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EOn-Resideut R0Tfce,

No. 3240-In the ChsneeIy Court Of Shelby county.
ESIennesSee-G. i. EOuts, fOI use, etc. vs.. HsI5
V. HaWley ct al.
appearing from aifidYavt in this cause that the
L defendants. Nary '. HaWley, William Ha8iey
and Julia HaWley, are nOnressdents Of the state
Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered That theynal1e their appear
ance herein. at the courthouse In the city Of Mer1
phis, Tennessee, on Or before the dTst MONDAY IN
April, 1879, ana plead, answer OF demur 10 com
plainants bill, or the same viii be taken for con-
feSSed as TO them, and set fOr hearing eXparte and
that copy Of this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks, ia the Memphis Appeal.
This Sth day Of March. 1870.
A COpy-Attest.
Z. J. BLACK, CLERK and Master
By Z. B. VI HENRY, Deputy g. and NJ.
NJ ID. L. Stewart and T. NJ. 5. Rhett, Soils for Com
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Saturday, April 10. 1879.

within legal hours at the request of the beneficiary
in said deed, at the southwest corner Of Main and
Madison streets, in Memphis, Shelby county, Ten.
nessee, sell to the highest bidder for cash. the fol
lowing property situated in SHELBY county State Of
Tennessee, and described as follows; A certain
tract parcel of land In civil district No two ~ in
said county and bounded as follows tG-wlt: On the
north by the lands Of James Paine and Thomas q.
Moore; on the east by the lands OF Mrs. II. B. saw
age and W. I. Nelson on the south By the lands CT
W. T. Nelson and ID. d. Nelson, ana on the west by
the lands of A. ". Nelson and James Paine, sup
posed to contain about five hundred $500 acres IL
is stipulated In the deed that In event OF sale All
equity of redemption is waived, and that the Dur
chaser shall have absolute title in fee simple.
B. W. WILLIAMSON. JR., Trustee
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86s-, 2BO. Increase OF receipts at United states
% MS this year 232 3q3 bales. Total stock al an
ports, O,lbS bales, against 6B4S4l bales same
lime the year before; In 1877, 150,5O3.
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DEsPENsA
DIR. p. s. JOhns
PRIVATE
Medical EBisPemsary
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Secondary Syphilis the last Fesls5 eTadlcaed viii
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OF loss OF sexual powers restored 20 lEe5 VigOr IN
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ONCE hours from d. m. to ?. m. Sundays
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STEAMSHIPS.
ENMAN LINE
MACHIEHSTS
LEWEs * TBOMAs,
Boiler Makers and
Steamboat Biacksmiths.

IOLACKSMITHING of -------=7-7----syssH5 7-ysHssS.
) all kinds. Copper u
and Sheet Iron Workers. - S
BhOp-AdumS st. tFL--Isas 7<lzESssss
near the river, MEMPHIS Tenn, All work done
promptly, day or night Terms cash. Residence,
Ne. 90 Promenade.
Our shop viii be open oaiIy from this date, all
ders for work will be promptly attended to.
0H4nhsF TX. 1878 LEWIS y TP0hAG
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RrIIefen,s ssRIn.

DY virtue of a trust deed to me executed. and re-
d corded in the Office OF the Register Of SheloT
county. Tenn. IN book lob, page 253 made by D
Z. Palmer Ifsr Eor ths purpose OF secu. ing the
Indebtedness therein named, and which not having
HNaay, raaFd TvraI1
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RIVER NEWS.
River ana weather

River and weather.
The table and dispatches below give FL
,ial information concerning the weather and rivers:
OEFICB SIGNAL. SERVICE, 81. S. A, I
MEMPHIS, March %. 1879,
Above loT Changes.
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The following are the New York spot quotations
Tor yesterday: Ordinary, T-l6c; good ordinary,
9 a-IG.; low middling. g 3-l6c; middling. lOISc;
gOUt mIddtiug, lOizc; middling fair. l@sc At
1885. buyers aud sellers ap irt II 80. dull; Gals,
dull 4.l5, unchanged. Sales, 254 bales Contracts,
100 bales. stock, 1SB,747 bales.
The following Is the latest New York telegram Of
futures;
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IBY TELEGRAPH.l
The following are the latest kilograms of the do
nestle markets, reported yesterday TO the cotton
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NOn-Residenf NOfice-

