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TO MI who aro suffering from tho olrora
and Hliscrctons Of youth, nervous weak.
nos8, cary decay, loss Of manhood, etc, |
will send u recipe that will cure yod free of
charge, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary In South America Send u
envelope 10 the Row, Joseph
u, Inman. Station u, New York city,
n1sl&Wly
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MIsCrLLANEOUs WANTS,

NTTANTEn-lp eA1hiugu lands ~ rao
w lluiY, Farkr ~ tluth oounlph iui
stock ~ lugs, y, NJ Nlrh, nfsl an,
XITANfEn- nAitymhu, Recommendation ~
w Wlrui luWln nt 4 hytlrIheghi liii
anil lisb lin street hrlm
WAAltn a couk % Y ucerN llolcl AZ
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MARQUEE, LGoS COUNTY Tax D., !
March n lssO

March 81, lSs0.
Peachstone Linlnent Company, Dallas, Tex
~.
GENTS: Ny sales of Peachstone Liniment
have been extraordinarily good, considering
the fact that the medicine was entirely new
to this section, and came in active oompeti
ton with older and more widely known rem
edics. To my knowledge, it has promptly
relieved Headaches, Toothaches and Far
aches in a very few minutes; also, has been
extensively tried as local application in
Tonsillitis and Rheumatism with favorable
results. Yours, ETC.,
n. II. FARMER.
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LOST.

1 OSr-Oa SATURDAY morning, Ia OF near tn
" post.oil 81, one locke, biacs tnnmeled,
with Il lock OF gray nair inside An.ihrr
loo et c1ntRinin. Two rhutogra, 'h', ot a lady
and gentlemen, gold On one stde ana bl ,od %
stone on the othri aud ooe gold CON, aU Eng
nSh sovereign Of 1872, with ring att chcd, TIE
huoer viii receive a rewnd, the ia iiDslc
value of either one or al of THESE articles on
delivery of same TO Junes n Murphy, at their
ON 90, 40 Main Btrcet,
mills Nv
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"Good morning, Alma, how Is your mother
to-day ~ "oh, she Is improving rapidly, /
thank you,r She hs, been using English fe-
male Rlttcrs, and they gave her nm appetite
and strength right away. sne says they suit
her case exactly Herpapitotion has ccafed
md all pain subsded ,"
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Highest prices paid for Jury scrip and
United States scrip, by RICHARD Conn,
If 007l Main street
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| 9tk,
Popular monthly drawng.of the
Commonwealth Distribution o.,
At Maccauley's Theatre In the CITY of Louis
Vile on
THURSDAY, APRIL GOTH, 1850.

These drawings, authorized by act of the leg
iSlpture ofl869, and sustained by all thu
courts Of Kentucky, orcur regularly on
the last day of every month (Aundays
excepted,) and are supervised by prominent
ciiizens OF the State.
The management call attention tothe grand
opportunity presented OF obtaining, for only
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TO EXCHANGE.

rVNO ENt'H ANGE...A fn0 shOrl-hOn COW
4 fora twu-norse wagon, VIC, buland,
office, corner Main and Lamar.
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DALLAS, TKxAs, Feb. % IssO

DaLLh,l nhAAei rep' 10 'ooO'
NJ essrs. Patterson Il Tolliv.r:
DEAR SIRs-I have used your Peach
Stone Liniment in several cases of headache
ana bruises, and find it gives almost instant
relief. l can heartily recommend it as the
best IMMINENT ever tried in any such cases.
Yours truly, +. A. AUSTIN,
Manager Waters Pierce Oil Co., 703 Main
atrpet
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,0.sh stona Medicine Co.

Peach Stone Medicine Co.
(icnts--I was sufferer from rheumatism
for more than two months, and tried every
remedy that friends could suggest, without
sny relief, until l procured small bottle OF
Psttenon's Peach Stone Liniment, and was
partly relieved, and a second bottle entirely
relieved me Of all pain.
VERY respectfully, G. 4. TURNER,
or !. n Davis & Co., Real Estate Agents,
1909 Lamar street, Dallas Texas, February
6, 1880. =, .o
For sale by all druggists. Price 25 soc.
and 81 90 per bottle. Sent by express to
any address.
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sERyANTS WANTED.--

w ANTED Man and wife, latter to cook and
w wash; or woman with son or daughter,
IL to 10 years uldj white preferred. Apply I'M
with reference, corner liOrwood mud
san Jacinto st or 10 Geo. +. Afford, 400 Elm
street,
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Authorized by the Commonwealth ofKentucky
and the Falrest in the World. -. -.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-09
Atfaohrnent Notice.

