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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-03-21
NEW STORE.
20.
& NOTIONS
20.
On TIE South Side Public Squp7e-co9co
Building.
N01-aEsEDENT S0ykCE.

,S!d!e Of IcaNesSce-BTnaley County.
ELLA DEARING & THOMAS /.
DEARlNG Us. I3ABELLAJ. LEAD
Err.
The p'x'nt'Es having suoi the defendant for
ffty-thrGe dollars tue " account and the de-
fendauts property having been attached and
It appearing that the defendant IA . nOn-rcsi-
dent or las left the state Of TcnAcssce 70 thai
he ordinary pfuCC-s OF The LAYS can rot BE- S2ry.
Ct HlOn her. 1t Is therefore ordered that publ
cation be- made for more than six months j."
he NEESLY HERALD, Il public newspaper pub
iislcl in Cleyeland, Tennessee, rcqsiiing The
lefcndent to appear before me At my ofice IL
Cleveland, Tennessee, GU Saturday, the nh da,
81 August NeXt, ard make defense TO the plain
t,6's suit, orJug glrent final will BE- rendered.
Witness my hand ut Office in Cleveland. this
The 9th DAY Of February, 1873 j. e.. TlPlON,
1-M-t:. T for b c.
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The Pulpit.

Rev. j. II. Keith preached at the NJ,
p. Church South last Sabbath and Rev.
John +. Spence at the NJ. Z. Church.
Tho formers place will be filed by
Dew, fir, Rogers and the l%attcr's by the
r"sular aston next Sabbath. Services
IL the other churches by the regular
prSaehcrS in charge.
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. fe~ sre aware Of thu Importance Of
checking a cold or cough in its fret
SaGs. Thst which Ia the beginning
would yield IN a mild remedy, IL neg
ls2ei, soon preya up1I the LUuCs.
pr. Bulls Cough syrup aGorde instant
tzliaF
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For Attorney General.

We a'e authorized and requested 10 announce
\. l.. SlEAitNui Marion county ~ a candiGrlc
FOR Attorney Gcrcral-ilh Judicial Circuit,
composed Of the Counties Of Hradtcv. Polk,
McMinn, Meig~, Rhrs. jams, HamiltOa, H.a.
ron, ScuuutChre and Blpl4or.
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rheumatism Quickly Cured.

"Durang's Rheumatic Remedy" the
great INTERNAL MEDICINE, will posi-
cure any case of rheumatism on
tho taco Of the oar,h. Price 81 bot.
tie, SIX bottles s.. sold LY ali waolc
aar and retail druggists. Don't fail,
to send Tor circular to Hell hcnstin.
4 B"ntly, Druggists, Washington,
ID. 9. Oct. II, 6m.
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Dick Kerr l. having marble tables
made TO keep his fresh meats on during
The .ummor sCasOn. Dick is always up
with tho times, and keeps the very best
al fresh meats of all kinds.
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Inc Neal.

Wa have soon a sample Of corn meal
made al II. II. McCroskey's mills, one
Iaile north of Cleveland. 1t H. SIS nice
and pretty ~ anything OF tie kind We
h'So ovor zen Mr.. McCroskey will
undoubtedly build up IA good cuslom IN
Ih,s lce~litv.
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Don't fail to buy your SHOES at st.sd.

Suffering will exhibit its presence by
The cries ogthe baby, aud ,houId De
prompted by The nss or that highly re-
commended remedy, DR.. Bulls Baby
syrup. 1t is free from opium. Price
20 cents.
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So
Bakers Cod Liver Oil, Lime, and
Wild Cherry Is admitted by physician,
to be the finest preparation Of The Kind
IN the market-palntable aud eflca.
cious. Jno. G., Baker & Co., Philadcl.
nhis. Sold by drn.gIs;S.
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0COcc House Arrivals.

