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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-26
COMMERCIAL.
PgBLIc LEDGER 0FPfcK,
MEMPHIS, MAY %. 1879.


There is a marked improvement in
the general financial condition Of this
country and Of Europe. Money is
abundant and exceedingly cheap at all
points where capital usually accumu-
lates, and a buoyant feeling peryades
trade circles in every direction. Our
local bankers report a very limited de-
mand for loanable funds, and large
sums continue to lie idle on their
hands, which they would willingly
place in circulation on good CONNER
cial paper at 6 per cent. interest, GER
tainly a cheap rate for this section.
The impetus in general trade has
not, however, shared its good influence
with real estate, either here or else
where. The gradual shrinkage in
value, which begun five or six years
ago, exhibits no signs Of alteration for
the better. City property, except in
choice localities, is stagnant and gem
orally unsaleable, while farm lands
may be set down as fiat and entirely
nominal as far as any fixed valuation
of the same is concerned. As Sc
curity for loans, lands are worthless,
and improved farms are almost as bad,
except to those who till and live upon
them.
A continued upward tendency and
fir, mess is repOrted in the government
bond market. The new As have ad-
vanced another &c in New York, and
are now lO3, with but a few millions
available to the general purchaser.
The supply here is limited, and prices
which were 103 three days ago, have
advanced to 104 Six weeks ago they
we're sold at par.
Silver bullion has taken an upward
start, and is quoted in London al
50 9-l6d per ounce, ID higher Than q
week ago. This makes the American
standard dollar worth about 95Ic in
that market.
Exchange continues at steady rates,
with light offerings of cotton bills dur.
ing the past few days, and an increased
demand for Eastern checks. Rates
are par buying for bills without grace.
and tc discount for sight on points be.
yond New York. Drafts on the latter
point sell at ic premium. New Or
leans rates steady at par selling anC
4c discount buying.
Local securities are strong with few
cheering. County warrants show i'm.
provement, and are now quoted at 81
@8c. A small sale of NJ. +. and G
Insurance stock sold a few days since
at 81; fernando Insurance is strong
at 1924 25, with none offering, and thu
sane may be said of Union and Plan.
ters Bank stock, for which 1O8 is bid
Old city bonds are quoted nominal a
pc, and consolidated at 4Oc,
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saturday, 7lh Day 81 june, ls7e.

at y o'clock M, at the southwest corner os
Main ana Madison streets, in Memphis, Shell
oyeounty, Tennessee, sell at public auction
TO the highest bidder, for cash. the following
described real estate, lying in Shelby county,
tennessee and pear the city. Of Memphis,
kepneth Garrett subdivision, beginning AZ
stake in the center Of Old Raleigh road.
thence north SS149 east . chains and 3 links To
a stake IN Hollywood avenue, and IN the
center et the Old Raleigh road; thence north
stake; thence south $50 west 9 chains and N
links to a stake in the west line Of the track.
thence south IS east Is chains and 40 links Ia
the beginning containing 16 70-l00 acres,
more or less. '
AN right Of redemption, etc., expressly
sell and convey only as trustee.
JAMES H.iMALoNE, Attorney. 1884
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In the Supreme Court OF Tennes-
see, mt Jackson.
Nancy \. Scott vs., j. Cummings johnson.

ct al. ~
N pursuance Of the decree pronounced in
l. this oause by the Supreme Court Of Ten
Bessee, az Jackson, on the 2lst day Of April,
lSl@ will offer for sale TO the highest bidder,
IN front OF the courthouse of Shelby county,
in the city OF Memphis, on
Wednesday, nth Day Of June, 1879,
the real estate mentioned and deseribed In
said decree as follows;
Lying and being in the county Of Shelby,
and state OF Tennessee, in range Z, section Z,
of the Eleventh surveyors district, being
part OF entry S9S in the name Of EdWin lick
man, Tor 5000 acres, and bounded rs follows;
beginning At an elm on tho east side Of q 90
foot alley In, the west boundary Of SO acre
tract OF land purchased by George L.. Holmes
OF John b; Rogers and Jesse Isler; thence
south : chains and Is links 10 q stake; thence
south w west IS chains and 81 links To a stake
IN the center Of the Memphis and German
town turnpike road; thence with the center
Of said road south Sl east Is chains and 50
links; thence lT14' east 81 chains and nlinks
to d stake with black and red oak pointers,
thence west q chains and so links to the be-
ginning, executing and excluding thereffOm
the l413 acres conveyed by ], Q. johnson aud
wife, Linzie 4. johnson, to George ~. Fisher
by decd dated August Is, 1896, and reristerei
in the registers oace of Shelby comfy. Ten
nessee, in Book 81, part 1st, pages aO2 and N1S
Terms Of Sale-Said property viii Be sod an
a credit az seveu C1 months with interesi
purchaser TO execute note, with approvei
security Tor the purchase money, and q lien
retained, on the land 10 secure the payIaRnt al
barred. ~
Jackson, Tenu., May q, 1879.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clert.
EsrEs 4 JACKSON, Solicitor. 5i.S8
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NOn-R Resident Notice.


