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nttTI.E1s DEMOCRATS,

1attTiE1s DEMOCRATS.
Special Dtapaseh 10 1he CRitato 1rtbah&
BOSTON, Mass, June 2.-l}utler Democrats
ucif II conference to-day, n1i, tlerIt, to sr>ih
full delegation to Cincinnati, thus ignoring
lhe ioSe-teast Ut the t%u wings OF the party
OIL Washtngton's birthday, wl,cn tho hatclne
was Buried among sl,c debris Ut guod din4
fcF and Unity OF action was determined utnt.
Nearly OIL the Delegates were chosen last
fa'l. nnd favor Da.nrd for prasitcnt, 7s do u
majority Uf Tue regulars. An ntle,npt was
fatetL, The Butterflies riAining they tsrc ,i|s-
s!!et troM alliances, nttl pnbpase to remain
30. a. double delegation to The National Con-
PehtlOn Is assured.
A KANSAS DELEGATE.
:, TorEKA, Kas., :luue:.-C; 7. Dan lels, OF
+ Waieott t 81 G"re 'Si aSncs s5y coy.y 1so' &h6 IL
was one ct the Delegates 10 tie Chirngo Con-
yention trn,n the, Third Congressional Dis
trlct, Stating Tint Ills wife Inns been ttanRpr-
alternate, to procee'l to Chlcnso ut once.
Tie circumstances weru teIegrnNhetl to the
chairman Of tho Ka,ssas delegation, and Mr..
unnielH !eft on thls afternoon ttaiA for CHI
cag1. Lie Is u Dlailte n,ui..
TIE lEtlMANs.
Ssseial Dtttr,teh 10 7hS tnftuso Irtbunk
1NDlANAI'u1ls, June a.-Tlle Nortl-Amcrl-
Gan Turncrhnnd, Represented by fss t1cegutes
n Convention assembled, adopted the fol-
4Owlil5 resolution:
lttlrni parties or tho country scemB II DO deter
!a,eaS.i to nominate min ~ caddato for tho
he tat ee fer ters w8 e.
y, !ssssai, Tint We, the REPRESENTATIVES ot thu
aarnorntltid of tho unltel Bthtcs. most en-.
phat'cA|Iy prs1test hg1ilntt such nomination.
JACKSONVILLE.
Spsetal Dtsuteh 10 1hs EAiraoo 7ttbunt.
JACKsONvltLE, ILL.,. June 1,-polft{ca nft
, 1880-06-03
rt1D GRANT CAUCUS.