Fol the week ending yesterday {:
II NJ Cox, Goodson, Va; p W Adj
ans, Michigan, 5 IIasMan, Mic1li-
gan Miss Belle Cowan, Y l. Galloway.
J. NJ Reedcr, II NJ Collins, County; S
p Condor, TW Newman, Ri Lea,
knoxville; Hugh McClary, NJ Boyd,
Jesse Ryner, Benton; W c Payne,
NJ NJ Hope, Proper Lazard, Chattanoo-
ga; Gil Brenton, New York; Will
lam Lindsey, II a McAffray, Athens;
Jack Lcapp, Louisville; Miss Nan mic
Taliaferro, College Grove; George l.
Taliaferro, Georgetown; Chas. Ste
gall, Hoods Landing; IL w Bingham,
Monroe, Wis; l. Wersburg, Nashville;
j Dobson, Decatur, H.: JAS. Walker,
Boston, Mass; X 7 Howard, Washing
ton, Tenn; j Wilman, Philadelphia,
Pa; Thos Webster, South Pittsburg;
Bcss towau, Ooltewah; Miss Luiic
Clay Bcgbie, Franklin, Tenn; W +
Sloan, Flint Springs; j p Knabe, Bal
timorc; Peter G Wright, Nashville.
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LOCAL..
spring Stock Of Goods nj S,sedf.

Rycu want anything in de grocery
Nns JuN take your cash 10 Jim Cowsn
and you will 80 away satisiei that you
have done wall.
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IN MEMORIAL.

At the sad intelligence Of the dealt:
Of our beloved brothrr, W. |. Bowel,
q special meeting Of Conasuga Lodge
No. 1876, F. & a. Masons, was called al
their Lodge Hall at Conasauga, Polk
county, Tenn, on the 2ist of February,
1878. The following preamble and res
olutions were unanimously adopted,
viz:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Supreme
Architect Of the universe to remove
from onr midst our beloved brother
Vim. l.. DUwcll, which secure | on
Feb. 18th, 1873; Therefore
RESOLVED, That in this dispcnsation
VIC rtc,glizr TIE hanI Of oar a]ll-rrliac
PrCviGodcc, mcrkly bOwing To his will.
RESOLVED, That We cherish the mem
ory Of our Il, { .asrd bro,hc' who we
trust has been tan planted from the
imperfect to THAI all perfect and cclcS-
.itl Lodge above, and that we are again
rcmindca Of the frailty Of life and the
words of him who said, abe We alSp
ready
RESOLVED, That we sincerely sympa-
thize with the family of the deceased
who are left to mourn his death.
RESOLVED, That we wear the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days;
that these resolutions be recorded IN
the minutes OF the lodge, and that a
copy OF the same be furnished the
Cleveland Banner and CleSeland HER
AID for publication. a. 4. COPELAND,
"A. !. BEARD,
Committee.
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FOE Circuit Judge.

We arc authorized and requested to arnonroe
Hon. LEWIS SiifJiiEED az q candidate for
Circuit judee-district composed 81 Ia, .p..sl-
iic- q: %iirldley, NcMinu, Polk. Rhra, Msigs,
James. Hamilton, Blcdsoe, MAJ ion ani 81
uIat HE.
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Destructive Fire at JOnesborO.

A special to the Knoxville Chroni.
Gle Of Monday says: A disastrous fire
occurred here at two r. N. to-day.
The Eutaw House, occupied ny Rev.
d. O. Byers and j. ID. Sleinons,
b own & Dosser's law office, George
Squibb's dwelling, Hackers store
house, occupied by Shiploy, Smith &
Co., the Journal Office, Giles Jack
sons barrier shop and Mahoney's
ware rooms were all burned. The loss
is about ten thousand dollars. The
Mahoney building was insured for
six hundred dollars. The other prop
erty destroyed was uninsured. Many
other buildings were greatly endan.
gered and were only saved through
the heroic efforts of the citizens.
For Fine Whistles for medical Use 10
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Capt. hcRamy hiss returned from hlS
Vi? to New York and Philadelphia.
kon. +. d. hayiicld left for Blcdsoe
aai adjvining counties last Monday.
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j. A. JoAcs, one of ClcVclsmd's most
enterpriSing aud successful merchants,
hes purchased the Traynor lot on Ber-
~ street, in the 9th ward, and will
proceed "A; once to build u residence for
mis- o"n use. The lot ia II Of tic
most desirable situations in town, and
we congratulate II friends in that To-
cality OH the accession of Il r new
ncigllhCr.
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Marbles at the Postonlce.

