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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
pRIZE.FJGHTERs RELEASED on BAIL.

The twenty men arrested by Captain North, Of
Brooklyn, for engaging in a prize-ight at Belts
Grove, Woodside and who were committed to the
to await the action Of the Grand Jury, have. with
one exception. been released on bail The man in
fail was no. known 10 any of the Others, and ap
pears to be friendless He probably tramp
who followed the Gro I'D. serious question has
arisen as to the validity of the bail bonds Judge
Armstrong holds that he alone had the right to take
bail while the District Attorney advised the Re-
corder OF Long Island City to take bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
me NEW ENGL4ND FAIR.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 11.-Vice President
Wheeler visited the New England Fir Thursday ana
made an address Judge Harlan, OF Kentucy ana senator
Hoar aud Judge lockwood Hoar OF his sta.e Followed
with bret addresses The were then shown apou
the grounds and later partOok OF dinner gwen nS 'nc
ptrstn of tine { nv q ", rcestcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
VISITORS AT THE ART MUSEUM.
The number of visitors at the METROPOLITAN
Museum of Art during the past week has been as
follows,
THE TURYURE WILL CONTEST.

The first hearing in the contest over the will o
the late William B. Turnure was held yesterday IN
tn Orphans Court Of Hudson County, at Jersey
civ. The contestants. aud dan ghier Of Mir.
1urnure claim that The estate IL worth $4,000,
and through Ex-Governor Bedle. their counsel asked
for the appointment of an administrator two weeks
ago pending litigation. At the hearing yesterday
lie persons interested agreed 10 the appointment of
eX-Congressman Harder berGh, the president OF the
Hudson County Bank, and the court so ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rum drcnue Hoiel-Rear-A Admiral Alexander Mnr-
raw q. y; Comptroller James W Wadsworth OF rr
Henry L. Pierce. OF Boston GfseV House, ~, t,o
G. G. Augur. L. = A and Judge George y Dahn.,n, n p
New. YOTk Court OF Appeals nor -Jueo ,,a,
Ranney Of ohio. .Stgrsrant HouseThe Rev Dt I,r
of Albany .S. James HoteL The Rev ~ ~ pn,aIn
BARN Of 81. stephens College WestHnffer Hoh'-N"P
Hamilton Perry. Of the steamship Britannia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
CINII. NOI Is.

The testimony in the Leslie Will case yester'
day was confined to long cross-examination OF MT
Emily Pierce the intimate friend of Mrs Leslie. TO
hn, Mr. InsIie Dictated a short time before he died
the terms OF will closely resembling the one onrreh or
probate. No new interesting fac's were developed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
HE FASTING MN IN BROJKLYM.

Some visitors were present yesterday IN the hatl
Mt No. : Wllloughby-st., Brooklyn. where Charles
I,yInpston IL fasting. lie claimed to have gone
without food for nrcty-six hours at 8 p IN. yester-
day although he was not watched tor the hist
seventeen hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
MARINE INEELLLGENCE

MTNIArU Nh ALMANAC.
s,r-... By sun sets'. el5 CLOCK slow In. 09e.
M"on eet. 80 Aoor souins 700 Moons aSo.dayr,
WNIaR TO-DAY -.
Sandy uoox Igl GOV. islad.. las toll cato 500
ii.;H WAFER rD.DN-r. ".
sandy HOOK l:j5 GOV. Island. 2:ll He'll jlts. i:OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12

mend our executor TO carefully ot our papers ior
iii matters of interest which they may Contain
The win was drawn in December. 1876, aud disposes
of lar ge properties IN this ~ ana CuDa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
rrorRLEs OF THE HEALTH OFFICERs.

Counlaint was recently made by person, who
neglected 10 give hs name, 10 the BoHrH o. II"aih
ihai firm of bahama dealer, in Fulon-st were fill
Ing the block between Washington and GIcenwlcll-
ST. with refuse that Objectionable to the neigh
Lor. An investigation showed the charge 10 be
nnfonndcd The lieath Officers are ~ pre- sent
engaged i'm All effort TO discover the identity 81 their
ANONYMOUS correspondents 1hs Is one OF large
,iass of complaints iii ,tated by spite that cause
them great annoyance. Another cause OF vexation
Is the carcessness Of people no want some evil re-
moved, hut who fail TO mention where The trouble
Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
MJRDERoUs ASSAULT BY A BARKEEPER.

