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New-York tribune., 1879-06-11

..oo, The Memphis appeal says: "We must SHOW 'ne
,0ve we bear his memory and his undyhg rant "nen
.n time oomes-as surely ii will oome--the North VIII
ve on this monument its reverence Tor the nero Nho
though Confederate soldier was yet an ameresm III an,
and reflected fadeless lnstre anu ui 'yins nV"i ~ viz
Anelo-SaxOn race" VIII III
Mrs. Rose Hawthorne Lathrop's story of
aMiss Diiottante" is still running In The boston
Co,.y,,r Many people will be Interested IN knowing
how the daughter OF Hawthorne writes Here Is an ex-
tract taken at random - Do you know that Mr. Burn
ham would have offered himself form, to-day IL had
Let bimP Greta answered after a pause. Wessgow
stepped back from her. curling his lip His daughter
met the taunt with a contempt OF the eyes why
should no; hesitate TO accept person do not adoreF
she demanded. Because said Wessgow. 4 DeheVe
At is not a reasonable OF action 10 make ones sei
an arrant fool DO you dare 20 tell me that you "ouiu
reject this mans millions laid down at your set'ioe
Gret was angry with him for shocking her WIN 80 "a'
a transformation Of himself. i coniu haIuiS nav
been brought 20 receive soeh sum OF money iron"
Bufnham, she answered wifully perNetthS Ms "olus
seyep n he had wished put 1t at my disposF enc
seemed = thrust aside with her out>pread arms. SUI
focatiug crowd OF ugly fances III is sign OF Hrea
merit indeed tna he Is n4 III @ btt o5 t f have said
it. Parents do mould themselves anew uhless very
exceptionally and we must love 'he as theS are Iou
ST. PETERSBURG, June 10.-Tbe Grand Ouch
ess Marie Pauloyna wife of the Grand Duke Vladimir is
out of danger.
LONDON, June 1O.-The Daily Netrs says: {:
The Hon. SIR John Mellor, Justice CT the Queen
Repc1 DIVISION will formally retire from judicial LIE TO-
Cay. al the adjournment OF his court"
LONDON. June 1O.-The Duke of Edinburgh
will succeed Rear Admiral Augustus Phillmore as Ad-
iral Snperptendeut OF Naval Reserves at the expira
tion OF the latteT's term Of Office In November.
LONDON, June 10.-The report printed IN
some papers the United States that Mr. Howard Paul
WAS desd was not true. II was his wife, Mrs Howard
Paul stated in the Associated Press dispatches, Nho
died Her death occurred on Friday.
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4 RECEPTION TO THE REV. DR.. TIFFANY.

A farewell reception was given last evening
by the congregation of SO. Paus Methodist Episcopal
Church TO the pastor the Rev Dr. o. H. Tiny, and his
family no sail July 2for Europe The exercises
held IN the church, which decorated for the occa-
sion. Large baskets and bouquets Of flowers and
riety OF hot-hOuse plants were arranged around the
pulpit table front OF the pulpit stood floral
steamship.
Judge Fancher presided. The exercises were opened
by the singing Of the hymn " Blest be the Tie that
Bnds" after which Bishop Harris offered prayer.
Music by The choir followed and the Rev. DR. Fowler
presented the floral ship to DIR. Tiffany ana his family.
When eud OF the programme was reached those prt r.
ent were invited refreshments Ia OF the upper
rooms OF the church. DR.. Charles III. Tiffany of the
Church OF the Incarnation and brother OF the pastor
OF ST. PauPs, among the guests. DR.. Howard
Crosby called m the early part Of the evening TO pay his
respects.
Dr Tlfiny and family VIII he absent about three
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
PUBLIC OPINION.

Ii is whispered about that DOrsheimer has
fixed upon the Democratic nomination FOR Vice
President next year. and therefore disposed toward
TIE selection OF some Western for the first place
Tie tIcget-tTTOy Times (RepJ
The difference between the position in 1860
ana 1850 viii be easily defined, In $50 the Demo
CratIc CRY " Down with the Union -; in 1880 1t
VIII be " Down with the finance measures that saved
the UniOn-"- Boston Traveller (RepJ
Ewing is an avOwed candidate for Governor,
United States Senator and Presidential candidate, ali
once. lie much ground In politics as he
does IN hDance-i Cincinnati Gazette (RepJ
Congressman HiscOck has not withdrawn
from the field as candidate for the GOyornOrshp and
says should be gratAed by the nomination IL
ls sad however that II is doubtful whether he would
resign his seat IN Congress for position in the
CabiHet-lAlOsBy Evening Journal (Rep)
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MENCEMEAT ar ANNAPOLIS.

