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AUSrR,A,s ATTITUDE.
IL Is not Believed nv Russia that
Austria - in Any Way inciinea t0
Create m ysuSS.

LONDON, January 3l.-A dispatch from
St. Petersburg SAYS that Semi-oiiicial
contradiction is given to the report OF the
dispatch of identical statements BY Eng
land and Austria to Russia. The Austrian
and English interests are by no means iden-
teal, nor is Austria's and England's action
analogous. \ friendly interchange ii opinion
such as would naturally arise from the pres
ent situation is now proceeding between
Vienna and ST. Petersburg. The latest state
ment of Count Andrassy, respecting the pre-
liminaries OF peace, does not favor any un-
friendly Interpretation. The attitude Of
Austria is that of friendly power, and all
the views expressed by Austria concern
ing due regard for It's interests have been
met by Russia in a considerable spirit be-
lifting the personal relations between the
Ear and the Emperor. Russia, it is added,
is not d,sinciined TO settle IN common what
IS common interest
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A HEAVY DRAIN
Closed Temporarily.

IA>SOcIdtcU ITc>s-I
FoRT SCOTT, Kan, January 3l.-The
Merchants National Bank Of this city
closed its doors temporarily to day.
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REMEMBER the great closing out sale at
Schuneman & Singlcton's goes bravely on,
the way their store is crowded from day to
day they certainly must offer great bargains.
The ladies should no. wait till the goods are
all picked over.
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by close collections and careful dealings.
There will be sufficient capacity on the part
of the other banks TO aid all commercial
transactions. There is great confidence in
the ability Of the First National Bank to
PAY ALL IT'S LIABILITIES.
The Mastin bank, to-day, sustained slight
pressure, but its receipts Were largely in ex-
cess OF its disbursements, money coming in
from all quarters. Viewing this, bus:rcss
men took courage, and this afternoon a
meeting of the board OF trade (all the men,
bers present. was held, and resolutions of
confidence in the banks were passed. When
the banks closed there was good feeling
all around, and prizes for grain ruled lit
tie higher. There are 224 253 bushels in
store, OF which l25,0S2 are wheat and o.
$40 are corn.
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assessment. and amount Of unpaid taxes for
the last three years, a. well as the number Of
Ia payers in the county.
Tn meeting then adjourned, the delegates
being instructed To meet tomorrow afternoon
al the court house at one O'Clock
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Gone up the FIuuDe.

TOPEKA, January 81. - The Topeka
Bank and Savings Institution Of this city.
clos d ITS doors to-day. Its deposits are
about $40 600, Its notes. discounts and
stocks are about $4,000 and real estate
$4,000. IL is state bank. The deposit
ors are in consultation tonight, As To the
best course to pursue, and ii is probable
that
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The American Manufacturer gives the fol
lowing simple arrangement, showing tn
metric or decimal sy stem of weights ant
measures:
MONEY.
10 mills make a cent
10 cents one dime.
10 dim one dollar.
10 dollars one eagle.
LENGTH.
10 milli-meters make ccnti-meter.
10 centi-meters make a deci- meter.
10 deci-meters make "A meter.
10 meters make a deka-m meter.
10 deka-meteIs m Ike "A hecio-meter.
10 hector-meters make "A kilo-meter.
10 kilo-meters make my ria.meter.
WEIGHT.
10 mi,i-grams make a centi-gram.
10 cent? grams make a de i-gram.
10 deci-grams make a gram.
10 tgrams make dek a-gram.
10 deka-grams make a hectO-gram.
10 hecto-grams make a kilo gram.
10 Kilograms make a a-gram-
CAPACITY.
10 milli-liters make centi-liter.
10 centi-liters make a deci-llier,
10 deci-liters make a liter.
10 filters make "A deka-liter.
10 deka-liters make "A hecto-lfter.
The square and cubic m assures are nothing
more than the squares and rs of the meas
ures of length. Thus, square and a cubic
which one side is milli-meter in length.
The Are and the Stere are the other names OF
the deka-meter aud the cube meter.
"a meter is equal to ), sos American inch
IA gram is equal to $50 grains troy or av-
erdupois.
"A liter il equa' to 2, IL American pints.
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Grand .eame.