William Watson, barkceper at No. 1873 Greene
st. was taken before Justice Wandell. at the Jelcr
son Market Police Court. Yesterday, charged with
feoniously assaulting Incz firospeau about "a. III.
Yesterday. Grvspeau went into the liquor shop
and called for Il drink. when quarrel arose be-
instrument struck him over the head hfctng
hong cash in the scalp from which blood poured in
\ stream over his face and clothing. Grospeau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
HOW 4 FARMER LOST TIs HORSE.

Willis j. Coliug>. OF No. 1850 Westinghouse. was
srrisuri on Il n,nch warrant on complaint OF
Mn T. Philips Il farmer ot limos, Nho alleges
thar he obtained BAY horse from hun on august
q IN fraudulent representations. Philips called
a. a stable IN Fast TWENTY fourth st. and in
formed HAT he woald find purchase Tor his
lolsr which was IA fine animal, AT No. 100 ASH
iugtou-si He took the horse L. the latter place.
mi MAS there met by Ceilings. who proposed m
mcdlatciy to negotiate the sale 81 the horse, ana
suggested that Phillips leave HIM On tfaI from
eha- day friday til Monday August y, TO which
ILi,hr> olscctci. COlines said hc wished 10 have
a trial of the horse and offered Phillips $40 for his
EXPENSE and note 1T ten days FOR the prlce. $50
winch Philips refused TO accept After some per
suasoA hr g0t Phillips to consent, aAd agreed u
nav him Oh August if the horse gave satistac-
zion PhIilips called several times. aud was told
CoIli,rs went 10 Virginia and woud not return.
Ceilings wa. held for examination TO await the
,r.., o,lce Of conn, la nant
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IIyrHrovi April S-l2:90 m.Cotton very dull Sid; Md
anr Up'Snds 7s,sd Middlng Orleans 7pd; sales o9OO
bales inc uoing 500 bales Cor speculation and sxnor
-tpaLds. Midmg rl!ise April delivery, tssni, ; u0
April aud Nay delivery. 7ossd do May and June nevery
7Ssd do and July delivery 1edi do July anu Hue
ao september October delivery. d DO November anu
December tenyory. 6asd.. also oiVssd also 'si o,
LIVERPOOL April s-lS9 Gplas Gpnss eES
God ordinary Upanls. Goa ordinary uPlands 6td
LIVERPOOL April "a nIno ss,es o, th9 way GA IN
cudea bales n pT and NAV deIiy
az, Il 40 Nav and June delivery. 7ssd. also 7sgdi d0
lime ant, Juydclivery 7ssd do July aud August denvery
7aad DO. August and september delivery %u oo eep'e
her and October delivery, 6esd -. ,,.. y,.,..a.
I1vGRpoo April SOL M. -Cotton@F pnsnnds
Low Miine clause september and October deivery 'a'c
mnMoT 4prii -cotton dull Middlng 2sc. Low Md
d,nT IL isc Ordinary. IL c grosa -eeeips 4i bales
exports c0aswse. 20 bales saies 20 DAes stocA AAos
Da!es. ..,,. ,,-
aosroN April s--Coton Nothing DOING Middiing l2Isc
Low Middhng, sn Good Orlhary' ilHs' Ho' 'ooes"'S
April s-CotIon quiet Mddug, l2%c Low
MddnR ia9l21c; Good ordinary izsgiz tcs; nes 70
bales exports coastwlse " pass saie ~" "aes
STIs Ts,SSAn April scotton quiet; Mddline 12sc low
Mddnpg l2c. Good Ordinary iltc reeoapS aas oAaes'
itaIyRsrox April weak. lower 70 seil Middhn9
ioar law MIfllnR 12ec 0ood Ortlipary 70; net re-
eept YI 10 Great Britain yASt gaes coast
SrIe a1i haes aalea 225 bales; stock S031V pties
o,usyltIs AprI s-CottOn dull; MiadlinG ix,sc
ass 6sles Shipments. so bales; saes 0p0 bassi stock
anIIS I,gST April s-coou qnet steady MdcinG l2eJ
oS ,ing 7sc. Good Oriipsrv III &C. mel recepts zIS
hss cOatwiso, 800 baesi sslea boO saes secx
SrwoalsAxs April scotsen sssadieri aiddlng @ isas'
oi bales, sFosA Isi aies exporss 70 Crest Britain issso
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