Chattanooga Commercial says: Du-
ling the week James Hall has been
crowded, and not only has the interest
manifested itself in large audiences
-!ut nearly n thousand signers to the
pledge attest the deep hold this work
has upon the mind Of the public. The
past week has been a fruitful Que for
The temperance cause and the grand
harvest evinces the skill Of the reapers
-as well as the growth Of this great re-
form In our midst. Hard work, plead
ingNsnd singing have been the order Of
fhe meetings.
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Greenbacks and silver taken in eX-
ehsnge for my Test sugar and coffee.
j. NJ. GOWN.
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AS3euaceSaeA
For Chancellor.

We are authorized and requested to announce
p. Is. MtffIELD, OF Bradley county, as a
candidate for Chancellor. Election in August.
We are authorized and requested TO announce
HON. y. NJ. BRADFORD ~ a candidate for
chancellor. Election in August
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St"ci- intend IN close ouI their stock
ri hhORs 81 cot.
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If YOU want camel gools g. to Jim
CowaI's.
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Spring Garden.

u WIS orr fortune 10 Witt Spring
Garden last sunday with a party o.!
l!vely youngsters. We did not get to
N see the Grand Duke Foster, but new
trthclsss he is not dea |.
Mr.. E. y. Fierce 10 building 4 neat and
spacious hotel on his place joining the
srrIngs; he will he able to acConmo-
Get" all calling friends this summer.
building is really nice and ron
0spient, aud Is being built in style.
j twill, when finished, add greatly t.
the pleasure Of tie numerous yisitors
10 that place during the heated season.
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TO avoid hard times buy your Grocer
Iva from james N. C0wan.
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words have the largest lot Of SHOES IN
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Fer Register.

We are authorized and requested to announce
j. W. HICKS ~ u candidate for County Rcs!s-
ter.
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1t makes no difference how many
Physicians, or how much medicine you
have tried, it Is now ar established fact
that German syrup Is tie GuIy remedy
which has given complete satisfaction
in severe cases Of Lung Diseases. 1t il
true there are yet thousands of persons
who are p%redisposod to Throat and
Lung Affections, Consumption, Hem
.orrhagcs, Asthma, Severe Colds settled
on the Breast, Pneumonia, Whooping
Cough, &C., who have no personal
knowledge of Boschee's German Syrup.
TO such we would say that $4,000 doz-
Ell were sold last year without one COM
plant. Consumptiyes, try just one bot
tie. Regular size Is cents. Sold by all
Druggists in America.
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Frank Kelley keep. the best Whis-
kics and Drandics in town.
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Buy shoes u; cost at StreI's Store.

James VI. Cowam now has the largest,
best aid cheapest stock Of groceries in
Cleveland which can be had in eE-
change for money or puoluce.
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Jcwelry Of all styles and prices at the
Pos'oflce.
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We are authorized and requested to announce
4. j. WHiT IA a candidate for re- election to
the oNtcc OF County Trustee. Election in Au-
ruIf
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a Remarkable Result.

Poultry wanted. See SurgEinc &
ohnston, they are headquarters.
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60" ana Calf for sale. Apply nj this
Office.
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For SkCrlT.

