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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-04-12

ONaShhAs
Miss Florence Merriman has returned
from a visit to her relatives in England.
DR.. H. J. Shaw and wife left last night
for Europe, where they expect to remain
six months.
Ex-Governor Hampstead, Of Iowa,
who has been visiting bis son, Captain
Hemstesd, Of this city, leaves to day for
Arkansas, where be will spend some time
With his brother.
Judge Calvin F. Vance is announced
as a candidate for c~hascellor of Shelby
county. Judge Vance is a gentleman Of
acknowledged ability inlthe legal profess
sion, and would undoubtedly make an
excellent chancellor. he is an old citi.
zen Of Memphis, an accomplished gen.
tlemaH, a patient student and one of the
best lawyers in the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mcleod, of Browns.
vile, are visiting the family of Colonel
e Whitmore, proprietor OF the LEDGER
Mr.. and Mrs. McLsod are the oldest res.
idents of Brownsville, being the only
persons now living of those who once
resided in that city. Mrs. M. E. Brown,
Of Monroe county, Ark, is also visiting
Colonel Whitmore's family.
The Nashville American Of the lltb
says: The following members of the
State press are attending the session Of
the grand lodge of Knights of Honor:
John E. Helms, Morristown Gazette; j.
Harvey Mathes, Memphis Ledger; J. L
Sparks, Ripley News; B. P. Steele,
Shelbyville Gazette; j. NJ. Carnes, Sparta
Index, and DR.. r. L. G. White, Lebanon
Herald. Mr.. Ms,hes has been spending
the past week in McMinnville. He pro.
poses visiting the Paris Exposition in
the summer"
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a MaIIciona Outrage.

Last night some person, unknown Of
course, entered the premises Of judge c.
W. Heiskell, No. 1903, and Captain J.
Harvey Mathes, No. 3Ol Cynthia street,
and exercised ? malicious spite in up
roofing a large number OF valuable and
rare flowers. This morning the tracks
of a woman, OF properly speaking a
female, were discovered in the soft earth
around the beds Of the desolated flowers.
A person who would wantouly destroy a
flower is entirely destitute of the senti.
ment of virtue, poetry and modesty
which they suggest. Harmless, but pure,
voiceless yet beautiful, flowers are ever
types Of grace and emblems Of lowell.
ness, unknown and indeed repugnant to
the gross senses and depraved heart OF
their destroyer. We regret this outrage
all the more as it was evidently commit
ted by a woman. Captain Mathes is now
in Nashville attending the grand lodge
of the Knights of Honor.
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G. U. 0. 0. Z.

New Hail OF star and Key of the
West Lodges.
Star Lodge No. 1901 and Key of the
West No. 1892 Grand United Order Of
Odd Fellows have fitted up a handsome
hall at No. S8l Main street. The hall is
large and convenient. being 52x27 feet
in size, AMI having all the necessary
ante-rooms. The floor is covered with a
pretty carpet, and the room furnished in
a neat style with chairs, organ. desks
and rostrums, the latter being ornament.
ed with glass panels which bear sp.
propriate designs. The walls are hung
with a variety Of beautiful steel engrav.
ings and paintings, while evergreen
wreaths add to the general appearance
Of the large room. A handsome clock,
presented by the wives and daughters of
the members Of the above lodges, is ap.
pended to the wall. The arrangement,
decoration and fitting of the hall a
done according to the directions
Of a committee consisting of
Sam D. Williamson, J A. Thompson, r
H. Mccain, C. NJ. Harris, Joseph Bynum,
E r. Bell and w. P. Mcfarland, who
have exercised good judgment, as is evil
denced by the arrangement Of the lodge.
room.
The officers OF Memphis Star Lodge
are Thomas ]. Turner, N. g.; K. A.
johnson, V. G Edward Adams, P. N.
f.; j. A. Thompson, P. N. F; Sam D.
Williamson, P. s.; George W. Towsou,
E s.; W. II Phillips, 7.
The officers Of Key of the West Lodge
are John Daniels, v. g.; - Daney
N. CT G. W. Motley, N. F.; Joseph By
mum, P. N. F.; c. NJ. Harris, P. S. York
shire Lodge, the Council and the House
hold of Ruth also meet in this hall,
which in arrangement, convenience
and comfort will compare favor
ably with that Of any secret
order in the city. OF the above officers
Sam D. Williamson is P. W. q. M, R
H. Mccain, NJ. V. P, and ]. A. Thomp
son W. G. M. of the 9. U. O. o. F.,
which has in this city six lodges, con.
tanning a membership of probably 600
persons, The colorod people are taking
a renewed interest in the order, which is
destined to accomplish much good and
exercise a happy influence for their
neral advancement.
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Al the Rink Lnst Night.

