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think I ever used the words in speaking

W.
Q.-Have you never used these words in
speaking OF It; That the President said he was
appointed on. account OF matters not best to be
You to understand that do not propose o to make
any answer here that will reflect upon the Prcsi-
dent OF the United States.
Q.-Please state what reason the President did
give fol. this appointment A.-His statement
was TO the effect that this man had been n good
Republican and had done good Republican
service in Louisiana. That was the substance
Of IT,
Mr. Cox objected to the course taken by tho
Democratic members OF the committee. He
SAID there seemed TO be u desire 10 argue things
and nut dates together M though i was deter
mined that it should be declared before the
public. step by step. that n part OF this commit
tee have convicted Hayes from the beginning.
Mr.. Butler denied us far as he was concerned,
any such imputaiion. and stated that he WIS not
To- be affected in his course 10y the glamour Qf
onlre. but would deal with men. however high
or low they might be- indifferently. and would
not ask n question concerning the President OF
the United Suites that he would'not put concern
ing the humblcst individual In the country.
BY Mr.. Butlcr-lIavn't you said To ANYBODY
that the President said to you that. because AM
dcrson had some knowledge of political ailaiis
in Louisiana, II was necessary. convenient,
or proper That his appointment should be
nader A.-Not TO my recollection. | may hnye
conveyed that impression to several people but
~ TO stating II as the words OF the President.
am confident never have done so.
Q..Have you stated that in substance rs what
the President said2 Al may have done so.
Odd you state IL truly2 Al stated II
tru as 1t remained in my mind. and wish t.
say right here | rcpel all insinuatons that |
cssary shall protect myself against such i'm.
putations. The rest of this committee are gen
tlenen and have treated me us such. but Gen
Butler is a rowdy and II the committee will moi
protect me will protect myself.
Q,-When did you first hear Of the existence
Of the Matthews letters ,.A.-lnst September
Q.-When did you first hear OF the supposed
Sherman letter. About the same time
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MRS. UIILMaRTII's DEATH.
Amer Her Long and Secluded Life In an Old
Home-A Daughters Devotion.

Mrs. Mary A. Willmarth. who is believed to
have been the oldest resident Of Jersey city died at her
home on Bay street, Saturday She ~ years OF
ase. Fifty years ago her husband prosperous sill.
versmith In New York. aud he purchased the old house
In Bay street for country residence The u the
Hudson then almost 10 their door The house was
e, 20 tenants for bu; after Mrs wmarih became
widow she began To- live IA IT, and she has remained
there rarely leaving Is ground. Tor the past forty years
Size had three daughters. Two Of them were married
one Lieut. Williamson OF the United States Nnvy. and
the other to the late Mr. William r. Morton. The ih.ri
daughter remained her mothers sake. md
her companion through all her long and secluded lie IA
the old house Mrs Wilmarth was Nerv charitable She
contracted habit taking aloud To herself and her old
appearance A. she cumcs walked thus Out dour.
led to her being regarded with superstition by the ch
dreu VI tle neighDorhOod
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New York BAY MysturIe.

Black Tom. tine low island in the bay OF Com
muuipaw that has for years boon the OF river
pirates aud the Of IN, -tcr!ous explosions 10 be
reclaimed The National STORAGE Company has begun
LAYING crib works ior piers and foundations TOR store
house, and ol rNucrics the island and l. dredging
uv channel between 1t and the mainlaud. Black Tom
tull ui ms fcrcS Few huatmtu cared 60 approach
10 In the mast time. Last summer some WHtprnrn,
while ROWING past BLACK Tom az u.nt. heard siiicd
screams from The island amt saw woman STRUGGLING
win two men on me edge o. The island In minute the
woman dlsagnt arcd AMI the r-iDu waite rmcu ruWed
away The next dAN neatly made WunAus shoe was
iuuui reeds ANA mud tht shore the island where
the struggle had been sd tut other the
woman OF her assailants was ever found.
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IJII:I,.