before j.. n. Coleman, q Justice Of tho Peace
for shelby county, Tenn.-Henry W. Egeft
vs.. i. L. Iams.
n tbs cause 0 summons having beea lsRaed
4 on the Iith day of November, 1880, for the
sum Of tWenty-tBo dollars, due by account,
which summons was on che 9th day Of No.
yember, 1850, returned into court BY "a, D.
Britl, Deputy Sborilf, as follows: Game Ia
hand tAe 18th day efNovombor, 1850, and after
%dtiGent search b. Y, Iems not to be found IN
my county" 2. r. ATHY. Sherif -
By i. Il Barr, D. s.
Tins November 9th, 1850.
And on motion Of plaintiff a judicinl attach
plent having been issued herein on the 96tl,
dfy ON syember. lesN, MS provided BY section
10. 1855 Of the code Of Tennessee, roturnabll
hetefe mo or some or some other Justice Of The
Peace. and the samo having been levied by the
proper officer on tfp property Of said defend.
ana and rctNrned into court; IL IA therefore
ordered that the defendant make his personal
gppear9nce before me on. Saturday, the Ut
doy Of January, 1884, az . O'Clock an, at my
office. No. 49, Front street, IN the city Of hier1-
PHI, Team, and defend said suit, or the same
viii be proceeded with ex parte; and thai \
copy OF this order be published once a week
for four consecutive weeks in the Public Led.
ger. j.. M. COLEMAN. l. p
This Nov. 26th, 1850. 6@is6i
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sharia'a Sale Of Real Estate.

DUBLIO notice Is hereby given, that by yir-
J tue oftwo writs Of ini faeias. Nos. G363 and
N3'4. to me directed from the Hon, Supreme
Court OF Tennessee IN tho case Of o. Brown
versus j, A, Anderson, administrators. JudQ-
ment rendered on the 22d day Of April, 1850,
for the aggregate sum Of two thousand and
three dollars and four cents, with interest and
costs OF suit, totatisfy raid Judgment, etc., 1
wilt on Thursday. tfia 2Srd dag Of
y Gambler. 1850. In legal hours, IN front OF
the Court House, in the Taxing District Of
shelby County. Tennessee, proceed to sell, TO
the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described real estate Of tho estate Of Geo. p
Cooper, deceased, same being a part Of said
estate, which has not been partitionod or
specifically set apart 10 any Of tho devisees
under the will OF the said Geo. p. Cooper. de-
ceased, to-wit: Being lot No. IS in the VIII
loughby Williams subdivision. situated on
the memphis and Charleston railroad, at Me-
Nhees Station, about two miles east of the
city Of Memph s, IN the Fourteenth Civil Dis
trict Of shelby County, Tennessee, known as
the lsen Z. Cooper homestead, and more par
ticularly described as follows: Bounded On
Tie nnth by the Memphis and ChariestOn
railroad track, on the east by Raleigh Avenue,
on tho south by Walker Avenue, and on the
W 10 0y the lands q Il. j.. Webb and j. y.
laggard, as shown by the mao Of -. { IL
einson, made IN the year lsti, aud contain
Ing twenty two acrcl. Levied Subject to tho
dover intogast ur lie estate Of Ellen G Glenn
Levied On ag- the property Of defendant, Geo.
Cooner, deceased, 10 satisfy said Judgment,
Interest and costs,
Memphis, 18th day Of November, 1850.
Tennessee.
BY W. D. CAgSoN, Deputy Sheriff. r. 81 90
u, M Hill and George CAN'T, Attorneys for
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Attachment Notice.
Before ], NJ. Coleman, Justice Of the Pea
for Shelby county. Ienn.-A. Godsey Y


Before J. NJ. Coleman, Justice Of the peaca
for Shelby county, Tenn. "A. Godsey vs.
PURGE Adams.
n this cause q summons having been issued
l. on tho LIST day Of December, 1850, for The
sum Of Sll7, due by note, which summons Wa.
on the I'd day 0fDeremher, 1886, returned toto
court By e. B. Britt, Deputy Sheriff, IS fol.
Iowa: Game to hand 1st day Of December,
1881, and executed on Je Sc Lee, and fol-
nial Deeember I'd. 1870, before j. NJ. Coleman,
ESQ at 10 O'Clock am, and after dilig nj
search PURGE Adams not to be found in my
county =. r. A1HY, sheriff.
By Z. B. RRITT, Deputy Sheriff.
And on motion of plaintiff q judicial attach
ment having been issued herein on the 9th day
Of December, 1880, as proyidcd by section sac,
OF the code of Ten essee, returnnble before me
or some other Justice OF th9 Peace, and the
inns having been levied by the proper Officer
on the property of said defendant and return
ed nto court; il Is therefore ordered that the
defendant make bis personal appearance be
fore me on the 18th day of January, 1881, at l.
o'clock m, az my 'hce. No. 24 Front street
in the city Of Memphis, Tenn, and defend
said suit or the anne viii be proceeded With
ex-partei and that g copy of this order be pub
ished once a week for four successive week
in the Public Ledger.
This December 7th, 1880.
j. NJ. COLEMAN, J. p.
N. D L, Stewart, Atty for plaintiff.
81 OF or 1nQ
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Their Inconvenience for Walk.
ius--huii TrOusersSuggested.