The announcement of extra attractions
at the rink last night brought out about
one thousand people, mostly the younger
members Of society, a large proportion
being young ladies, a number Of whom
are rapidly acquiring grace, ease and
perfect poetry Of motion. Skating is
just the thing wanted by our young peo-
pie, especially by the girls. 1t affords
just the sort Of exercise they require for
their physical development-gentls but
active. so attractive hat they caunot re-
sist it. It furnishes both muscular and
nervous excitement, the panacea a sensi-
Die physician would prescribe for an in
valid. No long, serious faces are seen
at the rink; all are in coed bumor, the
nishaps Of the skaters affording a vast
amount Of amusement to the spectators.
hr. Levi, the manager, last night exc.
cuted some very graceful and difficult
movements. His limitations Of a young
man learning to skate we're comical, and
greatly enjoyed by those who had under
gone similar experience. The supply Of
skates was short last night, the manage.
inert being disappointed in receiving a
shipment that was ordered. In the alb
sence of all ether amusement the rink is
now the resort.
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Louis WOeIIer's Saloon
md Boarding House,
Cor. Main and GayOsO. 154
FoR the best made and fitting suits, q
the lowest prices, call on
So T. MCGEoY, 40 Jefferson st.
A MnEe wOIr.

Some tine ago Major Il. c.. Nicholson
shot and killed a large wolf near Whea.
ley, Ark. To-day be exhibits the wolf S
hide, which he has had dressed in a neat
style and will use as a rug. This animal
was one Of the largest Of the gray species
commonly known as the Arkansas
swamp vol, its MEASURE being six feet
two inches. The htli in the skin shows
that Major Nicholson, with characteristic
skill, shot the brute in the heart, the
ball ranging downward and inaictiug
instant death, Major Nicholson is one
Of the most successful hunters as we'll
ag QUE Of the crack shots in the country.
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ripsned last year. Mr.. Rensau is an en-.
thusiastic horticulturist, who has FIVE
acres in Strawberries.
The Criminal Court disposed Of the
following business this morning: f. Pest.
haff, violating revenue law, mol pros en-
tered; Emma Stone. keeping house Of
ill-fams, guilty and fine Of $50 imposed,
but RENTED; L. A. Rijgoaico. unlawful
retailing. not guilty; Mag Williams, Net
tie White. Sarah Flynn, Annie Cook and
Pauline Livingston, keeping bawdy.
house, each 6ued $40, but penalty .e.
mitted.
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The short Dresses.
the Editor of the Ledger:

To the Editor Of the Ledger:
Nov is the winter Of our discomfort
made glorious summer BY the advent
o. short dresses. No longer are our
wives and sweeihearts to be subjected to
the ignoble task Of sweeping our streets
and r%uiniGg their dry goods. The mex.
orable laws OF fsshioz have accomplished
one great good at last, and it is to be
hoped that they will be followed by our
ladies generally. | was charmed to-day
In beholding 90 the street q lady 10 shorts
tsntallzingly displaying a foot and ankle
Thai any susceptible bachelor might wor-
ship IN his dreams, while in marked con-
trast also observed two finely dressed
ladies coming out Of a store, pausinc at
the threshold while each, with left hand
occupied with parasol and a small
package or two, n ade a grab at their lonp
skirts and walked of. They had to oc.
cupy both hands in their locomation or
continue to disgust sensible people by
sweeping the streets. SANFoRp
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RnsriR Furhuah I'm Court.