DONOVAN On sunday. June - Mary Elizabeth Dono
van. beloved dHu-htrr 81 Bartholomew ana Cathariue
Donovan, aged 10 wears months and DAYS
The relatives amt fr"ui- ~ the family respectfully
invited TO ate nd the funeral this Tuesday afternoon
uC.uck
DOHAN.-On sunday. Jure % ancr a painful illness
Fannie Lunuv. tlc beloved wife Of Edward Doran a
native ot Cniagh parish Of kiilyeagh, county Down.
Ireland. Too lNr i~th YEAR
The relatives friends OF thc family are respectfully
nVird a. attend the fluernl her late residence Tk
NNrt" nv. ON Tuesday, 18th int, at2 O'Clock. liner
FuWLER-A. West Boxfori Mass June H. Mrs
Nancy fuw, Z. ag.i ~1 wears aud II months
. FRENCH -ln' burlington, Conn June rs, Bowers
frtuch aged 90 wears
GROsL On suuday cvcnlnf June % of heart disease
az his late fr,dncc. - East is Il, Michael GrOsk In
the tdih year 40 hi. ngc
Relative. ani i-nd, also the members of the Mechan
ics uui iriNDsnrus ~'efy respectfully nNitrd 10
Htrm the iuurnl AZ inc Colepaie Reformed Dutch
thn"h r".urr 90. itahetc place and an st. on Wednes
dHi. 2Gfl lf.l ut . IT, NJ
HENNlGAR -Jur' - John iiennigar. aged ~ years.
luncr!! on june - rom ~ Hudson It at =
HANNES-N Cambridge. Mass June ~ Matilda
HufHr.. uftt .n NcHr~ ana Wurth-.
klNNEpf lin Rrou.lvu. on SATURDAY. June -. Mar
rar-t T. N,uurdN. 200 tl.r d1tl year vi her age.
&c. Nt. Iui frfcnd- tctuly invited 10 ATTIC nd
to nurrul from ncr hate rr-ien 30 Court st.
trnir svuh broyA! n, oh esda> june 20 at2 o'clock
LtYNG-At the residence Of Mr. John Knisht south
nruuAl,u ou >uuJ ST. jung 30 sarah Jaue Laying widow
ui far lat John lHNu- 90 Harlem.
Notice of funeral hereafter
VIII klNruN -juut - James Jacquet wilkinson.
Nufwc u funeral Tomorrow.
MLL>H.-p. sunday, June - Isaac |. Welsh.
r. 1uvts uui friends are invited tu attend the funeral
o. Tuesday at O'Clock. from his late residence Jersey
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state bonds ruled nrm and more active We uotc sales
Of Louisiana - consolidated. at So a~iis Nr-uu o..
consolidated, cN matur' coupons d14Wbfs Icuu,ssy
d.. new series. a'ig, ami Georgia u. at lu2
kalruud securities were stronger increased f.i-
mes The following were the PRINCIPAL transactions
Chicago. burlington ana quincy -, 10 thIcHgu Bur.
hn-ion and quincy j. CON, ma central lst- con
assentrd ms Nil amt 81 Paul /. and W. div lnl. Nil
ana st Paul cun>ul f.. lu.sln4's New YORK Central
IS lNsa, uhs@lol4; New Igrk Central g. lss7 3b
New York Central lists coup l1lls Chicago AMI North.
western cunsol coupon gold bonds 9sA Morris unl IL.
=, II 100. Canada southern lst guar. 7d'a a1G4
Central Pacific l.t.. san lnnuin branch. 81 gNl Cen.
tral Paclnc land grant Hhs5l's Union Paci"c Railroad
lists lu7 Sl17a Union Pacific - land grant lO7s a
iu7ft Union PHCihc sinking tuud. lui Alton nd Tcrtr
Hauie income. 31G3i Pacific Railroad OF Missouri l,i-,
lOi Toledo and Wabash lets. COUP ~, Toledo aud
Wabash IDS, eN nov COUP. 1871 di Toledo and Wabash
lists, ST l. dN.. s7t4 Toledo and Wabash con cuuV ex
Aug. ls7S and previous. ~. Pits II " AMI chic Isis
IN New York Elevated Railroad lst,. eV-s sHsi.
The opening. highest lowest, I. NJ. closing price
Oi stocks to-day
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AM SEuENTS.
Creatures Of Impulse" and the Rest OF the
Pnrk Theatre ntertaInment.