No. 3224-In the ChanceTy Court OF Shelby County.
IenneSsee-Matilda Mathews Ct al vs. EltZa Jane
Mayer Ell al.
T appearing from affidsyIt In this cause that
L the defendants, Mrs. Eliza Jane Mayer and Ma
Jane Hennlng,aFe EOI5siuents OF the clage of Ten
ness e; that the names and places OF dencs C
the heirs OF Mrs. Fanny Mathews, deceased, are ~
known, ana cannot Dc rained after diligent Ia
qlIiry, and they may perhaps BE- Interested in the
property sought 10 be subjected b. this proceeding,
IL Is therefore ordered that all OF said above men
toned parties make their appearances herein AZ the
Courthouse in the ci'y o. 1iemphis, Tennessee. on
or before tne INST Monica! IN april Sly, and plea,
II be taken Tor confessed as 10 Them and set TOR
hearing eXparte, and that copy Of this order 2
published once week, for four successive weeks IN
the Memphis APPEAL
This 1st day OF March, 1879.
4 COpy-AtteSt:
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n BlE- = CsEEE- Z Q ICE
No. 1S22.-In the Chanc y Court OF Shelby County,
Tennessee.-S. z. Anderson VS.. R. c. JamisoE,
ct al.
I appearing from the affidavit In this cause that
i the defendant, R. C. JamisOn, IS NONRESIDENT
of the STATE of Tennessee,
II rs therefore ordered, that he make his appear
ance herein, at the courthouse in the city OF heil'
phis, Tennessee. on or before the hrst Molcd9 ~
APRIL 1879, and plead, answer or oeInul y I'm
pialnantS bill or The same WIll be taken ~ w.
fessed as to hin1nd set for hearing eApdite, GU
tdat copy this order b. publisher oses 4 ~
for four successive weeks. ia the Menpnls Appe1i-
This 1st cay OF March, 1879.
A cOpy-Attest. - sr,,.s,
BY (. B. NJ HESRY. Deputy u aiit A-e''
John JOhnstOs, Sol. for Complain
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COAk AND WBOD.
AdministratOr's NOtIce

| III AV1NG been appointed and qualified as Ad-
| IL ministratOr Of the estate Of William Oberst.
deceased, notice Is hereby given to all creditors of
said estate to present their claims to me, and all
persons indebted to said estate requested call
| and settle JAMES BOUND,
| su Memphis Gas WORKS.
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UNIVERSITY oF TIE sOUTR'

Riqlest education on Christian pyiEe pes; - ss+5n-
SCHOOL, Cadet corps. Charges nlOzz1ts, "
Term opens March goth, AddTesssN % = -
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Howard Association,

CEslay!Es'S LUMBER AND Log SDuT7
"A FOR LOG(sElSS, T.VBBER HER- N
DchRnts- Farmers and MechanicS.IAHa
Giving rules for correct measurement of Scant-
King Boards. Plank, CUbical Contents of Square
and Round Timber Saw L,Es typ'yia'. BALE. staye
and Heading Bolts, Wood, Tables of Wages by
month Board or Rent by the week or day. Capac-
ity of Cisicrns, Interest Tables, &c. By J. NJ.
Scribner By mail. postage paid, on receipt Of 30
cents. CURTIS < Co. Sll Il Sl3 y. 2d St. ST. Louis.
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Total receipts at ali United States ports 4,O5O.-
AS same date, 1873, 3,SI8,413; same date, 1877,
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NOn-EEesjde t No ice

X. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By T. B NHENRY, Deput Clerk and Master.
L 3 MFarland. Sol. for n.nulaInarf
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STATIONS,

Maximum Thermometer 81 deg.
Rinimum thermometer 80 deg.
Rainfall during day In inches. .24
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CENSUS PREPARATIONS.
Superintendent Walkers Distribution Of
the Supervisors, Etc.

