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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-12-07
THE WORLDS GOLD.
How the Present Yield Compares With
l That Of Former Times.

Pittsburg Dispatch
The formidable movement Of New
York bankers in the interest of the de-
monetizatiOn Of silver leads to a new
discussion Of the necessity or useless
ness Of a double standard, or, in other
words, the employment Of both gold
and silver as the basis Of money circu-
lation. Ifan article of intrinsic value
be vital to the stability of our currency
to prevent injurious fuctuation, it is
desirable that the recognized standards
shall exist in a quantity as nearly com
mensurate as possible with the bulk of
the circulating medium. The Ural
mountains, Australia and the United
States are the most productive sources
of gold supply. the FIRST yielding $40
000, 900 annually, the second 3 1000
600 and the third S35, 0OO, 900. Prior
to the discovery Of the rich mines Of
the United States the total production
was only S68,0O0,0OO per annum. The
fever for gold hunting, which was ex-
cited by the finding Of the great mines
Of the Pacific coast, rapidly increased
the yearly production, until in 1850 it
reached oyer $40, Q00,0 600, and five or
six years later gold bullion was mined
to the extent Of the enormous sum Of
nearly $185, 100000 This was the
largest yield Of any one year, and since
|, production has gradually fallen away.
and seems 10 have finally roaohed an
equilibrium Of about $l00,000,00 pei
|, annum, nearly all ofwhich is found IN
tho three regions named. Now, Il
/ this represented the actual yearly in.
| crease in the volume Of gold which Il
used as the basis Of the currency OIL
+ gold-using countries, it might serve
E unassisted, every purpose as q stand
ard. But the fact is, this production
T. does little moro than supply tho plaei
} of hat which disappears from circula
: ton as money annually by loss am
e wear, Or metaworphosis into article
of commerce.
i a few years ago come English stats
tician, after a careful investigation, es
timated the yearly loss of gold coin I
the British treasury was at least f1,
# 100000 sterling, and, calculating frpr
this basis, the loss to the world mus
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-12-07
Attachment Notice.

Before j.. I. Elliott, Justice Of the peace for
Shelby county, Tenn. Masonic Savings
Bank vs. Goddard Co. 1l q
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out, under Section 1855 Of the code of
Tennessee, and returned levied by the
proper officer upon the property Of the de-
PENDANTS and affidavit having been made
that the defendants arc Justly indebted to
plaintiffs in the sum of $40. IS, due by un-
paid drafts drawn By defendants, and defend
ants are nop-residents Of the State Of Ten
nesseo, ETC.. IL is therefore ordered that the
said detL1dants make their appearance
before me on Saturday the 4th day Of January,
3l3 Second street, in Memphis, Tenn, and de-
fend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law, or the samo will be pro-
ceeded with ex-parte; and that a copy of this
order DO published for thirty days in the Pub
lie Ledger.
This 9th day Of November, 1878.
76-S2-Ss-94 j.. 4. ELLIOTT, J. P.
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where the Law.Makers Live.

Washington Cor. Philadelphia Times.
Very few members and senators own
houses here. l can only count seven
senator's now in congress who occupy
their own houses, namely: Bayard,
Blaine, Edmunds, Morrill,, Sargent,
| Thurman and Window. Of these
Blaine's is the finest, Windows next,
Bayard's next and Humans next.
Of the members Of the house, seven
also own their own houses, namely:
Randall (speaker), a very modest home
on Capitol Hill, worth about seven
thousand dollars; Butler, who owns
two of the handsomest houses in
Washington, built Of granite, one of
which he occupies himself, and the
other he leases to foolish Senator
Jones for twelve thousand dollars per
year Garfield, who has a very pretty
house of brick, worth probably twelve
thousand dollars Eugene Hale, who
occupies an immense four-story brown
stone mansion on H street. The own
ership lies between Hale and his
! father-in-law, Zach Chandler. When
the latter went out of congress Hale
went into the house now as Hale goes
out of the house no doubt Chandler
will come back to the senate and &C
into the house again. General Ketch.
am, owns a very expensive residence
here in the best square Of the city
Governor Swami owns a house
similar to Senator Blaine's anC
adjoining it, and Fernando Wood
house adjoins Swann's. | under
stand that several property holder
are lying in wait for a young million
aire senator from Pennsylvania will
most admirable bargains. They viii
tell Senator Don that, as he is likel.
to stay in the senate as long as h,
pleases, it will be desirable for him t.
own a mansion here beitting hi
wealth and position, which will b.
very sensible advice. | have Otter
wondered how it was that Pennsylva
MIA has never had a member or senator
in the whole twenty-nine, with a rarI
exception, who kept an open house 70,
Pennsylvania. Only two of the dele
CATION have made any attempt to en-
tertainment - Senator Cameron anC
Chapman Freeman-yet there ar,
many rich men in the delegation
There is scarcely a State whose repre-
s~entatives live so modestly as thosl
of Pennsylvania. Olymer is rich
Bridges is rich; Harmer is rich
Wright is rich, and there may b
others. What Pennsylvania has eve
been entertained by them in Wash
inpton2
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Trustees sale,