coShAst ".stn .1t, a..
Alter tho Convention hna aaJoulheu ing
west west !" h'ts caucus at tic Palmer Iloaso nj
o'clock. Az Inn. oar 'nstu s,s %csG ~ VI" t,w nGw
eub.roo'l aooit 1ofty peopse, no.s 1yna
Wentworth tcld down d clair on the plat-
ts !os.,' W. " Tho ,lnlcrntes. FrgI Grant cotne
m!oa nt ~ snnn, nv nrG occunIci n nrn,nlnnnt
lht0 ING looH'' "'u .Sunp.N I,,. p'o"'''o'''
posttlon by tho side OF Wentworth.
Ats:@ Long John rose % up ,1a ana requested m
tarnotes and were favorable to tho e1cctin1,
s1nn,, crnnt shoultl retErc, Evcryl,oiy Iuft
sa,mca,ntotv ~ @ with tho exception Of half q
immGu..u,yt m nn,i tiav i..ft ahnrtiv nftnr
aohS9M Pitt, N"Nm1tn ,yas atotu1oit nj ths iroh
saore vueA on1l MI rnnh .IsIcontn nr hibernate Wng
Seyii SIeSaIied si 10 show Ills COUPON Ticket d io
SSae,at fnnst,;r r,I,,,e nt fhe llnni Of tiin
NeN doIK rrre nSe1i a,nn,, s tha iirs. a'''
hsrhtrt Thct injecting nct WIS called to order by
LONG JONES,
who made liltle sneech e.. 70 the I eliect ttgs no
1 hObea that n1t present wore LtlerG sole'y 70
ADVANCE tIo Interests OF one cannltlnte, n!la
urged tlle iEiportatlce OF united action on
John Wentw0rtl, then again STATED t!t
certain outsiders lnast fetifG, WtefGt1t0n one
ot the ouste'l ones ]. REPLIED: "fou'li want @ us
tovota for Nrnntlf lie y ioI!il''Gtgti, but yol1
Moat ~ "a stn III ,,a nt ,,a,ol aviit ,iti
~ Iah hooton ''""' ''o''4 "''' ''''' '''e' "''
w pTavmi t"nartnr ,nft tho meol3np nj this mint
ID ~ ,s;.,oIt w. .tntos ,ui,ia, sor,, T.,'rS
stnhd @ sS'Ec,, ~ nartcnIar ri 1,arts af te Iali
eonnitao ~ I'M Han n n,,nnnf,,,I II, w fhrnuel,
H. 5aIotet tn.s ori u:ntl ,,t,t ti,a tnrnrinrae
s'S Ss"ara} w." WIZ ,vpetietl. 'A'o NSpo-''0'
st Gon t;corTe : 1iu,,f,yc11 wns Than calicd
eit eli tbot b,o s,a!H ,yt}c 'c eoi'''' u "''"s' ao
s..s sass t'as, .,.,s,S,.1a,, "maao r r,r
The olIosl1ios TO e., mlsaHr HAD THE AID"
.,..,x. H.. ..,,,,.,'s -, n,a. .x,,,,,.
aaslY ,9 !.t5st2 ! ~ Iloat slMo, i.'1u, Wtu
~ ffert sti1 the ,n;1aH,rs NH mi icn,i.ra -
fSrant wcrn n' 90 luitri init tinV coi,jd nvcr.
cana thfs non1,inr fecljnn Iin beli"vet, " tt1ht
ia t,s Slfaiit nit % men wefe Sd botnd toEether thatt
fsaht g nSen. he aaii weEe a,,rn % ~ frdm; ae5 ~
eS ~ ts 1csor li n @ ~ rc ty
ll w6dli h, 10. Ao'' ~ ''>s'o''o '4o''o"te' '"''
flis m speech ii was cut short for tho purpose
s S rppSnRS w ;cd heE o,t Joaes esnIa nt9 T. la@c @
ieTs Nth ~ so,nn mnra fcnortera. 1*''' " '4''''
i1nn ~ 1'nm,nrn,t fhon n,ntia ,,ocuo orooo,,
"a tSa effect th"t Tia s,Its IN ihn scii, Stntrs
amountci IN @ ,,nthinr IN nn1 TIM jjrn,'t "n,,iI1
sses d sa r a IL nof 91o1s n atrad e + Gra
Jd mt It c%~rW ~ II liz % i,at niio n T. 81" -
WIN '''' '"''s on tho n'st oni.o.'
JOHN A. LOGAN
Nen went int9 til9 ILLINOIS contest from his
,s snus a Yoa toa ~, to o e4cKsfs pat .at they
ae!egates.
G9Mnilttso for tic stato Convention, an.l
s|a,n1ea That It ,ilado no reference to tho
, 1880-06-03
NOTES.