Not many bites are being made of the
cherry of summer theatricals in this city, and
that Is the main reason why the Lingards at
the Park Theatre receive such degree Of
amusement that II light, is pleasurabe; al
though the addition OF" Creatures of Impulse "
TO the bill last evening did not much increase
the latter quality. This farce Is one Of w. s..
Gilhert's least happy dramatic experiments,
and II was not played in a way TO make It's SINAI
merit appreciablc Mr.. Lingard gave twelve OF
his familiar characterl2ations. Our BOYS in
It's third week here. had gained in smoothness
Of performance. and was. as usual immoder-
ately laughed at
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The Saving. Bank. Reducing Their Expenses.

ALBANY. June 2i.-The ayermens made last
week respecting the expenses Of Sew York savings
banks In special Albany corrcspondrncr were grossly
inaccurate they embraced the figures ton han year
instead Of the whole year The figures should be- doubled
Too order 10 reach The true amounts lnmHnN of these ln
situations the Bank Department Is already advised Of
material reductions an salaries AMI other expenses The
mon u, Ne savings Bnuks expenses for salaries and
misctlun Expenditures Tor the current Nrar WI. bee
barely sixty per cent Of those of md wear The German
Savings Bank has reduced IFS Nnr-es forty prr cent
last wear srNprn.cs The Metropolitan. Manhattan Dry
Dock tulou, uud BoWcry have also taken steps IN The
.tttt.I fr..|f ti.u
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NEW ORLEANS. June 10. 1878.
The undersigned certiies that he held Tor
ling Il Runge wholesale druggists. % Upper
First st., Evansville. Ind. one-tenth ticket No.
$3.50. class F. in the Louisiana State Lottery
Thousand Dollars, on Tuesday. June H. 1878
said ticket having cost the sum OF One Dollar
sold by John Commit. nrwsdealer on the Chi
cago. 81. Louis and New Orleans Railroad. aud
that the amount was promptly paid on presen.
tatlon OF the ticket at the ofice Of the Company.
NJ. BANIsTER,
Runner State National Bank Of New Orleans
Ado.
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BISIlOP-DOwNES ON the 23i ult NJ the Church Of
81 Francis Xavier. ly the Eey. Father White. William
TayOr Bi-hop OF Birmingham. Englani, 10 Josephine
ter England
MURRAY-COCK- the residence Of the brides
Iurrrt 40 thHnrnqua. y on the 18Th of June Robert
M.rray ,ani !, che Anna DAUGHTER Of Emnehem Cock
FkltNl-kAft ON tho 22d inst. at the residence Of
& ilInck. E.l. boy the Rev l. Halnnann IN. Victor
Preclt ans Cu,clc karp Professor oi NA.sar College.
uArN AN-SANRf.--At Mnrcellus. ~ Y. on June TO-
Albert T. Oatnan OF Sew York 10 Luz H. sayre Of former
place.
sCRUToN-BENNETT On Thursday June 30 by the
Rev Thomas Gallaulc Charles r. scrutou 10 chry stems
Bennett
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PORTLAND. June 24.-Full returns give Whit
aker demo for Congress. 1884; Hines Ropl 1884
Campbell dudl. $50 For Goveruor-lhayer DEM
ldr3, Beekman Rep, l6uu9 Wilkins dndl. 1853
secretary of State-Earhart rep 10 l40. Rcams Dem
lA0'-, Gates lluil .-NS state TfrH~urrr-lir,ch
drop 1882 Brown DEM. l5,4a3 suthcrhu lind
T-b state fuuer-tarfcr lcUI lei. 100 Nultuer dem
l'Gd3. craig dnll, l2ls sulrrntp udcnt ot Public In
. Parker, dndl D.. lluS
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A striped tent was spread over the tagged
courtyard OF ST rcresas Ur.ulne Academy adjoining
81 Tcrcsa Church last evening. To shelter very large
assemblagc The third annual exhibition OF the pupils
WAS begun shortly before O'Clock The stage made
brilliant series Of rarely beautiful tahleanx
NNants, The seasons The graceful little misses no
participated wore costumes richer than those that
seen ON tie profess stage ana showed careful train.
ing 90 mni ana manner IN the delivery Of the lines
The latter part of the programme and the awarding Of
premiums were cut oil by sudden doWnpuur OF rain.
They Will he features Of the annual exercises Of the pa
IuCliul tins
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New York. Oldest Cashier.