on SATURDAY, the 2lst day of Deem
~ Der, 1878, in front Of my office, o Madison
street, Memphis, Tenn, / will sell for cash
the following property:
Beginning at q point on the west side Of
Raybprn avenue, which is the southeast cor
ner Of q hye-acre lot originally conveyed by
J, G. McLemore 70 w, P, Gilbert Of al, Book
N, page lA, TO which reference Is made; run
ming thence south with the west line Of Ray
burn avenue 800 feet TO a stake; thence west
parallel with the south line Of said fve-acre
tract go feet to a stake; thence north 200 feet
20 a stake in the south line Of said ~ive-acre
tract; thence east $50 feet 70 the beginning,
with improvements thereon, being q neat cot.
tage and out houses.
/ sell as trustee under decd madptp me by
Mrs. Nancy Gilbert, December N 1877, re-
corded in Book l2l, mage go, She 3 county,
to which roleren0d Is made.
e7-G LIB. MoFARLAED, Trustee.
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TRuSTEE,S SALE.

PURSUANT to the terms Of deed Of trust,
l. executed TO the undersigned by w. r. Car
ter, on the 9th day Of October, 1877, duly reg
istered in the Registers Office Of Shelby
county, Tenn, in Chattel Book. No. Is, page
271, | will, on Saturday, the l4th day Of De-
and Madison streets, in the city Of Memphis,
within the legal hours, sell to the highest bid
der for cash, the property described in said
trust deed, to-wit; A certain wharfboat, now
lying at the leyee at Memphis, and known az
the wharfboat h. Il. Lee. The said sale will
be made subject to a prior mortgage Of $4,000
on said wharfboat. S. j. CAMP,
64-q0 Trustee.
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Industry Not Rewnrded.

A party Of four, who have played
poker regularly one evening each week
for fourteen years, and have kept an
account from the start, find that thay
are within three dollars Of where they
were at the start, so even have been
tbe gains aud losses. IL is all " for
f,n = penny ante, = four to go in"
and 4 ten-cent limit. Gambling, to be
sure. but not a very dangerous kind.
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Attachment Notice.

No. 1853, Before G, D. Crockett, Justice Of
the Peace for Shelby county, Tenn. M. L.
Meacham q Co. VS.. d.. j. Azlen.
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 3455 of the Code Of
Tennessee, and returned, Z" levied upon the
property Of the defendant" and affidavit
having been made that defendant is indebted
to the plaintiffs in the sun Of 800, due by
account, and that the claim is just, and that
the defendant is a nonresident Of the State
of Tennessee; it is therefore ordered that said
defendant make his personal appearance be-
fore me on the 26th day Of December, at my
Office, No. 285 Main street, 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 once a week for foul
weeks in the Public Ledger. Bf.
This the 10Th day Of November, 1878.
70 6-51-g9 q n CROCKETT. l. y
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BASE MUs1C.-To be aroused from
sweet and delicious slumber by a cat
serenade" is on a par with being an
noyed in church blythe steady hacking
and coughing of individuals who neg
lect to take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Saturday, December IS, 1878,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
to-wit:
Lying on tao north side Of jefferson street
extended, In the city Of Memphis, being q
part Of tho Arsenal Grounds, Designated
upon tho plan or subdivision Of Cherry, Cald-
well& Co, made on the 10th day Of January,
1856, by NJ. A. Kerr, - lot No. Is, 'front.'
ing 75 feet on Jefferson street extended, and
running back between parallel lines at right
angles With said street 14Sh feet TO an alley,
Terms Of sale: On n credit OF seven months,
purchaser 10 execute note with approved So
curity. Lien retained on landtQ further Sc
barred,
This November 26, 1913.
r. j. BLACK, Clork and Master,
BY u. B. MoHENRY, d. @. and M,
j. A. Taylor and Estes 4 Elicit, Solicitor
! for complainant, F-l02
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 2552-Chancery Court Of Shelby county.
James A. Shane q al, vs.. Zach. Briggs, Jr.,
OF al.
DY virtue Of nm interlocutory decree lNr
ID sale, entered in the above eaVse on tho
alth aay 81 June lots' ! IEil 9elb at public
Clerk and Masters once, court-houso, Main
street, Memphis, Tenn, on
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The Avalanche takes the following
statement, obtained from the comp
troller's books, as a text upon which
to build a strong editorial against the
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11