NOI116<
Mr.. S. NJ. Mungcrtreatcd tho full Arkansas
delegaton. delegates and alterflntes, 10 ride
through tho SUnth Parks yesterday after
ilnOn. Tile party enjoyed the trip greatly,
and had n good time.
In view Ut the fapt that there arc now horo
nearly twenty Of the fifty colorcd editors OF
tho country, preliminary meeting will be
held this morning at o o'clock in Robm II ut
the Palmer llnuse looking to the calling Of
convention of tho colored men engaged III
Journalism throughout the country.
for D!aino-arriyetl yesterluy.' Col. Wiliiam
Nrtet1el Of Santa re, ex-Attorney-Gcnera
Of tlio Territory, IL tl,e guest Of his former
towltstIiaIns Mr; Alexandcr, Sullivan, a7s Oak
CrSees. Is stopping at ISL WaGasli aScflue. ~
The frinfs Of blaine organized n process
sion lust ryuning, ind, healed by McClurg's
band marched through the streets amidst
grcat enthusiasm, As they passed the p4l;;
1neF ilonsd ~ Monfne str1et, soinS M one hffla ftl
rdotn occupied by tlle Kansas delegation, ut
the Sight oil which the crnw.ls hi tho street
yelled themselves hoatse:with delight
* detachment Of thg 0hIp AeleGattoi,,. with
Goy. Foster at its lead, cAllatl on the Mnssa-
sfss soos it s sfGSf Gsr I'LL is ye'"s s R ct VT o
ons theSc. they ieft tio fGiiowltE nots psi tI,o
tIoll, l,yatle,l by GOV. Foshf,, called, fund
VII 70" ..nso Gq 5 4 asSSs Sfna fSs"S9 @a foRs pfSpss
yonr man for Vlce-presidont., Ditto"
a. morning. pnper stated yesterday TINT
Drtg.il, ai,ti Washington IUrrilury Wstb Ink
iig around for another MIN to tiu y IN ensd
itealh4 to second cl,1ice. ,fl!a tlhleRatlons
for tile!n ti.nt they were fpr blaine first, list,
a1,d SO long rs his name appeared betOro the
Convention us n callddlte. 1t was ttn,o
enough to apeak 1T q AeCuntl cl11lce When
blal,ih'A t,tnte wGs Withdrawn, which most
likely would hot be.
THE lteatlqtiarters of the Pennsylvania
Sherman men NJ the 1'nlnier 1l0usu nttracted
o, grrat. crowd curly ~ the evening, The
members .4f thp party formed q ring " tlld
fSre q e hat9 arg s al 91Hs' B s ID y f ansnE
"Whrm .Jnlnny Games marching hplne." The
pcople III thu hall lndorsed tho concluding
l!na bf enrfl vetAe, which tcads, "Tlle tllird-
term scheme TIE .pcoplo do co11tlel'i1'," at't
HEARTILY jn!Mcd III the corua.
Tho centre OF attraction In tho PAl,ner
lIeHtlqi.srtefK q tic antl.dra',t Ns@ foIk !
eveals # tho day, Especially By the grateful
npws Xhs ,a eple fTp e GottGs etl
singing, sttllRs, Telling stories, and having 4
gnod tI,ne gcnerai!y. The tlo1rs of tt!tlt
atoi,rihg nj, tho .llotel crowded rAulid and
watched with evident enjoyment the pledS-
ure wilct WIS III progress.
The lion. Jan,cs T.. lsoot Chairman, OF The
Committee IN distribution Of Tickets. ltns
ronyshsi hts Cnintn!ttey II s:n "a 4. r.: 70 ar,
dselfEss se Eo 2? 1tHst & S9fs; hs;t hs;s
cl,hfRo If thf distribution Ut the Tickets aid
, 1880-06-03
OHIO.

EXTENT OF THE ANTI-ORANT 1EELIN0.
Spstta! DtIsateA 10 Tn GAteaio 1ttAanA.
CLEVELAND, O., juno 9.-Thb extent Of
Tic aiasl-uunt feeling Is zeniat ttbIe. Go
Wtero you will. Republicans ato plenty ~ho
ayow their intention Ut boltluy tho nomInu.
, 1880-06-03
NflHHQlr12r.