Another Bloomer costume would
seem to be imminent if the following
communication, made by Lady Hab-
berton to the London Queen, were
likely to find general favor. The YER
dict Of acknowledged authorities on
the cut OF our dresses is, that a&ather
tight skirt, falling in slightly at the
knees, is the most graceful. and dis
plays the female form to the greatest
advantage. | don't dispute it; on the
contrary, ] fully agree but should add
the words, when standing still. But
in walking women do not fall in
slightly at their knees. but step from
their hips like the rest OF the human
race, therefore | maintain that our
present costumes are unnatural, and
unfit for US to wear during those
periods of the day when we wish to be
up and about. Graceful as worn by
SO peop'e out Of 100 they are not, for
they so fasten the legs that they oblige
every one to take short stumbling
steps, and there is usually a piece of
skirt which is alternately kicked out
and caught by the heel behind, which
would strike every one as most absurd
II We were not 20 thoroughly used to
seeing It. There seems to me only
one way out OF it, and that is to have
the present tight skirt divided, SO as
to be something like the trousers worn
by women in the east. They would be
quite loose aud would certainly not
display the figure quite in the in
decent manner the present skirts do,
which would be no small gain to So
ciaty and they would b~eperfectly com
Portable and, | think graceful. The
feet would look much prettier, as any
ono has only to look at the effect on
little boys feet Of long sailor trousers
compared with knickerbockers, to see
there is nothing sets of a foot better
than a loose trouser, | do not. how
ever wish to use the word "trouseri
with regard to the costume | am advo-
eating, as it always brings the gar
ments worn by men in this country to
peoples minds, and anything less like
that in what / mean there could not
be. l mean literally what | say, a
skirt divided from half way above the
knees, and made full down to the an
kles, where it might finish with bands
or a tiny fOunee, according to the
taste Of the wearer. | think the
bodiees Of our dresses would have to
be made rather differently, something
after the cut Of an outdoor jacket;
coming down nearly to the knees. OF
course too, this part of the dress would
vary very much to suit different peo-
pie. Slim young girls could wear it
moderately tight, and rather shorter
than older women, who might have il
either quite loose or what is called
half-ftting, but surely the talent that
can plan and execute the marvellous
garments we see daily and hourly could
manage upper garments to suit all
hqurag
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-09

In reply to the many inquiries
which we have received regard
ing a most prominent modern rem
edy we would say. To the best Of
our belief Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure is pure ia its nature, eff
cient in its action and certain in its
results. We have learned Of some
remarkable cures which it has effected.
and believe that as a preventative Of
disease it is unequaled. For delicate
ladies and cnieebled men it is invalu-
able, and it, pure vegetable qualities
commend it to the favor andu OF all.
Sold wholesale by S. Mansfield &
Co.. and w. N. Wilkerson & Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-09
Reeds Gilt Ease Tonic allay. Irritation
a Kern VnlleI sand.Storm.

