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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-09

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-13
The Boat RoYs, Freaks.

Clerks on steamboats, and their fell
low nayigators who engineer the office
part of wharf boats that lie numerous
ly at intervals along the river, often
possess stalwart minds which refuse to
remain Uranium pent. Ventilation
Being an absolute essential to their ex-
%istence, they now and then turn loose
odd freaks worthy of record.
The other day one of these brilliant
young men evolved himselfin a bill of
lading shipped by the steamer Goa
homa to a party at Hot Springs, as fol-
lows
One box, supposed to contain a
negro's outfit, viz: A spinningw wheel,
boot jack, grease gourd, plow point,
an old bride, soldier coat, pair rus
sets Slightly worm, some pots and
kettles, shuck mattress, quilt, an old
clock, one-half bedstead, one rush
bottom, some dried herbs (last years
crop, one small piece meat, a little
meal and a few family relics. Should
you not go through to Hot Springs
this trip you will please have the box
put out at Memphis, or, | should have
said, the Taxing District.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-13
Chancery Court Suit.

In 1857 j. NJ. Provine leased sew
erailots of ground from the guardian
of the Talbot heirs, and erected what
is known as the Provine Block. About
$4,000 was borrowed by Provine from
the estate of George P. Cooper, de-
ceased, to erect these buildings. The
PrOvine lease was declared void by the
Supreme Court. When Provine Dor
rOwed this money he executed a deed
Of trust to the Cooper estate upon the
property, which by the terms of the
lease, he was to be reimbursed for out
Of the improvements. The Cooper
estate is now trying to enforce this
trust in the face of the Supreme
Court decision, that Provinces lean
was void, andhe had not title, upon the
ground that the Cooper estate is an
innocent purchaser. The amount
involved is quite large, and the case
is being contested in the Chancery
Court with great energy and zeal.
Vance & Anderson and Messick K
Morgan represent the Cooper estate.
Jarnagin & Frazer, Howell Jackson,
BigelOw and Harry Hill the defend
ants. The case will doubtless occupy
the Chancery Court the whole of TO-
day,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-13

Mr.. j. II. Warner, Of Warmers Sta
ton, Miss, is in the city.
Il. p. Turner, dentist, 313 Main
street, administers nitrous oxide gas.
Chas. II. Wing, agent of the Dante
troupe, which will shortly appear
here, arrived in the city yesterday.
Hugh Davis, who was mixed up
with a set of fine young bucks in try
ing to rob Mrs. Dawson, has been ex-
PEELED from the Chickasaw Guards.
He is the only one Of the crowd who
was able to give bail. The others are
in jail, where such culprits deserve to
be,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-13
COurt-House News.