No. ISL K. Din the Probate Court of gks,-
By county, Tennessee-J. s. Menken Of Al.
vs. Carl lglauer ct al.-Bin for new Trustee
vice Leopold ~Iglauer, deceased, etc.
appearing from the original bill IN this
4 cause, which is sworn TO-, that the
aeienda9s, garl l~slauer, Arnold Is-
husband, ,,Margarite CreAshaw, Mstilda
Crenshaw, Frank CrenshaW, Elizabeth Seveil
and Robert, Sewell, her husband, Caroline
Fielding and Nicholas Fielding, her husband.
are non-residents Of the State Of Tennessee;
u Is ordered, that they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse of our said court,
y Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the first
Monday in June, 1879, and plead, answer
or aemur 70 complaipNnt's bill, OF the same
WIN be taken for ooRfeSsed as to them and set
tor, hearing exJaEte; and that a copy Of THIS
order be published once . week for four sue
c~esslyeNGeeks in the PNbhc Ledger.
This 9TH day Of May, 1879.
OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
By HUGH b. CULLRN, ID. c.
Craft \ Cooper, and Thomas NJ. ScruRRs,
Soils. for cOmplainants. SS-62-8G1H
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JANrs H.iMA1oSE, Attorney. Ars sSssii
In the Supreme Court OfTennes-
see, at Jackson.

R.. Q. Brinkley VS.. j.. M. Tomeny ct al. and
Jane Lawrence vs.. Fannie A. Tomeny at Al.
by virtue Of the decree pronounced BY the
in this cause, june 8, 1878, and renewsd Msv1
10, 1873, l will offer for sale 10 the hiRhest
bidder, in front Of the premises, in the eitv
Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
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Cotton.

The market opened this morning
feverish and unsettled, owing to news
of an advance abroad and the excited
condition of futures in New York.
Business here is restricted by the
light stocks unsold and by the strong
views of holders. The following are
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Trustees sale

II virtue Of the powers coz hrred upon H.
office, as trustee, by a deed Of 4Sist made Nv
Mary, A. Field, dated March p. IsTs. and
recorded IN Book No. 12S, an a2i' Of Ana
Registers Office of Shelby county, 10 seeare a
certain Indebtedness fully set forth and de-
the terms and conditions thereof, the under
signed successor in Office to the said III. 4.
Goodlett, as trustee, will, on
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wednesday, lIth nay Of June, 1879,
the real estate mentioned and described In
said decree as follows to-w;t. 80

the real estate mentioned and described in
SAID decree rs follows, tO-wit:
situate on Shelby street, city of Memphis.
ShelbY county, Tennessee, thus described
On The east side Of Shelby street, being 4 part
Of block ~ Of said city, the same conveyed
by Frances Shoemaker to said Fannie A.
Tomeny, dated April 2, 1866, and duly regis
tered, bounded as follows: Beginning at a
stake on the east side of Shelby street one
hundred and fifty $50 feet from the north-
east intersection Of HulinR and Shelby streets;
thence nearly east and parallel with HulinR
street one hundred and ninety $50 feet TO a
N-foot alleyl thence nearly south and paral-
lei with Shelby street seventy-fye (75) feet to
q stakei thence west on a line parallel ,eitb
hunng street one hundred and ninety tIaM
feet to a stake on the east line oc Shelhv
street; thence north with said east line az
Shelby, street seyenty-ive C75) feet To the
beginning. .n "'' " '"0
Terms Of sale,-Ten thousand dollars cash;
balance in twelve and twenty-four months.
purchaser giving nOtes bearing interest AZ ak
per cent. per anpNIa for the balance, and a
leh retained On the property to secure the
payment III said notes.
jackson, Tenn, May %, 1879.
JOHN n. FREEMAN, Clerk.
HUMES " POSTON, Solicitors. T-E9
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sog, that wasn't worth d GUS, 10 1
farmer ID Madison county for twenty.
avs dollars and an ovsreoat That
crowd, with such a commander, will
certainly go through to Texas all
right.
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