A LARGE ATTENDANCE OF Observation-Disclosures AT
THE CHAPEL AND IN THE GROUNDS.
ANNAPoLIs, Nd, June 10.-The annual COM
mencement exercises at the Naval Academy were held
to-day. Ata little past Il. III. to-day the beautiful
lawns we're filed with several thousand citizens and
large number OF visitors who especially to attend
the ceremonies At 10 o'clock the battalion OF cadets
under command of Lieutenant John c. Solely, was
formed the battery and marching 20 the front OF
the chapel formed In line and remained until after
tho procession OF the Board OF Visitors and officers had
entered the chapel. The cadets then marched in
on the platform were seated Secretary Thompson
Key. the Board Of Visitors. the oi
GERS and professors OF the Naval Academy, the officers
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MARRIED.

DSON-At the residence ofthe hrdes mother
on Thursday. Juns s. by the Rev Theodore L. Cuyler.
Henry V COnd CT Of Jersey Cy 10 Anne Cuyer Hudson
OF New.YOTK. No cards.
HOPKIN s -CORNWELI.-In Brooklyn on Wednesday,
June L. at Unity Chape, by the Rev. y H. Camp. ID. IA.
Hopkins TO Ida q. CornW ell
MORGAN-RICE-On Tuesday evening, 10th inst. az The
Rutgers Presby Churon, by the Rev y. ". ConknR
D. Richard j. Morgan to jennie j. daughter Of Charles
Rice, all OF this city.
sCHACK-LIVINGTSON- On Tuesday. June TO- at Graes
church, Rev william J. Seabury, ID. d.. Rudolph
William Setback Swift daught OF the late Cha les
James Livingston.
Philadelphia papers please copy
wELLs-DwIGHT-On Tuesday. June 10, at Calvary
Church Y, by the Rev. Dr. Washburn, The Hon David
A. Wells Miss Ellen Augusta Dwight both OF NorSich.
Couu
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THAT DREADFUL WAR FEELING
IlOln Ine L L-ct...aIec

n, lhtpl
. II there is anything COpperbead Democracy
elSikes II IS tie old feeling They hate il as the
GeNH hates hOy water And wonder they are op-
posed 10 revival IT, But had II not been for the eI
IA session the war feeling would not have been so
aroused ae II Is ali over the North, and who but the
Democrats responsible Tor the extra session Tho
Republicans sought 70 avoid IT, but tue Democrats
eou'u nave ~ shd " lt has produced revival OF the
Nsf feeling they and not the Republicans are the r
s2Cnsihe authors Of The very thing OF which they com
pam, III thoy doht Ike IL they don't mend the matter
~ whining about it, They would do better Ia sccsn,
AL the responsibility that belongs 20 them send NONE
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11

Cuticura Resolven p weru blood purifier, Is The only
purifying which finds into the circulating uid
and thence the OIL and ands ~ the .uracr Of
stroyng a. poisonous elements Win mon
these vessels have been daily CHARGED
Cutcura the skin cure applied externally arrrsis All
unnatural grow ths which he Df The
diseased glands and tubes with c itching ana irritating
humors speedily them leaving the open,
health. and free from diseased particles 0f matter
Thus Internally externally DO these groat remedies act
cOnuuc0n performing cures that have astODlslea tho
IN noted PHYSICIANS OF the day.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
GETTING CAUTIOUS.