Kern Valley suffered from a sand
storm last week. The Gazette says:
These sand-storms originate on the
Moiave desert, work through TIE
Fejou pass, sweep over the Kern val
'ey, and bring about two inches of the
surface Of the desert, which is depos-
tied in our houses and on everybody's
clothing. No one can appreciate o
sand-storm unless he has experienced
one, and its beauty is more apparent
when we step into a nicely furnished
room Immediately after a storm has
spent its fury, and commence search
ing for a sofa, parlor chairs and
other furniture. Cleaning commences,
and in the course of time a carpet
comes to light, though it takes quite
a while to decide exactly what colrr
The article is. No one thinks Of
attending to business, business houses
are closed; no one is seen on the
streets, and every one is off in the best
place he can find. covered with dust
and in misery. Such was the case all
day on Wednesday last. The omni-
bus made three efforts during the
forenoon 20 reach the depot, and
scored three failures. The express
wagon made an effort to reach the
depot, and it also failed, Messrs.
wilkinson, Maui and Houghton pro
cured a horse and buggy and started
to the depot, and all went well until
the canal bridge was crossed, when
the horse refused 10 go further. They
say that a person could not form an
idea Of the severity Of the storm on
the plains without facing it. At the
mouth of the Tfjou canyon the storm
is probably more severe than any
where else, and stones the size OF a
marble will fly a long distance
through the air. A. Co0ns tells his
experience in a sand storm In that
section, some years since. He was
coming through the pass while a
sand-storm was raging, and stopped
q the house of w. W. Hudson. The
house had cloth ceiling, and caught a
heavy load of sand. They managed
70 got supper, and when they sat down
At the table the cloth overhead broke,
and depoited Its contents on the
tohla SurDer wa adjourned.
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(what there, are Of them are poorly
built. aud the cold wind that has been
blowing for the past few days goes
through them as easily as 1t would
through a sieve. A great many people
still live in tents. Wood costs so q
cord. and is scarce aud poor at that
IL taxes capitalist to keeps hre going
here. Water retails at 1--WE cents a
gallon and is hauled in wagons from
Columbus-eight miles. This water
Is not very good, being im~pregnatsd
with alkali. but the average Candle
larian doesn't care much for that, the
majority Of them preferring beer
which, by the way, is sold at the rate
Of a bit drink in many Of the saloons.
The whisky is OF good quality, so you
can see that we are hot altogether
without the blessings Of civilization.
At present the camp Is enllyenSd
BY the presence of a lot Of Bellenlle
people. who are attending the prelim-
mary examination Of Child Brummeti,
who killed Billy Bell in Bellyllle.
The killing occurred in front OF the
-Bellyille hotel on Thursday evening.
Bell went to the faro game, where
Child was dealing, the night before,
and put s. on the layout. Child said:
Il don't want to play for you. Bell
said: al have been after you for
three years, and l viii get you yet. 1
would like to have six bits a dozen
for whipping such fellows as you. You
think Won are a fighter because you
licked a drunk in Austin The next
day they passed each other and didn't
sneak. At six o'clock in the evening
Child was walking up to the hotel
from Jaekson's. Bell came from the
other corner Of the street. Child got
to the porch four or FIVE feet ahead OF
Billy. Child had taken two or three
stems on the sidewalk, and Billy had
one boot an the sidewalk in the act OF
stepoing IN. when Child TUNED and
Shot him IN the neck. The ball went
through the collar button-h0le OF the
shirt. and was taken out from the
shoulder blade At the back.
Pick Handle Guloh is the name ol
the real mining town Of the section
being located in the ravine directly
below the mines,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-09

M 40, R. D In the Probate Court Of sbei.
oy county, Tenn Margaret Campbell, ad
ninistratrix OF John b. Campbell, deceased
Us; the unknown heirs Of said John B.Camp.
bell, deceased.
I'M motion OF petitioner, and Il appearing
from the petition. which is sworn TO, thai
the unknown heirs Of said John b. Campbell,
deceased, whose names and residoneen are
unknown and cannot DO aaceriained upon
ailigent inquiry, are believed to be non-resi.
dents q the State Of Tennessee; II Il there
fore ordered by the Court that pubiicatio.. n,
made for four successive weeks an "ib,
Memphis Public Ledger, a ns,rsn,ea ~,
Ruelished In the city o. Memphis. state oi
tennessee. req1iriaf tho said unknown
apd plead, PHgVer or domur 10 said neti
ton on or before the 1fst Monday In YDc
combss next, otherwise the samo will beiatc,
lod 9Qniessed and set for herring ox-parte.
Ihiu November 9th, 1880.
A copy Attest;
Nv Hrosp OWEN lwYER, Clerk.
Isaac Morrison, Sol'r. 60 NJ
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PUBLIC LEDGER job printingofics
aud book biDderY, l3 Madison.
Asn0deus---RaggIes ana Ihe DOl