Everybody who has a chance in the rattle
for the gold watch at Harvey Miller's, should
be on hand Tonight, rs the rattle will take
place, without fail, at 80 o'clock.
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1T is certainly a blessing TO have a safe, re-
liable and cheap remedy for coughs and odds
near at hand AT this season Of the year. DIR.
Bulls Cough syrup has eminentiy proved
Itself 10 be such a remedy.
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THE GOVERNMENT MAJORITY
THE HOME RULERS
THE PEOPLE WITH DIsRAELu.

An Attempt % Hold u Pro IL ussian
Meeting In London Results i'm u Sig
nal and lSn0sniniOHs Failure.
LONDON, January 4:30 P. NJ, 3l.-A meet
ing was advertised for 3 o'clock this after
noon at the City Terminus hotel, on Cannon
street, to protest against the supplementary
vote of six million poun Is. Long before
the advertised hour the hotel and all the
adjacent streets and open spaces were filled
with crowds which
CHEERED THE GOVERNMENT,
sang patriotic songs, and held impromptu
meetings in support oil the governments pol
icy. The proprietors of the hotel called in
police but the small squad sent in reponsed
to their request had no effect on the
crowds and several public rooms in the hotel
were Quilted. No attempt was made to hold
an anti-credit meeting.
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AN ASSIGNMENT WILL BE HAD

for the benefit of the creditors. Jacob
Smith was president, and j. Il. Mulvane,
cashier. The failure caused a tutter
among small depositors in the other banks,
but as every one was paid when he present.
Ell his check, it soon stopped. Ii is be-
lieved that there will be no other trouble
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MARRIAGE license was issued, day before
yesterlay, by the ProDste Judge, 10 A K
Van Eman, and Miss Emma Glasgow, of
Iowa. The boys in the Court House will
c,riIIIaly
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THE way Schunemsn ( Singleton are sell
ing Grenadines, summer silks and Linen
Lawns, one would think this is spring sure
enough. They are Offering them at great bar
gains and everybody is Duying them i,Gcl..
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SOME wretches who should be severely pun
iShed if caught, broke sixty dollar marble
slab Tor Mr.. Caleb Chivers night before last,
on Fourth street. The police are ON the look
out for the depredaIors, and If convicted
they Will not escape with a light p .nalfy.
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WE regret To chronicle the fact that Mr..
John RANDY, one of the Oldest residents OF
the county is lying sariousiy III At his resi-.
Gencr, near Conner Station. DIS. Callahan
and nks, o. this city are ms attendant ply
slclaus.
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PROVIDENCE, January 3l.-The capital
of the Providence Company and Savings
Bank has been impaired thirteen per cent.
and the examiners ask Tor an injunction.
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The kans,a. City Wrecks.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, January 3l.-The
financial furry is about at an end. The
announcement in the morning papers of the
suspension Of the Commercial National
Bank, had little or no effect The business
men and heavy depositors have not thus
far manifested any uneasiness. The with
drawal OF deposits having been confined to
small depOsitors. The opinion is, that
while some of our business men may be
embarrassed ty reason of the lookup OF
their means, and because Of bling forced to
pay heavy interest on loans, they can
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IL Followed Suif.

Special 10 the Leavenworth Times.
FORT ScoTT, Kan, January 3l.-Tbe
Merchants National Bank closed its doors
at ten O'Clock this morning. 1t has sus-
tanned
A HEAVY DRAIN
for the last three days which has reduced
its liabilities to $40, 00o; assets over $780,
600. There was
NORUS on THE OTHER BANK
which Is abundan,ly able TO meet all de-
mands, and but little excitement prevails.
The depositors are confident that they Will
be paid in full
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There viii be u meeting NJ the Court House
this evening, TO appoint delegates to repre-
sent the city in the Mass Convention, on
Saturday, TO take action in relation 10 our
bond compromise. As this is n matter which
Interests every citizen, We trust there will be
large attendance, and that our representa-.
tive men will be selected
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A..sher Su.pensien.