The proper course OF the Democracy in the
selection National standard bearerl 1880 cannot
possibly become clear prior to next year. After the
Tau elections, may survey the political field and
IoFm opinions 10 the prospects of The party the
several deDatable states. Ouly then Will it become
practicable 10 tell what live ana what dead
lsues And not until then the measure Of the per-
soma strength and availability OF the various cand-
oates b. inte diligently taken Tie presen duty OF Dem
Ols everywhere is to put Their party In the best pos
sDie condition for the nOmentOus struggles Of the con
Ing year.
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THE BABY Farm FOR STATESMEN.
Erln. The Clncfnunfl hnQ1.lrNr (IleLnl

If there is anybody who still believes that
Ohio not the pivotal state IN politics. let hlm
The position OF exchange editor metropolitan
paper lOt few days. The Republican state Convention
oi the 2sih ult promoted the spirit OF command aud
now every newspaper OF respectable pretensons is
duglng Iu leaders and paragraphs the Democratic
work at Columbus last week. Toe responsibility aud in
hGencc OF the Ohio voter extend far beyond the bound
aTy lines Of his state Ohio the baby farm for
Statesmen
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sALE oF MODERN PAINTINGS.

The attendance at the sale last evening OF
modern OIL paintings Of the Belgian, French and Dutch
schools recently imported By A. D'Huyyetter and OF
small collection Of water and on paintings by Efouard
aud Charles Deae at the art rooms Oi Geo A. eavitt
81 Co.. No. SIT Broadway. not very large. ana the
bidung low. Out o. the SoyenytWO paintings
offered eleven were passed Tor lack 0f reasonaDe Diu
the remaining sIXtyOne selling for prices ranging from
$l95 down To so, aud bringing IN the aggregate
S1.l62 10 The sale wlll be COMPLETED Tonight fol
loving is list % the thirteen paintings which sold Tor
the highest Trices
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. June IL, 1 a. m.-The movement
Of the barometer is still slowly downward. Partly
cloudy weather was followed during the last quarter by
a light shower. about 10 p IN. The average tempera-
ture was 7o higher than on Monday the mercury rang
between 62o and 93o The amount Of moisture In the
ar has been increased slightly.
Warmer and partly cloudy weather. with occasional
showers early Day be expected to-day IN this
city and vicinity.
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MIDNIGHT UEAT THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, June Ill a. m.
For the Middle Atlantic States, higher
pressure south TO west wuds. stationary slightly
higher temperatures partly cloudy weather and local
rains -
For New-Eugan rising preceded in eastern por-
tiOus by falling barometer southeast 10 southWest
winds warmer cloudy partly cloudy weather, and
numerous rains.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
MIRON WINsLOW LEFFINGWELL.

Miron Winslow Leflingwell, an actor of some
prominence died his residence, No. 10 West Eleventh
ST. at D. H. yesterday after a severe and painful sick
ness OF several weeks. Mr.. Leffngwell was born at
Chlicothe Olio in 1927, and trained as printer
When twenty years OF age he became an actor,
appearing first Mt Louisville and afterward trav-
cling through the West. Coming East in 1881,
he was connected for years with the Old Bowery
Theatre Company under the management OF Thomas
HnInolin He afte ward played at the Old Broadway
Theatre where he supported Edwin Forrest and NJ Bur
TOMS Theatre, in Cnam ers-sJ whore he became ac
auanted with emOer of the company Whom h mar
ried. and whom he has left widow. In 1865 he aban
doned the legitimate drama for huresque In which
he had some success but in 1876 he gave this up,
aud since then has been connected win various
companies. His last engagement was with Miss Kate
CaKton with whom he travelled five months. His
health breakup down. he returned To this city 10 die iHe
will be buried from his late home at II. Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11

The Grand Ex hbiton Flowers and Fruits Of the NEw
YORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY VIII De ht-0 ht Matlr'n
square date Gnoro'sl June H. ~ Hnf i3 Al
mia DD nrou
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They have been distributing in Paris cards
on which Is printed tie following Timetable OF the
shortest ro al Trains leave: time Trains
leave: when God pehses. Priee Of seats 1st cinss,
Generosity I'd class Faith ID class, Resignation
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Bright teeth. and lips thnt glow the while.

Give lght atu Color 20 4 siullof
And, Infinitely more than this,
GIVE light and color o. a klss.
But both must suffer from the want
OF the llfegiVng SOLODOSr.
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No lady careful Of health viii sewing machine ey
cept the New 40 Tension Machine OF the Ml
& Gibbs Company.
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Elot..ls~



SchultZs Carbonic Settlers aud Nchy, which are much
as dIueuts ALCOHOLIC drinks. Otuer Inauuat
turers have tried In vain 10 initiate then uniform COM
position pure and chrystdllinc spauncl,-
fNew-IOrk EXPRESS
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
THE Pennsylvania REPUBLrcANs.
Cnticur, Rcuedie.