We arc authorizes and requested to aurounc,
DANIEL MCDON ELL IA 2 candidate fl
sheriff AT the ensuing august election.
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DO to eircds vhcu you want shoes.
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L~anGrc,h's Garden Seeds fresh at the
posroficc.,
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For Fine Whistles for medical Use 20
o Frank Kelley's.
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Gave money by trading with j. NJ.
tIwnu.
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Aswiug Machine Nead'es at the rost-
stice.
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We are authorized and requested To announce
GRO. j. HAfh Is ~ O. cSnuldatc toy shcriS
Election in August.
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Nepds have the largest lot Of SHOES IN
tAe city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-04

Nc J~AsA6sCHEK This 0niiau, &C.
trees begins IN engagement tonight at
tbs Memphis Theate-, The opening clay
being Catherine Of Russia, a piece which
will interest and please all who witness
its Interpretation By Nine Janauschek.
The company with Nine Janauschek is
a OF the best that ever visited Mem
phis, and will render most excellent SUP
port. Seats for Nine Janauschek are
selling rapidly, and the indications are
that her engagement will be unusually
successful.
MAESxERoHoR BALL. = To night the
MannerchOr will give a grand bal mas
que at its hall, corner Of Second and JEFF
ferson streets. No means necessary to
make this occasion attractive and agree
able will be spared BY the managers.
There will be q large attendance.
LECTURE Mrs. DR.. A. Cutter will lee.
ture to ladies' 10 the Third street German
Presbyterian church Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings. Admission, rs
cents.
LAWRENCE BARRETT-This we'll known
actor begins an engagement at the Mem
phis Thsater the 18th inst. Among his
plays are Julius Caesar, and a new com
edy entitled ~Iucoustant.
sorHERS This great f~svorile will
play at the Memphis Theater Mardi-
Gras week. he will bring a company If
twenty-five persons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-04
A Happy Weadinn.

Sunday afternoon ST.. Patrick's Church
was crowded with people to witness the
marriage Of Mr.. Charles Foppis0o and
Miss Mary D. Rata. After the cere.
mony. which vas gracefully performed
by Rev. Father Lucelli. the newly welded
couple and attendants, Mr.. Johs H.
Plain and Miss Kate A. Rata, repaired
to the residence Of the groom's father,
No. 298 Third street, where q reception
was held and a large number of friends
assembled to congratulate Mr.. and Mrs.
Foppisno. A sumptuous feast was
served and very much enjoyed by the
guests. The occasion was so pleasant
that the guests remained until a late
hour before bidding good night to the
worthy groom aud his accomplished
bride. An especial feature Of the even
ing was the rendition Of vocal selections
by Messrs. VIM. Gull aud Morris Son.
field, the latter giving an interesting imi.
tatiou Of the Comet, and eliciting gene
rous compliments. The bridal presents
we're numerous, appropriate aud in many
instances quite costly. Among the pres
ents we noticed the following: silver
castor from Mrs. Ashbrook; ivory comb,
brush and toilet set froa Mr.. Frank
Steele; china set from Mrs. Caroline
Foppisno; box Of fine handkerchief
from Mrs. Henry c. Page; set OF hand.
some napkins from Mrs. Malatesta; toll.
cite set from Miss Jennie Foppiano; a
pair Of beautiful co%unterpanes from
friends; a dozen fancy towels and a Get
Of gold jewelry from Mrs. Joe McCaffrey;
bauket of champagne from Miss Rosa
Malatesta; marble-top bureau, centre Ia
Bile and wash.stand from the father of
the groom. We join in the wish Of the
numerous friends Of the family that the
newly welded pair will enjoy a life Of
undimmed prosperity and happiness.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-04
NIardi-Gras Travel.

