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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26

A DEbEklGD NO-h@aAN <AAA<NSfNS $500 =
CooPERsTowN, N. Y, Aug. 25.-While c.
r. Fuller who registered at the Ballard House as FROM
New-York aud Mrs Clark, who is said TO be New-York
merchants wife, were sitting the shore OF the Lake
Yesterday morning. a woman heavily yelled attacked
the Gentleman, and pointing pistol AT MS head de-
mapded why he had left her for the woman De was Wn
Mt Fuller tried to take the pistol from the woman out
she throw him down. and placing the psOl at Ms beAd
called upOn him confess that she was MS VIE Yes,
darlng of course you are; but don't shoot Tor Gods
sale 70 he cried Several persons arrived at TINS mo.
msnt and the woman disarmed. she then wanted
Nh Fuller arrested saying that he was her husband nd
had deserted her. Mrs CLARK NEG INTO mousse near Dys
AMI hid herself in pantry.
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rwo cAsEs In PHILADELPHIA.

PROMPT PRECAUTIONS IAhEN'
PHmADUIPHIA Aug. 25.-IwO cases of yellow te-
yer were discovered here last night. yourg man
called at the Pennsylvania Hospital and inquired OF
the attending physician if two patients could
be treated there. The doctor inquired as to the
nature Of the cases, and was told that
there were two men at No. sO4 South Eighth-st.,
who arrived on Friday from Yieksburg,
Miss. and now showed signs Of fever. The
doctor informed the authorities, and Health officers
were Immediately detailed TO take the sick man TO
the Municipal Hospital an institution in the suburbs
designed especially for the treatment Of such cases.
The house was then thoroughly disinfected, the
trunks Of the fever-stricken patients and
al clothing in the house were taken away.
The Health Commissioners say that the cases were
discovered in good time, and that there is no
cause for alarm.
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rrIrGpAPHIO NoTEs.

TppxroS. n. j., Aug. 25.-The banks here will
hereafter refuse receive the trade dollar
M.NsFELD Ohio Aug 25.-lhe Ohio state Arch
,acsi Asaooation win at Wooster, september 8.
pm, .DVrpHIA Aug 25-The firm of Martin
sons has been adudged bankrupt The Arms
liabilities amount 10 S22o,IOO
Fprv Penn. Aug. 24--The new tramp law here,
esrb trnps are soutenced 20 thirty days hard labor
~, IN he ehaiu gang iS working beautituS.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

MADRID, Aug. 24.-0ne hundred and sew
eny thousand vine stocks in the Malaga district have
been attacked by phyllOxera.
HAVANA, Aug 24.-It is reported that the
sugar crop Of Porto Rico has suffered loss Of so per
cent by rains This probably refers to the last crop
LONDON, Aug. PA special dispatch to
The Manchester Guardian from Berlin says The
0oatioDs between Mgr Massea, the Papal Nuncio aud
Prince Bismarck have led to no result whatever Tue
Utramontanes will therefore, continue 10 oppose tie
Government In the Rechstag"
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
RUSSIA DISSATISFIED.

SIGNS OF ILL FEELING TOWARD ENGLAND.
RUSSIA RAISING MORE MoNEY-THE HERzKGoyE-
MAN REBELS DEMoRAIIZED
In Russia, semi-oficial journal censures
Lord Salisbury and the English consuls for
charging the Russians with abetting the atroc-
ties committed by the Bulgarians. Russia
is about to raise a large loan. In
Herzegovina, the insurrection has received
a serious blow from the defeat at StOlatz.
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rRrMEs avn oAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LEBANOS, Penn, Aug. 25.--SsmueI Hooper,
bsvv estate owner prominent citizen Of AnDyie,
b een year and eight months impson'
ment Ia the peniteDtiary for arson
sKRERATELAs N. T., Aug. 24.-As the steamer
, Ifsven was returning today from Glen Haven 10 this
Ssce With picnic party on board sou of enerson Herrns
X Nsrcsllas fals fell overheard, and was dFo"hed
TorNroN. n J.. Aug. 25--The six mOnths' sem
teue q the Freeze brothers for conspiracy and ceans
M OF the State Bank, 3xplfed ycst
IheV we're Immediately rearresied on caaas TOT having
Obtained $500 on mortgage and desoynt tne ieeofa aha
wire reiease GAL IN me sum q slVVV eNo 'Al AANAS
Jscoby sWayse goipg their security
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Other contributions have been reported by
Liberal GIFTS FROM THIS CITY.