Washington Special to Philadelphia Press.l
General Walker. the superinten-
dent of the census, expects to com.
plete the organization of the Super
visors districts in the different States
next week. But the selection of those
to I'll these offices will not be made
until after the assembly of congress.
The number of applicants is so great
that he expects no difficulty in secur-
ing competent persons. The distribu.
tion Of the l50 supervisors authorized
has been so revised that the superin-
tendent feels equal consideration has
been given to all sections. This dis
tribution now stands as follows New
York, eleven; Pennsylvania, ten Ill
inois and Ohio, eight each Missouri,
seven Indiana and Texas, six each
Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee and
Virginia, five each; Alabama, Iowa,
Michigan, North Carolina and Wiscon-
sin, four each; California, Kansas,
Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts,,
Minnesota, Mississippi, New Jersey
and South Carolina, three each +; Ark
onsas, Connecticut, Main, Nebraska
and West Virginia, two each; Colora-
do, Delaware, Florida, Nevada, New
Hampshire, Oregon, Rhode Island,
Vermont, the Territories and the Dis
trict of Columbia, one each. The
superintendent is in receipt of infor-
nation from the special agents sent by
him to the different Territories to col
lect information with a view to the
compilations Of special Information
respecting the greater industries which
Mr.. Walker says will constitute val
liable contribution to the statistical
and technical value of the census of
$780, 1t has been decided not to al
low more than one supervisor to each
Of the large cities. Therefore, New
York, Philadelphia, Boston, St. Louis
and other cities of that class will have
but one. The enumerators will be
designated by the supervisors, under
instructions from the superintendent.
and range according to the various
constituents of the population and the
nature of the principal industries, the
limits being fixed at one enumerator
to from 1000 to 1000 inhabitants.
The supervisors districts will range
in population from 100000 to 100000.
according to extent of territory, the
compactness or sparseness of settle
ment or other influencing causes.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
American Railway RObber Ar
rested.
Negotiations Between Greece and
Turkey.

PARIS, November. Prince Jerome
Napoleon has returned here. Don
Carlos returns in a few weeks, and will
doubtless profit from the government
warning.
LONDON, November 1.-The Amer
lean lady and gentleman who were at
tackled and robbed on the railway car
riage on the Alta Italia Line a few
days ago were Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon,
not Beron. The robbery occurred be-
tween Alta and Verona. One of the
two robbers has been arrested.
Elliott and Boyd have made their
first depositof the fifty pounds for their
boat race. Elliott still leaves fifty
pounds on deposit for the match with
Hanlan, as he has received no official
notice of Hanlan's forfeiture of the
championship. Elliott claims that he
ought to receive information direct
from Hanlan as to whether he intends
to proceed with the match during the
next few days, as plenty of time has
been allowed.
ATHENS, November l. King
George in his speech at the opening of
the chamber of deputies said nego-
tiations were progressing between
Greece and Turkey aided by the CO.
operation of Europeand were expected
to terminate fayorably. The peaceful
solution, he said, would be advanta-
geous to both countries but it was
necessary in order to maintain the
army in an effective condition to con-
tinue military preparations because
strength greatly regulated regulations
between nations. Bills will be pre-.
sented in regard to the army and
navy.
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CHICAGO.
Senator Chandler Found Dead in
His Bed.

CHICAGO, November l.. Senator
Chandler, of Michigan, was found
dead in his bed at the Grand Pacific
Hotel this morning. He had been
speakiugin Wisconcin, and last night
addressed an immense audience at Nc
Cormick's Hall, in this city, and
spoke with his usual earnestness.
After the meeting, when he and Sen
ator Logan and Jesse Spaulding we're
sitting in his room engaged in conver-
sltien, Senator Chandler complained
ofindigestion. AS he had complained
of the same distressing feeling when
enroute to the city with these gentle
men, Mr.. Spaulding suggested that he
remain over in the city until Saturday
night, but he said business affairs re-
quired his attention at home, and the
order was given to have him called in
the morning at Z o'clock. His friends
then bade him good night and left.
That is the last time the senator was
seen alive. This morning when the
Office boy called him there was no re-
sponse. AS upon repetition silence
prevailed, the clerk effected an en-
trance through the transome. and
found that the senator was dead. The
body was not quite cold, and the ply
sioians who we're present decided that
death had occurred about three hours
previous to the discovery. The face
looked tranquil, showing that death
was painless. The coroner will hold
an inquest. Mr.. John B. Drake tele
graphed. President Hayes the sad in
telligence about 8 o'clock.
LATER.
From partial examination DR.. Nc
LEcF, who was Immediately called in,
is of the opinion that his death was
the result of sudden congestion of the
lungs, brought about by cold, which
was contracted at Janesyille. The
inquest will be held during the after
noon.
Sorrow over the sad event is uni
versal and genuine. Flags are at halfI
mast upon the Pacific and other hotels
and public buildings. The Tribune
building also is in mourning. The
Republican county central committee
and fedOral officials, together With
portion of the congressional delegation
from this State, the Union Veteran
Club and the head ofthe county mill |
tia organizations held informal consul
tation at the Grand Pacific, and ten
dered the service Of appropriate com
panies whenever the relations of the |
deceased senator should arrive from
Michigan. They will probably be here
during the afternoon by special train
and funeral arrangements cannot be
made until their arrival. The
speech of last night is pronounced by
those who are familiar with senator's
campaigns as by far the most vigorous
and able of all his previous efforts.
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TROUBLE IN TEXAS.
Conflict Between State and Federal
Troops.