The County Commissioners we've To-
session last week. The new meml,crs,
Mrs-rs. J,~epl, W. I.aiia and y. D. Balm
were qualified. =.
III. oficen ~ The County elect. Sheriff
Clerk, Treasurer and C,donrr gave The
,,eces-ary bonds aud wrre d,lly gnaliiir,l.
Elsewhere, the ps,cerlines ofii'r Beard
will lie found more In detail
The Beard dvicrnlInrl that twas i'''
rx,~,IIrnt 20 sridy aa special Court id
relieve The dwket aud expedite The lis
,-,sl,lon 10 tl,s many prironera in jail We
defer 10 the Judgment ~ Tie majority
since We can gain nolliing i'y fartl'rr ar''
taiion ~ lie subject. hui afs much 10 i''
inood d the dfowning won'an who wcnl
down still crying ''sclssois." We are
sllenccl, mni convinced.
Our Beard Il working lHHIy, Intelligent
labori.ur, frugal aud honesi; and Tie aiiair'
~ The cnun,y Will le ssfs y il'si
hands. They must noi 10 ssddlei viii
lha odlum which may aitsch to the rFesen
heavy but unsv"idahIs county exl'el'srs
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11
Expers. rer november.


Froni The lnoks at the tustom House
We gather the Ello~ ing items ofintrrest
relative To tie rxporis 'nn, this port during
the month of November just closrd:
During the n,orth 81 vessels cleared
from this I,ori foreign The exp,ris were
26.Oi6 hales of cotton. valued at 81 ,I25 .356;
5slTs hhis n~in aud turpentine valued Mt
sTG.Bs0; u bills pitch. valued ut 80; s.s72
casks spirits turpcutine valued al So. .:2.9s;
6i2.73s feet luml,el. valued nj $40. ..sis;5sss,- :
.5O.Do0 shingles. valued at -, s,I5s; aud mis-
rellanenus atiirIes valued nj si.35s. The
total .xlnris f"rign dunng the month
were, in American hdto:ns Ss,0J; in
fnr.ign bottons 81 800 22:a6, q ioisI rxlnTt
for the monih of 81 ,s0o.iis. against Sls7.
ms fur November. 1877. ils gain for this
year hring Ss5l. - Wa. ReeiciC.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11
nyEa y ErxG.

Tile Liver u THE Imperial organ of the
whnie human sssiens, as u conir'ls the
life, l,calih aud happiness of nlan. When
u u Disturbed 10 is pr"iwr action. all
kinds oT ailments are the natural results.
The digestion 81 fHi, tile movements oI
the heart aud hlmd. Tie action of tile
brain aud nervous system, ARE NIL in,.
n,ediniely connected with the workings
~ the Liver. u has been successfully
puyed That Grrrhs August Flower Is
unr9uaIh-l liz curing all persons aili:cic'l
with DyrieI~ia or Liver Complaint, aud
Hll the numerauS symptoms that result
rrom an unhealthy conditIc,, ofthc Liver
aud stomach. sample lm,iles I" Try, IL
rrnir. Positively sold iu all towns on tile
Western Cantincnt. Three d"srs will
prove that II h juSt what ypu want
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11
The JAN.

