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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-25
I~nsOIvent Notice.
STATE OF T%ESNEssEE, SHELBY COUNTY,

STATE OF TENNESSEE, SHELBY COUNTY,
IOFFGcE County CouRT CLERK,
~ MEMPHIS, Tenn, March II, 1879.
To Miss Georgia Bayliss, Administratrix OF
lizzie Zach, deceased.
HANlNG suggested the insolvency of the
IL estate Of Lizzie Lach, deceased, you
are hereby ordered to give notice, by adver-
usenent in some newspaper published within
The said state, and also at tho courthouse
door of Shelby county, for all persons having
claims against said estate, TO appear and Gle
the same with the Clerk Of the County Court
authenticated in the manner prescribed by
law, on or before the lith day of June, 1879;
and any claim not filed on or before said day,
or before an appropriation Of the funds of said
estate is made, shall be forever barred, both
in law and equity.
Witness my hand, at office, this 18th day
Of March, 1879.
OWEN DwYER, Clerk.
By HUGH B. CULLEN, D. g.
In obedience to the above order all creditors
Of said estate are hereby noti6ed to fle their
claims as above directed.
MISS GEORGIA BAYLISS, Adm'x.
= y K Ray, JR', Sol. for Adm'x.
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For White and Black Rivers.
MILT HARRY,S
JOSIE HARRYA
LEGAL.
Probate Court Sale of Real Estate

county, Tennessee.
by virtue of decree Of sale entered in this
~ cause l will sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, in front Of the oourt-bouse
door, ON Main street, Memnhis. Tam on
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Friday, the 4th day Of April. Is7e.

within the hours Of judicial sales. in front NJ
the Mclaughlin store in Mound CITY, Ark.
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash
me property in said deed of trust named and
described, consisting of FIVE mules, one gray
horse and one wagon and harness, for the BUR
said Mclaughlin < Co., secured by The ssid
deed of trust, and the costs of executing The
same. X. +. CRITTENDEN, Trustee
Marion, Ark, March Is, 1879 IS9o
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Trustees sale.

DY virtue Of the terms Of a trust deed exe-
- cuted 10 tho undersigned on the 81 day Of
May, 1875, by Alexander Lyle and wife, duly
registered in the Registers Office Of Shelby
county Tennessee, in Decd Book l07, page 81,
will, on
Saturday, April Z, 1879,
at the south gate Of Court Square, in the eity
Of Memphis, Tennessee. sell for cash, 10 the
highest bidder, free from redemption, the
property therein described as follows: Sitn-
ated In Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee.
known as lot six Of D. @. Poston's subdivie.
lon, on tho north line Of Court street er.
tended, Said lot six fronts 80 feet on the
north line Of Court street extended, with 4
depth northEard between parallel fines ~
1854 feet. To such trust deed 20 recorded
special reference Il here made.
Title believed TO DO good, but / sell and con-
vey only az trustee.
HuNEs x PosToE, Attorneys, Al
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Trustees Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that under and by
~ virtue of a deed of trust executed TO d,
y. Mchay as trustee, on the 18th day of De-
cember' 1916, by Mclaughlin & Co. TO secure
to Sledge, Mckay 4 Co., of Memphis, Tenn.
a certain Indebtedness therein mentioned
which said deed of trust is duly recorded in
BOOK X, page S5S, in the Recorders office al
Mlarisn, Crittenden county, Ark, /, the nm.
derslgned, having been appointed trustee in
she pace ana stead of the said d. l.. Mckay,
incapacitated from serving as trustee in the
premises, will, according to the terms of said
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE


BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
V~icksburg, Ouaehita Belle. ...........g pm
Arkansas river. Marlin Speed. ......,..,.- pm
st. Francis river, Ratesyille ......,.....,.,.5 pm
triar's Point, Geo. W. Check. ........-..5 pm
Dyersburg, Dyersburg .,,..,,.,,.,.........5 pm
New Orleans, Golden Rule~..., ,.....5 pm
ARRIVED.
Steamer Marlin Speed, Cairo.
" Golden City, New Orleans.
" Nint Shinkle, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Steamer City Of Vicksburg, Vicksburg.
" Illinois, Arkansas City.
" Coahoma, Friar's Point.
(" 0sceola Belle, 0sceola.
" Shields, New Madrid.
" Jay Hardy, Island 81.
Golden City, Cincinnati.
Belle Memphis, st, Louis.
IN PORT.
Ouachita Belle, Marlin Speed, Bates
vile, Geo. w. Cheek, Vint Sh!nkle,
Dyersburg.
CONDITION or THE RIVERS. \
The river here rose II inches in the
"a hours ending at noon. aud now
% feet II inches above the low water
mark. AT Cairo it rose 8 inches, with
81 feet l inch on the gauge at 81.
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Saturday, April ., 1879.

within legal hours, to following described lot
Of land, to-wit: wv
situate lying and being in the Taxing Dis
Tttct OF sheloy county tMemphis), State Of
tennessee, and beginning at a stake on tbe
north side Of Alabama street, 5Sh feet from
She intersection Of Alabama street with the
hrst alley west Of Town Reserve avenue
nov known as Manassas street,; thence
northward and parallel with said alley l66H
ieet TO an alley 20 feet wide; thence extending
along SAID last mentioned alley so feet To the
western boundary Of Samuel Tighe's lot;
thence southwark along said boundary 1885,
Ieeti thence westward $50 feet to the begin
ming, on which there are valuable improve
ments. Same being lot No. 8 of r. b. Haw-
ley's subdivision.
Terms Of Sale-0ne-third cash balance in
v equal payments on a credit of one and
Two years, purchaser executing notes for de-
ierred payments, and a lien will be retained
to secure deferred payments.
OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
: E.R Ray, JR., Sol. for Complainant.
March 5, 1879. If6Ie %
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LEoAL


No. 3l3 r. DIN tho Probate Coprt sehah,
count, Tennessee-James A. Anderson "a,
mlnistrator of Mary Grace, deceased. Va
James X. Grace ct al. '@'
Rf virtue Of a decree for sale entered !,
~ this cause ! will sell at public auction. In
the highest bidder, in front Of the eoIrt-house
door on Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
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ChanCery Sale of Real Estate.

No. 26l, n. R.-Cheneery Court of Shelby
Gounty-John Me. Brooks, administrators Of
Eluah Brooks, deceased, vs.. Sarah Brooks
~ virtue Of n interlocutory decree for sale
y entered in the above cause on the IN day
Of July, 1873, and modified January 2s. 1S7Sy
and renewed, etc, March 7, 1879, / will sell
at public auction to the highest bidder.
in front of the Clerk and Masters efice,
courthouse building, Main street, Mem
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Sd. Francis Rirer.

