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CHEkIFF'S SALE.

CHEkIFF'S SALE. iifd .,df elJi AG 5i.a
BY vi tue of q writ of Levari Facias to
me dlrected. will be expostd g public sale,
at the hotel of Joseph Kidd, IN De aware
City, In Red Lion ,hundred. New Castle
co lnty Delaware, on .....,..,....,5 ...
THURSDAY, the 18th day of April A. D.,
s-'2iih 1879 at2 O'Clock, p. m., A.s"-
The following described real estate, viz:
All that 'certain lot or piece Of ground
situate lying and being Ia the town Of Del
aware City, in the hundred, county and
Sta.e laforesarti, on the nnrthwesteriy side
of eli nton street northeasterly side Of Fifth
street, and southeasterly side OF Washing
ton street. Iconla,ningin mont or pieadth
on the said Fifth sire I 2OS 1eet and extend
ing In length or depth on the said Clinton
and washington streets, respectvely, $50
Washington street, isOuihes stetly by the
said Clinton street, south westerly by the
said Firth street, and northeasteriy by
grouad of, John Whitehead, be the same
what 1t may, with large or ck factory,
two stories high with back bniIdfug, frame
table. six two story houses thereon erect
seized and taken in execution as the
property o John q. Higgins and Elizabeth
c., his wife, and Charles T.. Marchand and
H. Matilda, his wife, and Wm.- Bowen,
John Y. Nichols, Geo. L.. Postles ard VIII
liam e. Cleaver: t. It's. and 10 be sold by
""a ,-i7elr' ~ JOHN PYLE, sheriff
i,sheriff7s office, New Castle, March 29th,
1879.
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| Wilmington Markets.
ATE LEGISLATION
CONTINUED,

\ # NE Most Mportant Lars En-
At tie Present Session Of tie
I@dtUre.
\! correspondence Of Lhe Gazette,
DOVER, March %, 1879.
ameni section 10, OF chapter 12s of
ev'S i Code in relation to oustrucr-
bilfoal tracks; passed March 25.-
Pr in relation TO navigation and
b., passed March 26,--To amsnd
pn z, chapter 60, OF the Revised
Fe' March ~. 1n relation To roads.
lmcud chapter yi of the Revised
epl'lei, of the Orphans Court"
TO amend the laws ofthe
'cAools, making three grades of
fra'es. THE law fixes large ndlu-
4 branches of examination aud pro-
llal appllcanls for admission who
ninety per cent AMI over of the
N hall receive "A first grade GER
OF !css' than, ninety Inr cent u
II grade; or under sixby per cent
fecplve a third grade certificate
e.peal chapter 452, volrime.15, Della
Laws March 26. Inrsgard to pay
OF assessments made by city of vii
on Tor the purpose of layiqe water
Ii relieves the citizeas from pay
assessments that were made a d
ald-ro exempt from taxafiun
oelds Of the city OF Wilnaii gton;
y, Thisis an act from bich the
w hh.rive great benefit Ssa very
-G1ble saving win result from it,.
hrnyptyS. .ihatno ntxt,x1hall
hfss+d} 'lSns 'meashTSTiI6A,ted
g''deni Of Council Lichtenstcin IN
g address hyGyefcd btlpH,l ale
f, panss E9fi J tn fame me, ( sd T. 9SIt ~
'of Court Of New Castle county to
certain rules; March 27-To
I!d lrr9 ~ Of volume IA, Delaware
,a1WGI ~ The saido charter, on
9@ df tlf" f,hrteAiHh S6hnfle is
's' py Inserting after the words sin
~ ol individuals" these words,
p'ltanee companies shall no, ,ht
'Y 4paslirsr,nts except oifha Ill e.
Ean' III caSes Of the happeRfhg di
y PioV,Itd tor III the policy of in.
Mfor 'he benefit of the pubic
1 ID W 'imlngton; March 10 I.rhis
Mhillar to our WiMhhgtou
aui They are really the only one,
ii'grsl. Thegmain PrafisidhsI AZ
=" 10 Airahged by wlidh ti,eC DUN
rnr,o,, 'l.e Board of Education theii
''"lo'i In monthly installmen.s
. a1i.i sn > isduced ~ ten meInbers
GU, ''''Soh 40 enlbezzlements, and
Ie Ms Nv corporate officers auI
" ,fch 2s. This act provide,
ryw, ps'S9n employed OF ehgaged.a.
bnI,,n iG',' ol any ihcorporatetJconcepr
WV nature aud those of a privat,
els,o;. @i",n as Insurance COMPANIES
Sr'io, 'i"Y"'"ils' oanies, &c. ,shaill lnbo,
Nor r'n or Imprisoned not less fba,
na .nofS than ten yeaIs,--Con
H. ramps, March "a Irhis il ,
Tnp''.aht mea>ure, inasmueL as i
% ",,.i% ohG principles that win d,
lhy ,nnln'l'iy with the nnisanc
bnr wv ,.'iiil's. 1t makes 1t a misd.
hi ha , any one TO he II traInp aud i
w"., Lua'ii he put 10 work for Tn
TIHo'h'hg for his board ana f,Iu
i C ~ Spaer ,i'l oi time at which th7
~ W colltlnueis fixed al onr ,nonti
In n.r,a mp, Rom execution proces
n" e,SOinu r,,!, property; NJ arch 5s. ON
b. a,no,,,''" on.se" cole is amehtleal nj, /
hi ann,h n' exempted 500, instead c
n,t,p,n 'P'r Is amended lnaluns
Gnr IT, ol 500. Thus the MI,
"a Su' w "e exempted Is $500. TThe "
te,@ "a New Castle and suisse
fpr otbsra otbwan act in relation to del
ioyidassr,tt purposes; March os' m
Z I'll cr"' when person is susx
u ! 10 9Id6T
.Irua
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OTICE.--The Whining ton Loan Asso-
IN cation now offers new stock for sale.
The first payment may be MAGE az any
time TO the Secretary GEO. a. MARIS,
mar3l-lm COL Shipiey ST., End floor.
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vua,Yu al n,,InD