LONpoS April S-l2:3O u. nj. y. bonds four and half
per cents az New lDj3i; SrN Jersey Contfnl
sols 1908 EIir aiiwav shares 3j do second tonros
92 Illinois Central, lOSH fennsJlyania Contrai. Jib
Reading Railroad. 81
IrsDON Arri 49, m-Atlantic and Great Weeein 1TAt
mortgage trustees fcacs. 81 do. eecond mortgage
"a Pans alyccs quite three per rentes at 80 francs
GO crntinea Tor thD account
LoNpoS, April s-l:S0n m.@1he bullion in tho Bank Of
England has decreased 4NS 900 during the past week In
proportion Bank Of England Ia liability which
inrt week +57- per cent II now - = per cent
JONuON, Apr, ~ p MI. =. bonds. New nves lO5 :
Atlantic and Great WesrTn nrst mortgage truAf"e ceriih
Gates GGs 40 seCOnd 5Jl; Eric Railway shares i5u do,
SECOND consOs a Pennsylvaha Central 0i - The hcnmouni
into tho Rank of England balance today is
adviccs quOfr three cent rcues -
fninc. centmrs for the account.
GONDUS. ApIil S-SlyoT Is quoted ~ sd per ounce.
PAEs April S.-Exchangc on i~nann, 20 francs 20 con
the The specie IN thr Bank VI France has
decreased OO3 900 francs during the past week.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
Of city bank stocks only twenty-five shares OF
Park were sold at 1912 The bidding and asking
nr;caa af fbe frat boa ri were as follows:

In sympathy with the share market there was
general Improvement in the prices of speculative
railroad bonds. Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds.
however, were the principal feature Of the market,
and after a decline of 1 per cent TO 60i9 rose to
64l4 the first consols rising 1l2 cent to 1O1l2
Erie second consols were os better at 81 l and c..
G. and l. c. first assented per cent higher at 81.
St. LOUIS and Iron Mountain first incomes sold at
81 against 90 yesterday. and Mobile and
Ohio first debeutnres were ut 1884 bid
without saes The first mortgage bonds OF the
elevated roads were dull. Ncw-York at lS decline
TO 1lOa, and Metropolitan at % advance 10 lO0os.
Ohio and Mississippi seconds at ! 13 were 1l2 per
cent lower than the last previous sale The business
included fifty-sevcn different varieties but gene
rally only III small amounts The following are tho
closing 0uOfationS:
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
STAINED.
St1et Good ordinary i7s Mddlns

Futures advanced 10 points, closing steady
points higher far business ales lS06OO bales. Prices
pad: April I246Dl2b5 May l2Jl 0l2D3; JunC, ~ 6l
l27B; Juv. 1273dI2SB August ~ SO1l2u1: September
l247df2.67 October. l177@lISS NOvemher li1bDll 81;
December 1I.i3dl l.56; January, 1850 B4 TOdaya
closing pr1CesApTi l2.Jli May l2600l2b7 Junc l2CS
dl2O0; Juy l?160l2 7Oi August, l25 9l2Sj September
~. 2.50dl2.52 October llSldllS3 November ll53dl Jt
December u 900 6s lIansIrGabo orders lt6t Prices
July y ~ August l2Hi Sepembsr. l25D October. llS7
November, 1.5g. Deceniber. llbG; January 1l.BJ.
FLOUR AND MEAf-fLOU u R-MArEet heavy, and l00
low gafes JohbDg iado Confined chiefly To small hands
10 cover urgent wauts Sales 10000 bbs Including 1000
bbs Minnesota Extra, - 16dSS 20 for tho whole ranges
$500 bbs Winter WheH Exira 81 df7 20; 24OO city MIL
Extra 81 90 for Europe: aud gOaf6 90 for West
indies and South Americas 1900 bblg Low
ETtra, 81 75dS5; 100 bbls. 5upeiGne $iasA a..
latter for Choice Winter Wheat aud 1900 bblS. No
So 20 a 80 ~, including Winter Wheat 81 S3 20 a
80 80; OF the sales 0.300 bbls for export.
ouoiationsi No. 4 "a 75Rs3 sos supernle 81
81 7ji Fair Extra state. 81 7bGs5 90:
ooOn 10 Fancy do- f6 O50s6 3Oi commoo 10 Good
Western. a 75ss6 l0 Choice TO Fsncy DO 81 6
U47 Common 10 UOOd Extra Round Hoop ONO 50 80
Ss5 IS: GeOd % Gnolee do 50 s0SS7 nnns.oIs Com
BSEerS Extra SO so U6: straight 60aE7 10 Patel4
se 7bdsg 25. chiefly within tbe OF q 0f7 7O 81
LOUIS Common 70 Fair Extra 81 000S5 25: Far 70
1iood. Ss 3O1s6: Good 10 Choice Family. 80 10 10
81 20; Patent Winter Wheat Extra, Sc BOOST b0i
closing quill -. .SOUrHERN FLOUR dul and lDweri ex
port mAnd limited and jobbng trade confined TO small par
Immediate wants sales 200 bbls including Common
10 Good Extra 50 25deJ 7o Good L0Choce e6 s09S0 26
Gbasss 70 Fancy GU S0ae7 26...RYE fLou da Tsalss
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