rianna, Wittsburg and all points on ST.
Francis River. The light-draught steamer
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
-. -, SATURDAY january H. 1879.
State Observation-Disclosures eonsols, ssh bid, ST
asked; virginia consos, new, 37R bid. 80 asked;
Virginia fundablc. rs bid; Virginia deferred, ~
bid: Virginia taS-rcceivabie coupons, tex bid TN
asked.
City ecurities.-Pirhmond city e's. j. and j.,
1l7H bid; Richmond city 6's, }. and j.. 1O2 bid;
Petersburg city IS, 100 bid, liz asked; Peters
burg city Ss, special tax. j. aud j.. 107 bid: Lynch
burg city 6s. j. and D., 9s bid; Norfolk water S's,
NJ. and n, LIP BID.
Railroad BondS.-virginia Central Railroad
first mortgage 6's. j. and j., 90 bid: Southside
Railroad first mortgage preferred S's. j. and j.,
1O42 bid: Southside Railroad second mortgage
preferred 6'S. J. and j.. 70 bid: Sonhside Rail-
road third mortgage preferred 6's, j. ard j., 6Sk
bid; Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad first mort
rtckSburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage SIS, D..
and j.. 10l bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage rs j. and j., % bid &:
Orange and Alexandria Railroad third mortgage
SIS NJ. and n. 80 bid, Al asked: Orange and Alex
andrla Railroad fourth mortgage S's, ii. and S., OF
bid.
R1itroa1 StockS.-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad. 100 par. 40 asked: Richmond, Fredc-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad six per cent. guar
anteed, 100 par, 10 bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac RaiIrord seven per cent. guaranteed,
100 par, So bid: Richmond and Danyile Railroad,
100 par, 81 bid, AZ asked.
Bunk StOcks.-Naliona Bank Of Virginia. 100
par. S75 asked: Union Bank Of ri, hmond, so
par 40 bid; Citizens Bank. 23 par 22 asked.
Insurance mDnniRS.-Firgnia Fire and MAJ
rine, % par, 35 hid. IS asked; Virginia State. 25
par. 27i bid. 2Sz asked; Merchants and Mechanics,
100 par, SS asked.
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Church as the safeguard of earthly and Che
surety OF heavenly things.
me Itdlid regards the encyclfcalas an az.
peal to all Catholics to organize o crusade
against modern institutions, and with that
object to participate In political elections.
Bismnrciz's Bill Aiming mt the 4 cssera
Council.
LoSDoS. January little Daily Neus's
Berlin dispatch says Bismarck's proposed
bill practically abolishes all guarantees of
freedom of debate, and with it 1t is in the
power OF the majority to turn any Offend
ing member over TO the courts. It makes
Is a penal offence for the press to publish
any speech which has been censured by the
president Of the Diet. Nominally aimed at
the Social deputies, The law could be APP
piled or misnpplied to any Objectionable
member OF the majority. The bill was
wholly unexpected. and it seems to alarm
even the National Liberals, but they will
probably reconcile themselves TO it before
it comes to vote In the Diet.
Other Foreign Notes.
Franz Bunker, ex-member OF the Ger
man Prissian Parliament, has been prose
cuted by the German Ministry for writing
an article In the Vosics Zeitung on the 10th
OF August crticizinS the antl.Socalist bill,
and has been fined 200 marks. .
LONDON, January 1.-THE Ficeroy-oi In
dia telegraphs to-day that General Stewart
on the 9Th received the news that the Gov
ernor OF Candahar. with most or the CabuI
officials, has fed towards Aerat. and that
the garrison has been disbanded. The
sent an offering Of sub
mission. The British. troops will march
through Candabar to. day. LID ..r,..
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ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY.

SNOW, SLEET, AND ICE-RATN-APPREHENDE
DANGER FROM HIGH WATER.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatchl
UPPER JAMES. KoCKBRlDGE COUNTY, VA,
January 8, 1879.
4 light snow fel, on Friday night. Deem
Der 10Th. 1t soon TroZe. Since that time
intensely cold weather has continued the
>lcet. and Il great part OF the earth has been
covered with ice; the roads became so slip
gerry that no one could travel without con-
slant apprehension of fall, and everybody
wonders that somebody has not been hurt.
The river aud canal are frozen to an extra
ordinary degree The situation OF LeXin@-
ion and this part OF the county in regard
70 transportation is deplorable. Neither
wagons nor canal-boatS can reach market.
You said nobody cares" ii the canal is
frozen. This is great mistake in the pre-
sent distress. The thermometer the latter
part OF last week indicated to 100 below
zero. \ rain has been falling for eighteen
hours, and there is a great thaw and pros
ptct Of much damage along the river from
high water and floating ice. Il.
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THE BANKING AND fl's1RRsNGY GoMMiTTEE.
Washington January 10. me House Com
snittee on Rankfng and Currency held q
brief meeting to-day % quorum not arriving
until shortly before 70 O'Clock. Represents
tive Hewitt's bill making gold and silver tn
terchangeable was briefly discussed and luid
over until Monday next, at which time an
endeavor will be made to dispose Of the
measure, Representative Phiilips's postal
savings bill was aiso considered, and shat
gentleman was authorized to offer an amend
ment thereto providing that the Secretary
OF the Treasury detain a reserve of ten per
cent. OF all moneys received from postal de-
posits,instead OF o reserve OF $50. 100000, az
proposed by the original bill. Asamended.
it allows 8 65-100 per cent. interest per an-
mum on all postal deposits. and the reserve
OF ten per cent. is to be retained for the re-
demption OF 800 bonds. A bill is being
framed by the committee as q substitute for
two pending bills, providing for the pre-
ven:ion of issuing Iegal.tender currency
notes, and will be called up for final consid"
Grafton at the meeting on Monday next. /.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
An Important Encyclicaa Letter from
Pope Leo NlIE.