V,4 ,'I7 il .lagGlaoiad 10 rsd mJr }.
.aur,rD ,iafiUui IA gfh-ui s7Gpl i.lw
lns swan y4dT .supuhj-l sdf 10 2hH vi
.ysb Isq 10 "a sr0iiAgtis neuiGido %
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NOR aENT.-Farm At acres, within 8
miles OF this city. apply to -.
,-....,.,.. EVANS PEN NINGTON,
mar19-lt ' '' No. K. Fig nth st.
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Ent@-t- 90 iuI -GW .
CHERIEF'S SALE,

Ll-'-c- - ~ -ttl ~ " . 4 J E-lC . J Ilt
SHEKlfFs sA,tiEEu EEui n. buo .snb,DinS la
By virtue of p writ OF Levari, FL eias, to
me directed, will BE- exposed to pIbnc sale,
at the Lafayette HOtsil Sal shipley street,
Kept by John j. Doug erIy. in Lhe ci,y of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware.
On ;li- Ia ,euoIl @di u7d".yGb 5liiis 5at
WEDNESDAY,the 10th day of Apra, A. d.,
sat o.. u 1879, at 2,oclock,p. m.-2 ~
- The following described real estate, vizil
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situate in the city Of Wilmington
(ninth wssd), bounded and described as
follows TO w.t. Beginning at a point on
the southwesterly side Of Tween enty.thfrd
street, al the distance of 100 feet northwes-
terly from the northwesterly Tide of Mar
ket streei, thence nOIthwesterly by s&id
stds Of fTwenty-third street, 90 feet to a COR
ner, thence southwe ItHrly by two lines at
right angles to Twents-tnird street, and
parallel TO Market street, one from the
place beginning. " feeb 5 IL inches, the
other from the last mentioned corner l09
feet 9 inches where said line VIII inn ersect
a line parallel with, and two feet northerly
therefr. IN q line OF land OF Jacob Derrick
son, fjrming the sou thern boundary of this
lot, be the same more or less.
Setz and taken in execution as the
proper rty of Jesse w, j ohnson, and Letitia,
is wife, and t. l., and to be sold by
81" @'-Oi Ni '' JOHN PYL@, Sheriff
sherfs office,New Castle, March %, 1873.
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DIED.

-aa.a ..l,s, bI hid, .,.- ,al. p
BATES-On Friday, March 28th, at Rich.
mohd, Va, Daniel NJ. Bates, in the 59th
year ofhisa age. ." ir..~ -.ru-
Relatives and friends of the family are
invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence 1913 Delaware avenue, ou Mon
day next, 5lst INST. ats o'clock, p, m. a..
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PArENT.-H. Whitrley, of this city, has
been granted a patent for "hoisting
drums" nf q -If, ,'.d2 .e'H.t.a tui p
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>,.tlt,ra .vq-l<tdAE " ~ .soHI
l1utN .i.-iteh'lO .ia isul1oi Sti -H i',df
.eltaI tui 1i-u.u I-t -ti "i bpsr2uh 5' dn1
raiiLbL ,.sfet
.aeJQu EUToE{dehW
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AR,,,,away Team.