W. II. Furbush, the colored sheriff of
Lee county, Ark, came to this city and
shot Robert F. Church, the 10th of last
January, inaictiug i%ujuries which in.
duced the latter to institute q damage
suit against the assailant. Mr.. Church
a a garnishment on the German Ma.
tional Bank, attaching therein 1886 SO
deposited by said Furbush, who yester.
day, through bis attorney, Judge Arcbi-
bald Wright, filed a petition in the Cir
cult Court, claiming that this money is q
public fund belonging to the State of
Arkansas, and as it would therefore be
exempt from attachment, prays its re-
lease. In the meantime Mr.. Furbush as
an individual has replevied the money,
Judge Wright and General W. Y. C..
Humes being his sureties. The petition,
alleging that the money is a public fund
and was deposited by Furbush as against
the State of Arkansas, has not been
acted On.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-04-12

The grand lodge of Tennessee Knights
of Honor met in annual session at Nash.
vile Wednesday, the following grand
officers being present: B. X Pullen, as
past grand dictator; L. A. Gratz, grand
dictator; j, W, Childress, il grand vice
dictator; f. F. Porter, grand assistant
dictator; D. B. Gally, grand reporter
w. Bate, grand treasurer; Rev. W. Cul
lom, grand chaplain; P. R Albert, grand
guide; G. E. Dosser, as grand guardian;
]. R. Dean, grand sentinel; D. F. Good
year and W. A, Brewer, grand trustees.
representatives from e~ighty.two lodges
and several past dictators we're present.
During the FIRST days session the reports
Of the grand dictator and grand trustees
we're read and referred. Various reso.
lutions we're offered and referred to ap.
propriate committees. The report Of
the finance committee was presented, the
discussion Of which consumed the greater
portion Of the afternoon,
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Police unnr,-

Recorder Quigley disposed of the f,l
lowing cases this morning: John Strehle
Thomas Dugan, A. Mayer, John Clau
cey, William Harrington, doing business
without license, discharged; j. Hicks,
abusive language, faed S.; D. D4yen.
port and P. Twohig, doing business with.
out license, cases continued; Charles
Harrison and Ida Harrison, abusive
language, discharged; Louis Williamson
(colored), larceny, and George Kelly
(colored) housekeeping and larceny, no
action Peter Marty, misdemeanor, dis
charged; NJ. Fenton, doing business
without license, case continued; A
Douglass, drunk, fined IS; s. Rogtrs,
doing business without license, CAGE con
tinued.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-04-12

HE occasional hotel grumbler is
not a rarity, but there are few hotels that
give the almost universal satisfaction
both in rates and accommodation that
characterizeS the Grand Central Hotel,
New York. It is %concededly the best
Kept and most popular among all its
rlValS' wfGm
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John Walsh, Undertaken,
AL Second St, next p~ostofice. l441
FRESH lot of new style gas fixtures at
Brownies, 25S Second street. 80
speciaI InternAl Revenue Tnxea

Pursuant to law the United States in.
lernal revenue collector is required to
distribute and give notice to persons
dealing in tobacco, whisky, cigars, etc.
the amount Of license they have to pay.
The law requires the collector to do this
between March 10th and April Both, at
which date the licenses for the past year
expire. The following are the special
taxes now imposed by the United States
law.
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Prime Mess Beef,
In Whole and Half Barrels nj
H. Seessel, Sr., & SON.
1lQ-f
Another United states Prisore,