MEETINGS OF VARIOUS TRADE ASSOCIATIONS TO DE-
WISE RELIEF Observation-Disclosures GIFTS
AMOUNT TO $6,67475.
The committee of twenty-five appointed by
the Chamber OF Commerce. on Friday solicit subscrp
tons for the relief of sufferers by yellow fever IN the
South, met on Saturday and organized. Henry Henfz
was elected chairman, PerrepOnt Morgan, treasurer
and George wilson, secretary. f. l.. Tacott reported
that he had planned method Of obtaining subscriptions
on the Stock Exchange, which was approved by the
committee. Henry F. spauldng, +. H. Cosst' Charles
NJ Fry, William H. GuOn and Seth Low appointed
sub committee TO distribute the funds such cities in
the South as in their Judgment seemed to be most
proper The members Of the committee to he furnished
with subscription BOOKS and to report to the Cham
Der daily at nOOn the amount received. The western
Union telegraph Companys offer to transmit all mes
sagcs 70 the South free OF onarge was accepted
Tie subscriptions received by the commute up 70 p
m ug follows:
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LONDON Aug. %. 1878.
1t is stated that the Turkish commander Of
Podgortza has requested the Prince of Montenegro TO
wait three days before beginning hOstues, in order to
enable him obtain instructions from COnstannope.
The Prince has granted the delay.
General Jovanoych has telegraphed to Vienna that
his defeat OF the insurgents at stoaiz the 2Ist inst
heavy blow TO the HerzegOYInian insurrectiOn.
The resistance most obstinate. Most OF toe insur
gent chiefs were killed. Stolatz has been fined
count Of the treaoherOus attitude OF the inhabitants
The DetSche Zeitna announces that differences have
arisen between the Porte aud Austria OF nature
tard the conclusion OF convention.
five per cent loan of 300 600 600 r0ubles 1885,
200.000l is announced. The issue price is 93 The
Russian Imperial Bank undertakes to issue the loan
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THE ITALIAN PROPHETS DEATH.
REMARKABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARRIED
TO EXCESS.

a hbMAhhABIE OMMJNll1-tANAlltlSm CAhliED
TO EXCESS.
LONDON, Aug. "a, 1873.
The Rome correspondent Of The Times gives
the following account Of the GrossetO fanatic and the
circumstances OF his death: The Lazzagett affair has
turned public. attention. for time. completely away
little of from the railway, between Leghorn and
Civta Veccha, semtpolitical and religious sect bad
established itself under David the Saint (as Lazzaret
was caed) who declared himself 10 be Christ come
AGAIN He had chosen twelve apostles and surrounded
himself with large number Of prOseytes who required
the suEender of all property for benefit and
the labor OF all alike for the society," the laer undertake
ing 10 maintain them and their families and educate
their children. Their creed Is extended parapbraSe
tant sense. The other enets OF socastic charae
ter The morning of the 18th inst the Prophet at the
head between 1000 and 5000 followers started for
the village OF ArcidOssO. His purpose not KNOWN but
dressed in white TUNES ike Jewish priests, led
the column. At their head walked David the Saint at
tired in half regal aud half pOnIthcal costume, with
diadem his head and rOn-studded club In his hand
live God and the Christian Republic Praise be 10 Christ
come a second time on earthp The mob was met half
way by Delegate of Police. accompanied by nine cara
bnsers, who invited them TO dispense. Upon TINS David
cried am the Kipg" and ordered his followers to dis
arm the soldiers
As he spoke discharge of firearms made upon
the police, and shower of stones followed Again the
Delegate gave the requisite warning TO dispense, which
was followed by a. Prophet aiming blow AT MIN with
the club. Then - police, finding themselves eur
rounded, opened fire. Among the first 10 fall was the
Prophet who shot full in the forehead His follow
ers seeing their leader down, way. -Four OF the
police badly wounded. The Minister OF the Inter
IOr bias sent commission to make tu inquiry INTO the
aft
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RUSSIA REgUKRs ENGLAND.

ST PETERSBURG, AUG. %, 1878.
The Ageace Russo, commenting upon the dispatches
of Lord Salisburyand of the English consusaccusng
the Russian authorities of conniyng at the atroct
ties of the Bulgarians says the iulputatlon is
offensive, and is made by Lord Salisbury TO
pave the way for the encroachment of English infu
ence even into Bulgaria; but that Russia will know
how TO oppose such encroachment.
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ale s1rIlAr1oN AN YICKsBuRG.