-
NDkR and By virtue of the terms Of a
Oucertatn deed Of trust executed to John
A. Holt, trustee, who is now licensed dste5
November 2S, 1875, duly recorded in Book IOS.
at page l04, Of the Registers office OF Shelly
county, Tenn, the indebtedness seeured
thereby being past due, |, James W. Crock
erl haylng been duly appointed successor Of
salu JOhh A; HOLT, as trustee, and being
thereby vested with the title to the land con
yeyed in said deed Of trust, and empowered
70 enforce its terms, will, rs such succeeding
trustee ut The request Of the beneficiary, on
tuesday, June 10, 1879,
at the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, in the Taxing District Of Sbalbv
county, Tenn, lately the city Of Memphis,
between the hours of u o'clock noon and 4
O'Clock pm" sell to the highest bidder for
cash the following described real estate, sitn-
ate, lying and being in the county of Shelby
ana state OF tennessee, tO-wit: Lot No. X
OF block No, Il of the Brinkleyand Snowden
subdlylSloA Of part Of division No. 7, Of the
Jonh Hlee gfanI beginning at a point on the
norm line OF Winter street, one hundred and
twenty feet west Of the west line Of Rrinklsy
ayenuel runs thence west with the north h No
OF winter street sixty feet TO a stake: thence
northwardly in q line parallel With Brinkley
avenue one hundred and fifty feet to a vtake:
thence east IN a line parallel with Winter
streeI Sixty teet to q stake; thence south
Wardly IN n line parallel with Brinkley ave-
nue. one hundred and fifty feet to the begin
nilE,
The equity of redemption is waived. The
title has been examined and approved. but /
shall sell and convey as trustee only. Lot Il
improved with cottage of four rooms, kitchen,
y > JAMES W, CROKER, Trustee.
N. b. TREzEyANT, Atty.
IL. Il. GuIoN, Au0tiOneor. s6-R7
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Hamlin, under sentence Of death ip
the Connecticut prison, sells photo
graphs of himself and gives tie pro-
ceeds 10 the woman whose husband he
murdered.
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Monday, Nay 20. Iszn.

within legal hours, the following descr,b.a
real estate, tO-wit:
Commencing at a point on the north line Of
walker avenue 2S feet east of the Hernando
road running thence northWardly aud par
a!llel with the fernando road to the intersec-
ton Of the north line of lot6, a. laid dsWn in
Willoughby Williams plan Of subdivision
made by j. II. Mcclure, surveyor, June 8.
49, thence east with the north line of said
lot Dl feet; thence south and parallel With
the east line Of lot 6 TO Walker avenue 80
Iseti thence west with the north line Of
situated IN Shelby county, State Of Tennessee.
Terms OF Sale-On a credit Of seven months,
purchaser executing note with approved se-
cuIlty. Lien retained, etc.
This May o, 1879. atEs
a.. ann OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
SO 62-6S-74
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@ s
FOR NEW ORLEANS,
CENTENNIAL .....n.. Davidson, master
Wednesday, May q, at 10 am.
JAMES HOWARD. flames 0'Neal, master
Sunday, June i, at 10 am,
Memphis aud st. Louis Packet Company
Anchor Line,
FOR VICKSBURG,
GOLD DUST. ..... McOOrd, master
Tuesday, May y, at 10 am.
GRAND TOWER. Lennox, master
Thursday, May %, at 10 am.
JOHN b. MAUDE. Blake, master
Saturday, May 81, at 10 a. IN.
Memphis and st. Louis.Paoket Company-U.
s. Mail-Anchor Line.
FOR ST. LOUIS,
CITY OF NICkSBUnGa Sec, sees. Riley, master
Monday, May 26, at S pm.
JOHN A. SCUDDER. ........ /. Calvert, master
Wednesday, May %, at 8 pm.
CITY OF HELENA; -.McKee, master
Thursday May %, at SPIN.
C0L0RAD0.......-.... ..... MoPheeters master
Saturday, May 81, at 10 am.
BELLE MEMPHIS John c.. Crane, master
Saturday, May b. at aRIn.
For all information applXat Memphis and
st. Louis Packet COmnanys Wharfboat, foot
of Monroe street.
AD STORM, superintendent.
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~ virtue. Of Z decree Of sale entered In this
~ cause will sell at public auetion. 10 he
highest bidder, in front Of the court -honsS
door, on Main street, Memphis, Tenn, OF
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IN PORT.
CONDITION OF THE RIvERs.