Another United states Prisoner.
Yesterday United States Deputy Ear.
shall Murphy arrested at Gadsden S:a.
ton, Crockett county, a citizen named
l.. H. Harris, who is indicted for selma
unstamped tobacco. Deputy Marsh
Murphy seeing Harris, said You are
my prisoner" I'm be damned if
ami replied Harris, who started of, but
the officer presented a cooked PISTOL and
said, IF you move I'll blow your
brains outl' This induced Harris to
drop his hands and surrender. But be
subsequently, made threats which, how
ever, did not prevent Marshal Murphy
from putting him on the tram and land
ing him in this city, where be gave bond
to-day. Harris formerly resisted a mar
shall and thereby avoided arrest.
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Spring Lamb,
Prime Kentucky.Beef,
Fresh Green Peas,
Fresh Asparagus,
Fresh White Fish,
Fresh Lake Salmon,
Full assortment Of Veget.
abIes,
III. SeesseI, Er, g. Son,
Corner Second and Jefferson.
"a
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KAHN & FREIDERG,
Corner MaIn nnd Poplar Streets,

QUERY: why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros Seal Of North Carolina
at the same price?' [eod.xxvii LAG
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so boxes choice MesSina Oranges,
100 boxes new Cheese,
IS packages fresh Prairie Butter,
30 tierces choice Hams.
35t G. A. ECKERLY & BROS.

CEMETERY wOKK DONE and lots cared
for by j. 81. Male & Co., FLORISTS, 379
Main street. Green houses at the south
gate Of Elmwood Cemetery. SAT
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II you wish to improve your eye.sight
go to A. Tiensch, practical opticiau, Sc
North Court street, for a good pair of
spectacles. He will give satisfaction.
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Dr.. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes a spe
cialty Of treating diseatel Of the EYE
and EAR. Office, 323 Poplar st. 60
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Pianos and organs of the
celebrated Steinway, Chick
ering, and Mason q HamIln,
in fall assortment at HOlIen-
berg's music store, 294 Main.
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BARTEE'S
Pure Cream, Soda and Mead,
333 Main 81. I27t

RErRIGERAToRs ice.cream ireeza;sa and
water coolers, cheapest in the city, at f.
J., Turnbuli's, 23l Main street. SGT
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DR.. A. L. KIMBRO has returned and re.
sumed practice. Office, cor. Beal and I'd
q
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Furniture, carpets, etc, at
very low prices for the next
30 days, previous TO stock
taking, at Ames, Beattie 81
Co.'s, 36I Main street. 81
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

All orders left at HI. SeesseI,
Sr., 81 Son, will be delivered
free Saturday and Sunday
mornings. 3S
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H. ESCH'S,
go Second ST., opp. Court Square.
ga Main street corner Adams.
$40 Main street, OppOsits Peabody.
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$4,000 PAIRS OF o

make, g
Ladies cloth shoes, 81 25
Misses cloth Miles make, (: 81, 81 25
Meme carpet slippers, a bargain, I: sos
Our store will remain open until 10
o'clock Saturday evening.
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ROLLER SKATING RINK!
AT
EXPOSITION BUILDING.

DOORS open from 10 to u am, from 2 to 5
~ pm, and from Z to 10 p m. Single adj.
mission, 2jc; use Of Skates at ell times, 25c;
Tickets in packages OF twelve, good for one
admission, or one pair OF Skates, 81; Chill.
dren's admission. 10c; Morning Assemblies,
admission. 2ic. Skates free.
The management reserve the right to admit
only whom they choose. 3@
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The type, material and workmen OF
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee FIRST class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
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FRESH ARRIVAL
H. ESCI4's

OF several brands Of cigars Of superior
quality, to be retaiIed at Sc at
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CANARY and mocking.bird cages cheap
at F. J. Turnbull's, 234 Main st. 36t
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FOR RENT.