st. Louis, November 1.-Advices
from WHEELER county, Texas, say a
good deal of feeling exists there owing
to the arrests of persons by United
States deputy marshals on blank
warrants filed to suit cases. Arrested
parties were released on writs of
habeas corpus in State courts but re-
arrested by United States marshals.
These marshals also swore out war
rants against officers of State courts
for interference with federal officers,
and with squads of soldiers from Fort
Elliott have gone to make arrests.
1t is said that the matter has been re-
ported to Attorney-G General Devens,
and that he has instructed federal
judges of the Dallas district to inyes-
tigate the matter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-01

The ClarksviIle Tobacco Leaf gave
the Bluffs and the Chicks the follow
ing goodbye when they left that
pleasant city few days since. They
are a genial set of gentlemen and
Memphis may well be proud of them.
She has in these young men energy
and capacity enough to recover from
her misfortunes and yet become the
future great city. We extend cor
dial invitation to the Bluffs and
Chicks to call again, but sincerely
hope that they may never again be
compelled to leave their own homes in
the Bluff City under similar distress
ing circumstance"
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Wouldn't Advertise.

Indianapolis News.l
William g. Ball, of the Terre Haute
Gazette, was over here some time ago,
soliciting advertising for his prosper
Gus paper. He is a live man and a
good talker. He stepped into large
brick building on Pennsylvania street,
below Pogue's run, and told his story
dwelling on the advantages to be OBJ
tained by advertising in paper of the
immense circulation of the Gazette.
His inducements were met very cold
ly, and his proposals were refused
firmly, but gentlemanly.
''You have no customers in Terre
Haute?' he inquired.
No"
''My dear sir, you should endeavor
to enlarge your trade. You should
make our citizens acquainted with
your house and your goods"
The gentleman thought it would
hardly pay
Not pay, sir" Dir. Ball returned
TO the attack, bringing up statistics
from every pocket and giving numer-
Gus citations of successful advertising.
He showed what the Gazette was
capable of as an advertising medium.
Now, my dear sir, don't you think
by giving nae an advertisement you can
extend your business to Terre Haute?"
Then the man behind the couatRr
said:
81 don't think we can young man;
this is the gas-works." "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-01
A SOLDIERS GREETING.
Reception of the ChlCkasaW Guards and
Bluff City Grays at the Pea
body, Last Night.

1t was a real royal time the soldier
boys had at the Peabody Hotel last
night. There was champagne punch
IN copious quantities; floral decora-
tions in great profusion, joyous people
in large numbers, and good cheer by
an overwhelming majority Speeches
also made up a portion of the enter
tainment. The affair was a sort Of
semi military stag frolic, in honor of
the return of the Bluff City Grays and
the Chickasaw Guards, given by the
Porter Reserves, who could not get
away during the past summer. The
boys were glad to meet their soldier
friends and comrades, and they showed
it plainly by all that they said and did.
Hilarity reigned throughout the early
hours of the night, and the entertain
ment broke up with all hands in good
humOr with themselves and the world
at LARGE.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