Coahoma, 0sceola Belle, Ouaehita Belle
City of Vicksburg, Ii. P. Rogers, Bates
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t6aAt,
PFo6sis1 csSFf EsTs s-FNtnYnsr

No. S1 r. D 2Iu ths Pr5Siss Court ~ sh.,hv
county, .4ennessee-Lifsie A. Fr.rmae.
n 81 EDWARD 7. ffsoman, deceased, ~.
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Forest Register, 2lSt The excur-
sions have commenced, and the colored
man is happy. One to Vicksburg the
LIST of next month. y + The farmers
of Harpersville are now very busily
engaged ON their farms. The chop
ping of cotton has commenced, and a
few complain that grass is rapidly
gaining the ascendancy. We notice
the harvesting of wheat in some in
stances has begun, very little of which
was sOwn in u section. Some are
expecting a very good yield.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-26

Colonel G. W. Hinkle was found
dead from a dose of morphine, four
miles below Grenada, a few days ago.
He had been elected from a hotel the
day before for not paying his board.
He was a man of culture and claimed
to be from Atlanta and to be wealthy
when in fact he was a dead beat and
fraud. Upon his own introduction
however, he worked himself into good
society and passed for a gentleman fol
over two months.
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Jackson Independent On Monday
evening as Mr., Piepson, who lives on
the Westville road in Rankin county,
five miles from Jackson, was going
into the woods he came suddenly
upon the body of a murdered white
man. Early Tuesday morning the
coroner yas sent for, who was not
found till Wednesday, on which day
the inquest was held. One of the
Jury gave us this statement No clue
could be had as to.the manner of his
death. His skull was crushed in and
the buzzards we're eating his brails.
He was a shoFt, stout and well-dressed
man, and had small hands and feet,
and was evidently a gentleman. Some
of his clothes had been stripped off
and a FIRE kindled near the body,
where the clothes we're burned. The
deceased, after laying almost a week
and partly eaten up, was buried out Of
sight.
Vicksburg Commercial %; Capt.
Battle Fort, late editor Of the Colum
bus Index, and more recently mayor
of that city, in company with Mr.,
Voolfolk, who has relations hege
and the noted horse t9deF and smart
pQlored man, Ni8ce Battle, passed
through this city on Tuesday last er
route to Texas. Capt. Fort has SOU,
6no lands in that great State, and i
going there to iWEoye them. TheJ
had been cut twelve days from Co.
lumbus aud looked rather worse fol-
wear from camping out, but, never.
theless, were entertaining, lively apC
in fine spirits. YheE wore travelling
in pthet q peculiar way, peddling
goods, wares and merchandise, ON
small scale, whereby they had more
than paid all expenses % lar, and ha(
money to credit. Capt. Fort said hi
map, Nipce, had traded mules opl.
three times since they left Columbus
and sold his celebrated Alabama cooI
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by HUGH Is. CULlRNi ID. e..
Graft y Cooper, and Thomas NJ. SoruRgs.
Soils. for cOmplainants. M-62-8GH'
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NO. 175.
miscellaneous.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Always water plants with a sponge.
Get the large coarse kind and youwill save
yourself much annoyance and spattered
walls.
When the hams are taken down they
should be dampened all over with thick
starch then a thick coat of black pepper
rub it on till they are black with it and
every crevice filed. Then hung up in
dark smoke-house nothing will ever mo-
lest them.
The Partisan method of cleaning black
silk is to brush and wipe it thoroughly,
lay it on Il flat table with the side up which
is intended to show, and sponge with hot
coffee strained through muslin. Allow it
to become partially dry then iron.
The prudent housewife who, on account
of ''hard times has decided not to re-
paper the sitting-room. as desirable. will
find the old paper very much improved in
appearance by simply rubbing it well with
flannel cloth dipped in oatmeal
Never carpet the kitchen floor. 1t catch
es all the dirt, grease and odors OF cook
ing. Stain or paint the floor, then spread
down pieces of carpet in front of the
lounge, table or wherever necessary.
They can easily be taken up, shaken and
aired
Fruit spots are removed from white and
fast-colored cottons by the use of the chl0-
ride of soda. Commence by cold-soaping
the article, then touch the spot with hair
pencil or a feather dipped in the chloride,
dipping it Immediately into cold water to
prevent the texture of the article being in
jured.
To remove grease from silk. take
lump of magnesia and rub it wet over the
spot; let it dry. then brush the powder of
and the spot will disappear; or take vis-
iting card separate it and rub the spot with
the internal part, and it will disappear
without taking the gloss off the silk
A Notwithstanding tincture is made as
follows: One ounce of gum camphor and
one ounce powdered shell of red pepper
are macerated in eight ounces of strong
alcohol for seven days and then strained
With this the furs or cloths are sprinkled
over and rolled up in sheets. This remedy
is used in Russia under the name of Chi
nese tincture for MOTHS" aud is found
very effective.
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An AsrONISHED INTERPRETER.