DESIDENCES-Two-stor frame, II Turley
NJ street, Two-story frame, corner of Qu-
Bose and Middle streets.
STORE HOUSE Suitable for grocery or
meat shop. corner Linden and Orleans.
80 SO l.. b. MCFARLAND.
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FOR GALE

IN HEAD graded Berkshire hogs and pigs.
OU Would exchange for lumber. Il. u
CRAIG q CO.. ST. md S79 Main st. 37.3S
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IN KING cotton planters cheap. r. G..
OU CRAIG & CO., 81 and S79 Main st. 80
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T0TATO SLIPS Brazilian yam sliDs ready
i now. r. g.. CRAIG & CO.,
1873 37 and 379 Main street.
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A BRICK HOUSE and a Frame House,
n with large yard. stable. etc, OF Washing
ton ST. Get, near corner Of Orleans. Inquire
for tern at 1856 Washington street. corner Of
Orleans street. At
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-04-12

TWO CHEAP PLACES-Nos. SIS and 5SH
i north side of Marshall avenue; two story
buildings with s rooms each. ! will receive
bids .for. the receiver, Judge Shipp, until
March 9Th. G. W. FRAZER,
ASST q South Court street.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In pursuance Of q judgment Of MeCrsekeR Gen.
mon Pleas Court rendered at its september Term
1877, in the action OF J. II. Tsrrells Administrs-
tor plaintiff againstJ. n. TsueH's helm, etc.. de-
PENDANTS, will or
MONDAY. JANUARY 18th, 1878,
Being County Ccur day., at the Count House
door in Blandyills, KY, sell 10 the highest bidder,
on credit Of q. ", Is aud "a N -nths, the following
described propery. viz
Front iots So, =, and 9, fronting the Mig
sissippi river Lot Mo- 8, containing " acTes; Lot
Ne 4 eontai ming 10 acres, and Lot No.s, contain
ing l2 acres-lyins in the town OF Fillmore at the
termIBums Of the N U. >. l.. l.. and chicago
Railroad. opposite c iro, Illinois. Also back Lot
No. 2, which is ,ubdivided into two lets, the ons
Containing PIG acres, the other containing lss1s
acres, the whole lying in the Peter sheppard SUR
yey in Ballard County. Kentucky which was d.
vdsd into the lot, aforesaid by w. h. Reeves,
Commissioner Of this court, and for more partC-
usr description Of the lots aforesaid reference Is
here nlsde TO the at Of Division file In This
Also the following tracts Of land, vz:-Lying 10
Ballard Iounty, near Pidgeon's Old Mill, being
the land sold by }, II, terrell to William Pidseos
and bought back by l. ii Terrell under judy
men, for The purchase money Lying on the wasenr
Of Shawnee Creek. beginning at a stake large red
oak, two hlckoneS and sweet gum poinxm north.
cast corner thence north " 0 west li7 poles TO
white oak with sweet gum, wnae uaS and ash point.
ers, corner with Tho as Barlow thence north 100
poles to astake with hickory, small black gum tap
linss standing as poln,eis cas-, bank oi branch
corner with n. Terrel's land, thence south ~
east isl4 poles to y stake with two white oaks as
POINTERS, corner j. II. Ter els land. thence lvs
poles to the beginning containing no acres being
part Of the land conveyed BY Casaus NJ clay TO j.
U. Terrell, and part Of the survey patented TO
Col. John Harsiss, the same has been ivid.d INTO
two lots Mes. AID 2. by the Commlssi ner aiors-
sold, which repor, Of division Is on file and here
referied to- The purchaser will be required 10 give
Aond with good security, bearing interest from
cay Of sale, having force Of repevn bond on which
execution ay issue when due
This 3rd day Of December, 1873.
G.Ws MARSHALL, ! ID. WILCOX,
G. REEvN, W. Il. RRxvs,
Attorneys Comm iso
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MORTGAGEE's SALE.