LONDON. January IA dispatch from
Rome to the Ne,rS says that the Popes en-
cyclical letter occupies seven columns OF
the Osserratore Romdno. The Pope in
Weighs against Socialism, Communism and
NibiIism, which initiates no longer secretly,
but openly against the civil state, rupturing
fine matrimonial tie, ignoring tho rights OF
nroperty, claiming everything, however le-
palIy inherited or honestly acquired. and
attempting even the lives of kings. These
sinister agencies spring from The reforma.
ton. which opened the slAite gates. OF
scepticism till goddess tyrants have arisen.
wherein the authority OF the Redeemer
Of the world is ignored The youth
are trained to believe that mans dts-
TIMES are bounded by the present
and without any hereafter hence the impa-
tient and aggressive spirit which seeks, its
qualification at others expense. Thus the
natural Development OF the. Reformation
was indicated by previous pontitfs from
Clement XII. to, Plus IL. in their aiioeu-
| tons and encyclicas', but the Chureh's
warning is more than ever required. q Inc
equality .desiderated by the sects is u con-
| trary to Scripture. There are distinctions
Between angels in Heaven, a .fortioTS must
there be distinctions between men on earth.
lIWben tyranny prevails. then the Church
shields the oppressed. When, the fyrant Is
litoo strong she .enioins resignation.
i THE Pope iustifies Christian marriage and
| the subseryience OF woman to man, OF child
Ito parer,s, and Of servant to master. Such
interdependence, rightly observed in the
State as in the family, would operate on
earth as 1t does in Heaven. The poverty o.
(which Socialism iss.s impatient Is correcteo
!:by the Church, which, besides. her own
Echarities, eniofns aims irving on the rien, :
whom she thus reconciles the poor. snci
Iisthe solution OF the evils for which Social
!! ism seeks reYof utfonary remedy Let, there
foIe. ali principalities and powers accept 10y %
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BREAKING OF AN ICE-GORGE.-C Cincinnati,
January l0.-Reports are received that the
breaking up of gorge in the Kanawha
river las looscncd the ice in the Ohio, and
there is prospect Of Il general breakup
here. Reports from Charleston, W. Va,
state that seventy-two barges were swept
away in the kanawha, many of which were
Loaded with coal. The steamer j. G. Cross
Icy. which had taken refuge in the Guyan
river, Was cut down and sunk by the ice in
laat stream. Al Louisa, KY, the wharf
boat was carried away, the steamer L. T..
Moore was sunk, and the steamer Fleet
wing was damaged. At Catlcttsbure one
loaded and six empty barges were carried
away. The steamer Tom Farron and nine
brgcs were sunk in the kanawha, and will
be total loss. Further movements. OF ice
IN the Ohio are checked by q gorge at
hanging Rock, but breakup there is mo-
Meniarily expected.
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,INCAsEs OF DEFICIENT POSTAGE Wash
ington, January 1O.--The House Committee
on Pos,.Ot}ices and Post-Roads to-day
agreed to an amendment to the bill for the
classification OF mail matter, which, instead
OF requiring the postmaster to advise par
ties to whom letters are addressed bearing
deficient postage, as proposed in the original
bill, provides that separate call OF stamps
be furnished for this purpose, thereby
avoiding the delay IN notifying the party
addressed. The proposed stamps VIII be a
notification TO the postmaster receiving the
letter TO collect the amount which may be
deficient from the pa rty addressed.
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The Cobb Trial at Norwich, Conn.