VicKsBURG, Aug 25.-Sixty-eight new cases and
sixteen deaths have been reported for the past
twenty-four hours. DR.. Booth is somewhat better
this evening Among the deaths is Robert Eggles-
ton, son Of E. T. EgglestOn.
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THE suRGEoN-GENERALis REPORT.

VALLEY.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The following is sum
mary Of surgeon-General WOodworths sanitary TO
port for the week ended yesterday:
w-orleans-Durjng the week ended Friday noon
there we're III Of yellow fever and 235 deaths,
making N all ] ,673 cases aud 53A deaths.
Nicksburg-At least 400 eases OF yellow fever frOm
date OF commencement August 10, 10 Friday evening,
and sixtynine DEATHS Dr. Booth, in charge OF the Ma
line Hospital Service at vicksburR, teleggaphs am
ncss impossible 10 procure accurate data"
hcmphs-one hundred and torty-four cases Of yellow
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THE YELLOW FEVER.
NO ABATEMENT.

.,ut. Navy DEATH-RA cE AT NEw-ORLEANs-CAsEs
AT PHILADELPHIA.
THE yellow fever continues to increase in the
sIississippi Valley. In Newt Orleans the total
rrmber OF cases to date is over 1000
ard the deaths col. At Memphis there were
sivtv-one now cases and twenty-six deaths
Nurses are urgently needed in Grenada. In
philadelphia two cases of yellow fever have been
discovered, and prompt measures have
beeu taken to prevent cOntaaon. Jack
son. Miss, is virtually under martial
law. as precautionary measure. Large
subscriptions have been made in many
cities, and over $4,000 was raised in this city
yesterday.
Still, INCREASING AT NEW ORLEANS.
,ea NFw CASKS YESTERDAY Over 1000 CASES
AND $40 DEATHS SINCE THE BEGINNING.
Nrw-O ORLEANS Aug. 25.-0ne hundred and sixty
tbrpe new cases of yellow fever and thirty-three
deaths were reported to-day for the past twenty
tour hours The total number of cases for the week
ended Saturday was SCI. Up to date 1929 cases
and 60 deaths have been reported
TIpob Irvine chief operator of the Western Union
reegraph Office in this city, died yesterday morning
~ yellow fever. after six days illness.
Colonel P. B. Anderson of the Memphis Howard
ASSOCIATION, has teegraphed from Grenada for
twenty more nurses.
The Rev Father Doyle, C. NJ. of ST. JosepRs
Church. is dead Of the fever. Dr. Stone returned
~ the CITY this afternoon from Port Eads.
IL renorted to the Howard Association that
tbe nafiepts there, except one or two, are con-
valescent One nurse remained there; the other
returned with DIR. Stone.
The fever has appeared at Bayou Delsalmo. In
response to an appeal, there being no phy-
leans there. the Howard Association sent
n O. j. Wolf to that point yesterday
The doctor reported several cases OF fever, and
sent for two nurses
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RUMoRs ABOUT SOUTHERN SENATORS.

REPORTS THAT SENATOR CONovER WILL NOT RUN
FOR CONGRESS, AND THAT SENATOR PATTERSON
HAS OFFERED To RESIGN.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Tht Post will publish to-
morrow an interview with Senator Conover, in
which the latter says he intends to decline the Re-
publican nomination for Congress in the Ist District
of Florida, on the ground that there is SO much
apathy on the part of the Administration Republic
cans as to make the race on his part a useless ex-
pense.
The Post also declares that Senator Spencer dur
his visit here became reconciled to the Admnstra-
ton, and procured several appointments in his in
terest for Alabama.
The Post claims TO have seen letter from prom
inent South Carolina Republican. in which it is
stated that Senator Patterson has proposed to Gov
ernor Hampton to resign his seat in the Senate if he
can be assured of full amnesty and exemption
from the present movement for his prosecution.
The Post says 1t knows the letter to be genuine.
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coNaREssIoNAL NoMINATIONs.
The following additional nominations for

Utnstated that Judge Sawyer will today. announce him.
se1 an Independent candidate
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
THE SITUATION IN MISSOURI.

THE DEMOCRATS SOLID THERE--A PLEA FOR HAIR
MoNY IN THIS STATE.
1t is said that Senator Patterson is dis
posed to resign if he is assured immunity
from prosecution. In Missouri, it Is Sup
posed that the Democrats will carry all the Con-
gressional districts. A leading New-lOrk Re-
publican deprecates attacks on the Administra-
ton. The New-YOrk County Democracy is
about to issue an address to the people.
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MONTENEGRO RELENTrNG.
LONDON. Aug. 25. 1878.