es sia's 5 sss ss 81 d II ;ss..s ssas
Ssd e Il q S:s e y
ss sd 81 I' S Jersey ssrs s aS HSS: s g e
T. B. Poucher sold II State Spring Lambs a. 90 so per
Moes-Recsips were % Of sles bsad-is cars ..
sG and 1
sucss .seadS :. VERY e sosasIy
a5 sG%p sn anS s ss ts % sps
Light quoted at s'as7lc; MeGArm at she6'c; and
LIVE sTOCK MARKErS-sr TELEGRAPa.
totsI Tor IL. eo thus ia head for the same
q S
steers 8 5oss 60 no ELsra r. on SALE Light Butch
s I head @ to- total .ss for
Is head; ccnsisnea through - cars. market fTn
sa Ssp
two loads Of Clipped sheep brought "a 4S all sold
a x. SSS %o s
ss q s a q s
81 Pss sat 4 s s;adss
500, market moderately active but 5eIec lower
= sOSsl & Choice Heavy 81 6OS470; Light "a 800
market more active; better grade. worked Ss at los
Hs s'sS Chiefly SiSs stronger
dSi; Stockere and Feeders AZ SZ SODSi lO.
sHEEP-Eecepts, 200 head shipments. 1400 head mar
keJ higher Common TO Medium &C
So 90 50 So Good to Choice. So SO9s6 20 . oo 49,,
EAST LIBERTY Penn April S.CATrLBReceiDts 9S6 head
through and "a head stock everything sold out no
bu iness doing except at retail
sHRRP-Recepts 900 head, nothing DOING closed
for ihe week; feeling not very good -. ANA. ooo a.
ST. LoUls. April sH oss-steady Yorkers 15O to 200
at "a 1884 40 Bacon at S4 406$4 40 Heavy at
a. 5Odsi IS receipts 1900 head; spments 1900 head
CArR-Actve. firm and higher supply moderate sales OF
Light Good Heavy Shipping steers A 30 0t5 Export
would bring So l butcher Cattle scarce and wanIed
and Spayed Heiters at s3 1894 l6 Cows and
efers 50 90 ass 5o Feeders at 80 1884 ID; recept
], 100 head shipments, 2, 100 head.
SHREP-Farly active but weaker Common to Choice at
81 20 1885, Sered Texans arriving and selling az So 25
receipts 1.80O head: shipmeL Is. oOO head.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

Ss|ss' sss e.. e sssss . M, 60 ss
Nossotx, April &--Cotisa allslf Nlt11ls t9sk< ~ "
ss,pss LBS 49, sfser> ecessvs~ ~ eoAees m1
sSSs.sss ;ss;z Al: s ~: A., ,ss
oales; sIgss SO besss; sassss se1nnss2 - o>e5
sIv1ssAs. Arm s.--cssssa yssy azay lz61Isn ~ y
ISr iST s.s.s. Hssddiss LIZ. & cos1 osasssS e
BRAZIL C0FFEE nA1KsZ *
RIO JAsRRo. April 7.-Coase-Meshe4 Qg!set v1u14
nantaned ehsagss Good y1ssta A5oo1G so nie SD3
kilos Exchange On LuAdcn, II I'd. f.-f5.>t5t
SANTOS. April 7.-Coaee. .Masket en1ets eevnxm9 -
dency; superior santo4 6o00ss 7eo res pr 10 kflsA
EUROPEAN MARKBr4 ask
Livgaroot. April 8-PoFk-. PRIME Ness EaSeefn s1oo4v
STEADY a. 81; Short kb, sss.dy q SO: Isex ossss
dull $751;; short Clear dull as 36iod Hsue-xoaR Uu1
fImer at ~ Shoulders duu ~ 49, Bec{-1n11s Mon[
dull AZ s0 Extra Mess aoady q S9 Prime xs sos91Y -
1S; cs.. taTdTPnms ard western sssa6y e Ss,Sa
Rosin-compcn steady as 2iSd: fss dlf s iSt dSsess
Siour@Eatrs State. dull a. iAed wlssseSIssns: iSs$
dull g lOIid.; sprnE Sc dun . ioeGt Msw ~,
sSeady AZ 69d Cotionsscd Oii-yei.Gw Ansissn. 49,
In market Rostn-Common, at L0ndgn, steady as 49,
TIrpsntns sp!nss 9 London dull st ssSes Ssse.
per ewt Tor Long CesT MSdes la snd seed s Short ca
LONDON April "a D. m-Renned Petroleum q. pr nR.s
ANTWERP April SLard closed at 101 francs 90 ccnumeD
per 100 klos
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Ptr Sorih RIrer. Vessels and Rril~oads.
TuTRgnAY AnrIl z l99O
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
THURSDAY. ADrll 8. 1880.
A As1rFs-nnlni. aieady.