One hundred and forty-two prison
ers in the county Jail yesterday.
Sallie r. Lyon petitioned to-day
before the Circuit Court for a scpara-
ton of interests from Stephen Lyon.
The United States Court, Judge
Hammond on the bench, is still oc-
cupied with the Blackburn and Selma
Railroad suit for foreclosure.
The case Of j. +. levy, charged
with stealing $1,000 from Mrs. Barta-
rclli, will come up for trial before
Judge Ray this afternoon.
The case of Crutchfeld and Vaughn
against Ellingcr, a suit in connection
with a building neal the county Jail,
occupied the Circuit Court, Judge
Pierce on the bench, to-day.
Marriage licenses have been issued
since yesterday to Ed Miniear and Miss
NJ. Walker; DR.. Il. w. Fullilove and
Miss Annie Knott Daniel H. Will
liams and Miss Matte Houston /;
John Harris and Miss Minerva j.
Campbell Robert Richardson and
Margaret Tate.
Parties who served as judges, clerks
and so on in the recent election of
Taxing District officials are still
stirring up the authorities for pay for
their labors. One man has applied to
Sheriff MCGOWAN and threatens to
appeal his ease to Governor Marks
unless his claim is satisfied.
The Criminal Court was adjourned
this forenoon, owing to the sickness of
a juror in the Tony Casaretti case.
The ill person was Mr.. B. f. Jackson,
who suffered from hemorrhages last
night to an extent hat disabled him
from service to-day, and the prospect
is bad for him to be able to serve be-
fore Saturday next. In the meantime
eleven jurors are to remain locked up
in a close room.
Deeds, ETC., recorded yesterday in
the county registers Office are as fol-
lows: Anna Harrigan to Honora Keith,
warranty deed R. c. Kirk, jr,, to w.
K G. H. Harris, deed R, W. Mann
and others to W. II. Hill, jr., deed
j. J. Busby to N. Hill, jr,, warranty
deed; Sam Sing to NJ. Lee, bill Of
sale j. +. Merriman to P. H. Pie
Ian, quit claim George Rubsch and
others to H. B. Buckham, trust deed
W, D.. Holden to W. Messick, war
ranty deed Jerry Davis to o. S.
Winston, mortgage NJ. Wells to
Pearce, Suggs & Co., chattel mort
gage; c. Browne and others to F. w.
Connell and others, deed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-13
Key West Cigars, A for 25c,
AZ HendersOn's. l3l.
ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIS THEATER. - The grand
Shakspearean tragedy of Julius Caesar
as presented by John Mccullough
and troupe at the Memphis Theatcr
last night afforded an entertainment of
the highest character. The full
strength Of McCullOugh's fine COM
pany was necessary to the produce
ton of the fine historical play, and
each individual enacted his or her
respective part with excellent effect.
The audience was large and exceed
ingly appreciative, as was testified by
their frequently pronounced applause.
Tonight Shakspeare's King Lear is
to be presented, and Mr. Mccullough
will enact the part of the ~lunatic
Lear" a most difficult assumption
but in which he has won many tri-
umphs in other cities.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-13
Fine Point in Etiquette.

New York Times.l
Some days before the adjournment
of congress, as the story goes, good
natured and ~ponderous Senator Nc
Creery, of Kentucky, was waddling
down Pennsylvania avenue, when a
dapper young gentleman, one of that
class which delights society girls by
exclaiming at intervals during a fash
ionable reception Have you been
very gay this season 2" approached him
with the question "Ah, senator, how
de do; [ called on you this morning.
Did you get my card?'
Yes" said the senator dryly, " |
got the card but what did you mean
by writing L. p in the corner Of it ~
"Oh, that said the young gentle
man, evidently delighted at being able
to give information, that, you know,
means ZEN p%ersonne, in other words,
left in person.
Yes, yes" said the senator medi-
tatively, " | see
The next day Mr.. McCreery again
met the young man, and this time
going up to him, said, All, by the
way, ! called ON you this morning
did you get my card 2"
Yes, sir; yes" was the reply, " |
got it; but, | say, senator, what in the
world did you mean by writing s. B.
A. ~. in the corner ofit?"
What cried the old gentleman
laughing all over his face, didn't you
understand that Tn surprised.
What should | mean but sent by a
niger
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-13
SiaiIer's Ladies' Restaurant,
No. 22O Main street. [4t
Pure Homemade Candles at
Heinrich's, 376 Main ii. z
IIyneneaI.


Atihe First Methodist church was
witnessed a most interesting wedding
ceremony at noon to-day, the contract
ing parties being Miss Annie r.
Knott, only daughter Of the Rev, j.
w. Knott, and DR.. u. w. Fulliloye,
Of Walden, Miss. A large assem-
blage, including friends and relatives
Of the happy pair, were present on the
interesting occasian, and all joined in
gratifying expressions at the suspicious
promise Of the fair bride and the ex-
cellent gentleman sheahas chosen fol
her life partner, After the ceremony
at the church the couple, with a few
invited guests, repaired to the resi-.
dence Of the brides parents, on Adams
street, whore a collation. was spread
for their entertainment, aud where
congratulations we're received. Mr.
and Mrs. Fulliloye leave this afternoon
by rail for their future home, neal
Walden, Miss, carrying with them the
best wishes Of a throng Of friends fol
a long happy and prosperous life.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-13
Cigars and Tobacco,
J. Il. SHARP, $40 Main. Ii
Bargains in shoes, at MilIer's, l.
Broke Jail.