THE OTTOMAN COMMANDER INDUCES PRINCE NIcBo-
LAS TO DEFER HOsTILrTIEs-A NEW RUSSIAN
LOAN.
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rur heavy DEATH-RAcE AT NEw-oRLEANs-cAsEs
AT PHILADELPHIA.
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The Virginia and Tennessee Air Lane received from j.
and j. Johnston 500, aud in cash S45.
The subscriptions at the Mayors office on Saturday
amounted TO 1863 70.
Iaac Levy Of NewOrleaus, Acknowledges the receipt
OF the following sums for the Howard Association, OF
Nov, -Orleanh:
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WASHINGTON.

ONE OF THE wAsHINGTONs DESTITUTE.
MRS. WASHINGTON FINCH SUFFERING FROM RE
VERSES or FoRTUNE-HER RELATIONSHIP TO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-05
Trustees sale.

ON SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1878, | shall
" expose to sale, in front Of D. Madison
street. Memphis, Tenn, at u o'clock NJ, for
cash, the following described real estate, to-
wit: The northeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter, and the southeast quarter OF the
southeast quarter Of section 2, township 4.
rauge 7, ana the north half Of the soutbe east
quarter, and the southeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter OF section 2, township 4,
range 7; also the southwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter, and the northeast quarter
Of the southwest quarter Of section 2, town
ship 4, range Z; also an undivided ono-hali
interest In the west half Of the northeast
quarter, and tho east half Of the northwest
quarter Of section 2, township 4, range 7, con-
tanning in all $50 acres, all lying IN Pike
county, Mississippi.
/ shall sell by virtue Of a trust deed exc
cuted 10 me on January %, 1877, which Ia Of
record in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Chan
eery Court Of Pike county, Mi %sissippi, in
Conveyance Book Y, pages 81 and SO, to which
reference Is made. Equity Of redemption 4.
homestead and dover rights waived. The
title Is believed to DO good, but 1 sell as
Trustee only,
1901 l.. B. MCFARLAND, Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-05

The following quotations ara for Orderl
from store and snail lots in \ isbbing Wayi
APPLKS-3 90 to AS.
BACON QOesa)-ehouiders, to- c: Iona
clear sides, = 10 = G.; clear rib sides, n
20; clear sdes, 10 &C; breakfast, - Il
sIzsi sa~gar-e1red hams. eanVased, 10 70 lgHe
BULK PORK Shoulders. 1880; Iona
Gear; gsohe' clear rib, f96Ae; clear sides.
Bkha-Firm; wheat. 6Oasl RlO.
BEAhs-S2 Og2 50 per bushel.
BUI1Eh-Me stern table, choice, o to 25c:
BALING sFUFRs AND TTEs-pszainv 2
i9s, according TO quality. l0kg1lc; "a bs.
llNllhci ,bal2g tWins, - 10 l2c; iron ties. =
@225 per bundle. ~"
BUILDING MATERLALs-In store pr,cos
ere; cement. Louisville. g 25, q Dbl; Rose.
dale. y kbl, --92 IS; hair, z 1Oa2 Is q a.
u bals; plaster. Michigan, 3 so; New We
90; lime. per Dbl. 1891 s.. Fire-briof''
5000 3 90 per 1905; brick, s % III psr lole
CANDLES Boxes. iull weight, l3ZaItc.
nalf box; full WEIGHT. Il to 1910; quarter bog,
i1I Telfhs, l 3 70 iSs per T.;
1870; good, l9H to zoo; prime, 2g% 10 DC,
ssslcs, zlh TO Hc; Java. q 70 8c; cordSya,
0HICKEEs Mixed. 200 to 800: choIo.
hens. 2T5 to 90. V
COAL 0IL-1 gallon. 22o.
OOkN-Mixed, IS 10 $50; white, S. In "a.
new ear, 45c. " 'V0
yyES-mEhb : hiin-dried, full yeirhti.
COTTON YARNs-Ne. COO, l9al2<o, NJ,
TO- .l49l4Bc; No. 400, l6@16<o. "''
OABBAGES-Per crate, f250Q8 %.
CHEESE-12x0l3e.
O0TT0N-SEED-Sl2 90 q ton.
C0TrON-SEED OIL-Orude. &c mar gallor
cako, 1c per ID. SEWN
oROUI-Psr barrel. IS 9O9s Is; baIf.bsr.
rals. "a 5O, as 10 quality.
DRUGS OPIUM, IS IS to 8 90; %quiaibe.
tS % y ounoet morphine, - "a So a ounos
esmphor. &940o per pound; chloroform' ! "a
y pounds castor oil, loo y pound: borax, lSo
y pouna; olue-masa, IN lars. 75o q pound T:
ealomol, $40 y pound; indigo, 85o@Fl 10 X
plund; esafsetidas 25o apoundi tartario Add.
~ S55oi %sulphurie acid, " TO 50 n pound, Al,
oosol = bOR gallen; iodide potsFh, 8 5Od3 60.
Dried FRUIT Apples. 1885,; peaches
EaGS-1l@l2o v dOsen.
4tlbH-Maokerel, half-barrela No II 75a
3 3i half-barrols No. 2, 625@6 rs, bslE
barrels No, 3, = @6 90; kits No. /. / HaI AZ,
kits, No. 2, % to1 4et Kits No, g. l1Ttoi 81
FLOUR = Superhne. 5 90 to s %. donbis
extra. Us so TO s rs; treble extra. 600 IN gSSoo
ehoice family. s so TO 6 rs; fancy, 7 IS To an >
aLASS-6xs q l0x15, &C Isl i~iKf4ai6,2a
N2G lsx2992x30. ~ rs. To the trads a a..
cOnnt of1 y cent.
GAME-Rabbits, acc per dos,n, quails 1fo
per dozen venison, &c for whole and iOglie
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-05
PUBLIC LEDGER.
MAsOsIc