As will beseen by notice published, the
Magistrates cf the county are called upon
1 to meet OF tie sirst Monday III January 10
consider The qur~tionof file erection ~ a
new jail, or 70 take some steps 20 make
the existing one more secure. aud ut the
same tinae more endurahle toprisoners.
The astentien of slle Court has been
more iinn once directed to- the coudi,ion
| of Orafae County Jail az one, y ia sani-
| Itsry Atraitgenlrnts. refleciii,g 10 credit
upon tiiu humanity Of our peopie. The
Ime-umption ofiaw That lie aecnsed Ii
iunoceut untilhe Is proved guilty should
never IL lost sightpfi aud while IN the
cusiody % the law. II should mi ne PIE
su,ned that he ha. E'r6.ifrd aIl claim 10
considerations. Yrf ii,erInrr niineineni,
the impure air. The iilhy Incidents of
prism ifs.fsymdd all. argue tI,d llie
pri~n,r ieaiT MheIl he rresses ile
tlirrh.ai af The iaii, entered nj once
upon his Ia,nishn,cat. DeaIllit-elf would
Lr alnm-l preferable To The rf,'iongrd ior--
,prri o6ti,is foul living ionl,. ss i Il
iu,irl~i,,lrnr of ifs tiiil.I,nrss- unavoid-
able .s,an .irfeei ~ plan mud arrangement
the building h af faul;y construction,
making II insecure 10 degree that clnnoi
lie reine,lied except u ih- expense of
farther misery la The prisoners. And
this defrcl of safety ear, osly l'e guarded
assin.t, By ihs rxIe,,re af a hired outside
quart ~ a cost y hicB max es the iax is,yefs
10 tl,- c.iniy wince; u c.~t. ino. which
ii,r prevalence ~ crime may make coii.
tinunusly obligatory. ,,a.
The sugrrriipn IT the construction ~ mn
rniirr new iailiing nrrts siih favor
i,niIi an the grounds nf .rpIrmy and
humanity, Mrs-rs. Jai,r~ Wals.i, aud A.
". t;ral,an, ~ml- .i:nr ,iiw- were ,lepuisd
TO viii il,- new jaiiof Chatham. They
did "a. and ae learn they rer,ri II n a
moirl highly worthy Of adoption. We
hope susneihing decisive will be a,iorir.l,
~ the present. jail h. a nuisance wiihifa and
without. cruel instrument %. iertule io
is haple-z inmates anil iI,rraieiiing
orrr,iing place ofl,estilrncs stosurroiin,iing
cilissi,s.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11
ras s.y SO q. wnxsLxs.

We are gra,ihrd to know that ih'~ cen.
tlemsn Who has .fhri.,ed here - pas:or II
tie Mcibod,si charrl Cor the pSi Iwa years.
!. retained fcr snoh.r yer. iis has en-.
eearei hi,a.elf tol,hi- ~hple rommanity
aud The application Of the rule - rotation
in his c.se would bare felt 10 have been a
hard one. ..
We are als, graii6ed 20 knsw that The
jealous aud aLlc llsv. J u. Martin Is ais,
eoniinued IN ~ old appointments.
We nosiee these cases with spesial Plsa'
sure. becsuse se aamber both Of them
among our valscd Psr."a.l friends
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11

The firt nunl.cr ~ ilis ralcr i-l~fnre
~. pul,llshr,I in raleigh by W. NJ. Br"wn.
AZ tl,e ~li,urays, tis puiairl,od "for the
purp~e af making ~ honorable living for
hinnrelf and family" u pr"fes-cr 10 ''e
strictly nan lartiran, drvoicd to city aud
local news, 10 wit aud humnr. aud b
general infrnsiiun. On these grounds
We wishtt abundant suecrs. tits well
priutr,i, and The fret number gives
pIespaut promires ofintereri'
Only $50 year, which viii lie
The same when the psper j. issued as a
scn,i.wrckly alter Jan ist
----..s4z.a@4. = -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11

. RAiRiaH DIST N. N. ID. Wilson. y. Il
IsaieigIl, E.irnton st.--W. 4. Black. +.
Raleigh. Person Si.-w. e. Nmnan.
Cary. IL. Bobl.iti; Il. HowIaud, sup
li.IesrilIe 4. Shell. t@& #
sn,itafi:Id-P. l.. Herman.
Tar River-R. =. iXrl,h. s@swaa....
foungville y. B liceks.
Is,uisburg-T. W. Smith.
oxfonl-J. r.. Gil,bs. @a@se ~,<
Granyiil---J. n. Thompson. s. .-..
Henderson l.. J. Ha'den. et 80 r.
Na-lIviIIe-ss. j. McL-nd.
Raleigh Christians Adcocatc W. S.
Black. Y. l.. Reid. e,liiars.
HILisBRo DIST. ID. Adams, y. Il.
HslIslo.,--J. n. Wheeler.
Durl,an--F n. "A. Wood.r a,~s~ ... .
Chapel Hull. II. HIe.tnan.
Ofamge--J H. Martin. .t@ <.as...
perron--H. n. tibJons. te-
Leasi,urg Il. A. Will. e@@ -..-..
Yanc-ySille L. n. ti.liaH,s. .4.-.
Alanlance--R. N, Brown. ~
iIaw Rivrr--w. 10. Mnre. r
PiIislr,ro--r. ,. fisttis.
Deep Hisrr-w. Al. Jordau. q. farar
aud q. G. Moses. SUR.
University ~ North Carolina ProL A.
w. ManguW.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11

Jahn Philpot. culur~d. wss committed d
toil,e jail Inst Ociaier asa somewhat nb-
strepHous Iualsllc. The csnniy Co'n'
nlssiu,eFr last week or,ierr,il'lr di-chafgr,
d appearing thai he had never manifested
violence excerpt oil ihe"crasi"n that caused
his rommiltsl. and he was INV luiei; an'l
he vas turned sdrift willi Tie injunciion
10 gs ha,,,e and behave himself.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11
NJ A Il u I 4 d.