Encouraging answers are being re-
ceived from different railroad and steam.
boat lines relative to special excur-
sion rates to the Memphis Mardi.
Gras. The Louisville and Nashville,
Memphis and Charleston, Mississippi
and Tennessee, Memphis and Little Rock
and Memphis and Paducah roads will
issue excursion tickets, good from the
first to the tenth Of March. The Illinois
Central will issue tickets at one and one
9Th rates, good for nine days. The
round trip fare from Chicago will be
$24 60 and from St, Louis $24 60.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-04
OFFICIAL SALARIES.
A General Reduction Recommended
By the Commlttee-the DIFF.
ference Now and Then.

The committee on salaries will report
to the city council at it's meeting to.
night. The committee recommends the
following reductions:
Comptroller $1,000 instead of $4,000
the present sum, which is largely in ex-
cess Of the salary Of a good book. keeper.
A man can live on $1,000.
City Register $1,000 with perquisites,
instead of $500. This amount is con-
sidered ample compensation for the
work.
sergesnt.at.Arms 5000 instead Of
1880. The sun of 5000 is not too small
for the duties of this position, which a
be easily filed by most any person able
to walk about town.
Whsrfmsster ten per cent. on all COL
lections. This isa worry handsome salary,
being $4,000 or more per annum. The
amount Of five par cent. on collie ctions
would be ample.
City inspector thirty.three and a third
per cent Of collections to BE- turned over
to the city, This will enable the inspec
tor to live at ease.
Keeper of Public Squares, $3.50 in.
stead Of $500. This is sufficient pay for
| the miniature framework of the mark.
keepers.
Back tax collector four per cent. on
back tax collections, and two per cent.
en- real estate collections. This is o good
thing tor the collector.
Mathematics, 1916 each, instead Of
$500. This is good pay, and about as
much as the incumbent can expect from
a bankrupt city.
City engineer, $500, instead of $1,000,
his assistant to have $3.50 per day.
These are living rates.
Foreman street force, 50 so per day;
foreman Of street force aud chain.gang,
81 per day laborers not to have more
than $3.50 per day.
Board Of health officer, $1,000; score.
tary, $500, instead Of $1,000, and presi-
dent, 81 per aunum.
Hospital physician, including duties OF
druggist, $500. This is much more than
many frst-clsss physicians make out Of
their practice.
City Hall %jsnitor, $45 per month. 1t
will not be difficult to get a Grst-class
%janitof for this sum.
City Hall Waterman, $50 per month
Chief &C. police aud fire departments
$500, instead Of $4,000.
Captains of fire departments, $1,000
instead Of 1920; the Office of sergean
to be abolished.
Firemeu, $65 per mouth.
PatroImen, $50 per month.
Engineers OF FIRE departments, $1,000
instead OF $1,000.
In one case, that Of wharfmastsr, Their
ought to be a further reduction. Fivr
per cent, Of collections is good pay.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-04
Change in a Prominent Cloth
ing House,

Messrs. S. Vendig and W. A. Sneed.
having this day purchased the entire
stock Of clothing of Sproule d McCown,
would respectfully ask their customers
and the public generally to call on them
before purchasing clothing or gents fur
nishing goods. They will soon have in
store a we'll assorted stock Of mems and
boys clothing, gents furnishing goods,
which they guarantee to sell lower than
the lowest. VEEDIG 4 SNEED,
Cor. Main and Jefferson streets.
Now in store, and offering at very low
prices, 1000 linen white shirts at 81 each;
200 cashmere vests at 75c; 200 silk velvet
vests al 81; 200 silk vests at 81 90.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-04
A Hasty marriage.

Yesterday Sam Richardson aud Lula
Cash, two colored persons, we're arrested
for loving not wisely but too well. Tim
Hope with characteristic benevolence in.
terviewed the parties, aud after deliver
ing a lecture on the beauty and excel
lence of domestic felicity induced Rich
ardson to take Miss Cash for his lawful
wife. Mr.. Hope at oncs procured the
requisite license, and the parties we're
married by Recorder Duff this morning.
Owing to the mOdesty Of the groom be
failed to comply with Tins request that
he kiss the bride.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-04
Fuchs, Game store.