COFFEE-hoque aud nominally unchanged; Fair Careoes
i4lc The 0 telegram favorable TO hepers report
Ing lower exchange and steady pices with rsceipts during
stock In nrst hands, 1916 90 bags MIG Grades
dull uuchanged MarRcaO l3Ul7c Java II q2oc
savania, l3dl7c. LaRuAyia ljdl01o.
COrTON-Spot Cotton active and steady largo export
frade saes 3O76 bales q iB last EVENING" ucud 2672
export II for snning and 5S fo speculation delivered
bales receipts at the today 626i
bales against bales this dav last week and hB2
year september 4.63s6i4 bales against l080DS
dnrin the IN DcIiOd last
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

The domestic exchanges on New-York at the
places named are as follows: Savannah. al606ie
premium Charleston. 1s1D4 premium; New-Or-
leans, commercial 81 20. bank $5 % HO.pIGS premium
feclay 10 CENTS discount-to-day is n holiday. The
United States Treasurer at Washington to-day re-
t;on. The customs receipts were $72O 0OO and tho
internal revenue receipts were $410. 700. The fol-
lowing is the Clearing House statement; TX tx
franssotions at the Treasury covered Receipts1
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

81, ,535, ,242 payments S0235e5; currency balance,
SIS. SOS, ,214 coin balance, $101, ,913,97
The following were tO-day's quotations for domes-
tic and fnreion c.,ina and hnlliOn:
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
EUROPEAN PINAxcrAL MARKET,

NoTE-Ai lake receipts shipments from Tneio and
Detroit yeHs having left the pots OF the upper
lakes only on last Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
Business Gnaness.
EOR SALE or TO RENT.

n r. ono nile ffopf depost ss!a hidns t0xi fsss nre
~ona Ttn sSSc rcof peaiy sew; heatsd hro1e4Ank -
sssSm. Win soc1 psosssss sG,lss! ers eeed yasasy
Scs: :SCps ,hsds As As gs'Ss I2w sad 'sss'
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

The first receipts for the season Of grain by lake
vessels at Bmffllo arrived March 30. since that
date 10 April Z the receipts by lake and railroad
have been as follows;
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

There is nothing to remark concerning foreign
exchange except that the market is dull and rates
orc stnadv nt the following nnOtations.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

Government bonds were quiet, the transactions at
the Board including only the s and per cents as
follows: $50 900 coupon 5s at lO3cs. and $245 900
coupon As at l0701O7is and BIC, 900 registered at
1O7. At the close the market was barely steady at
the annexed quotations:
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

State bonds were dull with sales OF Louisiana
eonsols at cola and Missouri 6s Of 1889 or 1880 at
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-29
COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. TENN, July ~, 1880,