THE HON. !. MILTON TtnNEfl
Of Missouri, cx-AtlmtsIer to 1,ibcra, md
representative colored lnan, Inst evening cur
rlctl co1islcrnation into tho ranks of tho
Palmer House Grant people. lie took
stand nGRr tho entrance to the rooms 0f tho
National Executive Committee, ard. In reply
to n,1 iil1nlry ~ to l1Bw tic peoplg nt Mis-
souri, looked upon tho PROPOSED nomination
Of urart, gnve vent to his pcnt-np feelings.
!to 1!nncrc!fvIly bGrated tie telcgation front
his State, aiiI n tnts enn,leet,on aalt;
ex;eonytcts., 1'ostUfFlce rtttlse. thieves. md
r0bbers, stlel rs constitute the Hrnnt tlclcga-
tioit from Missouri THEY wotiltln't give lAe
sent II NE Convention hecauHe w09l.li!'t
i,iaa, '' but It Mr. drant Is INV nv { enough ii
t'' sanction s,tcli proceedings he is
lower than I a,n, MD If he does
snMc|o'a sI1n ft1eh -, f,l prneeetigs a'a his
nnti have done everything gould slnco 1870
for tho Republican party II, Missouri. have
:I",,e I IT, slsva1e NY people,, n'n proposo
!,rcs. 20 yoa expeet tint i,onest fnen VII!
luDk Will fhv0r ,lprfl n, Convention packed
With such dlsteputnhle echarnctcrs : Ipropuso
TINT tho country sl,All know w'ln tho men ar6
"ssrGed s e f0 Slssotf H F sed f%r f$s''F u4s %ssf
elected 10 give Clsa,lnccy l. Filley tho oppor.
tuhity to wiilpsaw the Itunest ltcpublicA1ts 1T
rs, asssor h;J 31fa Grant, % 4 but Il si' Gen;
tllsrehlitabld support, God help tho party"
What further Information Mr.. Tifner
might have given IL regard 70 The dIsrrplta-
n III was sjceicG y Ts en e h aa sS Hnt Ws M fss a
~ the intcrfe5encS I.,, of Ma(; Scott Of tlq
81 Tte dI'i%s ssis S"e Spe hS'fa ieaynS
the hotel. Several gentlemen insisted that
press himself an'l Tor i few nlliiitcs q liye.
sver%l % oter e aws iSaly s ptsled d:9 H. rafs y
1ler out uf tho Stats street etlttahce, ANIL fol-
t9'wed by ort,wtl, plotted iittn to TIC Clifton
speeoli-hnaking.
THE GERMAN REPUBLICANS.
THEIR AppI.Ess TO THE NATIONAL. coSvEN-
TlUN.
Tho following will be presented to the Con-
ventlon before d ballot Is taken. 1t speaks
for Itself:
Convention. Chicago, H.: Tho German American
sly agy e Nsw fptK % ~
4 Tho ,'omiaat!on OF Con. otant has ELECTED
partly GGcatso thiri term is 66jceiel to Of,
g. sssa's s's d 'xs1 any fesbeos 1a
Without tepeatIne tho wo}l-known arguments
on those points, It ia in,porthnt nt this moment
as sas1 sos s sfsa.
detcthilnevl, nnes Ut, ctrclimst1tces whhtsobvcr,
M esen hs x ooasr
secure tho nomliration ot sotng other Republican
, 1880-06-03

RICDRD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

FNliy aper cent o{ tho hnman rare nro vtct!ua a
Eart!a} ar esurlsto in,ptcnfy. Th!a startling tasor
liHn *ilt bp fully r,rr9hnrAfad BY lnteltfRenI
r., rm y 3s aSh1
tympntns hra loss nf tiHns EturmntDrrhrth, hMh lH
ihc hM trnhnn ~ RvaIh shrln'x tAnr,tnr tIt,in}
fn.e.M.3!nEs mns!al dl"tte:* norron| dubte. 4h4
M elss W9desty prev the naTsat ,r'n wstntHs ths
6fnrsnss hs mean profr:"nh hss W Ses4 XII sf',as }s,
csminailY Gcagent - r.;ficrnt nnnt thesa things
se4 as'ea. %s'Sfs In nn.a pnyope
ss ssS" a VII "ff Il s
Gherc Il rems.lv iN d. teneh q u oEs |hst h,:s
M II! { IL: ns1 @ s's; S sS f.
a,,.cd u III Academy ~ sle,iie1.a u iaf1. n1 II
fape apet4f1o fnF tha AhTs. s,ntnns no nhhsphuriA
"[ atanI n,s.pns y pnssy rEGETantn
lnsAs -c;,atfa pil 1nd tn % bad u isya1t0E {o,
tts RUG HohnsHu. Pnr!s 'FrnnrY nrnf nr. hr1Mk
kxss.a9nt solG asent ~ r. & tho z e. snsHs gSslanH
b. mail upon tocslps Hf prizes.
tE1lTiFICATE. ...
rAMis. July la tE37l3 l!uo la ii t'ax-A Mt. &. IL
nftY-thtee ybnr1 old hal hss = wlduWer twenty hva
yGaFs. naEyUua ten{1Tn pantt ad kuHor0a for thrty
M s,3f
mi ~ cano u MO nha adEaad h!n1 ~ try nfcxn1
sgs Sn III As:%' Hths 81 r.: d:cSE
-Rot rlasftnd, and hrs l~n f!ng chltron. -
nat r. ~ %.fcass tso9nd u Mera fqrea Wdithn1
iH0n&hA. Dr. n. PENlsnNL,
M0dtcins d. Ia lIasuIlal ClusEy.
A0l4n 13Y ALL DRUGGISTS.
n Ann In EftFi i'm T1ytI1S t1ttfA
, 1880-06-03