KANs,s CRY, January 30.-The follow.
ing card will slpear in the morning papers:
IL The ID Ge:-
an, instructed by the directors Of the
Commercial National Bank to announce a
suspension Of tie business until further no.
tice. The b1nk is entirely solvent, but the
steady withdrawal OF. deposits for the last
thirty days, together with the suspension
of to day, has exhausted our cash balances.
The financial stringency for the past sixty
days has been such, that Of the notes matu-
ring, only small proportion has been
paid, and hence it has become absolutely
necessary to close our doors temporarily. I
earnestly hope that no deposition will sacri-
fee his account as they will all be paid
very soon.
ISigned,1 MEADE WOopsoy,
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The Bonds Carried.

FoRr Scorr, Kan, January 30.-The
Crawford county bonds to the Narrow
Gauge Railroad were carried yesterday BY
ninefy-siS msiority.
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CoLuMBUs, Ohio, January 3l.-About
b Is morning, bat it b fast disappeasi,e.
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WASHINGTON, January 3l.-To-day W.
J. Murtagh flied a bill in equity against W.
L. Chandler, +. \. Rollins and others TO
restrain the sale of the National Republic
can" building which was advertised to take
place to-day. Judge Fyley granted the
restraining order.
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METHOD HIS MADNESS.
Old Mr. Lord Comes Out From His
Hiding Place and Proposes iO Take
a Till Wlh His SOns.

Hit W lth His SONS.
New YORK, January 3l.-Judge Dono-
hue, in the Supreme Court, special term.
to-day issued an order that Thomas Lord,
Jr, Henry Lord and Francis III. Lord shall
show cause, on Friday next, why the whole
proceeding in the matter of the lunacy in
quiry on their part into the mental condi-
ton OF their father, Thomas Lord, ST.,
should not be vacated and annulled.
IN THE MEANWHILE
the proceedings under the lunacy commits
sion on the part OF his sons are stayed. Mr..
Lord, Sr., has come out from his retirement
and intends TO contest the legal proceedings
brought against him by his sons. He has
engaged ex-Judge Porter and his lax firm
He has also had interviews with Dr. S. For
dice and Baker, and DR. Austin Flint, and
submitted TO by the question as to
HIS SANITY OR INSANITY
and on their afidavits and on the affidavits
IF Mr.. Lord, himself, Judge Donohue took
his action.
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THE SLENDER THREAD.

Upon which Hangs En.land's Deci-
sion whether or NOa Parliament
shall Vote che Credit and the Ma
lion Declare War.
LONDON, January Silt is reported that
at the cabinet council yesterday, the party
OF action gained the ascendancy. and that
an important ministerial 81 tement will be
made at an early stage Of the debate, which
will alter the aspect OF the situation. Ii
no new or unsatisfactory news touching the
armistice be received before the division,
THE GOVERNMENTS MAJORITY
will probably largely exceed one hundred.
The signing of the armistice would reduce
the majority and increase the vigor and
bitterness of the opposition. There is some
talk among the Radicals of opposing the
money vote by obstructive tactics, in the
event of the armistice being concluded.
JHE HOME RULERS
held another conference to-day, to deter
mine the course they will pursue, and it is
believed that they will most likely decide
10 leave the members to their own individ
ual responsibility.
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YEA OR NAYl

The Fight Upon she Question Of VOi-
ing n War Honey supply Begun In
the House Of COmmOns-Mr. Fosters
Amendment.
LONDON. January 3l-The House Of
Commons was very crowded this afternoon
by persons anxious To listen to the debate
on the governments motion for a supple
mentary vote, many peers and foreign
representatives being present. Sir Stafford
Northcote sand the government will not
object TO furnish the House the correspon-
dence respecting Mr.. Gladstone's Negrapon-
tbs incident, and that at the latest advices
NO ARMsrICE HAS BEEN SIGNED.
The Russians are still advancing south
ward, but he was ignorant as to what
point they have reached. As to
whether, in view of the continued Russian
advance England still adheres to the con-
ditions OF Lord Derby's May dispatch. he
said, Il can onlT sIy that the government
does entirely nd r,rr to those conditions"
Mr.. Foster is nos, y p. n.y. amid the cheers
OF the opposition, moving his
AMENDMENT TO TIL, v L OF CREDIT.
declaring that the House sers no reason for
adding TO the peoples burdens by voting
additional supplies. He said he saw moth
ing in the peace conditions endangering
British interests, and was convinced Of the
absolute necessity OF his amendment.
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WHY HE DID 1T.