PHILADELPHIA, juno lO.-IHC hcDuDlicdh
State Convention to nominate a candidate for State
Treasurer, will meet at Harrisburg the 43i OF July.
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BOURBON BALLADS-NO. %.

their Confederate allies at Washington and close up
the extra session as quick as possible.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
5peeial Notices.

Congress Water its superiority as cahartc aud aterA
tive cons entire freedom from everything Otef or
acld that lrritatcs the mucous membrane
For Cont ana rheumatism Dr. Layic's Remedies
IlouId and Ps-have equal Descriptive pamphlet Tree
L , Ny
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THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING, at tho Art Galleries.
slT Broadway --. -. -, ..x..
RECENTLY IMPORTED By A. b UUlNETfER esq.
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Gee A. Leayitt & Co. Auctionoers.


For Gout ana Rheumatism Dr. Layic's Remeiies
Lama and Pshave equal Descriptive pamphlet tree
by agents. f. POUGERA & Go, 80 NORTH Wlham 81, ~ Y
Gee 4. Leavitt & Co. Auciioneers.
TINS wEDNEsDAY) EVENING, at tho Art Galleries.
81 MnodDEaS OH PAINTINGS AND AauAREILEs.
RECENTLY IMPORTED BY A s. HUGYEfrER esq.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY.
TUIs wEDNESDAY EXENITS EN- 4. and md following even
ingsf ngfnItRRY S OF TIE LATE HESRY PANToN. esq
COMPRIsING
A LARGE AND SELECT COLLECTION OF STANDARD
LITERATURE
Nervous Exhaustion medical omprlslng ssueI
q ecar deyersd at Ha1s ~ ma3eD Sne A'S
disputaOD how lost health may Dc roSAne adorih; osw
nervous deOty being tie result Of 20 year,
peenee 80 mall %SS currency V5 po,'se ss,nps AaiS"
POSI- Oocc Noice roroi gn week en ing
sAICkDAY. June II 1879. Will AZ this cstce
IT, PAY s 1 % On Si h5H.Ge x @ S'G% o
Europe BY steamship scythia VA Qareasl'wn corSspond
for direct BY steamship Canada wa Hsyrei on
wa cores for Germ.ny and France
must specially addressed and ~ 80 M Tor Earooe
burg oa sATUB al lOa ~. ior karope. ~ steam
sn S aa S Csssg ssSauS must be- spsay aud
OF 10 a. m Scotland direct BY steamship DeY0na VIA
via northampton and Bremen. rhe mails icr Dermarx
wssD aud are Sss'sSsd enc Nv Ms@Ss,F ss@s ss
New YORK TO- The mails Tor Aspinws aud south "a
cine PORTS sTs Mara ssys June u TAe @s
Tor Havana June " and Ia Ing mans tor
IL iho ior Mcneo leave New YORK Juno IA "a re
rbe mail, Tor Australia &c Francisco July T.
po.t Office Sev.Yors. june Ell l. is7s,
sslrSrsts The FIFTEESTH Anniversary Of 81 Bsrns
T 9Is VaHrFERNOoN Addresses BY tao O city clergy
| A fuh attendance is earnestly re9".s sa woonpusp
| supt. 60
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COLONEL JIIsoN Z. JOHNSON.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 10-Colonel JIlson
p johnson. proprietor of the Maxwell House at this
place died at a. M to-day, after lingering Illness
New-York tribune., 1879-06-11
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY.

THIS WEDNESDAY, EEENINE, and following even
fnVs eNhiii iIiOn at Clinton Hall the
LIBRARY OF THE LATE HENRY PANTON, esq
COMPRISING -
A LARGL AND SELECT COLLECTION OF STANDARD
LITERATURE
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TIE BISHOP OF AMIENs.
PARIS, June 1O.-The Bishop of Amiens
ad.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-23

day II was scattered. but heavy
enough TO damage all craft with which
it came in contact. Last night the
heavy gorge ice from Pomeroy com
menced passing here, but had done no
damage up to a late hour. 1t will
take about twelve hours for the ice
from the Pomeroy gorge to run out.
1t will be observed by our kilograms
that the Ohio was gorged both above
and below Marietta last night. and
piled out high in the mouth of the
Muskingum. All steamers in that
stream are safe, however. The ice
passing here yesterday gave the loaded
Lucy Gastrell, lying at the foot of
Ludlow, a hard tussle, breaking a
number of tenders and spars. but. for
tunately, did no damage to the steam
err. During Monday night the crews
on the Andy Baum and other steam
ers at the wharf were kept awake by
the grinding of the heavy cakes Of
shore ice against the boats. All es-
capped damage, however. There were
no movements of steamers outside of
the harbor towboats. The Andy
Baum for Memphis, and the Guiding
Star for New Orleans, were receiving
literally, and are advertised to leave
this evening"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-23