has come out TINT during confercnco be-
tween Don Cameron anil the Philadelphia
leader Of tho anti.flrant movement. held
compromise candidate WIS ailggcated tho
Senator expressed himself ~ more favorable
70 Ettmunas than. 10 any other person. Gar-
field wns favored by the antf.ttirtl-term rep
encu with leading Biaino men on tho sub
jcct
Garfield" snId Cameron, "ts not dtsa-
FrccabIe to either MIR. ConklInE or myself,
bnt J. think he Is ton waak tnai."
the ls mt strong enough to steal State? u
Precisely" returned tho Senator.
, 1880-06-03

tho Republican party, then they ltusI better
sEsk = l}ealthier sEl!asto, In order to eseape
THE "srA A1szErrUHd"
Gt,ht. city confulss 4 Leader !h r. tollews: ss:
could pnlta tha party lIore solnin.etly; ND
s{ss s|!hgt $sSaaSsaE = L 4
sss,ps SS, ss s Et ~ s "Sx & st ya
alltl over again Ills sd Dften lnatla, assertion,
that he Wis tt2t and dlA mt desire to By 4
eRtdiHia!e tol Thy prrslaS1lyy, ttlat " s;lls
notd n% e 5 o1to @ IL q ss ii af1s H. fGf 2vs 9fs
slfunsth ns nn ayaflafIe candidata rs,na|!ls
tic ,sama. After rtteiyIrg such. honorlblo
t5;nMs|s ~ so6 @ S pF{t on q hKfSS ~ t Wc
Weru aetorl!lhea to Actltsye the n,uliallon
!tecenuy at leaat rHdUirsd, ethu oi,ee sta.ng
his Hosltlnn. that lle shonlA kesp Silent, ee-
tho c,ult1l.laturo Il It had been o!fered 70 hn
by tno National Convention. ,ilp alIonhl Il4yn
,nn.leFstQpa u nnss that l9ga!, IH!N lls
hsnellq,sn wore only teaf!'.E a1l'l 1 tn9ahig b,n
1aado, by Inducing him I'd bslsyu that in thb
emu n,l u1aier eertaIn circumstances ,he
pi!ght bseaNo IEe!r secoEd clolec llY sh9hlI4t .!It
teeond ehulrh vs. toilF t iii l. 1.ogan teniaiiiis
sf sst ssi e5Ha Hsoai aa s Is S II ~ aSs Us
Presidential trlra III 1881. I}ut With lheso
well-fo4nsaetl reasons fot ct}fhptalnts ntl tho
part Ut Mr.. Washburnp's frietd2 tlls ei.nmIfs
tnyn, nuthlng to DO. Asconphred with tilunt,
tho situation IL tho same ~ bAfOrp,-i. a.,
0rant Is d ca1!tlldatis Wi!o, n1V!ar no crrnn!.
stances, to matter who tic i)rnNcatie ealnlf-
ilaso might be, gun 1e classe,l. anl Wash
btittiB Ii d rah1ldate WIN Nnull bo
elected beyond my doubt. 10 Illinois tho
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-05
Am tlle Nav from OhIo.

John Hammond, a seedy looking
tramp, claiming to be from Cleveland,
Ohio, stepped up to Mr.. Charles Mead
Sunday and asked for the loan of a
dollar, pulling a pocket medicine case
from under his coat and offering to
pawn it, representing himself rs a 70
yellow fever doctor. He was given a
quarter by Mr.. Mead, who took the
case, but did not examine it until
some time after, when he found it
marked with the name of Dr.. Il. d.
Mitchell. Hammond was promptly
arrested.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-05