The assistant treasurer says tie reason
why he re u-es to receive trade dollars. il
because it is not legalized, and that were
he to be succeeded, his successor would un-
questionably fuse to counienance any
trade dollars !. had accepted.
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REMEMBER the Taxpayers meeting to-
morrow and also remember that the action
OF the convention will show TO the people
that you are with and for them. There will
be no chsnc, for double work. The issue is a
square one and must be discussed squarely.
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We regret la learn that Tom Fortune, one
of the brave>t boys in the fire Il pariment, 50
severely spr,ined one of his feet AT the last
fire in Ih- First Ward, that he is unable TO
afIicn' 10 any duty Other than that of night
Waterman. The latter place he fills with the
same grace aud ease as when hC IL at the
STORE in a fire.
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ADDITIONAL CIRCULATION ISSUED

during the month OF Jan. was 81 Oh $50; TO-
tai amount issued since the passage OF the
act OF July 18th, S75,4ll, 1870; total
amount of legal tender notes retired 10 date
under the act OF January l4th, 1873, is
So, S29.516; amount retired during the
present month, $3.50, 3d. leaving the amount
of legal tender notes outstanding on Febru-
AIRY lst, 1873, S3i9, ll0,44. The amount oil
national bank notes outstanding ON Febru-
AIRY LIST will be s320. 629 800. together with
81, 49,, l20 national gold bank notes
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THERE was considerable Of a disturbance
yesterday "a the union depot about twelve
oc.ock ~. tive 20 the taking away of a fam
i.y of CHI dTan from their mother. The police
were on hand but a. the husband was ~ q
40 h.. !p sac q hT, he was pei mitr.d to take
the li-iir ones wh.rs he thought they would
be cared for better than here.
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IN THE MEANWHILE
HE WANTS TO KNOW.

POssma>ier James Wants aO kaOvy
What 10 do when the Asssssans
Treasurer nj New York Refuses 10
Accept Trade Dollars for Deposit.
NEW YORK, January 3l-Postmaster
james has addressed the following telegram
to Postmaster General Key:
"The Assistant Treasurer OF the United
States, at New York, refuses to receive
trade dollars on deposit f ON this office, and
l am therefore compelled to refuse them
from the public, which causes serious an
noyance and complaint. Please instruct
me in regard To the mattern
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THE SUSPENSION

OF this bank will have little or no effect on
business, - tn transactions have not been
very extended.
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ENGINEER SrYPEs OF freight train..No. q,
due here nom Atch;sDn yesterday morning,
on the Missouri Pacific met with an accident
which caused him Ia be late in getting here.
One Of the fiues in his engine No. -, was
"blown out" and he was lief; for a while pow
erless.
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WAYS At WASHINGTON.
COIN TESTERS.

The Prcsiden' appoints a COmui.-
sion 10 I'cs, the Coinage oE Gold
and silver for 1877.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., January 3O.-The
President has appointed the following gen
tlemen as Commissioners 10 test the gold
and silver coinage of the United States, ior
the year 1873: Prof Chas. W. Elliott, Of
Massachusetts; Prof. Thos E.gleston, Jr.,
of New York; Prof. Robt. +. Rogers, oil
Pennsylvania; \. l.. Snowden. of Pennsyi-
vania; Hon. }. i. L. Curry, oil Va; Rev
). A. Bronson, OF Ohio; Chas. NJ Walker,
OF Indiana; Hon. Newton Bate
man, of Illinois: Chas. Beardsley,
OF Iowa; John ". Twiggs, OF California
The ex-oificio commissioners are the Judge
OF the L. 5. District Court for the eastern
district of Pennsylvania. the comptroller Of
The currency and the Assayer of the Assay
Office OF New York. The commission will
assemble at the mint at Philadelphia on the
18th os February next. The currency re-
ports state the amount of
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Or. JAMES
LOCK HOSPITAL
CORNER
Washington
and Franklin
Streets
Chicago, H.