A yellow woman named Baker
Smith is reported to have escaped from
the Jail at Somorville, Tenn. She was
charged with having poisoned her hus-
band a year or so since. This is the
third escape from the same Jail within
the past twelve months. A reward is
offered by the sheriff of S25 for the re-
capture of the escaped murderess.
She evidently had an accomplice in
getting out of Jail, as the bars of the
window were sawed through and the
telegraph wires near the town were
ont
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-13

Cotton steady.
Variable winds.
1t will be cooler tonight.
Zephyrs lOc an ounce at Johnston's.
A prosperous spring trade is an
ticipated.
How delightful the weather was
yesterday.
The air was laden with smoke and
SCOT this morning,
Violets, modest, fragrant v%iolets, are
blooming %profusely.
The waning moon rises at twenty
minutes past twelve tonight.
Several weddings are limited at as
being set to come off after Easter.
TailOrs and dress-makers are busy
preparing spring suits for bellies and
beaux.
Preparations are already under way
for hops and frolics on and after
Easter.
The fountain in Court Square is
undergoing repairs. 1t needs scrub
bling very bad.
Tramps, street beggars and station
house dodgers have scattered. Few
are heard Of now.
Temperature at sunrise 42'. The
highest yesterday was 6S' and the
lowest 44' range 24'.
Our receipts of the staple are gradu-
ally creeping up to last season. We
are but little behind now.
The Chicks - have their monthly
match drill and hopat their Herman
do street armory tonight.
No races are in prospective this
season. The only promised recreation
is baseball and Sunday beer gardens.
The annoying clouds of dust are
suggestive of the benefit of sprinkling-
carts and other dampening influences.
The suburban beer gardens are
likely to have a fine run of custom
during the ensuing spring and sum
mer.
Martin Cohen, the halter, will re-
turn from New York next week with
a full line Of choice spring and sum
mer hats.
One thousand pounds of Reelfoot
Lake perch, and 800 pounds of red
snappers received to-day per express
by Victor D. Fuchs.
The tragedy of Julius Caesar has
been substituted for 0thello for the
Saturday matinee by Mr.. McCul-
Tough and his troupe.
A few emigrants pass here daily
going further West and South, gen.
orally to Texas. The fall season i.
when the hegira is greatest.
The board Of health has commenced
operations and now order all people tC
clean yards, alleys, pavements and
cutters about their premises.
The First National Bank is dali,
filling orders for the new four pei
cent. government bonds, which arr
the best securities i. this country.
The Danites, one Of Joaquin Nil
ler's productions, will be performed
: here on the three closing nights o
next week by the Mckee Rankin
troupe.
The newly imposed property tax i
divided so cents on the 800 for SAM
tary purposes, 20 cents for police. II
cents for schools and 10 cents 70
street lights.
= Cotton buyers are trying very har,
' to-day to purchase lists of the stapl
at a slight concession from prices ha,
yesterday, but factors are strong an,
refuse to yield.
The Haverly Minstrel Troupe, an
nounced to appear here the first thre
nights of next week, is the largest an.
I most talented cluster of minstrels eve
organized in this country.
Those fifty cent dinners, at 30
Main street, under the management {
: the ladies Of the Christian Associs
. ton, are palatable and deserve 700
patronage, being for the benefit Of III
poor.
The ferry line to Arkansas river
deriving an increased traffic, especial
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-13

In the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job printing. 1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-13
SIULES.
Clothing Cleaned and Repaired.
4. DOernberg, 10 Adams. re
Ice Cream at StaGer's, 2eO Main
In SeIf:Deiense.