News by telegraph from all parts of
the country received through the As
sociated Press appears in to-day's
LEDGER, and will be continued regu-
larly from this time forth, the same
as in days Of our prosperity previous
20 the fever visitation. On and after
Monday next the usual four page,
twenty-eight column size of the paper
will be resumed, when full market
reports, local and foreign, will appear
as in the olden time.
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Memphis.
yioksburg Commereial.l

Nlcksburg Commercially
VicksBurg, this time last year very
Niobe among Southern cities, mourn
ing in sackcloth and ashes the loss of
her fairest and best, thanks a mereiful
God for her immunity from disease
and death this summer, and sends
greetings of sympathy and JOY to her
sOrely afflicted sister Memphis. the
late silent and dcsolate thoroughfares
Of which begin to laugh out the glee Of
reviying commerce and social inter
course.
We trust the fall and winter of 1879
and 1880 will find the business inter
ests Of Memphis fully revived, and
that the day is not far distant when
her lost glories will be restored and
her commercial station in the future
be more than assured Human hearts
must bleed and human eyes be dimmed
by sorrows tears, as mortals journey
over life's weary way, but benefcent
Providence alone is infallible, and in
the love, justice, and mercy of the
great Master, nations, communities
and individuals must put their unfalt-
ering trust.
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Rank Cashier I'M JaiI.

New ORLEANS, November l.
Milton Benner, late cashier of the
Citizens Savings Bank, has been com
mitted to Jail in default of bail on
charges of publishing false bank state
ments to defraud and mislead the
public, and of perjury in swearing to
the same.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-01
Counterfeiters Sentenced.

New YORK, November 1.-Seven
cOunlerfeiters were sentenced yester-
day in the United States Court for
passing trade dollars and notes. All
were to be taken to the Albany peni-
tentiary to-day and when the deputy
marshal went to receive his prisoners
he found five had escaped.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-01
EnlbezzIer Arrested.

BosToN. November daniel
Smith recently arrested in Denver
Colorado, charged with the embezzle-
ment of about $4,000 worth of
liquors from the firm of J. w. Gaf
& Co., of Cincinnati, of which he was
agent, and who was detained in Proyi-
dence, Rhode Island, on civil suit,
yesterday gave himself up here and
was sent to jail in default of bail.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-01
Cotton.

The cotton market is quiet with a
fair inquiry, buyers and sellers being
rather apart. The latter hold firm at
full quotations, while the former ask
slight concessions. Sales yesterday,
1850 bales divided, to exporters, 700 !;
to spinners, $50. The market closed
steady, as follows: Good ordinary,
lQc; low middling, 1O}c; middling,
l0lc; good middling, 1O3c; middling
fair, 11Bc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-01
The Eastern Storm.

HALIFAX, November 1-Dis-
patches from the eastern part of the
province of Nova Scotia continue to
tell of the destruction of property by
the gale of Wednesday. VIM. Pur-
cell, of Port Hawksbury, is missing
and supposed drowned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-01

CAIRO, November /. Arrived =
Belle St. Louis, Vicksburg, l am;
John B, Maude, St. Louis, II am.
Departed-Grand Lake, St. Louis, II
pm; Belle St. Louis, st. Louis,
am. Ice was formed here this morn
ing,
CINCINNATI, November 1.-No ar
rivals or departures. River 4 feet and
about stationary. Weather clear aud
cold
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-01
- W III n hAVAkGs
Publisher and Proprietor.

The subscription price of the DAILY
PUBLIC LEDGER is s5 per annum ana
SOC per month forlv than one year. The
WEEKLY LEDGER Is 81 per annum-
postage free.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-01
True BIN Agalnsl Chns. neYonnr.

SAN Francisco, November The
grand jury have found true bill of
assault to murder against Charles De-
Young, of the Chronicle, based on his
assault on Rev. j. V. Kalloch.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-01

a.m.-Cotton quiet middling 1Osc;
sales, 1000 bales. Receipts to-day, 467l
bales. Sales yesterday, 12,2OO bales.
Stock on hand. 1S5, 1893 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-01
CARD.

10 all who are suffering fromthe errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, ETC., 1 will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov-
cred by missionary in South America. Send
a self-addressed envelope to Rev. JosEPH 7.
INMAN. Station d, New York City.
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