Tn the Baptist Church In this place. an
Tie marning ofthe Srl Inst. by the Rcv.
a. G. Dixon, Mr.. James W. Stroud of
Wilmington and Miss Mollie Denmark Of
Hiiisbnru. ....x. #t
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11
State Of N0TlhCaraila, s.pr,., ,s.v.
ORANGE COUNTY. rs Nov. 1873.
George a. faucs,t iu hehal: q himself aud
oil other creditors Of A. Q. MurdOck.
deed. sast s %...s
y Ugulllst
Thomas J. freeland Exrc'r. Of A. q. NIur.

....-. .. ...s..s. N.FFHNt
Thomas j. freelanJ Exrc'r, of A. q. alur.
dock. Deu'd.
A PETITION has this day hen iiled irI,fe
n me as Clerk ofthe SuIwrior t'anrt II sltu
cUilnis by George \. Fallcett 10 lrhair nl him
r.lf and al nthrr crr,lltors uf A. T.. MurilUrk
dsrcasrd; agains lii IErsonal representative
% rninlrl i tinal rritkmcnt nf ssil estate, aud
tn pay 10 The iisintif bis claim against sail 80
tate.
The creditors NJ the said Andrew q; Murdock
are ls.rei,v natlhsi fn appear brlrre ne 81 m,
nffrr ~ Iiillsl,orn; on pr triorc the 2sih das q
Jsnuary 1870 and hlr IN the Clerks offiee III,
evidences their claim. agiiisi The ssid estate
and make themselves parties 90 thi. proceed.
ings
witnsss George Laws. Clerk of the superior
Court.
6Eo. LAWS. Clerk
Nov. % "a. g.. Superior Court.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11

.'The iishesf price. ~ Ihe year was "I''
isiised al tIe Change. DanviIIr Va on 81"
,enai.er elh. for Nc. " w. suillrrIin,
Win s,il 81 Inun,ls 1t 81; Iu5 Ioun,l,
nj ssI: rs lnuh,l- ~ ssi; 81 roun,is nj
800. rs pnundr al SIS; ~ I."unss nj $50; O.
pounds al So; - pounds II 80; aud II
pauu,l- NJ ss3; SO i1,und-. including nl
grades. ~ an average of s6i.69. On sams
day u. .sBs pounds sid for nm ayeragr u
Sls.st an intaI. FIT
" THE GRANGE u THE PLACE
TO GEr THE INCONSISTENCIES AMI
LOWEST CHA tiES." ia
Mr.. Paiill. Clark. M old citizen 81 ihi,
vi.I,,itr died uti Friday night at the ape a
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11

Ml~ Matte TayIor's Christmas ga"dr
10 splcnlId beauty aud variety will be "''
baud ~ day or lwo. Let The iaaiss
take notIce, aud supply themselves
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-12-11
von.uco Ararnm ~.

Prices last week for 6,e brifhts rnlel
very high and there esws much Aniln,'Im q
the market. The new warehouse II Coop.
or. BLACKWELL & O. openel on the :'ri. ani
the kns days sales wore br,llisn, plhr seex
tfenie. a. for instance. one sails n siO0.
one !, sias. que y. sl25. .gd several
irom SIS down. ag
R4,ms sa.rgt hei,ri 10 gal lpree.,
On l his aver, ,se. ssrsrstrAmls hish. PA-
ish s.s no: b,hial itir. mi one a biz
sales reached $3.50. his averages al.o being
very high.
We observe thai il,r lcS B,ifis' Church
nj Durham |. 6ai.hrd. ard the ~w Mrih"
dit Church i urprm el,irg r'snl.l,.ti'''.
The tail ,..epls islifli,g i,self Lc c.sshvsri.
aud is graceful sni imposing 6aisb 10 an.
otherwise hsrA-one building. We notice
al.o the eoaiinusf erection - new dwell
ings: and Durham is daily expanding i,s
propotiys-. The popolatiyn nov y 20,
Ear FROM 1000. a