Among the bearers ut the funeral OF the late
banker, Mr. Nermye Was NJ. Aaron Is HAYES the
oldest cashier In point Of service in America This Is the
more surprising In one WIN shows 50 little ma of
It's hard 10 believe when looking at Mr. HaNcss bright
and powerful countenauce that he has been cashier
tor forty eight yeArs The largest part of this service has
been performed the North River BauA, where lie may
be found daily al lis desk
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The five negroes and three white men who
were arrested sunday for having attacked aud
stabbed Patrick Ryan the pr1e FIGHTER in Fulton street
brooklyn, ON saturday night were held Yesterday for
examination June - Neither Ryan nor Joe Co.'s who
WAS also beaten, appeared as cOmpainants Ryan re-
turned ~ Troy on sunday.
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EXIT THE SCHUETzENFEST.
.,uDoE eTLDERsLEETE PRESERVING
THE MEDAL FOR TEAMS.
The TriumphaI March OF the ze'',er =, Wssr
Ker.-Herr trii.f,i. ths. =. Mountain ., " ~ sda,..

Ker.-Herr triisf,f. ths. y. Mountain o.oa' w.da,..
The Union Hill Schiitzen Fest was closed
yesterday with team shooting for the Forest and
Stream gold medal. which is offered every year.
There were twelve entries. The largest num-
Der of points scored out OF possible 1900 were
TO carry Off the medal and when the shooting
closed the Zettlerr Rife Club Of New York were
ahead with .59G. This club has for several years
enjoyed the reputation OF capturing the medal
offered for team shooting at the Schntzcn
tests. The team nearest to the Iettlerr Club
yesterday were the Helvetla Rife Club who
scored AGO points. At the conclusion OF the
shooting Judge Gildcrslecve. OF the American
tam, presented the Forest and Stream medal to
the Captain of the Iettlerr Club. amt the club
with banners and music, made the circuit OF the
The attendance in the park yesterday was
large. but did not compare with that OF sunday
or Of Wednesday The concourse OF SuDduy
was really immense. Some OF the officers OF
the festival were offended and chagrined at the
announcement in yesterdays Sun that at 2
o'clock in the afternoon two and twenty empty
beer kegs lay in an eloquent row on tue swnrd
in front Of the CASTLE ami that subsequently
these kegs rose mountain high. That nsser-
ton. in truth cannot be rctracted; but II may
be said in regard to these kegs that their num-
Der was not scundalous considering the vast
ness Of the multitude on the grounds. .,
The following il IA list Of the teams that took
part in Yesterdays shooting, with the score OF
each attached The highest score possible was
1000:
Zettier Rife club ... 500 Bkyn Schutzen Corps 1870
leveta Rife club. i4e5 llelVetia schut1en cps 1887
Newark schutzen tie. Scppenieldts schut-
scllSchaft 14fll Corps ........... Pr
jersey schuIen Corps l42D iiclveua club 1lOj
New York city Schut llndepcnient Schutzcn
Curps IfOil Corps. New York ltf20
Zettlcr Rihc Club. ..... t37i Brooklyn. ED. schut
Columbia club ..... 1857 zen Corps. ISL
\. Y. schutzen Corps. 1881
number Of probably envous persons found
| fault with Herr Crusus the fortunate rinemaa
| Of Schntzen Park. who was spoken OF in yester-
days SuN rs having been made lame by the
weight OF the honorable medals that he had
won. for permitting himself TO be famed 10y
these medals. In Justice to Herr Crusius IL
| should be said that The Sun intended merely
| small pleasantly when II spoke Of him ~
| being bowed down and crippled under n shirt
| Of gold and silver mail. and that whereas the
| number OF medals on his breast was really very
| great. the real cause Of the gallant markslnan's
| hrneness was n sprained ankle which he in
CURED by u too Jealous activity in the discharge
oil his manifold duties.
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Harvard Getting the Better OF Yale.