V. D. Fuchs, the great game aud fish
dealer at Nos 80 and Al Jefferson street,
continues TO supply the public with the
best and most choice meats, fish, poultry,
celery and game generally. His arrange
ments are such as to keep a full supply
Of game, fish, etc, and to furnish them
at the very lowest prices. BY his relia.
BILE method of doing business aud enter
prise in keeping the best aud most select
articles in his line, Mr.. Fuchs has long
since become the leading dealer in Mem.
phis. We commend him and his excel,
lent establishment to the public.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-04
CIrcuit Court JurIos.

The following jurors were i~mpaneled
this morning in the Circuit Court: Jury
No. Nv. S. Wright, James Steele, Or
laRdo Brown, R. H Vance, E. H. Mar.
tin, G. L, Byrd, Wyatt Epps, Thomas q.
Chiffon, R. R. Nelson, A. E. Mills, j. N.
Oliver and A. W. Roberts; Jury No. q
A. w. Hanna, W. G, Hardin, C. s. Price,
William Chase, W. E. Barnett. H. S.
King, G. R. Redford, ]. ]. Murphy, Reu-
ben Jones, V. b. Martin, P. NJ. Dickiu.
son aud M. Cody. These Jurors are or.
dered to report next Monday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-04
The Rnua..momIOids.

We are placed in possession of the
following facts regarding the killing Of
the railroad and express station agent,
t. B. Roual, by one s. P. Tucker, at
Vaughan's Station, Mississippi Two or
three days before the tragedy, Roual en-
tered Tucker Office and asked if he was
the author of a letter in which complaint
was made against him Tor official nsglj-
gence. Roual at the same time present
ed a pistol at Tucker, who had been
weighing cotton, aud as the latter started
to the rear Of the Office the intruder said,
Damn you, if you don't stop l will kill
you" Tucker stopped, and advancing
toward Roual said: IF you will
lay your pistol aside I'll give you the
best whipping you ever had" Tucker
then seized ROual and elected him from
the house. The latter during Tuesday
and Wednesday, said to different per-
sons, THE thing is not settled, and l
will kill Tucker yet" Tucker was there.
upon advised to be on the lookout.
Thursday Rousl approached fuckers
business house, snd with his left hand
opened the door; at the same time be at
tempted to draw his pistol, and there
upon Tucker, who was in the rear Of the
store, seized a gun and fred, the load Of
shot striking ROual, who fell dead. These
we are assured, are the facts in the case,
and as we have given the version of the
other side, it is but proper to publish
,b,a .toto-nr
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The United statea court.

Judge Baxtsr, the new Judge who has
been appointed 10 the position on the
bench made vacant by the death of Judge
Emmons, rescbel the city Saturday
night, aud is BOW holding court. Judge
Baxter is engaged 10 hearing the appeal
docket and the caso' in which Judge
TriPg is ineligible. He Arnouncsi this
morning that be would take DO excuse,
and q he came here 70 do butiness, Law.
yers must be prepared with their cases.
Judge Baxter received q cordial elcome
from tic lawyers, end will End many
irisads in Menu bis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-04
Grace and 81. La1arus Gnu ehes.


Yesterday the respective cougrega-
items Of Grace and St. Lazarus (Episco-
pail churches voted on and adopted tho
committees report relative to the con.
solidation Of these two parishes. The
committee was composed of three mem.
bers appointed by Bishop Quintsrd, and
six members from the two churches. The
congregations yesterday adopted the fol-
lowing:
Resolved, That the vestry of this
church be and are hereby authorized and
requested, as early as may be practica.
BILE, to take such action as may be proper
and necessary to perfect the union be-
tween this church and that of 81. Lac.
arus, and to consolidate the two churches
into one by the organization Of a new
church.
The committee will at once proceed to
carry out the instructions of the above
resolution.