This morning, about 6.45 O'Clock, two
horses attached to cart took fright at
Fourth and Railroad and started on arul
IN the railroad. BY some means the
leader broke loose, and was stopped near
Seventh street, by a gentleman. The
shaft horse was stopped between Sixth
and Seventh streets ny Mason Philips
The. cart aud shaft horse belonged to
Robert Smith, and the leader to Neil
Dufly. Fortunately no damage was done
But ii trains had been running no doubl
III; horses would have been killed. 81
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FRsT EDITION.
y CCO5..,, CC.O5 !,
x,,rRs & BROKERS', ,e
AND DEALEHS IL

AND DEALEhsiN 3. l.,i
pnNns. LOANS. MORTA
ks, CuM MMERCtAL PAPER .
.,ny n HOUSE. WILMIsGToN,DEIr
coupou. and General C2ilect
)reI. as s 10 aud drafts on, Gre~'
dpu ICON otner paris Of the world. st 80
a',' - -f-.t Uld ui Y'fVS
,Iyu tT.. tlaN
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WEDNESDAY,,
The 10th day Of April, 4. D, IS7!

|fyHERIFF'S SALE.Iu tai D. ldi ,,llE'ul
= By virtue of writ of Levari Facias
10 me directeds Will be exposed 70 Public
Sale, al the 4u YiltuL1 t'! ro-I1ii ,L
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, siI Shpley st.,
KEEP. by J9hA bqnghsrsv us, In Il the I. ci.y of
r'.plrt WEDNESDAY, ".I -
The 10th day Of APRIL, A. D.,
1873, at 2o'clock p. M, the following de-
scribed Real Estate, viz. i'i'1. =
All that certain lot OF piece of land situ-
atea in Christiana hunared, bounded and
desoribed as tolows, to wit: Beginning on
he northerly side of Eleventh street ex-
tended, and its Intersection with the west-
erly side OF Te riace avenue and AT the dis
ta ce of 600 feet from the westerly side OF
Union street; thence along said side OF
Eleventh street extended, westerly 100 feet
TO the easterly side OF Woodiawn avenue
al 6O feet wide; theuce along said side of
said avenue northerly AMI at right angles
To Eleventh street extended l6l feet to a
corner of land Of Anna McHugh; thence by
n llle OF said land south 81 ieet and one
aua rter degrees east 400 6-100 ieet to the side
of Terr zee aves ue aforesaid; and thence
thereby southerly al riehl angles TO Elev-
beginning, be the contents thereof what
they NAV, with the use In common of
Eleventh street extended, WOODLAND ave-
nue. and Terrace avenue forever, ~ .t..lt
seized and taken in. execution as the
property of Thomas i. Sneath AMI Rose
Ann, his wife aud 4 :; l., q and tP be sold hy
sheriff Office, New Castle, March
18Th, 1918. il 'i" .uiiI 90 msr3l-3tawts
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To- eb1sd cdr .. "vG a1H ji7ugley,. SUI
-7aK s'n4ad 10 eonGasb II. 7lgpaG 5a'
.>ieuotfd Islsbsi bns sii4o '-sI ,.ia.0.
10 yiilso.sl obi ldi u7at Soft ii brd fla
,usbi,C ..K ,i3s.9-af3.'-4lE aIi e.gl.
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xxyILMINGToN CITY LOAN FOR
w SALE.-At l.. W.. Stidhatn q Son,
No. Ill East Fourth street, on SATUR-
DAY, APRIL 6tk, 1879, ats O'Clock. p. M,
lars, SIX per cent, interest, bearing bonds,
redeemable in 1890. a9t dtld mar3l-5t
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:. HERIEF's SALE. 'i'i5 I.''i 'vn- 1li"1
- Byivirtus Of q writ of isevari Facias,
to ms directed, wall be exposed TO public
sale, at the
LAFAYETrE HOTEL, siI shfpley ST.,
Kept by John .Dou sherty, in Uhe city of
Wilmi ngton, New Castle County, Della
- ~ WEDNESDAY, ra7 -',hn
The 10th day Of April, A. D., 1879,
at 2 O'Clock. r.-mrthe +e4+e~ing described
ResI Esa'e 1sn1 i8t Of situate in the
said city OF iWi,mihgbu ton bounded and de-
scribt.u as fellows, to wit: Beginning at
| tbe northerly side of Eighth street, he4
| Tween Clayton and DUPONT street, at the
dlslan c., of Is feet easterly from the easter
| ly side oil Dupont street; thence northerIy
| parallel to Uu1'ont street 20 feet thence
| aasterly parallel to Eighth street T5 feet;
| thehce soulherly parallel 10 Dupont street
liO feet TO Ane aforesaid noTtheriy side OF
| Eighth street; and thence and thereby
| westerly 10 feet 10 theIplBae Of beginning,
/ be the, coI,tents thereof wlat. they may :
| Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Jonn, ,rugoning and Nellie his
| wife, aud /. t's, and 40 be sold BY II; ~
3-iIU ~, ~ S-iN JOHN Ply lie .'Sheriff
| 10 Sheriff's ONCE, New Castle.l March 20,
| Il89 D. Aal u ~ ymar3l -eodts "
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The 10th day of April. "A d.
1879, at 2 clock, p. M,