New HAVEN. June ?i-The third game in the
Yaic-uanard series Wa, played here today The Yale
nine were outpiayrd in every direction. Their play IN
the FOLD was very loose Harvard took every chance
that was offered. The following il the score.
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M.IRISE TNTELLTG ENCR

ptSttrrEi AtvANtc-rrts ptv.
sunrse,....,4 20 shn SETS. ~ Noon rises. 50
uhgu varNR-rits NAV
sandy Hook. - Gov lsan'.. Va Hell date. ~
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Business llo'it,s.


Nnplevood breeding mud Training Fnrm.-
JtfsrfsoN. o. DC L. l-TI DIR WILLIAM Gilrs. al 9Th
nN New llfk.-utAR -. Pie nr two quart tot
DURING me rusi TWO wears have used In stable te
The exclusion ut nll other unrnts II is the be u thing
have ever seen Cor either man beast could do
withOutit Eur1.el uud draitfor -
VERY truly yours II. T WADE.
Send fir pamphlet. DIR. GILES. 100 West BTOadwas
y \. Trial size 2jC.
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"Mlasmlne" positively cures malaria and dy spepsia
Price So. Der bottle, sVd by all druggists -Aav
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The Best Remedy for Children while Teeth
Lm. ], Mr.- WHIST nM- 5 snl-himg sNrnn
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4 81 Pearl or Mixed Derby. 81. 90, Fine
Mackiuaw sIOp worth So Is Nrw Church 1t. up stairs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-04
Execufer,a Sale.

ON THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MAY
~ 1878, at IL O'Clock m, in front Of No II
south Court street, in Memphis, Tenn Wa
will sell to the highest bidder, under the will
of 4. N. Edmonds,. the following described
real estate lying in the city aforesaid. to.
Beginning at the northwest corner of Tav.
lors lot on the east side Of Mulberry street:
tnence nortn "a Ieet; thence east i5 feet;
thence south A feet; thence west ls5 feat To
the beginning, being part Of lot No, 7, in block
81 and upon which stands the tenement No.
IL Mulberry street.
Also the lot and tenements known as thu
Old Corner" lying at the southeast iniersecS
ton OF Linden and Oausey streets, with a
front on Linden of IS feet, and a front on
CSausey Of about 70 feet. being part of lot i.
Also the lot on the east side of Cau,.v
street, beginning at a point 80 feet south from
the southwest corner Of the lot last desofibed.
thence southwardly with Causey streef al
feet. more or less. to the southwest corner NJ
lot q; thence eastwardly between p~arslleI
lines l2O feet to Bain's limo. being part Of lot
Terms of Sale One-fourth cash: balance in
one W and three years, with interest.
c. W. FRAZER,
~ G. W. EDM0NDS,
5000 Executors. etc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-04
AttachmenL Notice.

No, ll61-Before G.. D. Crockett, ,Justioo NJ
the Peace for Shelby county, Tenn.-Men-
ken Bros. vs.. L. II. Hill.
IN his CAUSE AN ATTACHMENTHAV-
ins cen sued out under section S4b Of the
Code Of tennessee, and returned levied upon
the property OF the defendant. and affidavit
dobted 10 tho plaintiffs in the sum Of sl02. 50,
que BY account, and thatth claim IL lust, and
that defendant Is a nonresident Of the State
Of. Tennessee IL is therefore ordered that
said defendant make his perfonal appear
ance before me on the 22d day OF May,
1878, at 10 o'clock m at my office, No. 2S5
Main street, Memphis, Tennessee, and defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-
soribed by law, or tho same will BE- proceeded
wlS Isbg a anca ana WAL to oVp iov ~ ' oap VscsI %
weeks In the Public Ledger.
This the 10th day Of April, 1879.
4l-iT.bS CD. CR0CKETf, J. P,
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LEGAL.


