa democratic in Cedar
Naplds; Alabama democratic in Mont
Eo@ery Tennessee democratic Oudicial)
Nashville.
June Indiana republican in In
annapolis; Maine national in Lewis
Un Michigan national in Cedar Rapids;
WG'erence of New York greenbackers
'nq labor reformers in Auburn.
June 6-lllinois prohibition in Deca-
uT Missouri prohibition In st. Louis.
June l2-Ohio republican in Cincin~
June l3-Michigan republican in
ppeVIrolti North Carolina democratic in
June lS-Maine democratic in Port
u June l9-Iowa republican in Des
"TInes; Missouri national in Sedalia.
June 2O-Vermont democratic in
June 2j-Michigan democratic in
June 26-lllinois republican in
ISpIngheld; the Ohio democratic will
DO,u their state convention.
pouly Arkansas democratic in Little
MN MN Vermont native American in
montpelier.
a. July l1-Texas democratic in AUS
august 5-Louisiana democratic in
Baton Rouge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-24
Miscellaneous,

The mother'inslaw has been attacked
~ the New Jersey courts, where a mar
lias had the courage 20 sue her for ,
Thirteen hundred dollar board hin Il
was contracted during one Of the shorl
visits to 500 how Maria was gettinl
along, ''"s
a Ghlnaman was teslI6yng in Rich,
lnond county, Judge snead asked
'dohn' II "he believed in Godp oYes d
sald The celestial, me belieb cherry.
Thing Do you believe In herealter5'
Yes mebelleb in oonluele (Conlueiusl
IA CHINA, alice samee," Ills testlmony
was taken,
a correspondent wants 10 know,
Ian a christian 10 10 the oious2'
why yesl he can go 10 tho circus easily
enough but " will cost him quarter.
When no gets there, TO get in, You SEES
- christian Is always too proud To carry
water for tho elephant and that il
where the sinner has tho advantage
over hlm In the matter of free passes.