A rufian named Jno. Sharples, once
a policeman, was shot and killed by a
young man named Walter r. WATSON,
on Sixth street, New Orleans, last
Friday night. The man Sharples is
described as a desperate character,
while WATSON, who has relatives in
this city, is of excellent repute.
WATSON was escorting a lady from his
house on the corner of Pleasant and
Chestnut street to her residence on
Washington avenue. Sharples, whom
he did not know, followed him for a
considerable distance, and when close
up, made threats that he would fix
WATSON. The latter turned, drew his
derringer, warned the rufian to keep
off, and the warning not being needed,
he fired, after backing as far as he
could. Mr.. WATSON is the son of Mr..
j. b. WATSON, a well-known stationer
on Carondelet street. Young Wasson
was released on ball.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-13
Gents hand-sewed shoes at low
prices, at Miller's. Iii
Type for Sale.

A font of 500 pounds long primer, in
good condition, with all necessary " sorts ?
used about one year; suitable fora country
office. For sale cheap by immediate
application to this office. 89-t
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J. w. ALLEY, the coal and wood dealer,
at 39j Main street, $50 Second street and
ljS Beal street, is selling wood at four ~
per cord delivered. IA
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A FREsH lot Of cheap gas fixtures at
1911 Brownies, 258 Second street
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Features Of the Lenten season in
New York are to be evangelical lunch
parties so called because of the Mt.
tendance Of the rectors of the most
fashionable churches.
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A New Orleans man about 10 fail in
business was asked " How manv
cents do you intend to pay on the doi.
larY' just as many as | can bor-
row " was the reply.
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Call and see the Fifteenth
Amendment ut r. J. TurnbuII'a,
234 Main 81. l8t
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MULES.

JusI received a car Of big young
mules, suitable for dray or cart
use. For sale cheap.
q. II. BRACKET a. CO.,
l3 32I Second street.
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The Rev. Woo Hoong- Nick Bau-
Tsih- Dze is one of the pastors living
in Shanghai, China.
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Maine papers r growing about an
educated rooster hat will come
when called by his name.
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MULES.
Just received a ear Of big young
mules, suitable for dray and cart
use. For sale cheap.
&. II. BRACKETT & CO..
10 32I Second street.
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TIE CENTS PER WE X.
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.

Thursday Evening, March Is, 1879.
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Smoked Pig Tongues.
II. SeesseI, ST. e. Son,
III Corner Jefferson and Second

Ladies shoes cheap, at Miller's.
LII
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FOR RENT.

PEsIDENCE 9l Carroll avenue. Apply at
IL No. 1S9. ST
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I'M MCCULLOUGH.

Supported by the eminent actor, Mr.. CHAS.
BARRON, and o superior Dramatic Company,
all under the management Of William n.
Conner.
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A. f. FRANKLAND's auction house, 1876
Main street, Webster Block. "a
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n Planters Insurance Building, double and
i single Offices, suitable for lawyers or physi-
clans; and double and single bedrooms, An
well lighted and ventilated, and all modern
conYeniences. Apply at Office Of Planters In
surance Company, Al Madison st. l-9
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FIRST OF THE SEASON!
SPRING LAMB!
Lambs from the farm of Joe VI.
Thompson, Germantown.
Dressed Turkeys,
npasaaH 6v,goIyou

Good boots and shoes at low prices,
at Miller's, Iii
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BOARDING..

C1000 Of Bluff City Cotton Mills stock,
DIVuV at Mechanics and Traders Bank,
mo. y Madison street. OF
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pLACKSM NTH shop. Good location. Ad-
ID dress Mrs. I. L. ESTES. Collieryille. 20
RESlDENCB on Union street, 5 rooms; on
IL Carroll avenue, Z rooms: suburban resi-
denee and 5aeres. MINOR MERIWETHER,
- Second street. 7U