The national financial authorities
are in trouble about the vast volume
of silver dollars, sixty million or
more in number, now lying in the
vaults of the minis and the treasury.
At San Francisco the mint managers
wish to send a few millions eastward,
but it costs ten thousand dollars
freight on every million thus trans
ported, and there is no more spare
room in the vaults this side of the
Rocky mountains than there is on the
other. The number in circulation is
less than $40, 900, 900. While 49, O0,-
600 have been disbursed since the
coinage began. nearly half have been
returned to the treasury as payments
on custom duties, or in exchange for
silver dollars. Being worth from IL
to II cents less than a gold dollar, ac-
cordlng to the present market value
of silver, they cannot be used
except in our own country; and
until legislation either increases
the quantity of bullion within their
composition, or makes other provision
to cause a demand for them, it is not
likely more will circulate than is suf-
fcient to supply the demands of our
inland traffic. At the present time
silver dollars appear to be plentiful all
around and over the country. No
scarcity at least is reported in any
locality save, perhaps, on the top Of
Roane mountain, N. G where a dollar
is as big as a car wheel to every man
residing thereabOuts.
Local finances are quiet and dull,
with discount rates at 6 per cent and
a moderate amount ofmcrcantile paper
offering.
Exchange is tho same as fer some
time past. Bankers buy eastern bills
at par to / discount, and sell checks
on New York at ic premium. New
Orleans rates par selling and ! of
buying.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-29
N~on-&esident Notice.

No, with the Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tenn,-W Griswold VS.. JPDrom-
gOole ct al. ~
T%appearing from affidavit In this eapse that
y t6e defendants, JP DrOmgooie and j Il
wider ~ 20. are nen-residents of the State
OF Iennessoe;, that the defendant ] P Drom-
goole is indebted to the complainant in The
sum of about 81, $50. 65, due on open account
and attachment having been issued and leviad
On the property of said DrOmgOole, "A Ia
therefore ordered that said ] p nremsooie
n } Is Wilder y Co. make their appesr.
anoe herein, at the COURTHOUSE Of Shelby
county, in Memphis, TOnA,, on or before the
hrst Monday IN September, 1880, and plead.
answer az demur to complainant bin. or M
same will be taken for confessed AZ 10 tbsm
and set for hearing ex-parte; and that a COW
OF this order be published once a week foy
four successive weeks In the Public Ledger
This 18th day Of July, 1850.
A copy: Attest.
ROBERT J, BLACK, clerk and mas,ay.
BY n. 3, MgHrNRY, D. G. & NJ.
Mstoan& x Walker, sol. for compl't.
ll6 l2 l2s IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-29
Nonresident Notice.

No. 3689-In the Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee-Thompson Moore VS.. j.
j. Persons d Co. ct al.
I appearing from affidavit in this cause that
l. the defendants, J.J. Persons i Co. "a frm
composed Of J. j. Persons and y are non
residents of the State of Tennessee; that
they are indebted to the complainant in the
sum of 500, evidences by note, and attach
ment having been issued and levied on Tie
property of the defendant; it is there
fore ordered that they make their appear
ance herein at thu court-house of Shelby coun-
ey, in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in September, 1880; and plead, an
swer or demur TO complainant bill or
the same will be taken for confessed as TO
them and set for hearing ex-parte; and
that a copy of this order be published once a
week for four successive weeks in the Public
Ledger.
This 9Th day of July, 1880.
A ~cOpy-Attest;
ROBERT J. BLACK, clerk and master.
By 4. b. MoHENRY, D. O.. and NJ.
Greer 4 Adams, sol. for com.
ia 1911 123 Is5
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General Trade.

Less activity prevailed to-day and
yesterday among commission and
Wholesale dealers, thought there is
no decrease in the jobbing business,
the volume of which is unusually
large for the season. The bulk Ct
trade Just now is in plantation sup
plies, for which no great amount Of
money is taken in, the larger share
being on a credit to the crop grower.
1t is expected, however, to return in
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Attachment Notice.

Before II. B. Ramsey, j. ?. for shelby coun.
ty, Tern.-J. j. Busby d Co. VS.. John Ben.
MINER.
this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 1855 Of the code rl
lonne.see and retu ned levied upon the prop.
erty Of the defend ant. and affidavit having
been made that defendant is indebted to the
account, and that the claim is lust,
and that the defendant is q non. resident OF
the state of Tennessee; il is therefore ordered
that said defendant make bis personal ap
pe1rance before me on tho 10th day OF August,
lt80 Mt u o'clock M. at my ofiee, and defenu
said attachment sqit within the time pre-
scribed by law, or the same will be proceeded
with exparte, and that a copy of this order
be published once a week for four successive
weeks in the Public Ledeer
This the It'll day Of July, 1850.
Ill III l23 1873 II. B. RAMSEY, i. p.
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chiet clerk and is assisted by Harry
Io,lo.,

The LEDGER Office book bindery,
ID Madison street, is in the same
building as the newspaper and job
printing establishment is owned by
the same proprietor, embraces all
machines and material used in a first
class book bindery, and is conducted
by competent workmen capable Of
executing work in as good and sub
stantial a style as can be done any
where.