NORWICH. January lin the Cobb case
to-day the defence put Dr. levitt, OF New
Haven, on the stand to testify about arsenic
eating. He deemed it possible for person
to habituate himself to taking quantities OF
arsenic, and thought il Suddenly discon-
tinued the effect would be fatal. The State
recalled the prisoners mother for cross sex
animation, and elected statement which
it tried to disprove by calling the prisoners
little girl. with the aim to impeach the value
OF Mrs. WATERWAYS testimony. There was
a protracted and exciting argument over
allowing the child to testify at oil: and then
over the nature OF the questions that were
put to her. A very dramatic and exciting
scene ensued. The Court finally ruled she
might testify. She then narrated CONVEX
sation with her grandmother, showing that
the latter had tempered with her as wit
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,,: aSVATlc.- Boston, January 11.-At the
CIT lTisv"ns OF the Harvard University Boat
na auo Cd Thursday night Oxford and Cor
.,. Tl ti.efs were read and resolutions passed
T~ydpmto'lng The action OF the Executive Com
i !. IN regard to the Corn matter. It
tia annnounced that on the failure to arrange
~, rns Ehsnsh race the old crew had broken
sn p aau Richard Turnbull elected captain to
tbat ~ bancroft. It is also announced
y, a, .oafheld, OF n. A. a. O., had tele-
sf nsi asking is Harvard would row OK
, MR. or Cambridge in case either came to
0s s eoentry for n national association race.
il ttnang 20 The disbandment OF the old crew
wa was thought best to reply that Harvard
''ulo be unable to enter for that race. Is
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SATURDAY. night ) .IELI]GRlhS,
EMBRACING NEWS FROM ALL
e. QUARTERS. Is

AIAT1ERs--suDDEN DEATH
OF A LEADING METHODIST CLERGY.
MAN IN sCHENECTADY-IcE GORGE IN
THE ,DELAwARE-DEATH OF CONGRESS
MAN sCTILEICHER, OF TExAs-THE ARMY
gILL--coNvICTIoN OF. A MURDERER IN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u CAUCUS IN
WAsH1SGToN-THE NORWICH ARSENIC
CAsE-THE FREEDOM OF DEBATE-AN Ex-
MEMBER OF THE GERMAN-PRuss1AN PAR
LAMENT PROSECUTED FOR WRITING AN
OFFENSIVE ARTICLE-.iN IMPORTANT
LETTER FROM THE POPE on SOCIALISM,
COMMUNISM, AND LIBERALISM, &C., &C.
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4 gentleman from Warrenton informs me
'I1t the scene at the burial of the wife OF
Ex-Governor Smith at Warrenton last We'd
Si ~, was affecting in the highest degree.
nc Governor was so completely prostrated
y! Bis oyerpowering grief that he fell on
1N way from his house TO the carriage that
t , nm to the grave, and there his cries
iur hiS vile were truly pitcous. The funeral
:; Nv ~ one OF The largest that ever took place
n .mafrentAn. The paii-bcarers were Judge
H ,te.'h' Judge Gaines, General Payne, DR..
nO.uon; ana HesSrs. X. Fl. Garden and Rice
Iayhe. The deceased was in the eightieth
ssaI oil her age, and had been married fifty.
"' T ears. The Governor is eishty-two. A..
ne same gentleman informs me that Mrs.
H Ian Dashields, OF Warrenton, who is in
~ ~e1 SEVENTEEN year, was stricken with
r,~at!sis last Wednesday. = Washington let
%--4is1andria Gazette. -..r
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BY Telegraph.
NEW. YORK.