Just as Justice Flammer was about to
leave the tombs Police Court Yesterday. q
richly-attred gentleman Of tall, slim build,
bearing a striking resemblance to the pop
ular ideal of Mephstopholes, walked hur-
riedly to the bench. He wore scarf-pin
representing coiling serpent with glitter
ing eyes, diamonds sparkled on his fin
gers. and he looked quizzically out of q
pair of large eyeglasses, while he blew
clouds of smoke from fragrant cigarette
he was smoking. He spoke to Justice
Flammer in German, and the magistrate,
motiOning to Napoleon" the court inter-
prefer, said This gentleman has got
some complaint to make. l wish you'd
find what the trouble is.'' Nap" who is
II fat, jolly, easy-going German, asked the
stranger what he wanted and the latter
replied, in low tone, that he had been
robbed of a considerable sum of money,
and wished to have warrant for the
thief's arrest. whats that you say, Sir"
inquired Nap" rs he leaned forward,
the better to catch the words of the gentle
man. 81 say that have been robbed"
roared the gentleman, and, suddenly
plunging his hand into the inner pocket of
the interpreters waistcoat, drew forth a
large roll of bills and displayed them to the
magistrate. II say. Sir" he repeated to
the dum-founded German. that have
been robbed, and you must be the thief,
for this is my money" Map" began to
examine his clothing with nervous haste,
and explained in a frightened way that he
knew nothing of the money. what"
exclaimed the stranger. why you have
my ring in your waistcoat pocket now."
Still more amazed. Map" drew the jew
el from the pocket indicated. Every one
roared with laughter, and the magistrate
said. with smile. ''Well, Mr.. Hermann,
think you had better make complaint
of larceny against our interpreter The
visitor was Hermann the wizard, who had
accepted MIR. Justice Planners invitation
to visit the City Prision and court, and
had been induced by the Justice to play
practical joke upon the court Interpreter.
"Ah, gentlemen said Hermann, AS the
laughter subsidized, may have the pleas
ure of Offering you some cigarettes ?" He
opened silver cigar case and drew forth
single cigarette. They are OF
peculiar brand, as you see" explained the
magician. He held the cigarette in the
air, and a shower of cigarettes fell from it.
He politely distributed Il number of them to
the court officers and spectators, and walked
away with the magistrate Y. Times.
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Fellows Compound Syrup is composed o
Ingredients identical with those which consti
tute Healthy Blood, Muscle and Nerve an,
and Brain Substance, whilst Life itself is di
recty dependent upon some of them.
BY its union with the blood and its efec
upon the muscles, rc-establishing the one an,
toning the other, it is capable of cfIecting tn,
following results:
1t will displace or wash out tuberculou,
matter, and thus cure Consumption.
Bvincreasing Nervous and Muscular Vigor
it will cure Dyspepsia. feeble or interrupted
action of the Heart and Palpitation, Weak.
ness of Intellect caused by grief, weary, over.
tax or irregular habits, Bronchitis, Acute OF
Chronic, Congestion of the Lungs, even in
the most alarming stages.
1t cures Asthma, Loss of Voice, Neural
gia St. Vitus Dance, Epileptc Fits, Whoop.
ing Cough, Nervousness, and is most won.
dcrful adjunct to other remedies in sustaining
life during the process Of Diphthcria.
DO not he deceived by remedies bearing a
similar name, no other preparation is a sub
stitute for this under any circumstances.
Look ont for the name and address, J. |
FELLOWS, ST. John, n b., on the yellow
wrapper in watermark which is seen by hold
ing the paper before the light
Price Sl.50 per Bottle, six for S750
Sold by all Druggists.
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DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup is recommended by
all druggists as being purely vegetable and
reliable preparation for Babies. Price %
cents