LoDeEs.
eojfH MKAPHIs. No. W-meets Cd Frida;
in each month, in Odd Fellows Hall. IN
N elson. " M;Bk Pulien, Sec'y..
4ssERoSA, No. l6s7,meets lst Monday n
ca n month, In Odd Fellows, Hall. ON
Carroll, W n; Jehn Beamish, Sec'y.
= zach month, in Odd FelloWs' Hall. A s
Myers, w N; IRA Lyle. Sec'y,
ySSoro, No. zs-meets ga Friday in each
mont. % odd FelloWs' Hall. r Q william
son, vi NJ; John W Graham, Sec'y.
K~uWINNINe, No. Al-moets 9Th Friday In
each msnth, in Odd Fellows Hall. James 5
Carpenter, W NJ; A ] Knapp, Sec'y.
ROYAL ARoH.
PNEE CHAPTxR, No. G-meets ID Monday OF
ssoh mAnt1-at Masonic Hail, IN 0ayoso
Rock. Robt. Galloway, n. Il. H. p; John
Bssmish, Secretary.
MEnPHB CHAPTER, No. 95-meets at Ma
sonic aall, in 6ayoso Block, Sd Monday Of
each month, B. Il. Halter, NJ. r.. Il. p;
John W. Ward, Secretary.
3. n 8. N.
EuRHKL CouE0IL, No. 6-meets Sd THUR
dAy Of osoh mnnth-et Masonic Hall, In Gay.
so BIoak. Ed Worsham, Acting Tn. III. 9
A. j. Wheeler, Rec.
FHHPLARg.
OHREHE C~OxMAEDERY, No. l-meets 9Th Mon
Day OF each month at Masonic Hall, Gayoso
losk r. c. Williamson, &. c.; B. K. Pull
ST. ELHo UoNMAEDERY No. I.-Meots
Sd Tuesday Of each month at Masonic Hall.
Qayoso Block. A. j. Wheeler. 3. O.; John
d. HUM. Rec.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-05
RHIGHTs or HONOR.

FOUsTAE LODGE, 70 26-meets fret and
third tuesday evenings in Natsma Hall, No.
zS Second street. at s o'clock. u. III. Steven.
son, Dictator I. P. Winchester, Reporter.
UNITY LoDaE No. 2lT-meets every Wednss-
day night at Hall, No. 298 Second street. up
stairs. D. Schloss, Dictator; A. B. Hill,
Reporter.
CHELSEA LODGE. No 2SO-meets % and 9TH
Thursday in each month. at Brick Church.
E. Z. Colby, D.; J. P. Prescott, X.
GERMAuIA LODGE. No. S69-mests I'd and 9th
Tuesdays in each month at 298 Second street,
np-stairs; Joseph BaTtl. Dictator; John r.
Kleiner, Reporter.
MEMPHIS LODGE. No. 196-meeN first and
third Monday evenings in each month. al
Natoma Hall, No. 298 Second street, at 8
O'clock G. 3. Tucker. Dictator; N. Will
liams. Reporter.
DTAMOsD LODGE, No. 5SS-msets the second
and fourth Monday evenings Of the month at
8 o'clock, at Natoma Hall, No. 29s Second
street. Q W. Kealhefer. D.; II A. Tatum, X.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-05
saturday, February 2s, ISIS,