i
NEW YORK. january IL So0n.-St0cks strong
Money on call. 2%d3i9 Der cent. EXchange-I.ong
4S3 short, iS7. State bonds quiet. Governments
firm
Ecening.-Moncy, 2.m3i: per cent. Exchange
4S3. Governments firm; new is, 1918, States
dull.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, January 1l-The weekly statement
of The associated banks shows the following changes
Loans decreased s3.56S.O00: specie decreased
S2.O23 500; legal tenders increased 1929 500 lie.
posts increased S309.200: circulation decreased
s63,SO0; reserve increased Sl,l2l,700.
The banks now hold l2397,25O III excess of le,
gal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January l1.-Virfnia 6's, deferred
71r: consos. Ssh; second series, 37i:; past-itle
coupons. Tx. North Carolina 6S, old, IT; new
10; special tax. 2I5. Bid to-day.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. january IL, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wuEAT.-RSd, 214 bushels.
CORS.-JYhite. 1,174 bushels.
OATS.-32 bushels.
RYE.-2 bushels,
BEANS.-4 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 9 bushels at 90c: 80 bushels
mixed ut 81: 7S bushels mixed at S1.05; 20 BUSH
els mixed at Sl.O5; "a bushels mixed at S1.O5-
total. 214 bushels. .-... .
CORN White, 20 bushels very good at lc.: 40
bushels good at 41c. SO bushels good at 41c: 15O
bushels good at Ale: "a bushels prime ut Ale.
22 bushels at 4lc.; bushels al 40c.; lao bushels
OH private t.rms-tOtal, GS4 bushels.
OATs.-32 bushels on private TERMS
RYE-2 bushels ut soc.
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lForty-flfth COnGrass.--Third Session.
WASHINGTON, January II, 1879.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Geddings reported the death of Gus
taye Scheicher. OF Texas, and presented Il
resolution, which was adopted, for the APP
pointment OF committee OF seven repre-
scntatiyeS and three senators to superintend
the funeral and escort the remains to San
Antonio. The Speaker. appointed Messrs.
Geddings. Shelly. Mckenzie, Muller, Lor-
ing. Brentano, Townsend Of New York,
and Powers rs such committee on the part
of the House; and the House then, az n
mark OF respect for the deceased, adj
journed. -.--f -...~.
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TIE WHIpPING-PosT IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Wheeling, West Pa, January GA reso-
luton for the establishment Of whipping.
post in this State was offered in the House
OF Delegates to-day. The action taken upon
it was to refer it to special committee for
report. 1t is believed that the resolution
will be acted upon about the close OF the
session.
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LIVER AND hGUE PAD.

A BSORPTION VS.. DISEASE.
HOLMAN'S LIVER PAD
HOLMAN'S LIVER PAD
CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE,
CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE,
SIMPLY BY ABSORPTION.
SIMPLY BY ARSORPJl ION.
FOR HUMANITY SAKE, TRY THEM ~.
FOR HUMANITY SAKE, TRY THEM!
1T IS THE BEST
LIVER, STOMACH. SPLEEN. AND FEVER
DOCrOR IN THE WORLD!
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS BEAR TESTL-
MOSY!
TRY ONE AND BE CONVINCED.
STOP DOSING.
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RIO ALL CREDITORS or s. G: TAR-

RIO ALL CREDITORS or $. G: TAX
1 DY, BANKRUPT. WHO UAEE ph ~, n my
TiIEiR CT AIMs-Take notice that have bieu as ny
net,.ioa tn The clerks Once OF the United Nas
District Court for the Western D'r ,no % "a me
h,s at ma nyiIie asking said e0art TO aa'parss
O the rom sss Win IL James
sss ~ crettttor and debtor OF said estate. "
which Sompronse sai james T fa M ilo he pay
msn Of all uusecared claims or dean sssass aid
has aaasvr n,,s,ns from the payment Of nil Claims
or demands which assgnes or a saa n,,eed 70 do
nave ssrasse was satisfied fran SD eSauti
NATION OF BOOKS @ tie osnsSp 'saa Would
cr.siy gain by Settling lops and H.
T raar. 0 has arsred me-
under Tue provisions tue 2n ls ~ 10 sna
eY, ~ }ser. effice In Charlottesville on ,ho
SIN DAY or EEnRuAEY is sha n Ssig pesi,ioa
sforesaid should not be granted aea sag SINS.
mise appso's4A Assignee Of 8. c. gasay, eaaafug.
IA a,Th&MtFes ~ So
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po L, =. Johnson is appointed postmaster at
V " Ca,, Pond, Amelia county, va, pice j.
anr atoasihs, resigned. Samuel M. Keys is
jj pl,n postmaster at Kings Mills, WASH
rss Snh county, Va, Uice James a.. King,
Cd Sa1, san Bernard B. WiekIine Is appoint
~ ~ pm0simaster at Centennial; Monroe eoun-
si.nsd Va, utes Thomas j, WickIlne, re-