polite clerk, and is assisted by Charlie
Leftwitch.
Captain ". b. Miller's fine passen-
ger steamer Guiding Star, will psss
down tomorrow at 10 am. bound for
the Crescent City. She has a big
trip OF people, cupboard and accom-
modations for more. Captain Ad
Storm, at the Anchor line wharfboat,
will furnish all desired information.
The james d. Parker. Captain NJ.
M. Deem in command, will be in to
morrow morning and leave in fine
evening with a return trip for Cairo,
Louisville, Cincinnati and all princi-
pal way landings on the Ohio, connect
ing with the different railroads aud
giving passengers through tickets to
all points east at very low rates. Ro-
bert Mccoy presides at the desk, and
is assisted by Geo. HendricksOn.
The Chickasaw ginning company,
whose place Of business is located at
No. 81 Madison street. are at present
doing a thriving business, and plant
ers along the river would do well to
send their seed cotton TO this com
pany. They furnish sacks free of
charge to responsible parties, and
their terms are as low as any gin in
the city. Mr.. NJ. w. Beardsley, the
superintendent, has had many years
experience in the business, and knows
full well the wants Of his patrons. BY
permission, the company refers TO
many Of the leading cotton firms Of
this city.
The great iron steamer Charles p.
ChOuteau, in command Of Captain
Thorwegen, came in at an early hour
this morning with a fair trip of freight
and leaves to morrow on her initial
trip OF the season in the Memphis and
New Orleans cotton trade. All her
old officers, who are well and favor.
ably known to the travelling and ship.
ping public, are on her again this
season. She Las capacity for all the
cotton that may offer, aud her passen-
ger accommodations are frst-class.
Give her a rousing send off Captain
Geo Miltenberger, a clever and accom-
modating gentleman, pre- ids at the
desk. and is assisted by Peter Wertz.
The elegant sidgwheel passenger
steamer Coahoma, of the Lee U. s.
mail line, starts out this evening as a
regular tri we.kly packet to Helens.
and will leave hereafter every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, thus with
her consort, thu james Lee, forming
a daily line to Helena. The Coahoma
has been thoroughly overhaulcd and
repainted and now re enters the trade
in as good condition as the day she
first came out. She has frst-class
passenger accommodations audhas the
the reputation Of being a fast, safe and
reliable boat. Captain George Ma.
lone, who is well and favorably known
in tue trade, has been placed in COM
mand and Ed Crowell has charge Of
the office. The pioneer of the trade.
Captain Marsh Miller, assisted by Mr.
X. IL. Sutton, are her pilnts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-05
Tuesday, the 26th day Of October, 1880.

It the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, in the Taxing District Of ehe1by coun-
ty, Tennessee late city OF Memphis), sell at
public auction TO the highest bidder for cash,
a certain lot of land in Shelby county. Ten
%aessee, in the Taxing District uate city Of
Memphis, beginni 9 on the south side Of
pontOtOc street. at the northeast corner Of the
land purchased by Alexander Murray from N
Long, trustee, and Ansie l. and Joseph B
Briggs, by decd recorded in book No liz. page
5g2, Of the Register office OF Shelby county
Tennoss1e, and running thence sOuthwardly
parallel with 0. leans street Is feet; thence
westwardly parallel with PontOtoc street 37H
feet TO the east Of a lot heretofore conveyed
by Alexander Murray to Halstead; thence
northwardly with said Halstead's liz 1855 feet
TO Pontotoc street; thence eastwardly with
PontOtoc street S7H feet, being part Of Frs
kibe's subdivision Of block SO, and the same
conveyed to Minnie Robinson by Alexander
Murray by decd recorded in book No. Ito
page 52S, Of the Registers office aforesaid.
Equity of rede r ption waived. Title be
lieved TO be good, but | will convey only a.
trustee. SAM'L HIRSCH, Trustee.
12B
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-05
N~on-resIdent NotIco.

No. 40], RD-In the Probate Court of shelb,
county, Tennessee Margaret Campbell, adj
ministtatrix Of John BCampbell, declared,
va. the unknown heirs Ofsaid Jshn B CAmp-
bell, deco ssed-Insolvent bill.
nm motion Of petitioner, and it appearing
" from the petition. which Is sworn to. thai
the heirs Of John u. Campbell. deceased, are
unknown and are believed TO bo non.resi.
dents OF the State Of Ieunessoe; u Is there
foro ordered by the Court that publication be
made for foE T successive weeks in the Mem
phis Public Ledger, n newspaper published In
the city Of Memphis. State Of Tennessee, ro.
CURING said helrs 10 enter their appearance
herein and plead. answe or demur to said
petition on or before the frat Monday In No
yember next otherwise the same will be lake,
for confessed and set for hearing ex-partS,
OWEN bwYRR, olork.
By II. B. CULLEN, ID. o.
Isaac Morrison, sol. for compl't.
Ba@%
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-05

Give us a rest" cited a bootblack
from the gallery of our Operahouse
to a party in the audience who had
been coughing during The greater part
Of the performance. use DR.. Bulls
cough syrup" shouted another urcbin
Il Exchange.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-05

The temperature at sunrise marked
SO, with a fresh northerly wind. Yes
terday the range was 50 to 81. The
winds blew from the north at all
points south of the Ohio this morn
ing, and ranged in velocity from two
to eighteen miles an hour. Warmer
weather is anticipated tonight and
o.morrow.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-05
General Trade.