The following described real estate viz
All that certain lot Of land nd three story
brick dwelling house thereon erected stu
u ed In the city of Wilmington, bounded
and described as 'o1lOws, to wit, Begin
ni..g at the southwest corner of Taylor and
X Kirk wood streets thence westerly along
said southern, side Of Taylor street 65 feet
ii inches to a corner at the eesterly side
OF three feet wide alley leading from
Eighth to Taylor street, thence sputherly
along said side of said alley and parallel to
Kirk wood st eet ID feet = inches TO a corner
thence easterly parallel to the II st mem
toned line and Taylor street thr, ugh the
ceatre of tne party wall OF this and the I'D
joining house on the south, IS feet ii In
ches to the II orssa I'd westerly side of Kirk
wood street and thence thereby nottherly
n feet inches TO The place of beginning
be the contents 'hereof what they may.
Seized an t,keH t. execution as the
property of John G. Hienl and Annie E.
mis- tte and :, LIS, and 70 be so,o by i,la
4-5jN gIJ .-WDl JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
sherf17s office, New CASTLE, March 29 1879.
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$3.50 rp entq ,-rIad1 .uhW ~ +nt i1Ff
.t -Aie yuH I"u. a7Ul 10 usylHt n.uJrt
.yut-EI .spr41 zf5f dul, tnitH .p,1lup
:''1bbh .lJuuo4
.S4EoL 4 2.gldAHD
1ihiIO- tts #+pJtdy al
led "a uwvIssFo - WIWRie-T1sm
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SHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue of q writ of Leyari Facias, To
at the Lat yette Hot,l, Sal Shipley street
kept by John J. Dough srty in the city of
Wilm ,ngton, New Castle county, Delaware
on
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.,c;sl anss'COsss saaeretaA.

,seros. Del, March 81 1873. !
~ItaasS s,ncS ouotatious iurn!sned oy
ss' 20 |o. Clayton Hous. Ha'ldinR
Del, a. IL NJ. to-days i'i''' y
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y # he Most Important Lars En-
At tie Present Session Of tie
CddtUre. 'f
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acttp enaple-,the Trustees of Markes
SqpiGeh Newt uhsflT county to donate
ceft$in h1ds; N kch n. The purpose to
wltch tlhs is p v Mplied Is the erec-
III MN t.sisaSokome iims ~ ago
EikiAx% fhs-laisAeNs6r newly elected
sher fis to go into office, March %. 1T
appears that previous to the passage of
This. act, thare waSnol fint fix ed torDnaw-
" elected Sheriffs to go into Office in
Kent arl Sussex. connpgs Gexcsp, that
adopted by usage.
.YiiIrunc9krolfAFBoNAe AeYs,g 90 II
Delaware State Fire and Marine In
surance Co.; March 25.-The Christiana
Marsha G2.; M2Ich s5'[Hags.agton
H se.s c1Gsass SSsa as!sF 1&5siS1s,n
Kirk BrandI Dlsts'C8,bSaHy; March 26
delaware Commercial Improvement
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~
if he resides odtsfde the State, lie shaii
sui be a competent witness. The de-
f"ndent shall iiAso bs a Competent witness
in his own behalf. The object of the act
Is to give both the defendent aud plain
tif the importantly of te,dtfying>-To
create State Board of Agriculture;
March %. The Board of Agriculture,
thus created, isto lnake sexaIplnations
and reHprt 70 tie Legl3lat eie.---To Hmit
the. ju tisfiicti On OF tlse. Jnstleus VI me
Peace in Wilmington; March q. The
oWect 9f THIS bill y 70 pre vent the JUS
ticea bf he Peace M Wilmington from
trying gases OF parties living in-the low
! er hundreds. 1t was charged that the
Jnstices OF the Peace had the habit OF
distributing their business cardr through h
| the lower part of the county, thus giving
| publicity TO their business, especially
| among the negroes, The icanye. Of ,pSm-
piafnt was that often when a negro was
dlSSsatisiiud w..th a pany M would ,bripe
s'tir agafrist hifiii before a Squire IN vii
ining'on for AN imaginary, debt ,auq
make the man go to that pfdte The act
restricts the jurisdiction to within five
pqh.t taptoiJthe dhhty tnthct tqt Hsv
Castle codnty; March ~. This act is II
relation to the Levy Court of New Cas-
tl- codnty. It's pripsipyIPppp'lpps ~
thai instead Of payih 4 ofH h6nE ahem
selves the members afe rSfllv edHta ii Il
orders on the coubty k1rSasupbr, prl
each member is reqhirA to iaa D. Aifab
nual report of all nisttF Soh dedted viu
his office Repofs-of'| |the- Z "snh ne,
on Ways and Means; March 27.--Ai
" ,.,ta III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-11