within legal hours. the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
10 wit:
Lying and being in Shelby county, Tenu.,
in range 5. Eleventh surveyors district,
bounded as follows: Beginnir z at a y ONT ia
the east line of lot l as undivided and parti-
toned in these causes, 10 chains and 30 links
from the northeast corner of said subdivision;
thence runs Q chains and 20 links to a stake;
III nee north 6 chains and Is links to a Span.
ish oak; thence ca / u chains to a point in n,
field owned BY one Dennis; thence south 81
chains to n stake 10 links from a dead elm
with q water oak pointer; thence east 50
chains to a point in the edge of a ditch at the
northwest corner Of z SO acre tract owned by
one Arnold thence 38 chains to Wolf river
with holly and hickory pointers; thence with
the moanderings Of said river to point so
links south of q sassafIas pointer; thence
north II chains and 20 links TO a stake; thence
west 8 chains and so | INKS to a stake with two
iron wood, beech and poplar pointers thence
north u chains 70 the beginning, containing
23la acres. For full description reference Is
here made TO the decree for partition on file
herein.
Terms Of sale-cGsh.
This February 2. 1878.
E. A. COLE, C. and M.
BY r j. BLACK, d. @. and NJ.
Humes & Poston, Attorneys. 1873 15l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-02-05
.. .. ,. D-IHECxOET.
Odd Fellows. Hsll. ecrnsE Main and North
court stFestsi

Odd Fellows. Hsll, sOrnsE Main and NOrtb
LoDeEB.
NxNpETs LoDaH, No. 6-mssts eyery Tues-
day, ]. 7. Leake, n. g.; ". A. Murphy, v.
e.; L. s. Burr. Secretary; W, $. Bruce
oafsHasiw Lopez. No. s-mests every Mon
Hogan, V. g.; John A. nelt. Treasurer;
soETLLER Lopez, No. 140-meets every We'd
nesday night. Ed Behle, N. g.; j. J. Tan
ner, p. g.; Chas. BorRer, Secretary; l..
0ttenheimer, Treasurer.
night. John G. Sick, N. g.; M. Logan, v.
o. Wm. Henry. P. and R. b.; }. g. Will
BIu11 err Lopez. No. isT-meets every
Thursday evening ct Odd Follows Hall.
Frank Lamont. n. @; Y. A, Rudd, v:e'i
J. W, Alexander, Ses'y; s.. @. Toof, Treas.
Harmony LoDGE No. 199-meets every Tues
day night at Odd FellOWg' Hall corner Bssl
and fernando streets. ID, A.. Mc0mber, N.
g.; John D. Adams. v. g.; II. H. Hampson,
Sec'y; G.. W. Miller, Treasurer.
DKeREH LEDGE,
MHNPH1s DEGREE LODGR No. 3-MeOts hfst
Saturday Of each month. Q. M: Carroll, u.
NJ; Thos, s. Bingham, n. ID. NJ; Thomas
Bacon, list A. y. N; D. 7. Porter, I'd A. D.
Nj; I. P. Holland. Sec'yiF ". Smith, IT.
M~xOAMPMEETB.
5lYOgo EEoAHPxKHT, No. 3-mooe on the
irt and Sd Thursday nights Of each month.
W.K. French. @. P.;P, @. Smith, H..P.;
Henry Clements, 8. ". Thos. Bacon Scribe
John A. Holt, Treasureri Dave keahard'
]. W.
NTTPHrs EEoLKPNEHT, No. Ss-mees ID and
4gh Thursday nights Of each month. John
q. Sick, c. p; J. 7. Leake, Il. R.i VIM.
Homan, 8. W.; Henry Baoker, j.. W.; rs.
bingham, Treas; Gee. Smith, scribe.
GENERAL RELIEF CONNIrTEE-Q.T u. Porter
Chairman, 29s Front street; Jehn W. Wayhes-
burg, Memphis Oil Co., Secretary and ITe9s-
urer, II. Gronauer, j: d. Shepherd, B.. n
Pullen. D. G. Reahsrd.