Chartered by the
state of Illinois
for the express
purpose ofgivins
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We were gaied last evening with a
seren ode from the Colored S.renade Club,
cons sung OF u -SSrs ID. l.. Wright, Cha
Aud 'r>'r, q. g. Train, 4. \. Brown and r.
J.. Walker.
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[K:X q
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
Louisiana Stale Lottery Company

bi.TRIBUTf0N, Is5s. At NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, FEB. 18th.
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IL is reported that there has been no rain
of consequence beyond Cameron, Mo, during
Tn" past week. The railroad boys report the
weai her on the east end of their ROAD dry, and
that The roads are in some places dusty.
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ONLY one case was called before the police
court yesterday morning. That was one
whore the usual Inc had been collected from
:. keeper OF a house of i'll lame and who's
name was TO appear on the register, "a
G ISe.'
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es.
IA gram is equal to $50 grains troy or av
erdupois.
"A liter 10 equa to III American pints.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-20
A wonderruI watch.

San Francisco CALL
A wonderful specimen of horo-
logical skill in the shape of a "Ma-
tile" watch, imported by MessrS.
Larsen & Wilson, jewellers of this
city, has been sold by them to a
capitalist for the snug sum of
$4,000. 1t is stated that the work
man was over a year in finishing
this time.piece, and its machinery
is capable of doing so much that,
according to Mark Twain, who had
an opportunity of looking at it,
another cobwheel or two might
"entitle it to vote" 1t keeps au
exact record OF the phases of the
moon; it tells the day of the week,
the day of the month, and thC
month of the year, and will do thi
perpetually, observing also tn,
added day in February in the Bis
sextile or leap year. 1t tells tn
hour Of the day, the minute anc
the seconds, ard even splits th,
seconds into lifths and marks tn
divisions by stop hands-hayiul
1.-TWO stop hands, 1t can take accu
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-20
Type Setting I'm Innnn

1t must be no joke to be employed
in japanese printing office. In
our own and most other countries
of the world, except China and Ja-
pan, the language is written by
means of an alphabet of separate
letters. Among the Celestials and
their next door neighbors, on the
other hand, each word has dis
tinct character. The compositor's
difficulties in either instance are
obvious at a glance. In setting up
this note he has the letters conve-
niently arranged before him in what
is known as the Cease" But in
Japan, according to an American
cotemprary, full font of type COM
prises 5000 characters, Of which
5000 are in constant use, and for
1000 more there are frequent calls.
Instead of being compactly arrayed
before him, the type is disposed
about the cOmposing-rOom on racks,
and the unfortunate compositor has
to wander up and down the room,
setting his "copy" and stretching
his legs, though he would probably
be quite willing to dispense with the
greater part of his enforced exer-
else. 1t is for the reason that it is
impossible to apply the system Of
single character words to telegraphy
that that lnestimable boon to civil.
cation is apparently unavailable t.
the inhabitants of Japan and China
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MEMPHIS. TENN. SATURDAY EVENING JULY 90 1878

the form of a live serpent, with
blazing eyes and rapid movements.
1t looked like a dangerous speci-
men, and one which no man in his
senses would like to approach.
Catching up this monster, the fel-
low coiled it around his neck and
fondled it, while it writhed and ex-
hibited the most venomous quail
ties. Throwing it high up in the
air, it fell to the ground the same
cane which we had handled at our
ease. 1t was this trick which Aaron
performed in Egypt when he turned
his rod into a serpent, and the
magician did the same thing in i'm
itation.
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Attachment Notice.

Before j. NJ. Coleman. Justice of the Peace
for Shelby county, Tenn.-Fader. Jacobs Il
Co., firm composed Of j. S Fader, ].
Jacobs and WI, Booker, VS.. P. M. Will
lings and Il. j. 0sterhant.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT
J. having been sued out under section 3455 Of
the Code Of Tennessee, and returned levied
upen the property of the defendant, and afh-
davit having been made that defendant is
indebted to plaintiffs in the sum Of S2ll .l3,
due by account, and that the claim is Just,
and that defendant is a nonresident Of the
State Of Tennessee; it is therefore ordered that
the said defendants make their personal ap-
pearance before me on the Sd Of August, 1878,
ut 10 o'clock am, at my office, No. 2S6
Main street. Memphis. Tennessee, and
defend said attachment suit, within tho
time prescribed by law, or the same will be
proceeded with ex parte and that a copy of
this order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Public Ledger.
This 28th day of June, 1878.
1Q-1l0- 1l6-l22 j. M. COLEMAN. j. P.