leaves this evening at 6 o'clock, sharp,
with a return trip for FTiar's Point,
carrying the mail, making all landings
on schedule time, aud connecting at
Glendale with the Mobile and North
western railroad. Capt. John Gwath-
mey oficiates as chief clerk, and has
associated with him Messrs. Plat
Rhodes and j. w. Haley, two clever
and accommodating clerks.
The celebrated passenger steamer
j. w. Gaf, in command Of hal popu-
lar boatman, Captain Bob Wise,
leaves this evening at six o'clock,
sharp, for Cairo, Louisville and Gin
cinnati, ticketing passengers through
to all points East at a cheaper rate
than ever also gives excursion rates
to all points on the Ohio river. She
has unsurpassed passenger accommo-
dations, is a safe carrier and is differed
by practical and careful boatmen.
Captain Wash Thompson, with whom
it is a pleasure to travel and do bust
ness, controls the Office, assisted
by Mr.. Russell, while Colonel Billy
Byers and General Collins, her famous
steward, look after the comfort of the
guests and assist in entertaining all
who visit or travel on the popular
steamer they so ably represent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-11

A striking incident in Mr.. Lincoln's
official life is related by Judge Brom-
well, Of Denver, who visited the
White House in March, 1865. Nh.
Seward and several other gentlemen
were also present, and the President
gradually came to talk on decisions of
life and death. All other matters
submitted to him, he declared, were
nothing in comparison to these, and
he added IL reckon there never was
a man raised in the country on a farm,
where they are always butchering
cattle and hogs and think nothing of
it, that ever grew up with such an
aversion to bloodshed as | have; and
yet I've had more questions of life and
death to settle in four years Than all
the men who ever sat in this chair
put together. But I've managed to
get along and do my. duty, | believe,
and still save most of them and
there's no mar knows the distress of
| my mind. But there have been some
of them | couldn't save-there are
some cases where the law must be
executed. There was that man -,
who was sentenced for piracy and slave
trading on the high seas. That was
Il case where there must be an ex-
annie, and you don't know how they
followed and pressed to get him par
dOned or his sentence committed but
there was no use of talking. 1t had
to be done | couldn't help him and
then there was that -, who was
caught spying and recruiting within
Pope's lines in Missouri. That was an
other case. They besieged me day and
night, but | couldn't give way. We
had come to a point where something
must be done that would put a stop to
such work. And then there was this
case of Beal, on the lakes. That was
a case where there must be an exam
pie. They tried me every way. They
would not give up but | had to stand
firm on that, and | even had to turn
away his poor sister, when she came
and begged for his life, and let him be
executed, and he was executed, and ]
cant get the distress out of my mind
yet" AS the kindly man uttered
these words the tears ran down hi,
cheeks, and the eyes of the men sur
rounding him moistened in sympathy
There was a profound silence, il
which they rose to depart. Three
weeks after the President was killed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-11