WHRRIAs, On the first day Of April, 1879,
Emma Canine and Robert II. Canine, her hus-
band. made, executed, acknowledged, AID de-
livsrei, 10 Mrs. Cassie Williams, now Mrs.
Sasse Drlps, certain sale mortgage ON lot
NO. three w, IN block No. iwenty-niDe Coy in
Opdyks Myers addition, to The city OF Ches-
Ter. III The county OF Ranuolph anu Stas Of Lii
nVir. 70 secure tue payment vi four c.Tlui pro-
Iniosory notes executed BY said Robert n. Can.
Inc. dated AprI !. is1s, iOrtwS hundred dollars
each, pay sbie IN three, six, nine and fifteen
mouths, RESPECTIVELY, from the dates thereof,
WIN Ten pr cent. interest iroH' the dOes there
OF; wa IN aid mortgage wa. UulY recorded
Apriis 1876, HE reccrer's office IN ssid Ran
doiph county IN book No. one ~ OF leases,
Re. ON page l.s and
WREhkAs, Said mortgage proyi ca among
other things for The sale, ~ the said mortgage,
oil said lot md All the rigat and equity OF re-
cemption therein OF The esid Krantors, In case
oil default In the pay nient Of the said nO!es or
any part thereof; una
NH hkAs, lac time for the payment Of the
said holes land each VI hem has long siuce elaps-
ed, and there now rem ms duv on the last three
OF HE above mentioned note, the sum OF six hun
dred and fUurte' = dollars and i've cabts (tliO5)
Now therefore, Lo.ict ID hereby given Ihas,
on Thursday. the ! IN day Of january, 1873, at
the door Of the court mouse 10 said city VI Chester
ut the hour Two O'Clock y, m. Of said day, the
will Oncr said premises ior bale ~
the highest bidder for each Ia hand and on max
ing said sale, will make, execute, and deliver 10
the purchaser good aud sufficient deed therefor.
CASSIE DklPs,
Formerly Cassie Williams
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

State Of Illinois, County Of Alexander.
Circuit Court Of Alexander County, January
Term, A. ID. 1878
George Weiss VS.. Mary Nolte, Anna Note, Ida
Nolte and ,Ins.ine Solte Bill 10 iorscose
M rts9se in caanceTy.
Affidayit OF the non residence OF Mary Note
Anna Mute, Ida Nolte and Arnstine Nots, the de-
endants above named, having been hled In the
office oithe Clerk Of aid Circuit Court OF Alexan
der County notice is hereby gwen to the said non
resident defend ,ns, that the complainant fled hi,
bill of cOlAplaipt In SAID Court on th- .hanecry
side ,hereof On the 2sth day Of October, A. ID.
1877, andtha,a summons thereupon issued ont Of
said Cour! asains, said defendants, re urnuble on
the first Monday Of January, A. ID 1873, as is by
law required. Now, therefore, unless you, the said
Mary koIto, Anna Note, Ida hol,e and Arn,tine
Nots shall personally be and appear beforr the said
Circuit court Of Alexander County, OH The first day
ofthe next Term thereof, to be holden { the Court
house in the city OF Cairo, in said county on the
hrst Monday Of January, a. ID. 1873 ard plead,
aBsw'r or denur TO the said compliments bill Of
complaint, the same, and the matters therein
charged and stated, will be taken as confessed and
decree entered against vow according I, the
prayer ofsaid bill.
JOHN A. REEVE, Clerk.
GEORGE FISHER, Com laiD.nt's solicitor,
Octoeerss, 1871 tN0v !. Avn
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adventurers. Pinched by dull times in the
states, and thinking to take advantage OF
the protusion OF wealth in circu alton in
the hills. they came, vast throng But
gradusly society rights itself. Tramps
have learned that the mountain. and ra-
vine, are generous onlyto the indus rious
and deserving Doubtless many such who
came have remained; u lew have been
hung; the redskins have mangled some;
while goodIy number have been sent to
the peniten,i4ry-u now 1t may he laid
that the population of the hl', in point OF
intelligence, obedience 10 law and general
culture. will compare fayorsby with any
other section Of the west. Desdwood Is
undoubtedly the metropolis ofhe hills, and
the gllch proper contains population Of
about 1000 pc pie, and 10 the centre OF
trade for the entire hills, saving the Rapid
City and Haywood section Of county lying
forty five miles southeast.