Trustees Sale


DY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 10 me
IL by n. i. Douglass. on the 18th Of Feb
ruafyi lslo, and recorded In the register 4
once Of Shelby county, Tenn, in Book 10,
page 81 will,
ON saturday, February 18th, 1879.
Between II am and II IN, in front ofNo. 25
Main street. in the city Of Memphis, Tenn,
proceed 70 sell for cash to the highest bidder
inc following described property, lying and
being in the county Of Shelby and State Of
tennessee, tO-wit: Five hundred $500 aeres
Of tract Of land consisting of 1883 TllO0 acre.
lully described below, lying in range y, Sec
tioh o, OF the Eleventh surveyors district,
the said 800 acres being taken OFF the western
portion Of the 1853 73-1OO acre tract by A line
running due north and south. which tract of
land rs fully described as follows, tO-wit. Re
ginning at the northeast corner Of Thos. Tai
bots lOO0 acre grant, No. l06; thence south s.
vest IS chains ~ links 70 a cyprus marked j NJ;
thence west 8 north 25 chains, 80 links to a
stakelO links south Of a maple marked JIM.
the northeast corner Of Joel McLemore's IS
acre entry thence south is chnins az links
10 a stake; thence north 49,, east ~ links, To-
z sweet gum marked j N; thence west, cross
ing LV0sehatchle river twice 81 chains 80 links
10 a stake l chain 81 links west of a sycamore
marked ) N, on the bank of said river;
thence north, crossing said river twice, %
chains ~ links to a stake thence north fs
east II links to a sweet gum marked J 81, on
the line Of the Thomas Talbot grant: thence
west s. north with said line, crossing
sald river, 60 chains so links to a
s%%assairas marked I 7, sweet gum, said
Ialbots southwest corner on the east
boundary line Of the Alexander 1000
acre grant; thence moth s. east with said line.
IS chains 80 links TO a stake on the bank OF
BBig Creek. the southwest corner Of James
hODertson's zgO0-acre grant; thence cast 81
south with said Robertson's line 10 chains IA
INKS to the beginning. See deed of MeLemore
ct az. to II. L. Douglass, Book SIS, part 2, page
POI for full description.
Default having been made in the lyme
OF the debt secured by said trust deed, al the
request Of the beneficiary the sale will be made
redemption is waived, and | will sell and con
vey as trustee.
1l5-l45 R. RARNEc Tr,s.oo
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-23
aon-Resident Notice.

No, Sla-In the Chancery Court Of sbslbv
VWpuhty; nennessee-City of Memphis ~
/ appearing from aeidayit in this cause That
Rsn eHe ~enaan Julia A, McManus and
tennessee; It is therefore ordered that tbSv
mahe their appearance herein, al the eonrt.
house IN the city Of Memphis, Tennessee' an
OIL 9ei3re the first Monday in February, lsp.
XIII P or answer or demqr to oomplainants
% mem and set for hearing ex-psrte. md
may a copy of this order be published once \
seSA ior iour successive weeks in the Public
ccPy-Attest:
+; J, BLACK, Clerk and Master
BY 3. B. McHEyRy, D.. G. and M ~
10 A 1io 1sns ,96' solicitor for complainant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-23
/ 9th day Of January, 1879.