To the visitors the drills are the
most interesting feature of the exami-
nation week. There were several in
infantry tactics this morning that
were delightful to look at, for how
ever intellectually deficient a cadet
may be he is bound to master the steps
and the manual of arms. The young
men went through numerous and
complicated movements with an ease
and grace to excite admiration. The
band which accompanied them and
played many quick, breezy airs, ap-
peared about equally we'll drilled
certainly the best marching band in
the country. Having nothing else to
do, it is easy to understand how eff
cient they become in this respect.
The music and the drill kept eye and
ear agreeably engaged. Especially
did the music fascinate as the lively
notes went dancing up the mountain
sides and We're echoed back from the
broad bosom of Storm King and
Gro Nest. General Schofeld stood
for a little while on the balcony
Of his unpretentious cottage and
took in the picturesque summer
scene with a grateful eye. The visi.
yors at the West Point Hotel, espe.
cially an auburn beauty just arrived
from England, were charmed with the
combination of life, loyeliness anC
sweet sounds. In the afternoon ;
cavalry drill of the battalion took
place and several wild charges were
made across the plains, ~startin 70 the
timid fancies of the fair spectators on
the balcony of the Point Hotel. They
swooped and whooped along at one
time in apparent imitation of a swarm
of irregular Cossaek cavalry till the
clouds of dust hid everything except
the flashing sabres and the bright
pennons of the troop ser geants. In
their hour of leisure last evening tn,
cadets let themselves loose in vocal
melody. Half a dozen athletic, lusty-
lunged young fellows made the cadet
quarters a lively place to linger for al
hour or two in the cool Of the even.
ing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-11
I'm the Supreme Court OF Tennes-
see, at jackson.

Nancy N. Scott vs.. j. Cummings johnson
ct al.
N pursuance of the decree pronounced in
i this cause by the Supreme Court of Ten
nessee, at jackson, on the 2lst day of April.
1879 | will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
in front of the court house Of Shelby county,
in the city of Memphis, on
Wednesday, nth Day Of June, 1879,
the real estate mentioned and described in
said decree as follows:
Lying and being in the county Of Shelhv
and State of Tennessee, in range 7, section b
Of the Eleventh surveyors district, beine
part Of entry S3 in the name of Edwin Hick-
man, for 1000 acres, and bounded as follows.
Beginning at an elm on the east side of A 40
loot alley IN the west boundary Of a 200 acre
tract OF land purchased by George l.. Holmes
Of John B. Rogers and Jesse fsler; themes
south chains and IS links to a stake; thence
south IL west 10 chains and 81 links to stake
IN the eenter Of the Memphis and German
town turnpike road; thence with the center
OF Said road south 6llas east l6 chains and 30
INKS; thence ~ east 81 chains and IS links
20 a stake with black and red oak pointers.
thence west Il chains and 30 links To the he.
ginning, excepting and excluding therefroun
the li% acres conveyed by J. @. johnson and
wife, LizEio L. Johnson. 10 George w. F;shor
by deed dated August l6, 1866, and Registered
IN the registers once OF Shelby county, Ten
nessee, IN Book 81, part LIST, pages 500 and 909
Terms of Sale-Said property with sold On
q credit Of seven "a months with Interest
purchaser to execute note, with apnroved
security, for the purchase money, and n lier
retained on the land 10 secure the pavment IN
the purchase money. EQUITY Of redemption
barred,
Jackson. Tenn, May %, 1879.
JOHN u. FREEMAN, Clerk.
-ESIES IAcKa0E, Solicitor. TI.gQ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-11

Before j. NJ. Coleman, j. P. for Shelby conn
. ty, Tenn r. M. White 4 Co., a firm com :
posed of F.. NJ. White. F. II. White, James
Young and j. W. Caldwell, VS.. G. H. Allen.
N this cause an attachment having been
4 sued out under section 1856 of the Code Of
Tennessee, and returned levied mon The
property of the defendant" and af6davit
having been made that the defendant Is
indebted TO the plaintiffs in the sum Of
s6O.25, due by note, and that the claim Is
dent Of the State of Tennessee: Il Is therefore
ordered that said defendant make his person.
al appearance before me on the LIST day of
July, 1879, at 10 O'clock am, at my Office, No.
Ssl front street, Memphis, Tennessee. and de-
fend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law, or the SAM will be pro-
ceeded with ~ex-parte; and that a copy Of this
orser be published once a week for four weeks
in the Public Ledger.
This the 9th day Of May, 1879.
15-Sl-S7. 1899 j. NJ. COLEMAN I D