TNDER and By virtue Of the trust deed
~ made by L. Podests, bearing date tho
18Th day Of April, 1874. and reccrdered In Book
70. lOl. page lS2, Of the Registers Office Of
shelby county, Tennessee. to secure a certain
inde~ btedness therein specified. which is past
due aud unpaid. at the request Of the bene6-
ciary in said deed named, / will, on Thurs.
day she l6th gay Sf Nay, 1878,
at the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee,
proceed t. sell at public auction. to the highest
bidder, for cash. the following property stu
ated in the city Of Memphis, Shelby county.
State OF Tennessee. and described as follows:
Beginning at the alley on the west side Of
DeSoto street. Whereon A. N. Ferguson re-
sided; running thence south with DeSoto
street forty. seven and one-half feet; thence
westwardly and parallel with Beal street one
hundred and ninety feet TO q stake on an
alley; thence northwardly with said alley
forty-seven and a half feet to stake on said
alley; thence eastWardly with the alley enc
hundred and ninety-nine feet to the begin
ming. being the same conveyed by J. R. Sesen-
berry TO l.. Podesta, by deed registered in the
Register office Of Shelby county in Book No.
s., page 497. 70 which reference is made for =
full description.
Equity OF redemption waived. Title be-
loved to be perfect, but l will sell only as
Trustee. A. RAGGI0, Trustee.
Memphis, April Is. 1878. 1857
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-04
Trustees Sale.

~ VIRTUE Of a trust deed frsm Mary A.
y and John + Cameron, recorded in the
on ~fhursd"y, June 20. 1875, At -
O'Clock, at the corner of Madison and Main
streets, Memphis. offer for sale, for cash. to
the highest bidder. lot 80 of the N. NJ. Trexe-
want subdivision, situated about three miles
east OF Memphis, at the intersection Of Trez-
evant and Royster avenues, containg 6 15-1N
acres, with dwelling and other improvements.
10 pay the last note and interest, given by
said Camerons for purchase money Of said lot.
Right of redemption waived.
43- 81 JOHN p. IRRELEVANT Trust.a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-04

Virginia City Enterprise
The cabin in which Mark Twain
lived when he was an "honest
miner" is still standing at Aurora
in a tolerable state Of preservation.
The back end, which extended into
the side of the hill, and was made
of stones laid up with mud, has
fallen in, but the front and sides,
which were Of rough lumber, still
stand. The door is gone, little Of
the roof is left, and what remains
Of the structure has a decided "dip"
to the southwest. A grand army
of prospectors had taken possession
of all there was in sight when
Mark arrived at Aurora; therefore
he was obliged to go for something
that was not to be seen. He loca.
ted his famous ''Blind Lode. "
What this lode might be like no
Que could tell, as no sign Of it was
to be seen on the surface. As we
have never heard Of his digging
down to look for his vein, it is
likely that he thought it just as
well to camp there and sec if it
wouldn't one day crop out on the
surface. The new shaft Of the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-04

1919 A. d.
Attachment Notice.

In the Circuit Court Of Shelby county, Tenn.
April ., lS78.=Clark, johnson & Co.. a firm
composed of B.. e. Clark. O. B. Clark Il l.
II. Coe VS.. Ed Storm.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAV.
\ ing been sued out under section 3l5 OF the
LO9e Of tennessee, and returned into court
levied upon the personal property OF the IA
fendant, 10 Storm. and affidavit having been
mace that the defendant is justly indebted
70 plaintiffs in the sum of one thousand dol
lars, due By account, and that said defendant
Is q nonresident Of the State of Tennessee
1t Is therefore ordered that the said defend.
ant. Ed Storm. make his personaI
appearance herein, before the Judge. Of
the Circuit Court Of Shelby county, at the
courthouse in the city Of Memphis. on
the third Monday in May next and de-
fend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law. or the same will be nro.
ceeded with ex parte, and that a copy of this
order be published once a week for four con-
secutive weeks in the Public Ledger.
Atrue copy. This 9th day of April. 1878
Attest: B. +, COLEMAN 0iari
Estes = Elicit, Att'ys for plaintiffs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-04
LEGAL.
Trustee Sale,

IN pursuance Of a trust deed made 10 me
Il October 6, 1876, and duly recorded, [ will.
on May ~, 1873, between 10 and IL o'clock,
ia from. Of my. ofioe, No. 35 Madison street,
Memphis, for the purposes in said trust deed
expressed. cell to the highest bidder for cash,
Tennessee. fronting on the north side Of the
Memphis and Raleigh Plank Road, 5 chains
l6A links running back northward % chains
60 links bounded west by lot now or latel
claimed by Hugh Mott, and east BY lot belong
i,nDg TO the estate Of VIM. Walden, north BY
VIM, 4. Hardin, and south by said Plank
Road. N. s. HAMMOND. Tynetae
OHARLKs KoRTREcHT. ATTY. FL 20