No. 3l0-In the Chsneery Court of sbelb,
county, Iennessee-City Of Memphis vi
appearing from affidavit in this cause that
Brady and Alfred Matthias, are non-ras;5an3s
Of the State of Tennessee it is therefore ors
dered, that they make their appearance beva
IN, at the courthouse in the city Of Memnbis
tennessee, on or before the first Monday n
10 0V co y 10Y, and plead, answer or demur
taken for confessed as to them and sat CO
hearing ex-Parte; and that a COPY of his ng
der be published once a week FOR fonr ~
ceS5lye weeks in the Public Ledger.
This 9th day Of January, 1879,
A eOpy-Attest:
r; J; BLACK, Clerk and Masta,
By =. B. MCHRNRY, d. C. and NJ MASTER
y A., Hanson, Solicitor for comniain,u
li2-I18l2i-l30 w 0~omplalnant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-23
A~tIachment Notice.

No. Il4-Before G.. D. Crockett, Justice Of
the Peace for Shelby county, Tenn.-Grubbs,
austin & Berry VS.. j. s.. Howell.
n TINS cause an attachment having been
j sued out under section 455 of the Code OF
tennessee, and returned, "leyied upon the
property of the defendant" and affidavit
halllng been made that defendant is indebted
10 the plaintiffs in the sum Of Sos. 25, due by
note, and that the claim is Just, and that
the defendant is a nonresident of the State
OF tennessee; it is therefore ordered that said
aeiendant make his personal appearance be-
lore me on the l4th day Of february, 1879, at my
once, No. 2S5 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
ana deiend said attachment suit within the
tlNe prescribed by Law, OK the same will be
proceeded with ex-parte; and that n oonv al
tins order be published once a week for H., ,
weeks in the Public Ledger.
ms the 9Th day Of January, 1879.
ll}-ll9-l25-l3l q. ID CR0cK EivT d
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-23
General Trade.

Light receipts, with a lack of incli-
nation on the part of buyers to fill up
depleted stocks, in anticipation of a
resumption of up river navigation, has
a tendency to keep prices of leading
articles in avery unsettled state, The
supply of corn and oats is running
low. Meats are excited and have
been advancing for the past ten days.
FLOUR-Quiet. The supply is limited
but buyers are not disposedt0 order except
in small amounts; prices are unchanged,
as follows: For jobbing lots Of Western.
SO so per Dbl for X, 81 for Xxx, "a so
for XXX, "a for choice family, and So
as rs for fancy.
CORN-Quiet; u car load arrived yes
terday and will offer to-day last sales 42c
per bushel market poorly supplied in
quiry fair; in a small way We.
C0RNMEAL-Light demand mt 50 0j
(g2 10 per barrel in dray load lots.
OATS-Moderate inquiry and light
supply quotations are for Ohio river
grades, 3O9Slc, a car load selling at the
latter inquire heavy Northern, 32G33e; IN
n small way, 36@SSei a car load Of last
years oats: heavy quality, sold this
morning at 32ke.
BRAN-Mafket lower; last sales at
SIS per ton; offering yesterday at a sha le
less; small orders Sc per cwt.
HAY-Markot weak and buyers scarce,
common and mixed timothy $l09lI;
prime, $ll 50@12; choice, Sl4; extra do,
$l4 so; small orders Soc per oWt. .0l
POTATOES - Planters have COM
menced sending orders and seed varieties
are in good request; store prices are ~ S5
az 80 per Dbl for p~eachblows and 81 500
> Is per Dbl for planting varieties; round
lots are held firm at S2fl5@2 IS per bbli
sweets, from store, 81 % per Dbl. aIacl
APPLES-In fair supply and steadYi
small varieties, 81 50@i Is per Dbl Ia
lots from flatboa!s; large, 81 S0d2; 10 a
small way, - % per Dbl.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-23

NO. Sl6-dn the Chancory Court of Shah.
eounty, Iennessee-.Cit Of Memphis Va n
appearing from affidavit in thi, eause ~,
the defendant, Q. A. LefingwelI. RI = nna
F%esinent Of the State. of Tennessee; II 4 tb uO
I herein Or q tSd that he make his appearance
mis- T on ene COURTEOUS IN the city Of Mem
DAY IN February, 1879, and plead. answar O u
m to complainant bill, or Tho sama n
pc TAKEN Tor confessed as to him and ~ ~
nearing ex-Parte; and that a copy of tSis o1r
oer De published once q. week for four sSs-
Tbi.s st GsS day ~ N the Public Ledger.
a copy-Attest:
mn y K; j. BLACK, Clerk and Maste,
~ y. b. MoHESRY, DC. and NJ Di"s'er-
10 Al 1is hisns3991n, Solicitor for complainant.