AsrnOdeus--RsggIes ana the Dog
Jake Raggles, Of Punxatawney, had
just arrived in the city on Saturday for
the purpose Of looking around for a
JOB, as farming at this season Of the
year is a little dull. He called at our
Office and asked what it would cost to
put a wanted" in the paper. The
clerk stated the price, and just then
Asmodeous appeared on the scene,
aud said he had found a lost dog that
there was five dollars reward offered
for, and at the same time displayed q
mouse-colored greyhound. He wanted
to get away from the Office long enough
10 deliver the property and get the re-
ward. Business demanded his pres
ence, however, and he could not be
SCARED. The countryman, Raggles,
then spoke up and says:
Look yer, boy, | amt dom much
Just now an IL you give me half Of the
five dollar bill III deliver hal pup
"'Spose | did, how do | know you
viii come back with my half2'
why, thunderl III pay you your
half now. There it is, aud be hand
ed AaIodeus $3.50 and took the dog.
The new boy directed Raggles where
to 80, and off he started. In about
three hours he returned and still had
the dog with him. As he came in the
door he cried, Where IN aassafras Is
that imp as got my two dollars aud q
half on this dog business2"
Here am, said the boy, as he
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busted a penholder aud came out from
behind a desk.
Look here you young whiffet, l
may be from Pnnxatawney, but you
can't beat me. The people got their
dog two hours ago. Gimme them two
dollars and q half"
You go to thunder replied AS
modeus, faint my fault if the peo-
pie got their dog. / don't want the
dog and yer can keepit.
At this Raggles threw down the dog
and taking Asmodeus by the collar Of
the coat, he wiped the floor with him
three OF four times, threw him in a
corner and went out mad. The boy
threatens vengeance the first time he
sees Raggles in a dark alley.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-09

A STRONG petition to President
elect Garfield in behalfof Judge Wm.
NJ. Smith as a suitable representative
from the south to occupy a seat in his
cabinet, is in circulation here. NJ
merous~ merchants Of various political
complexion signed the document this
forenoon at the cotton exchange. The
paper says Judge Smith isa man Of
acknowledged ability and integrity,
aud that he has always been a con-
sstent republican N his opinions.
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Bankrupt Sale.
GOOD NEWS
IN SIX HOURS

A. new discovers in the vegetable line, a
medicine that cannot be found in any Drug
store in the United States or Diminion OF
Canada et present, until the druggists call for
~ and al Druggists that order my medicines,
lWill advertise their Dames and places of bus.
mess in the same column with my advertise
ment In thepaber.
No Druggist has the genuine medicine un-
less you see his name and place Of business in
my advertising column.
This medicine Is produced from a vegetable
in spain and Portugal, called BelHna de Sal
utariaI nalmost miraculous herb, for the cure
Of all Chronic Diseases, etc.. viz:
Female weakness, Dyspepsia in its worst
form, Sore Eyes, SorOfuia, Syphilis,
Chllls and Fever, Gravel, Bilousness,
Oerangement Of the Bowels and all dis.
eases arising from the impurlty Of the
blood.
All persons AFFLICTED with any Of those dis
eases are referred to the above, and il, after
three or four hours lime after taking the med
lcine, you do not find IL improving yonr
health, | will refund double the amount you
have paid for q bottle Of the nedicine: andmy
AGENTS also will be in tructed to refund the
money, provided you have it pronounced by a
physician that you did not receive any benefit
by II, And i will also say this much, that / do
not care by what doctor you have been treated
and pronounced incurahle. Do not be sis-
coul agtu, DuI come ara see me. 10 all ply
siclans who have cases of this description u1-
der their care l should be pleased if they would
give II a trial. Give my medicine a fair trial
and viii guarantee q sue cure, IL taken ac-
c0rding to directions.
CONSULTATION free Of charge in my Office
from 8 70 "A Am. and 2 to5 SPIN. .AlcaIls out
sl9e OF these hours inside city limits Tree, out
sido OF CORPORATION Soc per milo.
uhrontc Diseases q Speoial.y. Charses from
81 to SO. Cure guaranteed.
Price 81 per Bottle.
Call on or address
DER. REVA,
1855 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
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R-ou-RasIdsnl issIIee.

No. 3538-In tho Chanccry Court Of Shelby
county. Tonn.-Napoleon Hill 90 al. lrm Of
Hi, Font Inc \ 20. We y W. Clnpp, doing
business SEW. Clapp & Co.
TT happening from affidavit in this causc that
j the defendant, y, w. tlipp, is q non-ipsi
dent Of the State Of Tennessee that no ia To-
debtod 70 the c0mplainantgin The sum OF thfoe
thousand collars 5000, due bVOpon account
and attachment having been Issued aud
levied on his property; II Is therefore order
ed that he make hia appearance horoin, az
the courthouse Of Shelby county, 10 Nom
phis, Tenn. on or before the FIRST Monday IN
January, 1881, md plead, answer or domur
70 complainant bill, Or the same will be taken
for confessed as 10 him and Fot Cor hearing
.eE.palte, and that a COPY Of this order be
once q week FOR four successive
weeks Id the PUBLIC LEDGuR.
This 23d day Of November, 1880
A eopy-Attegt.
T. BLACK, Clerk and Master
BY y. b. McHENRg, d. @. a M.
Biselow \ Hill, sol. for compllt
D1s $3.50