The receipts here during the past
three days in the line of produce and
brcadstuffs include $500 bbls -four,
1885 bbls meal, 759 SKIS corn, 2Ol4 SKIS
oats, $50 do. bran, 600 bales hay, 25O
bbls potatoes, 3 carloads cabbage and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-05

A cart load of silver coin came in by
express to-day from the east. 1t went
to the banks and required halt a dozen
persons to unload, watch and tote" It
into the bank vaults.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-05
3enO II. HARRIS,
Deputy Sheriff and General Collector.

No. II Madison street tup stairs. Memphis.
Office hours from 9 to 10 an and 3to 4p.m.
Business Of attorneys and merchants especial
ly solicited. Refer by permission to Messrs.
5 Mansfield x Co, .Messrs Johnston & Vance,
Ven phis Avalanche, Public Ledger. Col A u
Fray or, Capt j harvey Mathes, Messrs. Leu
brio Bros, Mtssrs. CB Galloway 4 Co, mana.
gers Peabody Hotel, Messrs. W K Moore 4 Co,
J J Busby 4 Co. Isl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-05

The EpizOO,ic Becoming Fatal.
ST.. JOHN, N. B 0ctober 5.-The
epizootic is prevailing in this city,
and ia some cases has proved fltal.
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Afler1hnf I.nrse.

HALIFAX, October 8. - Warren
Smith leaves here on tho 18th instant
to contest the race on the Thames for
the American purse.
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RECEIpTs Per srEAMERs.

Per j. B. NJ. Kehlor, from New
Orleans, 80 sacks salt.
Per John I. Moore, from Helena,
40 bales cotton, 242 SKIS cotton seed.
Per Belle Shreveport, from st.
Louis, Z bales cotton, 70 oil bbls, q
bbls whisky.
Per Grand Tower, from Vicksburg,
10 bales cotton 3 bags seed cotton 100
bdls shingles.
Per Jos. Kinney, from St. Louis,
5 hhds bacon, ) hhds cocoanuts, II
bbls onions, 10 hbls potatoes, 40 tubs
butter.
The Joe Kinney, from St. Louis,
passed down this forenoon putting Of
about 100 pkgs, and adding Is tons for
Vicksburg aud the bends.
Per Charles p. Chouteau, from Nev
Orleans, SO bbls rice, 100 boxes soda
% cases canned goods, IL hhds cocoa,
nuts, "A bbls rosin, 2l0 bbls cement
% pkgs liquors, 100 pkgs sundries.
Per Ste. Genevieve, from St. Louis
432 bbls -four, 65 bbls meal, q Dbl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-05
Trustee,s Sale.

Under and by virtue Of a certain trust
" decd, duly recorded in record book No.
l23, page u. Of the Reaister's Office Ofehelby
county, Tennessee, default having been made
therein, and Simon Sturm, the trustee named
IN said trust deed, having ceased to be the
secretary of the Memphis Building and Saw
ing Association, and / am now the secretary
Of said association, in consequence Of which
under the provisions of said deed l an the
trustee in the place Of said Sturm, l will, as
such ~trustee. on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-05

Making in all the ,um of........ $500
Very Re- pectfuliy
D ~ ID p. II DDgN. President
san NJ. gATEs Sc y aui SUIT lSt
BH-ln addllO IL nhO'e rrs iums ii red
BY the Memphis % ton Z harg the shelly
County range Association oner for the Best
Bale Of Cotton Qrresp c i've Of siaplele hin
tied, 500; and for Second Bes' Bale, S5l. This
the sun Of 50 D for the Highest
CHASING Pale Of Cotton exhibited, IRE pect
i've Of staple aud $50 FIR the Second Best
Bale, Irrespective { staple.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-05
The Sunday Law.

Owing to the greatly increased
number Of arrestsnow made OuSupday,
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct
DR.. Porter concludes that somebody
must be selling whisky on the sly.
He has accordingly instructed the
chief of-police to see thlt the Sunday
law be rigidly enforced in future.
Saloon keepers and others who have
been in the habit of keeping alley
doors ajar will take warning.